Article 1.The said Cheyenne, Arrapahoe, and Apache tribes, henceforth shall be and they are hereby united, and the United States will hereafter recognize said tribes as the confederated bands or tribes of Cheyenne, Arrapahoe, and Apache Indians.
Article 2.The several terms, stipulations and agreements to be done and performed on the part of the United States for and with the said Cheyenne and Arrapahoe tribes of Indians, and by the said Cheyenne and Arrapahoe tribes of Indians, for and with the United States, by the provisions of said treaty of October 14th, A. D. 1865, shall be done and performed by the United States for and on behalf of the said confederated tribes or bands of Cheyenne, Arrapahoe, and Apache Indians, and on their part shall be done, observed and performed to, with and for the United States in the same manner, to the same extent, and for like objects, to all intents and purposes, as would have been the case had said treaty been originally made and executed with the said confederated tribes of Cheyenne, Arrapahoe, and Apache Indians.
In testimony whereof, the undersigned, Commissioners on the part of the United states, and the chiefs and headmen of said tribes, have hereunto set their hands and seals at the council-ground on the Little Arkansas, in the State of Kansas, this 17th day of October, A. D. 1865.


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The city is cutting off the public's ability to listen to Anchorage police and emergency-response radio traffic, saying the broadcasts pose a threat to officer safety and victim privacy.
After a legal review and conversations between top police and city leaders, "we have determined the negative consequences of our current practice outweigh the benefits," wrote municipal manager Michael Abbott in a letter to local media organizations Friday.
That means the Anchorage Police Department will not reinstate the broadcast of its radio traffic on the internet service Broadcastify, which had been suspended in recent months. The Anchorage Fire Department will move to encrypt its over-the-air radio communications, Abbott wrote.
Some local media outlets say they have serious concerns about transparency and newsgathering if they can't monitor police scanner traffic.
At the same time, a citizen effort to satisfy the thirst for up-to-the-minute information on local police activity seems to be flourishing.
The "Anchorage Scanner JOE" private Facebook group now has more than 30,000 members — equal to roughly one in every 10 people in Anchorage.
Deprived of scanner access for months, people have been making up to a hundred posts to the page per day — reporting stolen trucks, taking pictures of SWAT team standoffs, noting car crashes and road closures with varying degrees of specificity and accuracy and asking many versions of "what's up with these cop cars in my neighborhood?"
"When the scanner isn't available the page kind of becomes the scanner," said volunteer page administrator Jacki Tigg Mathis.
Traditionally, media organizations have used police radio communications as a way to report on breaking news events as they unfold.
But in recent years, online streaming broadcasts of scanner radio traffic through apps like Broadcastify have allowed anyone with a smartphone to listen in on the 24-hour-a-day chatter between police dispatchers, officers and other emergency responders as they respond to calls.
But police officials say criminals are listening, too.
The Anchorage Police Department encrypted its own over-the-air radio communications years ago, said spokeswoman Jennifer Castro. Around 2013 the department began offering an un-encrypted stream on Broadcastify, one of the most popular streaming sites. The idea was that APD could put the stream on a time delay and yank the broadcast off the air in sensitive situations where it might reveal tactical information.
"The idea was that there needed to be a balance as far as maintaining what the public can listen in on, at the same time giving us an advantage to have more control over the scanner traffic," she said.
But not everyone in the department was happy having a large public audience — or in some cases news media — listening in on their movements.
In one incident in 2012, scanner chatter suggested that a student had a gun in a classroom at a local high school, Castro said. A news organization tweeted about it before police even arrived on the scene, which Castro said police believed could have compromised safety.
"That was the event that really started discussions," she said.
Tensions over public scanner traffic only grew as a citizen audience flourished.
At the beginning of 2016, Anchorage police took scanner traffic off the air after a string of armed robberies.
"We don't want the bad guys to hear what we're doing," APD spokeswoman Anita Shell said at the time.
In February, the driver of a stolen rental car was arrested. As an officer was moving the suspected stolen vehicle, he heard on the radio the time-delayed broadcast of the scanner traffic announcing he would be pulling the man over.
Castro argues that kind of encounter illustrates the vulnerability police face when anyone can tune in to hear what they're doing.
In citing officer safety as a primary reason to suspend the scanner broadcasts, Abbott, the city manager, said there had been instances when "police were fired on and there may have been information from the scanner system used in those engagements."
In the letter announcing the decision to media outlets, he wrote that the scanner had been used to "attempt to ambush officers."
Castro said she did not know details of any such cases but maintained that the open scanner feed could hinder police work.
"Criminals were using our scanner feed to their tactical advantage," she said.
A legal review of city scanner practices also suggested that broadcasting police activity could violate state statutes that prohibit sharing the addresses or phone numbers of witnesses or victims of crimes, Abbott said.
He said he didn't know of any formal complaints or litigation against the city related to privacy concerns.
No law compels local police departments to share their internal radio communications with the public, according to the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press, a Washington, D.C.-based nonprofit that pushes for open records. But such access allows news organizations to quickly report breaking news, and promotes transparency in policing, the committee argued in a 2012 statement.
Not having access to police scanners can "undercut the press's ability to report information" in a complete, accurate and timely way, the organization wrote.
Increasingly, departments are taking them off the air. Departments from Pasadena, California, to Newtown, Connecticut, have pulled their scanner traffic off the air, though major police departments, such as Chicago, continue to broadcast scanner traffic online to an audience of thousands.
Abbott said that Anchorage was the only large police department in Alaska to broadcast its scanner traffic besides Juneau.
"We're really joining the mainstream here," he said.
There are no immediate plans to enhance the police department's methods of disseminating information, which rely on the Nixle alert system, news releases to media and an online crime-mapping tool called RAIDS, Abbott said.
Castro, the police spokeswoman, said the Nixle system should tell citizens quickly about information the department deems to be of public concern.
But some say that system doesn't offer information as quickly as people want it to. On Monday, a Nixle release about a homeowner shot during an attempted burglary at 2 a.m. wasn't released until 12:55 p.m., nearly 11 hours later.
In the void left by the scanner, a new kind of citizen movement has flourished.
Jacki Tigg Mathis has been an administrator on the Anchorage Scanner JOE Facebook page since February 2015. Often homebound with fibromyalgia and post-traumatic stress disorder, she says posting on the site is her way of connecting with the city she has lived in for more than 40 years.
Tigg Mathis said she has spent up to 18 hours a day — on nights when she can't sleep — listening to the scanner and posting to the page.
She believes the city needs to be able to listen to what police are doing. People who use the Anchorage Scanner JOE page want to know "if it's OK for their children to go play in the park."
The thirst for information she has seen from members of the Facebook page didn't go away when the police scanner went offline.
"It's just worked its way into the community, the page has," she said.
In one recent incident, a SWAT team and police were trying to get a guy holed up in a trailer to come out, Tiggs Mathis said. People were posting pictures and updates to the audience of 30,000 as it happened.
Unlike the scanner, it was not on a time delay.
"If there's an accident or a man running from police and they pull out the K-9s, they are going to get a live post on the page because there's no scanner to listen to," she said.
Michelle Theriault Boots is a reporter who covers news and features about life in Alaska.


