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Q: could not move my Obstacle Avoidance Robot I am newbie to Raspberrypi3.i want to make a Obstacle Avoidance Robot using Raspberrypi3.i connected my rasberrypi through putty for remote access. i successfully connected remotely and wrote the code.
the code is shown below.
board:- Raspberrypi3 modelB
Motor Driver:-L293D

import RPi.GPIO as GPIO                    #Import GPIO library
import time

#Import time library
GPIO.setwarnings(False)
GPIO.setmode(GPIO.BCM)                    # programming the GPIO by BCM pin numbers

TRIG = 17
ECHO = 27
led = 22

m11=16
m12=12
m21=21
m22=20

GPIO.setup(TRIG,GPIO.OUT)                  # initialize GPIO Pin as outputs
GPIO.setup(ECHO,GPIO.IN)                   # initialize GPIO Pin as input
GPIO.setup(led,GPIO.OUT)

GPIO.setup(m11,GPIO.OUT)
GPIO.setup(m12,GPIO.OUT)
GPIO.setup(m21,GPIO.OUT)
GPIO.setup(m22,GPIO.OUT)

GPIO.output(led, 1)

time.sleep(5)

def stop():
    print "stop"
    GPIO.output(m11, 0)
    GPIO.output(m12, 0)
    GPIO.output(m21, 0)
    GPIO.output(m22, 0)

def forward():
    GPIO.output(m11, 1)
    GPIO.output(m12, 0)
    GPIO.output(m21, 1)
    GPIO.output(m22, 0)
    print "Forward"

def back():
    GPIO.output(m11, 0)
    GPIO.output(m12, 1)
    GPIO.output(m21, 0)
    GPIO.output(m22, 1)
    print "back"

def left():
    GPIO.output(m11, 0)
    GPIO.output(m12, 0)
    GPIO.output(m21, 1)
    GPIO.output(m22, 0)
    print "left"

def right():
    GPIO.output(m11, 1)
    GPIO.output(m12, 0)
    GPIO.output(m21, 0)
    GPIO.output(m22, 0)
    print "right"

stop()
count=0
while True:
 i=0
 avgDistance=0
 for i in range(5):
  GPIO.output(TRIG, False)                 #Set TRIG as LOW
  time.sleep(0.1)                                   #Delay

  GPIO.output(TRIG, True)                  #Set TRIG as HIGH
  time.sleep(0.00001)                           #Delay of 0.00001 seconds
  GPIO.output(TRIG, False)                 #Set TRIG as LOW
   #78th line..my code was struck up in this while loop
  while GPIO.input(ECHO)==0:#Check whether the ECHO is LOW
       GPIO.output(led, False)
  pulse_start = time.time()

  while GPIO.input(ECHO)==1:              #Check whether the ECHO is HIGH
       GPIO.output(led, False)
  pulse_end = time.time()
  pulse_duration = pulse_end - pulse_start #time to get back the pulse to sensor

  distance = pulse_duration * 17150        #Multiply pulse duration by 17150 (34300/2) to get distance

  distance = round(distance,2)                 #Round to two decimal points
  avgDistance=avgDistance+distance

 avgDistance=avgDistance/5
 print avgDistance
 flag=0
 if avgDistance < 15:      #Check whether the distance is within 15 cm range
    count=count+1
    stop()
    time.sleep(1)
    back()
    time.sleep(1.5)
    if (count%3 ==1) & (flag==0):
     right()
     flag=1
    else:
     left()
     flag=0
    time.sleep(1.5)
    stop()
    time.sleep(1)
 else:
    forward()
    flag=0

when i tried to move my robot forward, back,left and Right.it is not moving.and my code is stuck up in while loop..which is in 78.(number mentioned in code).what is the problem there?is there any wrong in code? or cant i connect my raspberrpi through putty???if yes,is there any other way i can connect remotely my raspberrypi and work on Robot...sorry for my bad english.please help.thankyou in advance.


