Coins suffers declination,particularly Bitcoin as it is yet to stabilized, and may slide by another 90%, if the past is a predictor.
Bitcoin has settled below $9,000 for a few days now, but sliding trading volumes and a bearish mood may lower the prices again.
At least according to Mike McGlone, Bloomberg Intelligence commodity strategist, the drop is far from over, and the leading digital asset may slide to as low as $900.
"I spend a lot of time reading about this, and the more research I do, the more bearish I get. It's very similar to these Internet companies we saw in the late nineties," said McGlone for Bloomberg.
The other argument is that Bitcoin's forks have created a much larger supply. However, this expert view is inaccurate, since forks work on different blockchains, and some are not easy to access and use. Bitcoin remains a unique digital asset, and the usage of forked coins is very different compared to Bitcoin.
Almost all coins, but especially Bitcoin, are facing technological challenges. While one answer is to create new digital assets, Bitcoin may also attempt to evolve and scale.
When it comes to Bitcoin, trading only affects less than 10% of the circulating supply of coins. There are still many inactive wallets, and the price crashing may reveal how much users are willing to hold onto the coins, and not sell. With daily trading between 500 and 700,000 Bitcoins, most of the assets are sitting away in wallets.
And in hindsight, toward the end of 2016, a price of $900 was greeted as incredible success for Bitcoin, and many sold to realize profits even at this rate.
As for predictions that Bitcoin's price may go to zero, Vinny Lingham has stated he has placed one final order to buy as much BTC as possible for a few cents each, and hold the coins out of sentimental value.


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Marine Le Pen Rejects New EU Migrant Pact As 'Suicide Of Europe'
French populist National Rally (RN) leader Marine Le Pen has launched a campaign against the new European Union migration and asylum pact, stating it will lead to the "suicide" of Europe.
The new proposal by the European Commission to radically reform the bloc's asylum policies away from the previous Dublin agreement was put forward at the end of last month and, according to Le Pen, could see as many as 60 to 70 million migrants settling in the EU in the coming years.
"It is an organized plan for the submersion of Europe and the nations that make it up," Le Pen said Friday at the RN headquarters in the city of Nanterre, broadcaster TV5Monde reports.
Le Pen went on to state that the new pact "will cause the ruin of our social systems, an increase in unemployment, a housing crisis, an increase in delinquency and communitarian conflicts, the advance of Islamism and terrorist risks and the questioning of the values of our civilization."
She slammed the European Union, stating that it had "entrusted the keys to the Middle East gate to Turkey, which is now blackmailing us in submersion. Today, it is about to open the doors of the House Europe on the Third World. Let's take back the keys to Europe and France!"
German Federal Intelligence Service (BND) findings indicate that the Turkish government purposely incited riots at the Greek border by planting members of its security services among crowds of migrants. https://t.co/Nu6CzyZU0Z
— Breitbart London (@BreitbartLondon) March 28, 2020
Le Pen said that she, along with other members do the populist Identity and Democracy (ID) group in the European Parliament, would be campaigning against the new migrant pact, and will launch a petition with the goal of getting around a million signatures.
The comments come after the Visegrád group of Central European nations — Hungary, Slovakia, the Czech Republic, and Poland — also spoke out against the new pact in late September.
"'Allocation' or 'quota', to change the name, is not enough. Hungary is against it. The basic approach is still unchanged. They [the Commission] would like to manage migration, and not to stop the migrants. The Hungarian position is stop the migrants," Hungarian prime minister Viktor Orbán said.
"We have to stop migration and the quotas and relocation. These rules are not acceptable for us," Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš added.
WATCH: Turkey Arms Migrants with Tear Gas, Sends Freed Prisoners to Border, Claims Greek Government https://t.co/Y7F6saZiTA
— Breitbart London (@BreitbartLondon) March 6, 2020
Author: Chris Tomlinson
Source: Breitbart: Marine Le Pen Rejects New EU Migrant Pact as 'Suicide of Europe'
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Dr. Mary Beth Leininger has a distinquished career in veterinary medicine — more than five decades of service as a private practitioner, volunteer leader, industry executive and spokesperson for the profession including serving as the first woman president of the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA).
Dr. Leininger retired last year as Vice President, Veterinary Relations for the Hartville Group. She now plans to devote considerable time to volunteerism focused on the student debt issue.
Prior to the Hartville Group post, Dr. Leininger held several other high-profile positions. From 2009 to 2011 she was project manager for the North American Veterinary Medical Education Consortium, (NAVMEC) an initiative of the Association of American Veterinary Medical Colleges, Washington DC. From 1999 to 2009 she was the Director, Professional Affairs for Hill's Pet Nutrition, Inc.
Dr. Leininger has served as a volunteer leader in veterinary medicine for decades. She most recently served on the Council of Education of the American Veterinary Medical Association, 2012 to 2018. She was President of the AVMA from 1996 to 1997. She served the AVMA Board of Governors from 1995-97 and was on the AVMA Executive Board from 1995 to 1998. She served on the Council on Public Relations from 1985 to 1994 and was Chair from 1987 to 1988. She has also been active in leadership roles in AAHA and in the Michigan and SouthEastern Michigan Veterinary Medical Associations.
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Today I got to talk with Jonny Coreson who is still currently serving in the Untied States Navy. He is also the founder of Pillar Games and has his first game Quiz Hero set to launch in just a few days on December 17th.
This episode is packed with great content we talked about everything from how Jonny got in the Navy from his home town in Alaska to how he found a big business idea that lead to Pillar Games while studying for board. When his fellow soldiers saw that he was able to successful pass after just a few months when it generally takes 2 to 3 times as long.
We also talk a lot about what soldiers can and should do while still serving that can help them long after transitioning out of the military, a must listen !
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Stampy is an extreme coward, who frequently frustrates his teammates. For all that, he's quick enough to be cheery. Yet his mighty ears hardly miss a distant sound and his speed and intelligence-gathering abilities are outstanding. His favorite food is space carrots.
Robot Mode: In design Stampy is rather similar to Transmetal Cheetor. The head of his beast mode splits into his hands, leaving him with the rabbit ears as 'swords'. The rabbit's hindlegs become the robot legs, while the forelegs go onto the back. As a robot Stampy is very posable and the detailing is quite nice. The one complaint I have is that the rabbit ears are his only weapon, he could have used some kind of gun or other. Still, a nice robot mode.
Beast Mode: Stampy becomes a white rabbit, probably a albino rabbit, considering the red eyes. The rabbit somehow manages to look cute and somewhat dangerous at the same time, the sculpt of the head is pretty good. Everything looks okay as long as you look at it form the side or the rear, if you look at the front you see some of the robot parts sticking out. The sculpt of the hips and legs makes it so that the rabbit can't really sit in his hindlegs, he either squats with the legs very far apart or is pretty upright, as if about to jump. These are minor problems, though. All in all a very decent beast mode.
Remarks: Stampy was part of the Japanese-exclusive Beast Wars Neo series, which featured all-original toys instead of simply utilizing unusued Beast Wars characters like Beast Wars II did. Never saw the series myself, but I wanted to get the only Transformer who could become a rabbit. The figure is a good toy with nothing major to complain about and it's quite simply cute. Which might not be the best reason to buy a Transformer, but I did.


Citation: GAO JIONG (2006-11-05). Endosome detection in cell images. ScholarBank@NUS Repository.
Abstract: Detecting the movement of endosomes after the pharmacological treatment to cells is an interesting topic in pharmacology research. This study seeks to provide a comprehensive and objective characterization of the changes with respect to the intensity of cell cytoplasm and number of endosomes within a cell. Previous works have demonstrated that some automated methods can detect certain types of cells in fluorescence microscope images with high accuracy. However, cells in microscope images are tend to overlap with blur edges and noises. The existing methods are not effective enough to detect the endosomes and cell outlines for our cell images. Thus in this thesis, we defined a set of metrics to measure the endosomes in cells. Then we propose a method based on edge detection, machine learning and active contour modeling to detect the endosomes in the cells and locate those detected endosomes by cells. Based on our method, we implement a tool which can assist biologists to compute the metrics of each cell easily and quickly.


