My remote screen went dim and the writing almost scratchy looking for band practice. I restarted the unit and although it worked fine it did not fix it. When I came up to the house and plugged it into my other KPA it worked fine -ideas?
I've updated to 5.0.3 but I cant find all the new delays (like freq. shift, melody etc.) Are these only in a beta version of something even newer?
5.0 introduced a bunch of new delays. However the pitch shifter delays you are listing were introduced in 5.1, which is currently available as a Public Beta (5.1.1). If you check out the ReadMe or the Addendum manual that comes with each software revision, you see exactly what is in and what is not.
I loaded OS 5.1 beta. Immediate issue. It seems like the gain in the profiles drops out within 10-15 seconds leaving a dry sound. No visible changes to gain or stomps. Turn off... Re start... Same thing occurs. So I reloaded OS 5.0.3 release.... Now that does the same. Thoughts? Help?
This issue has been reproduced. It is caused by Pedal Volume diving at the exact moment a Remote comes to live. If Volume Pedal is located Pre Stomps, this lowers the gain level. So temporary fix ist to move the Volume Pedal once after start. Permanent fix is included in 5.1.0.
We identified another scenario, where pedal values could jump accidentally, when the Remote starts, if the Remote's pedal sockets are assigned - which is the case by default - and nothing is connected. This will be fixed in the next revision. Temporary fix is to set pedal sockets not in use to "off".
Can you confirm that the Kemper team is working on programming new reverbs ?
Sorry, for the late answer. It's relatively high on our list, but I cannot provide any commitment or concrete time line.
Is a Remote connected? Perhaps it's Tuner switch is defective.
Or is any MIDI equipment connected?
Is it the Tuner screen as if the chickenhead is put into Tuner position (with Reference Pitch at bottom left)?
Or is it the Tuner screen with "Pedal Volume is 0 (Mute) at the bottom?
A volume pedal at heel or MIDI CC#7 value 0 could activate tuner as well. You could check in the System Settings on page Pedal Links, where the pedal volume stands. And if it is at minimum you can check further why.
I downloaded there new beta version with the new delays but the new delays do not appear when I browse the different delay types..what am I missing here ?
Sorry, for the late reply, you probably figured it out in the meantime. In context of stomps and effects there is a fundamental difference between turning TYPE or BROWSE knob. You can read about it in the manual, there is also a support FAQ. If a Stomp or Effect Module is open, TYPE is the way to select any of the stomp/effect types included in a software revision..
Hallo Burkhard, so langsam zweifle ich ob mein Kemper noch in Ordnung ist. Mal ehrlich, die Top Jimi Profile können nicht ernst gemeint sein. Ok zwei drei sind dabei die einigermaßen gut klingen, aber ich die RCF sma dran und ohne etwas zu tweaken die marshall sounds aufgerufen. so ein Mist hab ich selten gehört. Wenn ich auf ein vergleichbares ungetweaktes Rig von Guido Bungenstock gehe sind da Lichtjahre an Qualität dazwischen, auch ohne zu tweaken. Da muss man mal in die JCM 800 oder JTM Profile reinhören. Das afd rig von top jimi kann man doch keinem anbieten, oder gibt es Geheimeistellungen für die rigs. Ich hab alles auf neutral, die rcf dran und es klingt einfach bescheiden. Lade ich ein rig von z.B. Guido oder auch sinmix geht die Sonne auf. Das gleiche gilt für mich für die hochgelobten mbritt rigs, auch die klingen besch.. ich hatte die RCF bei Euch im Messebus das erste mal getestet.und hab sie mir dann gleich gekauft. Bei etlichen rigs klingt sie einfach nur gut aber die jimis gehen gar nicht. Hast du die mal über die rcf angehört? Der Post ist nicht böse gemeint, ich möchte nur verstehen was hinter so einer veröffentlichung steckt, so schräg kann ich mit meien Ohren doch nicht liegen, wenn tonnenweise andere rigs auf Anhieb gut klingen, oder mach ich was falsch wenn ich erstmal alles neutral eingestellt lasse? Ich hab halt nicht viel Lust zu tweaken. Gruß Frank.
Danke für das Feedback! Top Jimi hat uns Rigs zur Verfügung gestellt und wir haben dann mit sechs Ohren ausgewählt und die Rigs anschließend gemäß unserer Standards formatiert und getaggt. Wir schauen z. B., ob alle Rigs ungefähr auf einem Volume-Niveau liegen. Der Rest ist - denk ich - ganz viel Geschmackssache und auch abhängig von der Abhörumgebung und Spielsituation. Deshalb picke ich jetzt z. B. auch nicht nur Rigs heraus, die mir persönlich toll gefallen. Ich weiß von meinen Tests und User-Backups her, dass mir auch vieles nicht gefällt, was andere grandios finden. Wir bieten diese Rigs kostenfrei an und jeder kann sich ja aussuchen, was gefällt. Ich selbst verwende am Ende vielleichtzehn bis maximal zwanzig Basissounds.
Instrument cable would be fine.
That should be possible. Possible latency doesn't matter during profiling. Generally with multi mic applications your need to avoid phasing issues.


Miami Dade College has been acquiring pieces of art since the 1960s, and its permanent collection now includes over 1,700 works in all mediums and genres.
Exhibited along white gallery walls on the second floor of the Freedom Tower, the exhibition, which opened with the first part last year, boasts a number of art pieces from other major figures in important modern, post-modern, and contemporary art. Notable artists include: Alex Katz, Ana Mendieta, Andres Serrano, Andy Warhol, Benjamin West, Claus Oldenburg, Donald Judd, Frank Stella, John Baldessari, Jose Bedia, Joseph Beuys, Louise Nevelson, Mario Algaze, Pat Lipsky, Peter Saul, Roy Lichtenstein, among others.
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La Universidad católica de África del Oeste (en francés: Université Catholique de l'Afrique de l'Ouest) es una institución de educación superior católica y privada que fue fundada en 1967 como el Instituto Superior de Cultura Religiosa, para más tarde ser convertida en una universidad en el año 2000. Su sede principal está situada en Abiyán, la capital del país africano de Costa de Marfil, pero tiene subsedes en otras países francofónos de la región como Togo, Benín, Burkina Faso, Senegal o Malí.

