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Jérôme Chenal, né le  à Porrentruy est un architecte et urbaniste suisse spécialiste des villes africaines.

Biographie
Jérôme Chenal étudie l'architecture à l'École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne où il obtient un diplôme d'architecte en 1997. Il y soutient une thèse de doctorat sur des questions de planification urbaine dans les villes africaines.

Après ses études d'architecture à l'EPFL, il travaille dans un , et développe parallèlement sa propre structure.

Il travaille aujourd'hui à l'École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne, où il dirige la Communauté d'études pour l'aménagement du territoire.

Repenser la planification urbaine en Afrique
Jérôme Chenal propose une vision pragmatique des villes africaines , suggérant de sortir des modèles conçus dans les conférences internationales pour inventer les villes à partir de leurs propres réalités. Les difficultés viennent souvent d'un certain manque d'imagination et de créativité dans les réponses que l'on donne aux problèmes, et les référentiels utilisés manquent de réalisme s'ils ne découlent pas d'une compréhension fine des dynamiques en cours dans ces villes. Chenal questionne les relations entre transformations de l'espace et mutations sociales, entre planification urbaine et pratiques de la rue, en Suisse et en Afrique principalement.

Activités
Jérôme Chenal est l'auteur d'un cours en ligne (MOOC intitulé «Villes africaines: Introduction à la planification urbaine» et publie depuis 2017 des chroniques pour le journal  Le Monde, dans lesquelles il aborde les enjeux fondamentaux de la planification urbaine en Afrique et propose, sur la base d'exemples précis, des pistes de solutions.

Depuis 2017 cet urbaniste publie un classement des villes africaines qui mesure la qualité de vie dans les 100 plus grandes villes par l'analyse statistique de plus d'une centaine d'indicateurs, en cherchant à saisir le mieux possible le point de vue du citadin. L'idée n'est pas de mettre en compétition les villes, mais d'élaborer progressivement des outils simples de monitoring du développement urbain.

Il dirige actuellement une dizaine de recherches doctorales, essayant de comprendre les mécanismes de construction des périphéries urbaines en Afrique subsaharienne. Il mène aussi des travaux sur diverses villes comme Yaoundé, Lomé, Dakar, Nouakchott, Abidjan, Brazzaville, N'Djamena, Douala, et même caribéennes, comme Port-au-Prince.

Enseignement
 Villes africaines: Introduction à la planification urbaine
 Villes africaines: Environnement et enjeux de développement durable

Publications
 J. Chenal. La ville ouest-africaine. Modèles de planification de l'espace urbain. MétisPresses, Genève, 978-2-940406-18-0, vuesDensemble, 2013.
 J. Chenal. The west african city. Urban space and models of urban planning. EPFL Press, Lausanne, 2014.

 J. Chenal, Y. Pedrazzini. «Tentative Classification of Various Slum Types», in Learning from the Slums for the Development of Emerging Cities, p. 31-41, GeoJournal Library 119, 2016.
 J. Chenal. «Ville dense ou ville diffuse ? Quel avenir pour les périphéries des villes du sud ?» in Villes en développement, num. 102, p. 2-3, 2016.
 I. Diagana, J. Chenal and S. Hasler. Villes africaines : restructuration des quartiers précaires. EPFL Press, Lausanne, 978-2-88914-401-3, BOOCs EPFL, 2016.
 Yemadji, J. Chenal, S. Hasler and A. F. Kemajou Mbianda. Villes africaines: Environnement et enjeux de développement durable. EPFL Press, Lausanne, 978-2-88914-429-7, BOOCs EPFL, 2017.
 P. Sakho, J. Chenal and A. F. Kemajou Mbianda. Villes africaines: mobilités et transports urbains. EPFL Press, Lausanne, 978-2-88914-431-0, BOOCs EPFL, 2017
 J. Chenal. Architecture et ville contemporaine en Afrique. Africa Big Change/Big Chance, Centre international pour la Ville, l'Architecture et le Paysage (CIVA), Bruxelles, February 2, 2015.
 J.-C. Bolay, Y. Pedrazzini and J. Chenal. Learning from the Slums, Learning for the Slums in Learning from the Slums for the Development of Emerging Cities, p. 239-247, GeoJournal Library 119, 2016.
 J. Chenal, Y. Pedrazzini, G. Cisse and V. Kaufmann (Eds.). Quelques rues d'Afrique. Observation et gestion de l'espace public à Abidjan, Dakar et Nouakchott. Les éditions du Lasur, Lausanne, 978-2-9700357-6-3, 2009.

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Naissance en septembre 1973
Architecte suisse
Urbaniste suisse

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Q: Sequential 3D transformations I have a function s[x,y,z] that assumes a reference of centered at the origin and pointed along the positive z axis. Given two points, I want to rotate and translate that function such that its center is now at the midpoint of the two points and it is rotated to point toward the second of the points. I can do it sequentially with two operators like so:
rot[p1_,p2_]@f_:=f@@RotationTransform[{Normalize[p2-p1],{0,0,1}}][{x,y,z}]
rs[x_,y_,z_]=rot[point1,point2]@s
trans[p1_,p2_]@f_:=f@@TranslationTransform[-(p2+p1)/2][{x,y,z}]
trs[x_,y_,z_]=trans[point1,point2]@rs

However, I cannot seem to write an operator that does both correctly. This seems like it should work, and yet does not.
move[p1_,p2_]@f_:=f@@(Composition[TranslationTransform[-(p2+p1)/2],
         RotationTransform[{Normalize[p1-p2],{0,0,1}}]][{x, y, z}])

The rotation seems fine, but the translation is off. Help?
Edited to add: Here is a test function and some initial points (midpoint at origin, displaced equally along z axis).

Here is some code showing the starting conditions:

Here is some code showing the desired outcome (the two points that will be passed, the vector for the direction I want it pointing, and the midpoint where I want the origin translated to).

When I use the two individual operators in sequence, I get the correct output:

But when I try to use the composite operator, I get this:

A: Ok, I have found a workaround, though I am still baffled by why a workaround is even needed. Here is what works:
move3[p1_, p2_]@f_ := Block[{tmp, pt},
       tmp = f @@ RotationTransform[{Normalize[p2 - p1], {0, 0, 1}}][{x, y, z}];
       pt = (p2 + p1)/2;
       tmp /. {x -> x - pt[[1]], y -> y - pt[[2]], z -> z - pt[[3]]}]

The strange thing is that defining tmp as tmp[x_,y_,z_] and replacing the last line with tmp[x-pt[[1]],y-pt[[1]],z-pt[[1]]]] does not work!

