I've been experimenting more with darker colours on my nails recently so I thought I'd show you this glitter combination that I did a few days ago. All I know about the navy polish is that it's by ORLY as I got them done at the nail salon. However while I was sitting there getting my nails done, next to a lady getting a pedicure that nearly made me walk out (I did in the end!), All I could think about was topping it off with Models Own Freak Out.Freakout is a clear polish packed full of flakes, glitter and all sorts of wondrous shiny bits and bobs in purple, blue and teal shades. I thought this would be one of my least favourite shades from the Models Disco Ball Collection, but I actually really like it, especially layered over the navy!


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First of all, this latest issue presents the highlights of the dual event, held by the EASN Association, in Brussels on April 12th, 2018, i.e. the 2nd Parliamentary Breakfast and the Open EASN Workshop under the common topic "Accelerated impact of academic aviation research for improved air transport for all European citizens".
Moreover, I would like to draw your attention to the upcoming 8th EASN-CEAS International Workshop on "Manufacturing for Growth & Innovation" to be held on September 4th to September 7th, 2018, in Glasgow, UK. In particular, we are pleased to inform you that more than 120 high-quality works will be presented in about 30 sessions and a number of about 150 participants are expected to attend. Additionally, an exhibition area accommodating 10 entities/companies will be set-up, facilitating B2B meetings between the Conference participants, expecting that this will be proven a useful tool in boosting new cooperations and synergies.
This third issue of the EASN Newsletter also contains two very stimulating interviews related to activities in which the EASN Association is involved: In the first interview, Dr. Athanasios Dafnis, Deputy Head of Institute of Structural Mechanics and Lightweight Design at RWTH Aachen University, presents a new Interest Group, under the title: "Space technologies and applications". In the second one, the Secretary General of the EASN Association and coordinating person for the organization of the 2nd Parliamentary Breakfast and the Open EASN Workshop, Dr. Helge Pfeiffer, shares with us his view on the result of this EASN initiative.
Finally, the current issue holds a series of other engaging topics including the latest achievements and results of several EU-funded research projects and members of the EASN Association.


In the days before antibiotics were widely available and widely used, people knew the dangers of infection. Even minor injuries like cuts and scrapes were taken far more seriously; just ask your grandparents. That's because an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure — all the more so when there isn't any cure.
Fast-forward to today. People tend not to view cuts and scrapes as being potentially serious medical conditions. Prevention seems less important, because we have a pound of cure — pounds and pounds and pounds, in fact. In 2007, people in the United States used millions of pounds of antibiotics. Therein lies the problem. With each passing year, antibiotics become less effective as bacterial populations evolve to be resistant to them.
Although recent news stories warning people about antibiotic-resistant strains of bacteria may lead you to believe that the phenomenon is relatively recent, it's actually as old as the use of antibiotics. Penicillin, the first widely used antibiotic, dates to the end of World War II. Within four years after its introduction, scientists observed resistant bacteria, and the incidence of resistance has increased steadily to the present day.
You'd think that having identified the fact that bacteria began to evolve almost immediately in response to penicillin would have encouraged people to be a bit more careful about the use of antibiotics. But we weren't, partly because it's hard to not use a medication that's so effective (many people considered penicillin to be a miracle drug) and partly because at the time, new antibiotic compounds were being discovered regularly. When one compound was no longer effective, doctors simply switched to a different compound. The scenario is very different today.
In recent years, bacteria have been gaining on us: The rate at which researchers have discovered new medically useful antibiotics has slowed, but the steady march of the evolution of resistance continues unchecked.
Most of the antimicrobial compounds at humans' disposal are compounds that are active against bacteria rather than against other microorganisms, such as fungi and viruses. Why? Because developing compounds that are active against viruses and fungi is far harder. To be medically useful, a compound has to be able to stop the invading microorganisms without hurting the person taking the compound.
^ Viruses replicate primarily by harnessing human cellular machinery. For that reason, harming the virus without harming ourselves is very difficult.
^ Fungi are quite a bit more similar to humans at the biochemical level than we might like to imagine; therefore, the substances that hurt fungi also hurt us (which is why it's so hard to cure a fungal infection like athlete's foot). Although chemicals are available that can harm the fungus pretty efficiently, the same chemicals tend to harm us, too.
This isn't to say that antibacterial compounds are without side effects. Many compounds do have side effects, which can be severe, but the medical risks of these side effects are balanced against the obvious benefits of curing the infection.
Again, the evolution of resistance isn't new. In every case, scientists have noted the existence of antibiotic-resistant bacteria shortly after the antibiotic was introduced.
Today, we humans now find ourselves facing bacteria that are resistant to many — and, in some cases, all — available antibiotics. Examples include staph, tuberculosis, syphilis, and gonorrhea. The most frightening thing we can observe from this information is that in the end, all of our antibacterial compounds end up being defeated.


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Jan 7-8 – Voting is Not Over – Vote for ADEM Candidates
AD78 for Point Loma and OB Dems
This weekend January 7 and 8 we ask you to come out and vote for progressive candidates, including several of our club members. It only takes a few minutes and will help propel the party in the left direction.
What are Assembly District Delegates?
Every two years, the CA Democrats elect 7 women and 7 men from each Assembly District in CA as delegates to the state party. Those who are elected will have a chance to vote for the new party chair and other leadership. The race is hotly contested and will determine how welcoming, grassroots-focused and innovative the party becomes or how beholden it will remain to big money interests.
Delegates elect Party officers, endorse candidates for statewide, legislative and congressional office, attend the annual convention, network with other Democrats, represent your constituency, promote the California Democratic Party agenda, and vote to endorse resolutions and ballot measures.
You get 14 votes for delegates, 1 of which you must also vote for Executive Board Representative.
Point Loma & OB Voting Time & Location
Date: Sunday, January 8
Candidate Speeches Begin: 9:30am
Registration & Voting Begin: 10:00am-12:00pm (you can vote and leave)
Counting of Ballots Begin: 12:00pm
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1717 Morena Blvd.
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Cross streets: north of Morena Blvd joins W. Morena Blvd next door to Mission Bay
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*Any registered Democrat living in the district is eligible to vote. On-site voter registration is available for those not registered as Democrats.
For other Assembly Districts check out the progressive candidates, and voting locations here.
If you're interested in volunteering to help clubmember Deval Zaveri-Taub who is convening the 77th Assembly District voting let Dev know at devzaveritabb@gmail.com or (619) 206-7768.
Dev, Jimmy, Ruth, Susan and John will be there on the afternoon of Sunday January 8 from 2:30-5:00pm but the more clubmembers who can help out, the smoother the process for AD77 voters will be. The AD77 voting is at: United Association, Local 230 Union Office, 6313 Nancy Ridge Dr, San Diego, CA 92121 (map)
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patrickschultheis says
"There is a clear need for more information for activists and citizens about how to engage in the Democratic Party in California. It is very complex- mostly because every aspect of the Party organization has been reformed over the years to maximize participation at every level. We need better education about the way things work, but videos like this are not helpful.
First, it is inaccurate and misleading. The State Party does not "pick who and what ultimately we get to vote for in the elections". Parties don't control ballot access in California. All we do is make endorsements- recommendations to voters on candidates and propositions. And endorsements of Legislative and Congressional candidates are first discussed and passed at the local level in a process that includes rank and file club members and local elected party leaders.
Second, it talks about the local County Committees (DCCs) as if they are some shadowy layer of appointed bureaucrats. In almost every county, they are directly elected by ALL Democratic registrants on the Presidential ballot. They don't "make up their own rules about who gets to be the delegates". They just get to decide on things like whether alternate members can run, or what form of election they use. Those delegates must be members of the respective DCCs, which make sense. Most large, democratic organizations elect their Conventions or Congresses from their constituent local bodies. That is also a "democratic election." We are no different.
Where we are different is that on top of all this, another 1/3rd of the delegates are elected at open meetings of Dem registrants in every Assembly district in the State. That's the ADEMS, and its great that people are focused on turning people out for them.
But they should also be chartering clubs, getting open spots on the Democratic Central Committees around the State and building local political power.
The first rule of #dementer should be learn. the. rules. Then you can argue for changing them. The fact is that the CA Dem Party is extremely flat as an organization, and there are multiple modes of participation. Maybe "nobody asked" this guy his opinion, but nobody stopped him from learning about this process years ago." (Daraka Larimore-Hall)
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Taking plastic wrap off a new journal, is one of my favorite things to do. You know the kind of cellophane film that gets charged with static electricity when you tear it off and it clings to your skin without glue. Inhaling new paper smell as I expose the cream colored surface with college ruled lines.
Opening a new journal is kind of like a sacred ritual for me. Especially in the winter months. Early mornings when the house is quiet. Still dark, except for the colorful glow of lights from the Christmas tree spilling their reflection on the smooth simulated woodgrain floor. This is when I have the most time for my heart to be still and think on the past before wandering thoughts venture to where I'm headed and what purpose I want to fulfill in my life.
I dream of unloading conversations that are well rehearsed in my head. Possessing hopes of telling a story with perfectly picked words, like plucking a ripe piece of fruit from a tree that will bring healing and nutrition to my soul and maybe to someone else who reads them.
A brand new journal is kind of like the first week of January. The start of something new, full of hope and potential.
Maybe it's because they both represent a fresh start. Perhaps that is when I give myself permission to have visions what could be.
A blank canvas awaits ink strokes and characters, detailed descriptions, and feelings. Words that will paint pictures into the imagination of others. Creating new worlds into existence. I imagine telling a story they way I want to remember it, or more importantly, the way I want others to hear it.
Although, it seems as once I write or draw in the virgin journal, it loses its mysterious wonder. Those first few words I write are like sending it down a path into the life and purpose it will lead.
It might become a book of lists, or it may be filled with ideas of business ventures I want to pursue. It could just be a daily to do list, which isn't exciting, but never a bad thing. I take great satisfaction in checking off items such a list. But each time I pierce the cellophane and crack open the spine of the book, I have hopes for so much more.
The basket under my desk and the bottom shelf in my bedroom contain the years of said journals from my past. Filled with confessions, tales, and half told stories that I feel I never quite convey exactly what I wanted to say. Doodles and pictures sometimes illustrate part of what I'm thinking. Different colors of my favorite brand uniball fine point rollerball ink scribbled throughout the pages. Resembling much like hieroglyphics, even though I wrote them, I probably could not crack the code of whatever I was meaning to say.
Other times I laugh as I flip through the pages and see when I wrote about an idea that first came to me. A thought for a new website, business, blog or inspirational photoshoot. The inception of ideas. Maybe the practical shopping list I had for a party. The movie screen of my mind transports me to that event. And I see the faces that were with me that day. Celebrating life or meeting a friend for the first time. The next page reveals a list of things I'm thankful for. Stating heartfelt gratitude for the blessings in my life. Sprinkled in between there are dozens of prayers as I spilled my heart out to my Creator.
I'm off to Amazon to pick out my new journals for the coming months continuing in my life-long ritual of unloading my brain and heart on to paper.
Do you have personal life rituals that you perform daily, weekly, yearly? Those routines that guide you through the years and help keep you grounded?
I share your love for journaling! I feel like making my morning cup of coffee is another ritual I really enjoy.


