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Very Long Baseline Interferometry provides the highest angular resolution in astronomy. In recent years, considerable progress has been made in VLBI at millimeter wavelengths with the technological advances and advent of new millimeter telescopes, and for the first time, imaging of nearby supermassive black holes has become possible. At the same time, it has also made it possible to study the physical process of black hole accretion and jet formation and propagation in great detail. In this talk, I will introduce the recent progress made with the Event Horizon Telescope and present results from our recent observations of the Galactic center (Sgr A*), M87 and a couple of nearby AGN jets.
I am a research scientist at the Shanghai Astronomical Observatory, CAS and a guest scientist at the Max Planck Institute for Radio Astronomy. My research focus is in the areas of high angular resolution Very Long Baseline Interferometry studies of compact radio sources, particularly nearby supermassive black holes, like the Galactic center and M87. I am a member of the Event Horizon Telescope collaboration, which aims to make the first-ever image of a black hole and test Einstein's general relativity in strong gravitational field.


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«Бротто́» () — станция линии B Лионского метрополитена.

Расположение
Станция находится в 6-м округе Лиона, в квартале Бротто, рядом со старым вокзалом «Бротто». Платформа станции расположена под площадью Жюль Ферри (). Вход на станцию производится с этой же площади.

Особенности
Станция открыта 2 мая 1978 года в составе первой очереди Лионского метрополитена от станции Шарпен — Шарль Эрню до станции Гар Пар-Дьё — Вивье Мерль. Состоит из двух путей и двух боковых платформ. Станция с мезонином была рассчитана на большой пассажиропоток с находящей по соседству одноимённой железнодорожной станции, которую планировалось сделать основным лионским вокзалом. Однако, в процессе строительства планы изменились, и главным вокзалом стал вокзал Пар-Дьё (станция метро Гар Пар-Дьё — Вивье Мерль той же линии B). Железнодорожный вокзал «Бротто» был окончательно закрыт в 1983 году. Пассажиропоток в 2006 году составил лишь 84 865 чел./мес.

Происхождение названия
Станция получила название по кварталу Бротто, в котором она находится, и по одноимённому вокзалу (ныне закрытому) по соседству. В свою очередь, современное название квартала « Brotteaux» происходит от старофранцузского слова «brotiau», означающего «низкие, затапливаемые земли».

Достопримечательности

Наземный транспорт
Со станции существует пересадка на следующие виды транспорта:
   — троллейбус
  — «главный» автобус
   — автобус

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Станции Лионского метрополитена

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Statement of the National Fair Housing Alliance in Response to Trump's SCOTUS Pick
Washington, D.C. — Lisa Rice, president and CEO of the National Fair Housing Alliance, issued the following statement regarding President Donald Trump's nomination of Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court:
"President Trump's and Senator McConnell's decision to hastily fill Ruth Bader Ginsburg's Supreme Court seat when the 2020 elections have already begun undermines our nation's democracy and represents the height of hypocrisy and political gamesmanship. If the process continues, it will lessen the respect and integrity of the highest court in the nation. Americans are already taking to the polls to select the next president and it is that person who must decide the nominee to fill Justice Ginsburg's seat on the Supreme Court. Decades of standards and precedent make it clear. There should be no confirmation until after the inauguration. Yet most Republicans in the Senate have indicated that they will vote on Trump's nominee, a shocking reversal from the party's stance on Obama's SCOTUS nominee, Merrick Garland, who was put forward eight months before the 2016 election.
"Trump has made it abundantly clear why he's going against precedent to ram through this SCOTUS vote. It is a brazen overreach of power, for this purpose: He wants to stack the Supreme Court with justices who are beholden to him — not the American people — and will support him should the Court be called on to decide issues regarding the election. His statements that he will not commit to a peaceful transition of power if he loses prompted the Senate to pass a resolution reaffirming its commitment to a peaceful transition of power. But Trump's statement should have also spurred senators to rebuff his power grab by refusing to process the nomination during an election.
"Justice Ginsburg's dying wish was to 'not be replaced until a new president is installed,' and the majority of Americans share that sentiment. The hypocrisy of rushing through a nominee now is troubling enough, but Coney Barrett's record as a judge on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit raises concerns about her commitment to ensuring equal justice under law.
"In the 2019 case Dale Kleber v. CareFusion Corporation, Coney Barrett voted to dismiss a disparate impact claim by a job applicant under the Age Discrimination in Employment Act on the basis that the law did not protect disparate impact claims by job applicants, just employees. The opinion which Coney Barrett joined ignored long-standing precedent on disparate impact. Her decision in this instance presents a troubling clue about how she might rule on disparate impact claims under the Fair Housing Act. Her decision also disturbingly comports with a stance the Trump administration has taken in its newly released Disparate Impact rule which guts a long-standing civil rights protection and provides special defenses from disparate impact scrutiny — including algorithmic bias. The new exemption in the rule makes it irrelevant whether predictive tools unnecessarily exclude applicants of color, women, or other groups protected by the Fair Housing Act.
"Given Trump's broad-based attacks on civil rights, the last thing the country needs is a Supreme Court justice who has demonstrated she might fail to uphold important laws put in place to advance equal opportunity. Our country needs a civil rights champion like Justice Ginsburg who joined the 5-4 majority in Texas Dept. of Housing & Community Affairs v. Inclusive Communities Project in 2015 to rule that disparate impact claims are allowed under the Fair Housing Act.
"In Republicans' haste to confirm Coney Barrett before Nov. 3, they are acting contrary to their stance to block President Obama from filling Justice Scalia's seat for almost 12 months, enabling Trump's political overreach, and dishonoring Justice Ginsburg's legacy. If successful, their actions could devastate civil rights progress for decades to come, making it more difficult to not only fight discrimination in housing, lending, and employment, but to address it in education, healthcare, the environment, transportation, and the criminal justice system. We cannot let that happen. We must uphold and fight for our democracy. And we must fight for fairness in the solemn process to select those who serve on the highest court in the land."

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HELEN HUNT, ANA DE ARMAS AND JOHN LEGUIZAMO JOIN TYE SHERIDAN IN MICHAEL CRISTOFER'S "THE NIGHT CLERK"
Highland Film Group announced today that Academy Award® Winner Helen Hunt (The Sessions, Cast Away), Ana de Armas (Blade Runner 2049, Hands of Stone) and Golden Globe Nominee John Leguizamo (John Wick: Chapter 2, To Wong Foo Thanks for Everything, Julie Newmar) will join Tye Sheridan (Ready Player One, X-Men: Apocalypse, Mud) in The Night Clerk, written and to be directed by Michael Cristofer (Chuck, Original Sin). The thriller is produced by Sheridan, WulfPak Productions' David Wulf (Looking Glass, Little Women) and Highland Film Group, with Santosh Govindaraju, Dan Reardon and Academy Award nominated producer Robbie Brenner executive producing. Convergent Media LLC is financing the film. The Gersh Agency and Highland Film Group are co-repping the U.S. sales, with HFG also handling foreign.
Hotel night clerk Bart Bromley (Sheridan) is a highly intelligent young man on the Autism spectrum. When a woman is murdered during his shift, Bart becomes the prime suspect. As the police investigation closes in, Bart makes a personal connection with a beautiful guest named Andrea, but soon realizes he must stop the real murderer before she becomes the next victim. Principal photography commenced in Utah on May 21st.
Hunt is an Academy Award Winning actress for her leading role in As Good as It Gets and was nominated a second time for her supporting role in The Sessions. Hunt recently directed episodes of ABC's "Splitting Up Together," FX's "Feud," NBC's "This is Us" and CBS' "Life in Pieces." Other credits include What Women Want, Cast Away, Soul Surfer, Ride, and more. Hunt also wrote, directed and starred in Then She Found Me and Ride. Current projects include The Miracle Season, Netflix's Candy Jar alongside Uzo Aduba, and I See You, which is currently in production in Cleveland.
De Armas is currently in production on the Untitled Danny Boyle/Richard Curtis Project with Lily James and in post-production on Three Seconds starring Rosamund Pike. Leguizamo was nominated for a Golden Globe for his role in To Wong Foo Thanks for Everything, Julie Newmar. He is currently filming John Wick: Chapter 3 and best known for roles in The Infiltrator and Moulin Rouge!


Trouvère Manuscript M. Dates and origins from Aubrey, NG. There are two versions of this manuscript on Gallica, one in black & white which corresponds to the same images used by Beck in his facsimile of the manuscript, and a more recent one in color. The color version has some notes and text obscured in some places where damage was repaired that are visible in the black and & white images. According to the records of the BNF, this is the result of the restoration of the manuscript in August 1970, which unfortuantely took place before standards for restoration involved photographic documentation and recording detailed notes during the process. Those songs affected by this restoration have notes to that effect in their comments field.