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Q: jqGrid server side sorting with grouping I have a jqGrid working with grouping. The sorting and paging of the data is made by the server side because I have too many rows, so loadonce is not an option for me.
The problem that I have is that the sidx parameter passed to the server is wrong (it contains the sord parameter too and duplicated sidx), so the server can't find that column in the table.
I've realised if I comment the grouping, sord and sidx return to normal.
This is my code:
jQuery("#grid-destinations").jqGrid({
  url:'destinations',
  datatype: "json",
  colModel:[
            {name:'id', hidden:true},
            {name:'cliDestination', jsonmap: 'cliDestination.destinationDesc', index: 'cliDestination', label:'Destination', width:55},
            {name:'orgSub', jsonmap: 'orgSub.subscriptionId', label:'Client', width:55, summaryTpl:''},
            {name:'numCalls', label:'Calls', width:55, formatter:'number', summaryType:'sum'},
            {name:'orgSeconds', label:'Client Minutes', width:55, formatter:'number', summaryType:'sum'},
            {name:'aloc', label:'ALOC', width:55, formatter: 'number', summaryType:'avg', summaryRound: 2, summaryRoundType:'round'},
            {name:'currency', jsonmap: 'orgSub.btsAccount.accountCurrency.currencySymbol', label:'Currency', width:55, summaryTpl:''},
            {name:'saleRate', label:'Sell rate', width:55, summaryType:'avg', summaryRound: 4, summaryRoundType:'round'},
            {name:'income', label:'Income', width:55, summaryType:'sum'},
            {name:'purchaseRate', label:'Cost rate', width:55, summaryType:'avg', summaryRound: 4, summaryRoundType:'round'},
            {name:'cost', label:'Cost', width:55, summaryType:'sum'},
            {name:'profit', label:'Profit', width:55, summaryType:'sum'},
            {name:'percentageProfitIncome', label:'%Prof/Income', width:55, summaryType:'avg', summaryRound: 2, summaryRoundType:'round'}
        ],
  autowidth: true,
  gridview: true,
  viewrecords: true,
  sortname: "cliDestination",
  sortorder: "asc",
  rowNum:100,
        rowList:['All','100','500','1000'],
        pager: '#pager-destinations',
        emptyrecords: "Nothing found to display",
        jsonReader: {
            root: 'content',
            id: 'id',
            repeatitems: false,
            total: 'totalPages',
            records: 'totalElements'
        },
  // grouping
  grouping:true,
  groupingView : {
      groupField : ['cliDestination'],
      groupCollapse: true,
      groupSummary: true,
      groupSummaryPos: "header"
  }
}).jqGrid('navGrid','#pager-destinations', {
        edit: false,
        view: false,
        add: false,
        del: false
    },
    { }, // edit options
    { },// add options
    { },// del options
    { }, // search options
    { } // view options
    ).jqGrid('setGridHeight', $("#page").height() - 175);
}

I'm grouping data by cliDestination. cliDestination is another object with ID and description, so in the table I see the description because of the jsonmap property.
I want data being ordered by cliDestination.destinationDesc too.
This is sending to the server the param sidx as "cliDestination asc, cliDestination" and sord as "asc".
When I comment the grouping configuration, sidx is "cliDestination" and sord "asc", as it should be.
Any idea of what's happening here?
Thank you

A: I've solved it. I realised that when you are grouping and data is remote, jqGrid changes the sidx to groupByColumn sord, orderByColumn.
I had to manage that information in the server to get from sidx orderByColumn and use it to order the data.

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Eleanor Lerman Author- DOG YEARS
Dog Years
by ELEANOR LERMAN
Look, I'm sure you knew how the story was
supposed to go, but didn't believe it. No one
who comes from the kind of place where we did
is that nice—or stupid. Meat on a plate was
never going to be served in restaurants, but run
to ground in some evil alley that would later be
the scene of all performances, paid and otherwise,
until such time as we wised up, which was always
going to take years and years
And since it's clear that nothing will be given,
now comes the time to track down what can be
saved. You'll need a dog and a map of the stars,
neither of which will be found in any place that you
think to look, so think harder. Think like you live
in the underbelly, like no one knows you anymore,
but still, you can't be stopped
Except, stop here, just for a moment: where there
is summer. Where there is this scene, composed
of fireflies, children, wet bathing suits on the porch
Yes, that house, where you did not live, which
was not yours, though something else was. Is.
Invisible and hungry. Lost, lost, lost, it says,
and bares its teeth
But now it approaches you with an offer, fond
as it is of any woman who rescues a dog (did you
understand that was the clue?) So sit a while,
with your animal, at the edge of the family group
in the hour that is suspended between then and now,
when the lights are coming on, the food is cooking,
the moon rising, and you are permitted to
remember everything
Which you do. And then, when the stars appear,
continue on your way. Headed where?
That would be, wherever you are expected:
down the road, into or out of darkness
Certainly, though the distance may be
measured not in light but dog years,
the clues—as you have seen—are everywhere
All you have to do is follow them: the time
was always meant to be now
ELEANOR LERMAN's first book of poetry, Armed Love (Wesleyan University Press, 1973), published when she was twenty-one, was nominated for a National Book Award. She has since published four other award-winning collections of poetry: Come the Sweet By and By (University of Massachusetts Press, 1975); The Mystery of Meteors (Sarabande Books, 2001); Our Post-Soviet History Unfolds (Sarabande Books, 2005); The Sensual World Re-Emerges (Sarabande Books, 2010), along with Observers and Other Stories (Artemis Press, 2002), a collection of short stories. She received the 2002 Joy Bale Boone Award for Poetry, the 2006 Milton Dorfman Poetry Prize, and was the recipient of the 2006 Lenore Marshall Poetry Prize from the Academy of American Poets and The Nation magazine for the year's most outstanding book of poetry, Our Post-Soviet History Unfolds. In 2007, she received a NEA Fellowship in Poetry and her work is included in the 2008 Pushcart Prize Anthology. Her novel, Janet Planet, was published in 2011, the same year she was awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship.
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ALL THAT RHYMES & RUBAI GEMS
by Jim Cox
Jim Cox has created a Kindle e-book from the chapbook that he donated to Tucson schools. It has 34 poetic forms and properties identified. ALL THAT RHYMES sells for 99 cents.
Jim's new e-book, RUBAI GEMS, is also available on Kindle for 99 cents.
Check out his website at http://allthatrhymes.squarespace.com.
Taken from THE WRITE WORD, the newsletter of The Society of Southwestern Authors Vol. 42, No. 5 October/November 2013
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The 'person' was in fact Dowling himself.
While The Observer is now regarded as a Liberal newspaper, it was anything but in its early days and was the last newspaper to accept subsidies from the secret service. It still maintained some editorial independence though, defying an injunction to report on the trial of the so-called Cato Street conspirators. The proprietor William Clement was fined the enormous sum of £500, which he refused to pay, but the precedent was then set for newspapers writing about ongoing cases.
Another precedent was set in 1891 when The Observer employed its first woman editor, indeed its only woman editor to date. Rachel Beer was not just the first woman to edit the Observer, she was the first woman to edit any national newspaper. She was born into the wealthy Sassoon family (the poet Siegfried Sassoon was her nephew) and married Frederick Beer, whose father had bought The Observer in 1870. Frederick suffered from ill-health and Rachel eventually took over as editor.
In 1895 she bought The Sunday Times and edited this too for several years, becoming the first and perhaps the only person to edit two rival Sunday papers at the same time. As an editor her major coup was exposing the forgery at the heart of the Dreyfus case.
Beer continued to write for both papers, having leader columns written in indecipherable handwriting delivered at the last minute by her footman, no doubt much to the annoyance of the sub-editors.
Another pioneering woman who worked for The Observer was CA Lejeune, employed as a film critic from 1928 (having previously worked for the Manchester Guardian) at a time when it was fashionable not to take the art form seriously. Other celebrated writers for the paper have included the spy Kim Philby, who used his post as their Middle East editor as cover for his work as an MI5 agent, and George Orwell who reported on the end of the war from the Hotel Scribe in Paris.
You can look back at past issues of The Observer and read articles by Vita Sackville-West, Arthur Koestler, Kenneth Tynan and many others – the full Observer archive is available online with your Westminster library card. And very fascinating they are too! Don't forget we also have the archives of The Guardian, the Times, the Illustrated London News and many other periodicals.
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Lista Sue Dailey Attaway, age 62, of Grapeland, went to be with our Lord on Saturday, March 18, 2017. Mrs. Attaway was born on December 1, 1954 in Crockett, to Liston and Helen Dailey.
She is preceded in death by her parents, Liston Dwight Dailey and Helen Maudine James.
Lista is survived by her husband, Randy Attaway of Grapeland; daughters, Stephanie Hammons and Heath of Grapeland, Michelle Mason and Joey of Palestine; son, Jason Attaway and Bethany of Ft. Worth; sisters, Helen Lacy and Wayne of Crockett, Becky Burke and Robert of Colleyville, Peggy Brown and Charlie of Tomball; brothers, Balis E. Dailey and Judy of Grapeland, James Dailey and Rhonda of Latexo; grandchildren, Reid and Hunt Mason, Benjamin, Abigale, Joshua, David, Hannah and Noah Attaway, Dyllan and Brandon Hammons, and Anh Nhu; special friends; "The Ya Ya's", Fran Baker, Carol Goolsby, Vickie Holloway, Brenda Payne and Kim Saucier.
Funeral services for Lista Sue Dailey Attaway will be at 10:00a.m. Thursday, March 23, 2017 at First Baptist Church in Grapeland with Bro. Todd Nivens and Dr. David Bradley officiating. Interment will follow in the Dailey Cemetery. Family will receive friends for visitation on Wednesday, March 22, 2017 at Rhone Funeral Home from 5:00p.m. to 7:00p.m. in Palestine.
Pallbearers will be Jason Attaway, Joey Mason, Heath Hammons, David Cowsert, Michael Brown and Stephen Brown.
Funeral arrangements are in care of Rhone Funeral Home, 3900 S. State Hwy 19, Palestine, Texas.
To view online, leave condolences or sign the guest book, go to www.rhonefuneralhome.com.


