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Retinal and choroidal manifestations of systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE)
J Fernando Arevalo, Careen Yen Lowder, Reinaldo A. Garcia
Systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) is a chronic, immunological disorder that may affect multiple organ systems. Keratoconjunctivitis sicca (KCS) is the most common ocular manifestation, but visual morbidity is usually due to retinal and neuro-ophthalmic manifestations of the disease. Ocular manifestations of lupus are a reflection of systemic disease. The presence of ocular manifestations should alert the clinician to the likely presence of disease activity elsewhere. Therefore, all patients with ocular lupus should be carefully evaluated for systemic involvement to detect potentially treatable and preventable complications of the disease. In addition, the ophthalmologist should include SLE in the differential diagnosis of many retinal vascular and neuro-ophthalmic disorders. The ophthalmologist may play an important role in the care of patients with SLE since ocular in flammatory lesions may precede potentially serious extraocular disease.
Retinal and Choroidal Manifestations of Selected Systemic Diseases
https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4614-3646-1_18
Eye Manifestations
Keratoconjunctivitis Sicca
Retinal Vessels
Chronic immunological disorder
Lupus choroidopathy
Ocular manifestations
Arevalo, J. F., Lowder, C. Y., & Garcia, R. A. (2013). Retinal and choroidal manifestations of systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE). In Retinal and Choroidal Manifestations of Selected Systemic Diseases (pp. 333-352). Springer New York. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4614-3646-1_18
Retinal and choroidal manifestations of systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE). / Arevalo, J Fernando; Lowder, Careen Yen; Garcia, Reinaldo A.
Retinal and Choroidal Manifestations of Selected Systemic Diseases. Springer New York, 2013. p. 333-352.
Arevalo, JF, Lowder, CY & Garcia, RA 2013, Retinal and choroidal manifestations of systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE). in Retinal and Choroidal Manifestations of Selected Systemic Diseases. Springer New York, pp. 333-352. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4614-3646-1_18
Arevalo JF, Lowder CY, Garcia RA. Retinal and choroidal manifestations of systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE). In Retinal and Choroidal Manifestations of Selected Systemic Diseases. Springer New York. 2013. p. 333-352 https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4614-3646-1_18
Arevalo, J Fernando ; Lowder, Careen Yen ; Garcia, Reinaldo A. / Retinal and choroidal manifestations of systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE). Retinal and Choroidal Manifestations of Selected Systemic Diseases. Springer New York, 2013. pp. 333-352
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Our vision for missions is to equip churches, leaders, and cultures to be all God designed them to be by embracing the gospel of Jesus Christ, discovering how to maximize gifts and talents and living out a Biblical Worldview.
Christ Fellowship is forming a team to respond to needs in our congregation, community, and region that may occur at various times. In Matthew 5, we are called to be the salt and light that shines and ministers to those going through challenges. As needs arise, you will have the opportunity to respond and make an impact for God's Kingdom right here at home.
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Impacting the world around us is one of the greatest things we can do as a church. As part of the community of the Tri-Cities, Christ Fellowship wants to be more than just another building. We want to move out from our walls and into the streets to serve the needs of our world.
Homelessness is a problem that local schools have to face on a daily basis. It's hard to educate a student when he doesn't have a home. Friends and Neighbors initially began as a response to this dilemma. Its goal is to help equip the parents of these students with life changing skills and opportunities. The mission of Friends and Neighbors is to prevent and reduce homelessness in Kingsport by participation in and collaboration with every level of government, faith- based organizations, service providers, and the private sector in order to maximize the effectiveness of the entire community.
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Q: File cant be found by bash script after unziping I have something like this in my bash script
First all do rm -rf * to remove all files from previous unziping
then I copy my war file and unzip it
jar xvf file.war

in the output for unzipping am having WEB-INF/classes/myPropFile.properties
So the file is unzipped.
But when I test if the file is there
if [ ! -e pathTo/myPropFile.properties ]

File is not there !
When i open console, and check if there is file at specific location, file is there !
What could be the problem, am doing this remotely , and I see no other errors, sometimes I need to refresh path with cd .. , cd pathTo to be able to see the file, as ls will not refresh it.
Also when I try to open it with less for example, the file is opened, but in console is the strange error that about current directory cant be recovered something ( am recreating directories with this unzipping from previous time )
So this only does not work from script for some reason ?? Is there some way to do refresh paths from script ?

A: When you remove the directory that you are currently in (cwd) then bash will complain that you that there is no working directory or it may behave in odd ways (depending on the version of bash).
Basically, don't remove the current working directory.Remove the files from the previous unzip first, then extract from your jar, and finally cd into the directory that was created by the extract.

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We freed up a spot in our yard last year and I decided that it would be nice to start growing strawberries. I went ahead and ordered two varieties from Gurneys: Ozark Beauty (25 plants) and Gurney Whopper (10 plants).
The plants arrived in mid March. Unfortunately I was really busy with work at the time, so one night I got home at about 8pm, after dark, and decided to plant them. I put on a head lamp and took a bit over an hour to plant ~35 plants in the drizzling rain. Strawberries can be planted as soon as the soil is workable in the spring. They are also quite hardy. We had several weeks of ~20 degree high temperatures this winter and my strawberries all survived without any problems.
I planted most of my plants on a mound, but not all 35 plants would fit, so I planted 12 or so plants on the south side of a fence under my grape trellis. My grapes aren't big enough to provide any real shade yet, so all the strawberries are in full sun.
The strawberries almost all survived at first. I got a few strawberries the first season, but nothing significant and I pinched off most of the blossoms so that the roots would develop. The plants quickly grew and started spreading. However, when the heat of July and August hit I found that my sprinklers didn't cover the top of the mound very well. I lost about two thirds of the plants on the mound. To my surprise, the backup strawberries I planted on the south side of my fence really prospered. As of the first few days of June this year, I have picked at least 15 cups of strawberries, and there are still plenty on the way. It turns out strawberries need lots of sun, but also plenty of water so they don't burn up.
One thing that I've learned about homegrown strawberries is that they are way juicier and sweeter than store bought. When you cut into a homegrown strawberry, it is often red/pink all the way to the core. When you cut into a store bought strawberry (even a very red one) it is usually white in the middle. I assume that this is because the shipping time requires retail strawberries to be picked prematurely, while my homegrown strawberries can ripen on the vine. It may also be due to the variety.
Here's a view of one store bought strawberry (on the left) and two homegrown strawberries (on the right). You can see that they're similar in size. The middle (homegrown) strawberry is slightly more pink on the outside than the left (store bought) strawberry, while the right (homegrown) strawberry is the most red.
But look at the difference when I cut into them! See how much more white the store bought strawberry is in its center, even though it was more red than one of the homegrown strawberries? This has been my experience about 95% of the time with homegrown vs store bought strawberries. Note how red the homegrown strawberry on the right is.
Homegrown strawberries can be much smaller than store bought. This can be attributable to the varieties used. My Ozarks are pretty small (but tasty!) but my Gurney Whoppers are actually about the same size as store bought. Strawberry size also decreases with the age of the plants. It generally takes 3-4 years and the soil and plants need to be rejuvenated.
You can encourage strawberry growth by limiting the number of shoots that the plants send off (just pluck off the shoots before they root). It is also good to compost around the plants and add 10-10-10 fertilizer. As I mentioned above, strawberries need lots of sun and need to be watered regularly (I water mine the same as I water my grass).
Finally, my number one strawberry enemy is the birds. They love strawberries. I actually expected them to be pretty hard on my strawberries since they have decimated my blackberries, blueberries, and peas (yes, peas) in past years. Interestingly, I haven't used nets this year and birds have only eaten <10% of my berries. If that continues to be the case, then I am willing to share (or at least I'm more willing to share than to bother with nets). It seems that the large strawberry plants hide a lot of the berries from the birds' sight. I also scare them away whenever I can. Robins seem to be the main culprit in my yard.
Last fall while the garden was still fresh in my mind, I jotted down some notes on what to plant and when to plant in 2013. I've made some tweaks since then, and surely I will make more alterations, but here is a rough planting schedule for my 2013 garden. The season is coming right up and I've received three catalogs in the mail, so I'm starting to get excited!