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 Cultura de Costa de Marfil
 Educación superior
 Universidades

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Africa del Oeste
Universidades privadas de Costa de Marfil
Abiyán
Iglesia católica en Costa de Marfil
Instituciones educativas establecidas en 1967

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I'm interested in these wheels for my car but I am having a hard time telling how dark they are by looking at pictures. I know they say platinum, but I don't want anything too dark, just not a fan of dark wheels. Can you give any input? Much appreciated.
hey nice stance! are those 20" rims? looking to lower mine 1.5" soon but only have 18s, hoping it wil look good.
Yeah you would just pay me with Paypal, the price plus whatever the fee is or just gift the money to me if you were comfortable with that. Then i'll just have to get a chance to get it mailed out to you once I get payment.
If you send it as a gift just message me your Name and Address so I know where to send it to.
ok yeah ill take it, I've never bought anything on here before so do i just email you my shipping info or what happens? And is it done with paypal?
No problem, so 150 shipped?
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would you do $150 then?
Sorry i never saw this till today, my zipcode is 98295. Ok just let me know how much shipping is and then I'll possibly make another offer if the shipping is more then expected.


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7 easy and simple tips for a sustainable new year
By World Merit - January 06, 2020
Looking back over 2019, what we can all agree upon, is that one of the global issues deserving a great deal of attention and change is our home, our planet. At World Merit, we believe that small every-day actions can make a huge difference in the longer period of time. We say, instead of a few people making tremendous life changes, let's all contribute in one way or another to feel better and have a positive impact on our very surroundings!
So, if you are looking for easy and doable tips to live a more sustainable lifestyle for the new year, here you go:
Take Out Your Bike
It is no secret that most vehicles we use every day (public transport, cars, motorbikes, etc.) produce harmful carbon dioxide. However, not everyone can avoid using these vehicles due to weather or other conditions. What can we do? Time-to-time take out our bike or take a walk to go to school, work or the grocery store. So, next time the weather is nice and we have the chance to go somewhere with our bike, scoot…
Social Impact Media Awards
By World Merit - August 27, 2019
As part of the World Merit Day 2019 celebrations, we launched a global challenge in partnership with SIMA!
SIMA is the most renowned global curator in the social impact community, providing independent films to academic and global social justice industries around the world.
SIMA aims to promote sustainable social change, therefore this year SIMA partnered up with World Merit to give the World Merit community the opportunity to partake in the Social Action Media Awards 2019!
SIMA created seventeen films and documentaries, each linked to one Sustainable Development Goal (SDG). For the challenge, our members were required to host a screening, organize a panel discussion and to log the event on the World Merit Impact App. The challenge was a great success with hundreds of people around the world watching educational films, inspiring action towards the SDGs. Each Impact recorded has positively inspired, educated and mobilized support for increased social action in eac…
Today is a day for celebration and a chance to recognise all the good work going on in the world. World Merit wants to recognize and thank all changemakers taking action across the globe to create a more positive future for everyone! However, we must recognize also that despite all the hard work of change-makers across the globe, we still have a long way to go in achieving our sustainable development goals. In this article, I would like to highlight a story reported to world merit in February which here at World Merit HQ was a true eye-opener to the realities of discrimination and violence some people suffer daily.
Here is Peter and Lan's Story…
The World Merit team in Blantyre to raise awareness and take action against the immense maltreatment of Aboriginal people in Malawi. It took a huge amount of courage to highlight this topic, but it certainly had a great impact in bringing the discrimination and targeting of Albinos in Malawi to the attention of the country.
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World Merit Day 2019!
In 2014 the United Nations officially marked the 24th of July as "World Merit Day". On the inaugural World Merit Day, a huge launch and celebration was held in Liverpool, UK. Over three thousand young people from around the globe came together to pledge their commitment to transforming our world by 2030. Leading figures from business, politics and human rights, including Sir Ken Robinson and Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala Yousafzai, were keynote speakers and became new World Merit ambassadors.
Each year since 2014, World Merit Day has grown and spread around the world, with councils and members celebrating in unison. The 24th of July is a day to reflect on the impact that has been made throughout the year, and also a time to strategize for the future. Many councils got together and had a celebratory meal, some also went on the radio and television to advocate for World Merit and the SDGs. For some, it was 'business as usual' as they continued creating waves of ch…
SDG 4 Blog by Shaan
By World Merit - July 31, 2019
SDG 4 Quality Education is an "everybody" goal.
When I was in college, I was studying film-making. I had aspirations to either become a documentary film-maker or work in commercial media. One day, towards the last two months of my college education, I decided to sit in on a presentation being made by an NGO working in the education sector. While I went in with no expectations, I have to say now, that this one presentation (and what followed) changed my life.
In that one hour, I learnt about the educational crises in my country. I soon realised that the biggest reason why I was sitting in a fancy college room attending a presentation while someone equally or more capable, talented or bright was perhaps in a slum with no real hope or plans for their future; was because of where I was born. I was born in a family who believed in me and encouraged me as much as they could, to educate myself.
Within that one hour, something had changed within me. I had decided that I was going to drop my pl…
A letter from Cllr. Richard Kemp
Dear World Merit friends,It was 6 years ago today that World Merit was officially launched in the Houses of Parliament on the banks of the River Thames in London, England. It is also the anniversary of Marlou Cornelissen, who is today celebrating an impressive 6 years of work and dedication to our organisation and its cause.
It is therefore a particularly poignant day to officially welcome Marlou in her new capacity with us; World Merit Charity Board is excited to announce the appointment of Marlou as our new CEO.
Marlou was born in the Netherlands and moved to Liverpool, UK in 2013 where she continues to reside along with her husband Jeroen and their daughter James. Marlou joined World Merit in its very early days and has been the heart and soul of the organisation. Prior to joining World Merit, Marlou obtained a Masters Degree in Health Economics, Policy and Law with a minor in Global Health. She is also the Founder of Run for Life, a Dutch charity that has raised over €300,000 for th…