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Police are appealing for information after a young girl was allegedly touched inappropriately in Walsall.
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Walsall Police officers have released an image of a man they want to speak to in connection with the offence.
Although the image is of poor quality, officers hope it is clear enough to jog someone's memory.
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Information given may lead to a reward of up to £1,000.


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Q: Loading property files in weblogic 10.3 I have an application which acesses a lot of property files. In jboss 5.1 we can load this from the conf directory.  I would like to know if there is any such way of loading the property files in weblogic 10.3 .
I don't want to include it in an jar and place in the lib,since these property files are configurable files. The user needs to configure certain properties of the application.
Also placing the property files in the domain directory is not very good and I also would like to know if there is any other way of achieving the same .
Regards
Raj

A: You can place the properties files needed by your application(s) to the classpath of Weblogic and then remove the files from your WAR/JAR/EAR.
If you choose a specific folder that is not yet in your classpath, just log on the Weblogic console, and navigate through Environment -> Servers -> [Your server name] -> Configuration -> Server Start
Now it is just about adding the folder containing your properties file(s) to the classpath.


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Gubernia Mării Negre (în ) a fost o gubernie amplasată în sudul Imperiului Rus, cu capitala în Novorossiisk. Gubernia ocupa partea de vest a Caucazului și se întindea ca o fâșie relativ îngustă de-a lungul coastei de nord-est a Mării Negre. Ea învecina la nord-vest și nord-est cu regiunea Kuban (de la care era separată prin creasta caucaziană), și în partea de sud-est cu ținutul Suhumi din gubernia Kutaisi.

Demografie

Structura etnică
Structura etnică potrivit recensământului din 1897:

Referințe

Bibliografie
 Основные административно-территориальные преобразования на Кубани (1793—1985 гг.) / Сост.: А. С. Азаренкова, И. Ю. Бондарь, Н.С. Вертышева. — Краснодар: Краснодарское кн. изд-во, 1986. — 394 с.

Fondări în 1896
Mării Negre
Desființări în 1920
Istoria Caucazului
Istoria regiunii Kuban


Last week, Tesla announced that all the cars it produces, including the upcoming Model 3, will feature full self-driving hardware. Tesla also released a video that demonstrates the capability of the system and Tesla is now planning a long distance trip across the US that will put it's technology to the ultimate test.
Tesla CEO,Elon Musk, has reportedly announced that an all-electric autonomous Tesla vehicle will embark on a long distance journey from Los Angelas to New York in full autonomous mode before the end of 2017. The vehicle will cover almost 4 500 km through 11 states, without any input from a driver. More so, Musk is confident that the vehicle will also be able to find its owner, even if the owner is on the other side of the country. This feature is made possible by using a 'summon mode' on your smartphone and the car will drive itself to come find you. It's certainly groundbreaking technology, but the proof is in the pudding and we will have to wait and see how Tesla's ambitions play out in the real world.
Tesla has recently made headlines for all the right, and wrong reasons, but the major announcement to come from the Palo Alto-based electric car manufacturer is that all the vehicles it produces from now on, will feature full self-driving hardware that, in the words of Tesla, will offer a "safety level substantially greater than that of a human driver".
The hardware required to make the magic happen includes 8 surround cameras that provide a 360 degree view around the car with a range of up to 250 metres. In addition, 12 updated ultrasonic sensors help detect objects at almost twice the distance compared to the previous system. Each Tesla vehicle will also be fitted with a forward-facing radar with enhanced processing capability that's able to see through heavy rain, fog, dust and the car in front of you.
With all its onboard cameras and sensors, the new Tesla hardware "provides a view of the world the driver alone cannot access".
Before these features can be enabled, Tesla will calibrate the system using millions of kilometres of real-world driving to ensure safety and convenience. Initially, vehicles fitted with the hardware will lack some features (emergency braking, collision warning, lane keep assist and active cruise control) fitted as standard on previous Tesla cars with first-generation Autopilot hardware. As the features become validated, they will be activated over the air. New features will also be introduced as the validation process progresses.
The Tesla Model S and Model X are already being produced with this technology and are being sold on global markets. Tesla vehicles are not yet available in our market but Tesla announced earlier this year that South Africa would be added to the order book for the Model 3, which will likely become a reality in 2018.