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Smithia oligantha är en ärtväxtart som beskrevs av Ethelbert Blatter. Smithia oligantha ingår i släktet Smithia och familjen ärtväxter. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

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It's some time since we have produced a Newsletter and we hope you'll forgive us- always so much to achieve and we do certainly achieve a great deal!
Here' s just a summary of what we've done over the last year or so, which keeps you all in the picture.
We are a community, and you are all part of it- it's an important human need, to work in communities, a human need which is often overlooked. Our site, built by us all, is a perfect example of community building – and recently one of our new members from Australia said the site had been recommended to him by some colleagues in the USA, as being 'the best site on the web for cancer'. Well when there are over 9 million references on the web for healing cancer, that is quite an accolade.
We are now linked with Maggies Centres, Yes to Life and Canceractive, and have good productive communications with them. Please add to this list by sending the site details to other centres which might feature our efforts alongside their own. We are all on this healing wave together. And of course flag us up where you can on Facebook, Twitter or wherever- you never know when someone in need will pick this up. The 'Where Can I Start' forum was started this year in response to someone's feeling bewildered, and it navigates people from the beginning on this next new part of their lives.
Our radio programme was listened to across the world- sadly the funding for further programmes is now no longer available, but again if you have local radio/tv contacts, do use them! Our site founder Judith was on Iranian TV talking about the site- this came about through a contact on Linked In- you never know what these links may bring... Patricia our Scotland Representative has been working hard to spread the word in Scotland: she went to a Yes to Life meeting in Aberdeen, took our leaflets and wrote an article about mistletoe healing which they featured (see on the site). It's a year since we did a YouTube video- perhaps we may do another in the autumn.
Our publications manager Rose is getting married in the autumn – the wedding of the year for all of us! She and her husband are both vegans, and are giving a donation from their wedding gifts to Yes to Life. Lorraine our publicity manager is always busy on our behalf wherever she goes: it was she who managed to get our January talk filmed, (see the site for the Nina Joy talk) and hopefully we will be able to do more such things in the future. Lara provided biscuit tastings at that event, and has recently won the Soil Association's award for the children's section with her banana bread. We all loved it too and we are proud! Andrew the Ideas Man is cooking up vegan storms and some of these are on the site in the Recipe section – do go and look: the excellent thing about this site is that it is indeed a one stop free shop, not beating any one person's drum- and you can browse endlessly and find something new, something stimulating, a new idea, or revisit something you'd temporarily forgotten.
So here's what we try to do, in a nutshell: We all need mentors, and we can co-mentor one another on this site. There's only so much we can individually master, so the wise teacher is always a student of something. The most effective way to keep your brain young and sharp is to continue learning. Having friends is important, having buddies you can turn to is vital. We are all here for one another!
Conceive, believe and achieve- and stay curious!


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Network: AMC
Episodes: 10 (hour)
Seasons: One
TV show dates: August 11, 2013 — October 6, 2013
Series status: Cancelled
Performers include: Mark Strong, Lennie James, James Ransone, Ruben Santiago-Hudson, Sprague Grayden, Athena Karkanis, Billy Lush, and David Costabile.
TV show description:
A contemporary story of murder, deception, revenge and corruption, this drama begins with the murder of a cop by a fellow Detroit detective. Initially, it seems to be the perfect crime. Ultimately, the murder pulls him into the heart of the Detroit underworld.
Homicide detective Frank Agnew (Mark Strong) is used to taking on his own burden and the burdens of others. Haunted by a tragedy in his recent past, Frank is vengeful when his new love is abruptly taken from him by a corrupt associate. Although he's usually straightforward, Frank allows his desire for vengeance to lead him to commit a rash act that puts him at the mercy of fellow Detective Geddes.
A smart-but-slippery veteran homicide detective, Joe Geddes (Lennie James) helps Frank commit an act of vengeance. Frank soon realizes that Geddes may have been playing him all along. He may quite possibly be a corrupt cop himself, one who has murdered to mask his own misdeeds. Geddes may now have Frank firmly in his power.
The commander of Frank's precinct, Lieutenant Charles Dawson (Ruben Santiago-Hudson) has survived the dirty arena of Detroit crime and politics for 25 years. Dawson intends to stay on top during the latest corruption probe. However, when one of his cops is found dead with a mutilated corpse nearby, he faces scandal and demotion. Dawson puts Frank, his most trusted detective, in charge of the investigation — not realizing that Frank is closely tied to these deaths.
A beautiful and highly intelligent detective, Dani Khalil (Athena Karkanis) is a "bright light" on the force. Obviously fond of Frank, she's anxious for him to get over a past loss and find happiness — possibly with her. Frank's uncharacteristically jumpy behavior during his present murder investigation makes Dani suspect that something's not right with him.
A member of the Detroit Police Department's Internal Affairs Division, Detective Simon Boyd (David Costabile) is a man on a mission — to find a cop killer. He is officious and believes he's the smartest guy in the room. He's willing to be agonizingly patient, knowing that eventually he will capture his prey.
Damon Callis (James Ransone) is a fierce, intelligent and ruthless crime lord who is tired of playing second fiddle to Alexander Skelos, Detroit's reigning mob boss. He's conceived an elaborate scheme to wrest power from Skelos. When the corrupt cop that he bought is found dead, his entire network becomes at risk.
Damon's wife Maya (Sprague Grayden) is every bit as fierce, intelligent and ruthless as her husband. She wants to extend their hold on Detroit's rackets with several new drug and prostitution "franchises" citywide. She keeps her volatile husband on point, and is always scouting murderous new associates to help her implement her schemes.
One of them is Nick Paflas (Billy Lush), a combat veteran with a psychological disability and who exudes violence and vulnerability at the same time. With nothing to lose, he rises quickly to become Damon's second in command.
Series Finale:
Episode #10 — Surrender
At police headquarters, Frank tells Geddes and Lt. Dawson that he refuses to accept Sean's confession. In an interrogation room, he tears up Sean's detailed, hand-written confession, then grills Sean with questions about Brendan's murder. Sean answers everything perfectly.
In his office, Lt. Dawson tells Frank he can't ignore Sean's confession. Frank then glares at Geddes. "You didn't have to do it you know. She loved me, she wouldn't have talked," he says, referring to Katia. Boyd barges into the office and arrests Frank for carjacking the woman at the airport.
Skelos is picked up by his driver. At a stoplight, Damon and Nick rear-end Skelos's car, then hop out and shoot Skelos and his driver dead.
In a holding room, Boyd accuses Frank of killing Brendan over a girl. "There are deals that could be cut," he suggests. Frank demands to see his lawyer and A.P.A. Curtright.
At her sister's house, Maya swears that she's finally leaving Damon for good. "If you even think about taking the kids back, I will rip your life apart," her sister threatens.
At the trap house, Sean walks Dani, Geddes and Lt. Dawson through the events surrounding Billy Hobson's murder and shows them the sink where he claims to have drowned Brendan. Dani is skeptical.
Frank asks his lawyer to represent Sean. He then tells A.D.A. Curtright that Boyd's investigation could lead to the Lady Belle case falling apart. Curtright agrees they should wait for the Lady Belle conviction before addressing Boyd's murder accusations.
As Frank leaves the office, Boyd angrily tells him he should have cut a deal. Frank violently shoves Boyd into a wall.
Frank finds Maya at her sister's house and tells her Sean confessed to murders he didn't commit. He convinces her to be Sean's alibi by threatening to arrest her in front of her kids.
Damon and Nick put Skelos' body in the trunk of his car, then drive it to auto junkyard, where Gus promises to scrap both Skelos' vehicle and the car they used to rear end him. Damon and Nick head to Flint to lay low.
On the steps of the courthouse, Lt. Dawson tells the press he's confident they have the right man. Nearby, Frank's lawyer tells him they can help Sean if they're able to convince the judge Sean isn't competent enough to enter a guilty plea.
Mrs. Hobson interrupts Lt. Dawson's press conference, waving the photo of Damon that Frank gave her. "Tell them what you told me," she demands, looking at Frank. Frank ignores her. In front of reporters, she calls the D.P.D. "nothing but liars."
Inside county lockup, Maya asks Sean why he's confessing. "You're the one who put me here," he says, blaming her for getting him hooked on coke and giving up on him. She tells him to go to hell. As Sean is led away, he tells his guard not to admit any visitors or lawyers.
At Geddes' house, April informs Geddes that her mother wants her to move back in. "Your mom is right, you're better off with her," Geddes responds.
Damon calls Maya to tell her Skelos is dead. Still angry at Damon, she mentions that Sean confessed to Billy Hobson's murder. After the call, Damon confidently tells Nick that he and Maya will come back to him just like she always does.
Geddes visits Frank at home and tells him Boyd called an emergency meeting for the next day. Frank reveals he's had Brendan's prepay phone all along and says they'll need to make it traceable to Sean.
Later, Frank plants the prepay phone in Sean's folder in the evidence room.
The next day at the mayor's office, Boyd tells Curtright and Deputy Mayor Cook that Frank and Geddes killed Brendan. He lays out his case, including new evidence from the coroner about the degree of digestion of Brendan's last meal that puts his time of death in doubt. Dani reveals that she wore a wire to record Frank talking about Katia, who Boyd thinks lured Bobek to his death. Lt. Dawson reminds everyone that they have a suspect who's already confessed, along with a prepay phone linking him to Brendan.
"You wore a wire," Frank says, confronting Dani during a break. "You're a coward," she counters.
As Damon crosses the parking lot of his motel in Flint, two masked men pull up in a car. One of them gets out and guns Damon down, then takes a photo of Damon's body with his mobile phone.
Back at the mayor's office, Curtright apologizes to Frank and Geddes and says there's no reason to doubt Sean's sworn statement. Boyd laughs in disbelief as the room empties. "You know I'm right!" he screams repeatedly while angrily slamming a laptop computer against the conference table.
Frank visits Sean to say good-bye. "I told you, I'm no good," Sean says.
At police headquarters, Frank tells Lt. Dawson to "step forward and take a bow" when the Lady Belle verdict comes in. As for the family members he called about the falsified suicides, Frank suggests they pin the suicide declarations on Brendan. He then agrees to go on psych leave.
As he leaves, Frank tells Dani, "You're a good cop. If I was you, I'd pack my sh-t up."
At home, Boyd pours a drink and despondently watches the security cam footage of Frank and Geddes from Brendan's house.
At Reverend Lowdown's house, A-K shows Lowdown the photo of Damon's dead body. When Lowdown asks if there are any cops who might give them heat about the murder, A-K mentions that Maya knows Frank. Lowdown considers that for a moment, then smashes the phone.
Maya crosses to the window as Nick pulls into the driveway in Damon's car. When Nick exits the vehicle and buries his face in his hands, Maya collapses to her knees, realizing Damon is dead.
At home, Geddes tells April that her place is with him. "What about your big case?" she asks. "It's over. We got him," Geddes says.
Frank identifies Katia's body at the coroner's office and asks to make funeral arrangements. "What's the name of the deceased?" the coroner asks. Frank has no answer.
Description courtesy AMC.
First aired: October 6, 2013.
What do you think? Do you like the Low Winter Sun TV series? Do you think it should be cancelled or renewed for another season?
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Damon kuzma
I liked the series n would like it renewed
One of the best criminal show ever. In my opinion, cancellation is a mistake.
Gwen Becker
Please don't cancel this show. My husband & I think it is a terrific show!! It should be continued.
connor larkin
Reply to Gwen Becker
It was well written with genuine interactions instead of the hokey guy cop-girl cop banter and lazily done 1-Hour Cop TV.
Jim Dennen
This was an excellent show with great stries and great acting. It is criminal that this show was cancelled!