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Growing Friendships, Hope and a Safe Haven in Englewood: Cordia Pugh Named 2016 Mother of Magnitude by EarthHeart Foundation
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As a child being growing up in Englewood, Cordia Pugh has fond memories of working alongside her grandfather, a farmer from Mississippi who had moved to the South Side, planting tomatoes, lettuce and flowers to transform their tiny yard into a lush garden.
Fast-forward almost 50 years, and today, this mother of five, grandmother and retired executive assistant for the MacArthur Foundation, is being lauded May 7, 2016 by the EarthHeart Foundation for bringing her powerful voice – and her trowel to plant vegetable seedlings and hope on a stretch of land where drug kingpins once ruled.
Planted in 2011, today, the Hermitage Street Community Garden, a family allotment garden in Englewood, has more than 60 gardeners and a waiting list of another 60, demonstrating that those who live in Englewood are determined to give new life to their community by replacing cheap, fast foods, with healthier fare.
The project, and a nearby meditation garden for veterans, speak volumes about Pugh's efforts to greatly improve the health of the urban poor through her efforts to plant gardens with fresh fruits and vegetables to feed residents in her neighborhood. Her idea was simple: to connect people in this urban food desert to nature.
"It's not what you plant, it is what you grow," says Pugh. "We are growing hope, collaboration, friendships and a safe haven in Englewood. The garden also helps to offset hunger, food desert issues and food insecurity and to turn this corner into a bounty of greens for our tables."
Gardeners are a hardy species, and those who work alongside Pugh at the Hermitage Street Community Garden are too. In addition to planting, the garden leaders also offer workshops about starting seeds, composting, growing herbs, vegetables and their own organic groceries, plus how to cook the nutritious vegetables.
"Gardening grew me," Pugh says talking about her early years alongside her grandfather and grandmother who raised her. "I have always gardened in flower pots and raised beds in my own yards. Then the idea came on me to see if I could start a project whereby others in the community could also enjoy what I found rewarding, gardening. In 2011 we were allowed to start the Hermitage community Gardens project with a group of about 12 to 15 residents. "
The property was donated to the group through Openlands and the crew set out to clear the piles of trash and tires themselves.
"We cleared the land by hand, it looked like a jungle, piled with trash and tires," she says. They built the raised beds and hauled in soil and compost. Today, they've expanded the garden with the help of students at Lindbloom Math and Science Academy.
"We also developed the Englewood veteran's meditation garden last year for service persons who have served our nation in the Armed Forces," she says. "The garden is very therapeutic for the vets and allows them to grow organic produce as well."
Looking ahead, Pugh says she hopes to model to the Englewood community that everyone can make a difference.
"Small accomplishments matter," she says. "I have a saying that I subscribe to – 'Many hands make the load light!' We all can have a hand in making Englewood a viable community again. "
She's especially grateful for groups like EarthHeart for "empowering mothers and demonstrating that mother's matter," she says. "Mothers are children's first nurturers, teachers, doctors and advocates. EarthHeart helps demonstrate for all that mothering matters."
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By Ben Tracy CBS News July 5, 2013, 7:12 PM
Despite positive jobs report, some unemployed "starting over" to find work
(CBS News) The jobs report out Friday beat expectations. The unemployment rate remained unchanged at 7.6 percent and employers added 195,000 new jobs last month.
But life is still tough for those without work.
William Borders, Jr., is hoping to land his first job in more than two years. The former real estate broker and financial advisor is now training to be a bus driver in Los Angeles.
Asked by CBS News if he ever expected himself to be training to drive a bus, Borders said no.
"That was so far from my mind in terms of employment," he said.
When asked how badly he needed the job, Borders said: "I need it badly. I want it very badly."
Most of the new jobs added to the economy are in industries such as hospitality, retail and health care. Many are part time. And the struggle remains for the long-term unemployed -- the 4.3 million Americans without work for more than 27 weeks.
It's been tough for job seekers like Borders to keep up the search.
"There were periods that I stopped because I thought, 'Well, maybe there just aren't any jobs out there,'" Borders said. "I stopped one time for almost six months and then I said, 'You know I can't keep doing this. I got to work.'"
Discouraged workers like Borders re-entering the job market is partly why the unemployment rate is unchanged.
"The reason that it held steady was that we created jobs, but we also had a lot more people looking for work. And that's a positive," said economist Gus Faucher. "It indicates that people are more encouraged about the labor market, so they're going out and looking for jobs."
Borders just completed the first part of his bus training, a program he found through WorkSource California. If he finishes the second part, he may be hired by the end of the month.
"I do feel like I'm starting over," Borders said.
"My understanding here is that the CEO of the company -- he was a bus driver at one time -- and now he's the CEO. So if that's not inspiration for anyone," he laughed, "I'm looking forward to driving a bus."
The economy has now added private sector jobs for 40 straight months, but there's a long way to go before the U.S. reaches the pre-recession unemployment rate of five percent.
At the current pace of job growth, Faucher said, it could take three to four years to get there.


Are Uber and Lyft available in Bockel? Do Didi and Ola pickup at airports? How much do rideshare drivers earn in Bockel?
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The new $490 million, eleven-story Sanford Health complex, immediately East of The Preserve, will have one million total square feet with 380 in-patient beds, 32 operating rooms, and 200,000 square feet of clinic space. Construction began in 2012 and the complex is scheduled for opening early 2017.
Boulevard Square is a three building, 114,000 total square foot multi-use project near the corners of Veterans Boulevard and 32nd Avenue, with retail/office on the ground floors and upscale residential units on the top three floors of each building. Construction of the first two buildings began in 2013, with first occupancy also scheduled for 2013. For leasing information contact Brent Keuhne at brent.kuehne@goldmark.com.
The 80,000 square foot Family Family Wellness Center to the East of The Preserve opened in 2011.
Rustad Park and Recreation Center construction began in 2015; opening 2016.
Bluestem on Veterans multi-tenant office/retail center. Construction completed and open in 2016. For leasing information , contact Jenny Gilbson at jenny@prgcommercial.com.
Ritterman Retail multi-tenant retail center at the corner of 23rd and Bluestem. For leasing information, content Kevin Ritterman at kritterman@dakotacommercial.com.
Bottle Barn Liquors off-sale and Loren Lee's restaurant at the corner of Veterans Boulevard and 32nd Street. Opened 2015.
Freedom Elementary School opened full in August 2012.
Taco Bell opened in 2013.
Gate City Bank opened its branch in 2013.
200+ single family home built in The Preserve since 2012 and hundreds more within a one mile radius.
North Dakota's only Costco opened in October 2012.
50,000 square feet Evolution1 office building along 6th Street East. Construction started in 2015; opening 2016.
Scheels Arena, a 5,000 seat venue to the East of the Preserve opened in 2008.
Holy Cross Catholic Church, with a 900 seat sanctuary and associated elementary school. Opened in 2016.
Veterans Mall multi-tenant retail center. Construction completed and opening in 2016. For leasing information, contact Steve Green at steve@leasefargo.com.
12,000 square foot medical/professional building near the corner of Veterans Boulevard and 32nd to begin construction in 2013. For leasing information contact Tim Kerr at tkerr@nainorthcentral.com.
Veterans Commons multi-building, multi-tenant retail center. Construction began and opening in 2016.
BlackRidge Bank began construction of its branch and bank headquarters in 2012, which will be open in 2013.
The 324 Unit Veterans Park multiple family building is a single, three-story building with underground parking. First occupancy in 2015.


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INTERVIEW: Iraqi Shiite cleric takes surprise lead in Iraq's parliamentary elections
By Zaid Al-Ali, May 15, 2018
AUSTRALIAN BROADCASTING CORPORATION: A Shia nationalist cleric in Iraq who led two uprisings against American troops has taken a surprise lead in parliamentary elections results.
Shiite cleric Muqtada Al-Sadr appears to have tapped into public resentment with Iran and what some voters say is a corrupt political elite it supports.
Muqtada Al-Sadr fronts the al-Sairoon Coalition, or the Marchers — an alliance of his Sadrist Movement and the Iraqi Communist Party.
He didn't run as a candidate in the election but he will be influential in choosing the choose Iraq's next prime minister.
It's a significant blow to the re-election campaign of Prime Minister Haider Al-Abadi who had Washington's backing.