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Cruises to Isle of Pines, New Caledonia
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Isle of Pines Port Guide
Isle of Pines Shore Excursions
Isle of Pines New Caledonia Port Guide
Travelers will finish a cruise to Isle of Pines, New Caledonia feeling like they've just stumbled upon a secret part of the world. Rich in beauty and adventure, Isles of Pines makes for a low-key destination thanks its separateness from New Caledonia's main island.
Isle of Pines is a small island located just a 30-minute ferry ride from that main island, though it feels worlds away due to thick greenery largely made up of pine trees, which provides a starkly rugged contrast to the blues of the sea. Isle of Pines also boasts an impressive underwater world as it's surrounded by coral reefs. It is nicknamed "the closest island to paradise" and also has a UNESCO World Heritage designation that helps to prevent it from being overdeveloped. On shore, beaches abound and the island's history as a penal colony means there are also some eerily interesting ruins to explore.
While in Isle of Pines, cruise passengers can visit city sights, historic ruins, or incredible natural scenery. Whatever you choose, you're sure to have a memorable day exploring this special island in the South Pacific. Because of this, it's often a favorite port of cruisers when included on itineraries leaving from Australia or New Zealand.
View All Cruises to Isle of Pines, New Caledonia
Top Sights & Attractions for Cruises to Isle of Pines
Vao is the administrative center of Isle of Pines and is home to some of its top landmarks. Here, you'll find historic buildings and coastal scenery. It's a great place to amble around and soak up the local culture of the island. A top site to see while in Vao is Our Lady of the Assumption church. Missionaries to Isle of Pines had a strong influence on the island in the 1800s, and Our Lady of the Assumption church is a great example of South Pacific missionary architecture. Built in 1860, the church includes both traditional Christian symbols and native culture of the island.
Queen Hortense's Cave
This cave is one with a rich history and impressive formations. While walking through it you'll see impressive stalactites and stalagmites hanging from the cave ceiling and stretching up from the floor of the cave. Visit the cave with an expert guide who can verse you in the history of this piece of land, as it was said to be where Queen Hortense, a local queen who the cave is named after, hid from conflict between tribes on the island.
Prison Ruins
Another part of the island's past is its time as a penal colony. After the Paris Commune was defeated in 1871, roughly 3,000 French dissidents were sent to the Isle of Pines to live in a prison there, which now lies in ruins near Wero village, just up the main road from Kuto Bay. You can still see the buildings and walk around them to view the cell blocks that once held the prisoners. The area is overgrown, furthering its haunting feel. Paths have been made through the growth that lead you to various areas of the prison.
Oro Bay
Isle of Pines is home to a stunning natural pool located in Oro Bay and created with the help of a coral reef. With the reef keeping the water enclosed within the bay, you'll find a translucent body of water in a bright shade of aqua, calm and perfect for swimming and snorkeling.
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Top Things to Do in Isle of Pines
It doesn't take much to have a blissful time in Isle of Pines—just bring your swimsuit and a towel and find one of the gorgeous beaches around the island. Many of them are great for swimming, with some standout beaches being Kuto (conveniently located right by the tender jetty) Kanumera Bay, and la Baie des Rouleaux.
Enjoy the gorgeous waters surrounding the Isle of Pines right on top of it with a sailing adventure during your Isle of Pines cruise port of call. A popular way to do so is via an outrigger boat that leaves from St. Joseph Bay and travels to Oro Bay for a swimming break in the natural pool.
With all the reefs around the island, it probably comes as no surprise that scuba diving is a big draw here. Scuba centers are located on the island and will rent out equipment as well as offer guided scuba diving tours. Head out on a dive boat with a professional guide who will take you to some of the best dive spots around the island, with areas ideal for both beginners and advanced divers
Top Food and Drink Spots Near the Isle of Pines Cruise Port
Isle of Pines is a great place for a casual meal with island ambiance. Head to Isle of Pines Snack Kohu in Vao for some toasted sandwiches and milkshakes, or stay close to the tender jetty and get a buffet meal in Kou-Bugny Hotel's restaurant or order some traditional entrees at Les Vieux Bugny's restaurant. For a quick snack, you can also find food at general stores located in Kuto and Vao.
During your Isle of Pines cruise, a local delicacy to try are the snails. The snails served are endemic to the island and are caught by locals and then prepared for you to feast upon. You can get them in most restaurants around the island and you'll see them referred to as "bulimes" or "Escargots de l'île des Pins".
Culture & History of the Isle of Pines Cruise Port
A cruise to Isle of Pines, New Caledonia will take you to an idyllic island located within the Pacific Ocean north of New Zealand. New Caledonia is an overseas collectivity of France. Most of the locals on the island are of Melanesian Kanaks descent, the native tribe that has lived on the island for centuries, long before it was discovered by Captain James Cook in 1774 and later seized by Napoleon in the mid-1800s along with the rest of New Caledonia.
Shortly after that, the Isle of Pines became a penal colony for France. The native people of New Caledonia fought against the French occupation. Though the archipelago is still an overseas territory of France, much of the governing power is in the hands of the local population of the islands. The indigenous Melanesian population has been given the right to have the final say on the way the land is used, which has helped the Isle of Pines stay undeveloped.
Isle of Pines Port Facilities & Location
Due to the coral reefs that surround the island, ships aren't able to pull right up to its shores. Your cruise ship will instead anchor offshore and then tender passengers to the island. Your tender boat will drop you off at a jetty on Kuto Beach. From the jetty, you can easily walk to souvenir and food stands. There are also bars and a general store close by. Taxis are available at Kuto Beach to take cruise passengers to other parts of the island, such as the village of Vao, which is about an 8-minute drive from Kuto Beach.
Transportation in Isle of Pines
You won't find much in terms of public transportation to get around Isle of Pines. The typical way to get from one place to another if it isn't walkable is via a taxi or vehicle rental. Cars, scooters, and bikes are available to rent on the island.
An easy and stress-free way to see the island is on one of our shore excursions, which takes the hassle out of figuring out local driving laws and lets you just enjoy the gorgeous scenery and sights of Isle of Pines.
Shopping Near the Isle of Pines Cruise Port
You don't have to go far to do some souvenir shopping during a cruise to Isle of Pines. Small stands selling local crafts and other souvenirs are located within walking distance of the tender jetty. You can also find additional shops in the town of Vao.
The island may be part of France, but you won't see any euros being handed out here. Instead, the official currency is the CFP franc. However, some businesses will accept the Australian dollar (Australia is located just east of New Caledonia) and even U.S. dollars are occasionally accepted. If you need CFP francs, ATMs are the easiest way to get them and are located by the tender jetty and in Vao. Credit cards are also accepted at some locations, but it's wise to double check before deciding on a purchase or service since some businesses – particularly smaller or family-run ones – only accept cash.
Tipping isn't customary in Isle of Pines, though most people tend to round up the bill when dining out, particularly in more European-style restaurants. In addition, small tips for tour guides or taxi drivers are accepted and appreciated.
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Untouched white sand beaches, tranquil blue water, lush vegetation, amazing underwater wonders, and superbly friendly people reside on this tiny island on the southern tip of New Caledonia. Its unique habitat and pristine coastline has earned Isle of Pines the UNESCO World Heritage designation, protecting it from overdevelopment. Here you can explore an underwater paradise of sea turtles, fragile coral reefs, and tropical fish on a snorkeling or SCUBA adventure. Float on a clear lagoon as tropical fish swim around you. Experience the white-sand coast, mysterious grottoes, and stunning white cliffs that rise out of the clear sea. After you've built up an appetite, rejoice in the fact it's a land of French cuisine served in an island paradise. Enjoy famous Isle of Pines escargots drizzled in butter. Toast a day of sun and beauty with a glass of French champagne. Or, savor a fresh-baked croissant or a locally-sourced seafood dish. To bring home a piece of paradise, discover native Kunié handicrafts as you explore the island's local boutiques that sell these wood carvings and leather work. Isles of Pines is nicknamed the "closest island to paradise" and we think you'll agree.