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Access To Recovery is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization in Rhode Island dedicated to reducing the negative impacts caused by alcoholism/substance misuse while preventing needless overdose deaths.
We have no paid staff and operate entirely with volunteers.We are funded entirely by donations and foundation grants. We intentionally do not receive any state or federal funding for our efforts, thus allowing us flexibility to meet the true needs of individuals.
Our team is comprised of community members with personal and professional experience in recovery. We are experts in this field and are committed to helping others find, maintain and sustain a quality life in recovery. We know what that looks like, because we've achieved it ourselves.
WHAT WE''VE DONE
Access To Recovery was established in 2017, and obtained 501(c)(3) nonprofit exempt status in 2018. We then made a fancy logo, and this nifty website. But once established, we've been able to do quite a bit!
We have worked hard to establish 3 new recovery houses (Oxford Houses) in Rhode Island. These houses contain a total of 22 adult beds and provide the most affordable rent for individuals when compared to other traditional houses. We are also thrilled that one of these locations offers housing for women w/ young children.
As of 12/31/2021, we have eliminated financial barriers for 202 individuals to access recovery from their addictions. We understand that recovery comes in many pathways and it can sometimes be a process of ups and downs. However, we hear an overwhelming amount of positive response and feel-good stories from our community ambassadors that ensure our outcomes are positive and our efforts are making a difference.
Access to Recovery's mission is to facilitate access to recovery for those whom suffer from addiction so they may initiate and sustain a pathway of long-term recovery, parallel to fortifying the existing evidence-based solutions in the community. We believe that eliminating financial barriers for individuals to connect to a community of recovery will afford them an opportunity to once again become responsible, productive and contributing members of society.
Our programs change each year as the needs of our communities change. This ensures that we fill the gaps in our systems as needed. Our governing Board of Directors and Ambassadors have unanimously voted to expand two of our previous initiatives in 2022:
Hardship Relief Funds (Recovery Capital Funds)
Oxford Recovery Houses
WHY AND HOW TO HELP
The CDC has announced that we have lost over 100,000 lives between March 2020 - March 2021 due to drug overdoses. We have lost an additional 100,000 lives in that time frame to alcohol-related deaths. Rhode Island is no exception. As more data becomes available, we continue to see death tolls rise. We continue to see families broken apart. We continue to see economical declines directly associated with substance misuse. We continue to see people struggle. The need has NEVER been greater.
We are always in need of a variety of donations, including furniture (visit our Oxford House page) and funding for our programs (visit our Donate page).
If you feel as though you would like to get involved or help in other ways, we are all ears! Our entire organization has been built from and evolved by the ideas of people who care deeply about this issue. Please use the Contact Us form below to get in touch with us!
We are raising $100,000 for our Recovery Capital Fund in 2022. We asked our FaceBook friends to help raise $10,000 of that
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PAST PROJECT
Thanks to $3,055 in community donations and a $3,000 match from volunteers, we now have the first Women's Oxford House in Rhode Island!
We pride ourselves on being 100% transparent with our partners, donors and community regarding our organization's demographics, program outcomes, strategic planning and finances. This has earned us a Gold Transparency Seal from the world's largest nonprofit verification system.
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Bear Creek High School in Jeffco was celebrated for high achievement of students who speak English as a second language.
The Aurora school district is centralizing and expanding language services for families this school year.
Few districts have taken on the work to offer a seal of biliteracy after the state passed a law last year.
Many school districts have been, or are under, federal orders to improve education for English learners.
Three top spellers from Colorado will get sent to the National Spanish Spelling Bee this July.
Popular with parents, the programs can also be effective in boosting the performance of students who are learning English as a new language.
Last week, Chalkbeat brought together four people from Lost in Translation for a panel discussion. Watch these 10 minutes of highlights and be prepared to be moved.
If you missed the "New City, New Language, New School" program organized by Chalkbeat, WFYI and the Indianapolis Star at the Indianapolis Public Library, watch it here.
The panel discussion was a follow up to a series of stories jointly published last month by Chakbeat, the Indianapolis Star and WFYI Public Media.
Chalkbeat, the Star and WFYI will host a panel discussion at the Central Library at 6 p.m. Wednesday on improving services for English language learners.
More than 15 years of steep growth in the number of English language learners in Indiana schools might require a reconsideration of funding and accountability policies.
Teaching students English isn't magic — there might never be an "Aha!" moment for them. But the strategies teachers use to get through to them are no less impressive.
As the number of English language learners in Indianapolis charter schools swells, some schools are becoming beacons for a fast-growing Latino population.
Indianapolis Public Schools is soon to undertake a similar reconsideration: system-wide rethinking of the way it assists English language learners.
Leaders at Southport High School have a plan when English learners arrive. But it wasn't always that way. They had to make mistakes and learn, just like their students.