State Department officials opposed to disclosing more of Hillary Clinton's emails as secretary of state made "false statements" and filed "false affidavits" in a related lawsuit, a federal judge said during a court hearing in Washington earlier this month.
U.S. District Judge Royce C. Lamberth ordered the hearing after a legal watchdog asked the court to obtain testimony under oath from current and former State Department officials, including Clinton and former aide Cheryl Mills.
If Lamberth agrees with Judicial Watch, Clinton and others would have to testify under oath and answer questions about how the department processed the organization's Freedom of Information Act requests, and how it conducted its search for emails Clinton sent and received over a private email server.
Mills was Clinton's chief of staff and counselor when she was secretary of state from Jan. 21, 2009, to Jan. 31, 2013, and worked on her presidential campaigns.
The State Department had asked Lamberth to issue a summary judgment that would have closed the case and ended any more inquiries into Clinton emails that have not been disclosed.
The case started with a motion for summary judgment here and which I denied and allowed limited discovery, because it was clear to me that at the time that I ruled initially that false statements were made to me by career State Department officials. And it became more clear through discovery that the information that I was provided was clearly false regarding the adequacy of the search and this–what we now know turned out to be the secretary's email system.
I don't know the details of what kind of IG [inspector general] inquiry there was into why these career officials at the State Department would have filed false affidavits with me. I don't know the details of why the Justice Department lawyers did not know false affidavits were being filed with me. But I was very relieved that I did not accept them, and that I allowed limited discovery into what had happened.
Copies of any updates and/or talking points given to [U.N.] Ambassador [Susan] Rice by the White House or any federal agency concerning, regarding, or related to the September 11, 2012 attack on the U.S. consulate in Benghazi, Libya.
Ambassador to Libya Christopher Stevens and three other Americans died in the terrorist attacks on the consulate and a nearby CIA annex in Benghazi.
This same Judicial Watch lawsuit seeking information about the Benghazi attacks led to the discovery in 2015 of the private email server Clinton used while conducting official business as secretary of state.
The FBI uncovered 72,000 documents as part of its 2016 investigation into Clinton's use of the private email server, which became an issue in the Democratic nominee's presidential race with Republican nominee Donald Trump.
Judicial Watch obtained documents containing Clinton emails in response to a FOIA lawsuit it filed May 6, 2015, after the State Department did not respond to an earlier request.
U.S. District Judge James E. Boasberg ordered the State Department to complete processing of the remaining Clinton documents by Sept. 28.
A State Department spokesperson told The Daily Signal that "all remaining" nonexempt records were posted to the department's website Oct. 1 and 4 in compliance with court orders.
But Judicial Watch continues to press for additional disclosure of Clinton emails, and State Department officials continue to resist that.
During an earlier hearing Oct. 11 in U.S. District Court, the watchdog group reported on the estimated number of Clinton documents the State Department continues to withhold.
Lamberth: The State Department told me that it had produced all the records when it moved for summary judgment and you filed that motion. That was not true when that motion was filed.
Prince: There's strong precedent saying that items not in State's possession do not need to be searched.
Lamberth: And that's because the secretary [of state] was doing this on a private server? So it wasn't in State's possession?
Lamberth: So you're playing the same word game she played?
Prince: Absolutely not, Your Honor. I am not playing that.
In the hearing, Lamberth also said he was "dumbfounded" to learn in a report from the Department of Justice's inspector general that Mills, Clinton's former chief of staff, was granted immunity and permitted to accompany Clinton to an FBI interview about her using the private email server to conduct official business.
"So I did not know that until I read the IG report and learned that, and that she had accompanied the secretary to her interview," the judge said.
The Daily Signal requested comment from the State Department and Justice Department about the Oct. 12 hearing and Lamberth's accusations.
In an email message, a State Department spokesperson told The Daily signal on background that the agency can't comment on ongoing litigation. The Justice Department also declined to comment.
In a related development, Judicial Watch obtained additional documents in response to a September 2018 Freedom of Information Act lawsuit.
The group said these documents show that "a significant number" of the 340,000 emails found on the laptop of former Rep. Anthony Weiner, D-N.Y., were between Clinton and her longtime aide, Huma Abedin. Weiner is Abedin's estranged husband.