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Q: Data manipulation\deduplication in powershell Hey I am looking to deduplicate some data and combine columns from a CSV. Can't get my head around how to do it. Here is a sample of the data I am working with:
cmmc,stig,descr
AC.1.001,SV-205663r569188_rule,The ability to set access permissions and auditing is critical to maintaining the security and proper access controls of a system. To support this volumes must be formatted using a file system that supports NTFS attributes.
AC.1.001,SV-205667r569188_rule,Inappropriate granting of user rights can provide system administrative and other high-level capabilities.
AC.1.002,SV-205663r569188_rule,The ability to set access permissions and auditing is critical to maintaining the security and proper access controls of a system. To support this volumes must be formatted using a file system that supports NTFS attributes.
AC.1.002,SV-205665r569188_rule,Enterprise Domain Controllers groups on domain controllers.

I am pretty close to the data I am looking for but struggling to add the |<value of 'descr'> after the item in the second column:
Here's my script:
Import-CSV '.\input.csv' | Group-Object 'cmmc' |
    ForEach-Object {
        [PsCustomObject]@{
            cmmc = $_.name
            stig = $_.group.stig -Join '
'
                    }
    } | Export-Csv '.\output.csv' -NoTypeInformation

The output looks like this (formatted for readability, column names omitted):
AC1.001    SV-205663r569188_rule
           SV-205665r569188_rule
AC1.002    SV-205663r569188_rule
           SV-205665r569188_rule

But I am looking for this:
AC.1.001 SV-205663r569188_rule|The ability to set access permissions and auditing is critical to maintaining the security and proper access controls of a system. To support this volumes must be formatted using a file system that supports NTFS attributes.
         SV-205667r569188_rule|Inappropriate granting of user rights can provide system administrative and other high-level capabilities.
AC.1.002 SV-205663r569188_rule|The ability to set access permissions and auditing is critical to maintaining the security and proper access controls of a system. To support this volumes must be formatted using a file system that supports NTFS attributes.
         SV-205665r569188_rule|Enterprise Domain Controllers groups on domain controllers.

A: Use the following, which makes use of calculated properties in combination with the Select-Object cmdlet applied to the results from your Group-Object call:
Import-Csv .\input.csv |
  Group-Object cmmc |
    Select-Object @{ Name = 'cmmc'; e = 'Name' },
      @{ Name = 'stig_descr'; e = {
          [array] $stigs, [array] $descrs, $i = $_.Group.stig, $_.Group.descr, 0
          $sigs.ForEach( { $stigs[$i], $descrs[$i++] -join '|' }) -join "`n"
        }
      } | Export-Csv -NoTypeInformation -Encoding utf8 .\output.csv

Note:
• The [array] type constraints for $stigs and $descrs are needed to handle the case where a group comprises only one record, in which case $_.Group.sig and $_.Group.descr, due to the behavior of member-access enumeration, return only a single string rater than a single-element array; without the [array] cast, indexing (e.g. [$i]) would then be performed on [string] instances, which would return the a single character at that position from the string.
• In the Export-Csv call, adjust -Encoding as needed. BOM-less UTF-8 is now the default in PowerShell (Core) 7+, and -NoTypeInformation is no longer required there.
The resulting file has the following content, showing the use of column-internal newlines (which are protected by the value as a whole being enclosed in "..."):
"cmmc","stig_descr"
"AC.1.001","SV-205663r569188_rule|The ability to set access permissions and auditing is critical to maintaining the security and proper access controls of a system. To support this volumes must be formatted using a file system that supports NTFS attributes.
SV-205667r569188_rule|Inappropriate granting of user rights can provide system administrative and other high-level capabilities."
"AC.1.002","SV-205663r569188_rule|The ability to set access permissions and auditing is critical to maintaining the security and proper access controls of a system. To support this volumes must be formatted using a file system that supports NTFS attributes.
SV-205665r569188_rule|Enterprise Domain Controllers groups on domain controllers."

To visualize that this yields the desired data, you can re-import the resulting file and pipe it to Format-Table with the -Wrap switch:
PS> Import-Csv .\output.csv | Format-Table -Wrap

cmmc     stig_descr
----     ---------
AC.1.001 SV-205663r569188_rule|The ability to set access permissions and auditing is critical to maintaining the security and proper access controls of a system. To support this volumes must be formatted using a file system that supports NTFS attributes.
         SV-205667r569188_rule|Inappropriate granting of user rights can provide system administrative and other high-level capabilities.
AC.1.002 SV-205663r569188_rule|The ability to set access permissions and auditing is critical to maintaining the security and proper access controls of a system. To support this volumes must be formatted using a file system that supports NTFS attributes.
         SV-205665r569188_rule|Enterprise Domain Controllers groups on domain controllers.

Note that -Wrap respects the property-internal newlines, but additionally breaks individual lines into multiple ones if they're too wide for the console window.