Celebrate Jazz Appreciation Month with some of today's heaviest-hitting jazz players and local legend, saxophonist Tim Warfield, as his band presents cuts from his most recent CD release. Jazzland frames Tim's tenor and soprano saxophone sound with the funky and swinging rhythm section of Hammond B3 master Pat Bianchi, and Philadelphia drum titan Byron "Wookie" Landham. The ensemble is further augmented by Bronx-born percussion wizard Daniel Sadownick and trumpet virtuoso Terell Stafford.


TOKYO (Reuters) - Pak Jun Do is a dutiful North Korean. Raised in an orphanage, he follows orders to become a soldier, a kidnapper of Japanese citizens and an intelligence officer, once submitting to being bitten by a shark to prove his loyalty.
But after Jun Do, hero of the novel "The Orphan Master's Son," is sent to a brutal labor camp, he returns to life by impersonating a powerful member of late leader Kim Jong-il's inner circle, trying to claw out an identity of his own in a world of propaganda where only the state can win — or does it?
To write the book, his first novel, Adam Johnson immersed himself for years in information about the secretive totalitarian state and visited the capital, Pyongyang, fascinated and saddened by North Korea's brutal absurdities.
Johnson spoke of who gets to write the stories and the indomitable Jun Do, whose name echoes "John Doe" and whose adventures take him both to Texas and meetings with Kim Jong-il.
A: "First I became interested just as a general reader. Once I started reading the testimonials of defectors, I went from being kind of fascinated with the absurdity of Kim Jong-il and the North Korean thought experiments, to really feeling profoundly moved and saddened by the fates of all those people.
"I also tried to find books by North Korean writers, but there was just a complete void there... Even the Russions got their novels out of the gulag, but as far as I know, no one has dared to write a literary novel that has made it out of the country without government approval in 60 years. That means it's a nation without literary art as we would imagine it, to investigate the human tradition. That means no one has read a real book about a real person in North Korea for generations.
A: "I didn't know I was writing a book for a long time, until I realized how much time I was investing in research and sketches and voices. I think it's the most difficult place on Earth to be fully human. That's my job, to make people human.
"Before I went to Pyongyang, I researched Koryo Airlines, (said to be) the most dangerous airline in the world...They said it wasn't because of the ageing fleet. It wasn't because of the bad maintenance. It was that several accidents occurred because the co-pilot didn't feel able to point out an error that a pilot had made. They couldn't break ranks to call attention to a mistake and instead silently went down with the plane...This is a world in which it is dangerous to point out anything, in which it is dangerous to do anything spontaneous.
A: "One of the things that fascinated me about North Korea as a writer is the idea that the stories that we tell in the West — and I'll say America specifically, because I have greater knowledge of that — are stories in which there's a central character, and he or she is the main character in their own lives and stories. I think in our Western narratives, people have yearnings and desires, and they're encouraged to cultivate them and to follow them forward, towards attaining something that will complete them. To do this, people must overcome obstacles and face conflict, they must look inward or into the past to overcome these challenges and move forward to the end, where they've probably changed, or grown, or come to some deep understanding.
"When I studied North Korea, it was just the opposite. There was one national story, it was written by the Kims, Kim Il-sung and Kim Jong-il, and those two respectively were the central character. There were 23 or 24 million secondary characters.
A: "There's a ton of fact in it, but the truth of the place is much more elusive....One of the problems was that the true absurdities of North Korea I couldn't even put in, because it was unbelievable. Non-fiction can be non-believable because it's true, but fiction must be believable. I had to leave the darkness out of the book.


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Co-Hosts Sara Haines And Michael Strahan Dish On Their New Talk Show 'GMA Day'
Sep 10, 2018 3:33 pm·
By Samantha Faragalli
Attention viewers — there's a new show in town! That said, many fans are wondering: What is GMA Day? The new ABC show premiered on Monday, Sept. 10, and stars popular TV personalities Michael Strahan and Sara Haines.
The series — which will air weekdays on ABC at 1 p.m. EST — is set to feature prominent interviews as well as lifestyle and exercise segments. "There will be takeaways," Sara revealed in a new interview with People. "You will get to learn, but first and foremost you will smile and laugh through this show."
"I know you'll leave happier…THERE WILL BE TEARS!"@sarahaines & @michaelstrahan talk about the mission of #GMADay ❤ https://t.co/MGktUJj6Ms pic.twitter.com/rrODRaFfRS
— Good Morning America (@GMA) September 10, 2018
The show kicked off today with a cooking segment from former The Chew star Carla Hall (at this time, it's unclear if she'll have a full-time spot on the show that took her series' place), a guest appearance from singer Pharrell Williams, and a performance from singer Jordan Smith.
And the fan response to episode one was great! "#GMADAY is now my favorite tv show @GMA @sarahaines @michaelstrahan," one fan wrote. "#GMADay is already ?," another added.
During the sit-down with People, Michael also shared his and Sara's mindset for the new show. "Our biggest thing is to not screw it up and get too fancy with it," he shared. "Just us being together and our relationship and our personalities blended into good news and happy news for the day."
He added, "All the things that people like and we like — we like to learn things, too, as we go along. Some of these things we'll learn along with the audience at home. Bring in experts and let them teach us all something new."
While Michael will still appear on GMA from 7 a.m. until 9 a.m. on weekday mornings, Sara previously bid her farewell to The View after two years. On her last day last month, Michael penned a special message to his new co-host. "I know you're sad to leave The View because you are incredible at the table, but I'm excited because you and I are gonna kick off the new show GMA Day Sept. 10. You're gonna be incredible there, too," he shared.
The news of Sara and Michael's new ABC gig first broke in late July. "Ahhhhhhhh!! Not even sure I can find the words to adequately express how excited I am to sit next to @MichaelStrahan as we embark on this new journey at @GMA #GMADay… it is (and has been) a dream of mine for a LONG time," Sara wrote on Instagram at the time.
"It's bittersweet though as I leave @TheViewABC, a place I have called home for the past couple years. A huge thank you to all the viewers and fans who have followed me along the way. I LOVE my View family, but don't worry, my brand new view is literally down the street," the mom-of-two continued.
BIG DAY TOMORROW! 💯🙌 @sarahaines @michaelstrahan #GMADAY
A post shared by Good Morning America (@goodmorningamerica) on Sep 9, 2018 at 5:48pm PDT
Michael — who famously left Live! with Kelly and Michael in 2016 to instead join the GMA team — also previously took to social media to express his excitement over his new show with Sara. "Tell your friends, tell your family, tell the whole town, shout it from the rooftops! Starting Sept. 10th, @SaraHaines and I will be hosting the 3rd hour of @GoodMorningAmerica! #GMADay #GMA," the TV star wrote on Instagram at the time. We're looking forward to many more episodes of GMA Day!
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Oilcloth, also known as enameled cloth or American cloth, is close-woven cotton duck or linen cloth with a coating of boiled linseed oil to make it waterproof.
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The spare compass should be stowed upside down to avoid damage from pounding etc. Spare correcting magnets should be stowed a metre from the other spare compass parts and the spare compass.
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Usually, a diagram called a compass rose shows the directions north, south, east, and west on the compass face as abbreviated initials. … North corresponds to 0°, and the angles increase clockwise, so east is 90° degrees, south is 180°, and west is 270°.
North, east, south, and west are the four cardinal directions, often marked by the initials N, E, S, and W. East and west are at right angles to north and south.
The four cardinal directions, or cardinal points, are the directions north, east, south, and west, commonly denoted by their initials N, E, S, and W.
Why do we call them the cardinal directions, anyway? "Cardinal" comes from the early 14th century and was derived from the Latin cardinalis ("principal, chief, essential").
The four main points of a compass north, south, east, and west are the cardinal directions. They are also known by their first letters: N,S,E, and W. The directions on the compass that are in between the cardinal points are called northeast, southeast, southwest, and northwest. These are called intermediate directions.
Cardinal directions are the main directions of the compass, while the intermediate directions, or ordinal directions, are the four points in between the cardinal directions.
A compass rose with both ordinal and cardinal directions will have eight points: N, NE, E, SE, S, SW, W, and NW.
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The Hall of Countenance is a location in Skyrim, and a sub-location of the College of Winterhold.
While the Hall of Attainment houses the sleeping quarters of the apprentices at the College of Winterhold, the Hall of Countenance houses the sleeping quarters of the more advanced mages of the College. It is found along the wall to the right in the courtyard from the main entrance.
The Alchemy room contains Canis Root, Dragon's Tongue, Ectoplasm, Fire Salts, Imp Stool, Nirnroot, Nordic Barnacle, Orange Dartwing, Scaly Pholiota, Hagraven Feathers, Bone Meal, Slaughterfish Scales, Snowberries, Spriggan Sap, Taproot, Troll Fat, Rock Warbler Egg, Salt Pile, Blue and Red Mountain Flowers.
The first room to the left of the entrance contains three Deathbell, one Ectoplasm, two Giant Lichen, and one Glow Dust.
In Drevis Neloren's room there is one sample each of Bone Meal, Chaurus Eggs, Deathbell, Dragon's Tongue, Ectoplasm, Falmer Ear, Fire Salts, Frost Salts, Giant's Toe, Hagraven Claw, and Torchbug Thorax.
In Faralda's room there are three Canis Root, two Chaurus Eggs, one Creep Cluster, one Elves Ear, one Falmer Ear, three Hagraven Claw, two Hagraven Feathers, three Hanging Moss, and two Ice Wraith Teeth.
Occasionally, on console, the NPCs will ask the Dragonborn to leave if they take anything from their own room. They will also insist that they do not belong there even if they are enrolled in the College. It is best to leave once they ask to avoid them becoming hostile.