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The 10 Most Common Football Injuries & How to Treat Them: ER Near Me
Football is one of the most popular sports in the US, being played and watched by folks all over the country. However, as is the case for many contact sports, football comes with risk the of injuries and despite all the precautions put in place to prevent them such as pads, helmets, braces and so forth, injuries are still pretty common. As per the gurus over at frontlineer.com, most sports related injuries seen in an ER setting are usually due to football. To that effect, this article, with the help of the subject matter experts over at frontlineerrichmond.com, will look to highlight the 10 most common football injuries and how to treat them, as well as when to go to an ER near you for the same.
While all contact sports come with a risk of concussion, football by far comes with the greatest risk of the same, with stats showing that football players at all levels have a 75% chance of suffering concussion. A football player may suffer concussion when getting hit during the game or after a tackle where their head may snap and hit the ground. Signs of a concussion include a headache, nausea, drowsiness, changes in vision among others. If a player suffers an injury leading to suspected concussion and they pass out, even just momentarily, then they should be taken to an ER near them, such as the excellent frontlineerdallas.com, as soon as possible as this is a sign of severe concussion. A player who has suffered a concussion should always be evaluated by a medical professional and should only return to training and playing after they have received clearance.
Fractures are also pretty common as far as football injuries go. One may suffer a fracture from a hard knock or landing after a tackle. Treatment of a fracture involves resetting the bone back in place and immobilizing the injured area with a splint or cast to allow the fractured bone to heal. Depending on the severity, metal rods or surgery may also be required. If one has suffered a compound fracture where the bone has broken through the skin, or if the fracture is on a long bone like the femur, or on the hip, then they should head over to an ER near them, like frontlineer.com, as soon as possible.
Knee ligament injuries
Another common football injury are knee ligament injuries, which can happen when one receives a knock on the knee, when they change direction suddenly or when they land awkwardly on their knee. The knee has got four ligaments; the medial collateral ligament, MCL, the anterior cruciate ligament, ACL, the posterior cruciate ligament, PCL and the lateral collateral ligament, LCL. All of these can be injured, and some players even injure more than one or even all of these ligaments. Treatment for these injuries is usually through the R.I.C.E technique; resting, icing, compression and elevation of the injured knee. However, if you hear a popping sound during the injury, are experiencing severe pain and swelling, there is visible deformity on the injured knee, or you can't move the injured knee at all, then you should head over to frontlineerrichmond.com or an ER near you as it may be a ruptured ligament.
Ankle sprains are also very common in football, and usually occur due to awkward landings or sharp changes in direction, where one can twist and roll their ankle. Treatment for ankles sprains is through the R.I.C.E technique along with over-the-counter medication for the pain. A severe sprain, where you hear a popping sound during the injury, there is severe pain or swelling, there is decreased or no movement at all on the injured ankle or you note signs of an infection, should lead to a visit to an ER near you, like the highly rated frontlineerdallas.com, to be assessed.
Heat injuries
Heat injuries are usually common in august where the temperature and humidity levels are extremely high, with youth players being particularly vulnerable. One may experience dizzy spells and cramping of major muscles. Treatment is usually a matter of cooling the affected player down as well as ensuring they are hydrated. Keep an eye out for signs of heat stroke such as lack of sweating despite the heat, as this should always be taken seriously by taking the affected player to an ER near them like the excellent frontlineer.com.
Muscle contusions
Football, being a contact sport, means that contact injuries are always likely, and muscle contusions are one of them. A muscle contusion is an injury due to a strong impact to a large muscle, which is usually the thigh and can be particularly painful. One may even suffer a dead leg where you will be unable to move the affected leg due to impairing of muscle function. Treatment is mainly through the R.I.C.E technique as well as nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs such as ibuprofen for the pain, but keep an eye out for severe complications such as compartment syndrome which is caused by buildup of pressure due to fluid in the injured area, mainly due to bleeding internally, among others all of which are discussed in detail over at frontlineerrichmond.com.
Dislocations
Dislocations are also pretty common in football, especially shoulder dislocations which occur when one suffers a heavy blow just below the shoulder or when one lands awkwardly, with their arm extended outwardly. If a player suffers a dislocation, then treatment should revolve around taking them to an ER near them, like the excellent frontlineerdallas.com, to have the dislocated joint placed back to its correct position.
Overuse injuries
Football obviously involves repetitive actions such throwing the ball over and over again, and therefore overuse injuries are quite common. These include shoulder tendinitis from frequent throwing of the ball as well as back pain from overuse. Treatment is usually through the R.I.C.E technique as well as doing specific trainings to strengthen the affected area, as per the gurus over at frontlineer.com, as these injuries are not usually an emergency.
Torn hamstrings
Yet another common football injury are hamstring strains, which occur while running, stretching or jumping or when kicking. A hamstring strain will result in sharp pain in the area at the back of thigh. If the injury is severe, you could suffer a torn hamstring. Treatment mainly revolves around the R.I.C.E technique, taking of over-the-counter pain meds as well as taking a break from strenuous activity to allow the injured hamstring to heal. Severe tears, as per the folks over at frontlineerrichmond.com, may require surgery to be repaired.
Rotator cuff strains
Rotator cuff injuries are also quite common in football, especially on quarterbacks who may suffer the injury while throwing the ball. Symptoms include sudden and severe pain in the shoulder, that may radiate down the arm. Minor strains may not require surgery, but if you are experiencing severe pain, there is deformity to the affected joint and so forth, you should head over to an ER near you, such as the highly rated frontlineerdallas.com, to be attended to as if such a tear is not attended to soon, one may lose strength or motion of the injured arm.
The above are 10 of the most common football injuries, with the excellent frontlineer.com, frontlineerrichmond.com and frontlineerdallas.com being the best place to head to for such emergency services as well as more information on the same.
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Just looking at the Joya De Nicaragua Antano Dark Corojo cigar can make your mouth water. It almost makes you want to put it in your mouth to eat it. The bittersweet chocolate dark wrapper is veiny and glistening with natural oils. The wrapper itself hails from Nicaragua's Jalapa Valley. This is a Nicaraguan puro that contains about 75% ligero leaves.


As we round the corner into a new year, we start thinking about what we want to be different. I'm all for dreaming big and getting more of what you want—and in fact, people who explicitly make resolutions are 10 times more likely to attain their goals than people who don't! But making an unmanageable list of things to achieve does not necessarily make you feel better about your life; it just gives you new stuff to do.
What if you could actually do something that changes your life now? You can. By cultivating a gratitude practice, you can make a profound difference in how you feel starting today.
Sure, you've heard a lot about gratitude, and certainly Oprah has done more than her share of advocating for it. But just because we know about something doesn't mean we do it. Saying "eat kale" over and over doesn't have much of an effect on your health unless you do it, right? Same with strengthening your sense of gratitude—it's a muscle that you must flex to reap the benefits of.
And those benefits are manifold. Gratitude has been shown to reduce the negative effects of stress, improve sleep, and cultivate positive emotions (here's some research to prove it).
This year, make a resolution that is both easy and fun and take our 21-day gratitude challenge.
1. Open a notebook, grab a post-it, whatever you prefer, and a pen.
3. Tomorrow, do it again. But you can't list your family members by name over and over and call it a day. You have to write different things—this is how you learn to flex your gratitude muscle.
4. Every day, review the list from the day before. And at the end of the week, read them all. It's guaranteed to make you think of your week differently. Ask yourself, how do you feel when you review all these lists? Pretty good, I bet!
6. And again. For 21 days.
Why 21 days? Because some experts believe that's what it takes to establish a new habit. Also, could it get any easier? Even during hard times or difficult weeks, there is always, always something you can point to and say, I am grateful for this. "The weather was so beautiful," or "I love working with Joanne," or "This is the best pasta I've ever had." The small things may seem small, but together they create meaning; they make you feel more fulfilled and positive. And they add up to something very big indeed.


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Snapchat settles FTC charges regarding deceptive privacy practices
Snapchat and the FTC agree to settle a case in which the popular messaging app was caught doing bad things with user personal data
By: Michael Hatamoto from May 8, 2014 @ 15:52 CDT
It looks like Snapchat and the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) have come to an agreement stemming from a case in which the FTC accused Snapchat consumers about collected personal information. The company promised a private and secure service, though that isn't what users were ultimately receiving. Snapchat is now no longer allowed to misrepresent its business practices related to user privacy, security or confidentiality.
"While we were focused on building, some things didn't get the attention they could have," Snapchat said in an official blog post. "One of those was being more precise with how we communicated with the Snapchat community. This morning we entered into a consent decree with the FTC that addresses concerns raised by the commission."
Meanwhile, the FTC had this to say:
"If a company markets privacy and security as key selling points in pitching its service to consumers, it is critical that it keeps those promises," said Edith Ramirez, FTC Chairwoman, in a statement. "Any company that makes misrepresentations to consumers about its privacy and security practices risks FTC action."
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La collégiale Saint-Émilion est une ancienne collégiale située sur la commune de Saint-Émilion dans le département de la Gironde.

Histoire

Bâtie dès le début du  pour la communauté de chanoines de Saint-Augustin, sa construction a été terminée par le collège de chanoines installée par le pape Clément V en 1306 auquel il avait nommé doyen son neveu, Gaillard de Lamothe. En 1419,  les chanoines ne peuvent entretenir leur église. En 1472, une verrière est commandée à Jean Lescamp maître verrier de la paroisse Saint-Projet de Bordeaux par le donateur, Arnaud Vesin. Une verrière du chevet porte la date de 1522.

Des travaux importants ont été réalisés à la fin du  et au  qui ont entraîné une nouvelle consécration en 1542.

Des travaux de restauration ont été faits au . Paul Courau a rédigé un rapport en 1841 demandant des travaux d'entretien. La charpente a été refaite après son effondrement en 1876. Paul Gout a effectué des travaux en 1896-1899.

Elle est aujourd'hui l'église paroissiale de la commune. Une série de concerts y est programmée chaque année par l'association Aemilianus. Cette église est parmi l'une des plus imposantes de la Gironde.

Protection
La collégiale a été classée Monument historique par la liste de 1840.

Architecture
Elle présente certaines caractéristiques du style roman du sud-ouest, telles que ses deux coupoles sur pendentifs qui voûtent ses deuxièmes et troisièmes travées ; cependant la plus grande partie des éléments d'architecture visibles aujourd'hui se rattache au style gothique.

 Longueur dans l'œuvre : 79 m
 Largeur de la nef : 9 m
 Largeur du chœur : 28 m.

Mobilier
L'église abrite une statue de saint Valéry (Ermite à Leuconay (✝ 619)), saint local et protecteur des vignerons, conservée près de la porte de la sacristie. Cette statue, en bois polychrome du , possède une certaine précision des traits du visage et les détails rendus ; ses vêtements et sa serpe sont la tenue des viticulteurs de cette époque.