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__TIB_DEFINITION_java_util_PropertyPermission __TIB_java_util_PropertyPermission = {
    0, // classInitializationBegan
    0, // classInitialized
    -1, // initializerThreadId
    __INIT_java_util_PropertyPermission, // classInitializer
    "java.util.PropertyPermission", // className
    "java.util", // package
    JAVA_NULL, // enclosingClassName
    JAVA_NULL, // enclosingMethodName
    JAVA_NULL, // signature
    (__TIB_DEFINITION_TEMPLATE*) &__TIB_java_security_BasicPermission, // extends
    sizeof(java_util_PropertyPermission), // sizeInstance
    XMLVM_TYPE_CLASS};

JAVA_OBJECT __CLASS_java_util_PropertyPermission;
JAVA_OBJECT __CLASS_java_util_PropertyPermission_1ARRAY;
JAVA_OBJECT __CLASS_java_util_PropertyPermission_2ARRAY;
JAVA_OBJECT __CLASS_java_util_PropertyPermission_3ARRAY;
//XMLVM_BEGIN_IMPLEMENTATION
//XMLVM_END_IMPLEMENTATION

static JAVA_LONG _STATIC_java_util_PropertyPermission_serialVersionUID;
static JAVA_OBJECT _STATIC_java_util_PropertyPermission_serialPersistentFields;

#include "xmlvm-reflection.h"

static XMLVM_FIELD_REFLECTION_DATA __field_reflection_data[] = {
};

static XMLVM_CONSTRUCTOR_REFLECTION_DATA __constructor_reflection_data[] = {
};

static JAVA_OBJECT constructor_dispatcher(JAVA_OBJECT constructor, JAVA_OBJECT arguments)
{
    XMLVM_NOT_IMPLEMENTED();
}

static XMLVM_METHOD_REFLECTION_DATA __method_reflection_data[] = {
};

static JAVA_OBJECT method_dispatcher(JAVA_OBJECT method, JAVA_OBJECT receiver, JAVA_OBJECT arguments)
{
    XMLVM_NOT_IMPLEMENTED();
}

void __INIT_java_util_PropertyPermission()
{
    staticInitializerLock(&__TIB_java_util_PropertyPermission);

    // While the static initializer mutex is locked, locally store the value of
    // whether class initialization began or not
    int initBegan = __TIB_java_util_PropertyPermission.classInitializationBegan;

    // Whether or not class initialization had already began, it has begun now
    __TIB_java_util_PropertyPermission.classInitializationBegan = 1;

    staticInitializerUnlock(&__TIB_java_util_PropertyPermission);

    JAVA_LONG curThreadId = (JAVA_LONG)pthread_self();
    if (initBegan) {
        if (__TIB_java_util_PropertyPermission.initializerThreadId != curThreadId) {
            // Busy wait until the other thread finishes initializing this class
            while (!__TIB_java_util_PropertyPermission.classInitialized) {
                // do nothing
            }
        }
    } else {
        __TIB_java_util_PropertyPermission.initializerThreadId = curThreadId;
        XMLVM_CLASS_USED("java.util.PropertyPermission")
        __INIT_IMPL_java_util_PropertyPermission();
    }
}

