I am shocked by this. SHOCKED.
If you had asked me which of my kids would love preschool and which would hate it, I would tell you that Alice would love it, and Tom would hate it.
And you would think I don't know my kids at all because the exact opposite is true.
Tom loves it. LOVES. Even though sometimes participating in the activities is hard for Tom to do (he thinks he has better ideas!) — he truly loves it. He loves his teachers, friends and activities. He's just doing great.
The first couple days were fine.
But then they had this week-long fall break two weeks after school started, and it's been downhill since then.
Her teachers are the same teachers Tom had for twos, so I know them pretty well. And they know Alice pretty well because she has grown up in front of their eyes these past couple years.
Here's the deal: Alice loves the crafts and activities. What she doesn't like is downtime. Or free play. She doesn't like that at all.
As soon as there is any type of break (like while the teachers set up for the next activity) she cries for me.
One day, her teacher made a deal with her — if she wouldn't cry until lunch, she could get a sticker, and then she could cry. Alice took that deal. But didn't cry at lunch because her teacher made that deal with her throughout the day and it worked!
So I felt like that was promising.
But it wasn't, because after that day she was onto it and didn't care about stickers or quietness so…boo.
Now she's been steadily getting worse.
Thursday she cried so much and so long, they actually had to move her to the director's office so she could color in there by herself (with the director, of course) because her crying for her mom makes the other kids cry for their moms.
But if you ask her if she likes the crafts, her teachers, or her friends, she'll say yes.
Now — Alice does not need to go to preschool this year. She's two. It's okay if she doesn't go. I don't need her to go or anything, and I love having her home. We only enrolled her because she's been begging to go and we thought she would love it.
What I'm saying is — I don't mind pulling her out. Maybe she's just not ready to be away from me, and that's totally okay with me.
But the reason I haven't pulled her out yet is because I was waiting to see if we consistently sent her (without a fall break, or a sickness kept her out one day) — if she would improve.
And I'm a little worried that if I pull her out this year, we'll have to go through all of this again next year.
But I really don't want her to hate preschool! There's nothing to hate! It's a fun, little school. A short day. With all the things she loves!
But if she doesn't love it, I don't want to send her. So that's where we are.
I'm pretty much ready to call it. Kevin wants to give it another week, which I understand.
And even if we take Alice out, she'll still be with me at every school event because I'm Tom's room mom and the co-chair of the Parent Council (super room mom!) so…she'll be there. She just won't be there.
We shall see. Maybe this week will be different and she'll be fine.
Or…maybe she'll be a 2-year-old-preschool-dropout.
Either way, I know for a fact, she'll be awesome.
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It is totally a thing! And you'd be a great homeschool mom — for preschool or further onward!
Ack..my learning notes…I am not superwoman. I am Crazy Woman and I must be stopped. I am driving us all bonkers. Gotta tweak our schedule before we all go run off a cliff. So don't let my craziness influence you negatively about homeschool. Please. I'm happy for you and sweet Alice to be home together. Enjoy it!
awww poor Alice! I would have guessed that she would have loved it too. She just wants more crafts!! Ha. You can totally home preschool her. For sure.
She's home! Today was her first day home from school and I think she loved it. Walks with friends and crafts — all WITH MOM. She was thrilled.
I know! I took her out. The preschool director said I could try again after Christmas, but I'm kinda thinking I won't. We'll just stick with home this year, and hopefully she'll be sick of me by next year. 🙂 LOVE!


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Q: In PostgreSQL, what is the difference between a "Stored Procedure" and other types of functions? I understand the distinction between:

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*Set-Returning-Functions (SRF)s

*Internal functions

*Window functions

*Aggregate functions of all sorts

*User-Implemented functions (which in PostgreSQL can be implement in any language)

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In SQL Server "Stored Procedures" are permitted through EXEC. What does that provide over any other function executed with SELECT that returns NULL?
When PostgreSQL gets Stored Procedures what will they bring me, and what is the formal distinction if any between a function and a stored procedure in the spec?
I read this question but it seems to predate the announcement of the implementation

A: PostgreSQL functions cannot start or end transactions.  They are stuck with whatever transaction they inherited from their invoking query.
When PostgreSQL gets stored procedures, they will be able to open and close transactions.
See also,

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A: Since Postgres functions (CREATE FUNCTION) only run in a (single) transaction context, several important commands cannot be executed inside a function body. Like CREATE DATABASE or CREATE INDEX CONCURRENTLY or VACUUM. The manual:

VACUUM cannot be executed inside a transaction block.