Bâtiments annexes
Le cloître du  forme un carré de trente mètres de côté dont les galeries sont couvertes d'une charpente de bois.
Elles sont soutenues par des arcades en arc brisé elles-mêmes soutenues par des colonnes géminées, dont la plupart ont été restaurées. Les groupes de colonnes aux quatre angles de la galerie sont surmontés de chapiteaux décorés.
Du premier cloître, construit à l'époque romane, ne subsistent que les murs et ouvertures de l'est et du sud, le reste du monument ayant été rebâti à l'époque gothique.

Références

Voir aussi

Bibliographie

Articles connexes
 Liste des monuments historiques de Saint-Émilion
 Liste de collégiales de France

Liens externes

La collégiale de Saint-Émilion : une puissante harmonie — Narthex
L'Église Collégiale et son cloître - Site de l'Office de Tourisme du Grand Saint-Emilionnais
L'Apocalypse en image dans le cloître de la collégiale de Saint-Émilion — Diocèse de Bordeaux
Orgue de Saint-Émilion, Collégiale Saint-Émilion - L'orgue dans la Région Aquitaine

Saint-Émilion
Monument historique à Saint-Émilion
Saint-Émilion
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Деревинноволокниста плита середньої щільності (МДФ, ) — листовий композиційний матеріал, вироблений з дуже дрібної деревної тирси. Призначений на вирубку ліс та відходи деревообробки перемелюють до невеликих кубиків (чіпсів), піддають обробці парою під високим тиском, подають на обертові диски дефібрера (терочної машини). Весь перетертий матеріал відразу надходить на просушування і подальше склеювання. Частинки дерева скріплюються лігніном і парафіном, тому МДФ можна розглядати як екологічно чистий матеріал.

Поверхня МДФ рівна, гладка, однорідна, щільна, все це робить зовнішню обробку плит надзвичайно простою. Листи з МДФ можуть бути від 4 до 22 мм.

Цей деревинний матеріал найширшим чином застосовується для виготовлення меблів, ламінованих підлог, дверей та погонажних виробів.

Дивись також
 Орієнтовано-стружкова плита (ОСП)
 Деревинностружкова плита (ДСП)
 Деревинноволокниста плита (ДВП)

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The Clewer Initiative is a Church of England project, helping the Church to respond to modern slavery both locally and nationally. The project was started in 2017 by Bishop Alastair Redfern. Now the team run campaigns (like the Safe Car Wash App), deliver training, and equip communities to spot modern slavery and support victims. Additionally, the Church of England educates a million children through its network of schools, and is known for delivering a high standard of education across the country.


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Constructing Worlds: Photography and Architecture in the Modern Age
25. Sep 2014 11. Jan 2015
Berenice Abbott, Iwan Baan, Bernd & Hilla Becher, Helene Binet, Walker Evans, Luigi Ghirri, Andreas Gursky, Lucien Herve, Nadav Kander, Luisa Lambri, Simon Norfolk, Bas Princen, Ed Ruscha, Stephen Shore, Julius Shulman, Thomas Struth, Hiroshi Sugimoto, Guy Tillim
Constructing Worlds brings together eighteen exceptional photographers from the 1930s to the present day, who have changed the way we view architecture and think about the world we live in, including: Berenice Abbott, Iwan Baan, Bernd and Hilla Becher, Hélène Binet, Walker Evans, Luigi Ghirri, Andreas Gursky, Lucien Hervé, Nadav Kander, Luisa Lambri, Simon Norfolk, Bas Princen, Ed Ruscha, Stephen Shore, Julius Shulman, Thomas Struth, Hiroshi Sugimoto and Guy Tillim.
This global exploration of 20th and 21st century architecture begins with the birth of the skyscraper in New York City, seguing through the beginnings of modern America, post-colonial Africa and India; industrialised 1960s Europe; the increasing suburbanisation of the First World and the frenetic urbanisation of the new economic powers of Asia, the Middle East and South America.
The exhibition features over 250 works, many shown in the UK for the first time, which not only document the built world, but delve deeper into the wider truths about society that are revealed through architecture.


Who can hold out against the father of lies, without the grace of God?
The preacher stands before the crowds, sparing no one's complacency. "You array your bodies and your homes with luxury," he cries, "but the most glorious creature that God ever made, your fellow man, you allow to go in tatters! Hear what the rich man in the parable says. He will pull down his barns and erect a great granary, a monument to his pride, and then he will live at his ease. Fool! That very night the Lord will require of him his life."
His name is Basil, "king." That name is both apt and deeply ironic. You'd never look upon his spare form and think of royalty. For clothing he owns but a cloak and sandals. He lives mainly on bread and water. But by his very poverty and piety he gains an authority over his congregation that kings can never know, in all their regalia and their trailing retinues of favorites and flatterers.
For Basil, poverty was not merely a social problem, to be addressed by distant and impersonal measures. The poor man who borrows as a last resort, and who then scrambles under his bed when he hears his creditor's knock on the door — that is your brother. The boy who survives in the street by stealing, he is your own son. Other preachers might be content with general principles of Christian charity. Not Basil.
The Mass ends, and the people return to their homes in the swarming city of Caesarea, named for the emperor Augustus on his death in A.D. 14. For the Roman armies had reduced the vast high plateau of Cappadocia to the liberty of a Roman province. To the north, the great River Halys bends on its course to the Black Sea. To the south, a great snowy volcanic cone, Mount Argaeus, rises more than a mile and a half above the surrounding country.
If you are poor or sick in this land, so much the worse for you. It's not the honey-sweet land of the Greek isles, near to the swell of the wine-dark sea. It is far inland, brutally hot in summer, icy in winter. The harvests have been poor, and the people are hungry. And the armies of the Arian emperor Valens have been doing bloody work. In that place, at that time, Saint Basil came to a decision.
"We need a new city," he said.
"Beggars and strangers come from Zeus," went the old Greek proverb, for the gods would come down to put arrogant men to the test, showing up at their gates with a walking stick and in rags. There was no sense that the poor should be loved. Hospitality is one thing, but love is quite another. Maybe we can translate the proverb in this way: "People who cringe and who don't belong here might be sent by that master of justice — and cunning. We'd better watch out."
But Jesus the journeying preacher from dusty Palestine had changed all that for ever, at least for those who profess to follow him. Blessed are the poor, he said, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven. And if you're too rich to beg, your well-laden camel might find entry into its gates a bit tight. The pagans understood, deep down, that there was something at least uneasy about riches. Menelaus, in the Odyssey, is a very rich man — but not much of a man. Socrates didn't own much, but he did cadge dinners at the homes of his rich young patrons. Yes, the pagans understood it, somewhere, somehow, just as pagans nowadays understand it. Such understanding is cheap.
He gathered together the victims of the famine with some who were but slightly recovering from it, men and women, infants, old men, every age which was in distress, and obtaining contributions of all sorts of food which can relieve famine, set before them basins of soup and such meat as was found preserved among us, on which the poor live. Then, imitating the ministry of Christ, who, girded with a towel, did not disdain to wash the disciples' feet, using for this purpose the aid of his own servants, and also of his fellow servants, he attended to the bodies and souls of those who needed it, combining personal respect with the supply of their necessity, and so giving them a double relief.
How to bring personal care to the thousands who needed it — that was the problem. Nothing like it had been done in the history of the world. A new city indeed was needed.
So Basil acquired some land outside of Caesarea, and there he began to build.
The ancients had no true hospitals for everyone. The Romans had built infirmaries for veteran soldiers, or for the valued slaves of the wealthy, but in general, if you were a sick man and had no patron, you were out of luck. You might go to the temple of the healer-god, Asclepius, and pray that he might lift the curse from your body. That was about it.
The apostate emperor Julian famously wrote, in envy, that the Christians put his fellow pagans to shame, because they did a better job taking care of pagans than the pagans themselves did!
Christians, however, had been commanded to tend the sick, in body and spirit, and this duty fell most of all upon the bishop, the priests, and in particular the servants, that is, the deacons. The bishop's very home was to be open to all travelers. That was the command, and the practice lived up to it. The apostate emperor Julian famously wrote, in envy, that the Christians put his fellow pagans to shame, because they did a better job taking care of pagans than the pagans themselves did!
The Christians did so in homage to Christ the Healer, of whom Asclepius was but a shadowy allegory, as Saint Justin had said almost 200 years before. Jesus had gone about Galilee and Judea healing the sick, and his disciples and Apostles would do the same, and if someone was dying, said Saint James, then the priest should lay his hands upon him and anoint him, and confer healing, if not of the body, then of the sin-sick soul. We remember the Samaritan in Jesus' parable, who went down into the ditch by the roadside to take up the man who had fallen among thieves, to clean his flesh with wine and oil, and to bind up his wounds with his own hands.
Hands — not mere money, but hands.
Basil called it the Ptochotrephion, the House for Care of the Poor, but others soon called it the Basiliad, or simply the New City.
Imagine separate buildings for those who were afflicted by the plague, for those who were recovering, for the lepers whom no self-respecting pagan would go near, for women in childbirth, and for people nearly starved with the famine.
Imagine separate buildings for those who were afflicted by the plague, for those who were recovering, for the lepers whom no self-respecting pagan would go near, for women in childbirth, and for people nearly starved with the famine. Imagine hospices for travelers, and chapels for all of us wayfarers on the road to the last things.
Imagine schools — especially shops where a young man with no money and no prospects might learn a gainful trade, to be a mason, a tanner, a potter, a carpenter. Imagine monks, hundreds of them, for whom this entire city is their monastery. One monk washes the purulent sores of a dying man. Another is showing a boy how not to gouge the wood with the plane. Another plies his hoe in a large field of vegetables. Another brings the Body of Christ to a child too sick to move. Another digs a grave. All of them are working and praying.
In his eulogy for Basil's requiem Mass, Saint Gregory Nazianzen praised this wonder of love, greater in real glory than "seven-gated Thebes...and the pyramids, and the immeasurable bronze of the Colossus," and all those other wonders of the world, which gained their founders nothing but a little brief fame. "Go forth a little way from Caesarea," he said, "and behold the new city, the storehouse of piety, the common treasury of the wealthy, in which the superfluities of their wealth, yes, and even their necessaries, are stored, in consequence of [Basil's] exhortations, freed from the power of the moth, no longer gladdening the eyes of the thief, and escaping both the emulation of envy, and the corruption of time: where disease is regarded in a religious light, and disaster is thought a blessing, and sympathy is put to the test." Even the lepers are welcome there, "composers of piteous songs, if any of them have their voice still left to them."
Such were the hospitals, which the Church bequeathed to the world. And now our sick are cared for in buildings twenty stories high, with medicines and machines that Saint Basil could never have imagined. Yet I have a fond hope that someday, amid the un-music of monitors, within the icy white walls, beyond the reach of accountants and executive officers, something of the human, something of the love that touches the soul of man, will return. We all must die, medicine or no. It would be a good thing at least to die among friends, strengthened and cheered by good men of God, and given that last sweet nourishment for the journey; to be with Christ, to receive Christ, on the way to Christ.
Anthony Esolen. "They Brought Their Sick to Him." Magnificat (April, 2016).
To read Professor Esolen's work each month in Magnificat, along with daily Mass texts, other fine essays, art commentaries, meditations, and daily prayers inspired by the Liturgy of the Hours, visit www.magnificat.com to subscribe or to request a complimentary copy.