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UNH 3, Princeton 2: Consolation for Wildcats in Northern Ireland
Nov 30, 2019 at 2:43 PM Nov 30, 2019 at 2:43 PM
Filip Engaras picked the perfect time to score his first career collegiate goal
Filip Engaras picked the perfect time to score his first career collegiate goal.
The sophomore forward from Stockholm, Sweden, snapped a tie with 10:32 remaining in the third period, and the University of New Hampshire men�s hockey team salvaged a 3-2 win over Princeton Saturday in its weekend trip to Europe.
Liam Blackburn added a pair of goals for the Wildcats, who participated in the �Friendship Four� tournament in Belfast, Northern Ireland, for the first time. They finish as the 2019 consolation game winner after getting knocked off by Northeastern, 4-0, on Friday night.
On Saturday, Blackburn and Engaras scored 1:07 apart early in the third period to turn a 2-1 deficit into a 3-2 UNH lead.
Engaras� go-ahead goal came off a Princeton turnover in its own zone. Charlie Kelleher intercepted the puck and fed it to Engaras, who slid a left-to-right pass to Kohei Sato and continued to the front of the net. Sato�s initial shot deflected off the pad of Princeton goaltender Ryan Ferland, and Engaras knocked the rebound into an empty left side of the net.
Engaras was penalized a year of eligibility when the NCAA ruled him ineligible for the 2018-19 season for playing games in a professional league in his native Sweden. He made his debut in UNH�s Nov. 16 game at UMaine.
�He�s talented,� UNH coach Mike Souza said. �He�s a two-way (player). He�s cerebral. I don�t think he�s going to bring people out of their seats, but if you understand the game you�ll have a real appreciation for the way he plays both sides of the puck.�
For Blackburn, the two goals were his first of the season. He tied the game, 2-2, on the power play with 11:39 remaining. He skated the puck right across the face of the goal and scored past Ferland to the lower glove side.
Blackburn gave New Hampshire (7-6-1) a 1-0 lead in the first period, one-timing a pass from Eric MacAdams. The Wildcats outshot Princeton 34-18 in the game, including 15-4 in the opening period.
Junior goaltender Mike Robinson, of Bedford, N.H., made 16 saves for UNH.
MacAdams (two assists) posted his fourth career multi-point game. Max Gildon, Kelleher and Sato were all credited with helpers.
The trip to Belfast got off to a rocky start on Friday night.
Northeastern, ranked No. 12 in the nation, scored four goals on just 25 shots. The game counted in the Hockey East standings, dropping UNH to 3-4-0 in conference play.
The Wildcats will return to the Whittemore Center on Friday, Dec. 6, to take on Merrimack.


Friday, November 30, 2018 at 10:34am.
The formidable growth of the cyber-threat landscape today is accompanied by an imperative need for providing high-assurance software solutions. In the last decade, binary hardening via In-lined Reference Monitoring (IRMs) has been firmly established as a powerful and versatile technology, providing superior security enforcement for many platforms. IRM frameworks rewrite untrusted binary code, inserting runtime checks to produce safe, self-monitoring code; IRMs are equipped with the ability to enforce a rich set of history-based policies, without requiring access to source code.
In this talk, we present HybridGuard, an IRM framework for hybrid mobile apps. Hybrid mobile frameworks, such as React Native, Ionic, PhoneGap etc., are rapidly becoming the mainstay technology for developing mobile apps. Here, the developer need only write web code, and the framework automatically ports to popular mobile platforms such as Android, iOS etc. While slick, quick, and cost-effective, the exposure of sensitive mobile device resources to web content dramatically increases the attack surface, rendering the apps vulnerable to a slew of dangerous attacks such as code-injection, fracking, cross-site scripting, tapjacking, amongst others.
HybridGuard allows developers fine-grained access control and rich policy enforcement over hybrid mobile apps, protecting against the dangerous vulnerabilities that web code inclusion brings. We will discuss the research challenges and successes on adapting the IRM technology to secure this complex, cross-platform mobile space, and probe into its natural extension into the world of Internet-of-Things.
Dr. Meera Sridhar is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Software and Information Systems at UNC Charlotte. Her research interests span language-based and systems security, formal methods, and their application to web, mobile and Internet-of-Things security. Her research is currently supported by the National Science Foundation (NSF). Dr. Sridhar is a member of ACM, ACM-W and WiCyS.
Dr. Sridhar received her Bachelor's in Computer Science from Carnegie Mellon University in 2002, graduating with University and College Honors. She received her Master's in Computer Science from Carnegie Mellon University in 2004, and her Ph.D. in Computer Science from The University of Texas at Dallas in 2014. Dr. Sridhar is an International Baccalaureate Diploma holder from the International School Manila, Philippines.
Teaching programming is a hard job. Teaching Haskell is a way harder given its inherent complexity and expectations students have. Nevertheless, there are many approaches to do that. In this talk, I would like to outline the practices that I use and those that I don't find fruitful. There are quite a few books that can be used for teaching, and I will try to categorize them in terms of their ability to educate a professional Haskell developer. Haskell is a big language, so what should be taught is another crucial question. Should it be a course on functional programming in general or Haskell specifics are fine to teach? For example, there is no clear answer on whether you should attempt teaching something like lenses or stream I/O given limited time. How to teach students about monads? Well, everyone knows the right answer, I will describe my approach. I will also talk about ways to motivate students and to make them learn Haskell by themselves.
Vitaly Bragilevsky serves as both the Haskell 2020 Language Committee and the GHC Steering Committee member. He works as a Senior Lecturer at the Southern Federal University in Rostov-on-Don, Russia where he teaches undergraduate students functional programming and theory of computations. He is the author of 'Haskell in Depth' (Manning Publications, available via Manning's early access program).
The presentation will be live streamed on our YouTube channel.


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WI Vote for Impeachment Falls Along Party Lines
Calls to Expel WV Attorney General Over 2020 Election Lawsuit
Momentum Continues for Portland's BLM Protests
Protests Call for Sen. Hawley's Resignation
MN Capital City Moves Forward with Reparations Plan
Groups Look to New Administration to Clean Up Ohio River
Ag Dept., DNR Merger for SD Back in Spotlight
Human Trafficking: Pandemic Increases Vulnerability, Diminishes Response
Wisconsin Mom: "We Can Make a Difference in Gun Legislation"
The Wisconsin chapter of Moms Demand Action is planning a lobby day at the State Capitol to prompt some legislative action on gun laws. (MDA.org)
MADISON, Wis. – The group Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America says ordinary people can make a change to help end gun violence in the United States.
The group maintains the time to act is now on stronger gun laws and policies to protect children.
Jennifer Rosen Heinz, the group's Madison leader, says the reaction to massacres like the one last week at a Florida high school leaves people cynical about creating change. But she says that view only enables those who support the status quo.
"Our cynicism is serving them," she states. "As long as they keep us feeling as though we cannot do anything, we will not do anything. And they should be afraid of us – not because we're armed, but because more people agree with us."
Rosen Heinz says her group is nonpartisan and supports the Second Amendment, but is pushing for what she calls reasonable legislation, and supporting politicians who advocate putting reasonable restrictions on certain types of gun ownership.
In her words, "For too long, the gun lobby has dominated the conversation about gun violence." She's also convinced that the Moms Demand Action group is making a difference.
"Our organization, in the recent elections in Virginia, we outspent the NRA," she points out. "We out-hustled the NRA. And our candidates – all of the candidates that we endorsed – got elected. And that was a sea change in Virginia."
The Wisconsin Moms group is planning a lobby day in April. Rosen Heinz says she and other mothers will spend the day at the State Capitol having 15-minute conversations with legislators.
"And essentially lay out what our positions are, what legislation we know they have in the hopper, what our views on those would be, and hope to engage with them in meaningful conversation about where we can find commonality," she states.
The only gun legislation pending in Wisconsin right now is a bill (SB 169) that would allow anyone in the state to carry a concealed weapon.
Tim Morrissey, Public News Service - WI


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Not everyone likes fruitcake - until they try it!!
Cut pineapple rings into 8ths.
Simmer with sugar in skillet until golden. Cool.
In a mixer cream butter, brown sugar, eggs, flour and vanilla.
Fold in cherries, raisins, pineapple and nuts.
Bake in a greased Angelfood cake pan for 1 & 1/2 hours.
Or 2 (9 X 5) loaf pans for 1 hr. 45 minutes.
Or small loaf pans for 1 hour.
Bake at 325 degrees. Cool.