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Scientists celebrate probe's successful completion of most distant space flyby in historyNasa scientists are celebrating after a spacecraft "phoned home" to confirm it had successfully performed the most distant space flyby in history in the early hours of New Year's Day.Thousands of photographs of the dark, icy space rock called Ultima Thule were snapped by the New Horizons probe as it barrelled past it on the outer edge of the solar system at 0533 GMT.
New Horizons expected to have encountered Ultima Thule space rock on edge of solar systemA Nasa probe is believed to have performed the most distant flyby in history in the early hours of New Year's Day, barrelling past a space rock called Ultima Thule on the outer edge of the solar system.Unless gremlins intervene, the New Horizons spacecraft will have zoomed by the cosmic body at 5.33am GMT and snapped thousands of photographs of the dark, icy body as it speeds on into the void.
Probe could get as close as 2,200 miles from Ultima Thule before beaming back imagesA Nasa probe will perform the most distant flyby in history in the early hours of New Year's Day when it barrels past a space rock called Ultima Thule on the outer edge of the solar system.Unless gremlins intervene, the New Horizons spacecraft will zoom by the cosmic body at 5.33am GMT and snap thousands of photographs of the dark, icy body as it speeds on into the void.
The comet, called 46P/Wirtanen, will streak near Earth on Sunday and be visible in some places with the naked eye.
The 'Oumuamua space object made headlines when it was revealed to originate from outside of our Solar System, and now a new paper argues that there could be hundreds of 'Oumuamua-sized interstellar objects in our Solar System. The post 'Oumuamua isn't alone: More interstellar objects found in our solar system appeared first on Digital Trends.
Trilobites: Oumuamua Is a Comet, Really.
First it was an alien comet, then maybe a spaceship, then an asteroid, now it's a comet from way, way beyond.


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Beginners and novices can grow some colourful annuals quickly and cheaply. If the packet instructions says 'can be sown direct outdoors then do so when the soil warms up. If you want to get a quick start use a tray on a warm window ledge.
Always read the instructions on the packet of seeds.
Use a good quality seed or potting compost with a level surface.
Water with a fine spray and leave to drain.
Scatter seed evenly or place individual seeds in each cell and use a clear lid to maintain humidity.
Maintain an even temperature, generally 20º C will suit most seeds but again read the instructions.
Allow air to circulate once leaves start to appear.
Fairy Mix is just one mixed packet that contains 'Subject to availability, packet contains mix of the following: Agrostis nebulosa, Anagalis monellii ssp. linifolia Gentian Blue, Camissonia cheiranthifolia Silver and Gold, Clarkia concinna Pink Ribbons,Clarkia bottae Lilac Pixie, Cuphea miniata Firefly, Linanthus androsacus French Hybrids, Linaria aeruginea Grenada Sol, Linaria maroccana confetti Lobularia maritima Red, Ursinia anethoides, Viola x wiiliamsiana Little Rascals and Viola x williamsiana Black.' Quite a selection although you may not get all to flower for you from one packet.
Sow March to June outdoors where they are to flower once the soil has warmed. Prepare the ground well and rake to a fine tilth before sowing. Sprinkle the seed thinly over the surface, then rake lightly to ensure seed is just covered. Alternatively, sow 1.5mm (1/16in) deep in drills, 30cm (12in) apart. Germination usually takes 14-21 days.
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Shaman's Touch
Shaman's Touch is a combination of energy techniques that have been blended together from multiple tribal sources, chakra and aura cleansing, balancing and manipulation practices and a form of Reiki known as Tera Mai. The key is in the diagnostics, allowing the Healer to draw from a number of healing methods that are the most compatible with the patient.
Shaman's Touch is taught in three levels with a fourth level (teachers level) being optional. The first level teaches how to prepare the client to receive healing and how to create sacred space accordingly and also how to close the space and sever the cords created during healing. The most important aspect taught on this level is the focus on diagnostics to insure the proper application of the right technique to the specific individual.
Also taught are the use of the elements earth, air fire and water and the healing application of these forces. Methods of applying healing through hands-on techniques and the use of Tera Mai Reiki is also taught on this level. You will learn how to use the subtle energies that we are immersed in and to use the spirits that connect to us as well as the use of plants and their energies.
What is a Shaman
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Translated, Shaman means, "to heat up; to burn; to work with heat and fire." In this context, it implies that the essential characteristics of Shamans are the mastery of energy and fire as a medium of transformation. Shaman's primarily work with spirits and energy. Everything has a spirit, everything is comprised of energy. The rituals attributed to the Shaman are to raise the energy levels for their use.
The principles of Shamanism usually encompass the idea that everything around us is nothing but an illusion, a manifestation of individual perception. This not only includes the realm of spirit, but also the physical realm where we reside. Thus, when attempting to change anything in this physical world, which is only a matter of our perception, we simply need to change our perception. It becomes a simple task, with practice, for the Shaman to enter these other realities-above, below and the other planes that co-exist with the physical world-focus on the changes they would make, and then use the raised energies of ritual to bring about changes here, in the physical.
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Sylvain:
Project Castafiore is an experiment where you co-create a graphic novel with hundreds of Internet users.
The artwork will be created by professional comic artist Silvio Speca, who will be driven by the community of participants. A story outline will be proposed, discussed and developed. Discussions will take place on the free and open access website www.castafiore.org.
The proposed story takes place around 1900, in Europe, America and the Middle East. It combines adventure, action and scientific progress (including a bit of scientific anachronism).
Please give us your feedback, as we can still modify a lot of things at this early stage. Does it sound interesting to you? What should we do to make this a success?
This looks like a cool project, Sylvain. Thanks for posting!
The collective creation work starts today! Join us at www.castafiore.org.
Paris, May 1900. One fine afternoon, a colorful crowd throngs the Trocadéro square, in the middle of the incessant broom of the cabs and omnibuses that serve the 1900 Paris Exposition.
Indignant complaints arise suddenly from the omnibus coming from Clichy. In issue: Jessie, a 22-year-old woman encumbered by a huge suitcase, who roughly jostles passengers to get out of the vehicle.
The scene has drawn the attention of three elegant young women, who've stopped to enjoy the show. They joke openly about Jessie and her enormous baggage (maybe they rushed, hilarious, to help her get off the platform?). Despite her modest allure, Jessie responds from ticking to tick, initiating a dialogue where spirit, irony and saucy allusions mingle.
What do our heroine and these three Parisians of the Belle Epoque say to each other? This is the first challenge of project Castafiore, a collective comic book experiment. Join us at https://www.castafiore.org
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The Warhol Economy
Un libro in lingua di Elizabeth Currid edito da Princeton Univ Pr, 2008
Which is more important to New York City's economy, the gleaming corporate office--or the grungy rock club that launches the best new bands? If you said "office," think again. In The Warhol Economy, Elizabeth Currid argues that creative industries like fashion, art, and music drive the economy of New York as much as--if not more than--finance, real estate, and law. And these creative industries are fueled by the social life that whirls around the clubs, galleries, music venues, and fashion shows where creative people meet, network, exchange ideas, pass judgments, and set the trends that shape popular culture. The implications of Currid's argument are far-reaching, and not just for New York. Urban policymakers, she suggests, have not only seriously underestimated the importance of the cultural economy, but they have failed to recognize that it depends on a vibrant creative social scene. They haven't understood, in other words, the social, cultural, and economic mix that Currid calls the Warhol economy. With vivid first-person reporting about New York's creative scene, Currid takes the reader into the city spaces where the social and economic lives of creativity merge. The book has fascinating original interviews with many of New York's important creative figures, including fashion designers Zac Posen and Diane von Furstenberg, artists Ryan McGinness and Futura, and members of the band Clap Your Hands Say Yeah. The economics of art and culture in New York and other cities has been greatly misunderstood and underrated. The Warhol Economy explains how the cultural economy works-and why it is vital to all great cities.
Titolo del Libro in lingua: The Warhol Economy
Autore : Elizabeth Currid
Editore: Princeton Univ Pr
Data di Pubblicazione: 29 Settembre '08
Genere: Business and economics Urban and regional