Functions are often called "stored procedures", which has always been a misleading term - probably carried over from other RDBMS. With the arrival of SQL procedures (CREATE PROCEDURE) in Postgres 11 that misnomer should be avoided completely.
SQL procedures can begin and end transactions. But the commands mentioned above are not allowed inside any transaction block at all, so those cannot be included in SQL procedures, either (yet).
Multiple result sets are planned for the future, but not implemented, yet.
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The train station Bordeaux-Saint-Jean, dite gare Saint-Jean <=> Bordeaux, est la plus grande gare ferroviaire de la region Nouvelle-Aquitaine, <=> 2 h 5 environ de Paris, par l'utilisation de la LGV Sud Europe Atlantique (mise en service le 2 juillet 2017). Its latitude and longitude geographic coordinates are 44° 49′ Read more [...]
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Film Review: Shinjuku Outlaw (1994) by Takashi Miike
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– "So why did you become a yakuza?"
– "Do you need a reason to become a yakuza in this country?"
When Shoichi Yomi (Hiroyuki Watanabe) takes on a kamikaze mission to eradicate a rival crime faction single-handedly, it ends tragically with him in a coma, tied to a hospital bed.
10 years later, Yomi wakes up to everyone's surprise, only to see that the power lines have shifted, and new alliances formed. He seeks out his old buddy Eto (Tatsuo Yamada), but it becomes clear soon that too many people would have preferred for him to stay comatose. Yomi is banished to Hiroshima on some false pretence, where he starts putting together a comeback and revenge plot to settle the debt once and for all.
"Shinjuku Outlaw" is an deceptively ordinary Miike film. It's one of Miike's numerous V-Cinema (straight to video) entries that deals its cards fast and dirty. The low production value doesn't stop the film from being an engaging viewing experience all the way through, as it manages to balance the numerous (ultra)violent action scenes with several more lyrical subplots – the duplicitous relation with Eto, the aspiration for a more tranquil life (even moment by moment) with the Taiwanese call girl (Ruby Moreno), or the world-weary two-faced cop Tagami (Kiyoshi Nakajo), who knows he's way too deep in the game now to be able to turn back. And there is an undeniable melancholic-tragic streak in Yomi that, paired with Watanabe's rock-like delivery, paints a really charismatic central figure.
There is a sense of alienation and non-belonging running through the film, accentuated most by the theme of national identity, foreign invasion (where the police and yakuza become strange bedfellows, both interested in keeping Japan to the Japanese) and blurred lines of loyalty. Japan's crime underworld is under attack of "delinquent Asian and Middle and Near Eastern gangs". Small-time yakuza and Yomi's driver Tsuji is originally from Peru, and utters to Yomi in one scene: "Now I am of no nationality". Yomi's nameless call girl partner is probably Taiwanese (the actress Ruby Moreno originates from the Philippines) and her words echo the babel of nations: "I hate them all. The Japanese, Chinese, Koreans, Filipinos". The main contender to the throne of the Crime Lord, the mysterious Fang, comes from Taiwan, and when a policeman uses the phrase "The Taiwan Mafia" in one scene, he might as well have said "The Mongol Horde". The aversion is clear as day. So is the fear. They are coming here to take what is ours and we have to show them their place. "Get back to your country", snarls Yomi to a Taiwanese underling, before shooting him in the head. "Shinjuku Outlaw" treads a fine line between social commentary and hate speech, but it's hard to believe that Miike has any nationalist agenda here; it's just the sign of the End Times. It's still likely though, that the 1994 film is edgy enough to piss off some interest groups today.
When the premise of "Shinjuku Outlaw" echoes another popular Western action story of the time, Steven Seagal's "Hard to Kill" (1990) that was released just a few years before, Miike also seems to base his film partly on "Shinjuku Outlaw: Buttobase" ("Step on the Gas") – a Toshiya Fujita's 1970 film of roughly the same title, where two outlaws join forces to take down the crime syndicate over a bunch of drugs. Which is roughly what happens here.
Through Fujita, it is also intriguing to speculate on the type of the character Yomi represents. Fujita is well known for his "Lady Snowblood" (1973) that was supposedly main inspiration for Tarantino's "Kill Bill". Yomi is not very far from Lady Snowblood / The Bride – a killing machine bent on revenge; a lone sword wielder against a horde of enemies.
"Shinjuku "Outlaw" is filthy and violent enough to attract the attention of the Video Nasties crowd, presents intriguingly fresh look on national loyalties, and gives us a strong central character to empathize with, although he's a gangster killer.
It pulls a lot of weight for a video movie, which, given it's a Miike film, shouldn't come as a surprise.
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Strange Remnants, the new expansion for Eldritch Horror, is now available at The Wandering Dragon!