void __INIT_IMPL_java_util_PropertyPermission()
{
    // Initialize base class if necessary
    XMLVM_CLASS_INIT(java_security_BasicPermission)
    __TIB_java_util_PropertyPermission.newInstanceFunc = __NEW_INSTANCE_java_util_PropertyPermission;
    // Copy vtable from base class
    XMLVM_MEMCPY(__TIB_java_util_PropertyPermission.vtable, __TIB_java_security_BasicPermission.vtable, sizeof(__TIB_java_security_BasicPermission.vtable));
    // Initialize vtable for this class
    __TIB_java_util_PropertyPermission.vtable[1] = (VTABLE_PTR) &java_util_PropertyPermission_equals___java_lang_Object;
    __TIB_java_util_PropertyPermission.vtable[7] = (VTABLE_PTR) &java_util_PropertyPermission_getActions__;
    __TIB_java_util_PropertyPermission.vtable[4] = (VTABLE_PTR) &java_util_PropertyPermission_hashCode__;
    __TIB_java_util_PropertyPermission.vtable[8] = (VTABLE_PTR) &java_util_PropertyPermission_implies___java_security_Permission;
    __TIB_java_util_PropertyPermission.vtable[9] = (VTABLE_PTR) &java_util_PropertyPermission_newPermissionCollection__;
    // Initialize interface information
    __TIB_java_util_PropertyPermission.numImplementedInterfaces = 2;
    __TIB_java_util_PropertyPermission.implementedInterfaces = (__TIB_DEFINITION_TEMPLATE* (*)[1]) XMLVM_MALLOC(sizeof(__TIB_DEFINITION_TEMPLATE*) * 2);

    // Initialize interfaces if necessary and assign tib to implementedInterfaces

    XMLVM_CLASS_INIT(java_io_Serializable)

    __TIB_java_util_PropertyPermission.implementedInterfaces[0][0] = &__TIB_java_io_Serializable;

    XMLVM_CLASS_INIT(java_security_Guard)

    __TIB_java_util_PropertyPermission.implementedInterfaces[0][1] = &__TIB_java_security_Guard;
    // Initialize itable for this class
    __TIB_java_util_PropertyPermission.itableBegin = &__TIB_java_util_PropertyPermission.itable[0];
    __TIB_java_util_PropertyPermission.itable[XMLVM_ITABLE_IDX_java_security_Guard_checkGuard___java_lang_Object] = __TIB_java_util_PropertyPermission.vtable[6];

    _STATIC_java_util_PropertyPermission_serialVersionUID = 885438825399942851;
    _STATIC_java_util_PropertyPermission_serialPersistentFields = (org_xmlvm_runtime_XMLVMArray*) JAVA_NULL;

    __TIB_java_util_PropertyPermission.declaredFields = &__field_reflection_data[0];
    __TIB_java_util_PropertyPermission.numDeclaredFields = sizeof(__field_reflection_data) / sizeof(XMLVM_FIELD_REFLECTION_DATA);
    __TIB_java_util_PropertyPermission.constructorDispatcherFunc = constructor_dispatcher;
    __TIB_java_util_PropertyPermission.declaredConstructors = &__constructor_reflection_data[0];
    __TIB_java_util_PropertyPermission.numDeclaredConstructors = sizeof(__constructor_reflection_data) / sizeof(XMLVM_CONSTRUCTOR_REFLECTION_DATA);
    __TIB_java_util_PropertyPermission.methodDispatcherFunc = method_dispatcher;
    __TIB_java_util_PropertyPermission.declaredMethods = &__method_reflection_data[0];
    __TIB_java_util_PropertyPermission.numDeclaredMethods = sizeof(__method_reflection_data) / sizeof(XMLVM_METHOD_REFLECTION_DATA);
    __CLASS_java_util_PropertyPermission = XMLVM_CREATE_CLASS_OBJECT(&__TIB_java_util_PropertyPermission);
    __TIB_java_util_PropertyPermission.clazz = __CLASS_java_util_PropertyPermission;
    __TIB_java_util_PropertyPermission.baseType = JAVA_NULL;
    __CLASS_java_util_PropertyPermission_1ARRAY = XMLVM_CREATE_ARRAY_CLASS_OBJECT(__CLASS_java_util_PropertyPermission);
    __CLASS_java_util_PropertyPermission_2ARRAY = XMLVM_CREATE_ARRAY_CLASS_OBJECT(__CLASS_java_util_PropertyPermission_1ARRAY);
    __CLASS_java_util_PropertyPermission_3ARRAY = XMLVM_CREATE_ARRAY_CLASS_OBJECT(__CLASS_java_util_PropertyPermission_2ARRAY);
    java_util_PropertyPermission___CLINIT_();
    //XMLVM_BEGIN_WRAPPER[__INIT_java_util_PropertyPermission]
    //XMLVM_END_WRAPPER