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Q: Fatal Error while cloning from Heroku git repo I have been getting this error since yesterday -
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remote: Compressing objects: 100% (366/366), done.
remote: Total 789 (delta 306), reused 783 (delta 300)
fatal: The remote end hung up unexpectedly
fatal: early EOF
fatal: index-pack failed

I am not able to clone one of my repositories from Heroku. I am able to clone all the others and able to push changes successfully to this one. I saw the same sort of questions on stackoverflow but they were mostly not answered or had a slight variation in the error message.
System: Mac

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Home > Personal > Life's Defining Stages — Where Are You Now?
From birth till death, there are four life-defining stages. We all grow, develop and mature as we continue to move on in life. For some, the transition from one stage to another feels like a natural process, while others find themselves stuck in a stage for decades. Sadly, some might even skip a stage without learning the important lessons of a given stage.
There are a few distinct stages of life we go through once we are ready. These stages are true for all humans throughout the course of their life. By closely watching the life of our mentors, family, and friends, allows one to recognise patterns behind these different phases of life. This can help you to shift gears when it comes to your own growth and your pursuit of success.
The first stage represents all the basics of life. You learn how to walk, talk and do simple tasks like feeding yourself. In this stage, life is focused around education and building the fundament for your lifetime ahead. How? Simply imitating what you see others do. Who? All those adults around you, your teachers, parents, even superheroes, they'll show you how to function.
As a baby, you are helpless and dependent upon others for survival. You basically just eat, sleep and breathe. Your mind is at peace while the brain develops, picking up sensory abilities and motor skills.
By later childhood, you move on to more challenging tasks, while still depending on adults to guide you. By imitating others, you gradually develop social and similar skills and learn to fit in with society. You start to observe the rules and norms that surround you. You want to be accepted by society, and therefore, you obey to these rules and adapt to these norms.
The basic objective of all of this is to help us become self-regulated adults. Please keep in mind that you are still dependent upon others for guidance and seek for their approval. Out of all the stages of life, this one helps us to lie the proper foundation.
You remain in the first stage from birth until late adolescence or early adulthood. The greatest danger you can encounter during this stage is that you are unable to let go of the need for external validation. You might get trapped by adults that do not approve of you becoming independent. Some adults are simply not suited for teaching. They come up with forms of punishment that can prevent us from developing true independence.
When you have the courage to place your personal values above the validation of others and start acting for yourself, the next stage is entered.
As the first stage taught you to fit in, the second stage will teach you to stand apart. In this time of life, you are ready to discover who you really are. You are now making your own decisions and learning what makes you unique from others.
The end of adolescence marks the beginning of your journey into adulthood, which is the longest phase of the human life cycle. You completed your education, and your focus lies now on acquiring a good job. It's the time where you start to explore life and go out to leave your mark on the world.
In addition, you develop a strong desire to explore life and it increases your willingness to take risks. You start to experiment with new and exciting possibilities. You will make many, and I mean many mistakes, learning from trial and error. You will live in many places, try different food and experiment with all sorts of activities. You might have numerous relationships with both lovers and friends in this stage as well.
The second stage can be extremely pleasurable and exciting. Therefore, some people simply do not wish to ever leave this stage. Instead of allowing their development to unfold, they prefer to continue life on this level. As well, at some point, you will notice your limitations, and it will anger you. You probably start off by not accepting these limitations and push to try and achieve them regardless.
With time, you learn that your limitations are real, and that they are a good thing. They show you what you're bad at, and after all, you can't be great at everything. The second stage is accomplished once we realise that we have to be selective about what we do. Limitations will help you transition into stage three.
So, you have allowed your developments to unfold and accepted your limitations. In the third stage, you begin to arrange your priorities as you see fit. In stage three, you evaluate what you are good at, and what benefits your life — also called being selective. You don't want to bring needless luggage from stage two with you. This could be people who hold you down, unhealthy activities, material attachments or places.
After you have cut away the unimportant aspects, you start to get serious about what you have kept. For example, your focus is now your career and the development of a young family. Stage three marks a great number of responsibilities, not only for ourselves but also for others. At this point, you start to build your legacy.
Building your legacy is about leaving something behind when you are gone. At stage three, you begin the foundation for this legacy, including priorities and responsibilities. Most people in stage three have the desire to leave the world a better place than how they found it.
For some, the ambition to accomplish even more never comes to an end. People are so used to constantly strive for more, they have anxiety with the outlook of retirement. And once that day comes, the hunger for accomplishments and power starts to haunt them and they miss out on the next important stage in life.
Whenever you reach stage four, you have probably spent half a century investing in yourself. Perhaps you've gotten married, had two children, and nailed your dream job during these stages of life. Maybe you've managed to live a comfortable life. Then again, maybe you've experienced a turbulent life, filled with adventure and misfortune. Either way, stage four is the conclusion of life, lived well or not.
At this age, unfortunately, you can no longer afford discoveries and adventures. Stage four is about ensuring the legacy is passed down to your or other children, and teaching and helping them move through their life stages in a healthy manner.
This stage is about finding meaning in life and death. It offers us the chance to make sure something of us continues to live on in this world, even when we are long gone.
Feel free to share with me where you are on your journey.
Do you feel stuck in a stage?
Do you feel you might have skipped a stage?