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Cured Breakfast Hamburger - The BSB SportzMan - A Forum for OutdoorzMen!
Through my work and personal life, I am in fairly regular contact with Howard, the father of a couple of girls that I went to high school with. His family, like mine, are descended from the "Germans from Russia" who farmed in Ukraine for a few generations; in fact, we recently discovered that, for a time, his family lived in the very same county and town in North Dakota that my own family did.
Over the past couple of years, Howard has been writing down and teaching various aspects of family tradition to his children and grandchildren, including gardening, canning and putting up meat for the winter. I am pretty impressed with how his children and their children are embracing these traditions, and it gives me some hope for the future; more than that, I am honoured and consider myself fortunate that he is also sharing many of these teachings with me.
Last week, Howard dropped in with some dill pickles that he had canned and told me that he was on his way to the grocery to pick up some hamburger for a simple sausage that his own father used to make. He explained the over-all procedure and then said that he would drop by before long with a sample of the sausage and the recipe.
Sure enough, this morning he came in with a pound of the sausage and an old, care-worn card with the recipe on it. With great enthusiasm, I thanked him for sharing this family tradition with me and promised to give it a try.
I had some as part of my lunch and really enjoyed it; it's a good, old-fashioned, home-made product that has become something of a lost idea these days, where everything one could ever want to eat is as close as the nearest Pick-Your-Mart. Back in the day when this was devised (I'm guessing around the late 1930s or early 1940s, perhaps earlier with slightly-different seasoning), much of this sausage must have been made after the slaughter of a family cow, or perhaps after buying a large supply of hamburger from a ranching neighbor, or on a monthly trip to town for provisions; it was, surely, even made with venison from deer hunted in the fall. It is simple, good, rural country fare, probably fried alongside eggs as a quick breakfast before heading out into the fields, or put between a couple of slices of bread for a field lunch. It is what it is, and it comes from a time when simple issues were resolved with simple solutions.
Purists might tremble at the recipe, with its liquid smoke; my reply to that is: well, don't use liquid smoke, then...smoke it! Some might also point out that it uses too much Tender Quick (curing salt) - at least according to package directions - and those people would, technically, be correct. My answer to that would be: well, use less, if you want, as long as it is enough. The fact is, in spite of these criticisms, this product, and many like it, were made on farms all across the country, before people had the benefit of mass communication and bouncing ideas off of each other on internet forums; as such, they had to figure out a lot of this for themselves.
I have made similar products before, but not exactly like this. I am eager to try it and hope that I do justice to Howard's family tradition. I'll post a photo of the recipe card here, with written instructions below that; note that the written instructions include an extra step or two that are not referred to on the card.
Mix the ingredients thoroughly together in a bowl; cover the bowl and let it sit overnight in the refrigerator for the cure to work.
The next day, roll out the sausage into four logs, then wrap the logs tightly in aluminum foil.
Poke holes in the foil, then put the logs into the oven at 325 degrees for 1 hour and 45 minutes. Be sure to put a tray below the logs to catch the drippings.
Are you sure first line of handwritten recipe, doesn't mean two 5lb chubs of hamburger? I'm seeing handwritten "5" on same line, does this "note" define size of pkg and recipe calls out for 2#, meaning two pkgs, not 2lbs?
The rest of ingredients, match up for 10lbs of mild seasoned hamburger, four 2 1/2lb logs, seems more likely, than four 1/2lb sticks?
I'll check with him, but I am pretty sure it is 2 pounds of burger. Will confirm.
Hi, Robert - I got in touch with Howard and he confirmed that it is definitely for 2 pounds of burger, but we both agreed that the amount of TQ is too much, even though it is as his father wrote it down. The logs as he made them are half a pound each; about 6 inches long, with the diameter perhaps of a Coke bottle. This matches the one that he brought to me, as far as I can tell.
Going "by the book," the amount of TQ for ground meat is 1.5 TEAspoons per pound, which would mean that for 2 pounds, the correct amount is 3 teaspoons, or 1 tablespoon. With those numbers, it's easy to see where one might make a mistake between teaspoons and tablespoons, and my guess is that this is what happened when the recipe was written down.
Based on this, I will make a slight modification when I make mine. First, I'll cut the amount of TQ down to 1 tablespoon, which enough to do the job of curing the meat. Then, I will bring the amount of seasoned salt up, just a bit, probably to 3/4 teaspoon. This is more in line with what I have experienced in my own making of similar products: When I use the recommended TQ for ground meat, it actually lacks enough salt - to my taste - and I have to add about 1/4 teaspoon of salt per pound.
I'll give this a try, and we'll see how it goes. I'm really tempted to double the mustard seed and garlic powder, as well, but we'll take a look at those after the TQ/seasoned salt experiment.


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Daily fraud update: 6th March
Published: 6th March, 2020
South Korea approves crypto trading bill
A new law has been passed in South Korea which looks set to approve and regulate the trading of cryptocurrencies – a move which could help combat fraud there.
The new law was passed by the National Assembly in an amendment to the pre-existing Act on Reporting and Use of Specific Financial Information.
It was later signed into law by the country's president.
However, the crypto press reported that it may take around a year for the law to come into force – and that it will be followed by a grace period of a further half-year.
It is now expected that South Korean crypto trading will become regulated.
There is currently a thriving crypto scene in South Korea, but regulation could well change that.
In recent years, the problem of crypto scams has risen in the country.
Part of the purpose of the legal change is to combat money laundering.
As a result, many different actors in the crypto ecosystem – including wallet firms and exchanges – will now have to have their names verified with Korean banking institutions.
They will also need to get certification in a discipline called information security management system (ISMS).
Accused crypto fraudster submits "not guilty" plea
A former investor of an American football team who stands accused of deception and unlicensed crypto trading has said he will plead "not guilty" on a new charge.
Reginald Fowler, who owned a firm called Crypto Capital and allegedly delivered various "shadow banking" services to crypto exchanges, has been presented with details of a new charge of wire fraud.
This happened in February and came after he had already been presented with charges of illegal money transfer, bank fraud and conspiracy.
The new charge was added by a mechanism called a "superseding indictment".
However, his legal advisers now claim that he will plead not guilty to this.
It is understood that he was previously told he could sign a plea deal.
In the middle of January, it was suggested that he was about to accept this on one count.
However, by the end of January, he had chosen to decline the offer, and the US government – which is the prosecutor in the case – took it off the table.
His lawyer, James McGovern, was quoted as saying that he was unaware of "what [Fowler has] been charged with".
"I've never really seen a superseding indictment when it provides less information than the one before", he said.
Crypto Capital has been controversial for a long time, and it has been accused of providing "shadow bank" services to major exchanges such as Bitfinex.
In October of last year, a fellow Crypto Capital executive – Ivan Lee – was taken into custody in Poland.
He was accused of being associated with $350m which was allegedly linked to money laundering for a Colombian drugs group.