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OT: When is rain a welcome release? ! ! !
By JpScoey
January 15, 2010 in The Keyboard Corner
JpScoey
Been snowed under here (NW England) since Xmas - sub-zero temperatures (up to/down to??? -20 degrees C)
the snow turned to ice, virtually all transport stopped,
walking has been a mission in itself... had to have the heating on 24hrs a day.
Today it's started raining.
This would normally be a bad thing - but it's started clearing the ice.
Bizarre, really... but in this case rain is actually welcome!
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....until the temp drops again
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Maybe someday we'll have digital weather.
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Yeah. I know all about rain. I think we've had like a quarter of an inch so far this year. What with that and temperatures plunging into the low 50's at night, I almost put on long pants the other day.
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Will someone from a cold(er) part of the world please help me out here?!!
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Personally, I love the cold, the snow, all that stuff. I love driving in winter weather.
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This explains why you are still based where you are when I'm sure you could do more in some other cities.
I'm originally from Long Island, and I never liked the cold. I gladly moved to Houston and while I don't have any love for sweating, I'd much rather be warm. This winter has been really harsh. My blood has thinned in the years I've lived here. 50° F for high temp? Are you kidding me???
That said, I would not mind taking a vacation someplace like New England in the winter and enjoy the snow w/o having to be anywhere. Snow vacations are fun. Hitting my Texas-native wife with snowballs is a rare treat.
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I know where you're coming from. St. Louis is usually pretty much on the border between weather patterns - rain in Memphis, Snow in Chicago, for us it just randomly switches back and forth between rain, sleat, snow, ice, melt, freeze, repeat.
Sometimes I wish it would just snow (and only snow) because the layer of ice with slushy snow covering sucks. Although this year, it was cold enough that we did just get snow and it stayed that way for a while. But I could do without the single digit temps.
It's warm now though, as of yesterday. Right now it's a blazing 38(F) - thinking of doing some sun bathing.
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For you heat guys - you're more than welcomed in Greece in July... In a "good" year temperature reaches easily 40 Celsium and can go higher up to 46!! That happened three summers ago and it was a nightmare. That's why i always LOVE rain and snow and i never have enough - actually i'm happy it's gonna snow over here next week
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Over a foot of snow here. We had one week before christmas where we bottomed out around -56 C, I think. Only some random weather station in Siberia was colder than us that day! But, we're enjoying crazy warmness right now, a high 6 C for today! I don't even need a tuque or mittens or a scarf!
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Grrr. I hate the people who live in Houston and complain about the heat and talk about loving when it gets cold. They can move somewhere else, the US is a big country (I understand you may not want to leave Greece for other reasons).
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In North Carolina we have four beautiful seasons. It's absolutely wonderful.
You can choose from:
Football (American (real) football)
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Let me take the OT OT here.
I completly disagree with you. Completly. I mean really. Since when is a sport derived from rugby, that uses almost exclusively its hands, be the real football?
I knew that would stir the pot a little.
Izzat all you got?
Morizzle
Football is played with feet and a ball. Not with hands and an egg. That would be either handball or eggball.
Also, how can you call American football a real sport when the rugbie people do essentially the same without those pathetic 12 kilos of combat armor? Sissies
It's not a clone, it's a Suzuki.
Yeah, right, without those pads
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=120502601
Well I think it would be fun to pit an NFL (football) team against an EUFA (not football) team playing *Either* game with or without pads just to see how long it would take to turn the soccer team into fertilizer...
Well, no matter what you call soccer, it's not a sport. Any game that involves 22 kickers ain't a sport...
Rugby, that's a sport
Oh, it's not all I've got, I just wanted to get the ball rolling!
Personally, I don't understand the point that, since American football is more violent, it is a better, mor legitimate sport. Frankly, I don't understand why having several kickers is bad either. (Because anyways, we use everything but our arms and hands. (No Henry jokes, thanks))
I saw a great story on a soccer blog, actually, which describes the best reason I've ever heard of for the North American hatred of soccer/football. It's all about jealousy. American Football and hockey players are huge. Basketball players are freakishly tall. Baseball players pump 'roids. But soccer/football players are pretty average height and build. But they're often super muscular and beautiful. Kinda makes our women swoon.
And in any case, there's plenty of violence, if you know where to look.
augerinn
Analog weather is far superior to digital weather. Don't even get me started on VST weather, no comparison......
Actually, they say So Cal is in for a drenching. And, here (where we get our water from the Sacramento Delta and the Colorado River), rain is ALWAYS welcome. OK, it sucks to drive in it (Ever see 10 SUVs doing 90 3 feet from each other in the rain ?) , but besides that....
Basically, on a football team, the kicker is looked at as a necessary evil, but not as a real football player. Therefore getting 22 of them together and trying to call it a sport is laughable at best...
http://failblog.files.wordpress.com/2009/12/epic-fail-kick-fail.jpg
Pfff... the same necessary evil like shouting some phoney tactic move (blue 47 hut hut hut) before smashing each others faces like the countless times before?
looks like this thread has taken a different turn!......
so I'll offer my opinion on REAL football vs American 'football'.
Football, by its name, is a sport that involves a ball (ie: a spherical thing) being played with the FOOT.
Derivations of this are NOT football (including Rugby - which got it's name from Rugby School in England when one player realised he wasn't capable of controlling the ball with his feet, so took the easy option & picked the ball up & ran with it)
Football (translate 'soccer') is an immensley skillfull sport, where very few meatheads/bully's get through.
American 'football' is dreadfully boring - I really don't see where the attraction is
( to me it's just a series of good adverts interupted occasionally by some thugs wearing armour beating the s**t out of each other - with the odd bloke sometimes recieving the 'egg' & running free for a touchdown
Totally, totally BORING
On the other hand, (proper) football is EXCITING !!!!!
Daresay that's opened a can of worms????????
Dave Pierce
It's OK, most of us don't get soccer either. I certainly don't. It seems completely random to me. Bunch of guys running around kicking a ball back forth until suddenly an announcer says "goal" for 17 non-stop minutes without breathing.
But hey, whatever works for you I guess.
Football is actually a pretty interesting team sport, but I suppose you have to grow up watching it to really understand what's going on.
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It's ok with me too Dave that we have differing opinions !......
but it would seem that you have 'American-style' commentators all the time? - what on Earth are they all about?
The Simpsons do a good parody of those type of people!
"Football is actually a pretty interesting team sport"
Yes you're right there - each member of the team has a specific job to do,
& every team-mate is relevant to that purpose.... whether it be defence/attack,
'holding' the midfield area trying to withold the oppositions attack etc etc.
It's the 'Beautiful' Game
That's my opinion - & I'm sticking by it!
Yeah ya did.
Whassup wit dat? ...YOU opening a can of worms. ...taking your OWN OT thread even more OT.
I just can't understand it.
Any game where officials can arbitrarily add large chunks of time to the clock is not a sport. Any game where the winner can be determined in a "kick off" which is outside the flow of the game, is not a sport. The only thing close to a sport that ever jumps off as a soccer game is a riot. Those kick ass. Soccer does not.