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Q: Trying to get the value of name data inside an object (using Kendo Ui) so i have this simple object
var dataSource = new kendo.data.DataSource({
       data : ["One", "Two"]
    });
    console.log(dataSource.data[0]);

    kendo.bind($("#container3"), {});

im trying to get the value of "One" or "Two" but i always get undefined.
console.log(dataSource.data[0]);

A: use
dataSource.transport.data[0]

instead of
 dataSource.data[0]

A: You should use the data method to get the dataItems of the dataSource. Keep in mind the method will return an empty array if the dataSource is not populated with items via a call of either the fetch, read or query methods:
 var dataSource = new kendo.data.DataSource({
    data : ["One", "Two"]
  });

  dataSource.fetch(function(){
    console.log(dataSource.data()[0]);
  })

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The flautist Jean-Pierre Rampal received the Léonie Sonning Music Prize of DKK 100,000 at a concert held at 8pm on 24 April 1978 in Falkonér Teatret.
Erik Norby Illuminations. Capriccio for flute and orchestra. First performance.
The Léonie Sonning Music Prize of DKK 100,000 is hereby awarded to mâitre Jean-Pierre Rampal in profound admiration of his highly beautiful and imaginative interpretation of flute works from all eras – including numerous present-day works dedicated to the most important flautist of our age.
Jean-Pierre Rampal recorded Erik Norby's flute concerto 'Illuminations' and Carl Nielsen's flute concerto with the Tivoli Symphony Orchestra (Erato 1979). The release has been financially supported by the Léonie Sonning Music Foundation.
Works were played by Händel, Bach, Cimarosa, Jolivet and Gluck.
Jean-Pierre Rampal took part in a concert at Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek on Sunday, 30 April at 11am.
Music was played by Holmboe, Paisiello, Telemann, Ibert, Honegger, Debussy, Doppler and Boismortier.
Also taking part: Poul Birkelund Quartet, Eyvind Møller, Kuhlau Quartet.
Naturally, it was the flautist Poul Birkelund himself who spoke to Jean-Pierre Rampal, referring to him as the most important flautist of our ageand interpreter of flute works of all eras.
"After the piano, the flute is one of the instruments for which most works have been composed down through the various eras of musical history, probably because it can best compete with the marvel of the human voice."
"German, Dutch and a few Danish masters of the flute – such as Joachim Andersen, who is a flautist and composer still remembered today – have in former times travelled the world as virtuosos, but it is the greatest French masters of the instrument, such as Paul Taffanel, Philippe Gaubert and Marcel Moyse, who over the past century have created the great French tradition of flute music in our age [...] This tradition you, Jean-Pierre Rampal, flute maestro of our age, have continued in most beautiful fashion. Not only have you with your golden flute laid the audiences of five continents at your feet, you have also, as the most persevering interpreter of our time, gilded the works of an enormous number of present-day composers with your noble musical mind, incredible sense of beauty and imagination."
"King Frederick the Great was once a respected flautist – Jean-Pierre Rampal is the present-day king of the flute."
The next morning, Rampal travelled to France, where he had a binding contract to play at a concert on Tuesday evening in Paris, but on Wednesday morning he landed again in Copenhagen. The festivities in connection with the Sonning Prize were not over yet! For that Wednesday Jean-Pierre Rampal was to have rehearsals with the Chamber Orchestra of the Royal Danish Academy of Music, and in the late afternoon there was a reception at Copenhagen City Hall, where those from Danish musical life who had been invited paid their tribute to Rampal one more time.
Poul Birkelund had been in Nice to organise everything with Rampal, also the concerts that followed the prize-giving concert. Birkelund had invited a second master flautist to Denmark along with Rampal: Michel Debost, the solo flautist in the Orchestre de Paris who four years later was to succeed Rampal as flute professor at the Paris Conservatoire. Debost gave a master class at The Royal Danish Academy of Music in Copenhagen for two weeks – and the idea was that the two French musicians should play together.
This they did at the Musicians Foundation concert at Ny Carlsberg Glyptoteket on Friday 28 April, where Milan Vitek conducted the Chamber Orchestra of the Royal Danish Academy of Music in Bach's Brandenburg Concerto no. 4, Cimarosa's concerto for two flutes with Rampal and Debost as soloists, and Jolivet's flute concerto.
On Saturday afternoon, the entire concert was repeated with Rampal and Debost at Egeskov Castle, and on Sunday morning there was yet another concert in Copenhagen – once again at Ny Carlsberg Glyptoteket, this time with the Birkelund Quartet.
Jean-Pierre Rampal also took part in a morning concert at Ny Carlsberg Glyptoteket on Sunday, 30 April at 11am. Here he played together with the Poul Birkelund Quartet, Eyvind Møller and the Kuhlau Quartet – music by Holmboe, Paisiello, Telemann, Ibert, Honegger, Debussy, Doppler and Boismortier.
"[…] In my opinion, the highlight of the evening was the encore, when Jean-Pierre Rampal, completely alone with his flute in front of the audience of more than a thousand people, repaid with interest for the applause. With the few, simple notes Bach uses to draw the contours of a floating, ethereal Sarabande, Jean-Pierre Rampal was able to give the most magical experience art can produce – to make time stand still.
Jean-Pierre Rampal was naturally fantastic at realising the solo voice [in Norby's flute concerto], and at the same time he was modest enough not to overplay his role but content himself with colouring, shedding new light on the orchestral presentation. It was a pleasure to hear this piece."
"It is not only as a visiting soloist that Rampal has made his mark on Danish musical life. He is an inspiring teacher as well, and a number of young Danish flautists have gained crucial insights from him. One of them is Aalborg City Orchestra's Bo Juul Christiansen, who spoke of one very special lesson with the maestro. They had been in Nice for a few days, and on their way back to Paris in Rampal's small Fiat his Danish pupil was playing, and was interrupted by: 'Just hold the wheel for a bit, and I'll show you how I think it could be played!'"