    __TIB_java_util_PropertyPermission.classInitialized = 1;
}

void __DELETE_java_util_PropertyPermission(void* me, void* client_data)
{
    //XMLVM_BEGIN_WRAPPER[__DELETE_java_util_PropertyPermission]
    //XMLVM_END_WRAPPER
}

void __INIT_INSTANCE_MEMBERS_java_util_PropertyPermission(JAVA_OBJECT me, int derivedClassWillRegisterFinalizer)
{
    __INIT_INSTANCE_MEMBERS_java_security_BasicPermission(me, 0 || derivedClassWillRegisterFinalizer);
    ((java_util_PropertyPermission*) me)->fields.java_util_PropertyPermission.read_ = 0;
    ((java_util_PropertyPermission*) me)->fields.java_util_PropertyPermission.write_ = 0;
    //XMLVM_BEGIN_WRAPPER[__INIT_INSTANCE_MEMBERS_java_util_PropertyPermission]
    //XMLVM_END_WRAPPER
}

JAVA_OBJECT __NEW_java_util_PropertyPermission()
{    XMLVM_CLASS_INIT(java_util_PropertyPermission)
java_util_PropertyPermission* me = (java_util_PropertyPermission*) XMLVM_MALLOC(sizeof(java_util_PropertyPermission));
    me->tib = &__TIB_java_util_PropertyPermission;
    __INIT_INSTANCE_MEMBERS_java_util_PropertyPermission(me, 0);
    //XMLVM_BEGIN_WRAPPER[__NEW_java_util_PropertyPermission]
    //XMLVM_END_WRAPPER
    return me;
}

JAVA_OBJECT __NEW_INSTANCE_java_util_PropertyPermission()
{
    JAVA_OBJECT me = JAVA_NULL;
    return me;
}

JAVA_LONG java_util_PropertyPermission_GET_serialVersionUID()
{
    XMLVM_CLASS_INIT(java_util_PropertyPermission)
    return _STATIC_java_util_PropertyPermission_serialVersionUID;
}

void java_util_PropertyPermission_PUT_serialVersionUID(JAVA_LONG v)
{
    XMLVM_CLASS_INIT(java_util_PropertyPermission)
_STATIC_java_util_PropertyPermission_serialVersionUID = v;
}

JAVA_OBJECT java_util_PropertyPermission_GET_serialPersistentFields()
{
    XMLVM_CLASS_INIT(java_util_PropertyPermission)
    return _STATIC_java_util_PropertyPermission_serialPersistentFields;
}

void java_util_PropertyPermission_PUT_serialPersistentFields(JAVA_OBJECT v)
{
    XMLVM_CLASS_INIT(java_util_PropertyPermission)
_STATIC_java_util_PropertyPermission_serialPersistentFields = v;
}

void java_util_PropertyPermission___CLINIT_()
{
    //XMLVM_BEGIN_WRAPPER[java_util_PropertyPermission___CLINIT___]
    XMLVM_ENTER_METHOD("java.util.PropertyPermission", "<clinit>", "?")
    XMLVMElem _r0;
    XMLVMElem _r1;
    XMLVMElem _r2;
    XMLVMElem _r3;
    XMLVMElem _r4;
    XMLVM_SOURCE_POSITION("PropertyPermission.java", 157)
    _r0.i = 1;
    XMLVM_CLASS_INIT(java_io_ObjectStreamField)
    _r0.o = XMLVMArray_createSingleDimension(__CLASS_java_io_ObjectStreamField, _r0.i);
    _r1.i = 0;
    _r2.o = __NEW_java_io_ObjectStreamField();
    XMLVM_SOURCE_POSITION("PropertyPermission.java", 158)
    // "actions"
    _r3.o = xmlvm_create_java_string_from_pool(668);
    XMLVM_CLASS_INIT(java_lang_String)
    _r4.o = __CLASS_java_lang_String;
    XMLVM_CHECK_NPE(2)
    java_io_ObjectStreamField___INIT____java_lang_String_java_lang_Class(_r2.o, _r3.o, _r4.o);
    XMLVM_CHECK_NPE(0)
    XMLVM_CHECK_ARRAY_BOUNDS(_r0.o, _r1.i);
    ((JAVA_ARRAY_OBJECT*) (((org_xmlvm_runtime_XMLVMArray*) _r0.o)->fields.org_xmlvm_runtime_XMLVMArray.array_))[_r1.i] = _r2.o;
    java_util_PropertyPermission_PUT_serialPersistentFields( _r0.o);
    XMLVM_SOURCE_POSITION("PropertyPermission.java", 43)
    XMLVM_EXIT_METHOD()
    return;
    //XMLVM_END_WRAPPER
}