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Write a character reference letter for a nurse
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How to Write a Letter of Reference for Someone
Written by: Sampson Quain
Reference letters are important aspects of the job-hiring process. Prospective employers want to verify an applicant's skills, talents and personal attributes with people who have worked with or know him well.
If you've been asked to write a reference letter for a former employee, colleague, relative or friend, there are few suggestions on how to write an effective letter.
Reference letters are important aspects of the job-hiring process.
Make sure you're up to it. Don't accept the task unless you're sure you can do it. If you feel you can write a strong, positive letter, then you should accept. If you don't feel you know the applicant well enough or aren't comfortable writing something positive, you should decline.
Know the format. A reference letter is a formal business letter and the language you use should not be casual, flippant or offensive. Before including anything questionable, discuss it with the person who asked you to write the letter. Humour may not be advisable for most reference letters, but in some instances, could humanise the applicant.
Write a brief introduction. State who you are and your relationship to the applicant. Keep the information about yourself short so you can focus on describing the length of time and the capacity in which you know the applicant.
A reference letter is a formal business letter and the language you use should not be casual, flippant or offensive.
Keep the information about yourself short so you can focus on describing the length of time and the capacity in which you know the applicant.
Describe the applicant's skills and qualifications. If the person worked for you in the past, write about job duties and responsibilities. If applicable, describe any promotions and awards the applicant received as an employee. It's important to describe any ways in which the person exceeded his duties and demonstrated initiative and self-motivation. If you're writing about someone who didn't work for you, highlight the personal qualities that make this person stand out from the crowd, such as honesty, integrity and industriousness. Describe specific ways in which the applicant demonstrated those traits.
Describe the applicant's skills and qualifications.
It's important to describe any ways in which the person exceeded his duties and demonstrated initiative and self-motivation.
Conclude the letter positively. Recommend the applicant without reservation and offer to answer any inquiries. Write your contact information and sign the letter.
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U.S. factory orders fall 5.2 per cent
By Christopher S. Rugaber
Orders to U.S. factories fell in August from July, mostly because of a sharp drop in volatile aircraft orders. The decline offset an increase in orders that reflect corporate investment plans.
The Commerce Department said Thursday that factory orders dropped 5.2 per cent in August, the biggest decline in more than three years. The loss was largely because demand for commercial aircraft plunged 102 per cent. That pulled down orders for long-lasting manufactured goods by 13.2 per cent.
In one positive sign, orders for business equipment and software, often considered a proxy for investment plans, rose 1.1 per cent, after two steep declines. Still, orders for steel, electrical equipment, and industrial machinery all fell.
Orders for non-durable goods, which include food, clothing, and gas, rose 2.2 per cent. The increase mostly reflected higher gas prices.
Manufacturing, which helped pulled the economy out of the Great Recession, has weakened since the spring, along with the broader economy. Slower global growth has hurt demand for American exports, while U.S. consumers and businesses have been cautious about spending.
Steven Wood, chief economist with Insight Economics, said manufacturing and capital spending are likely to stay sluggish, at least for a few more months.
But there have been some signs that things may be pick up.
A survey of purchasing managers released Monday showed that manufacturing activity expanded in September after three months of declines. Factories received more new orders in September and also increased hiring.
And auto sales jumped last month to nearly 1.2 million, an increase of 13 per cent compared to a year earlier. That suggests consumers are still willing to spend on expensive goods, even as job growth remains weak.
"If September's better result is sustained, it would be very good news," Joshua Shapiro, an economist at MFR Inc., said in a note to clients, referring to the manufacturing survey.
Still, U.S. manufacturers face several challenges ahead. Europe's financial crisis has pushed six of the 17 countries that use the euro into recession, a development that threatens exports of U.S. goods. And economies in other parts of the world, including big U.S. export markets such as China, India and Brazil, are also seeing slower growth.
Many business leaders are concerned about the "fiscal cliff," a package of steep tax increases and sharp spending cuts scheduled to kick in at the beginning of next year. The Congressional Budget Office and many private economists say that if a deal isn't reached to postpone the changes, the economy could fall back into recession.
The economy expanded at an annual rate of only 1.3 per cent in the April-June quarter, down from 2 per cent at the beginning of the year. That's not fast enough to encourage much hiring. Economists expect growth will remain at about 2 per cent for the rest of the year.
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Rungolee Fall/Holiday Cocktails and Trunk Show—Join hosts Carrie Polk, Paula Reed and Susan Barrett tonight, Monday, Oct. 7 from 5pm-8pm for a very special shopping soiree. Rungolee's fall favorites include the iconic Nefertiti dress, color-blocking blouses and capes and the Katarina embroidered blouse in rich fall colors and fabrics. RSVP to info@rungolee.com. Rungolee's trunk show will be held at Anjali's private home located at 943 Tirrill Farms Road in Ladue.
FGI Thought Leadership Panel: Branding Tools For Creating Buzz—FGI St. Louis presents a unique dialog between three brand strategists who will explore today's cool new brands and share top tier tactics for growing your business. Moderated by Allison Hawk Collinger, Principal, AHC Consulting LLC, a sought after speaker, connector, big thinker and trainer. Panelists include Colleen O'Neill, General Manager Taubman Prestige Outlets; Lindsay Pattan, Marketing Manager and Digital Strategist at ALIVE Magazine and Eric Thoelke, President and Creative Director, TOKY. The event will be held this Wednesday, Oct. 9 at 6pm at the Railway Exchange Building.
Saks Fifth Avenue Caravan of Shoes Trunk Show—Join Saks Fifth Avenue this Thursday, Oct. 10 from 5:30pm-7:30pm in the 10022 Shoe Department for cocktails and a caravan of designer shoes and handbags unlike any other. Featured designers include, Celine, Alaia, Dolce & Gabbana and countless others. The trunk show is being held in honor of the Queen's Gala set to be held at Saks on Friday, Oct. 18. Attendees will also be able to preview live auction lots for the upcoming event. RSVP to lauren.stewart@worldchesshof.org. Saks Fifth Avenue is located at Plaza Frontenac at 1 Frontenac Place Drive.
STLFW Wraps With Fashion's Day Out and Events at Saks and Neiman's—The ten-day fashion endeavor officially wrapped on Saturday with Fashion's Day Out, a shopping tour of local boutiques featuring trunk shows with national designers. Participating boutiques welcomed designer goods into their stores for a shopping extravaganza. Saks Fifth Avenue had designer Tess Giberson in-store for a presentation of her fall pieces and special Q&A with local and national bloggers. Neiman Marcus showed their latest and greatest fall trends out of their CUSP department. Shoppers were able to trouble-shoot any styling difficulties for the current season. For recaps and coverage on all Saint Louis Fashion Week events, follow Style Notes.
Saks Fifth Avenue CEO to Attend Queen's Gala— It was announced today that Saks Fifth Avenue CEO Steve Sadove will be coming in town for the Queen's Gala next Friday, Oct. 18. This will be his first visit since the major renovation that took place in the St. Louis store over the past year. Sadove is looking forward to participating in the Queen's Gala which is raising funds for Queen Power, an educational initiative of the World Chess Hall of Fame that looks to bring more girls to the game of chess. Sadove has been the driving force behind the Saks Gives initiative, which supports nonprofits in the cities where they operate.
Etsy POP!Up Event at The Boulevard—This Saturday, Oct. 12 from 10am-3pm the best of Show Me Etsy vendors are doing a one-day-only POP!Up shop at The Boulevard. This event gives shoppers an excellent way to experience the vendors' products up close and personal, as opposed to how they are typically found through your computer. Eleven participating vendors were curated by HGTV Star and St. Louis native Jessie Miller. The Boulevard is located at 1 The Boulevard in Brentwood.