Drink by Numbers by Big Betty combines two of your (and Betty's) favorites: painting and wine. Enjoy a relaxing night in with your significant other, spouse, parent, or best friend, painting masterpieces that you can hang on the wall or blackmail each other with, depending on your dispositions. Either way, it'll be fun! Paint by numbers kits are intuitive and offer a great way for men and women to relax and let the stress go. The wine just adds a little bit more fun to that mix. Conforms to ASTM D-4236.
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All of us have wished we had more artistic ability. This art set makes that dream into reality, with three canvases to choose from. Pick the canvas that speaks to you and watch as your labors produce a beautiful painting you can be proud to display. Just pace yourself: Staying inside the lines can be tricky after finishing a Big Betty glass too quickly.
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AFF is pleased to announce the 2016 Screenplay Competition Semifinalists (top 1%) and Second Rounders (top 15%). They were chosen from a record field of 9,100 individual scripts. Finalists will be revealed by early October and the winners will be announced during this year's Conference at the Awards Luncheon on Saturday, October 15 at the historic Austin Club.
Second Rounders and Semifinalists are eligible for a substantial discount on registration and special programming during the Conference. If you did not receive your registration packet (included in your notification e-mail) and would like to request a copy, please e-mail screenplay@austinfilmfestival.com or call 512-478-4795.
To learn more about the Screenplay Competition please click here.
Open to thrillers, dark suspense, sci-fi, and macabre themes. The production company was founded by Roy Lee.
Celebrate & Behave by V.P. Walling & Mark S.W.
Illegal Alien by JP Fuqua Jr.
Forgive & Forget: Pick Me Up by V.P. Walling & Mark S.W.
Rookwood Investigations by James Eaneman, Jr.
Uncle Yu by J. S. H.


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Dreams: So, do you see or have a dream? When you "see" a dream, it comes to you. If it comes to you, it is not yours alone. It has volition and its own territory. Since Freud, we "have" dreams; we own them, or as the dream doctor might correct, the latent Repressed has us. In this globalized world, even those who "see" dreams also "have" them. Most of the world carries on in an imbricated modernity. There is not a single modernity, but multiple modernities as many scholars now tell us. Charles Taylor distinguishes between a modern buffered self, and a porous self that hosts "dreams that come from outside". I am interested in the latter and epiphany dreams, where a deity or significant figure appears to the sleeper to offer guidance or demand a divine task.
Research The larger study considers interventions through apparition, dreams, statues, or amulets in four displaced communities. It is not intended to be a comprehensive ethnography. Rather, I consider that since the conflicts in religious lifeworlds occupy multiple realms, peacemaking must be approached with a wider and more creative arch of analysis.
In Cambodia, my project is called "Rescuing the 'gods': Dream knowledge and overlapping ontologies". I study four cases where spirits appear in dreams to ask humans to rescue their Buddhist, Hindu and Catholic statues from a river, cave, and rice field.
Dream epiphanies led to the recovery of two Roman Catholic statues from the Mekong River in Cambodia. The first is of St. Francis who appeared in a dream and was then, as a statue, rescued by a Khmer man during the Khmer Rouge years. Most Khmer are hostile towards Vietnamese settlers; Roman Catholic Vietnamese are a particularly isolated community in Cambodia. Does this rescue a link the two differing faith ethnic communities as the Vietnamese Catholics suggest? Current relationships between Vietnamese Catholic and Khmer Buddhist communities at Wat Champa are strained. This is evident in different interpretations of the guardian statue that we continue to investigate. With the help of Vicith Keo, I interviewed Khmer leaders in the Wat Champa community adjoining the Vietnamese village and will continue in 2014.
Almost thirty years after the Khmer Rouge era, a statue of Mary was fished out of the Mekong River at Areykasat, a Vietnamese fishing town across the converging rivers from Phnom Penh. This statue, Our Lady of Lourdes, was found during Khmer New Year in 2008.
Four years later during the 2012 ASEAN meeting in Phnom Penh, a another statue of Mary was recovered, this time with the infant Jesus. In this case, a Buddhist Vietnamese fisherman in Areykasat was instructed in a dream to fish out a statue. Both statues are greatly venerated and draw weekly busloads of pilgrims from Vietnam.
In 2013, I interviewed key Catholic priests associated with both Wat Champa and Areykasat, attended the large celebration Mass of the first Mary on Cambodian New Year, April 16, returning several times after this.
My preliminary research project shifted dramatically to include two dream recoveries of Khmer statues. My colleague in this research is Mr. Samnang Seng, a well known peace activist in Cambodia who has designed and directed interfaith projects.
The two Khmer incidents of dream-inspired rescues occurred within a month of each other, the first on Cambodian New Year in Stung Treng, close to the Lao border. Stung Treng was originally part of two Lao kingdoms before the French ceded it to Cambodia. A 14 year-old poor settler dreamed that two monks guided him to a nearby cave to rescue statues. He found seventy-one small Buddhas high on a ledge in the cave's interior. Though he had strict orders from his dream visitors to "take the statues to the royal palace," the statues languish in the Stung Treng Provincial museum.
Fourteen days later on tngai sel, Buddhist new moon day, a rice farmer was told in a dream to "take them out". He went to his rice field in Banteay Meanchay, the far west of Cambodia and discovered two 12th century Bayon-era Hanuman statues with their pedestals. The dreamer and his wife were escorted to Phnom Penh by Venerable Monyreth, a high-ranking monk to deliver the statues to the Deputy Prime Minister. Since then, the family has been deeply embedded in the Hanuman myth, particularly Mr. Lim's son and sister-in-law, who have themselves become conduits for transmitting Hanuman's wishes to the Cambodian people.
Mr. Seng and I visited Stung Treng and Banteay Meanchay several times since the initial meetings in May and July. Mr. Seng has returned to both sites to meet with family and government officials. In November, we met with other key figures in the Hanuman story in Phnom Penh and Banteay Meanchay. The stories continue to unfold. We are consulting with Dr. Greene whose knowledge of Khmer cosmology, its relationship to kinship and the body exceeds my own. As a scholar of Cambodia in residence, she writes, "I can assert with confidence that Dr. Poethig is pushing the boundaries of a breakthrough field of theory that is already troubling the status quo in the study of "religion" across disciplines."
These five incidents of statue-rescue share several attributes. They occurred through dreams on auspicious days. The dreamer was not a religious specialist but a poor member of a marginal community. The dream recovery affected the dreamer, their family and community, affixing them to the mythic narrative of a statue rescue. That these statues are Catholic, Buddhist and Hindu, and the dreamers Khmer and Vietnamese offers an intriguing oneiric ecumene (cf Hannerz 1989) of cosmological détente. This oneiric ecumene recognizes that humans and spirits are both necessary for rescue of the statue. But it also contributes to a cosmopolitics of constructive trespass in which gods themselves violate cosmological allegiances, and humans are instructed to cross social and political divides. One wonders, what do the gods really want?
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New Heritage Capital, the leading private equity firm focused on family owned businesses, today announced it has completed a CAD$24.9 million equity investment in Centra Industries Inc., a family-owned manufacturer of structural components and assemblies for commercial aircraft. The transaction was structured as a Heritage Private IPO®, allowing the family shareholders to receive substantial personal liquidity, ample capital for future growth and still retain control of the company.
Headquartered in Cambridge, Ontario, Centra is a leading supplier to the Canadian and U.S. aerospace industries. Specializing in high-speed production of geometrically complex, tight tolerance parts, Centra provides structural, wing and landing gear components supporting major commercial and military aircraft programs. The company's products are sole-sourced by its major customers and can be found on the industry's leading platforms including Boeing's 737, 747, 767, 777 and 787, and Bombardier's RJ 200/700/900, CL604 and Global Express. Centra, founded in 1974, was purchased in 1986 by Bob McIntyre, the father of Centra's current President. Immediately following the acquisition, Bob shifted the direction and focus of the company from a local tool and die operation, to one centered on complex production machining for the aerospace and commercial markets. In January 1993, David McIntyre, the current President and largest shareholder, joined the company and has led Centra on its very successful history of growth.
Gowlings Lafleur Henderson LLP served as legal counsel to Centra. Choate, Hall & Stewart LLP and Frasier Milner, Casgrain LLP provided legal services to New Heritage Capital. NewPoint Capital Partners provided financial advisory services to Centra. CIT Group, Inc. led the debt financing.
Ontario-based Centra Industries Inc., supplies structural, wing and landing gear components supporting major commercial and military aircraft programs. For more than 30 years, Centra has supplied manufacturing solutions to the world's best airframe manufacturers. Centra is committed to being a global partner for integrated aerospace structures through the application of cutting-edge high-speed machining technology, the deployment of sophisticated business systems and program management capability, proposing intuitive value-added solutions to its clients' business needs, and leveraging information technology in all areas of its business. More information can be found at www.centra-ind.com.