The cosmos is now shifting towards an evil alignment, a Syzygy that is about to open up a mysterious, black portal that will swallow Earth whole. Strange Remnants charges you and your fellow investigators with the vital task of taking on the most ancient thing of all – the universe itself – in order to rescue the world from its imminent end. Fortunately, the prophets and priests of several ancient civilizations foresaw that this time would come. They erected magnificent, enduring monuments as defensive fortresses, and deep within the stones cached the knowledge and tools you need to save the world.
Four legendary and far-flung archeological sites contain the secrets you need to combat the Syzygy: the temple-filled Mayan city of Chichen Itza; the winding, impassible Great Wall of China; the mysterious, mist-shrouded ruins of Stonehenge; and Easter Island, with her massive, imposing Moai statues. Strange Remnants opens up travel to these powerful ancient places with the new Mystic Ruins Encounter Deck, discussed more thoroughly in our first preview.
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As the stars shift into their destined places, the cruel effects of the Syzygy can be felt across the world. It's strange energies create bizarre auroras in the sky even near the equator, far south of where the aurora borealis can be seen. Flocks of migrating birds suddenly plummet to their death, wolves howl in confusion and fear. Cultists of Azathoth have become ubiquitous and are now more powerful than any Cultists you have encountered before. But these events are nothing compared to what might befall Earth should it fall through the portal that the Syzygy will open.
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Tomatoes & Pumpkin vines. There are 3 pumpkins growing on 2 vines, two of them are defiantly a pie pumpkin but one is looking like it may grow to be a large pumpkin.
Cucumbers climbing to the second floor. The lower vines have almost lost all there leaves but I am still able to pick a couple cucumbers every few days.
The zucchini seeds I started after identify the pumpkin mix up. As with most veggie bloggers I am hoping there is enough time left for these late comers to produce.
Broccoli transplants. Even though the row cover keeps the cabbage butterflies off it does not stop slugs from munching away. They do seem to rebound well from there grazing.
Brussel Sprouts, Celery & Broccoli. The celery has grown well but I really don't like celery unless it is in stew or soup. I don't eat stew or soup unitl the fall & winter so this is kind of a waste of space. It is also a great host from ear wigs which eat the inner flesh of the celery. Next year I will not be growing celery.
Aww aren't they sweet looking and quiet, the best time of the day! The cats really have not been that bad though. Asides from feet attacking & towel attacking well folding to name a few they are entertaining to watch and nice to pet.
I will be posting this week about what I have been harvesting lately as well as a recipe for raw sauce. It is a tomato, pepper, onion relish that is jarred & processed for safe keeping. It is very good on hamburgers and is a great use from the excess tomatoes this time of year.
The past weekend was another wet, stormy weekend. Toronto has broke records for rain fall this summer and my area is well above average but to my knowledge we have not broken any records. I must say it has been great not having to drag the hose around. The photo above is of the treed lot behind our backyard. I have never seen water collect like this in the 5 years we have lived here.
One thing that is not faring well is my cucumbers. The leaves are covered with yellow spots and shortly after they go brown and crispy. They are still putting out cucumbers thought so that is a good thing. I think next year a disease resistant variety will be on the shopping list.
The rain has also been swamping my seedlings but thankfully it does not seem to bother them.
The plant that seems to like this weather the most is the accidental pumpkin vine. You can watch this plant grow daily with the one pumpkin going from a large marble size to a soft ball size in a week.
Some what on topic, I have visited another waterfall in Hamilton, ON. This time it was Albion Falls which is located on Mountain Brow Blvd on the south side of Hamilton. The rain has certainly made all the waterfalls more spectacular this summer, usually this time of year the flow is reduced. Here is a few photo's for the waterfall.
The drive to Toronto was good and we only were stuck in traffic twice for about 15 minutes each time. After the drive and finding some were to park that was not $30 dollars, we hit the pavement with the camera and tripod at 8pm. This left about 45 minutes of good sun setting light and the remaining time being spent on night photography. It was really exciting, some much so that we ran about 1hrs20min late picking up my sisters fiancé. Needless to say he was a little cranky about this but such is life. It was a much longer drive home due to construction reducing the highway to one lane so we did not make it back until 2:30am ish. Although I could have kept taking pictures all night if we didn't have to pick up Kris.