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HomeAGENCY REPORTDrama at Bush funeral as Trump snubs the Clintons, greets the Obamas
Drama at Bush funeral as Trump snubs the Clintons, greets the Obamas
A divided Washington led by the nation's five living presidents put on a facade of unity Wednesday at the poignant state funeral of George H.W. Bush, as America bade farewell to its 41st president.
Donald and Melania Trump shared a front row pew at Washington National Cathedral with past presidents Barack Obama, Bill Clinton, Jimmy Carter and their wives as an honour guard brought Bush's flag-draped casket into the packed prayer hall.
But the show of unity was only a facade as Trump snubbed the Clintons as he shook hands when he arrived.
Since Bush's death, Trump has traded his usual provocative posture for one of respect and solemnity, tweeting before heading to the cathedral about "a day of celebration for a great man."
Trump arrived and promptly shook hands with Obama and former first lady Michelle Obama. But his greetings stopped there, as he failed to acknowledge Hillary Clinton, his defeated Democratic rival in 2016.
Clinton sat stone faced, looking straight ahead, and the pair did not make eye contact.
At the funeral, George W. Bush, America's 43rd President delivered a rousing and deeply personal eulogy — at times punctuated by laughter — as he sang the praises of his father and predecessor as commander-in-chief, who died Friday at age 94.
"He was born with just two settings — full throttle, then sleep," Bush said.
"To us, his was the brightest of a thousand points of light," he added in reference to his father's signature call to volunteerism.
"When the history books are written, they will say that George H.W. Bush was a great president of the United States."
Bush's eulogy followed an uplifting performance by Irish tenor Ronan Tynan — a friend of Bush who sang to the president in his dying hours.
Wednesday's state funeral caps a day-long homage that saw Bush lie in state for two days in the US Capitol rotunda.
Other dignitaries in the cathedral included Britain's Prince Charles, German Chancellor Angela Merkel, former Polish president Lech Walesa, former vice presidents Dan Quayle, Dick Cheney, Al Gore and Joe Biden, and former secretaries of state James Baker, Colin Powell and Condoleezza Rice.
Wednesday was a day of precision, patriotic ritual, and ceremony. George W. Bush and wife Laura stood stoically outside the US Capitol as an honor guard carried his father's flag-draped casket to the hearse.
In a show of respect, Pennsylvania Avenue was lined with well-wishers as the cortege proceeded toward the Neo-Gothic cathedral in the first presidential funeral since Gerald Ford died in late 2006.
Earlier, tens of thousands of Americans had quietly filed in to the Capitol to pay their respects to a man who steered the nation through turbulent times including the end of the Cold War — and in a style dramatically different to the combative current president.
Trump's ascendancy to the head of the Republican Party saw him exchange vitriolic attacks with the Bushes, notably slamming the presidential son's 2003 invasion of Iraq as "one of the worst decisions in the history of our country."
But he has taken pains to demonstrate unity since Bush's death, and made a low-key visit to the Capitol late Monday with First Lady Melania Trump to salute Bush's casket.
Trump declared Wednesday a national day of mourning. Many federal offices are closed along with Wall Street stock markets.
Congress also suspended votes — even in the midst of a looming potential shutdown that requires congressional action before midnight Friday.
Bush was a decorated World War II aviator who nearly lost his life when he was shot down on a bombing mission.
He served as a congressman, envoy to China and ambassador to the United Nations, director of the Central Intelligence Agency, and vice president to Ronald Reagan before winning the White House.
At a time of extraordinary and deep political fissures, Bush was looked to this week as a gracious servant of country who aimed to bridge the political divide.
Bush "was America's last great soldier statesman," presidential historian Jon Meacham told the guests.
"His life code, as he said, was tell the truth, don't blame people, be strong, do your best, try hard, forgive, stay the course."
After the Washington service, Bush's casket was flown back to Houston. The former head of state will lie in repose at St Martin's Episcopal Church, where the Bushes worshipped for decades, until Thursday's funeral.
He will be interred at the George H.W. Bush Presidential Library Centre in College Station, Texas, next to his wife, who died in April, and their daughter Robin who died of leukemia at age three.
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We're currently on a week-long holiday in Cornwall and today is our last day here. I've been sharing a few photos on my Facebook page with snippets of what we've been up to and there will be full posts with all the details and lots more photos to follow when we're home.
We've had a wonderful time and we've done plenty of fun things, but it is supposed to be a holiday, so we've had a fair bit of downtime too – just hanging out in the bungalow we're staying in, quiet evenings watching TV or reading, and lazy mornings where we don't get dressed until late.
It's during these times that I've been reflecting on what it actually means to go on holiday with kids. We usually only go away once a year and for the last few years it's usually been to come here to Cornwall – we've fallen into the habit of letting work commitments, finances and school holidays/term time restrictions get in our way of escaping the daily routine more regularly (though I'm determined to start changing that as soon as possible). As a consequence I have a tendency to build up our one week break in my head and have grand expectations of how it's going to be. You know the kind of thing… long lie-ins in the morning, everybody getting along and behaving beautifully, no cries of "I'm bored!" even though the TV doesn't get switched on the whole time we're away because everyone is choosing to read, or write, or draw or play board games. No strops or tantrums, day trips working out exactly as planned, and new experiences that everyone enjoys.
Of course the reality is very different, especially when there are six of you to cater for. My girls don't really 'do' lie-ins and are up as early as usual, the TV most definitely does get switched on, and there are still squabbles and arguments between them. Day trips NEVER work out as planned (though I think that adds to the experience!), not everyone wants to try the new foods or new activities, the teenager gets tired because she's being woken up by the smaller ones much earlier than she would normally get up and there are most definitely still strops and tantrums about not wanting to do something or because of a sensory overload. I still have to make breakfasts and lunches and cook dinner on the nights that we eat in, and small people seem to get dirtier on holiday (all that sand and ice cream!) and therefore still need to be bathed from time to time, and the husband still has to do all the driving because I refuse to drive 'The Beast' (as I've nicknamed our 7-seater people carrier).