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The overflow of the heart
The movie ended, the credits rolled, and the audience in the theater started clapping. I stood there and smiled at how peculiar that simple applause was. No actor, writer, director, or producer was there to receive the praise, and everyone knew that. They still clapped, though. The movie was just that good. What does this say about us as people? Something swells up inside of each of us that must be let out when we recognize and experience greatness.
In simple terms, it's praise and worship. It's an outward expression of an inner condition. It's an overflow of the heart, and it happens everywhere. Football games, movie theaters, mountain tops, and car rides. We scream and shout, sing and clap, because we have the ability to feel deeply, to experience meaning, to get excited about something bigger than ourselves.
The reality: we are always worshiping something. Regardless of beliefs, the prioritization of what we assign value to is an act of worship. The best (and simplest) definition I've heard over the years is, "the rhythm of revelation and response." It's a reaction. In a Christian context, it's what you do in light of who God is and what He's done. The object of what we worship ultimately shapes who we become and how we spend our time, so it's no surprise that A.W. Tozer wrote that the most important thing about a person is his or her idea of God. What we assign the highest value to, be it God or something else, determines the identity we grow into as worshiping creatures.
What makes you cry tears of joy? What elements of movies and books and stories leave us wanting more, craving a deeper reality, longing for more meaning? It's redemption. Like I mentioned last week, we see these microcosms of the greatest story throughout creation. The invisible qualities, the divine nature, and the eternal power show up everywhere (Romans 1:20), and from the beginning of time we've been hard-wired to sense it.
The crossroads we arrive at, the greatest challenge, the life-long pursuit...is to respond appropriately.
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Get a behind the scenes look at the zany video shoot for Action Bronson and Chance the Rapper's "Baby Blue".
Action Bronson's Mr. Wonderful drops in two days (March 23), and to up the hype, Bronson gives us a behind the scenes look at the upcoming video for the single "Baby Blue", which features Chance the Rapper. The official video will be premiered during the 2015 YouTube Music Awards, also on March 23.
After the sneak peek, we still can't describe the video's general premise, though we know it will be the type of comedy that only Bronsalino can bring. Bronson will play a few different characters in the video, including: a hook-nosed old man, a groom who gets strangled by his new bride, and a 1950s barbershop owner dressed in all plaid--and probably a few more. We're unsure of Chance's role, but we get a shot of him sitting in a barber's chair.
We've seen the wonderfully insane videos to "Easy Rider" and "Actin Crazy" and expect "Baby Blue" to be just as special.
On March 23, cop Mr. Wonderful and tune in to the YouTube Music Awards to get the first glimpse of the "Baby Blue" video.
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These are some pictures of a Local Walk I did fairly recently - Down by Ruspidge, behind the football "pitch" [Anyone who has played or watched there will know that there is a distinct 15° slope so "pitch" is an appropriate word] and on down the old 'Tramway' that took the Forest Coal out of the Forest.
At the time of year the photos on this page were taken, in November, the forest has a special magic from the various colours as the leaves on the trees start to shed. They're not so dramatic as the "Fall" colours in North America - but still worth a pause and a good long look.
Of course, it's part of our Industrial Heritage - Once there were mines and quarries here, there and everywhere. You can just see the remnants of the old quarry cliff in the background - just behind the telephone wire going across the picture.
Nowadays, this once busy mining track (wide enough to take a tramcar loaded with minerals down the valley and an empty one back into the forest) is only used as a sheep containment and for 4-wheel drive access into the forest by "Sheep Badgers" (Foresters with hereditary free-grazing rights for sheep).


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Q: Executing Python Scripts with Lighttpd and CGI I am having a problem getting python scripts to execute within Lighttpd and cgi-bin.  I have found similar issues within stackoverflow (i.e. Lighttpd and cgi python) and other websites, but none fully pertain to my configuration.  I can execute the standalone python script by issuing "python flash.py" without any problems.
A key point that might help solve this is the fact that everything was working fine prior to me running "apt-get update" and "apt-get upgrade".  I have experimented by messing with permissions on certain files, and messing with the config files, but none of which helped.
I have since put everything back to the state at which it was just after running the updates.  This is new territory for me and I'm just not educated enough to find anything obvious.  As it stands, here is my current configuration.
/etc/lighttpd/lighttpd.conf
server.modules = (
        "mod_access",
        "mod_alias",
        "mod_compress",
        "mod_redirect",
#       "mod_auth",
#       "mod_rewrite",
)

server.document-root        = "/var/www"
server.upload-dirs          = ( "/var/cache/lighttpd/uploads" )
server.errorlog             = "/var/log/lighttpd/error.log"
server.pid-file             = "/var/run/lighttpd.pid"
server.username             = "www-data"
server.groupname            = "www-data"
server.port                 = 80

index-file.names            = ( "index.php", "index.html", "index.lighttpd.html" )
url.access-deny             = ( "~", ".inc" )
static-file.exclude-extensions = ( ".php", ".pl", ".fcgi" )

compress.cache-dir          = "/var/cache/lighttpd/compress/"
compress.filetype           = ( "application/javascript", "text/css", "text/html", "text/plain" )

# default listening port for IPv6 falls back to the IPv4 port
include_shell "/usr/share/lighttpd/use-ipv6.pl " + server.port
include_shell "/usr/share/lighttpd/create-mime.assign.pl"
include_shell "/usr/share/lighttpd/include-conf-enabled.pl"

#auth.backend = "plain"
#auth.backend.plain.userfile = "/etc/lighttpd/.lighttpdpwd"

#auth.require = ( "/var/www" =>
#(
#.method. => "basic",
#.realm. => "Authentication required",
#.require. => "user=admin"
#)
#)

etc/lighttpd/conf-enabled/10-cgi.conf
# /usr/share/doc/lighttpd/cgi.txt

server.modules += ( "mod_cgi" )

$HTTP["url"] =~ "^/cgi-bin/" {
        cgi.assign = ( ".py" => "/usr/bin/python" )
}

## Warning this represents a security risk, as it allow to execute any file
## with a .pl/.py even outside of /usr/lib/cgi-bin.
#
#cgi.assign      = (
#       ".pl"  => "/usr/bin/perl",
#       ".py"  => "/usr/bin/python",
#)

/var/www/cgi-bin/flash.py
#Dog Treat Dispenser. Flash Code
import RPIO
import time
import cgi

FLASHER = 22
#ADD CLICKER!

RPIO.setup(FLASHER , RPIO.OUT)  #Set FLASHER pin as OUTPUT

for x in range(0, 5):                   #Flash for 2 seconds

        RPIO.output(FLASHER, True)

        #ADD CLICKER SUBROUTINE
        time.sleep(.500)

        RPIO.output(FLASHER, False)

        #ADD CLICKER SUBROUTINE
        time.sleep(.500)

# reset every channel that has been set up by this program,
# and unexport interrupt gpio interfaces
RPIO.cleanup()

print "Content-Type: text/html"
print "Location: http://10.143.141.164"
print
print ""
print "<title>Flash!</title>"
print ""
print ""
print "
Flash!
"
print ""
print ""

After doing a ton of research, and getting nowhere, I'm at a loss.  Any help you could provide would be greatly appreciated.  If there is anything I have missed, please let me know and I will do my best to get it to you.
Thank you!

A: This should work:
server.modules += ( "mod_cgi" )

cgi.assign    = ( ".pl"  => "/usr/bin/perl",
                  ".py"  => "/usr/bin/python" )

What version of python are you running? Did you upgrade and install python3? If so you will need to install python2 as well and change /usr/bin/python to /usr/bin/python2
Did you set mimetypes for python in your mimetypes.conf files for Lighttpd? it should look like this:
".py" => "text/x-python",
".pyc" => "application/x-python-code",
".pyo" => "application/x-python-code",

Did you check lighttpd's error logs before make any changes? The logs are stored in /var/log/lighttpd/error.log
What is the exact issue that you are having? Do the files try to download when you navigate to the directory? This is difficult to troubleshoot without more information.