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I have just pulled all the beets, they had all grown to a good size and they were in the way of me being able to plant more broccoli. After pulling the beets I found the little toad in the photo below the beets. The toad blends in very well, I am surprised I even noticed it was there. After taking a couple photos of the toad I picked it up and moved it to the shade of the brussel sprouts.
I feel like I should have a drum roll before this photo, Tomatoes, finally. So far I have picked 3 cherokee purples, 1 moonglow & 1 japanese trifele black and still waiting on aunt ruby's german green & hillbilly potato loaf. I have also added a tomato count to the side bar, I have keeped up the weight count pretty well so it should be even easier to keep count of the tomatoes. Next year I am planning on having ripe tomatoes by july 1st at the latest. I am going to start them earlier, keep potting them up under lights until I can plant them out. Then plant them out either in a cold frame or plastic tents to get a jump start on the season.
Butter toasted bread, then spread mayonase and top will tomato & bacon.
Simply, Fast and very tasty.
Start of by adding a bunch of chives to a blender or food processor and add oil until it is at the level it will blend together readily. Once the oil turns green strain into a squirt bottle or bowl and put aside.
Now cut up the tomatoes and fresh mozzarella about a 1/4" thick. Place one tomato on the plate and then partly cover the tomato with mozzarella and season with salt, it takes a good amount of salt to season the tomato & cheese. Continue this until the plate is full.
Once it is arrange and seasoned drizzle the chive oil and vinegar over the dish. The rule of thumbs for oil to vinegar is always 3 parts oil to 1 part vinegar so aim for this.
When it is all dressed let it sit at room temperature so the flavors meld together. I made it before starting dinner, this seemed to offer enough time for it to marinate.
Anyhow, I am off to Toronto this evening with my Sister to pick up her Fiance. If I am blogging again in a couple days it means she did not kill me on the highway! Pray for me, lol.
If you recall a while back when I was saying that I planted my zucchini with compost that not to my knowledge had squash seeds in. Well I ended up with two pumpkin vines and no zucchini, I guess I thinned the wrong one. I believe it is a pie pumpkin because that is the only pumpkins I have had. It should be nice to have home grown, home made pumpkin pie. When I realized it was a pumpkin growing I planted some new zucchini seeds in place of my cabbage, there is just enough time from them to grow before the frost, about 50 days. I didn't use my compost this time.
Speaking of the cabbage, they had a little miss hap. They start to get a fair amount of cabbage butterfly damage and I was just about to pick them because of this. Well when I first thought this I should have pulled them because a critter in the night came and ate a 1/4 of each head. So needles to say they when in the composter, not really interested in wild animal saliva, yuck!
The real exciting part is my tomatoes are starting to turn and I should be able to start picking some tomorrow. This is great but I still want to try and get my tomatoes producing ripe fruit by July not August.
I have also been busy with fall crops. I have ground seeded the turnips and they have just germinated. The third broccoli seedlings I started did not even sprout this time but I was lucky enough to score transplants from a farmer in the Dundas, Ontario area. I bought a bag of 10 plants for $1 buck, what a deal! They are some really nice looking plants and I have them in the ground already. They are growing in a row covered tunnel to keep the cabbage butterfly off of them as well as to keep some of the heat off of them.
The cucumbers are just starting to be large enough to pick. The plants are getting yellow spots on the leaves, this must be some disease. I am guessing it is from all the rain we have had and I am hoping I get a good crop before it kills the plant. The pole beans are just starting to produce good size beans but the lima beans have just flowers so far.
After doing u-pick strawberry this year and then making strawberry jelly, I decided to do the same thing with raspberries. Having never picked raspberries before I found out in a hurry that it is a little tedious, it took 1.5 hours to pick 4 litres(4 quarts.) The plants did not have many thorns so that was a good thing and the weather was nice so it was rather enjoyable to be out in the field. I did manage to get raspberry juice on my new, white patchwork shorts, never been one to dress appropriately. I am going to make jelly, a cheese cake as well as freeze what's left over the next couple days.
I also found many insects in the plants so I will post photos' of them below as well as other photos I took. It really is amazing the variety of things you can find in plain sight. It seems now a days everyone wants you to think the environment is going to hell, it seems like it is doing fine to me. As well as the whole arctic melting thing, last time I checked to form ice it would have had to be water at some point so how is it unnatural for it to melt again? Anyhow that is my rant of the day.
I will post about the vegetable garden in the next couple days, exciting things are happening!!!
Milk Weed beetle, on a Milk Weed plant.
Big Green in the field, about the closest thing it gets to manual labour.