The Venetian Las Vegas is Going Country!
Last week I received an exciting invitation from The Venetian Las Vegas to attend a press conference as an invited guest to witness the announcement their newest limited engagement headliners. I was tickled to be included because Las Vegas hasn't had entertainment news this big since the opening of The Smith Center for the Performing Arts, plus I'd almost forgotten the magnitude of a big announcement, and all the planning that goes into it for a Strip property because it has been many years since I worked for a hotel group.
I had been wondering who the major headliners were going to be ever since a teaser announcement was made at the opening of The Bourbon Room in June. I really had no idea until Chris Saldaña posted it on his Facebook page this morning, then I got really excited because it's the hottest couple in country music and I am a fan.
This is sure to cause a frenzy to purchase tickets and count on this show selling out quickly the same way Garth Brooks does at Wynn Las Vegas and Shania Twain's SHANIA: STILL THE ONE at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace (opening December 1.) It will be next to impossible the first two weekends with the NFR in town so unless you plan on attending months in advance and during the slow time of the year like after New Year's but before Valentine's Day weekend ̶ good luck!
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According to Brendan Gleeson, Domnhall was 'as cool as a breeze'.
WE ALL KNOW that the Gleeson family are an incredibly talented bunch. Brendan, Domhnall and Brían are all successful actors while Rúairí is an author and director and Fergus is a musician. But it seems that Domhnall, in particular, has been talented from a very young age.
Brendan Gleeson stopped by Late Night with Seth Meyers last night to talk about the new season of his first TV project Mr Mercedes. While on the show Brendan revealed that Domhnall managed to swing an agent out of accepting an award on behalf of his dad.
As we all know, making sure you don't forget to thank anyone when you win an award is one of the most important things. Being funny also helps and it turns out 16-year-old Domhnall was a hell of a lot funnier than anyone realised.
He walked on cool as a breeze, he was 16 and he thanked the people and then he said "there's a joke on here but I don't think you really want to hear that".
Classic as they say. And it served Domhnall well as it Brendan revealed that Domhnall got an agent from his very cool, calm and collected acceptance speech.
That folks, is how you do it.
Seth also observed the likeness of all the Gleesons to each other with Brendan joking 'my wife Mary also looks like me'. I mean it's the only way to explain how Domhnall, Ruairi and Brian all look exactly like Brendan. What a strong gene pool.
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Ian McEwan, Like Me Machines And Difficult Robot Rights Problems
The publication paints an image of 1980 London that's simultaneously familiar, but in precisely the exact same time quite different and in doing so it increases a few pressing questions. Central to the plot would be the world's first artificial people, put available for people to purchase. With this apparatus, questions what it means to be human when those machines really are like me, does this mean that they have rights, such as me? Robots are not human, so that they can not possess exactly the exact rights as us. But should you consider it, it is a circular argument.
The identical logic has been used against women's suffrage they can not possess the vote, since they're girls. Slaves can not have liberty, since they're slaves. Machines can not have rights, since they're machines. Some may underline the significance of their births the simple fact that we're inherently procreated, whereas machines have been created by people. You can highlight our natural character to sidestep this difficulty we are biological beings, whereas machines are made from component parts.
However, this would indicate that individuals with prosthetic limbs have been less human that is obviously not true. Nor are individuals less human that have trivial knee and hip replacements. Researchers at my university have 3D published the first artificial embryo, also this week Israeli scientists 3D published a whole human heart. Nobody is suggesting that individuals getting these artificial organs are far less human although they're no more 100 percent organic.
Consciousness might also be a place to look as people can act on motives beyond normal programming or impulse. But we aren't alone in this capability other creatures may also take part in complex preparation and tool utilization. And this debate would indicate that infants and late stage dementia sufferers are in effect less human since they lack this feature that is clearly not true.
Perhaps then what is required is your capacity to be amenable to some change in the way we view the world and ourselves. Even though the degree of machine understanding depicted by is, for now, nonetheless fiction most consider it will be a fact at the end of the century. And as technology grows and machinery become more like people, then they might also have to be recognized as having rights. He maintained the reasons people have rights is since we're potential representatives, able to select what to do past normal urge or reflex.
If this autonomous service is the cornerstone of our faith and robots will also be autonomous agents, balancing requires us to recognise that they also have the exact same fundamental rights to liberty and well being we assert for ourselves. This isn't to state that robot rights can't be overridden all rights battles lead into the rights of a party being sporadically across the other.
It only requires us to observe that robots are equivalent parties in almost any rights dispute. Mistreating a robot broker wouldn't be just like mistreating a printer by way of instance, it will be more like mistreating another individual. Devoting legal rights clearly remains a complex subject, but encounters from different fields shows the way the issue is just practical and it can be overcome.
Legal systems have recognized that matters as varied as idols, orangutans and even rivers may have rights so why not robots? It is clear then, such as, the legislation ought to begin considering these questions today rather than enjoying catch up when the robots have came.
How Exercise And Art Can Help Prevent Homelessness
Despite decades of programming and policy, youth homelessness remains a pressing issue in many areas across Canada. Nearly 50 percent of adults experiencing homelessness initially became displaced before age 25, according to a new nationwide count of homelessness. In Canada, 20 percent of individuals experiencing homelessness are childhood. Particular groups native childhood, racialized childhood and youth who identify as are at higher risk of homelessness as a result of intersecting kinds of systemic and structural inequity such as trans phobia and racism.
These figures reveal that we're neglecting to transition young people off the roads fast and several are biking back into homelessness during their lifetimes. Given that, there's been an increased emphasis on homelessness prevention throughout Canada and internationally. Youth homelessness prevention plans are being launched nationwide and nationally. Research proves that significant and significant activities like arts and sports may have significant effects on childhood social connectedness, improved developmental outcomes, enhanced mental health and healing from injury.
https://www.bilikbola.net/link-alternatif-sbobet-mobile-terbaru/ Could coverage manufacturers leverage those impacts to attempt and reduce youth homelessness and maintain young people put? Evidence points to sports and arts assisting to encourage transitions off the road and into areas of social and community inclusion in Canada and outside. Youth homelessness is a intricate social issue affecting individuals between the ages of 13-24 that are residing independent of caregivers or parents and don't have the capacity to acquire secure and safe home.
A lot of those young men and women lack the supports and resources to transition to liberty in secure, motivated and planned manners. Emerging pupil has sought to know what factors encourage home retention and health after a young man manages to get off the roads. Social exclusion, loneliness and restricted social networks are especially common problems for people who have recently left homeless standing. These encounters powerfully contribute to psychological health decrease, chemical use, feelings of despair and following returns to homelessness.
Young people exiting homelessness might be housed in places that are isolated from providers, community centers and childcare. This space can cause barriers to obtaining meaningful pursuits and can pose challenges to political and social inclusion. All young men and women deserve secure and secure home, as well as the chance to become engaged in purposeful activities that improve their happiness, social inclusion, health and awareness of belonging. By way of instance, neighbors could have the ability to help facilitate home retention after a young man leaves the roads.
Social addition may also mitigate dangers of eviction.
This addition can assist in the growth of a new identity as young men and women re-articulate their awareness of urgency in a new neighborhood.
Several studies indicate that youth experiencing homelessness see artistic action and sports participation as absolutely essential for their health, leaves and recovery from homelessness. By way of instance, studies have revealed that street involved youth observed producing artwork as something critical to survival.
Lack Of Resources And Support
The connection between art and survival production for a few childhood indicates that purposeful activity could be an essential measurement of youth homelessness prevention. Camping game involvement can have a lot of physical, psychosocial, psychological and developmental advantages.
But for game programming for homeless youth to become purposeful, the societal, cultural and political barriers to participation needs to be addressed, such as time and location of programming, price of accessibility and cultural approval.
Studies have proven that for Native youth, re-connection with cultural practices such as sports may be a vital part in connectedness and significance. We must take seriously the demand for social inclusion, belonging and civic involvement, for which purposeful activity like artistic activity and sports may be one route. This implies investing in front line prevention programming which includes arts and sports activities driven by the demands and interests of these young people that they serve.
How International Trade Can Open Up The Cultural Economic Potential In Developing Countries
There's increasing interest in the innovative market in emerging markets concerning its effect on economic and employment development, in addition to societal and cultural influences. In South Africa, as an instance, a recent analysis from the South African American Observatory, revealed that the nation's creative market contributed 1.7 percent to the market in 2016. And the creative industry grew faster compared to South Africa's overall market by 4.9 percent between 2011 and 2016 compared with 1.6 percent for entire economy.
A significant contributor to this increase is global trade in cultural products and services. Cultural trade offers developing countries a chance to benefit from the growing interest worldwide in cultural products and services. A current study on the prognosis for its creative economy proves that the international marketplace for innovative products more than doubled between 2002 and 2015, its growth averaged over 7 percent worldwide. In developing nations growth was faster at 9%.
Since 2011 cultural products exports grew faster than overall commodity exports. This could create among world's largest single markets US$4 trillion in spending and investment offering excellent opportunities for mutually beneficial cultural commerce. Cultural trade could be regarded as the nexus between imagination and globalisation. The equivalent distribution of imagination could offer a means for emerging market economies to benefit from the two.
These may spill over into other businesses, boosting their competitiveness and productivity. By way of instance, a study of nine South American countries revealed a rise some creative businesses exports style, media and graphic arts improved exports from non creative industries in subsequent years. Cultural trade also offers non-market values connected with that. As an instance in the deadly wealth of nations, Patrick Kabanda asserts that global trade in cultural products may have a direct financial effect, in addition to help build nation image or brand.
This, then, may have a beneficial impact on trade and investment in different industries. However, the possible positive consequences will not necessarily be achieved mechanically. Emerging markets want sensible, evidence based policies that are constructed in their respective cultural economy for its advantages to materialise.
Research in both developing and developed countries demonstrates that the huge majority of creative or cultural business firms are micro businesses employing fewer than 10 individuals. In sub Saharan Africa, there's also a high degree of informality, using an International Labour Organisation report estimating the informal sector accounts for 66 percent of employment in the area.
Little, casual companies face specific difficulties in the ethnic market of the developing world. This impacts their capacity to gain from international trade. One of the crucial elements influencing the ability of those companies to flourish is that there access to E-commerce, as per a report. It points to the increasing percentage of electronic earnings in the industry.
Nevertheless African small and medium sized businesses have reduced adoption rates of E-commerce technologies such as mobile-money.
Vulnerability To Cultural Work
It follows that they risk being excluded from the electronic market that increasingly facilitates commerce. This translates into a normally very low proportions of creative and cultural industry companies who have access to global markets, according to a few South African study. Another place which affects businesses in the industry are the conditions of intellectual property nation's trade beneath. By way of instance, research has discovered that trade arrangements using a intellectual property clause raises execution period.
However, on the favorable end of this scale, intellectual property provisions may boost trade flows from developing to developed nations. This implies that intellectual property laws can help make commerce between the north and international south even. But some writers assert that, for cultural articles which may be shared online across boarders, conventional trade barriers such as quotas and intellectual property laws can't be enforced and won't be successful.
Another challenge that has to be addressed is that the precariousness of tasks within cultural employment, particularly for young people and people. Another challenge is that the startlingly low percentage of young girls in cultural professions in contrast to young men in countries such as South Africa. New trading partners using emerging markets, in addition to using conventional, developed markets, are increasing.
There is definite potential for ethnic commerce to bring about sustainable growth. However, this isn't an automatically positive connection and special policies to handle challenges, particularly for micro enterprises, will probably be required.
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Q: Install4j : Not able to copy installation logs to another location For install4j 5.1.6 , I am trying to add a vm option
and setting its values as "-Dinstall4j.keepLog=true" in the options.
I also tried this option -Dinstall4j.alternativeLogfile=C:\
But if  some error condition occurs the during installation, and installation is cancelled . The logs are not retained
They get deleted from the temp folder also .
I want to retain the logs , even if the installation was cancelled.

A: Adding
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to the "VM parameters" property of the "Installer" on the "Installer->Screens & Actions" step will prevent the log files from being deleted.
The log file in the %TEMP% directory has a name that starts with "i4jlog...".
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Q: Deactivating all plugins and reactivating one by one, fixes conflicts. Why? I was experiencing some Javascript errors thrown in Google Chrome debug console, so I have deactivated all plugins and then re-enabled them one by one. No more errors!
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ORG North Dakota State University - Main Campus Title NDSU Extension Specialist BIO John Nowatzki regularly delivers educational presentations on various precision agriculture topics including farm data management, unmanned aircraft systems (UAS), LiDAR applications, and variable rate fertilization of field crops. Mr. Nowatzki also conducts applied research collaborating with others NDSU faculty. Recent research topics include UAS applications for agriculture, variable rate fertilization, optical sensors for in-season fertilization, and soil compaction. He is a principal coordinator for the annual Precision Ag Summit in Jamestown. John Nowatzki is the principal investigator on the several UAS research projects.