A: OP mentions putting script in /var/www/cgi-bin/flash.py whereas on my system (Ubuntu trusty), I put scripts in directory /usr/lib/cgi-bin/script.py and access them via browser using URL: http://localhost/cgi-bin/script.py
In anycase, I landed on this SO question while trying to make cgi python script work in lighttpd so putting this info as reference - otherwise @Dolores's answer should suffice - again in my case the config was
$HTTP["remoteip"] =~ "127.0.0.1" {
  alias.url += ( "/cgi-bin/" => "/usr/lib/cgi-bin/" )
  $HTTP["url"] =~ "^/cgi-bin/" {
    cgi.assign = ( ".sh" => "/bin/sh" )
  }
}

as put in /etc/lighttpd/conf-enabled/10-cgi.conf
, enabling cgi module using cmd: lighty-enable-mod cgi and then doing a reload of lighttpd using cmd: /etc/init.d/lighttpd force-reload
Following is the script.py:
import time
print("Content-Type: text/html\n\n")  # html markup follows

timeStr = time.strftime("%c") # obtains current time

htmlFormat = """

<Title>The Time Now</Title>

The current Central date and time is:  {timeStr}

 """

print(htmlFormat.format(**locals())) # see embedded %s ^ above


The Somme Offensive (also known as the Battle of the Somme) occurred between 1st July and 13th November 1916.
The Somme is a river in northern France and it is called the Battle of the Somme because the attacks happened around the river.
For five days before the battle, the British army had shot non-stop at the German trenches to destroy them and the barbed wire in front of them.
Thinking that most of the German defence was destroyed, at 7:30 on the morning of 1st July, the British generals told all of the British soldiers to get out of their trenches and walk slowly over to the German trenches.
This proved to be fatal however as the German line hadn't been weakened as much as expected and nice weather on the day made it perfect for the Germans to see them coming and thus aim their attacks clearly at them.
It is considered to be the worst battle of the First World War for the British, with about 60,000 casualties in the first day alone and over 350,000 by the end.


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REVIEW: 'Succession' - The World Celebrates Logan's Long Career While Scandal Looms on the Horizon in 'Dundee'
HBO's Succession - Episode 2.08 "Dundee"
The entire Roy clan travels to Logan's hometown of Dundee, Scotland for a celebration of Logan's fifty years in the business. There, Logan reflects on his past and the company's future, while Shiv looks to her family for support in taking down Rhea. Ewan gives Greg an ultimatum about working at Waystar. Kendall becomes enamored with Jennifer, an actress in Willa's play. A former employee proves difficult to silence, worrying Logan's inner circle.
In 2018, there were 495 scripted shows airing amongst the linear channels and streaming services. The way people are consuming content now is so different than it used to be. It happens according to one's own schedule. As such, there is less necessity to provide ample coverage of each specific episode in any given season from a show. Moreover, it is simply impossible to watch everything. As such, this site is making the move to shorter episodic reviews in order to cover as many shows as possible. With all of that being said, here are my thoughts on the next episode of HBO's Succession.
"Dundee" was written by Mary Laws and directed by Kevin Bray
Logan publicly names his successor here. It's a huge decision that he has been forced to make since the start of the series. He always wanted to be in charge of the decision and the narrative around it. He has lost some control because of the proxy battle. He has had to name a successor now in order to put up a strong defense against this takeover attempt. And yet, he makes it not fully aware of the looming scandal on the horizon. He has insulated himself at the top. People do understand that they have to keep him in the loop about any major developments. But he also trusts the people around him to do their jobs and cut off any potential scandals before he has to worry about them. When he goes to Scotland for this celebration of his life, he doesn't want to be preoccupied by the uncertainty back home with a potential whistleblower who can proclaim the true extent of the crimes taken place on the cruises. That's a major scandal about to break. The executives understand it should be something he knows about. But they also believe the same standards for approaching this situation that have always worked out will once again be true. They aren't. They can't buy this person off or threaten them with severe litigation. It seems like everything may be coming to light. That's terrifying. It means that the current structure at Waystar Royco may be doomed. As such, the CEO job may not be as enviable as it once was. Sure, this is a major media conglomerate that may be able to weather any storm. Logan's image will be tainted. His decisions will be analyzed closely. But that may allow someone new to slide into the role that they have long sought after. Shiv approaches this weekend with the intent of getting what was promised to her. She wants to ensure that her father keeps his word. She sees just how close Rhea has gotten to him. Rhea is an excellent manipulator in this world. She has gotten so close so quickly to Logan. She may have lost her job at Pierce. But now, she may have a new opportunity with the Roys. She is doing her best to endear herself to every member of the family. Shiv may be the most openly hostile towards her. Marcia is as well. She too wants it out in the open whether or not Rhea is sleeping with her husband. Marcia doesn't want to just be sitting idly by on the sidelines. She has agency in this world as well. Everyone doesn't always have to take her for granted. She may not be making the most exciting power moves but she does wield a ton of influence. Of course, she is also easily manipulated by Shiv. That's significant as well. Logan understands that his daughter isn't as smart as she believes herself to be. Shiv sees herself as a keen and cunning individual in this world. She still has a lot to learn. She can't do so in the short time frame Logan is presented with. None of his children can. Roman may be starting to fulfill some of his potential while Kendall has been a loyal ally to his father. But none of them are prepared to take the reins of the company especially in the wake of this fight for control. Rhea has experience on her side. Her image may not be tarnished simply because she makes mistakes based on only knowing Logan for a short time. He understands her style of operating and instinctively trusts her to manage his company. He may have concerns. He may voice those to Shiv in their most honest conversation in awhile. He still ultimately picks Rhea. That is his decision. He owns it. He just does so without being fully aware that he's likely taking her down with him.
Shiv operates with that information though. She is in the trusted circle of operators trying to keep a lid on this simmering scandal. Gerri pulls her into this meeting in order to get her input. She may be helping Roman navigate this world. But she trusts Shiv as well. None of this can be seen as a petty game for who gets to run the family company either. Lives will forever be changed as a result of this decision. This company has loomed large throughout the public culture. Ewan returns for this ceremony mostly to see just how much control Logan has implemented over their home town in Scotland. It no longer resembles the city he left behind. Of course, they left at a young age. Stories of this world may be nothing but pure fantasies. The idea of what could have been true in this world even though it was better for them to leave for Canada and then the United States. Both Logan and Ewan have done very well for themselves. They have different politics. That divides them. The same is true of Logan and Shiv as well. And yet, that isn't an obstacle that father and daughter need to overcome. They have the inherent trust that is lacking elsewhere. They have the convictions to understand how this world for power operates. Ewan wishes to be seen as an activist wanting to stand firmly against the man and company responsible for destroying the world. He views his brother as worst than Hitler because of the messages spread across his various corporate interests. He may not be wrong about that. This is an old-school company that covers up any potential crime in order to remain just as profitable as ever. They make shady business deals and mislead the public with the news. It's all sensationalized and toxic. Logan has built a 50-year career out of it too. He sits at the top looking ahead at what's next. He would rather look towards the future than linger on the past. He doesn't see the past as something tangible and real. It's simply our memories of events that could have happened. He does get lost in them from time to time. He forgets. He needs his family in order to remember. He isn't a pleasant man to live with. But he does represent strength and determination in a world this family perceives as wanting to take them down no matter what. Every event they hold has some form of protestors outside. That informs them that they are doing something right because they are creating a conversation in the world. But none of that represents a true threat to their power and influence. Kendall can continue jumping from one sexual relationship to the next. Roman can continue his inappropriate sexual dynamic with Gerri in the pursuit of respect. Shiv can feel free to pimp out her husband when need be. Greg feels torn when given an ultimatum by Ewan. These are the luxuries afforded to these people. They don't feel like their actions ultimately mean much. And yes, their fights can be seen as incredibly petty. And yet, they control so much in the world as well. Right now, Logan is being honored with a plaque. He may not be honored for long. Uncertainty is on the horizon. Shiv believes she can sink her father and Rhea so she can step up in their place. She is the one armed with all of the right information. That may not save her though. This is a family that has gone unchecked for too long. That may change. Or it may not. They've gotten away with so much after all.
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Diecezja Nueve de Julio (łac. Dioecesis Sancti Dominici Novem Iulii) – diecezja Kościoła rzymskokatolickiego w Argentynie, sufragania archidiecezji Mercedes-Luján.

Historia
11 lutego 1957 roku papież Pius XII bullą Quandoquidem Adoranda erygował diecezję Mar del Plata. Dotychczas wierni z tym terenów należeli do diecezji Azul oraz Mercedes.