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Cleptes nigritus nigritus é uma subespécie de insetos himenópteros, mais especificamente de vespas pertencente à família Chrysididae.

A autoridade científica da subespécie é Mercet, tendo sido descrita no ano de 1904.

Trata-se de uma subespécie presente no território português.

Referências
 Cleptes nigritus nigritus - de Jong, Y.S.D.M. (ed.) (2013) Fauna Europaea version 2.6. Web Service available online at http://www.faunaeur.org (consultado em 12 de janeiro de 2014).

Ligações externas

 Cleptes nigritus - Biodiversity Heritage Library - Bibliografia
 Cleptes nigritus - NCBI Taxonomy Database
 Cleptes nigritus - Global Biodiversity Information Facility
 Cleptes nigritus - Encyclopedia of Life

Himenópteros de Portugal
nigritus
Himenópteros descritos em 1904

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


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Gardens in Staffordshire
Staffordshire contains part of the National Forest, moorland in the north and Cannock Chase, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Gardens in Staffordshire Shugborough Estate and Biddulph Grange Garden are listed below.
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Shugborough Estate is a rich blend of landscape, monuments, gardens and architecture, shaped by travel and adventure. Open under the National Trust since March 2017.
Biddulph Grange Garden
Explore the Beautiful Biddulph Grange Gardens James Bateman's Victorian Biddulph Grange Gardens near Stoke-on-Trent was beautifully restored by the National Trust and the result is a day out that allows you to journey the world via its plants. The garden has a number of themed areas so you will find yourself wandering from the Chinese Temple to the Egyptian Court and onto the Pinetum, the Dahlia Walk and the Himalayan Glen. There are tunnels, passageways and undulating paths that wea...
Moseley Old Hall
Discover the secret hiding place of a King and explore its beautiful gardens Moseley Old Hall´s garden has been re-created in the 17th century style. Includes a formal knot garden, a wooden arbour covered with clematis, neat box parterres, a walled garden with topiary and annual borders, an arched pergola hung with two varieties of vines and clematis viticella, and a nut walk. All plants and trees used were known in England in the 1700s. Included fruits are medlar, quince, mulbbery, c...
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Wightwick Manor & Gardens
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Explore the beautiful gardens of Wightwick Manor The Wightwick Manor´s 17 acre garden was designed by Alfred Parsons and Thomas Mawson. The main framework consists of large trees with an eye-catching octagonal arbour hung with clematis and roses in the centre of the rose garden. A less formal area has a pool, shrubs and rhododendrons. In addition there are two rows of yews, herbaceous borders and beds containing plants (taken!) from gardens of famous authors such as Tennyson and Dicke...
Birmingham Botanical Gardens & Glasshouses
Being one of Birmingham's best attractions, The Birmingham Botanical Gardens offers something for everyone, be it one of the four stunning glasshouses showing tropical rainforest to arid desert, playground, tearoom and garden gift shop all surrounded by some of the most beautiful gardens in the UK.
Dudmaston Estate
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Explore the exquisite Dudmaston Gardens Dudmaston is a delightful late 18th, early 19th century 8 acre garden, which is a mass of colour in spring with rhododendrons, azaleas viburnums and daffodils. Recently replanted herbaceous borders, roses, a bog garden and maples give later colour. Enjoy a walk in the Dingle, a wooded valley, the restored rock garden of local red sandstone or the popular `Big Pool´ surrounded by attractive plantings. Old fruit trees, shrubs and large specimen t...
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Explore the Gardens of Haddon Hall The gardens at Haddon Hall were cleared and replanted at the beginning of the 20th century, returning them to their former glory. Yew trees were planted as well as herbaceous borders; climbing ivy was stripped from balustrades and climbing roses planted in their place. Haddon Hall is considered to have one of the most romantic gardens in Britain. Haddon Hall's garden is one of the country's earliest examples of a garden designed in conjunction with ...
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enepath Unveils Eclipse Voice Trading for Buy, Sell Side Clients
The newly launched Eclipse product suite offers a Turret as a Service (TaaS) option.
Jeff Patterson | Execution ( Institutional FX ) | Thursday, 29/09/2016 | 11:59 GMT+2 2016-09-29T09:59:50+00:00 2016-09-29T11:00:45+00:00
enepath, a trading technology and communications specialist, has launched the Eclipse product suite, offering voice trading technology for trading room needs in an attempt to streamline communications and scalability for buy and sell side firms, according to an enepath statement.
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The Eclipse product suite offers a Turret as a Service (TaaS) option, which operates as a fully managed solution with remote hosting and multiple accessibility options including private cloud. In conjunction with its partner Telstra, the new product also utilizes a linear cost model that allows a trading desk to scale up and down from one to thousands of turrets as required.
The foundation for the new product was built on enepath's Adaptive Media Platform (AMP), which aims to deliver a fully distributed private peer2peer (P2P) IP voice trading network which adapts in real-time to provide redundancy. In addition, the Eclipse Turret was developed for both buy and sell side trading firms, complete with multiple levels of security for users and devices to help ensure traders operate in a fully secure and audited environment.
According to Huw Williams, enepath Chief Technology Officer (CTO), in a recent statement on the launch: "Our voice trading technology has been developed with today's traders in mind who are accustomed to multi-channels, touch screens and tablets. Our mission is to enable traders to operate efficiently and with confidence anywhere and at anytime."
"The enepath team, with our long pedigree in voice trading solutions, understand that voice hardware is still as important as it ever was. Whilst some in this industry are suggesting that a software only solution is the way to transform the cost model, the Eclipse range addresses the cost requirement without the associated consequences of having to compromise on quality and functionality," he added.
"The FinTech sector has much potential for competition and growth and enepath is taking a leading role in this market". He continued "With the delivery of our new Eclipse product suite and working with Telstra, our global business partner, we are transforming the way people think about, implement and manage the use of voice inside and outside the trading room," noted Gavin Davis, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) at enepath in an accompanying statement.
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STEAMBOAT SPRINGS — A 71-car cargo train partially derailed outside of Oak Creek on Tuesday afternoon, causing multiple road closures in the area.
There are no reported injuries in the incident, which occurred at about 1 p.m. after the lead wheels on the locomotive at the front of the train came off the tracks at a crossing west of Bell Avenue.
Bell Avenue was expected to be closed for as long as five hours, along with Moffat Avenue and Sharp Avenue in Oak Creek, according to Oak Creek Police Department Chief Ralph Maher.
"You can still get in and around the town — you just can't go through it," Maher said.
Detour routes include Routt County Road 27 and C.R. 50Z, also known as Willow Bend.
Railroad inspectors are investigating the cause of the derailment.
Maher emphasized that it is illegal to walk or otherwise travel between the train cars while the train is stopped.
"That train could move at any time without warning," he said.


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Тарас Дмитрович Івасютин ( 20 липня 1942, Коломия) — український мовознавець

Життєпис
Народився 20 липня 1942 року в м. Коломиї, Івано-Франківської обл. (Україна). Заступник декана факультету іноземних мов Чернівецького державного університету ім. Юрія Федьковича (1986—1992), завідувач кафедрою французької філології факультету іноземних мов ЧНУ ім. Ю. Федьковича (1996-1999),  завідувач кафедрою сучасних іноземних мов та перекладу факультету історії, політології та міжнародних відносин Чернівецького національного університету.ім. Юрія Федьковича (2001—2018 рр.), з 2018 року до тепер — доцент цієї ж кафедри.