Nottingham Trent University Head of Football Tom Shaw revealed he was impressed with the standard of players on display at LFE's Assessment Trials, with over 225 former academy players showcasing their ability to scouts of clubs and Universities from across the country and abroad.
Shaw attended all three locations – Bury, Stafford Rangers and Woking – in a bid to unearth a hidden gem to represent the University football team alongside studying for a degree.
"It's great for us in University football," Shaw told LFE. "We're there to give the players a route out of the professional game and hopefully back into it, so to see that there's some talent to work with and some really great attitudes, it's really encouraging for us.
"What we've done at the Uni this year is lads in this position that have come out of the professional game, we've helped them find their love a little bit and helped them feel like they're back on the playground just doing what they enjoy doing.
"It can be a bit of a culture shock for them at first, but on our scholarship programme the University gives them a lot of academic flexibility and I know that if they're getting a little bit bogged down with their studies then they can switch off from football for a week or whatever it needs for them to catch up and do that right because that is the priority.
Although the primary focus of moving into higher education is to achieve qualifications for a career away from playing football, Shaw reinforced the possibilities still available for students to earn a way back into the professional game.
He said: "If they come to Nottingham Trent, they can play in non-league up to the Conference semi-professionally, so they can play for us and play for whoever on a Saturday. If they've got aspirations to get back into the professional game then it's the perfect chance and they're out there playing for people to see and be spotted.
"It's a massive opportunity for them to secure their future with a degree but they're still in with a great shout at professional football if they put the hard work in.


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News service helps Jewish students connect
By	Amy Sara Clark	 May 27, 2002 9:00 am
Daniela Gerson, editor of New Voices, a national Jewish magazine for college students. ()
NEW YORK, May 27 (JTA) – When David Twersky arrived at college in September 1968, he found himself in "a schizophrenic position." He considered himself left wing, but after the 1967 Six-Day War the student anti-war movement had added anti-Israel activism to its agenda, creating an "incredibly hostile" atmosphere for left-leaning Zionists like Twersky, he says.	The desire to connect with like-minded students led Twersky — who now is editor in chief of the New Jersey Jewish News — and counterparts at other colleges to start dozens of Jewish student newspapers. Within a few years, they had formed the Jewish Student Press Service as a wire service and professional network for the student papers.	Today´s Jewish students face an increasingly well-organized, pro-Palestinian public relations campaign that produces highly visible anti-Israel activities on college campuses across North America. More than three decades after its founding, the JSPS is still there for them, this time with a magazine called New Voices.	Now is in its 10th year of publication, New Voices is the only Jewish magazine written for and by Jewish college students across North America. Besides helping Jewish students connect with their peers on other campuses, New Voices has helped breathe new life into JSPS. By the mid-1980s, as anti-Semitism and anti-Israel activity on campuses died down — and as the Reagan "revolution" drew many students away from campus activism — Jewish student papers seemed to be dying out. The JSPS gamely limped along until 1991, when its director, Sandy Edry, decided use it as a vehicle to produce a national Jewish magazine. The students producing New Voices are "the same as the student movement back then," says J.J. Goldberg, editor of the Forward newspaper and another of JSPS´ founders. The magazine "shows in a very effective way that you don´t have to be either/or" — that is, either blindly pro- or anti-Israel, he says. "You can think for yourself, you can draw your own conclusions and you can still be a proud Jew."	"Students hear anti-Israel voices" all the time, says Daniela Gerson, a recent Brown University graduate who currently is New Voices´ associate editor and who will become editor next month. "They want answers to these questions that are coming up." Articles such as "A Lonely Struggle," "Combating Anti-Zionism" and "Coloring in the Conflict" explore how Jewish students are dealing with anti-Israel sentiment on campus.	The magazine is read by students across the political spectrum, but probably is most needed by those on the left. Students who consider themselves "liberal in their political views are suddenly caught in this place where they realize that Israel plays a stronger part in their identity, and they want to figure out a way to understand how this puzzle fits together," Gerson says.	But the editors also note that the magazine carries a wide range of viewpoints. "Even though our politics lean toward the left, we try to be as pluralistic and diverse as possible," Gerson says. New Voices is run by two full-time, straight-out-of-college editors, and has a team of volunteer student editors and writers from across the country, some of whom serve as foreign corespondents while studying abroad. Its annual budget of slightly more than $100,000 comes from a mix of Jewish organizations, private philanthropies and individual donations.	Since the JSPS is not under the control of any Jewish organization, New Voices has "the freedom to write with a more nuanced voice," provide a voice for the "pro-Zionist left," and print "the types of articles "that ordinarily wouldn´t be heard," says Daniel Treiman, a 1999 graduate of the University of California at Berkeley and New Voices´ outgoing editor. "When Israel needs to be criticized, we´re critical," he says. "It makes us a more credible pro-Israel voice."	In fact, it was the magazine´s independence that first attracted Treiman as a reader.	At the Berkeley Hillel, Treiman noticed a cover story that criticized the "March of the Living," a popular Holocaust-education program for Jewish high school students.	"I really didn´t know what to make of it, because here was this Jewish publication criticizing a Jewish program aimed at Jewish youth," Treiman says. "I wasn´t used to the idea of students creating Jewish life for themselves that was independent of other Jewish organizations." Treiman later went on to contribute his own critical article condemning Birthright Israel for accepting a donation from Marc Rich, the financier who fled the United States to avoid charges of tax evasion and racketeering and was pardoned by President Clinton in 2001.	Other students are drawn in by the magazine´s unconventional nature. New Voices first caught Gerson´s eye when it ran "The Sex Issue." "A lot of our readers are students who are interested in something that´s Jewish, but also something that they feel is cool," she says. "They want something that´s hip, that´s edgy, that speaks to their generation."	Recent topics have included Jews in hip-hop, the intersection between Jewish and Chinese cultures, Reggae Judaism, Kabbalah on campus and eco-Zionism. For other students, the magazine´s attraction is simply that it is Jewish. For students at schools with small Jewish populations, New Voices can be one of the few ways to connect with other Jews. "One student in a school outside of Middlebury, Vt., wrote to us that there´s no other Jewish outlet for him," Gerson says.	"What New Voices does so well is that it reaches a lot of different types of students," she adds. "Because it´s a publication that is written by students, students can take what they want from it."	The magazine distributes between 8,000 and 10,000 copies free to students on some 350 campuses across North America, six times a year. Students can pick up the paper at distribution points or sign up for free subscriptions. Gerson and Treiman hope to expand readership through their revamped Web site and a program that allows synagogues to buy subscriptions for their student members. Some 3,500 students currently have the paper mailed directly to them, with the synagogue program accounting for 1,500 of these subscriptions.	"When I was in school, my synagogue sent me sweets and holiday packages," Gerson says. "This is something that is much more meaningful."	As editor, Gerson hopes to expand international coverage, do more articles "responding to the question of how to be both Zionist and left" and raise the magazine´s profile. She also recently began working with the World Union of Jewish Students to make New Voices articles available to Jewish student publications around the globe. But Gerson´s primary goal is to make the magazine more financially stable.	"I´d like to find a way for the young people who run New Voices not to have to worry about finding funds." she says. "Most of the editors have had to choose between paying themselves or getting out the issue on time."
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Q: r what doesn't curl_download like about a filename I want to download some files (NetCDF although I don't think that matters) from a website
 and write them to a specified data directory on my hard drive. Some code that illustrates my problems follows
library(curl)