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3. Wait until the print carriage is idle and silent, and then lightly press down on a print cartridge to release it. If you are replacing the tri-color print cartridge, remove the print cartridge from the slot on the left. If you are replacing the black or photo print cartridge, remove the print cartridge from the slot on the right.
4. Pull the print cartridge toward you out of its slot.
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Lockheed Martin awards $900 Million for F-16 depot work
Lockheed Martin provides sustainment support for F-16 aircraft under the contract
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The US Air Forces awarded Lockheed Martin a $900 million contract to provide sustainment support for F-16 aircraft.
The US Air Forces signed a contract with Lockheed Martin to provide sustainment support for F-16 aircraft. Accordingly, the contract value is estimated over a total of 10 years and includes depot-level maintenance activities, predefined programmatic works and aircraft modification.
As the F-16 Fighting Falcon's original equipment manufacturer, Lockheed Martin has a unique position to provide the most comprehensive knowledge of the aircraft and special sustainment solutions to optimize the F-16 fleet for greater capability, readiness and performance.
Works on the contract will be at the company's site in Greenville, South Carolina, which is equipped and ready to support F-16 operations for years to come. Lockheed Martin's team of F-16 experts are on-site and prepared to meet the service's most challenging problems. The team, partnering between Production and Sustainment operations, gives full life cycle coverage for the F-16.
The F-16 Figting Falcon offers advanced interoperable capabilities that enhance partnerships with allies around the world. It has proved effective for decades and continues to remain the best value among 4th generation jets for its capabilities and affordable lifecycle costs. A total of 4,588 F-16s have been produced until today and are currently operated by 25 countries.
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by: Rankin Johnson IV • July 17, 2018 • no comments
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SUBPOENAS - Property and privacy of third parties
The trial court erred by failing to enforce a defense subpoena for the victim's computer on the basis of privacy concerns. The trial court did not err by failing to compel the state to obtain data from Google. Reversed to enforce subpoena and for further proceedings.
Defendant was charged with rape. Defendant issued a subpoena, directed to Google, for the victim's search history.
Google declined to provide responsive data, citing the federal Stored Communications Act ("SCA"). The SCA prohibits providers of remote computer services, such as Google, from divulging information. The statute contains exceptions for legal processes such as warrants and subpoenas issued by government entities.
Following Google's refusal, defendant sought an order compelling the state to seek information from Google. The court found that the requested information was potentially exculpatory and directed the state to try to obtain it.
The state issued a subpoena, which Google declined to honor. Google took the position that a warrant was required. The state thereafter took the position that it could not make the averments necessary for a search warrant.
Defendant moved to dismiss based on the state's failure to seek a search warrant. The court denied the motion, reasoning that it could not force the state to make the averments that would support a search warrant and that the evidence, while "important and exculpatory," was not the "heart of the case." Further, the court explained, the victim would testify about the Google searches, and that testimony was probably more important than the actual Google data.
The Supreme Court held that the trial court's initial ruling was not before it. It upheld the second ruling, failing to require the state to obtain the data, because data held by Google was not in the state's control and because, on the facts of this case, the evidence was not central to the defense such that there was a Constitutional right to obtain it.
For similar reasons, the trial court had not erred in failing to dismiss, notwithstanding the prosecutor's defiance of the court's orders; the defendant did not demonstrate either that the data could have been obtained if the prosecutor had acted promptly, or that the evidence would not be available on remand.
Defendant issued a subpoena for the victim's computer or for a copy of its hard drive. Copies of the hard drive were created during parallel civil litigation, and one is in the trial court file.
The victim did not produce her computer in response to the subpoena. She had erased the computer's hard drive because there had been media reports about her and she did not want to be hacked. Defendant moved to compel and offered evidence that an erased hard drive could yield data.
The trial court denied the motion to compel, observing that the victim's private data would be observable by a forensic computer examiner. The Supreme Court held that a party is entitled to subpoena evidence and that the subpoena in this case should have been enforced.
State v. Bray 363 Or 226 (July 5, 2018) (Walters, J.)
DUII - Predicate offenses
An out-of-state conviction that could not serve as a predicate conviction for felony DUII because it was obtained in violation of the right to counsel could nonetheless be used permanently to revoke the defendant's driver's license. Affirmed.
Under the Sixth Amendment, an uncounseled conviction can support a civil disability, but not a criminal penalty. Because a driver's license revocation is a civil disability, the revocation in this case did not violate the Sixth Amendment. The defendant did not develop, and the court did not consider, a separate argument under the Oregon Constitution.
State v. Hamann 363 Or 246 (July 5, 2018) (Nakamoto, J.)
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Mexican journalist shot dead in northern state of Chihuahua
By PETER ORSIMarch 23, 2017 GMT
Forensic workers work on the scene where journalist Miroslava Breach was shot and killed outside her home in Chihuahua, Mexico, Thursday, March 23, 2017. Breach was gunned down in the northern state of Chihuahua on Thursday, becoming the third journalist to be killed this month in one of the most dangerous countries for media workers. (El Diario de Chihuahua via AP)
MEXICO CITY (AP) — A Mexican reporter was gunned down in the northern state of Chihuahua on Thursday, becoming the third journalist to be killed this month in one of the most dangerous countries for media workers.
The national newspaper La Jornada said Miroslava Breach, its correspondent in the state capital, also called Chihuahua, was shot eight times outside her garage in the morning and died while being taken to the hospital.
La Jornada said Breach, 54, was accompanied in the car by one of her three children at the time of the attack.
"Presumably there was at least one attacker who approached on foot when the La Jornada correspondent was taking her son to school and fired a .38-caliber (gun)," it said. "Eight shells were found lying in the street."
The boy was reportedly not harmed.
According to La Jornada, Breach had worked for the paper for more than 15 years and also for other newspapers in the cities of Chihuahua and Juarez. It reported that a rolled-up cardboard message was left at the scene saying "for being a tattletale."
In a statement, the Chihuahua state prosecutor's office confirmed the killing and said it was investigating.
The New York-based Committee to Protect Journalists said Breach had covered crime, politics and other issues.
"She was a highly respected reporter," tweeted Jan-Albert Hootsen, the group's Mexico representative.
According to the CPJ, 38 journalists have been killed in Mexico since 1992 for motives confirmed as directly related to their work. Another 50 have been slain under circumstances that have yet to be clarified.
On March 19, columnist Ricardo Monlui was shot twice as he left a restaurant with his wife and son in Yanga, near the city of Cordoba in the Gulf coast state of Veracruz.