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Clyde Picht, former Fort Worth City Councilman, dies at 87
FW city councilman Clyde Picht. photo by Carolyn Bauman Cruz
Former Fort Worth City Councilman, longtime community leader and U.S. Air Force pilot Clyde Wendell Picht died Friday in Fort Worth at 87.
Picht served as District 6 city councilman from 1997 to 2005, and ran for several other offices over the years, including mayor of Fort Worth in 2009.
Picht was a lieutenant colonel in the Air Force and earned two Purple Hearts and the distinguished Flying Cross with two Oak Leaf Clusters from his service in Vietnam as a pilot. Picht grew up in Salt Lake City, where he first became involved in community service through the Boy Scouts of America and the Sea Scouts. He received a degree in forest management from Utah State University and worked for the U.S. Forest Service before entering the Air Force. After serving 22 years, he retired as at then-Carswell Air Force Base in Fort Worth in 1978. He then worked as a flight instructor for American Airlines, retiring in 1996 after 18 years.
Picht ran for City Council in 1997, defeating incumbent Jewel Woods. He was dubbed "Landslide Clyde" after winning that race by just 10 votes and he embraced the ironic nickname, even using it as the name of a website. After leaving office, he remained active in civic affairs, raising his voice in support and opposition on a number issues. He was an early, frequent and vocal opponent of the controversial Panther Island project, which he criticized for mismanagement and cost overruns.
Cindy Crain, who became Picht's council aide, recalled his commitment to his constituents as well as his desire to move the city forward with technology.
"Clyde Picht was adamant about constituent service … answer all calls and letters," she said in an email. "He actually read the entire City Council packets that were then five pound+ binders of documents hand delivered by City Marshals the weekend prior to council meetings."
Picht, she noted, pushed to have those documents delivered electronically long before that became common practice.
Picht influenced and mentored others involved in the community. "It is with a tremendously heavy heart I make this post," Layla Caraway, a community activist, said in an email. "My dear friend and my first political mentor is gone. Clyde Picht was many things to many people. He was a warrior in every sense of the word. He was a highly decorated war hero, a devoted husband, father, grandfather and friend. He was intelligent, funny and a world class smartass."
Picht met his wife "Tru," the former Emeline Trujillo, in 1955 when he was an Air Force ROTC student at Utah State University; he was in the hospital for minor surgery and she was a nurse. "They married six months later; she was the love of his life for 65 years," the family's obituary said when Mrs. Picht died on June 25, 2020.
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Boy Swallows Universe by Trent Dalton – Review
Boy Swallows Universe
by Trent Dalton
Publication: April 2nd, 2019 by Harper
Genre: Fiction
An utterly wonderful debut novel of love, crime, magic, fate, and a boy's coming of age, set in 1980s Australia and infused with the originality, charm, pathos, and heart of Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close and The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time.
The mind can take you anywhere you want to go
Eli Bell's life is complicated. His father is lost, his mother is in jail, and his stepdad is a heroin dealer. The most steadfast adult in Eli's life is Slim—a notorious felon and national record-holder for successful prison escape—who watches over Eli and August, his silent genius of an older brother.
Exiled far from the rest of the world in Darra, a seedy suburb populated by Polish and Vietnamese refugees, this twelve-year-old boy with an old soul and an adult mind is just trying to follow his heart, learn what it takes to be a good man, and train for a glamorous career in journalism. Life, however, insists on throwing obstacles in Eli's path—most notably Tytus Broz, Brisbane's legendary drug dealer.
But the real trouble lies ahead. Eli is about to fall in love, face off against truly bad guys, and fight to save his mother from certain doom—all before starting high school.
A story of brotherhood, true love, family, and the most unlikely of friendships, Boy Swallows Universe is the tale of an adolescent boy on the cusp of discovering the man he will be. Powerful and kinetic, Trent Dalton's debut is sure to be one of the most heartbreaking, joyous and exhilarating novels you will experience.
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About the author: Trent Dalton writes for the award-winning The Weekend Australian Magazine. A former assistant editor of The Courier-Mail, he has won a Walkley, been a four-time winner of the national News Awards Feature Journalist of the Year Award, and was named Queensland Journalist of the Year at the 2011 Clarion Awards for excellence in Queensland media. His writing includes several short and feature-length film screenplays. His latest feature film screenplay, Home, is a love story inspired by his non-fiction collection Detours: Stories from the Street (2011), the culmination of three months immersed in Brisbane's homeless community, the proceeds of which went back to the 20 people featured within its pages. His journalism has twice been nominated for a United Nations of Australia Media Peace Award, and his debut novel Boy Swallows Universe was published in 2018.
He was nominated for a 2010 AFI Best Short Fiction screenplay award for his latest film, Glenn Owen Dodds, starring David Wenham. The film won the prestigious International Prix Canal award at the world's largest short film festival, The Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival in France. Dalton's debut feature film screenplay, In the Silence, is currently in production. Trent also hosted the ABC Conversations show while Richard Fidler was on a Churchill Fellowship.
Review of Boy Swallows Universe by Trent Dalton
Boy Swallows Universe by Trent Dalton is a captivating read that is sure to draw you in from the beginning. Dalton pours his heart into his writing and it shows. An emotional read that you can feel as you read the mix of terrifying childhood dreams with adult fears. The characters are just the right mix of personalities and backstories to make this a complex story. A classic Aussie author who is sure to leave you wanting more. ** I received a complimentary copy in exchange for my honest and unbiased review. This post contains affiliate links and I will be compensated if you make a purchase after clicking on my links.**
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"CBS FALL PREVIEW," A SPECIAL PRESENTING A "FIRST LOOK" AT THE NETWORK'S NEW FALL SERIES, TO BE BROADCAST MONDAY, SEPT. 4
Special Will Be Hosted by New Series Stars Iain Armitage, David Boreanaz, Mark Feuerstein, Shemar Moore, Bobby Moynihan and Jeremy Piven
The Special Will Also Be Available On Demand across Multiple Platforms through Mid-October
CBS FALL PREVIEW, hosted by new series stars Iain Armitage (YOUNG SHELDON), David Boreanaz (SEAL TEAM), Mark Feuerstein (9JKL), Shemar Moore (S.W.A.T.), Bobby Moynihan (ME, MYSELF & I) and Jeremy Piven (WISDOM OF THE CROWD), is a primetime special highlighting the Network's six new fall series. It will be broadcast Monday, Sept. 4 (8:30-9:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network and CBS All Access, the Network's digital subscription video on demand and live-streaming service.
In addition, the special will be available on demand across multiple platforms through mid-October, providing viewers with convenient anytime access to information about the Network's new fall lineup.
The platforms featuring the special include CBS.com (http://www.cbs.com/shows/cbs-fall-preview-2017/), the CBS App (www.cbs.com/mobile/), select CBS Audience Network partner sites and participating CBS stations' sites, as well as on demand via the Network's various cable, satellite, vMVPD and telco partners.
Throughout the special, Armitage, Boreanaz, Feuerstein, Moore, Moynihan and Piven will introduce their new series with a mix of "first look" behind-the-scenes moments, cast interviews, and select scenes from the shows' premiere episodes.
YOUNG SHELDON is a comedy about 9-year-old Sheldon Cooper (Iain Armitage), who finds it isn't easy growing up in East Texas. Being a once-in-a-generation mind capable of advanced mathematics and science isn't always helpful in a land where church and football are king. And while the vulnerable, gifted and somewhat na�ve Sheldon deals with the world, his very normal family must find a way to deal with him. Zoe Perry, Lance Barber, Annie Potts, Raegan Revord and Montana Jordan also star. THE BIG BANG THEORY's multiple Emmy Award winner Jim Parsons narrates the comedy as adult Sheldon. The series premieres Monday, Sept. 25 (8:30-9:00 PM, ET/PT) and moves to Thursdays (8:30-9:00 PM, ET/PT) as of Nov. 2.
ME, MYSELF & I stars Bobby Moynihan, Jack Dylan Grazer and John Larroquette in a comedy about the defining moments in one man's life over three distinct periods - as a 14-year-old in 1991 (Grazer), at age 40 in present day (Moynihan) and at age 65 in 2042 (Larroquette). Brian Unger, Jaleel White, Kelen Coleman, Christopher Paul Richards, Mandell Maughan, Skylar Gray, Reylynn Caster and Sharon Lawrence also star. The series premieres Monday, Sept. 25 (9:30-10:00 PM, ET/PT) and moves to 9:00-9:30 PM, ET/PT on Monday, Oct. 30.
SEAL TEAM is a new military drama that follows the professional and personal lives of the most elite unit of Navy SEALs as they train, plan and execute the most dangerous, high stakes missions our country can ask of them. David Boreanaz stars as Jason Hayes, the respected, intense leader of the Tier One team whose home life has suffered as a result of his extensive warrior's existence. Max Thieriot, Neil Brown Jr., AJ Buckley, Toni Trucks and Jessica Paré also star. The series premieres Wednesday, Sept. 27 (9:00-10:00 PM, ET/PT).
WISDOM OF THE CROWD is a drama starring Jeremy Piven as a visionary tech innovator who creates a cutting-edge crowdsourcing app to solve his daughter's murder, and revolutionizes crime solving in the process. Richard T. Jones, Natalia Tena, Monica Potter, Blake Lee and Jake Matthews also star. The series premieres Sunday, Oct. 1 (8:30-9:30 PM, ET/PT). **(Football doubleheader)
9JKL stars Mark Feuerstein in a family comedy inspired by his real life. Josh Roberts (Feuerstein) is a new divorcé and actor between projects who moves home to New York to regroup, living in an apartment sandwiched between his doting, meddlesome parents (Linda Lavin, Elliott Gould) on one side and his brother (David Walton), sister-in-law (Liza Lapira) and their new baby on the other. Matt Murray and Albert Tsai also star. The series premieres Monday, Oct. 2 (8:30-9:00 PM, ET/PT).
S.W.A.T., inspired by the television series and the feature film, stars Shemar Moore as a locally born and raised S.W.A.T. sergeant newly tasked to run a specialized tactical unit that is the last stop in law enforcement in Los Angeles. Stephanie Sigman, Jay Harrington, Alex Russell, Lina Esco, Kenny Johnson and Peter Onorati also star. The series premieres Thursday, Nov. 2 (10:00-11:00 PM, ET/PT).