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Seafood and of course extremely useful — this we are told since childhood. But the fact that over the past decade, these gifts are greatly changed (and the way they use to take at least sushi) and now pose a serious threat to health, don't speak.
The worms in the herring that raw or poorly cooked freshwater fish can be a source of parasites, know probably almost everything.
But somehow there is a perception that marine fish in this respect are absolutely safe — and this is a gross misconception!
For example, anisakis ("herring worm", a type of worms) affects almost all species of marine fish. Larvae of roundworms can be detected in hundreds of species of cod, perch, salmon, and the probability of finding these parasites in herring from the North sea and the Baltic sea — is almost 100%. Eat a piece of raw fish infected with live parasites (for example, this may occur at the sushi bar), — and you will find nausea, vomiting, abdominal pain, rash, temperature, diarrhea and in the long term stomach ulcers and other complications.
If you claim that ocean fish has no parasites that chef sushi-restaurant — Japanese and knows the secret security, open another "secret": Japan is one of the first places in the world in the incidence of anisakiasis.
If you think that "European" fish due to the high quality standards can't be dangerous — you have been deceived. Actually it's Norway for several years in all possible ways pressing on Ukraine, our country has changed its standards for frozen fish — Norwegian product is just not passed sanitary control due to many parasites. Of course, we gave up — after all, how to assure European partners, all these worms in fish is still dead — they're frozen.
But there are nuances. Freezing fish to -18°C leads to the death of all larvae anisakid only after 14 days. Imagine that the manufacturer decided to save on the deep freeze and did not comply with the technology, and if the caught fish are frozen immediately after harvest, the worms from the intestines get into the muscle tissue. Use for sushi dear chilled fish instead of frozen is a great way to live parasites on the plate.
Large scale cattle Lion's share of marine fish in Ukraine is a product of Norway. Moreover, this fish is only conditionally can be considered marine, what the consumer is unaware of — she's grown on farms.
"Fish livestock" — like chicken legs: lots of chemistry and little use. According to research published in the academic journal Science, the content of toxins and heavy metals in farmed fish several times (and such carcinogens as polychlorinated biphenyl and dioxin — 10 times) higher than the level of these substances in fish caught at sea. Some doctors recommend to limit the use of "home" salmon to once in two months to reduce the risk of cancer.
Note also that trout and salmon on the shelves are "red fish" only because canthaxanthin — artificial dye, which in high doses can cause problems with vision. For the production of fish are used as antibiotics and growth hormones, and to deal with many parasites, the inevitable companions crowding the farmer's herd — and even toxic drugs.
Buy a fish kill a dozen Some people are willing to accept low quality farmed fish, considering that mariculture is the way to save wild fish populations, greatly suffering from Perevalova. This is another big propaganda lie, born of the food industry — aquatherma are an additional threat to the sea. No one has yet managed to protect the deer down in the woods barns!
For example, studies of canadian biologists has shown that the number of fish in the populations of neighbouring farmers dropped in just a few years more than twice! Young salmon migrating near salmon farms, has 9 times more sea lice (parasites of fish), than salmon from regions where such farms do not exist. Farms are a hotbed of infections and parasites, and the use of chemicals and medicines to combat them leads to sustainable and very dangerous to wild fish forms. Atlantic salmon is almost extinct today in nature lives for only 1% of individuals, and the other 99% of the breeding fish "home" of sorts, bred on farms.
American Committee for the protection of medicines and products considering the requirement of producers to allow the mass production of genetically modified salmon (she has a gene eel) AquAdvantage, growing 6 times faster, and its weight may exceed the weight of conventional Atlantic salmon 13 times. That will occur as a result of biological pollution such mutants, prefer not to say — to assure the public that this will not be a threat to the wild salmon population.
But the biggest hypocrisy lies in one small fact — to grow fish in farms, feed her fish! Yes, and the use of feed — but, according to conservative estimates, one kg of cultured salmon have a minimum of 5 kilos of smaller fish — sardines, anchovies, etc. Trawlers rake the oceans clean, undermining these including forage base the same wild salmon.
If you think that these dangers and risks applies only to salmon — so you don't know that any kind of "Royal" shrimps also fall on the shelves almost exclusively with farms. And they are sometimes much more dangerous than the hand-reared fish, these organisms are able to accumulate toxins in incredible quantities and often grown in very polluted waters. In addition, the construction of shrimp farms has caused one of the worst and largest environmental disasters of the last time — almost total destruction of the planet mangroves (mangroves are a special ecosystem in the tropics and subtropica in the area periodically flooded sites of sea coasts).
Fish flu is coming? Another myth, which has long been considered almost scientific truth, marine organisms not able to be carriers of dangerous human viruses.
Meanwhile, the seafood can be dangerous — they cause the whole epidemic. So that broke out in 1988 in Shanghai the epidemic of hepatitis a covered 300 thousand people, and the reason it was the ingestion of raw mollusks.
Every year in the US recorded 23 million cases of illness associated with norovirus (Norwalk virus causing gastro-intestinal disease), and shellfish — the main "suspect". Their intake leads to numerous outbreaks of gastroenteritis and hepatitis worldwide. But in Ukraine, control of molluscs "virus" is not (the quality control of seafood in every restaurant or store — entirely on the conscience of the leadership, no rules, rules do not exist, and the best you can expect is that the store (restaurateur) acquired not contraband or illegal goods, he has a Declaration from the manufacturer and it maintains the timing of sales and temperature stable).
Most interesting is that the scheme of distribution of infection is relatively new and resembles a vicious circle — people throwing untreated sewage into the sea, hypocritically relying on "self-cleaning", and then unexpectedly finds human viruses in shellfish, fish, crabs and shrimp.
And for scientists, such cases are really unexpected — before in 1988, in Spain, there was described a case of acute viral hepatitis after eating shellfish, nobody thought that was possible.
In Ukraine the first and only scientific book on this issue, published only in 2005, Virologist of the Institute of biology of the southern seas Olga Stepanova in "the Ecology of allochthonous and autochthonous viruses of the Black sea" (allochthonous — penetrated into the reservoir from the outside, indigenous — local, "native") says that samples of water and bottom sediments, and mollusks, fish, crustaceans showed that up to 87% of them are infected by pathogenic viruses endemic to earlier exclusively land-holders.
In the sea water near Sevastopol in 9.8% of samples were found hepatitis A virus, while 24% of the black sea mussels are "land" adeno-, Rota-, REO - and enteroviruses.
Marine organisms are able to marvel at the "human" viruses, so, the fact of infection and development of black sea bottlenose dolphins (Delphini) with hepatitis C. And Vice versa — known cases of human infection with rabies from marine mammals.
Although the fish as a source of outbreaks of human little is known of the prerequisites for that pesky "evolution" is. In scientific literature it is reported that fish California girella is a reservoir of the virus of vesicular exanthema of swine (calicivirus) which causes epizootic. Apparently, fish is also a reservoir of hepatitis of ducks.
Belarusian scientists Warriors and Soloukhin put forward the hypothesis of the role of viruses zooplankton in the ecology of influenza virus.
Olga Stepanova writes: "Perhaps the fish have contact with human flu viruses, because eating stroganina (raw frozen fish) resulted in the contamination of influenza the Eskimos... Thus, fish being an important food element in the reservoirs, can serve as a reservoir of many viruses that are potentially dangerous to other organisms, including human...
Special attention is given information on the determination in blood of black sea dolphins antibodies to avian influenza virus H5N1, dangerous to humans".
Anatoly Solovyov, doctor of medical Sciences, Professor of Donetsk national medical University. Gorky, reported that in Ukraine there were registered cases of group and individual diseases enterovirus infections after eating fresh saline black sea anchovy and sprat.
Even viruses algae alovirus have genetic similarities with the herpes viruses and pox.
The main problem is that the sea has not previously been faced with a massive introduction to human viruses — and the man had exploited the sea. As a result of close contact we can get in the coming years a new, incredibly dangerous strains — sea work today as a huge biochemical laboratory incubators to create new viruses.
The bottomless depth of the counter Abrupt change consumer qualities seems to be familiar seafood requires responsible consumer (ie a person who does not wish to harm your health and ideally — the health of the planet) to be a real investigator. The West were the guides on store shelves from independent experts, which explains the origin of the raw material and the nuances of the technological process, researched the reputation of the manufacturer and the seller, due to the transportation and storage of listed species of fish, undesirable to eat for pregnant women, children and people with various diseases.
In our country, buyers have to face the fact that the real origin and production technology of the product remain a mystery. Meanwhile, it is extremely important that you buy Pacific cod or Atlantic — indeed, the latter almost completely disappeared due to predatory fishing. For the same reason should prefer Pacific halibut, Chilean. Wild salmon caught off the coast of Alaska, much more trapped in the store with a Norwegian farm.
Forget the phosphorus, which must make you smart: the American doctors have proved that people who often eat fish have a memory problem due to the high content of polychlorinated biphenyls — are very toxic and persistent pollutants that can accumulate in living organisms.
Do not eat tuna, especially canned — it accumulates in the tissues of a lot of mercury. Safe enough to eat the sardines (as a rule, the amount of mercury is very low), Pacific cod, striped sea bass. Small fish preferred large — in the latter, as a rule, more harmful substances.
Always carefully thermally process seafood. And believe me, that sushi far from the ocean — it's like phone sex: expensive, tasteless and stupid. The only similarity with the corrupt love "really" is dangerous. published
Author: Ivan Petrov
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Welcome to St. Michael's RC Primary School website. If you are unable to find the information you require, please contact us on 0161 766 6628. Thank you
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Welcome to St Michael's Roman Catholic Primary School. Thank you for visiting our website and for giving us the opportunity to tell you about our school.
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On behalf of the whole community of St Michael's may I welcome you to our school. First of all, thank you for showing an interest in St Michael's.
St Michael's staff promote a strong Catholic identity where everyone is valued and encouraged to grow into well-educated, caring, confident and active members of society. We are a school that pride ourselves on working in partnership creating a strong and cohesive community, where everybody loves and looks after each other in our secure, safe and happy school.
As well as giving our pupils a firm grounding in the Catholic faith, we ensure that we deliver a broad, stimulating, balanced and exciting curriculum which challenges every single child. We aim to ensure that the St Michael's curriculum is bespoke to meet the needs of our children, providing knowledge and understanding first at a local level, expanding to national and global perspectives. Our delivery and teaching approaches match the children's individual needs.
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Q: Can React.createRef() be created dynamically from an array of state objects? I have a list of styled radio buttons fixed inside the sidebar that, when clicked, scroll a corresponding component from the main area into view.
Both the radio buttons list and the components inside the main area are mapped from the state array called usedComponents that contains objects of component properties and ids. Let's say the array contains 10 objects and each object looks something like this:
{
  id: 1,
  group: "header",
  componentType: "headerLogo",
  componentName: "Header 01",
  //...rest of the component properties
}