Ordynariusze
 Agustín Adolfo Herrera (1957 - 1961)
 Antonio Quarracino (1962 - 1968)
 Alejo Benedicto Gilligan (1968 - 1991)
 José Vittorio Tommasí (1991 - 1998)
 Martín de Elizalde OSB (1999 - 2015)
 Ariel Edgardo Torrado Mosconi (od 2015)

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Can US generals say 'no' to Trump if he orders a nuclear strike?
The claim: US military personnel could resist President Trump if he ordered an illegal nuclear strike.
Reality Check verdict: Although normally nobody is allowed to refuse the president's order, in practice, generals would expect a good explanation for the strike - and would be obliged to say "no" to an illegal order.
In recent months, with tensions rising between the US and North Korea, people have been asking what's to stop President Trump launching nuclear weapons.
A retired general told Congress that the military may be able to say "no" to the President, under certain circumstances.
Now, Gen John Hyten, who leads US Strategic Command, has told the Halifax International Security Forum that he would advise against a strike if he considered it was illegal.
But is anyone allowed to say "no" to the president if he orders a nuclear strike?
If President Trump wanted to fire nuclear weapons, he could first discuss a range of options with his advisers.
He'd then issue an order to top military officials at the Pentagon.
They would confirm the president's identity by exchanging codes printed on a card called the "biscuit", which the president carries wherever he goes.
Those crews would then launch the missiles.
The BBC's Inquiry podcast covered the practicalities of launching a nuclear strike in much more detail.
Is there anyone, at any of those stages, who'd be allowed to say "no" to the president?
A briefing from the Congressional Research Service makes the legal situation plain. "The US president has sole authority to authorise the use of US nuclear weapons."
Ordinarily, nobody is allowed to over-rule the president's decision - it's part of his role as Commander-in-Chief.
In theory, the vice-president could oust the president if a majority of the cabinet agreed that the president was unfit to serve.
In practice, that would be difficult to organise in time to stop the president launching nuclear weapons.
But Peter Feaver, professor of political science at Duke University in North Carolina, says it's not true that President Trump could launch a nuclear strike as easily as he could fire off a tweet.
"The president is giving an order which is transmitted down a chain of command. Someone further down that chain of command turns the key or presses the button."
Image caption Inside this briefcase, the nuclear codes. To use them, the president would have to speak with the Pentagon.
Prof Feaver says that if the president went to the military to order a strike, this would trigger a "consultation process" - generals wanting to know what the president was trying to achieve, why the president wanted to use nuclear weapons and so on.
President Trump would have the legal authority to order the strike all the same, against any advice he receives.
But he'd still need to persuade the military to carry that order out.
Gen Hyten argued that if a nuclear order was illegal, he wouldn't carry it out.
"If you execute an unlawful order, you will go to jail. You could go to jail for the rest of your life."
What would make a nuclear order unlawful?
Some argue that all uses of nuclear weapons would be unlawful.
But even if you dispute that, there may be certain circumstances where it would be illegal to fire nuclear weapons.
Anthony Colangelo, professor of law at the Southern Methodist University in Dallas, argues that certain kinds of nuclear strikes could break international humanitarian law.
International humanitarian law governs how countries must behave when at war. It comes from treaties the US has signed, such as the Geneva Conventions, but also from custom and case law, too.
You might break the law by using nuclear weapons when conventional weapons could achieve the same objective or by using nuclear weapons somewhere where they would kill combatants and civilians indiscriminately.
Image caption The attacks on Nagasaki and Hiroshima in 1945 are the only precedents for the human devastation caused by using nuclear weapons.
This isn't just Prof Colangelo's opinion. The US Department of Defense acknowledges in its law manual that "the law of war governs the use of nuclear weapons".
Prof Colangelo says the responsibility to obey the law "runs from the top down - right down to the crew member on the submarine".
If the president orders an illegal strike, anyone who carries out that order is potentially liable for war crimes.
They'd have a duty to say "no".
Not everyone is equally able to spot an illegal order, though.
The submarine crews, for example, won't have access to all the information that the president and his top military officials do. They might not be in a position to tell whether an order is legal.
And Prof Colangelo points out it might not be a good thing to encourage those crew members to question any order that comes their way. "The entire structure of military command would crumble if subordinates started second-guessing orders."
Image caption Gen John Hyten has said he would refuse to carry out an illegal order.
If a general said "no" to the president, he could of course fire that general. But their replacement would be equally obliged to obey the law.


When someone trusts me to photograph their wedding day, I do not take it lightly. I always give my all to everything I shoot…especially weddings. There is no repeat to a wedding. The moments that happen during a wedding are here for a second and then gone forever. It is my job to make sure and capture as many of those moments as I can in a clean, artistic fashion. My career in photojournalism is a training ground for capturing moments. Every day I am out on assignment trying to capture the moment before it vanishes.
Jody and Lisa's wedding was perfect. Jody brought surfboards he shaped himself as the backdrop for the ceremony. It was July in Florida, but surprisingly not too hot. (Although, I still worked up a sweat with all the running around taking wedding pictures) The ceremony was filled with songs by a couple different performers and with beautiful words by the officiant for the evening, Rob Woodrum. After the ceremony the sky turned a wonderful shade or orange which made for a great natural backdrop for wedding photos of the bride and groom. There was also a large piece of driftwood that washed up about 20 feet from where the ceremony was held at St. Andrews State Park. Bonus!!
Congratulations on your beautiful wedding, Jody and Lisa. You make a great couple!


On any farm, livestock need to be able to be caught and handled, with the minimum of fuss. It�s a good idea to write down the main things your alpacas and llamas will need to be handled for and how often, as this will make it easier to plan your farm layout and obtain the most benefit from it.
� Think first of how the animals are going to be moved around, and how will they move from one end of the property to the other. Try to achieve a good flow and make it easy for your animals to find their way back and forth.
� A central lane or raceway is a great asset. You might even have several raceways - they can always be used for short term holding pens or overnight grazing.
� Make sure there is a good clear pathway as they like to see where they are going. Avoid bottle necks such as narrow gaps between buildings or around blind corners, or dead ends - often they get to the other end before you and then run back past you.
� The placement of gates is very important - in the corner of a paddock is usually the best. Arrange them to swing out to close off the raceway.
� If you have a mixture of small and large paddocks, it is often easier to move animals into smaller paddocks than directly into a narrow race.
� Consider having a special birthing paddock close to the house so that it is easier to keep an eye on that expectant mum and those newborn cria.
At Southern Alpacas Stud alpacas run behind roadside deer fences, with seven strand sheep fences as internal fences, and wooden fencing up the driveway and around the house.
A good set of yards are essential. Alpacas and llamas normally only need the minimum of restraint and often, for things like matings, we only need the simplest of holding facilities.
� If there is a frequent need for temporary yards, use some farm gates that are well secured to solid posts, or buy a portable catch pen, or use portable gates like Prattleys.
� The simplest form of a yard is an extra gate across the raceway (see figures below). This makes an easy and effective catch pen, when you don�t want to bring the whole group in.
Where several paddocks come together in a raceway, extra gates can create holding pens, and a place to split a group into different paddocks.
� An effective system is where several paddocks come together in a raceway. (see figure).
Gates can be offset to give a bigger holding area. It�s very useful if you want to split a group up into different paddocks and also makes a very good mating area.
� A small yard or catch pen in the corner of a larger paddock (if it�s a natural flow area) is very useful. (see figure).
A good place to build these is often between two paddocks, where animals move through on a regular basis.
� Hay barns or implement sheds are very easily converted into an effective handling area with a simple fence or gates along the front or ends (see figure) and they provide a wet weather option.
� Specialised yards in a central location is the ultimate. We have yards in the end of our shearing and fibre centre (see figure) and can handle groups of up to 30+ alpacas at once, but you will benefit even with a few animals.
Standard sheep type fencing is suitable for alpacas and llamas. If you are using sheep netting (normally 900 mm high) you may like to put a single plain wire (no barbed wire please) on the top to bring it up to 1,000 mm which is usually more than high enough.
If you are replacing boundary fence consider installing higher deer fencing, for security from people, and protection from possible dog attacks (not common but they have occurred).
Electric fencing is not recommended (turn the power off) and if you do have to use an existing electric fence line, make sure to remove all of the plastic tape and only use the wire.
In medium pressure areas, post and rail fencing works very well and the animals look great against such a backdrop. Post and rail is also the best option for your main yard areas, 1000 mm high is OK for the alpacas but for llamas we go to 1300 mm high for that extra security.
For high pressure areas, such as catch pens and crushes it is recommended that you use solid ply or timber walls. This will prevent feet and legs getting caught and make it safer for cria as well.
At Southern Alpacas Stud raceways lead into timber yards, which narrow towards the handling pens. Solid wood at the bottom of the walls prevents feet and legs getting caught in the yards.
Both alpacas and llamas are very intelligent animals. Give them the run of the raceways and yards, as they like to find their own way around.
Feed them in the yards and use food (especially pellets) as a management tool to encourage them to come in.
Move them in and out of yards just for practice, at a time when nothing happens to them so they build up confidence in the yards and in you.
Paul Garland of Waratah Flats Alpaca and Llama stud has over 30 years experience in the husbandry and breeding of alpaca and llamas through his professional career in zoos and the international conservation field. He was the Director of Orana Park Wildlife Reserve in Christchurch for 21 years.
Paul says "Most of us inherit someone else�s fences and yards and we just make them work the best way we can. No one system works well for all situations, so it is often a matter of working out a system that suits your setup. We are happy to pass on the knowledge gained over many years of working with alpacas and llamas."
This article was published, in a longer version, in the December 2005 issue of New Zealand Alpaca, the magazine of the Alpaca Association of New Zealand, and in a shorter version in Lifestyle Farmer magazine in February 2007.