The next day, I had a bit of a lie-in as it was only a travel day. Once I was sorted, I carried my backpack to the bus. I didn't have to wait too long for the bus, which took me through the city to the airport.
After the normal airport procedure, I hopped on the plane to Kuala Lumpur, which was uneventful. Then I had a 3 hour layover at the airport before boarding the airplane to Sri Lanka. On the flight, I made myself stay awake because of the time difference. I was sitting next to an older couple; the husband from England and the wife from Sweden. They were lovely, telling me about their travels.
I landed in Sri Lanka smoothly, where I disembarked. I went through immigration and collected my bag. In the main airport, I exchanged some money. Outside, I tried to find a tuk tuk driver but it posed to be difficult. Every person I asked pretended they didn't understand me and wanted to take me in a taxi and charge me a ridiculous amount of money. Eventually, someone told me and a found a few drivers. I managed to barter and agree a price, where they took me to me hostel, not far from the airport.
The hostel was tiny, where I think I was the only person there. I had my own ensuite double room, which was the first room I've had which wasn't a dorm. It was bliss. With the time difference being 3 hours, my body was knackered so I slept like a baby.
The following day, I woke up and had a shower before starting my journey to Kandy. The hostel guy took me to the bus station in a tuk tuk about 10 minutes away. There was already a bus pretty full, nearly ready to leave. I placed my backpack in the boot of the bus and squeeze into the seat, I was shown. I was wedged at the very back between two youngish guys. The bus was packed full of people with windows wide open, a driver and a conductor, who took the fare money.
Once every seat was taking, the bus took off, blaring some Sri Lankan music out of the speakers, stopping off every few minutes to drop and pick up passengers. I listened to my own music as the bus wound through little towns and up to the mountains of Kandy. Originally, I got told it would take about 3 hours but in the end, because of traffic, it took 4 hours.
Off the bus, I had several tuk tuk drivers wanting my service. I hopped into one, where the driver wanted to take my around for a day tour of Kandy for a certain price. He showed me pages of things other people had wrote about him but as I didn't have an itinerary, I decided to decline. The driver even stopped on the way to the hostel to show me more photos. Eventually, I think he gave up and dropped me at my accommodation, which had moved a couple of the doors up the road. I was welcomed by a lovely lady, who checked me in.
By this time, it was mid-afternoon and I was feeling hungry. Down the road, there was a supermarket with a restaurant above it. I decided to try it out, where I had a vegetable curry, which came with three different types, and rice. I sat outside, gazing at the miraculous view of the hills and town.
I wandered back passed the hostel along the little street with not much around apart from the odd house and greeny, to the Big Buddha. This was a famous spot to go to but I was slightly disappointed. When I reached the top of the hill, I was asked to take off my shoes, where they were stored. The guy asked me for a donation so of course, I did as I thought it was part of seeing the Buddha. As I got closer to the temple, I was asked to pay to go in and they also gave me a shawl to cover my shoulders. I climbed up the stairs, where you could go into a tiny temple. Even though there were stairs, you couldn't climb to the top so it felt pointless but the view was nice.
Just as I was leaving, I got asked again for a donation, which I declined. I do find that these type of countries think you are full of money and therefore they are cheeky about it.
After retrieving my flip flops, I thought about heading towards town. A guy in a car pulled over and asked if he could give me a lift for free so I thought I would take it. It's not usually like me to do this especially as I was on my own. I must have just gone mind blank for a second and accepted it. In the car, he started to talk about his business and telling me other places I could go. Then proceeded in taking me to botanic garden, which was out of town until I told him that I just wanted to go to the town centre. He dropped me off and I wandered the town. I found an inside market, where I looked around. A lot of the stall owners started shouting at me to take a closer look at their stuff because they wanted me to buy off them.
Then I walked back up to the hostel, where I chilled for a bit. In the evening, I walked down to vegetarian Dosai establishment, where I ordered a masala dosai. Dosai is like a savoury pancake. I soon realised that the potions Sri Lankans gave were huge. It was really tasty and cost about 2 AUD. After I just relaxed in bed before falling asleep.
The next morning, I had a shower before joining some other travellers from the hostel to eat the complimentary breakfast of toast, fried egg, banana and tea. In my dorm, I sorted some things out and checked out but kept my bag in the hostel as I was going to explore Kandy a little more.
I managed to wave down a tuk tuk, which took me to the botanical gardens. I knew it was a slight distance but I just find that they try to rip white foreigners off as they think they're rich. When nI approached the gardens, there was a fee. I expected this but not the price it was showing. It was a bit extortionate especially as locals were paying a tenth of the foreigner price. However, as I thought I had got a tuk tuk all the way there, I might as well pay to go in.
I have to say the botanical gardens were huge with a complete variety of trees, flowers and plants. I walked against the grain so that I could have a peaceful wander. I did not know, however, there were going to be monkeys around. I am still scared of monkeys after my friend got bitten in Thailand and I saw the pain she went through. I looked at the monkeys climbing the trees but I didn't go anywhere near them.
On part of the outskirts of the gardens, a bridge crossed a river, which made a beautiful view. There were a few ladies frightened of crossing the bridge as it was wobbly. It did make me a laugh a little.
As I was mooching around, a group of Sri Lanka children stopped to talk to me. There guardian explained that as part of a programme, the children go on excursions to speak to foreigners to improve their English. I thought it was a great scheme. They asked me loads of questions and then asked if I could dance or sing for them. At first, I refused and agreed that if they sing I will sing a song. One of the girls, aged 13, sang a popular pop song to me on her own. It was amazing. I then had to play my part. I thought as a teacher I would sing them a song so I did 'if you're happy and you know it, clap your hands'. It was just so lovely. After, we took a photo and said goodbye. I love encounters like this. It just makes my time away even better connecting with the locals.
Once I had been in the garden for a few hours, I left to get a tuk tuk. Initially, I was planning to go to the tea museum and plantation but because of time and the drivers being funny, I just got them to drop me off in the town centre. I walked to the huge lake, which wasn't anything special and then found a restaurant that the two Australian girls from this morning recommended to me.
It took a while to be served but once I did, I order a vegetable curry with rice. There were about 4 different ones, which were all delicious. I walked up the hill back to the hostel, where I rested for a bit before getting a tuk tuk to the train station. I wanted to try out different transport to compare them.
After waiting in the queue and eventually getting serve as the person was serving two counter at the same time, prioritising the locals, I found out the earliest train was full so I had to get the next one, which was in an hours time.
I found a seat on the train, where I just listened to music and gazed out the window. Next to me was a Sri Lankan family with 2 children and a baby. I have to say those kids were so well behaved without making a peep of a noise. The train took about 3 and a half hours with more beautiful scenery than the bus. It was also more comfortable and cheaper.
By the time we pulled into Colombo fort station, it was pretty late and I just wanted to get to my hostel. I bartered with a tuk tuk driver who, I later found out, gave me a super good price. When we arrived at the hostel, it was in a darken alley, which looked closed. I rang the doorbell and luckily, there was someone there. I checked in and got taken to my room.
After dumping my bag, I went in search of some dinner. I found a little café, which sold local food (not that I could read the menu). I just ask for a dosai and that what they served me with some curry and a bready ball; it all tasted good.
For the rest of the evening, I just chilled, talking to an English couple and a guy from Uzbekistan before heading to bed. I also decided what I was going to do until I leaving Sri Lanka. The Uzbekistan guy's English was very poor so he wanted me to teach him as he found out I was an English teacher. I did say I was on holiday from teaching but he told me he was going to follow me to my next destination. I had to wait and see if he was as I planned on catching a train early the next day to make the most of my time there.
Unfortunately that night I didn't sleep well; I must have eaten something that didn't go well with my stomach as I was on the toilet every couple of hours. Luckily, it was out of my system before leaving the hostel.