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The Downstairs Girl (Hardcover)
By Stacey Lee
G.P. Putnam's Sons Books for Young Readers, 9781524740955, 384pp.
MP3 CD (8/13/2019)
From the critically-acclaimed author of Under a Painted Sky and Outrun the Moon and founding member of We Need Diverse Books comes a powerful novel about identity, betrayal, and the meaning of family.
"A triumph of storytelling. A bold portrait of this country's past, brilliantly painted with wit, heartbreak, and unflinching honesty. Everyone needs to read this book." --Stephanie Garber, New York Times bestselling author of Caraval
By day, seventeen-year-old Jo Kuan works as a lady's maid for the cruel daughter of one of the wealthiest men in Atlanta. But by night, Jo moonlights as the pseudonymous author of a newspaper advice column for the genteel Southern lady, "Dear Miss Sweetie." When her column becomes wildly popular, she uses the power of the pen to address some of society's ills, but she's not prepared for the backlash that follows when her column challenges fixed ideas about race and gender. While her opponents clamor to uncover the secret identity of Miss Sweetie, a mysterious letter sets Jo off on a search for her own past and the parents who abandoned her as a baby. But when her efforts put her in the crosshairs of Atlanta's most notorious criminal, Jo must decide whether she, a girl used to living in the shadows, is ready to step into the light. With prose that is witty, insightful, and at times heartbreaking, Stacey Lee masterfully crafts an extraordinary social drama set in the New South.
"A gorgeous tale that will steal your heart. This is not only a keeper, but a classic! --Robin LaFevers, New York Times bestselling author of the His Fair Assassin trilogy
"A jewel of a story. By shining a light on the lives of those whom history usually ignores, Stacey Lee gives us a marvelous gift: An entirely new and riveting look at our past." --Candace Fleming, award-winning author of The Family Romanov
"Clever, funny, and poignant, The Downstairs Girl is Stacey Lee at her best." --Evelyn Skye, New York Times bestselling author of The Crown's Game
"Immersive, important, and thoroughly entertaining, The Downstairs Girl sparkles with all of Stacey Lee's signature humor, charm, warmth, and wisdom." --Kelly Loy Gilbert, Morris Award Finalist for Conviction
Stacey Lee is the critically acclaimed author of the novels Under a Painted Sky and Outrun the Moon, the winner of the PEN Center USA Literary Award for Young Adult Fiction. She is a fourth-generation Chinese American and a founding member of We Need Diverse Books. Born in Southern California, she graduated from UCLA and then got her law degree at UC Davis King Hall. She lives with her family outside San Francisco. You can visit Stacey at staceyhlee.com. Or follow her on Twitter @staceyleeauthor.
Praise For The Downstairs Girl…
"A triumph of storytelling. The Downstairs Girl is a bold portrait of this country's past, brilliantly painted with wit, heartbreak, and unflinching honesty. Everyone needs to read this book." —Stephanie Garber, New York Times bestselling author of Caraval
"This deftly plotted novel shimmers with honesty, wisdom, compassion, and gorgeous writing, but it is Jo herself who shines the brightest in this sparkling tale—her keen wit, quiet courage, and growing determination. Prepare to fall headlong in love with The Downstairs Girl. I certainly did!" —Robin LaFevers, New York Times bestselling author of the His Fair Assassin trilogy
"In this jewel of a story, Stacey Lee brings to life a distant time populated by people who are at once familiar and delightfully new. By shining a light on the lives of those whom history usually ignores, Lee gives us a marvelous gift: An entirely new and riveting look at our past." —Candace Fleming, award-winning author of The Family Romanov
"Clever, funny, and poignant, The Downstairs Girl is Stacey Lee at her best. I adored the cast of sassy, brave characters, as well as Lee's subtle and graceful look at racism in the Reconstruction-era South. Every school and library should have this book on their shelves." —Evelyn Skye, New York Times bestselling author of The Crown's Game
"The Downstairs Girl is a thoughtful, imaginative and surprising look at a period of American history that feels both distant and all too close. Jo is a sharp and compelling narrator, and I could've stayed forever in her downstairs hideout, watching the world through her eyes. Immersive, important, and thoroughly entertaining, The Downstairs Girl sparkles with all of Stacey Lee's signature humor, charm, warmth, and wisdom." —Kelly Loy Gilbert, Morris Award Finalist for Conviction
*"In her latest work, Lee continues to demonstrate that Chinese people were present—and had a voice—in American history. She deftly weaves historical details with Jo's personal story of finding a voice and a place for herself in order to create a single, luminous work. An optimistic, sophisticated portrayal of one facet of Chinese-American—and simply American—history." —Kirkus Reviews, starred review
*"Though society may try to push aside those it sees as different, Jo demonstrates that everyone has a place and a story to be told. Unflinching in its portrayals of racism yet ultimately hopeful and heartfelt, this narrative places voices frequently left out of historical fiction center stage." —School Library Journal, starred review
*"Lee has concocted another thrilling historical novel, blending stellar plotting and a dynamic cast of characters with well-researched details and sharp commentary on America's history of racism and prejudice. This spectacular, voice-driven novel raises powerful questions about how we understand the past, as well as the ways our current moment is still shaped by that understanding." —Booklist, starred review
*"Featuring historical signposts (streetcar segregation, suffragists on safety bicycles) and memorable, well-developed characters, this captivating novel explores intersectionality, conveys the effects of restrictions placed on women and people of color, and celebrates the strengths and talents of marginalized people struggling to break society's barriers in any age." —Publishers Weekly, starred review
*"Jo's wit and humor shine through her narration both in the sage advice she hands out as Miss Sweetie and her casual observations. There's plenty here to spur a deep dive into the complexities of race relations in the post-Reconstruction South, but it also makes for a compelling domestic drama with a winning heroine." —BCCB, starred review


Use the word "silly" as an adjective when describing behavior or ideas that are funny, ridiculous, or foolish.
The little girl made silly faces at her brother.
Jacob is a silly boy.
He does a lot of silly things.
Children enjoy singing silly songs.
Children also like to tell silly jokes to each other.
That man has a lot of silly ideas.
He's not serious--he's just being silly.
This is just a bunch of silly nonsense.
Doug doesn't feel comfortable around people who are always silly.
Some medicine makes people feel a little silly.
The word "silliness" is a noun.
Bill's silliness got him in trouble at work.
There's no reason for this silliness.
There's no time for silliness during an important meeting.