In order to achieve scroll into view on radio button click I had to create references to components inside the constructor. I manually created references for each component contained inside usedComponents state array and tied them to componentType like this:
this.headerLogo = React.createRef();
this.headerLogoNavigation = React.createRef();
//...etc.

I then passed the reference to each corresponding component and in my selectComponentHandler I set scrollIntoView to call the radio button id which corresponds to the main area component reference.
The selectComponentHandler looks like this:
selectComponentHandler = e => {
  const value = Number(e.target.value);
  const id = e.target.id; //returns componentType. For example "headerLogo"
  this.setState(prevState => {
    let selected = prevState.usedComponents
      .filter(item => item.id === value)
      .shift();
    let unSelected = prevState.usedComponents
      .filter(item => item.selected === true)
      .shift();
    if (unSelected) {
      unSelected.selected = false;
    }
    selected.selected = true;
    return { unSelected, selected };
  });
  this[id].current.scrollIntoView({ block: "start", behavior: "smooth" });
};

However, I'm using react-beautiful-dnd in order to be able to add new components  by dragging them to the main area, and whenever I add the new component of the type that is already contained inside the usedComponents array, it has the same reference as the old component of the same type. This makes the scrollIntoView always scroll to the component of the same type that is first in line, no matter which one I select.
Is there a way to create references dynamically for all the components inside the usedComponents array, by perhaps mapping them, and update them whenever a new component is inserted. Maybe tie them to ids?
Edit:
I tried mapping references inside the constructor like this:
this.state.usedComponents.map(component => {
  const id = component.id.toString();
  return (this[id] = React.createRef());
});

It works for the components that are already inside the used Components array, however I still don't know how to update the references when the new object is inserted into the usedComponents array via drag and drop. Newly inserted components basically don't have references.

A: Like I was mentioning in the comments, I wouldn't go the route of dynamic refs. The scope / size of these refs could grow large and there is a much better way to handle this. Just use the DOM.
When rendering you can just put the components ID on your html element that you want to scroll to
<div id={component.id}> ... </div>

And then when you want to scroll to that element just query the DOM for that element and scroll to it
const elemToScrollTo = document.getElementById(component.id)
if (!!elemToScrollTo) {
  elemToScrollTo.scrollIntoView()
}


It's a dangerous road they're on. She's sees the flowers and the sunshine. He only sees the cracks.
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2016. First Simon Pulse hardcover edition. 389 pages ; 22 cm.
©2016 1st Simon Pulse pbk. ed. May 2017. 389 p. ; 22 cm.
A summer in Italy turns into a road trip across Tuscany in this sweeping debut novel filled with romance, mystery, and adventure. Lina is spending the summer in Tuscany, but she isn't in the mood for Italy's famous sunshine and fairy-tale landscape. She's only there because it was her mother's dying wish that she get to know her father. But what kind of father isn't around for sixteen years? All Lina wants to do is get back home. But then Lina is given a journal that her mom had kept when she lived in Italy. Suddenly Lina's uncovering a magical world of secret romances, art, and hidden bakeries. A world that inspires Lina, along with the ever-so-charming Ren, to follow in her mother's footsteps and unearth a secret that has been kept from Lina for far too long. It's a secret that will change everything she knew about her mother, her father--and even herself. People come to Italy for love and gelato, someone tells her, but sometimes they discover much more.
"After her mother dies, Lina travels to Italy where she discovers her mothers's journal and sets off on an adventure to unearth her mother's secrets"--Provided by publisher.


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The Cedar River has crested at 22 feet. Looking north from the 12th Av bridge.
Cedar Rapids Mator Ron Corbett tours the area inside the flood barrier Tuesday.
Water that is seeping into basements being pumped into the street.
The Cedar River crested in downtown Cedar Rapids this morning, a foot lower than predicted but still 10 feet above flood stage.
The river level was at 22 feet late this morning, and will begin slowly falling by late today.
"It's not over," said City Manager Jeff Pomeranz at a news conference this morning.
City officials are monitoring nearly 10 miles of temporary, sand-filled Hesco barriers and earthen levees, looking for weak spots and for possible breaches.
"We're very confident this temporary system will work," said Pomeranz.
A temporary barrier holds back floodwaters in Cedar Rapids' NoBo area.
City officials have said the greatest danger of a breach and widespread flooding exists as long as the river is higher than 18 feet, due to increased hydraulic pressure underground. Water levels are expected to drop below that mark Thursday evening. The river is predicted to remain above flood stage until Sunday evening.
Public safety officials say the voluntary evacuation zone has been largely quiet. An 8pm-7am curfew exists in the area, and police say they had to call the parents of some teens seen wandering the area last night.
Also, Fire Chief Mark English says a person had to be rescued yesterday after entering the river and being swept away by the fast-moving current. He says there has been a "troubling number" of people getting too close to the water to take pictures, and that people need to stay away from the floodwaters for their own protection, and for the safety of rescue workers.
The NewBo City Market is a few blocks from the temporary flood barriers. It is in an area rebuilt after the 2008 flood.
The American Red Cross continues operating two emergency shelters in Cedar Rapids: At St. Paul's United Methodist Church and the Cedar Hills Community Church.
City officials say they have not determined yet when it will be safe for people who've evacuated their homes to return.
One thing that will take a bit longer to return to normal is transit service. The city said this afternoon that transit service will remain suspended through Friday.
People with questions for the city can call 211, although some people using cell phones have reported trouble getting through to that number. People with cell phones can also call 319-739-4211 or 866-469-2211.


I have a central Linux server (Red Hat version 6.5), and from this server I establish SSH sessions to other servers.
To one server the SSH login took around 5 seconds, while to all others it took less than one second.
Can someone help me to understand the reasons for this problem?
Root cause of 98% similar problems is UseDNS parameter in /etc/ssh/sshd_config.
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SSH "sleeping" for a long time before connect?
remote shell - are there any non-ssh based alternatives?