And on March 2, Cecilio Pineda Birto, a freelancer and the founder of La Voz de Tierra Caliente, was slain at a car wash in Ciudad Altamirano, Guerrero state.
Carlos Lauria, Americas director at the CPJ, said he has no evidence linking the three killings this month. But he called Breach's case "very alarming" and part of a pattern of journalists being murdered with impunity in the country.
"The situation really remains dire for Mexico, for the Mexican press," Lauria said. "It goes and comes in waves, but the reality is that especially for reporters working outside Mexico City, the levels of violence are unprecedented."
Killings of journalists who work for national outlets like La Jornada, one of Mexico's main daily newspapers, are relatively uncommon. More often the victims are reporters for smaller, local media.
Organized crime groups have a strong presence in Chihuahua state, which borders Texas and New Mexico. Earlier this week at least seven people were killed a series of shootouts between drug gangs in the state.
At least two other journalists have been killed in or near Chihuahua city, most recently radio reporter Jesus Adrian Rodriguez Samaniego on Dec. 10, 2016.
Mexico has also seen its overall homicide rates on the rise recently.
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Interview: Lisa Tucker
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Idol Camp, the popular performing arts summer camp inspired by America's #1 television phenomenon "American Idol," is moving its location for the 2008 summer session to Pali Mountain in beautiful Running Springs, California, it was announced today by FremantleMedia Enterprises (FME), licensor of "American Idol" and 19 Entertainment, the show's producer. The announcement marks the start of the enrollment season, which is now accepting submissions at www.idolcamp.com. Born out of the desire to foster passion and creativity in children in a fun-filled and non-competitive performing arts environment, Idol Camp uses past "American Idol" alums and entertainment industry professionals to provide a first-class experience to aspiring performers.
We had the honor of sitting down with former American Idol Contestant Lisa Tucker who will be working at the camp this summer to talk a bit about her time on Idol, the camp this summer, and her future career. Here's what she had to say:
Now you're going to be helping out at Idol Camp this summer right?
What will you be helping with?
Well, I'm going to be teaching a class, and I get to perform. So I'll be there to talk to the kids and just to help out. They're there to sing and dance and write songs, so it's going to be tons of fun.
Now in the class you're going to teach, is it structured or do you get to teach what you want to teach?
They're probably going to give me guidelines, so I don't totally go off on tangents [laughs]. But with me doing what I do, it will be something that I can help them with.
Do you know what a typical day at the camp will be like?
I was reading all the things that the camp has, and I was like wow… I wish I could have gone to a special camp like this! They really help you with audition and performing… even your clothes style. They're really fun, but you can still go swimming and do all the fun camp stuff too.
With Idol Camp, I don't think there has been anyone that I know of yet that has been in the camp and gone on to be on the show, but do you think that's something that we will see more of in future seasons of the show?
You know what, I wouldn't be surprised. The camp is going to be so great. It's going to help with so many things from songwriting and auditioning, so I wouldn't be surprised at all.
What has life been like for you post Idol?
It's been absolutely crazy since we've gotten off the tour. I've finished a movie, and it's going to be out in June. It's called The Hustle. I start another movie next month, and then this summer I'm going to Europe to sing for the troupes stationed in different countries.
Now with the movies, was that something you originally wanted to do or something that kind of happened as a result of Idol?
Well I did the Lion King at the Pantages Theater in LA before I did Idol. I was eleven when I did that, so I've always had the acting bug. But now it's just getting up there… I can't say that I like it more than singing, but it's definitely a huge player up there.
What was a normal day like for you when you were on Idol?
Wow. We got up really early. I don't remember what time exactly, but it was really early [laughs]. I wasn't a morning person so it was always really hard for me. We would get up, get some breakfast, go straight to the studio, and be there all day. Depending on what day it was, we'd either be rehearsing or we'd have a show that day. Of course I was only sixteen, so I had to do school as well. So it was pretty crazy. We'd get home pretty late, and just knock out.
If you could offer any advice to the current contestants what would it be?
Just do what you're comfortable with, and do what you feel is right. There are a lot of people tugging you and wanting you to be one way or another. You've just got to be true to yourself and have fun because the experience goes by in the blink of an eye.
Did you guys actually get a lot of control over the music you pick and the arrangement?
We had some control. It's kind of hard sometimes, because maybe the song you want doesn't get cleared, and that's something you have to worry about. Besides that, you decide how the song is cut and everything like that.
Do you have any funny stories from your time with Idol that you can share?
There are so many stories that happened on Idol… from people tripping to people playing pranks on each other. We were all like brothers and sisters. We were all like a dysfunctional family [laughs]. Even on tour, I burnt a bowl of top ramen in the microwave, and the bus smelled like burnt top ramen for weeks. Everyone was giving me a hard time about it.
Do you have a favorite this season?
I actually have a lot of time to watch it this season. I always try to TiVo it, but it's not always here when I get home. So I'm trying to catch up!
Now you also did a guest appearance on The O.C. correct?
Was that because of your work on Idol? Or how did that happen?
Yeah it just worked out. It was there prom episode. I'm from Orange County, so they just made it like I went to their school. It was really cool. I was huge fan of the show as well, my friends and I were freaking out.
What's next for your career wise?
I'm actually writing a lot with one of my brothers. I'm also playing the piano and the guitar, and I'm definitely looking forward to playing on album, and it's going to be out pretty soon.
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December! The time of year when I long for food with lots of spices to keep me warm, like these vegetarian Indian Samosas. I created this recipe for the Dutch culinary magazine Elle Eten (Elle Food) a while ago and it has been one of my favorite dishes ever since. Serve it with some panfried spinach for a simple but delicious meal.
1. In a bowl mix the flour with the baking powder, salt and (if using) the ajwain seeds. Add the oil and rub with your vingers until mixture resembles bread crumbs. Add 1/4-1/3 cup/50-80 ml cold water little by little, add water until the dough comes together. Kneed the dough for 4-5 minutes; it should be firm and flexible. Wrap in plastic wrap and leave to rest for 30 minutes.
2 Meanwhile, make the filling. Boil the sweet potato cubes in salted water for about 4 minutes until tender. Drain the sweet potato. Heat the oil in a frying pan and cook the onion, garlic, ginger, and chili pepper for about 3 minutes. Stir in the garam masala and cumin seeds and cook for 1 more minute. Add the apple and cook for 2 more minutes. Finely stir in the sweet potato and cilantro. Season to taste and remove the pan from the heat.
4. Heat the oil in a deep pan (or a deep fryer) to about 320F/160C. Add 3-4 samosas and fry until golden brown, turning as necessary. Scoop on to paper towels and deep fry the other samosas in the same way. Serve warm with mint raita (see tip below).
In a food processor puree 20 g fresh mint leaves with 20 g cilantro, 1 mildly hot green chili pepper (seeds removed if you want), 3 scallions, and /125 ml Greek yoghurt. Season and add a pinch of sugar and a dash of lemon juice.