void java_util_PropertyPermission___INIT____java_lang_String_java_lang_String(JAVA_OBJECT me, JAVA_OBJECT n1, JAVA_OBJECT n2)
{
    //XMLVM_BEGIN_WRAPPER[java_util_PropertyPermission___INIT____java_lang_String_java_lang_String]
    XMLVM_ENTER_METHOD("java.util.PropertyPermission", "<init>", "?")
    XMLVMElem _r0;
    XMLVMElem _r1;
    XMLVMElem _r2;
    _r0.o = me;
    _r1.o = n1;
    _r2.o = n2;
    XMLVM_SOURCE_POSITION("PropertyPermission.java", 59)
    XMLVM_CHECK_NPE(0)
    java_security_BasicPermission___INIT____java_lang_String(_r0.o, _r1.o);
    XMLVM_SOURCE_POSITION("PropertyPermission.java", 60)
    XMLVM_CHECK_NPE(0)
    java_util_PropertyPermission_decodeActions___java_lang_String(_r0.o, _r2.o);
    XMLVM_SOURCE_POSITION("PropertyPermission.java", 61)
    XMLVM_EXIT_METHOD()
    return;
    //XMLVM_END_WRAPPER
}

void java_util_PropertyPermission_decodeActions___java_lang_String(JAVA_OBJECT me, JAVA_OBJECT n1)
{
    //XMLVM_BEGIN_WRAPPER[java_util_PropertyPermission_decodeActions___java_lang_String]
    XMLVM_ENTER_METHOD("java.util.PropertyPermission", "decodeActions", "?")
    XMLVMElem _r0;
    XMLVMElem _r1;
    XMLVMElem _r2;
    XMLVMElem _r3;
    XMLVMElem _r4;
    XMLVMElem _r5;
    _r4.o = me;
    _r5.o = n1;
    _r3.i = 1;
    XMLVM_SOURCE_POSITION("PropertyPermission.java", 64)
    _r0.o = __NEW_java_util_StringTokenizer();
    _r1.o = org_apache_harmony_luni_util_Util_toASCIILowerCase___java_lang_String(_r5.o);
    XMLVM_SOURCE_POSITION("PropertyPermission.java", 65)
    // " \011\012\015,"
    _r2.o = xmlvm_create_java_string_from_pool(669);
    XMLVM_CHECK_NPE(0)
    java_util_StringTokenizer___INIT____java_lang_String_java_lang_String(_r0.o, _r1.o, _r2.o);
    label12:;
    XMLVM_SOURCE_POSITION("PropertyPermission.java", 66)
    XMLVM_CHECK_NPE(0)
    _r1.i = java_util_StringTokenizer_hasMoreTokens__(_r0.o);
    if (_r1.i != 0) goto label32;
    XMLVM_SOURCE_POSITION("PropertyPermission.java", 76)
    XMLVM_CHECK_NPE(4)
    _r0.i = ((java_util_PropertyPermission*) _r4.o)->fields.java_util_PropertyPermission.read_;
    if (_r0.i != 0) goto label64;
    XMLVM_CHECK_NPE(4)
    _r0.i = ((java_util_PropertyPermission*) _r4.o)->fields.java_util_PropertyPermission.write_;
    if (_r0.i != 0) goto label64;
    XMLVM_SOURCE_POSITION("PropertyPermission.java", 77)