How to open a Yoga Studio Virginia?
When we were looking for a spot to open the studio we wanted to be part of the burgeoning scene downtown to engage with the concentration of creativity, commitment, and intellect that walks those streets every day. We also wanted a place that is of a piece with the historic nature of Fredericksburg, oozing with character and quirkiness. When we saw the space at 810 Caroline Street, we knew it was a gem, part of an already-vibrant building with a beloved bookstore and a bespoke tailor. But we also knew that we needed to make a few changes. We refinished the floors and reconfigured the space, but the most significant renovation was the installation of downtown's first professionally-installed hot yoga studio. We are committed to making the yoga experience at Dragonfly the best you will find in the area.
A committed individual yoga practice yields amazing health benefits. However, our dream has always been to enhance the health of our community writ large, not only among our clientele. To that end, Dragonfly will organize and sponsor biannual yoga- and nature-centric retreats to some of the most beautiful spots in the area. We also provide our studio to local community groups to use as a location for visiting speakers, group meetings, and other events. Most importantly, via our association with the non-profit Dragonfly Yoga Project, we work to take yoga out into the community. We work with other local charities to provide free yoga sessions to underserved groups like wounded veterans, underprivileged children, incarcerated juveniles, and the elderly.


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# jquery.textSelect

Bind to the `textSelect` event, a custom DOM-like event generated using jQuery's Special Events API.
The `textSelect` event triggers when the user selects any text within a bound element.

## Getting Started
Check the [jQuery Plugins Registry](http://plugins.jquery.com/textSelect/) for the latest published version of this plugin!

You can also download the [production version][min] or the [development version][max] from GitHub.

[min]: https://raw.github.com/JamesMGreene/jquery.textSelect/master/dist/jquery.textSelect.min.js
[max]: https://raw.github.com/JamesMGreene/jquery.textSelect/master/dist/jquery.textSelect.js

In your web page:

```html
<script src="jquery.js"></script>
<script src="dist/jquery.textSelect.min.js"></script>
<script>
    jQuery(selector).on("textSelect", callbackFn);
</script>
```

## Examples
```js
???
```

## Compatibility
**Works 100% with jQuery versions:**
 - 1.7.x
 - 1.8.x
 - 1.9.x

**Untested jQuery versions:**
 - Anything below 1.7.x (incompatible jQuery Special Events API)
 - 2.0.0b1

## Documentation
_(Coming soon)_

## Release History
 - 0.5.1: Published to the jQuery Plugins Registry on 2013-02-14.
     - Changing the filenames to include the "jquery." prefix.
 - 0.5.0: Published to the jQuery Plugins Registry on 2013-02-13.
     - Initial release. Lots of work to get done (see Issues).

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How Far is Shubam Keshav Aura?
Shubam Keshav Aura is a residential project developed by Shubam Developers. The project offers very well designed 1BHK and 2BHK residential apartments. The project is well connected by various modes of transportation. The site is in close proximity to all civic utilities.


The 2020 Tokyo Olympics games are set to make one of the biggest record on sustainability front. The world's best atheletes will be adorned with recycled electronic-waste (e-waste) at the winners' podium. All medals at Olympics and Paralympics in Tokyo will be made 100% from recycled and discarded smartphones, laptops, digital cameras and other electronic items.
The Tokyo Olympics games committee launched Medal Project in April 2017 and it is the first of its kind to involve the public as well as the businesses and industry. The project is a step ahead of the 2016 Rio Olympics effort to make 30% of the Silver and Bronze medals from recycled materials.
Organising committee officials are upbeat on the progress of the project and expect to collect enough obsolete electronic devices by the end of March 31, 2019. "Thanks to the enthusiastic response from many citizens and corporations since the Medal Project commenced in April 2017, we have been able to secure the amount of metals required to produce the medals for the Tokyo 2020 Games, and we have therefore closed the collection of small electronic devices at the end of Sunday, 31 March 2019. We wish to sincerely thank all those who have contributed to this project and express our appreciation for your continued support," said the organizers in a statement.
The committee said that municipal authorities across Japan have collected approximately 47,488 tonnes of e-waste. Of these, approximately 5.07 million used mobile phones were collected by NTT DOCOMO from shops across the country.
The target amount for Bronze medals was reached with the metals collected by June 2018. For Gold and Silver medals, 93.7 percent of the 30.3kg and 85.4 percent of the 4,100kg target had been extracted till October 2018. The authorities are confident of reaching the 100% goal for Gold and Silver medals by the coming March end.
Once the collection of electronic devices is complete, the e-waste will be classified and dismantled. The medals will be produced after the gold, silver and bronze elements have been extracted by the smelting contractors. Some 5,000 medals will be manufactured for the 2020 Olympics and Paralympic Games.
Sports enthusiasts can expect to see the final medal designs for 2020 Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics by this summer.


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The Bribery Act one year on – what HR teams need to know
By Andreas White on 29 Jun 2012 in Bribery, Employment law, Opinion
It has been a year since the much-heralded Bribery Act came into force, making it a criminal offence to offer, give or receive a bribe, and introducing a corporate offence of failure to prevent bribery. The Act has a wide international reach and is very broad in scope, going much further, for example, than its well-known US equivalent, the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act. It is also as much an issue for HR as it is the legal department.
Some might argue the Act has so far proved a rather damp squib. Despite predictions to the contrary, we have not yet seen a raft of high-profile cases and convictions. In fact, so far there has only been one conviction – of a court clerk who had his sentence cut on appeal. In addition, the budget of the Serious Fraud Office (SFO) has been slashed, reducing its investigative and prosecuting capability.
However, organisations should not be complacent. In the case of the court clerk, the fact remains that a four-year prison sentence is a substantial penalty, reflecting what the Court of Appeal emphasised was a serious case of corruption and misconduct in a public office. Also, the SFO investigates and prosecutes the most serious and complex cases, and such cases take time. Since the Bribery Act came into force, the SFO has continued to pursue cases and has secured convictions under previous laws. Moreover, its new director is keen to make his mark. It is just a matter of time therefore before the SFO brings a major corporate corruption case, and in the meantime the Government is proposing to introduce US-style deferred prosecution agreements. These would provide a much clearer legal basis for the regulators to negotiate financial settlements with corporates in bribery and corruption cases.
Employers must ensure adequate procedures are in place
In relation to the Bribery Act, HR teams should understand that problems can arise when not only employees, but also agents, consultants and the like are engaged in bribery, in combination with a corporate failure to take all reasonable steps to prevent the bribery. The onus is firmly on employers to maintain adequate procedures designed to prevent bribery by those who perform services for or on behalf of them. If they do not, the organisation faces potentially unlimited fines, while the individuals at fault risk imprisonment for up to 10 years.
HR teams have a key role in ensuring adequate anti-bribery and corruption (ABC) procedures are in place. This partly involves looking at HR policies and procedures, as well as contractual documents such as employment contracts, service and consultancy agreements, which are the responsibility of HR. It is not just the obvious documents that need to be considered, such as the ABC, whistleblowing, disciplinary, gifts, hospitality and expenses policies. Other documents may be relevant too: for example, commission and discretionary bonus schemes can inadvertently encourage employees to ignore or give insufficient attention to bribery and corruption risks.
Equal opportunities and discrimination issues can arise in practice if members of certain nationalities or racial groups appear to have been stereotyped and targeted within an employer's ABC programme. HR should be ready to show that regional variations within the ABC programme are based on consideration of hard evidence of particular risk in certain parts of the world, resulting in the need to subject workers in such areas to particular controls and scrutiny.
HR's role
Further, one of the key aspects of a successful ABC programme is ongoing training. This will often form part of an employer's general training programme, under the supervision of the HR department.
Other HR issues that can arise in relation to bribery and corruption include:
There may be a need for detailed vetting of certain recruits, particularly where the company operates in higher risk sectors and/or countries.
The risks for employers can be particularly high in relation to sales and marketing agents, consultants and the like, who previously operated with minimal management or HR supervision. Historically, employers have tended to assume they are not legally responsible for such individuals; under the Bribery Act that is not the case.
The thorough and independent investigation of any concerns, whether or not they are raised through the whistleblowing policy, is critical. The investigation will inevitably involve interviewing, and possibly disciplining, employees and other workers, with the involvement of the HR department. Employee monitoring and other data protection issues should be considered carefully, particularly where the case has an international dimension.
In conclusion, HR managers should continue to beware. The Bribery Act has teeth and extra-territorial powers, and the risks for organisations and individuals are very real. HR departments have an important risk-management role to play and should take note – the next scalp may be just around the corner.
Andreas White is an employment partner at law firm Kingsley Napley LLP