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The seeds within the Okra hold a high amount of unsaturated fats such as olelc acid, a healthy and balanced fat that is absolutely additionally determined in cashews, almonds, avocados and olive oil. Unsaturated fats aid to lower levels of bad cholesterol as well as at the identical support to keep excellent blood stress in the body. Glutathione, a healthy protein molecule that is certainly made by our physique that is a strong antioxidant that helps to reduce the effects of at no cost radicals that harm the cells in our figure is determined in Okra thus reducing the dangers of obtaining cancer cells and various other illnesses. Our body's organic production of Glutathione gets limited as we aged so including Okra into our daily diet program will help protect our physical body with enough supply of Glutathione that can help to remain to boost the effectiveness of our physical body organs operates in addition to boost the degree of our immune program.
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Q: Wordpress - 3 Widgets in a sidebar, Apply "last" class to the third widget i've create a custom sidebar in my wordpress site
register_sidebar(array(
    'name' => 'Home Widgets',
    'before_widget' => '
',
    'after_widget' => '
 ',
    'before_title' => '
',
    'after_title' => '
',
));

And i've added 3 widgets into it using the widget panel in admin page.
This is the css
.blurb { float: left; margin-right: 96px; width: 256px; }
I've also declared a "last" class to remove the margin right to the last (third) widget.
.last { clear: right; margin-right: 0 !important; }
How can i apply the "last" class to the last widget?

A: You don't need to. Change the margin to margin-left and make a class .blurb:first-child {margin-left: 0;} and you should be fine. IE7+ compatible.


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Q: How to continue Javascript function after Button click with Codebehind method is finished? Hello I have a javascript function which look like this:
function WebGrid1_OnAfterAdd(controlId)
{
    document.getElementById('TeilnehmerCounterButton').click()
    var intern = document.getElementById('InterneTeilnehmer').value;
    var extern = document.getElementById('ExterneTeilnehmer').value;
    parent.parentTeilnehmer(intern, extern)
}

Only after the TeilnehmerCounterButton button with the codebehind method is finished it should load rest of the function. how can i do this?
Thanks in advance for your help


Creativity is that the proper word to explain the bohemian interior design ideas since the style doesn't force one to stick with a bunch of rules like another do. If you wish to believe outside the box you'll such as the bohemian design. Here we will point out the influences on bohemian interior design and ways to achieve this type of style.
The word bohemian dates as far as the 1800s, it was used to name the people who live a certain lifestyle: vagabonds or wanderers. The word was also used to describe people who did not agree with the social and political views of that time.
Unlike the other interior design trends where you have to follow a bunch of rules in the bohemian interior design there are no rules, you have to let your personality let loose. It will be an absolute joy to see the end result, a room that represents your personality.
If you like all your things to be neatly arranged and everything organized then you should choose another style because the bohemian design will not work for you. The bohemian interior design is random and busy.
For this style you do not have to hold back on accessories, the more the better. You can choose anything that you like from candles to paintings, pillows and figurines. You can add them all to your room. If you feel that you are a bit overwhelmed you can always change them or take some out.
Bare spots should not be found in a bohemian room. If you have an empty space on the floor or on your walls fill it. Go through your old things and you will surely find something and if not you can always go to a flea market and get more.
Use furniture or accessories that tell you a story. You can use items that remind you of a story or of someone dear to you. You do not have to worry about where to put them because there are no rules.
Decorate your room with the help of these bohemian interior design ideas and your place will look fantastic. If budget isn't an issue and you can go all the way with your redecorating, you can even find professional builders who are experienced with all kinds of construction and conversions. This means they can transform your house or apartment, as best they can, to suit your new style and decor choices. Of course, you will have to get the help of an architect and building inspector as well, who can assure you that the builders can go on to fulfilling your plans. All that matters is that you be well aware of what you want to obtain and to have a clear vision for that goal. Remember, there are no rules which means you can add anything that represents you and makes you feel good. Let your personality to the work.


Lily Bay makes for a great state park camping trip! With much of the 900+ acres located on Moosehead Lake, Lily Bay State Park invites any looking for a scenic and enjoyable outdoors visit.
During the season, visitors enjoy camping, boating, hiking, swimming, fishing, and relaxing around the campfire. There's a playground area for children to enjoy. During the off-season, visitors can access trails for snowmobiling, cross country skiing, and snowshoeing.
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Expat living is not something to take lightly. Making the decision to move abroad isn't an easy one, however, there are so many great resources to help you do research and get a feel for whether expat living is the right thing for you and/or your family. I can't begin to imagine how hard this type of research would have been even 20 years ago before the internet was prevalent. The internet has helped de-risk or at least lower the risk of uncovering any major surprises.
You can research property, visit government websites, read firsthand accounts from expats living around the world and learn more about health care, education, etc. The world is at your finger tips. This list of resources will continue to evolve as we complete our own research. Feel free to share your own and we'll publish to round out our list.
Everything Overseas: 20 property pros share their best Advice on Buying Abroad: You can download guides to buying in a number of countries from this website including guides for Spain, Portugal, South Africa and France.
Transitions Abroad provides articles and information on studying, travelling and living abroad.
Numbeo – Cost of Living: this site is an interesting one as it provides a ton of comparative data that is contributed by users. Not only can you compare cost of living but you can also get data on health care, crime, pollution, etc.
HSBC Expat Explorer Tools: HSBC not only provides Expat banking services, they also provide many tools and country guides to help you plan for an expat move.


Does the Atari 5200 Ultimate SD Cartridge include diagnostic software for the 5200 console and (or) joystick calibration?
Some of the posts on the Atariage forums imply that it does. Could someone clarify?


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Q: Excel 2016 Trying to get unique values from duplicate matches I am currently running into an issue and need some help. I am using excel 2016, and in my current dataset (see sample) I am using an aggregate function to find my lowest 6 values and then I am trying to find the ID numbers of the vendors from these matches.
I tried using Index+Match, Index+Agg, and Index+match+Agg and they all failed. I am not sure how to loop through the table and find the id numbers based on just the sales reference number.
Any help is appreciated.

A: For Excel 2016 you can use following formula for ID:
=INDEX($A$1:$A$7,AGGREGATE(15,6,ROW($A$2:$A$7)/(B13=$C$2:$C$7),COUNTIF($B$13:B13,B13)))

for Name change first argument of INDEX function from $A$1:$A$7 to $B$1:$B$7


(c) Sociological perspective (since the 1960s).
Linguists distinguish between the geographical perspective, also referred to as traditional dialectology, and the sociological perspective or modern dialectology.
Dialectology is the study of different dialects of one language with a focus on their regional and/or social distribution and characteristic linguistic features.