    // Red class access removed: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException::new-instance
    XMLVM_RED_CLASS_DEPENDENCY();

    // Red class access removed: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException::<init>
    XMLVM_RED_CLASS_DEPENDENCY();
    XMLVM_THROW_CUSTOM(_r0.o)
    label32:;
    XMLVM_SOURCE_POSITION("PropertyPermission.java", 67)
    XMLVM_CHECK_NPE(0)
    _r1.o = java_util_StringTokenizer_nextToken__(_r0.o);
    XMLVM_SOURCE_POSITION("PropertyPermission.java", 68)
    // "read"
    _r2.o = xmlvm_create_java_string_from_pool(670);
    //java_lang_String_equals___java_lang_Object[1]
    XMLVM_CHECK_NPE(1)
    _r2.i = (*(JAVA_BOOLEAN (*)(JAVA_OBJECT, JAVA_OBJECT)) ((java_lang_String*) _r1.o)->tib->vtable[1])(_r1.o, _r2.o);
    if (_r2.i == 0) goto label47;
    XMLVM_SOURCE_POSITION("PropertyPermission.java", 69)
    XMLVM_CHECK_NPE(4)
    ((java_util_PropertyPermission*) _r4.o)->fields.java_util_PropertyPermission.read_ = _r3.i;
    goto label12;
    label47:;
    XMLVM_SOURCE_POSITION("PropertyPermission.java", 70)
    // "write"
    _r2.o = xmlvm_create_java_string_from_pool(671);
    //java_lang_String_equals___java_lang_Object[1]
    XMLVM_CHECK_NPE(1)
    _r1.i = (*(JAVA_BOOLEAN (*)(JAVA_OBJECT, JAVA_OBJECT)) ((java_lang_String*) _r1.o)->tib->vtable[1])(_r1.o, _r2.o);
    if (_r1.i == 0) goto label58;
    XMLVM_SOURCE_POSITION("PropertyPermission.java", 71)
    XMLVM_CHECK_NPE(4)
    ((java_util_PropertyPermission*) _r4.o)->fields.java_util_PropertyPermission.write_ = _r3.i;
    goto label12;
    label58:;
    XMLVM_SOURCE_POSITION("PropertyPermission.java", 73)

    // Red class access removed: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException::new-instance
    XMLVM_RED_CLASS_DEPENDENCY();

    // Red class access removed: java.lang.IllegalArgumentException::<init>
    XMLVM_RED_CLASS_DEPENDENCY();
    XMLVM_THROW_CUSTOM(_r0.o)
    label64:;
    XMLVM_SOURCE_POSITION("PropertyPermission.java", 79)
    XMLVM_EXIT_METHOD()
    return;
    //XMLVM_END_WRAPPER
}