Walter, Steve and Jane stop in at the historic Skoki Lodge.
Once we got vehicles unstuck and somewhat parked Karen and Steve ran a great day tour up to Skoki Lodge and back with mostly sunny weather and a few windy sections. A couple of us headed back early and got an early start on the Pub Grub themed dinner and practiced our drawing skills for a confusing game of Pictionary.
This entry was posted in Banff National Park, Mountain Tours, Trip Reports and tagged Backcountry Skiing, Castle Mountain, Cross-country Skiing, Deception Pass, Mount Temple, Rockbound Lake, Skoki Lodge, XC Skiing on 2011/03/01 by parkland.
It seems to be the year of back-up plans. Here we are at Mosquito Creek on Friday night, 6 of us chomping at the bit and all looking forward to a great weekend at Bow Hut. But after evaluating the avalanche bulletins for an hour or so, we came to the conclusion it was not worth the risk. For the 2nd time this season the best back-up plan seemed to be Skoki.
It was a fabulous day and after a relaxed sleep (no snoring on ladies trips!) and getting up at 7:00 (or was it 8:00? – it was time change weekend) we were off.
Sunday's ski took us to the Paint Pots in time for lunch in the sunshine and some goofy photos and girly talk!
This entry was posted in Banff National Park, Mountain Tours, Trip Reports and tagged Cross-country Skiing, Skoki Lodge, XC Skiing on 2011/03/01 by parkland.


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Stolorow, R.D. Trop, J.L. (1992). Reply to Richards and Mitchell. Psychoanal. Dial., 2(4):467-473.
(1992). Psychoanalytic Dialogues, 2(4):467-473
Reply to Richards and Mitchell
Robert D. Stolorow, Ph.D. and Jeffrey L. Trop, M.D.
After noting that it is difficult to argue with success, both discussants offer extensive, at times pointed, critical commentary on our clinical presentation. The two discussions seem to us to differ markedly in their purpose and tone. Richards, disconfirming Mitchell's belief that the battle against orthodoxy is over, responds as a defender of the Freudian faith against the onslaught of an alternative viewpoint, and his attitude toward the analytic treatment that we have described is correspondingly dismissive. Mitchell, in contrast, is interested in genuine dialogue and, hence, raises more substantive issues.
Richards exploits the extremely condensed nature of our clinical report, in which many details of the therapeutic interaction were of necessity omitted, to discredit the analytic work and to caricature the treating analyst as lacking even an elementary knowledge of how to conduct a proper psychoanalysis. Richards's aim is transparently ideological and political—to persuade the reader that analysts informed by self psychology and intersubjectivity theory do not do real analysis as adherents to the drive-structural model do. In its tactics, Richards's discussion is reminiscent of some remarks in his (1992) review of Psychoanalytic Treatment: An Intersubjective Approach (Stolorow, Brandchaft, and Atwood, 1987):
[T]he very inclusion of the term "psychoanalytic" in the book's title is controversial. Several of the patients discussed at length would not be considered analyzable; critics would maintain that the intersubjective treatment they received was, at most, analytically informed therapy [p. 257]. Clearly, Richards wishes to reserve the term "psychoanalytic" only for treatments conducted according to the dictates of the drive-structural model and with patients deemed analyzable according to this theory.


Roger Conner is the Executive Director of GO-Science (ENCRSC). He is the former VP of Communications for the International Association for Business Leaders. In addition, he has served as the Training and Development Director for the Department of Defense in a classified role. Roger's research interests are focused on informal science education and the utilization of advanced web technologies to deliver STEM programming to geographically dispersed populations who lack access to advanced content, pedagogical experts, and advanced computing resources. Roger also directs a Gates Foundation program that uses immersive learning technologies for common-core delivery and assessment in a K-12 setting.
Geek. Systems thinker. Looks for better ways to do everything.
Roger connects scientists, researchers, and educators to the general public in an informal hands-on science education environment.
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package org.wso2.carbon.activation.utils;

import org.apache.commons.logging.Log;
import org.apache.commons.logging.LogFactory;
import org.wso2.carbon.base.ServerConfiguration;
import org.wso2.carbon.registry.core.exceptions.RegistryException;
import org.wso2.carbon.registry.core.service.RegistryService;
import org.wso2.carbon.registry.core.session.UserRegistry;
import org.wso2.carbon.user.core.service.RealmService;

/**
 * Utilities for the Service Activation Module for Tenants.
 */
public class Util {

    private static RegistryService registryService = null;
    private static RealmService realmService = null;
    private static String serviceName = null;
    private static final Log log = LogFactory.getLog(Util.class);

    private static boolean cloudServiceInfoPathSanityChecked = false;

    /**
     * Stores an instance of the Registry Service that can be used to access the registry.
     *
     * @param service the Registry Service instance.
     */
    public static synchronized void setRegistryService(RegistryService service) {
        if (registryService == null) {
            registryService = service;
        }
    }

    /**
     * Method to retrieve the Registry Service instance.
     *
     * @return the Registry Service instance if it has been stored or null if not.
     */
    @SuppressWarnings("unused")
    public static RegistryService getRegistryService() {
        return registryService;
    }

    /**
     * Stores an instance of the Realm Service that can be used to access the user realm.
     *
     * @param service the Realm Service instance.
     */
    public static synchronized void setRealmService(RealmService service) {
        if (realmService == null) {
            realmService = service;
        }
    }

    /**
     * Method to retrieve the Realm Service instance.
     *
     * @return the Realm Service instance if it has been stored or null if not.
     */
    public static RealmService getRealmService() {
        return realmService;
    }

    private static UserRegistry getSuperTenantGovernanceSystemRegistry() throws RegistryException {
        return registryService.getGovernanceSystemRegistry();
    }

//    /**
//     * Method to determine whether the given cloud service is active.
//     *
//     * @param cloudServiceName the name of the cloud service.
//     * @param tenantId         the tenant identifier.
//     * @param systemRegistry   the super tenant's governance system registry
//     *
//     * @return true if the service is active or false if not.
//     * @throws Exception if the operation failed.
//     */
//    public static boolean isCloudServiceActive(String cloudServiceName,
//                                               int tenantId, UserRegistry systemRegistry)
//            throws Exception {
//        // The cloud manager is always active
//        if (StratosConstants.CLOUD_MANAGER_SERVICE.equals(cloudServiceName)) {
//            return true;
//        }
//
//        if(!cloudServiceInfoPathSanityChecked) {
//            if(!systemRegistry.resourceExists(StratosConstants.CLOUD_SERVICE_INFO_STORE_PATH)) {
//                throw new RuntimeException("Cloud services list resource " +
//                                           StratosConstants.CLOUD_SERVICE_INFO_STORE_PATH + " does not exist");
//            }
//            cloudServiceInfoPathSanityChecked = true;
//        }
//
//        String cloudServiceInfoPath = StratosConstants.CLOUD_SERVICE_INFO_STORE_PATH +
//                RegistryConstants.PATH_SEPARATOR + tenantId +
//                RegistryConstants.PATH_SEPARATOR + cloudServiceName;
//        Resource cloudServiceInfoResource;
//        if (systemRegistry.resourceExists(cloudServiceInfoPath)) {
//            cloudServiceInfoResource = systemRegistry.get(cloudServiceInfoPath);
//            String isActiveStr =
//                cloudServiceInfoResource.getProperty(StratosConstants.CLOUD_SERVICE_IS_ACTIVE_PROP_KEY);
//            return Boolean.toString(true).equals(isActiveStr);
//        }
//        return false;
//    }
//

    /**
     * Method to obtain the name of the cloud service in which this module is running.
     *
     * @return the name of the service as defined in the server configuration.
     */
    public static String getServiceName() {
        if (serviceName == null) {
            serviceName = ServerConfiguration.getInstance().getFirstProperty("Name");
        }
        return serviceName;
    }

}