Освіта: факультет іноземних мов (французьке відділення) Львівського державного університету ім. І. Франка (1965); стажування у Центрі прикладної лінгвістики Безансонського університету (20.01 — 24.02.1970, м. Безансон, Франція), при кафедрі французької філології Саскачеванського університету (грудень-січень 1982 р., м Саскатун, Канада), стажування в університетах мм. Києва, Львова, Москви (1971, 1972, 1977, 1981, 1986). Кандидатська дисертація на тему: «Ж. Б. Мольєр в українсько-французьких літературних взаєминах» (дожовтневий період) (1983).

Автор близько 153 наукових праць, статей, тез доповідей, методичних та навчальних посібників, в тому числі, 42 — французькою і німецькою мовами, перекладів, останній з яких переклад українською мовою за сприяння П. Троца і О. Косенко   книги французьких авторів Ж.-Ф. Ардуена і Р.Матьє "Зуби кажуть правду". Видавництво "Книги - ХХІ", 2021- 174 С.

Громадсько-культурна діяльність
Делегат від України у Європейській Асоціації ім. Франсуа Моріака (з 1995 р.), представник від України при Товаристві ім. Пауля Целана в Еколь Нормаль Сюпер'єр (Париж).

Член журі Премії імені Григорія Сковороди (2008 р.). Голова Ініціативного комітету «Альянс Франсез» у Чернівцях (2000—2012). Ініціатор підписання Угоди про співробітництво між університетами мм. Чернівці та Метц (Франція) (1998 р.). Протягом семестру 2000 р. — запрошений викладач в університеті м. Метц (Франція).

Співорганізатор круглого столу «Чернівці як топос єврейської культури» — 2003 р.; Міжнародної наукової конференції Європейської Асоціації ім. Франсуа Моріака на тему «Мовчання/замовчування у сучасній європейській літературі» — 2011; постійний учасник міжнародного поетичного фестивалю «Meridian Czernowitz».

Нагороди та відзнаки
 Значок «Відмінник освіти України» — 1997
 Почесна грамота Чернівецької обласної державної адміністрації та Чернівецької обласної ради з нагоди 130-річчя ЧНУ ім. Юрія Федьковича — 2005
 Заслужений працівник освіти України — 2007
 Медаль"На славу Чернівців" — 2012
 Почесна грамота Управління освіти і науки Чернівецької обласної держадміністрації — 2007
 Почесна грамота Українського фонду культури — 2017
 Орден « Академічні Пальми — Palmes Academiques» (Франція) — 2017
 Лауреат обласної літературної премії ім. Пауля Целана — 2018

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I received your friendly letter, for which I am obliged to you. It is three weeks ago to day (Sunday, Aug. 15,) that I was struck with a fit of an apoplexy, that deprived me of all sense and motion. I had neither pulse nor breathing, and the people about me supposed me dead. I had felt exceedingly well that day, and had just taken a slice of bread and butter for supper, and was going to bed. The fit took me on the stairs, as suddenly as if I had been shot through the head; and I got so very much hurt by the fall, that I have not been able to get in and out of bed since that day, otherwise than being lifted out in a blanket, by two persons; yet all this while my mental faculties have remained as perfect as I ever enjoyed them. I consider the scene I have passed through as an experiment on dying, and I find that death has no terrors for me. As to the people called Christians, they have no evidence that their religion is true. There is no more proof that the Bible is the word of God, than that the Koran of Mahomet is the word of God. It is education makes all the difference. Man, before he begins to think for himself, is as much the child of habit in Creeds as he is in ploughing and sowing. Yet creeds, like opinions, prove nothing.
The Christian religion is derogatory to the Creator in all its articles. It puts the Creator in an inferior point of view, and places the Christian Devil above him. It is he, according to the absurd story in Genesis, that outwits the Creator in the garden of Eden, and steals from him his favorite creature, Man, and at last obliges him to beget a son, and put that son to death, to get Man back again; and this the priests of the Christian religion call redemption.
As I am now well enough to sit up some hours in the day, though not well enough to get up without help, I employ myself as I have always done, in endeavoring to bring man to the right use of the reason that God has given him, and to direct his mind immediately to his Creator, and not to fanciful secondary beings called mediators, as if God was superannuated or ferocious.
As to the book called the Bible, it is blasphemy to call it the word of God. It is a book of lies and contradictions, and a history of bad times and bad men. There are but a few good characters in the whole book. The fable of Christ and his twelve apostles, which is a parody on the Sun and the twelve signs of the Zodiac, copied from the ancient religions of the Eastern world, is the least hurtful part. Every thing told of Christ has reference to the Sun. His reported resurrection is at sunrise, and that on the first day of the week; that is, on the day anciently dedicated to the Sun, and from thence called Sunday -- in Latin 'Dies Solis,' the day of the Sun; as the next day, Monday, is Moon-day. But there is no room in a letter to explain these things.
While man keeps to the belief of one God, his reason unites with his creed. He is not shocked with contradictions and horrid stories. His bible is the heavens and the earth. He beholds his Creator in all his works, and everything he beholds inspires him with reverence and gratitude. From the goodness of God to all, he learns his duty to his fellow-man, and stands self-reproved when he transgresses it. Such a man is no persecutor.
But when he multiplies his creed with imaginary things, of which he can have neither evidence nor conception, such as the tale of the garden of Eden, the Talking Serpent, the Fall of Man, the Dreams of Joseph the Carpenter, the pretended Resurrection and Ascension, of which there is even no historical relation, -- for no historian of those times mentions such a thing, -- he gets into the pathless region of confusion, and turns either fanatic or hypocrite. He forces his mind, and pretends to believe what he does not believe. This is in general the case with the Methodists. Their religion is all creed and no morals.
I have now, my friend, given you a 'fac simile' of my mind on the subject of religion and creeds, and my wish is, that you make this letter as publicly known as you find opportunities of doing.