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June, date tba; Gatehouse music festival, (http://www.musicgatehouse.com/index.php/programme) Gatehouse of Fleet, Dumfries and Galloway. Scotland DG7 2HR.
22nd June, Friday ; 9.30pm Bank of Fleet Hotel: Gatehouse music festival, (http://www.musicgatehouse.com/index.php/programme) Gatehouse of Fleet, Dumfries and Galloway. Scotland DG7 2HR. Andy will be supporting the great Dumfries band Tiderays ( https://en-gb.facebook.com/tideraysuk/ ) .
2nd August ;The Bakehouse; 44 The High Street, Gatehouse of Fleet, Dumfries & Galloway, Scotland DG7 2HP 7.30pm.
The YMCA Drop-in Centre, 5 Digby St., Gatehouse of Fleet, Dumfries and Galloway, DG7 2JW.
Andy will be performing covers and some stuff off his first album at the drop in centre 12 to 1.00pm.
All welcome, refreshments will be provided!
On the first Thursday of each Month you can find Andy sitting in with a bunch of highly talented musos playing mostly folk/northumbrian/pop music. Acoustic only. Generally they have half a dozen to a dozen folk with instruments as diverse as Northumbrian pipes, violins, picolos, dobros, accordions, melodions, and of course a good selection of guitars.
You are welcome to join us to listen, or play….
The Mill, Gatehouse of Fleet, Dumfies and Galloway. Scotland.
Andy will be doing a couple of hours of covers on Wednesday afternoon 23rd July 2014. Dates for next year to follow.
Andy will be playing in the Hookah tent on Saturday 26th July 2014.
During the Saturday of Gatehouse Music festival week 2014 Andy will be playing all afternoon in Alexandria Boutique.
Look forward to hearing you at the drop in. Viva la fringe!
Two days to go! Got a sore throat (typical), might load the set with harmonica heavy numbers! See you there…..
Are you playing at the Gatehouse Music Festival this year?
Looking 4ward 2 the gig at gatehouse!
Great to see you again. Playing as good as ever. Shame I missed the start. Timing mix up?
Yeah, sorry about that. I'd arranged to, and did, start at 1pm, but the brochure somehow got me down as 2pm. I know some people who came a fair distance missed most of my gig. Disastrous for everyone…. Apologies again! I'll find a way to make it up to everyone!
Caught your act at the Gatehouse festival and really enjoyed it. Hope to see you next year.


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Q: How to use PUT method in HTML/PHP Form? I have a simple PHP based client for a Web Service.
I want to pass the value that inputed by user to the url but with PUT metho because the POST method not supported it.

Here is my Client code
<!DOCTYPE html>
<?php
    $ip = '172.27.40.113';
    $url = 'http://'.$ip.'/service/aca/public/all-produk-by-id/2';
    $string = file_get_contents($url);
    $json_a = json_decode($string, true);

    $req = 'http://'.$ip.'/service/aca/public/request-produk-branch/2';
?>

    ID PB
    ID Produk
    Stok
    Order
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        foreach($json_a['data'] as $item){
            echo '
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            echo ''.$item['id_PB'].'	';
            echo ''.$item['id_produk'].'	';
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                    '<form method="POST" action="'. $req . '/' . $item['id_produk'] . '/?jumlah=">'.
                        '<input type="hidden" name="_METHOD" value="PUT">'.
                        '<input name="jumlah" type="number" min="1" max="'.$item['stok'].'" placeholder="Value">'.
                        '<input type="submit" value="Order">'.
                    '</form>'.
                '	';
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If I delete the <input type="hidden" name="_METHOD" value="PUT">, the value will show in the url. But it can't be proceed because its using POST method.
But if we use <input type="hidden" name="_METHOD" value="PUT">, the value wont show in the url, but it use PUT method.

How can I pass that value to the url and using PUT Method?
Please help me.

A: Unfortunatly HTML forms don't support the PUT method, rather than submitting the form directly to the third party, you could POST to another PHP script on your server, and then do the PUT request from your server, something like:
$data = array("jumlah" => $_POST["jumlah"]);
$ch = curl_init($this->_serviceUrl . $id);

curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_RETURNTRANSFER, true);
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_CUSTOMREQUEST, "PUT");
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_POSTFIELDS,http_build_query($data));

curl_exec($ch);

A: You can't because you either need to use POST which will send the form data to the server for processing, or GET which which will add it to the URL allowing you to use the URL parameters on the next page you go to. There isn't an in between POST and GET requests for forms and those two are the only two types you can use in forms.

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A Lake Clark Nemzeti Park Délnyugat-Alaszkában fekszik, Anchorage-tól délnyugatra, az Alaszkai-félszigeten. Gyakran nevezik Alaszka esszenciájának, mivel viszonylag kis területén számtalan természeti kincs található. Három hegylánc fut itt össze: az Alaszkai-hegység északról, az Aleut-hegység délről és a Chigmit-hegység, melyekben két aktív vulkán is van (az Iliamna és a Redoubt); a keleti partvidéken a délkelet-alaszkai erdőségekhez hasonló növényzet, nyugaton pedig az északabbra fekvő tundrához hasonló fennsík húzódik; ezeken kívül számtalan folyó és tó színesíti a tájat.

Utak nem vezetnek a parkba, a legegyszerűbb légitaxival (méghozzá hidroplánnal) megközelíteni. Az egyik legkevésbé látogatott park az USA-ban, évente kevesebb mint ötezren jönnek ide, jóllehet számtalan szabadidős tevékenységre lehetőség van (a legkedveltebb a lazachalászat a Bristol-öbölben).

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Külső hivatkozások
 Hivatalos oldal
 Fényképek a Lake Clark NP-ból – Terra Galleria
 us-national-parks.net – Lake Clark NP

Alaszka nemzeti parkjai


Stay tuned for story and photos after the weekend shoot.
Quick update - the shoot is going ahead. Just in case we do some rain Tamara will be removing 4 targets from the lower lying areas so there will be a shoot fee reduction - it is now $35 for the weekend plus food etc.
I'd bring a brolly just in case - otherwise all systems are go.


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Ekaterina Zaharieva: Bulgaria's membership in the OECD will be important for the whole region of of Southeast Europe.
29 October 2020 Events and Discussions
"Bulgaria is ready to start discussions for membership in the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development and we hope to receive an invitation as soon as possible," Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ekaterina Zaharieva said at the OECD's 2020 Annual Ministerial Council Meeting held virtually.
For the first time, the candidate countries, including Bulgaria, were invited to participate in the most important annual forum of the Organisation.
"We are joining more and more legal instruments of the Organisation in key areas, and from January 1, 2021 Bulgaria will become a full member of the OECD Nuclear Energy Agency," said Ekaterina Zaharieva.
She emphasized the active cooperation with the Organisation, which Bulgaria is developing, and its growing importance in the situation of pandemic of COVID-19. Minister Zaharieva noted that the accession of our country to the OECD will be important for the whole of Southeast Europe.
The topic of the OECD's annual ministerial meeting was how the global economy will recover from the COVID-19 pandemic. The discussions focused on the measures and tools at national and global level to deal with the crisis.
"The pandemic has shown us even more clearly how interconnected and interdependent the economies of all countries are," said Minister Zaharieva, emphasizing that in tackling the current crisis, we must not allow inequality to deepen. "Women are often at the forefront of the fights against this disease and are often more affected by the negative economic consequences. We need to be more motivated to promote more employment and career development opportunities for women around the world," said the Bulgarian Deputy Prime Minister.
Ekaterina Zaharieva highlighted the key role of international cooperation in overcoming the challenges that all countries are facing, and emphasized the role of the OECD in tackling the effect of the coronavirus pandemic.
The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development was founded in 1961 in order to stimulate policies for sustainable economic development, increase the living standards of the population and maintain financial stability. Over the years, the OECD has established itself as a global forum for the exchange of knowledge, experience and best practices and the development of internationally recognized standards of governance and policies in various areas of the economic and social spheres. The OECD currently has 37 member states, including the most developed economies in Europe, North America, South America and Asia.