baseURL <- "http://gsweb1vh2.umd.edu/LUH2/LUH2_v2f/"

fileChoice <- "IMAGE_SSP1_RCP19/multiple-states_input4MIPs_landState_ScenarioMIP_UofMD-IMAGE-ssp119-2-1-f_gn_2015-2100.nc"
destDir <- paste0(getwd(), "/data-raw/")
url <- paste0(baseURL, fileChoice)
destfile <- paste0(destDir, "test.nc")
curl_download(url, destfile) # this one works
destfile <- paste0(destDir, fileChoice)
curl_download(url, destfile) #this one fails

The error message is
Error in curl_download(url, destfile) :
  Failed to open file /Users/gcn/Documents/workspace/landuse/data-raw/IMAGE_SSP1_RCP19/multiple-states_input4MIPs_landState_ScenarioMIP_UofMD-IMAGE-ssp119-2-1-f_gn_2015-2100.nc.curltmp.

It turns out the curl_download internally adds .curltmp to destfile and then removes it. I can't figure out what is writing

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The Parent Coaching Institute (PCI) Welcomes Heba Fawzy as Member of the Instructor Team
As part of PCI's Parenting4Peace initiative the Parent Coach Certification Training and parent coach services grow in the Middle East
BELLEVUE, WA, February 20, 2018 /24-7PressRelease/ — The Parent Coaching Institute and Parent Coach International are pleased to announce the newest member of our instructor team. Ms. Heba Fawzy from Cairo Egypt will assume responsibilities for instructing PCI students. Ms. Fawzy has been working in the field of education since 1999 as a science teacher, as a science department chairperson, and as a headmistress of an elementary school. As a PCI Certified Parent Coach Ms. Fawzy also offers parent coaching services through her company, Parenting with Flavor.
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PCI is in partnership with Southern New Hampshire University offering optional 6 graduate level credits for each course of the Parent Coach Certification Training Program for a total of 24 credits. Applications are now being accepted for Spring Start with applications accepted year-round.
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Golden Eagles Athletics
The objective of the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics is to develop student-athlete's leadership skills through competitive athletics. The athletic program at Spalding University prepares young men and women for a life of meaningful professional work and service. The athletic experience emphasizes learning, good sportsmanship, discipline, team work, leadership and mutual respect. While success on the court or field is important, intercollegiate athletics also prepare the student-athlete for success in life beyond college, which is the ultimate goal.
The athletic venue is a virtual classroom. In many ways, participation in a team sport is a practicum in cooperation, self-control, poise, commitment, respect for authority and selfless devotion to goals beyond individual success. Spalding seeks to establish and maintain an environment in which a student-athlete's athletic activities are conducted as an integral part of his or her educational experience. Our athletic programs promote values, cultural diversity and gender equity among our student-athletes and our entire Spalding community. Through an array of competitive opportunities for both men and women, Spalding develops student-athlete leaders through spirited competition. The Golden Eagles women's sports include basketball, soccer, volleyball, softball, cross-country, bowling, track and field, and golf. The Golden Eagles men's sports include basketball, soccer, baseball, cross-country, track and field, and golf.
For more information on participating in the Golden Eagles athletics program, please contact the Department of Intercollegiate Athletics, (502) 873-4201, or visit www.spaldingathletics.com.
The Spalding University Center is home to the Spalding Athletic Department. The University Center houses all athletic offices for coaches and administrators, a student-lounge and study center, athletic training facilities, a fitness center which serves the Spalding community, locker rooms, meeting rooms and hospitality areas. It also features Derek Smith Gymnasium, which is home to our men's and women's basketball teams and our volleyball team. Our baseball team practices and competes at Derby City Field. Our softball team uses the fields at Jeffersontown High School as their home facility, and men's and women's soccer play at the Louisville Collegiate School Athletic Complex.
Spalding University is a full member of the NCAA Division-III. Member institutions of Division-III place the highest priority on the overall quality of the educational experience and on the students' successful completion of their academic programs. Spalding is a member of the St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletics Conference (www.sliac.org).
Spalding University strictly adheres to NCAA Division-III guidelines. In order for new students to compete in intercollegiate athletics at Spalding University, an incoming freshman or transfer student must meet the necessary standards to be admitted into the university. Unlike NCAA Divisions I and II, it is not necessary to file with the NCAA Clearinghouse to gain initial eligibility.
Spalding student-athletes must remain in good academic standing to be eligible to compete in intercollegiate athletics. The following minimum standards must be met in order for a student to meet eligibility requirements for athletic participation:
After 1 semester or 12 credit hours: Spalding GPA of 1.70 or above
After 2 semesters or 24 credit hours: Spalding GPA of 1.80 or above
After the fourth semester of attendance, a student-athlete must maintain a GPA of 2.00 or higher to remain eligible to participate in intercollegiate athletics. Any student whose cumulative GPA drops below the above standards will be placed on probation. Students on probation are not eligible to compete in NCAA Division III athletics. In addition, students must earn a minimum of 24 credit hours per academic year to be eligible to compete the following year. They may earn up to 6 hours in the summer session to count toward that total. Any student who fails to pass 24 credit hours in an academic year will not be eligible to participate in athletics during the following academic year.
All student-athletes are required to attend the NCAA Compliance Meeting at the beginning of each school year and to fill out all of the necessary forms. Each student is required to have a physical examination by a physician prior to participation in a sport. Each student must submit proof of primary health insurance prior to being allowed to practice or play a sport. If a student has no health insurance, they can purchase a student policy through the University at a reasonable cost.
Spalding athletes are expected to adhere to all NCAA, University, and team rules and regulations. Failure to do so may result in disciplinary action, including suspension and dismissal.
Any questions regarding NCAA rules and regulations may be directed to Spalding University Director of Compliance, Charlie Just. He can be reached by phone, (502) 873-4204, or by email, cjust@spalding.edu.