I run a message board with about 250 members, and I'm getting maybe 40 bounced emails a day, and it keeps getting worse. It's causing a severe disruption to my primary business, which uses this as it's email account. How do I make Dreamhost stop sending bounced mail to my primary email address?
That's a misleading subject line. It looks like you're mailbombing yourself.
As I recall, you're running phpBB. Is messageboard@ a real mailbox, or a forwarder? How about setting up a fresh new mailbox and change your phpBB config to use that one?
Apparently I am mailbombing myself, but I don't have anything set up that would cause it to happen; it appears to be a default Dreamhost setting that can't be changed. The emails are being forwarded since phpBB can only forward emails and can't actually use a real email address (to my knowledge).
The mailbox@ is an actual email address that was created explicitly to catch and delete mail. The mail isn't coming there though; after being sent it's getting bounced straight back to ozort@cortes.
I've set up a blocker to block all email from ozort@cortes, which seems like a silly thing to do; to have to automatically delete all emails coming from a renegade account that I own that seems to have turned evil.
The emails are being forwarded since phpBB can only forward emails and can't actually use a real email address (to my knowledge).
This doesn't make sense to me. I don't see what you mean by phpBB forwarding.
I know you set up a messageboard mailbox that deletes without bounce, but it sounds like it's not doing this. What happens if you turn it into a real mailbox so it doesn't delete or bounce mail? Just out of curiosity.
Can you double check in Manage Email in the panel to be sure it says "Deleted without bounce." for that address? Maybe that setting didn't really get caught by the system, which is why I suggested that you make it a real mailbox just to wake things up.