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'Batman – The Telltale Series' Offers Up Free Episode On iOS
Sep 6, 2017 | Gaming, GENERAL, iOS, IPAD, Iphone, VIDEO CONTENT
The world of gaming is ever changing, and it's amazing to see how smartphones and tablets have left their respective imprints on this market. As an iOS enthusiast, it's great news to hear that the first episode of Batman – The Telltale Series is now available for free following a recent update.
Titled "Realm of Shadows," episode one deals with Bruce Wayne's (voiced by Troy Baker) realization that his father was actually a ruthless crime boss. Such a discovery leads Wayne to question his own role in Gotham City as the Caped Crusader. Harvey Dent (Travis Willingham), Vicki Vale (Erin Yvette), Lieutenant James Gordon (Murphy Guyver) and Selina Kyle/Catwoman (Laura Bailey) are among the featured characters in the series.
For physical media enthusiasts, Batman – The Telltale Series is also available as a season pass disc for Xbox One, Xbox 360, PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 3. Are you a fan of Telltale Games' series of episodic gaming? Leave us a comment below and offer up your thoughts on Batman – The Telltale Series!
Posted by: Greg Srisavasdi
Mountain Driving 'Vertigo Racing' Hits App Store And Google Play
Sep 8, 2016 | GENERAL, Google Play, iOS, IPAD, Iphone, trailers, VIDEO GAME NEWS
If you're tired of flat level roads that simply wind and curve their way to the its final destination, the free-to-play title Vertigo Racing might be up your alley. The Chillingo title, now available on the App Store and Google Play, has gamers speeding through mountainous regions with '50s automobiles. While getting the chance to drive up to 10 vintage cars, players will attempt to survive as long as possible while also traveling through dangerous glaciers and ancient walls. Drifting is also a method of crossing the finish line, and giving these vehicles an entirely new paint job is also in the offing.
Created by Romanian based developer Deep Byte Studios, the title's free to play mechanic is great for gamers who don't want to initially pay for their mobile or tablet entertainment, and hopefully this title has a ton of good will gameplay before any sort of freemium mechanic sets in.
We have yet to download Vertigo Racing on our iOS devices, but if you play the game please tell us what you think and comment below!
'Marvel Avengers Academy' Features Bella Thorne & Priyanka Chopra
Feb 6, 2016 | Android, GENERAL, iOS, IPAD, Iphone, VIDEO GAME NEWS
Marvel Avengers Academy, a just released free to play title available on the App Store and Google Play, has gamers tasked with building and running the Avengers Academy. Under this setting, players will encounter super heroes and villains when they were students developing their superpowers. Through combat training and performing various student centered missions (attending classes, taking part in sports teams, and going on dates), the characters' various abilities will be upgraded.
One of the game's biggest draws lies in the talented voice cast that take part in Marvel Avengers Academy. Some of the actors featured in the title include Bella Thorne (Tigra), Kiernan Shipka (Spider-Woman), John Cena (Hulk), Colton Haynes (Thor), Alison Brie (Black Widow), Alexandra Daddario (Wasp), Dave Franco (Iron Man), and Priyanka Chopra (Ms. Marvel).
"Whether you're voting Cap for class president, fan-girling out with Ms. Marvel, or going on a date with Loki, you're going to have a blast at Marvel Avengers Academy," said Marvel Games Creative Director Bill Rosemann. "By embracing everything we all love about Earth's Mightiest heroes and giving them a fresh spin, we've reimagined fan and cult faves alike as powerful and complex young adults with that magic mix of action, drama and romance that is Marvel."
For more info on Marvel Avengers Academy, check out its official Facebook page.
Patton Oswalt Enters 'Minecraft' World With Telltale Games Series
Jul 4, 2015 | iOS, IPAD, Iphone, PC, PlayStation 4, PS3, trailers, VIDEO CONTENT, VIDEO GAME NEWS, XBOX 360, Xbox One
Actor Patton Oswalt will provide his voice for Minecraft: Story Mode – A Telltale Games Series, a collaboration between Mojang and Telltale Games. The five-part, episodic game series is set in the Minecraft universe brings new characters to the equation.
The narrative centers on Jesse (Oswalt) who, along with his friends, revere the legendary Order of the Stone. These four adventures (Warrior, Redstone Engineer, Griefer, Architect) were famed for slaying an Ender Dragon. The worlds of fantasy and reality mesh at EnderCon, as Jesse and his buddies embark on a journey to find the Order of the Stone in an attempt to save their world from destruction.
"We've worked closely with the amazing team at Mojang to ensure this story is a natural fit for the Minecraft world fans already know and love," said Telltale Games CEO and co-founder Kevin Bruner. "As Jesse, players will steer their own path through a tale of adventure and survival; all brought to life by an all-star cast. Through Telltale's choice-based gameplay and a story spanning from the Nether to the Farland, the End, and beyond, we can't wait for fans to experience this new take on the beloved world of Minecraft."
Along with Oswalt, Brian Posehn, Ashley Johnson, Scott Porter, Martha Plimpton, Corey Feldman, Billy West, Dave Fennoy, and Paul Reubens are among the actors that will lend their voices to the series.
Minecraft: Story Mode – A Telltale Game Series is currently in development and will be available for download later this year on PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, Xbox One, Xbox 360, and iOS and Android devices.
For up to date info, please follow @TelltaleGames and @Minecraft on Twitter.
Racing Rivals for iOS is A First Rate Speedster
Nov 6, 2013 | iOS, IPAD, Iphone, REVIEWS
The first things to know about Racing Rivals is that its graphics are a complete sight to behold. Although I prefer to play all my apps on an iPad, mobile users can also receive a total thrill from this title due to its simplified control mechanic.
It's also a free to play title, and even if you're not a big fan of the freemium model, Racing Rivals has a ton of races to offer sans making any kind of dent to your pocketbook. All you need is a wi-fi connection to race various competitors all around the world, and you can either utilize your own vehicles in these challenges or race the same car in during certain matchups.
The main challenge in controlling your car is knowing exactly when to shift during the race, and the command is located on the lower right hand side of your device (it's the icon with the "+" sign). The launch button, located on the left side, is also an important element to your race, as getting the right jump against your adversary will usually win you the race, especially if you've got your shifting skills down pat.
If you want to hold your tablet and maneuver your car around different locales and feel the crunch of smashing into other vehicles, Racing Rivals won't fulfill your needs. It's a drag racing game whose backbone rests on its excellent multiplayer aspect. I've played the app numerous times and haven't had any lag time in finding a competitor. Of course, I've lost almost all my matches, but that's a criticism of my own skills and not the app's competence.
With the game's on-point visuals another positive aspect to Racing Rivals, I've also spent my share of time in the garage. I recently purchased this white BMW, which ironically has less wins than my blue Honda Civic (you will use in game currency as well as gems to purchase your cars as well as upgrade and repair your rides). Even if my BMW is a total loser, at least it looks really pretty in the shop. Gems are earned during your races, and if you don't want to use your own cash to buy gem or cash bundles, just make sure you win your respective showdowns (which I consistently fail to do, fyi).
With is intricately detailed visual look, as well as the ease in playing in multiplayer mode, I'm very pleased with my Racing Rivals experience. The actual races may not be as intensely thrilling as Real Racing 3, but of course that's an entirely different type of competition. As drag racing goes, Racing Rivals is a ton of fun, especially if you feel the need for speed. Grade: B
Racing Rivals (Cie Games, Rated 4+, 49.7 MB) is available on iPhone & iPad.
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Oil Rush iOS Review: A Naval Adventure On Solid Waters
Oct 27, 2013 | AUDIO FILES/CONTENT, GENERAL, iOS, IPAD, Iphone, MOVIE NEWS, REVIEWS, trailers, VIDEO CONTENT, VIDEO GAME NEWS
Oil Rush is a naval strategy game that traversed the PC waters before landing on iOS shores. Actually there really are no shores in Oil Rush's post apocalyptic world, as dry land is merely a pipe dream. This is a slick future we live in, where capturing refineries is a businessman's main trade and our waters is now as black as night. For a $4.99 price tag, this app is broadening its tower defense based horizons, and whether it succeeds depends on how far you want to swim.
My initial foray into Oil Rush was far from an audacious one, as I avoided its campaign mode and tried my hand at a quick game. Although there are enough instructions to give a rudimentary feel for the adventure, playing in campaign mode is a much more intensive and informative experience. Since it's a mixture of a real time strategy and tower defense experience, you'll need first rate multi-tasking skills to succeed. Within several minutes, you'll probably need to send a few of your troops to take over a refinery as well as build and then upgrade weapons to fortify your own base.
If you spend too much time occupying a certain section of your map, your own position or army may be compromised. Amidst all these activities, you also have a cinematic icon on the left hand side of your device which gives you an array of viewing options. Do you want an up close and personal look at your base, or do you want to see your riders drive into enemy territory? Within the first hour of playing, I was on complete sensory overload. Here's a view of one of my home base, which eventually was overtaken due to lack of protection.
Capturing oil stations increases your currency which in turn will be used to building your weapons systems. Missiles, tanks, machine guns are all at your disposal for a price, and as you gain experience in warfare and weapons building, you'll also earn research points to increase your overall skill points. With more research, you can build strong towers, weapons, and even radar systems to detect your enemies in a more sufficient manner.
Strategy is employed by accessing your map, and dragging a finger to your destination sets up your respective moves. Press on the percentage buttons on the right hand side to determine how many soldiers you're sending to the specified location. Although my red crew is headed for a double team tactic on an enemy owned refinery (marked in yellow), my decision making is suspect, especially since a few invaders (marked in green) are headed my way.
I also love Oil Rush's epic visual scope, as you can zoom in an out of an image and with the use of two fingers a 360 degree view of your surroundings is also available. Whether or not you fully master Oil Rush, it's hard to deny it's an app filled with pretty pictures.
Don't expect to get the hang of Oil Rush within a couple of minutes, as it's an app that comes with a bit of learning and, in my case, understanding. But it's also a hard game to shake, especially since it's not a run of the mill tower defense title. If you have five bucks and want something a bit out of the ordinary, go ahead and download this app. You may strike a little oil. Grade: B+
Oil Rush (Rating 12+, 210 MB), developed by Unigine, is available on iPhone & iPad.
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Tolga is a gifted director and one of the most dexterous associates of our organization. He is competent in the science of art, and knowledgeable in every field he is interested. He is effective in each episode of movie creation, from its embryonic inception to its ultimate shape. This gentleman has bright intelligence, creative powers and commendable work ethic and discipline. He is humble like an Indian chief and chivalrous like knight without armour. This gallant man has compassion like a tranquil ocean, and rage like a storm. Tolga is a progressive who is in pursuit of a new cinematic language. He is especially in favour of continuous revolution in arts
Tolga is a graduate of Philosophy. Probably owing to his intolerance to the notion of leisure time, he has been involved with music production, music management and many other creative occupations. After receiving several awards to his three short movies, Tolga has found the true way and become a director. Tolga has worked in countless movie productions in many different capacities. Tolga knows every aspect of the cinematic art, from kitchen preparation to table presentation. Nothing evades his potent attention. However, he is a director who is after art, not power. Everything he directs, he wants them to be "work of art" rather than a "production". This is his preoccupation. Tolga wants to leave his mark on the works of art in which he is involved.
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Jan. 31, 2019 / PRZen / MONTREAL, Quebec & RIJEN, Netherlands -- Commercial greenhouses worldwide will gain facilitated access to artificial intelligence (AI) from a partnership between the Canadian agriculture technology company, Motorleaf, and a world-leading Dutch greenhouse supplier, Cultilene. Promoting the adoption of this technology aims to help counter decreasing profit margins and labour shortages in an industry that produces food more sustainably using fewer resources. Announcements today from both companies mark the official launch of a global expansion campaign to connect large-scale producers of hydroponic tomatoes and peppers with new AI-automation services.
''We are convinced that Motorleaf's harvest forecast service has added value for tomato and pepper growers worldwide. That is why we are actively bringing this service to the attention of our customers. In addition, this harvest forecast service is a perfect example of "data-driven growing", one of the most pioneering developments within the global horticulture sector and a cornerstone objective of Cultilene," said Marille Klijn, marketing manager at Cultilene who occupied an integral role in establishing the partnership.