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17 Coldwell Banker Realty 610E Roosevelt Rd Wheaton $70.00 $26,770,150.00 $56.00 $21,433,139.00 $126.00 $48,203,289.00
18 L.W. Reedy Real Estate 101N York St Elmhurst $50.00 $24,034,800.00 $50.00 $23,410,500.00 $100.00 $47,445,300.00
19 RE/MAX of Naperville 1200Iroquois Naperville $70.00 $29,043,968.00 $43.00 $16,352,555.00 $113.00 $45,396,523.00
20 RE/MAX Suburban 1417N Main St Wheaton $83.00 $26,252,470.00 $41.00 $15,101,100.00 $124.00 $41,353,570.00


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SAN FRANCISCO – The San Francisco Recreation and Park Department began construction of the Geneva Community Garden today. The 10,427-square-foot community garden, located at Geneva and Delano Ave, will be the 38th addition to the Department's citywide community garden program. This spring, the Department will open the community garden located at 17th and Folsom Streets— the 39th garden in the system. Meanwhile, there are still 1,134 San Francisco residents on the waitlist hoping to be part of the Department's Community Garden Program across the City.
The $1.4 million Geneva Community Garden project will convert an undeveloped, overgrown open space into a 58-plot garden for the community. The capital improvement project is funded by the 2008 Parks Bond which was approved by more than 71% of San Francisco voters. In 2008, there were already more than 500 people on the City's Community Garden waitlist, hoping to be part of a community garden in their neighborhoods. At that time, the Cayuga Terrace and Outer Mission communities believed that they would benefit from having a community garden at the Geneva Ave plot because growing produce for home consumption would help defray grocery costs, a particularly significant consideration for low-income families in their communities.
In addition to the Parks Bond, the community-driven project was supported by State Housing Related Parks Program Grants, the Open Space Fund, and additional City General Fund provided by former District 11 Supervisor John Avalos.
The new garden will feature raised garden boxes with space for more than 50 garden plots, perimeter walls, fencing, gates, standard park identification sign, seating, gathering areas, accessible area of common amenities, and a primary entrance along Delano Avenue. In addition, the Department has invested funding to ensure healthy and safe soil for an edible garden through the environmental remediation process. San Francisco Public Works' landscape architecture and engineering teams created the design plans for the new garden. Working with the local contractor Giron, they will also be overseeing its construction. The construction is expected to be completed by Summer 2017.


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Everyone who knew Hayden knows he loved exploring wild places. His family created the Hayden Kennedy Public Lands Defense Fund as a way to honor Hayden's kind and adventurous spirit and his important legacy to the outdoor community. In lieu of flowers, Hayden's family asks that donations be made to the fund, administered by Access Fund in partnership with Black Diamond Equipment and Patagonia. These funds will be used in the fight to protect America's public lands.
Hayden Kennedy was a bright light among the new generation of young alpinists. He had an idealistic approach to climbing and navigated ethical considerations with a rare honesty and thoughtfulness.
Michael and Julie Kennedy created the Hayden Kennedy Public Lands Defense Fund to honor their son's love of adventuring on America's public lands.
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@abrightclearweb sent an update indicating that the accessibility documentation for Gutenberg is mostly finished, but needs editing.
The accessibility team greatly desires a transparent notification to give users of Assistive Technology immediate information about the state of accessibility in Gutenberg and the opportunity to install the classic editor plug-in. Given recent conversations about bundling the classic editor plug-in on updates, this would greatly assist feasibility, and may change the way it is presented.
We will provide further ideas and suggestions within the ticket to try and identify the best method and text to express this.
Some blocks (notably the media with text, table, column, and list blocks) have noticeably worse accessibility than others. We need to decide whether we want to specifically recommend that blocks be omitted from the release until they are improved. Some of these blocks are in need of significant work due to bugs in essential functionality, so they should improve, regardless.
We will post recommendations on Monday, based on a review of progress at this point in the release candidate.
We discussed issue 10559 "Current block invisible focus when Unified Toolbar is on". This issue touches on the removal of focus and hover outlines on blocks when using the unified toolbar interface option. We feel that there are users who may prefer to have both the focus tools and the unified toolbar option, and this is currently not possible, despite the fact that there is an additional option (spotlight mode) that also removes the focus and hover outlines.
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GO LIVE: Quinn XCII sells out The Fillmore Silver Spring!
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QuinnXCII sells out The 2000 cap Fillmore in Silver Spring MD
The Fillmore Silver Spring holds about 2000 people, and the rising star Quinn XCII sold out the entire place and absolutely KILLED IT!
The support on this tour included Christian French and Ashe. Two incredible artists that fit this tour perfectly. Christian French had more fans than I expected not going to lie, the girls in the crowd went crazy over him during his time on stage. After French, Ashe took the stage and she also had a good handful of fans out in the crowd who sang every song word for word.
Around 9:30 pm the stage was set with a multi-level tiered stage that was built with huge LED panelling. Whenever I see a bunch of LED walls I get stoked because you already know the graphics to be displayed are always going to be interesting. On top of the middle tier on the multi-level staging Quinn XCII took the stage opening up the night with Sad Still. The fans went absolutely crazy by the time the countdown on the screen began to the moment he went on stage.
The night was still young for all the fans and there were plenty more songs to go, meaning that Quinn XCII had a nineteen song setlist PLUS an encore in store for the fans. Throughout the night he played a variety of songs including Life Must Go On, U & Us, Always Been You, and Full Circle. He also threw a cover of The Middle by Zedd, Maren Morris and Grey, as well as an acoustic version of Panama. Not to mention he also brought out tour mate Ashe to sing Right Where you Should Be. Hit after hit, the night ended with Kings of Summer. But that wasn't the end of the night, Quinn XCII came back out for an encore. The fans went crazy. During the encore Quinn XCII performed Another Day in Paradise, a cover of Sunday Morning by Maroon 5 and ended the night with Flare Guns.
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