For the most accurate diagnosis of micronutrient deficiency use a tissue test of the plant's youngest fully expanded leaf.
The green wheat on the left had two foliar sprays of copper, unlike the deficient wheat on the right, which was more vulnerable to damage by hot winds at Edillilie on the Eyre Peninsula, SA, in 2015.
In recent years there has been renewed interest in micronutrients to maximise crop production in more intensive cropping systems. Many growers are concerned that crop root systems will need to work harder in minimum-tillage systems than in traditional cultivated paddocks to seek out micronutrients such as copper and zinc, which are immobile in the soil.
Anecdotally, growers have observed poor performance early in the season under drought conditions and suspected micronutrient deficiency could be a contributing factor. This has led to a perception of widespread deficiency of micronutrients. However, under dry conditions the availability of all nutrients, including micronutrients, is limited and, in many cases, crops can recover as conditions improve.
Given the speculation, the Western Australian Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (DPIRD) and the South Australian Research and Development Institute (SARDI) compared the effectiveness of different micronutrient application methods as part of the GRDC's More Profit from Crop Nutrition initiative. The micronutrients investigated were copper, zinc, manganese and molybdenum.
Tissue testing of crop leaves is the most effective way to test for micronutrients when a deficiency is suspected and is more accurate than soil testing. Sample only the youngest fully expanded leaf of the plant for the most accurate result.
If a deficiency is identified, treatment with a foliar spray can be effective. For manganese and zinc, tissue testing needs to happen early enough to leave adequate time to correct any deficiency, especially when you are on track for a high-yielding crop.
Researchers found foliar sprays of manganese and zinc applied at early tillering, rather than when the crop was running up, produced the maximum yield response in our trials, despite most of the spray ending up on the soil surface. As manganese is readily fixed in the soil, foliar applications are less expensive and more effective than application at seeding.
In contrast, the timing is different for copper, which can be treated by foliar sprays as late as booting for cereals. However, copper foliar applications have little or no residual effect so follow-up treatment will be required at the next seeding.
For growers who suspect a zinc or copper deficiency, the most effective long-term strategy is application at seeding rather than waiting for visual symptoms to appear because once symptoms appear it can be too late for foliar sprays to make a big difference. In the WA DPIRD/SA trials, there were few visual symptoms of deficiencies, yet micronutrient applications occasionally resulted in yield increases of 25 to 30 per cent in WA and up to 70 per cent in SA.
Micronutrients can be applied at seeding as seed dressings, banded fluids or compounded onto fertiliser granules. However, seed dressings are not suitable for copper as they can decrease crop emergence. Where there is marginal supply of copper an application of nitrogen will exacerbate copper deficiency in wheat and barley.
Researchers found copper deficiencies in high-yielding crops on soils where this had not been seen before. But, in contrast, found no evidence of zinc deficiencies in trial work in WA and SA, despite zinc historically being the most widespread micronutrient deficiency.
Molybdenum may be required at seeding or as a foliar spray where soil pH is less than 4.8 because, unlike other micronutrients, its availability decreases with decreasing pH.
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HomeGeneralNew documentary causes stir at Georgia hospital
New documentary causes stir at Georgia hospital
July 20, 2009 by Georgia Watch 1 0 0
A film placed —for the moment — out of harm's way
5:01 pm July 12, 2009, by Jim Galloway
Georgia is on the verge of its very own Michael Moore moment. The question is whether that moment will be allowed to happen…
In September 2003, fax machines owned by Albany's business and political elite began spitting out a series of anonymous newsletters that detailed the inner workings of the nonprofit Phoebe Putney Health System — southwest Georgia's largest hospital group.
Based on publicly available documents, the "Phoebe Factoids" described the hospital system's generous executive salary structure, extensive political and business connections, and its financial holdings, which included a Cayman Islands account.
Two locals, accountant Charles Rehberg and surgeon John Bagnato, ultimately copped to the faxes. The pair said they wanted to shed light on a hospital system that wasn't fulfilling its charitable obligations as a tax-exempt entity.
Ex-FBI agents were sent to confront Rehberg. Phoebe Putney filed a civil suit against both whistle-blowers, alleging defamation, fraud and racketeering. Then the fax-senders were indicted and booked on criminal charges of harassment, aggravated assault and burglary.
Two years into their ordeal, a film crew from Chicago began following Rehberg and Bagnato, who by then had passed their information on to famed Mississippi litigator Richard Scruggs. The Albany Two became the catalyst for a series of lawsuits filed against 50 hospital systems across the country.
The 55-minute documentary "Do No Harm" premiered this May at an Arkansas film festival. Screenings in Chicago and Washington D.C. have also occurred.
The film could have significant political impact in Georgia.
Thirty-five minutes into its story, "Do No Harm" uses video from WALB-TV, Albany's NBC affiliate, to introduce Ken Hodges, then the district attorney for Dougherty County.
Hodges is now a formidable Democratic candidate for attorney general — the former chairman of the Prosecuting Attorneys' Council of Georgia.
But in 2004, Hodges was a bloodhound on the scent of the fax-senders. His office used grand jury subpoenas to obtain phone records that led back to Rehberg and Bagnato.
The district attorney passed the information to Phoebe Putney, permitting the hospital system to file its civil suit.
"Yes, I did tell Phoebe Putney who was sending the faxes, just as I would tell any victim who the perpetrator of a crime was," Hodges said in a phone interview last week. "It would be immoral for me not to."
But after his role was publicized, Hodges recused himself from the criminal prosecution of the fax-senders. Hodges is now a member of the Baudino Law Group in Atlanta, which does a portion of Phoebe Putney's legal work.
Hodges said he has seen parts of "Do No Harm."
"I would hate to call it a documentary. I would call it a propaganda piece," he said. "… It does not accurately portray the subject matter it intends to cover."
Hodges said it will only take a brief talk with voters to convince them that he acted properly. A statewide campaign is one likely venue for that conversation. A courtroom remains a possibility.
Criminal charges were ultimately dropped against the fax-senders, as was the Phoebe Putney civil suit. A countersuit against the hospital system — false imprisonment was one of the allegations by the whistle-blowers — was settled out of court.
The only stray legal thread is a federal lawsuit Rehberg filed against Hodges and others in which the Albany accountant claims Hodges went after him as "a political favor" to Phoebe Putney.
A U.S. district judge has refused Hodges' argument that his public office gave him immunity. The ruling is on appeal.
Hodges is being represented by Attorney General Thurbert Baker, whose decision to run for governor led to the open seat that Hodges is now pursuing.
More shoes have dropped in the past few days.
"Do No Harm" was to be shown for the first time in Atlanta last week. But the screening was shut down Thursday when film director/producer Rebecca Schanberg received a cease-and-desist letter from Raycom Media of Montgomery, which owns WALB-TV.
The documentary "has a lot of our news stories and reporters' stories all through the thing, and [they] never had received a release to use any of that," said Jim Wilcox, WALB's general manager.
Sensitive to talk that might arise, Wilcox volunteered that Phoebe Putney has not spent any advertising dollars with the TV station "for years now." Schanberg accepts that.
"We hope to resolve it amicably," she said.