During the recent fall market, Kalaty unveiled a new 3,700 square foot showroom (IHFC, G-369), but will celebrate its official grand opening at the spring 2019 High Point Market. For the fall show, the company hosted a "soft opening" showcasing a small selection of rugs from its latest collections. Kalaty is among about a dozen other area rug makers announcing showrooms news at the fall market (read full story).
"This is not our first High Point showroom," explained company principal and ORIA president, Ramin Kalaty. "For a number of years we had a much smaller space in Historic Market Square, which we outgrew. We always knew we would return to this very important market. Now, after looking for just the right spot where we can show the depth and breadth of our line, we feel we have found it on the 3rd floor of the IHFC."
Kalaty in September also opened a showroom in New York City's Textile Building so it could target the shoppers of NY Home Fashions Market (read full story).


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Mickey was born in Franklin on Dec. 27, 1944 the son of Clarence E. Beaupre and Elizabeth (Maynard) Beaupre. He was raised in Franklin and attended local schools. For many years, he worked as a heavy equipment operator for Reggie Adams in Laconia. Following retirement, he worked part-time a J. Jill in Tilton for 18 years.
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Q: Tips on how to balance Polymorphism/Inheritance/TypeData architecture with Prototype/Flyweight pattern in a complex card game? I am trying to develop a card game with Kotlin, but I feel like the complex architecture decisions I feel I have to make are stalling my process.
I would like to create a solid and flexible foundation for potentially dozens of different cards with different effects, of different types (e.g. spell, vehicle, weapon...).
Intuitively I feel like giving each different Card its own subclass would be ridiculous for several reasons, such as the loss of flexibility (can't (without crazy hacks) create new kinds of cards dynamically) and escalating complexity.
On the other hand, there will be different categories of cards (types) which generally have more in common with each other than cards - so it feels like I should definitely subclass Card because otherwise I would end up with Type enums (SPELL, WEAPON, VEHICLE...) and ugly switch-statements replacing what's usually dealt with by inheritance and polymorphism.
I initially had problems conceiving how to access specific behaviors of subclasses who live in collections of superclasses, but I now understand how I can solve this using the visitor pattern - all fine so far.
My problem now is this architectural approach seems to conflict with other things I have planned and which I consider necessary or at least very worthwhile to have:
Hybrid of Prototype-Flyweight-Pattern:
I have created a 'cyclopedia' of prototype cards that can be copied. Cards consist of a shared static part and a unique dynamic part:

Naturally, I would like to create subinstances of the identifying components in the following manner:

Doing this doesn't seem to be possible in a satisfying way no matter how I approach it. There are many solutions but all seem like weak compromises to me:

*

*Doing it the way I described it means subclasses have to save
multiple references to their components; a baseclass and one subclass
one for each. It also leads to an ugly situation where type
attributes are spread over several component-classes all dependent on
each other.

*Using interfaces instead of inheritance leads to loads of code duplication.

*Subclassing only the components but not card itself hides type information in the innards of cards and also demands ugly reflection
for accessing subclass traits.

*Implementing a data-equivalent of type-information instead of subclassing to circumvent the limiting rules of Kotlin inheritance
hierarchies seems to be hacky and removes IDE support.

I am sure there are even more approaches I have considered over the course of the last two weeks, but these are all I can remember right now.
I know that you probably would require more complete information on what I am planning to do to give me concrete answers, but since it's too complex and I don't know all about where this is going either, I am satisfied with rough ideas in the sense of 'consider this' or 'whatever you are doing, stay away from this' or general advice about how to deal with such a 'design crysis' where things seem so complex you don't know how to start.
Of course I am ready to elaborate or detail parts of my description if it becomes necessary.

A: Just thinking here.
What about creating a BaseCard class with Card low-level common parts, then a class for each category that inherits from BaseCard, named like Category, where you store each category common parts, and then classes CardofSomeType inheriting from its respective Category. So in a CardofSomeType you inherit anything relevant from either class, and you just add new Card(s)ofSomeType(s) to extend your set.
About what data is instance specific or shared in the class, that's orthogonal to this and an implementation detail of each class.


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'The Crown': There's a Cringe-Worthy Moment Between Princess Diana and Camilla Parker Bowles in Season 4
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The Crown Season 4 is set to debut on Netflix, Nov. 15. The series has garnered critical acclaim since it first premiered for its acting as well as its massive and regal set. The series follows the life and reign of Queen Elizabeth II. However, as the seasons push forward toward the modern-day, the sovereign monarch is not the only person the series examines.
Last season, the series also followed Prince Charles as he came of age and struggled to find his place in his family. Now, the series is set to reveal perhaps the most famous royal of the modern era.
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'The Crown' Season 4 finally introduces Princess Diana
Set in the '70s and '80s, Season 4 of The Crown will discover Prince Charles set to enter his third decade of life. Last season we watched the formation and subsequent demise of his relationship with Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall — then Camilla Shand.
The future Crowned King was absolutely smitten with his then-girlfriend. However, since the royal family deemed her as unsuitable, they plotted to break up the relationship. Prince Charles was sent away for the Royal Navy, and Camilla married Andrew Parker Bowles. Things didn't go down exactly that way in real life, but it was close. Now The Crown will depict how Princess Diana comes into the picture.
According to Netflix, "While Charles' romance with a young Lady Diana Spencer (Emma Corrin) provides a much-needed fairytale to unite the British people, behind closed doors, the Royal family is becoming increasingly divided."
RELATED: The Requirements For The Actress Playing Princess Diana On 'The Crown' Are Shocking
Camilla Parker Bowles thought Princess Diana was 'harmless'
At the urging of his family, Prince Charles began dating Princess Diana in 1980. Camilla, who he'd remained very close with, also encouraged the romance. Princess Diana was a young and meek kindergarten teacher at the time, and Camilla saw the Lady Spencer as harmless. In her 2012 book, The Duchess of Cornwall: Camilla's Story and Secrets, author Jessica Jayne writes, "Camilla never saw Diana as a threat and felt that the late Princess could be someone she could manipulate."
In her book The Diana Chronicles, Tina Brown writes,
Camilla initially encouraged the relationship between Charles and Diana because she thought Diana was gormless. His family wanted it. The public wanted it. Like the last Prince of Wales, he liked to confide in married women, and his two favourites, Lady Tryon and Camilla Parker Bowles, wanted it. They had met the blushing little Spencer girl and deduced she was not going to give them any trouble. Prince Charles was exhausted. He proposed.
Still, while the Duchess of Cornwall may have initially underestimated the princess, Princess Diana was always suspicious of Camilla.
The Crown S4. Picture shows: Camilla Parker Bowles (Emerald Fennell) and Princess Diana (Emma Corrin) Australia House, Aldwych | Des Willie/ Netflix
There's a cringe-worthy moment between Camilla Parker Bowles and Princess Diana in 'The Crown' Season 4
We know that Princess Diana and Camilla met several times in real life. Camilla attended the Wales' massive wedding in 1981, there are photos of the women at a horse track, and in interviews, Princess Diana spoke of a confrontation between the two.
In Season 4 of The Crown, we will witness the cringeworthy moment of the pair meeting for the first time. Emerald Fennell will reprise her role as Camilla Parker Bowles while Emma Corrin stars as Princess Diana. According to Town & Country, the scene hints at what's to come,
"Darling, you really know nothing, do you?" Camilla asks Diana as they eat together at a restaurant. When their check arrives, Diana reportedly says the pair should split it. Camilla's response: "Good idea, I'm all for sharing."