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Ali Wong and Randall Park's Netflix rom-com has a director
Fresh Off The Boat showrunner Nahnatchka Khan will make her feature film directorial debut.
This dream project just gets better and better... Fresh Off The Boat showrunner Nahnatchka Khan will make her feature film directorial debut on Netflix's untitled romantic comedy project starring Randall Park and Ali Wong.
Nahnatchka Khan to Direct Ali Wong-Randall Park Romantic Comedy Film for Netflix
We've been dying to hear some more news about this project -- previously described by Ali Wong as "our version of When Harry Met Sally" -- ever since it was just a mere social media prayer, then announced last August as an actual upcoming feature for Netflix. Now the project has a director.
We also get some new details about the story. Park and Wong's script, written with Michael Golamco, follows two childhood sweethearts who have a falling-out and don't speak for 15 years. They reconnect as adults when Sasha, now a celebrity chef opening a restaurant in San Francisco, runs into Marcus, a happily struggling musician still living at home working for his dad -- and discover the old sparks are still there.
I cannot wait to see this.
So, they're keeping it in the family. Khan is the executive producer and creator of ABC's Fresh Off the Boat, which just finished its fourth season. Park, of course, stars on the sitcom as patriarch Louis Huang, while Wong previously served as a writer and story editor for the show.
Next up, you can see Randall Park this summer as Agent Jimmy Woo in Marvel's Ant-Man and the Wasp. Ali Wong currently co-stars on ABC's American Housewife and is also working on a book. And if you haven't seen her 2016 Netflix comedy special Ali Wong: Baby Cobra, go. Do it now.
The still-untitled film is scheduled to start shooting in Vancouver and San Francisco in May.
More here: 'Fresh Off the Boat' Creator Nahnatchka Khan to Make Feature Directorial Debut With Netflix Comedy
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The PgUp, PgDn, and right/left and up/down arrows on my W500 stop functioning after roughly 5 minutes with at least four applications (PowerPoint 2007, PowerPoint 2003 reader, Adobe Lightroom, and Adobe Bridge) , but can be "reactivated" to work for another 5 or so min. each time by either hitting 'Enter', or left-clicking on the mouse. For example, within Powerpoint I can use the, say, up and down arrows to step forward and backward through the presentation, but these keys cease functioning within 5 minutes. Pressing them (or the PgUp or PgDn) ceases to have an effect once this period has passed. This happens whether or not I am actively clicking every 15 sec. or so, or if I make no new inputs for 5 min. Another problem that is probably related is that if I set up a slideshow in Adobe Lightroom 2 to run automatically it runs for a few minutes (i.e. it sequentially puts one slide after another on the screen), but the program jumps back to the main screen after a few minutes, in the middle of the slide show, again with the arrow and Pg keys "dead" at this point. All of this happens when using the laptop alone, or when using Presentation Director along with a projector (with the settings on the Thinkpad to disable timers, screen saver, etc.).
You have something else on the laptop (not part of the factory preload) that is causing you problems. I have no such issues... It's not hardware since it's only happening with certain apps for you.
Download and burn a Linux "live CD" (like Ubuntu) and see if you have the same problem there - this will totally rule out hardware for you.
Thanks for your input. I'm leaving for Europe in the morning so won't be able to try your suggestion until I return in a week. FYI, I only listed four programs, two Microsoft and two Adobe, to indicate the issue wasn't limited to a specific set of software. For what it's worth, other than the Office 2007 applications, the software on my W500 is a subset of the software that ran without problem on my T43p that it replaces (a subset because I don't need software for an external USB webcam, an old scanner, etc.). Assuming the problem is caused by some piece of software running in the background, does anyone have some good ways of finding the bad actor?
please look in your event manager for exclamation entries, with timestamps when keys are stuck.
Which model, OS and which Antivirus and Firewall do you use?
Thanks very much for the suggestions. They (indirectly) resulted in me tracking down the solution on my flight to Europe today. In case someone has this same problem in the future, note that I ordered my W500 from the factory "upgraded" to XP, instead of Vista, with it fully loaded with the fastest processor, most memory, etc. that was available as of late August 2008. To make a long story short, I ran MSCONFIG and unchecked (disabled) the following seven programs from the Startup menu: Shuttlehelper, DMX Launcher and RoxwatchTray10 (both Roxio), iTunesHelper, OpwareSE2 and SSBduplicate (both Scansoft), and RetroExpress. After rebooting, the problem appears to be fixed. Apparently, in doing whatever jobs they thought they needed to be doing, one of these seven programs was grabbing the keys in question and disabling them. Since I can't think of any good reason any of these programs needs to be installed at startup, I won't go through them one-by-one to try to find which one(s) was the culprit. Anyway, it appears the problem is now solved.
Even though I've already posted the solution to this problem, it just reoccurred, and as a result I've found the problem is caused by iTunesHelper.exe. Earlier today I was prompted to download the latest version of iTunes. I did so, but deferred rebooting my computer until later. In the mean time I was using PowerPoint and the same keys as before became disabled after a period of a few minutes (and again re-enabled for a few minutes by left clicking the "mouse"). I checked the startup menu using msconfig and discovered iTunesHelper.exe had been reinstalled. Even though I had not yet rebooted my machine, still the keys were being deactivated after. I unchecked the box next to iTuneshelper, rebooted, and the problem has disappeared again. Note that actually running iTunes (which I subsequently did) does not cause the problem to reappear. Unfortunately, this is something that has to be kept in mind each time a new version of iTunes is installed.


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Q: s.$watch not registering clearly changed variable? New to Angular and attempting to use it to real-time filter the results of a checkbox and query-string search, and to display those results on a map.  I have the map load pins off the results of a function which is initially called, but is also theoretically triggered by a $watch function (in Coffee Script:
angular.module("Common").directive 'bucketMap', (... QueryString, PlaceFilterer, $compile, $timeout) ->

  return {

    ...

    link: (s, element) ->

      ...

      s.filterPlaces = (rawPlaces) ->
        s.primaryPlaces = PlaceFilterer.returnFiltered(rawPlaces)

      s.drawMap = (s, elem) ->

        s.$watch 'QueryString.changesInQuery', ->
          console.log "Map Filter: #{QueryString.changesInQuery}"
          # IDEALLY I WOULD THEN RE-EXECUTE THE FILTER SCRIPT
          # E.G. with s.filterPlaces(s.rawPlaces)

        ...

I'm testing with the console.log how many times s.$watch 'QueryString.changesInQuery', -> gets hit (also have a console.log in the QueryString module which reports every time QueryString.changesInQuery is updated.  But my s.$watch function is only hit on initial load and never again runs, despite the underlying variable (QueryString.changesInQuery) changing demonstrably -- e.g. the contents of my console log as I edit checkboxes on the page looks like this:
query_string.js?body=1:62 QueryString: 0
bucket_map.js?body=1:45 Map Filter: 0
query_string.js?body=1:62 QueryString: 1
query_string.js?body=1:62 QueryString: 2
query_string.js?body=1:62 QueryString: 3
query_string.js?body=1:62 QueryString: 4

So clearly the variable is changing, but is not being registered by my $watch function.
I read the very helpful SO post (How do I use $scope.$watch and $scope.$apply in AngularJS?) and thought this was a perfect instance of using $watch to track a variable and then rerun my filtering process -- but am guessing I've not applied it correctly in this context.


In early times, fortune telling was limited to a very small population, who had the capabilities to do it. These people were considered to be blessed with the super natural power of foreseeing things before they take place in the real world.
With the advent of new technologies, significant changes have been observed in all spheres of life. Advancement in technology has given way for new and innovative opportunities. The case of fortune telling is no different from others. Previously, fortune telling was considered some what sacred and was conducted in a specific environment. The face to face interactions between the fortune teller and the person under study were mandatory. Due to this prerequisite, fortune telling was limited to those areas where the fortune tellers were physically present.
The inception and world wide use of internet has redefined fortune telling. The reach of a fortune teller has increased to a massive geographic area. The concept of online fortune telling is also on the rise. In this mechanism, fortune teller and the person who wants to be told about his fortune are connected through the internet. Through this mechanism, they cane have one on one direct interactions on the platforms of various software like personalized messenger software. The can also communicate with each other on the platform of a web site that is designed by the fortune teller. The use of software in fortune telling is also on the rise.
The innovative changes in fortune telling have, some how become the reasons for the questions on the credibility of fortune telling.