There's more. On Friday, Georgia Watch, the group that was to sponsor the film screening, was also hit with a cease-and-desist letter.
This one was from Phoebe Putney, which objected to the use of the word "corruption" by Georgia Watch when the group promoted "Do No Harm" on its Web site.
Phoebe Putney has never done anything illegal or unethical, hospital attorney Lin Wood wrote in the cease-and-desist letter to Georgia Watch. "Furthermore, your organization is well aware of the unreliable and biased sources relied upon in connection with the so-called documentary," he wrote.
Wood has demanded a retraction by 5 p.m. Monday. "Govern yourself accordingly," he wrote.
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Dealing with the absurdity of human existence in the face of converging catastrophes
By Lonnie Aarssen, Professor, Biology
Human self awareness is an evolutionary outcome, but where has it brought us? (Photo by: Avantgarde Concept/Unsplash)
Homo sapiens means wise human, but the name no longer suits us. As an evolutionary biologist who writes about Darwinian interpretations of human motivations and cultures, I propose that at some point we became what we are today: Homo absurdus, a human that spends its whole life trying to convince itself that its existence is not absurd.
As French philosopher Albert Camus put it: "Man is the only creature who refuses to be what he is." Thanks to this entrenched absurdity, the 21st century is riding on a runaway train of converging catastrophes in the Anthropocene.
Discovery of self
Theodosius Dobzhansky. (Wikicommons)
The critical juncture in the lineage toward Homo absurdus was described by evolutionist Theodosius Dobzhansky: "A being who knows that he will die arose from ancestors who did not know." But evolution at some point also built into this human mind a deeply ingrained sentiment — that one has not just a material life (the physical body), but also a distinct and separate mental life (the inner self).
Human self-awareness led to the evolution of cognitive skills that were game-changers for gene transmission success. In our degree of endowment for these skills, our ancestors had the edge over all other hominids.
But the trade-off for this was self-impermanence anxiety — a recurrent fear that, in bringing eventual material death, time inevitably also annihilates all that one has done and all that one has been, and that soon it will be as though one had never existed at all.
Buffering for a troubled mind
However, natural selection also gave our ancestors primal impulses that served to buffer the worry of self-impermanence. These involve two novel and uniquely human fundamental drives: escape from self and extension of self.
Both are reflected in a prescient passage from the great Russian author, Leo Tolstoy:
"For man to be able to live he must either not see the infinite, or have such an explanation of the meaning of life as will connect the finite with the infinite."
Extension of self — "connecting the finite with the infinite" — involves what I call legacy drive: the desire to leave something appreciable behind that will endure beyond mortal existence.
Delusions of symbolic immortality involve three principal domains:
– Parenthood: Shaping the minds of offspring to mirror the defining characteristics of one's own selfhood (i.e. values, beliefs, attitudes, conscience, ego, skills, virtues, etc.);
– Accomplishment: Earning recognition, status, or fame through talents or deeds that evoke admiration, trust, respect, or astonishment from others;
– Identifying with or belonging to something larger-than-self: Membership or belief in a particular cultural world view, one based, for example, on concepts like patriotism, political ideology or religiosity/spiritualism.
Escape from self
For those less driven to produce a legacy, there is escape from self — Tolstoy's "not seeing the infinite." Most commonly, this is achieved through distractions, deployed through what I call leisure drive, an intrinsic disposition to be easily drawn to indulgence in opportunities for enjoyment.
Typically, these involve motivations that hack into the brain's pleasure modules and have deep evolutionary roots associated with meeting core needs (e.g. survival, social affiliation, mating, endearment, kinship) that rewarded ancestral gene transmission success.
Modern domains of leisure drive are manifested in many cultural norms and products designed to trigger these pleasure modules — like toys, stories, games, aesthetics, social entertainment, consumerism, humour, recreational sex, yoga, meditation, inebriation and psychedelics.
The essential consequence of these distractions lies in arresting the mind firmly in the immediate present, thus temporarily but effectively shielding it from the dread of "the infinite," wherein the self ceases to be.
For some, placing the mind firmly in the present may be accomplished by simply keeping busy with purposeful toil or mundane routine. As American philosopher Eric Hoffer put it: "A busy life is the nearest thing to a purposeful life."
Work hard, play hard
The delusions of legacy drive and the distractions of leisure drive both help to mitigate the worry of self-impermanence. Strong selection for these drives thus propelled copies of our ancestors' genes into future generations.
But self-impermanence anxiety has always lurked stubbornly beneath the surface, repeatedly demanding more and better delusions and distractions. And so, from a long history of striving for an untroubled mind, the effects of natural selection ramped up in momentum, I suggest, like a runaway train.
These drives to work hard and play even harder have fuelled the frenzied and relentless march of progress that we call civilization. With this, our cultural evolution has generated a large menu of available delusions for chasing after legacy, and distractions for chasing after leisure. And this has given us a world of environmental catastrophes that are annihilating other species and their habitats at an unprecedented rate.
Sustained genetic selection for legacy and leisure drives then has generated two dire consequences for humanity: A civilization now moving ever faster toward collapse on a global scale, and an evolved psychology that is now breeding an escalation of human despair — anxiety disorders, depression and suicide.
In other words, the growing demands of these drives (resulting from biological evolution) are starting to exceed the supply rate of available domains (generated by cultural evolution) for satisfying them. It becomes harder and harder, therefore, to meet an ever-increasing need for distractions and delusions, including those needed to buffer the mounting "eco-anxiety" from living in a collapsing civilization.
Living with Homo absurdus
How can we manage our human predicament, now that we are Homo absurdus?
I have suggested that a new model for cultural evolution might come to our rescue involving a kind of biosocial management, based on facilitating and implementing a deeper and more broadly public understanding of, and empathy for, the evolutionary roots of human motivations, especially those associated with our responses to self-impermanence anxiety.
We must learn how to successfully regulate our frenetic drive to convince ourselves that our existence is not absurd. And this requires that we at least understand how we came to be so driven.
Lonnie Aarssen, is a Professor of Biology at Queen's University, where his teaching, writing and research focus is on ecology and evolution. He has published more than 180 articles in scientific journals, and is founder and editor of the open access journal, Ideas in Ecology and Evolution.
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As the Sun heads into the last few degrees of Cancer, I thought it might be helpful to get a little more insight into how to work with planets with this placement (in any sign). The placement is called "anaretic," and when a planet is about to change signs it can be a bit like if it were "void of course" (not making any meaningful aspects to other planets).
In this brief Q & A from Astrology Secrets Revealed, Eric writes, "The words 'late in the game' or 'advanced process' come to mind. Yet for some reason, I know that these planets often prove difficult or demanding, like if you don't deal with them, it's like nothing happens. So look at these things carefully, and search your life for examples of how you deal or don't deal with the situations that the chart is pointing to." He goes on to give a four-step method to working with planets in an anaretic placement, as well as an illustrative example from his own chart.