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Q: Eliminate repetitive code with variables? I'm trying to eliminate a lot of repetitive code in my Python and this function repeats itself in various forms. Is there not an easier way I can just pass a variable (using a list or similar) to the function "Create_me" and then get it to:

*

*Create the global variable "var1".

*Take the global variable and use it in place of "var1"

I've tried writing some code and it just doesn't reference the correct variables. Am I trying to do something which can't be done? Please see the 2 sections of code below, the 1st one shows the function working with static variables and the 2nd shows the code I'm trying to get working.
I've also done a screenshot of the whats in the memory so you see what I'm facing.
Thanks in advance!
def CLASS_POLICY_DEF_C350():
    global var1
    var1 = defaultdict(list)
    worksheet = workbook.sheet_by_name('maps-C350')
    headers = worksheet.row(0)
    for index in range(worksheet.nrows)[1:]:
        try:
            for header, col in zip(headers, worksheet.row(index)):
                if col.value != "":
                    var1[header.value].append(col.value)
        except:
            print sys.exc_info()

def main():
    CLASS_POLICY_DEF_C350()

The code I've written is:
#!/usr/bin/python
from collections import defaultdict
import sys,xlrd

def Create_me(test_var):
    workbook = xlrd.open_workbook("""templates.xls""")
    for dynamic_list in test_var:
        globals()[dynamic_list] = 0
        dynamic_list = defaultdict(list)
        worksheet = workbook.sheet_by_name('maps-C350')
        headers = worksheet.row(0)
        for index in range(worksheet.nrows)[1:]:
            try:
                for header, col in zip(headers, worksheet.row(index)):
                    if col.value != "":
                        dynamic_list[header.value].append(col.value)
             except:
                 print sys.exc_info()
        print 'var1 = ',var1
        print 'dynamic_list =',dynamic_list
    print '\nlocal var = ',locals()
    print '\nglobal var = ',globals()

def main():
    test_var = ('var1','var2','var3')
    Create_me(test_var)

if __name__ == "__main__":
    main()

Frankus$ ./test-var.py
local var =  {'index': 1, 'header': text:u'class-map B2', 'worksheet': , 'dynamic_list': defaultdict(, {u'class-map A1': [u'  match A2'], u'class-map B2': [u'  match B2']}), 'headers': [text:u'class-map A1', text:u'class-map B2'], 'test_var': ('var1', 'var2', 'var3'), 'workbook': , 'col': text:u'  match B2'}
global var =  {'defaultdict': , 'var1': 0, 'var3': 0, 'var2': 0, 'builtins': , 'file': './test-var.py', 'package': None, 'sys': , 'Create_me': , 'name': 'main', 'xlrd': , 'main': , 'doc': None}
Frankus$


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KADY McDermott revealed how exercise helped her over her split with Scott Thomas.
Kady McDermott found fame on Love Island in 2016, where she met her ex boyfriend Scott Thomas.
After a year together the pair sadly parted ways, however, the 22 year old reality TV star and makeup artist has recently revealed how exercise helped her over the tough time.
Talking about the hard period, Kady told OK! Online: "When I first moved out in September, for the first month I literally couldn't get out of the house, I was really bad and I lost so much motivation.
"I couldn't deal with it, I was turning down going to events because I didn't want to answer questions because that's all people ask. When you think of Scott, you think of Kady and when you think of Kady, you think of Scott. There was a lot of change, so I guess I did shut myself off, but not now.
Kady has recently launched her Body Goals By Kady app, available on android and iPhone, to help all her fans achieve the figure of their dreams.
The star reveals that the app provides different types of guides which you can pick and choose depending on what you'd like the achieve.
Kady also revealed how exercise has helped her with anxiety, something the star has been talking about more openly recently.
"I've always suffered with anxiety, I never really mentioned it, but ever since I broke up with Scott and up until Christmas I didn't want to go to events, I was keeping myself to myself.
For more information and to download the app, head over to https://bodygoalsbykady.com/.


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Council Welcomes '30 Parks in 30 Days' Campaign
18 June 2021 Newry, Mourne and Down District Council has welcomed a new litter campaign by McDonald's in Northern Ireland, aimed at tackling litter in parks, on paths and along roadsides in towns across the province.
Newry, Mourne and Down District Council Chairperson Urges Residents to 'Make It Local' as NI Voucher Scheme Launches
29 September 2021 Newry, Mourne and Down District Council has urged people to apply for the Northern Ireland High Street voucher scheme to help support and promote local businesses across the district.
Council's Women's Working Group Announce Winners of 'Dragons' Den' Events held during Local Democracy Week
12 November 2021 Newry, Mourne and Down District Council's Women's Working Group celebrated Local Democracy Week 2021 by hosting 'Dragons' Den' style events with six schools from across the district.
Cross Border Councils Prioritise a New Action Plan for New Development Projects
18 November 2021 Newry, Mourne and Down District Council and Louth County Council held their most recent meeting of the Strategic Alliance on 11 November 2021.
Council Celebrates National Lottery's Birthday
22 November 2021 Newry, Mourne and Down District Council Chairperson, Councillor Cathy Mason celebrated The National Lottery 'Cross Finger Selfie' day by visiting Warrenpoint Municipal Park to mark the National Lottery's 27th birthday.
Council Thanks Norbrook for Providing Christmas Cheer to The Community
17 December 2021 For the second year running, Newry Mourne and Down District Councils Community Co-ordination Hub, in partnership with Norbrook are distributing 250 fresh meals throughout the District on the six Fridays leading up to Christmas.
Chairperson Donates to Local Foodbanks at Christmas
17 December 2021 Newry, Mourne and Down District Council Chairperson, Councillor Cathy Mason launched a Christmas Food Appeal recently to provide food and essential non-food items to residents who are most in need this Christmas.
NMDDC Council Chairperson Praises Newry, Mourne and Down's Community Spirit in Christmas Message
17 December 2021 In her Christmas message, Newry, Mourne and Down District Council Chairperson, Councillor Cathy Mason has thanked all those who devote their time to working with charitable, voluntary and community organisations across the district.


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Q: Do I make a EFRepository for each API Controller? still pretty new to ASP.NET.  I have two models, and two API controllers.  I was hoping I could create all the methods for both controllers in my EFRepository, but it seems to only let me use objects from the first model I built.  My question is, do I just create another repository for the second model/API?  Or is it best practice to create a generic and use server-side services for my methods?  Or is there something else I am missing in my thought process? Thanks!
Record Model
namespace Train.Models {
    public class Record {
        public int Id { get; set; }
        public int Quantity { get; set; }
        public DateTime DateCreated { get; set; }
        public bool IsActive { get; set; }
        public ApplicationUser User { get; set; }
        public virtual ICollection<Cars> Cars { get; set; }
    }
}

Cars Model
namespace Train.Models {
    public class Cars {
        public int Id { get; set; }
        public string EmptyOrLoaded { get; set; }
        public string CarType { get; set; }
        //Hopper, flatbed, tank, gondola, etc.
        public string ShippedBy { get; set; }
        //UP(Union Pacific) or BNSF
        public string RailcarNumber { get; set; }
        //public virtual ApplicationUser ApplicationUser { get; set; }
        public string UserId { get; set; }
        public string RecordId { get; set; }
        public virtual Record Record { get; set; }

    }
}

API CarsController Method
public IHttpActionResult Post(Cars car) {
        car.UserId = User.Identity.GetUserId();
        if (!ModelState.IsValid) {
            return BadRequest(this.ModelState);
        }
        _repo.SaveCar(car);
        return Created("", car);
    }

API Recordcontroler Method
  public IHttpActionResult PostRecord(Record record) {
        var UserId = this.User.Identity.GetUserId();
        if (!ModelState.IsValid) {
            return BadRequest(this.ModelState);
        }
        _repo.SaveRecord(record);
        return Created("", record);
    }

Save Car Method in EFRepository
   public void SaveCar(Cars carToSave) {
        if (carToSave.Id == 0) {
            _db.Cars.Add(carToSave);
            _db.SaveChanges();

        } else {
            var original = this.Find(carToSave.Id);
            original.EmptyOrLoaded = carToSave.EmptyOrLoaded;
            original.CarType = carToSave.CarType;
            original.ShippedBy = carToSave.ShippedBy;
            original.RailcarNumber = carToSave.RailcarNumber;
            _db.SaveChanges();
        }