Peter Blake is an English Pop artist, best known for his depictions of pop bands such as the Beatles, during the Sixties. Peter Blake's unique take on Pop combines drawn and painted images with collaged elements from packaging, advertising and other art works. Blake was made a Royal Academician in 1981, and a CBE in 1983, he has had major retrospectives at Tate and Pallant House. Blake's screenprints are exceptionally well finished, and achieve a consistently high market value.


Who Wants to be a Minyanaire?
Bringing the Prayers to life.
The user-friendly, explanatory services at The Shul are open to all. We realise that Services should not just be about Prayer. it's a learning experience. At various points the Rabbi will pause for an explanation or insight into the depth of the liturgy we use.
No experience requires so wether you've been going to Shul since you were a kid or if this will be you first time, you can feel right at home.
The services are followed by Kiddush on Friday night and a delicious catered Brocha on Shabbat morning.


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Q: Value of a character in C I want to find out what the numeric, integer value of each character in C is, from A through Z is.
I would appreciate it if you can show me the code that finds out the value of each character in a string.
Thanks

A: Here is
char *s="ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVXYZ";
while(*s!='\0')
{
  printf("%c --> %d\n",*s,*s);
  s++;
}

A: char i;
for (i = 'A'; i <= 'Z'; i++)
  printf("%c = %d\n", i, i);

A: Here's the requested code:
#include<stdio.h>
int main()
{
  char c;
  for(c='A';c<='Z';c++)
    printf("%c: %d\n",c,c);
}


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#41 Inspired by her – Selma Weber
Inspired by her – Selma Weber
Selma Weber, Bello, 1993. Kunstmuseum Basel, ©Selma Weber
The series of guided tours "Inspired by her" on current female positions at the Kunstmuseum Basel enjoys great popularity. Instead of on site in the house, Iris Kretzschmar now presents the artworks here as text, for example "Bello" by Selma Weber.
Most people walk past it carelessly – undeservedly. We are talking about a 4.5 x 17 cm small aluminium plate on the wall. It is a multiple by Basel artist Selma Weber (1958) with the title Bello* from 1993. The landscape-formatted plate shows a small black dachshund, with a red collar and a rod placed in front, crossed out by a mighty red cross. Similar signs can be found in many places in the city. Mostly they are pictograms in a reduced visual language, which draw attention to what is not to be done here. How does such a "no dog allowed" sign get into the "holy halls of art", and what is this here?
Bello found his venerable place through the donation of Theresa and Jakob Tschopp-Janssen's collection to the Friends of the Kunstmuseum Basel. Placed with a wink by the director of the institution himself, the sign now inconspicuously adorns a cornerstone between the Hauptbau and the staircase leading to the underpass of the Neubau. What an excellent place, as if made for such an enigmatic hint.
Two heavyweights of art history steal Bello's show on site – the bronze Ptolémée III (1961) by Hans Arp and two monumental, gestural paintings by Georg Baselitz, The Night (1984-1985) and The Lovers (1984). No chance for Bello? Yet it is precisely the discreet hanging in the context of the art heroes that reinforces Bello's subversive effect. If one becomes aware of the little dachshund in spite of the art celebrities, one is first of all surprised, then soon enough one starts to smile. Sure, the dog stays outside, the art is inside? Here you find both. It is a small, targeted and all the more effective trick that allows Bello to assert his presence on the spot. As soon as you take a closer look you will discover the special feature. The eye of the dog has been replaced by a golden glittering eyelet, thus revealing the view of the wall behind it. With this minimal intervention not only the animal and plate are alienated, the object also becomes a refined relief. An exaggeration of the trivial takes place, inviting us to think further.
A look back: in the 90s Selma Weber helped the eyelet, originally a material unrelated to art, to a new aesthetic appeal. Along with Bostitch clips and colorful pins, the use of these small metal rings in pictures and objects even became a trademark of her art for a while. Especially postcards with banal and popular motifs were not safe from her. With devotion she worked the pictures with eyelets, "maltreated" lovely flower greetings with a thoroughly ironic twist.
In 1991, for example, a whole screen of floral eyelet motifs was created. For the installation Adacta (1995) for the Waaghof prison in Basel, the artist, in collaboration with friends, provided 480 briefcases with 312,480 metal eyelets, which were then closed by disabled people. The result was a glittering, movable fan on the wall almost 8 metres long, which is not only visually striking but also questions the system of the prison system with its laborious work.
The origin of Bello also falls into this time. The artist – who herself grew up with two headstrong dachshunds, whose mention still makes her eyes shine today – bought some prohibition signs in the shop to prepare a small edition of the multiple for the annual exhibition at the Ausstellungsraum Klingental in 1993. The idea was captivating, but the effort involved was not too great: according to the artist, four holes were drilled, a large one for the animal's eye and four smaller ones for the attachment. The eye is pushed through the predrilled hole and fastened with a screw press: Bello was born.
Written by: Iris Kretzschmar, art historian, art mediator and freelance author


Hunt for the Tomb of the Cybermen As soon as the decision was taken, the problem of satisfying demand surfaced: It should also be remembered that the first domestic video recorders would not appear until the late 1970s, and there was no market for home video for close to the first two decades of the show's history.
Welcome Your IET account. Many of the recovered film reels have been found in the archives of overseas stations or found their way into the possession of TV staff who kept them when the broadcasters asked for them to be discarded.
Huawei threat, tech's Wild West, education apps and more: When it came to preparing a VHS release of 'The Daemons' 1971 in the early 1990s, the only broadcast-quality source available for all but one of the episodes was a set of monochrome 16mm film negatives. Without filtering, film captures both signals.
The film used was typically very slow, providing it with a very fine grain able to capture minute details. These days, both fields are created from motion estimated frames at 1.
In 1991 telerecordings of all 'Tomb of the Cybermen' episodes were finally recovered from the Rediffusion Television in Hong Kong. Doctor Who set to land in VR headsets.
With the release of episodes in the past few years that employ these recolouring techniques, the Doctor Who Restoration Team has more or less completed the task of bringing the colour Doctor Who serials back to a state very close to the original viewing experience; there may even be opportunities to improve on the original remasters.
Despite being recorded on monochrome media the colour information had not been stripped out. Foldable screens and 5G compatibility steal the show at MWC.
The VidFire system has also been used in the restoration of archive programmes other than Doctor Who. Although BBC television managed to keep an untransmitted version of the first episode of Doctor Who recorded 50 years ago, the organisation wiped more than a hundred others made up to the mid-1970s.
A bit of technical knowhow Only one serial was preserved in the form of colour film — the consequences of a studio-based strike during production. No other TV series has been able to call upon a restoration effort in the way that Doctor Who has. Former BBC engineer Richard Russell developed software that could filter the colour information and correct distortions.
Learn more about IET cookies and how to control them. Black-and-white sets would decode the luminance or brightness subcarrier but ignore the second 'chrominance' signal. Black-and-white film captures colour information from a video signal because of the way that the colour signal is mixed into the video fields. The result is generally flashes of spurious colour.