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8 Things We'd Change About Twitter
By Max Knoblauch 2013-09-17 10:00:58 UTC
Twitter, the second most popular social site in the world, intends to go public on a near-approaching date. That means that if you plan to buy any shares, you'll have a negligible say in the direction the company takes in the future.
We'd like to take this chance to put in our 140 characters. Okay, more like 600 words, in this case.
Though an excellent resource for news, jokes and information, Twitter is imperfect. Below, we've listed eight areas the site could improve upon before and after its IPO.
See also: 11 Things We'd Change About Instagram
Do you agree with our list? What would you change about Twitter? Make your case in the comments below.
1. Get rid of conversation lines.
Image: Screenshot, Twitter
Conversation lines, Twitter's late August update, have faced a hugely negative response from users and the press. Twitter likely added the feature as a navigation improvement for newcomers, but it feels like a fundamental shift in the network's purpose.
Hate, hate, HAAAAAAAATE this new @Twitter feature that drags old convos back to top of my TL. If I wanted to be on Facebook, I'd be there.
— Clara Jeffery (@ClaraJeffery) September 13, 2013
Congratulations, twitter; the new conversation lines bring old tweets to the top of the timeline, making you about as useful as Facebook.
— netmeg (@netmeg) August 29, 2013
We'd like to see Twitter put a lid on this experiment and return to the unobtrusive "View Conversation" button.
2. Scheduled tweets.
While users can schedule tweets through third party services like Tweetdeck and Hootsuite, we don't see why Twitter doesn't allow for it on-site.
3. Show platforms again.
Twitter no longer displays the platforms from which users posted their tweets. This feature was useful as a platform discovery tool — seeing what tools popular accounts used to manage their social presences. We'd like to see it again.
4. Access drafts on desktop.
hey @twitter maybe your next update should be so that you can make drafts and quote tweets on the desktop
— please louis ツ (@louisnuggles) September 12, 2013
Drafts: because sometimes the world just isn't ready for your hilarious tweet — yet. The ability to save drafts and access them later is one of the best features of Twitter's mobile app. For some reason, though, drafts are inaccessible on the desktop version. We'd like to see an on-site desktop drafts feature in the future.
5. Bring back Instagram-friendly Twitter cards.
Remember when Instagrams automatically displayed when you expanded a tweet? We miss that.
While the cut-off purportedly had nothing to do with Facebook's purchase of Instagram, Twitter was the only site on which photo displaying was disabled. We'd like the companies to make up, reinstate this feature and beautify our feeds as soon as possible.
6. Improve location-based searches.
Twitter's search function has improved exponentially since the company acquired Summize in 2008. However, there is still room for more innovation. One possible path? Allow users to perform better location-based searches. If you're looking for local information, location-based searches would eliminate the need for lengthy, bizarre "event hashtags."
Editor's note: While Twitter's advanced search feature allows for a basic location-based searches within 15 miles of a given location, it's not all that easy to use. We'd like to see more search customization, allowing users to narrow or expand the range of their search as they see fit.
7. Chronology over curation.
Twitter search results, by default, filter by "top" posts. We're fine with curation as an option, but the huge benefit of Twitter is seeing information chronologically in real time. We want Twitter to make the chronological "all" filter the default choice.
8. Update "Trends."
This is why Trends suck, Twitter hasn't created a sane registration system so all these bots swarm trends with their bullshit
— Sneakernets (@Sneakernets) September 13, 2013
Twitter's "Trends" tool may boast a ton of locations, but it is not at all user-friendly. The only way to view trending topics from different locations is to manually select them individually, each time, from a pop-up screen. We'd like a place for trends in settings, which allows you to select multiple, custom locations at once. That way, we don't have to continuously switch back and forth.
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TORONTO, Jan. 14, 2019 /CNW/ - Havilah Mining Corporation ("Havilah" or the "Company" - TSXV: HMC) is pleased to announce the appointment of Ron Clayton as President and Chief Executive Officer of the Company, effective January 15, 2019.
Mr. Clayton replaces Blair Schultz, who stepped in and led the Company since his appointment on June 29, 2018. Mr. Schultz will remain as the Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Company.
Mr. Clayton has over 38 years of experience in the mining industry. Over his career, he has successfully guided companies through the mining company life cycle, including advanced stage exploration, development, construction and mining. He was recently the President, Chief Executive Officer and Director of Tahoe Resources, retiring on June 15, 2018. During Mr. Clayton's tenure at Tahoe Resources, he oversaw the permitting, construction and start-up of their core asset, the Escobal Mine in Guatemala, and was integral to their advancements in both Peru and Canada. Prior to joining Tahoe, he was Senior Vice President, Operations, and the General Manager of several underground mines for Hecla Mining Company. He also held the position of Vice President, Operations with Stillwater Mining Company and a number of engineering and operations management positions with Climax Molybdenum Company and Homestake Mining Company. Mr. Clayton earned his Bachelor of Science Degree in Mining Engineering from the Colorado School of Mines and is a graduate of the Tuck School of Business Executive Program at Dartmouth College.
"We are very pleased that Ron has accepted the role of President and CEO," stated Blair Schultz, Chair of the Board of Havilah and current interim President and CEO. "His extensive experience in the gold sector and operational background will be of tremendous benefit, and his proven track record of developing projects and producing results will be invaluable as we advance the Company's corporate strategy."
"I am excited to be a part of what I envision to be a robust growth period for Havilah and look forward to leading the Company through this transformational stage" stated Mr. Clayton. "From what I have seen, there are significant opportunities to expand the existing resources at Havilah, optimize current operations, and create value for our shareholders through a disciplined approach to both growth and productivity enhancement."
In connection with Mr. Clayton being appointed as President and CEO, he has been granted 400,000 options to purchase common shares of the Company pursuant to the Company's Share Option Plan. Such options have an exercise price of $0.31 per common share and expire on January 15, 2024. The options vest as to one-third immediately and one-third after the first and second anniversaries of the date of grant. Mr. Clayton has also been granted 500,000 restricted share units ("RSU"), to vest one-third upon approval of the Company's shareholders of the RSU plan at the Annual General Meeting and one-third after the first and second anniversaries from the effective date of his appointment.
The Company is also pleased to announce that Shaun Heinrichs, Interim Chief Financial Officer, will continue as the Company's Chief Financial Officer. Mr. Heinrichs has been involved with the Company since the spin out from Klondex Mines earlier in 2018, and has been a key part of the transition team since that time. Mr. Heinrichs has over 20 years of experience, primarily in the mining industry, working mostly with Canadian and US publicly listed companies at various stages of development, including early stage exploration to underground producing mines.
Neither the TSXV nor its Regulatory Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSXV) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this news release.