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Q: Is it possible to show an object from form A in form B (VB.NET)? What is the best solution to display an object shown in FORM A, in FORM B?
I'm using Visual Studio 2019, writing code in VB.NET.
Lets say that:
1) I have a ListView1, shown in FORM A.
2) I'll need to use the same
    object in FORM B.
I don't want to create a brand new ListView to refer the values, but in fact display the ListView1 programmatically in FORM B.
If this is not a best practice, I accept other suggestions.
What I've tried so far:
Form A code:
//Public declaration of ListView1 as an object
Public SpoolOfProcesses As Object = ListView1

Form B code:
//on Load event
FormA.SpoolOfProcesses.Show

I have just performed some web researches but didn't found anything similar. Thank you fellows.

A: In WinForms I would probably pass the .Items ListViewItemCollection to FormB, and then AddRange them to the .Items of FormB's listview.
FormB's constructor:
Public Sub New(x as ListView.ListViewItemCollection)
  listViewOnFormB.Items.AddRange(x)
End Sub

FormA's code that shows formB:
...
Dim george as New FormB(listViewOnFormA.Items)
george.Show()
...


See how you can access a lot more things by jailbreaking your firestick. There are only a few people who can take so much of restriction and didn't want to get most out of their amazon firestick. So, If you want to experience endless things. Learn how to jailbreak firestick and check by yourself what are the real capabilities of the firestick.
Live streaming of IPTV channels.
By using the below apps like Kodi, Showbox, FreeFlix HQ and some other you will read in the guide, you can access all paid things free and beside that much more which will change your TV watching experience.
One more thing to mention is that Jailbreaking your firestick or fire TV is quite easy and legal.
How to unlock amazon firestick?
Step 6: Enable the app for third-party application installation.
Is It Safe To Jailbreak Firestick?
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What can I do with after jailbreaking firestick?
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How To Jailbreak Amazon Firestick TV and Cube?
It is quite simple to jailbreak a firestick by just following this guide, but before proceeding let's see some important things which you should keep in mind. As you may have got the idea that there are a hell lot of things which you can do with your jailbreak firestick, and it can get you in trouble as well if you are noting protecting your privacy and blindly doing stuff and streaming with a just plain connection between you and your ISP.
It is highly recommended to use a good VPN service in order to keep your self 100% safe and enjoy the streaming without worrying.
As you may know that the firestick by Amazon is so simple and user-friendly as well. Maybe they are well aware that the "less is more" quote has far better potential when you think of a wide user base.
At the same time, it is simple to crack and use all the awesome third-party add-ons. Below with this simple guide, you can learn about the jailbreaking of firestick.
By far the main purpose of jailbreaking the firestick is the access of Kodi. Through which people are accessing tons of quality and free streaming content. Whether it's the movies, live 24/7 channels, news, music and much more.
Though all of these features which you can access for free makes a dent on the profit of production houses. That's why the government came into action and is taking action against the users who are using these things massively.
ISP's are tracking the data usage along with where the users are consuming it. So it's a must to use the VPN for accessing all of this stuff.
No doubt using a firestick without jailbreak is like, accessing computer or laptop without internet.
You can unlock your amazon firestick easily with the below guide, which will help you to unlock the firestick with step by step information. Unlocking the Amazon firestick takes the TV watching experience to a whole new level. Also, you don't have to worry about any bricking problem while unlocking the Firestick as it is not like overclocking and other big stuff.
Although, there are multiple ways to do the jailbreak of Firestick we are showing the easiest of them all.
So below is the step by step guide to easily jailbreak your Amazon firestick.
first, start your smart TV and connect the firestick with it.
Now, connect your amazon firestick and launch it.
After that go to the firestick settings from the home screen.
In order to access the developer options, you have to go to devices in which you will find further options.
Now you have to access ADB debugging and enable the app from unknown sources settings. You will find these options inside the Developer Options Section.
You have to enable the "install app from unknown sources". Find the option and turn it on.
After that go back to Home Screen and click on the Search Option.
In the search bar, type "Downloader", and install the first option.
After installing it, open it from there.
So now, you have to install the Kodi Krypton 17.6. From downloader, type the source URL where you will find the Kodi Krypton.
And wait for completion of the download.
After the completion of the download, install it by selecting the "Install" Option.
Wait for the completion of installation.
So now, you have successfully installed the Kodi Krypton on your firestick, further you can install the addons and repositories to access the limitless world of TV entertainment.
So that was one of the easiest ways in which you can jailbreak your firestick and install Kodi on it.
Though there are multiple ways which you can do it. But the straight way is this one only. So now enjoy your jailbreak firestick with Kodi add-ons and have a safe and happy streaming.
These are some common and frequently asked questions about Firestick Jailbreak.
Yes, It is totally legal to jailbreak your firestick. Also keep in mind that just like you can do legal and illegal stuff with your computer, mobile or any other device. This is also true with firestick jailbreak also. Although the steps we have shown here are totally legal and you are installing a third party legal app on firestick. So there is no need to worry as far as you are not doing anything illegal with it.
No, You won't loose the warranty of your firestick after jailbreaking it. You are installing the third party app on it and you can restore it to its default state at anytime.
You can access content from all over the globe after jailbreaking your firestick. You can customize the skin, install addons, stream online content and can watch free movies and tv shows. We have some best Kodi addons list and Kodi builds to give you a headstart.
I would not suggest you to go with it. As the pre jailbroken firestick devices can be packed with malwares and can steal your privacy as well. So it is always better to jailbreak firestick manually.
As far as speed is concerned, the firestick application is lightweight and can hold multiple third party apps as well. So in short it won't slow down your firestick.
As the software on all of the fire devices is same, so you can follow the above steps to jailbreak your firestick TV, firestick Cube and firestick.
So this was the guide to jailbreak your firestick. You can easly follow the above steps and enjoy the free content from around the world through your firestick. In case you met with any kind of error while following the above guide, mention it inside the comments below and I will make sure to fix the issue. And if you have done it so far then do check out the addons section to start enjoying the seamless streaming.
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Q: Multi-step page interaction and snapshots using Rails and PhantomJS? Our Rails app needs to take snapshots of multiple URLs from a given domain. For the moment these will just be simple GET requests but in the future users will be able to input more complex instructions such as clicking on page elements, filling out forms etc. before a snapshot is taken. I've settled on PhantomJS as a backend, but I'm not clear on the best way to interact with it.
PhantomJS's site has excellently clear docs and examples of how to control it using pre-written JS scripts and arguments. This seems to work great if your interactions can all be captured in a rigid script: create the page instance, load a URL, do some things, then call phantom.exit();.
But in our case, we want to be able to send a variety of instructions to a persistent browser session, in the way Capybara does. For example, a given user-defined script may call for loading a URL, clicking on an element by ID, then rendering a screenshot with a parameter-defined browser width. Then click on a link or load another URL and take more actions, etc. So while our immediate need (load a URL and take a screenshot) can easily be handled as a 10-line JS script, it seems that pretty soon we'll need to be able to send commands more modularly, to a persistent PhantomJS browser open that stays open between commands until we explicitly close it.
Is there a way to "modularize" my communications with PhantomJS? From looking through the Poltergeist code, I see that they use web sockets to send individual requests to PhantomJS. Do I need to learn how to do that? Should I just use Capybara? Is there some simpler solution that I'm missing?
Thanks in advance. Just trying to figure out how to get started here.

A: It turns out I was overthinking this. I've settled on using Capybara and Poltergeist, which takes care of PhantomJS so I don't have to talk with it directly. It turns out Capybara can easily be used outside of your test suite.
Given a Gemfile where capybara and poltergeist are present (in development and production, not just test environment), and given a certain class where I needed to load pages, interact and take screenshots, the following code loads Capybara and gives me access to the same friendly methods I'm used to in the test suite.
require 'capybara/rails'
require 'capybara/poltergeist'

class Snapshot
  include Capybara::DSL
  Capybara.default_driver = :poltergeist

  def initialize(url)
    visit url
    click_link "#signup"
    puts page.html
    # etc.
  end
end

Then instantiate this class in the normal way:
...
s = Snapshot.new('http://www.google.com')
puts s.page.html
if s.page.status_code == 200
  ...
end
...

(I'm using Poltergeist and PhantomJS as opposed to Capybara's default because I need to be able to interact with JS on the page.)


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Additionally, group of anti-Zionist Israelis (Return) went near the fence to show solidarity with the Great Return March. They met and spoke with Palestinians activists but were separated by the Israeli siege fence and the Israeli Occupation Forces, who forced them to leave.
While media coverage of the Great March of Return has greatly declined since the beginning of the protests on March 30, civilians in Gaza continue to organize the marches, with thousands participating every week. This week, while demonstrating peacefully on their own land, six Palestinians were killed by Israeli forces and over 252 were wounded; 154 with live ammunition.
According to the Gaza Health Ministry, over 183 protestors have been killed since the beginning of the marches, and over 18,000 injured.


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Music brings people joy and entertainment in almost every setting. Whether it is slow relaxing music, pop or jazz, or even club and dance music, we all can learn to appreciate it. But have you ever paused to think how the music is actually processed and how it comes out of the speakers with quality and clarity?
Media Storage and music
There are many forms of media that store music and they are tapes, vinyl records, CDs and USB drives. Many of us are familiar with CD's and USB drives, but not Tapes and Vinyls which were used in the past. These are older forms of storage, and we may not even have them in our home. However, one form or media that is making a comeback are vinyl records.
Why are old phonorecords still popular
Modern audio technology has made listening to music an incredible experience. You can buy high-end component systems like amplifiers and CD players, equalizers and speakers to get the best sound possible. However, there are some people who still love to use records and may even have a large selection of records.
Vinyl records still produce original and quality sound especially if they are paired with an Emotiva Amplifier, record player and a set of high-end speakers. When assembling your music system, you must pay special attention to every component so that they will compliment each other and deliver the best listening experience possible.
How to select components
A basic music system will contain a record player, an amplifier, equalizer and a good set of speakers. You may also want to include a DVD player so that you can listen and watch movies too.
The most important part of a record player is the needle. Many manufacturers put particular emphasis on this part, and you can get almost any turntable which will do a good job.
The Amplifier
A crucial piece of equipment in your system and it is responsible for converting the analog signal into sound and sending it out to the speakers. You can buy a simple stereo amp, or you can go for a more advanced one with home theater and Dolby sound features.
Many people make the mistake of getting speakers that are either too big or too small. You must always buy a set that will match the room that you will install your system, so hat you can get the best listening experience.
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Very well described, Sandy. I like the words "death just strolls in the garden", and probably when you weren't looking.
Thanks. It does seem that cold weather has a way of sneaking up on foliage.
It's a pleasure, Sandy. Have a good day.
Yes, it is a wonder of nature how plants can go dormant in the winter and reappear again in the spring. Thanks for commenting!