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Weekend storm claims another historic covered 'kissing bridge' in N.B.
THE CANADIAN PRESS Published Tuesday, January 16, 2018 7:15AM AST
Damage to the Bell Bridge in Hoyt, N.B. is seen in this undated handout photo. (THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO, Debbie McCann)
HOYT, N.B. -- New Brunswick's tourist-friendly stock of picturesque covered bridges continues to quickly decline, with the province acknowledging it cannot save an 87-year-old bridge ravaged over the weekend by ice and flood waters.
"The Bell Bridge is not salvageable. It took a significant amount of water and ice. A lot of the boards were removed with the water," Transportation Minister Bill Fraser said Monday as he assessed the damage in Hoyt, roughly halfway between Fredericton and Saint John.
New Brunswick reportedly had about 340 covered bridges in the early 1940s, but now has just 59. They remain a major part of tourism marketing for the province -- which calls them "kissing bridges" and offers a map of them.
Just last week, a Sussex-area bridge was damaged by a motor vehicle accident.
And last fall, the 104-year-old Hammond River Bridge had to be removed due to extensive wood rot. Attempts to repair it ended when a large excavator loaded with lumber crashed through the bridge deck. It is being replaced with a new modular bridge.
Fraser said Monday crews will have to quickly replace the Bell Bridge with a temporary or permanent structure.
"We have 17 families on the other side of the bridge that have very limited access. The temporary road that we have in is an old woods road that requires four-by-fours," Fraser said.
Hoyt resident Debbie McCann said it's devastating news -- the bridge is a significant landmark in the community and a draw for tourists.
"This one was built in 1931, so you can only imagine the number of floods we've had in that period of time that it survived," she said.
"It is quite meaningful to me personally, because as kids growing up we would spend entire summers hanging out at that bridge."
McCann said there is a swimming hole at the bridge, and it would often be the location for corn boils and barbecues.
It is one of three covered bridges in the community that's surrounded by mountains and rolling hills.
She said the changing weather of recent years has seen more frequent flooding of the numerous water courses that converge there.
Fraser said engineers are taking a close look at the Sussex-area bridge damaged last week.
"We've engaged with the Department of Tourism, Heritage and Culture to help us work on a draft policy for our covered bridges," Fraser said.
"I've also asked for an assessment on all our covered bridges. That's going to take some time to determine what work they need. They've done about a dozen so far," he said.
New Brunswick is also home to the world's longest covered bridge, in Hartland.
The 390-metre Hartland Bridge opened in 1901 but wasn't covered until 20 years later.
According to a New Brunswick tourism site, "The Longest Covered Bridge in the World is, like all covered bridges in New Brunswick, a 'kissing bridge.' Kissing bridges date back to the years of horse and wagon traffic, when young men 'trained' their horses to stop about half way across the bridge, wait while the couple shared a couple of kisses, and then continue to the other side of the bridge."
Premier Brian Gallant announced last week that his government plans to spend $670 million in capital work on the province's 3,500 bridge structures over the next five years.
-- By Kevin Bissett in Fredericton.
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"..the laborer is worthy of his hire... " (Luke 10:7).
"Even so hath the Lord ordained that they which preach the gospel should live of the gospel" (I Corinthians 9:14).
"Let him that is taught in the word communicate unto him that teacheth in all good things" (Galatians 6:6).
Your interesting letter and check for $5.00 just received, with sincere thanks for both. Especially my remembrance to Bro. Gus Dunn and his one visit to my cabin home in Mississippi. Bro. Dunn and I were both preaching the Gospel around Water Valley, Mississippi, and so far as I knew, I was alone — until Gus knocked on my cabin door.
A cabin had just one small room, one door, no window, and a "stick and dirt" chimney that we could never warm by — it would catch fire easily. My mother and my wife tried to live in such a cabin. We had only one bed and Mother had to have that. Wife and I slept on the floor. Mother died a short time before Bro. Dunn visited us.
The cemetery was about 200 yards from my cabin door. I had no horse and no buggy. I preached at Hatton, Mississippi, six month, to a small bunch that attended. From my cabin, it was eleven miles to Hatton. I walked the distance (22) miles never failing to show up for services. Some times it was raining. One time I remember, I became so sleepy that I pulled high broom sage and made me a bed and never waked up until the sun was up (my wife was frantic when I did not get home as I never failed before).
So far as I can now remember, I never received one penny for the six months preaching, but a Bro. Hughes came to see me and brought a dozen eggs. I was also given credit at a store to the extent of a small "side of bacon." The eggs and bacon were assembled just a few hours before Gus Dunn knocked on my door. (Was that Providential?) Anyhow, that is how Gus got dinner that day! Bro Dunn stayed most of the night, and we counted our blessings and went to bed (and the floor). The bacon left from supper we put away carefully.
But that night, while we were sleeping, a mountain lion came in and tried to carry our bacon to his lair. He got the piece but could not get it through the half-door — the rest he left for us. A couple of neighborhood boys, the next day, went hunting for that lion and treed it in a tall sweet-gum. From head to tail that lion measured 9 feet. In my walks, for 6 months. I feared contact with other beasts but was never actually attacked.
In "stickability" it cost a lot to hold a meeting under such circumstances. No money was exchanged, for there wasn't any: it was dire suffering most of the time.
Before moving to this cabin we rented (?) another cabin, at Paris, Mississippi. It was, to be accurate, a cow shed. Mother was then living but in very poor health. She was given our only bed and wife and I slept on the floor, or on corn stalks for a mattress.
Hunger again stalked us until I remembered a sister some ten miles away who had asked if we needed any food. I kissed my wife and mother and marched into the darkness. It was raining. After midnight I reached that sister's home and knocked on the door. When she and her husband heard my voice they dressed and came out. I told my story and they took me to the smokehouse and took down a small side of bacon to take home to a hungry wife and mother in the cow-shed, but when I got home with the bacon, there was nothing in the way of food to go with it. So we three ate bacon (minus). I was preaching every night, some 5 or 6 miles from my cow-shed home, and walking as usual.
This account of some of my struggles haunted me for three whole years, and I suspect that Bro. Dunn had like success — if that word truly expresses the situation. I baptized many people and I am quite sure it was not without suffering that attended those baptisms. God knows.
Brother Howell, I am thankful that you are not suffering so much, and that you will soon be well again. Your checks are deeply appreciated and while I am not preaching any more. I do all the more, appreciate the spirit of your letter. I would like to hear from brother Dunn.
"Fuqua plunged into mission work in spite of little hope of financial gain. Between 1899 and 1902 he evangelized in Mississippi." (Search for the Ancient Order, Vol. III. p.113).


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import Contracts = require("../Declarations/Contracts");
import Config = require("./Config");
import Context = require("./Context");
/**
 * Manages the logic of creating envelopes from Telemetry objects
 */
declare class EnvelopeFactory {
    /**
     * Creates envelope ready to be sent by Channel
     * @param telemetry Telemetry data
     * @param telemetryType Type of telemetry
     * @param commonProperties Bag of custom common properties to be added to the envelope
     * @param context Client context
     * @param config Client configuration
     */
    static createEnvelope(telemetry: Contracts.Telemetry, telemetryType: Contracts.TelemetryType, commonProperties?: {
        [key: string]: string;
    }, context?: Context, config?: Config): Contracts.Envelope;
    private static createTraceData(telemetry);
    private static createDependencyData(telemetry);
    private static createEventData(telemetry);
    private static createExceptionData(telemetry);
    private static createRequestData(telemetry);
    private static createMetricData(telemetry);
    private static getTags(context, tagOverrides?);
    private static parseStack(stack);
}
export = EnvelopeFactory;

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