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#include <QHash>
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class QxtSmtpPrivate : public QObject
{
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    };

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    QxtSmtp::AuthType authType;
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#else
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#endif

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Q: Using External CSS on a PHP file I haven't used CSS before for a PHP file and from what I read online, it is called by using this if my css filed is named "style.css":
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="style.css">
Now the header I used for my php files was this:

<title>Order Information DB</title>

    Order Information

            Customer DB
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            Order DB
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</style>

So when I moved this to my style.css file, it doesn't transfer over. Can anyone explain why? I"m very new to CSS.

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Q: Is it possible to derive a new class from existing class with a decorator applied to every field in the class? Here's an example of a class that I'm validating,
I would like to create a new class with the @IsOptiona() decorator applied to each field.
export class CreateCompanyDto {
    @Length(2, 150)
    name: string;

    @IsOptional()
    @IsUrl()
    logoImageUrl: string;

    @IsUrl()
    websiteUrl: string;
}

Currently, I have to write it out by hand, but the class is rather large, and it's getting cumbersome to write it all out.
export class UpdateCompanyDto {
    @IsOptional()
    @Length(2, 150)
    name: string;

    @IsOptional()
    @IsUrl()
    logoImageUrl: string;

    @IsOptional()
    @IsUrl()
    websiteUrl: string;
}

Is there a way to derive UpdateCompanyDto from CreateCompanyDto but with @IsOptional() applied to each field?

A: I had a similar issue a few days ago and I manage to solve it.
Basically you need to have one class extending the other; use the @ValidateIf notation and have a variable to decide if you want to validate the required fields or not.
Here I explain how I did it.


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goimpl [![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/sasha-s/goimpl.svg?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.org/sasha-s/goimpl)
======

A tool to generate stub implementation of an interface.

The output is printed to stdout, errors (if any) — to stderr.
##Installation
```sh
go get github.com/sasha-s/goimpl/cmd/goimpl
```
## In a nutshell
```sh
goimpl io.ReadWriteCloser "*pkg.impl"
```

Would print

```go
package pkg

type impl struct{}

func (i *impl) Close() (err error) {
    return
}

func (i *impl) Read(u []uint8) (i1 int, err error) {
    return
}

func (i *impl) Write(u []uint8) (i1 int, err error) {
    return
}
```

Let's say you already have this (the `Writer` is almost `http.ResponseWriter`, but not quite):

```go
package w12

import "net/http"

type Writer struct{}

func (w Writer) Write(float64) (error, *int) {
    return nil, nil
}

func (Writer) Header() http.Header {
    return nil
}
```

Running

```sh
goimpl -existing http.ResponseWriter "w12.Writer"
```

Gives

```go
package w12

type Writer struct{}

// inputs[0]: had `float64` want `[]uint8`; outputs[0]: had `error` want `int`; outputs[1]: had `*int` want `error`
func (w Writer) Write(u []uint8) (i int, err error) {
	return
}

func (w Writer) WriteHeader(i int) {
	return
}
```

Here only the missing methods and the methods with wrong signature are generates.

## Usage
```
Usage: goimpl [flags] [import1] [import2...] package.interfaceTypeName [(*|&)][package2.]typeName
This would generate empty implementation of the interfaceTypeName.
  -existing=false: Would trigger generation of missing method for the existing type(struct). Note, that if you want to use a pointer receiver prefix the type with '&'.
  -goimports=true: Run goimports on the generated code. The generated code might not compile if this is not set.
  -named=true: Generate named return values. The genrated code might not compile if this is not set.
```
### Alternative(s)
[impl](https://github.com/josharian/impl)
* impl is parsing AST, goimpl is using reflection.
* impl is much faster and has better error reporting.
* goimpl generates complete code that (usually) compiles (package/ imports).
* goimpl can generate a minimum update for the exising implementation.
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Zimbabwe Electoral Commission: We Cannot Make Any Changes to Electoral Reforms
HARARE – The Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (Zec) on Tuesday admitted that they are powerless to act on electoral irregularities.
Speaking to journalists, Zec chairperson Rita Makarau said the law does not empower them to adequately enforce electoral laws.
"Our laws are weak," Makarau said. "While Zec is given a mandate to monitor, Zec is not given teeth to bite. We would really love to have teeth to bite and bite painfully. The laws are weak in our view and that is why we are crying for the laws to be strengthened to give us absolute control.
"For the media, we have the media monitoring. Like what I said, their role is just to monitor, not to punish."
Makarau said her organisation is in talks with opposition parties who are demanding electoral reforms
"Zec is having some engagements with these political parties. We are listening and considering their requests," she said.
Zec's critics argue that the reason for its biased and compromised performance is that it is essentially held captive by Zanu PF.
President Robert Mugabe, the ruling Zanu PF party leader, retains exclusive prerogative to appoint Zec commissioners while the government controls the commission's finances.
Despite the accusations, Makarau said the electoral body was working to improve their image in the eyes of voters.
"Lack of trust is the biggest challenge. We are working to build trust. We have some people who used to work in the army, police but who now have contracts of employment with Zec, it's a fact that we do not deny," she said, referring to widening calls to demilitarise the Zec secretariat.
Makarau said her organisation has not yet raised enough money for the compilation of the biometric voters' roll, but was confident they will complete the process before elections.
"Yes, Zec has got time lines at the moment; we do not have enough money. We do not believe it will compromise the next election; we will complete the voter registration in good time for election.
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Makarau rejected claims of conflict of interest between her job as Zec chairperson and her role as secretary of the Judicial Service Commission (JSC). Opposition parties and political commentators have long demanded that the top court judge relinquish one of the roles.
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