JAVA_BOOLEAN java_util_PropertyPermission_equals___java_lang_Object(JAVA_OBJECT me, JAVA_OBJECT n1)
{
    //XMLVM_BEGIN_WRAPPER[java_util_PropertyPermission_equals___java_lang_Object]
    XMLVM_ENTER_METHOD("java.util.PropertyPermission", "equals", "?")
    XMLVMElem _r0;
    XMLVMElem _r1;
    XMLVMElem _r2;
    XMLVMElem _r3;
    XMLVMElem _r4;
    _r3.o = me;
    _r4.o = n1;
    _r2.i = 0;
    XMLVM_SOURCE_POSITION("PropertyPermission.java", 97)
    XMLVM_CHECK_NPE(3)
    _r0.i = java_security_BasicPermission_equals___java_lang_Object(_r3.o, _r4.o);
    if (_r0.i == 0) goto label25;
    XMLVM_SOURCE_POSITION("PropertyPermission.java", 98)
    _r4.o = _r4.o;
    XMLVM_SOURCE_POSITION("PropertyPermission.java", 99)
    XMLVM_CHECK_NPE(3)
    _r0.i = ((java_util_PropertyPermission*) _r3.o)->fields.java_util_PropertyPermission.read_;
    XMLVM_CHECK_NPE(4)
    _r1.i = ((java_util_PropertyPermission*) _r4.o)->fields.java_util_PropertyPermission.read_;
    if (_r0.i != _r1.i) goto label23;
    XMLVM_CHECK_NPE(3)
    _r0.i = ((java_util_PropertyPermission*) _r3.o)->fields.java_util_PropertyPermission.write_;
    XMLVM_CHECK_NPE(4)
    _r1.i = ((java_util_PropertyPermission*) _r4.o)->fields.java_util_PropertyPermission.write_;
    if (_r0.i != _r1.i) goto label23;
    _r0.i = 1;
    label22:;
    XMLVM_SOURCE_POSITION("PropertyPermission.java", 101)
    XMLVM_EXIT_METHOD()
    return _r0.i;
    label23:;
    _r0 = _r2;
    goto label22;
    label25:;
    _r0 = _r2;
    goto label22;
    //XMLVM_END_WRAPPER
}

JAVA_OBJECT java_util_PropertyPermission_getActions__(JAVA_OBJECT me)
{
    //XMLVM_BEGIN_WRAPPER[java_util_PropertyPermission_getActions__]
    XMLVM_ENTER_METHOD("java.util.PropertyPermission", "getActions", "?")
    XMLVMElem _r0;
    XMLVMElem _r1;
    _r1.o = me;
    XMLVM_SOURCE_POSITION("PropertyPermission.java", 112)
    XMLVM_CHECK_NPE(1)
    _r0.i = ((java_util_PropertyPermission*) _r1.o)->fields.java_util_PropertyPermission.read_;
    if (_r0.i == 0) goto label14;
    XMLVM_CHECK_NPE(1)
    _r0.i = ((java_util_PropertyPermission*) _r1.o)->fields.java_util_PropertyPermission.write_;
    if (_r0.i == 0) goto label11;
    // "read,write"
    _r0.o = xmlvm_create_java_string_from_pool(672);
    label10:;
    XMLVM_EXIT_METHOD()
    return _r0.o;
    label11:;
    // "read"
    _r0.o = xmlvm_create_java_string_from_pool(670);
    goto label10;
    label14:;
    // "write"
    _r0.o = xmlvm_create_java_string_from_pool(671);
    goto label10;
    //XMLVM_END_WRAPPER
}

JAVA_INT java_util_PropertyPermission_hashCode__(JAVA_OBJECT me)
{
    //XMLVM_BEGIN_WRAPPER[java_util_PropertyPermission_hashCode__]
    XMLVM_ENTER_METHOD("java.util.PropertyPermission", "hashCode", "?")
    XMLVMElem _r0;
    XMLVMElem _r1;
    _r1.o = me;
    XMLVM_SOURCE_POSITION("PropertyPermission.java", 125)
    XMLVM_CHECK_NPE(1)
    _r0.i = java_security_BasicPermission_hashCode__(_r1.o);
    XMLVM_EXIT_METHOD()
    return _r0.i;
    //XMLVM_END_WRAPPER
}

JAVA_BOOLEAN java_util_PropertyPermission_implies___java_security_Permission(JAVA_OBJECT me, JAVA_OBJECT n1)
{
    //XMLVM_BEGIN_WRAPPER[java_util_PropertyPermission_implies___java_security_Permission]
    XMLVM_ENTER_METHOD("java.util.PropertyPermission", "implies", "?")
    XMLVMElem _r0;
    XMLVMElem _r1;
    XMLVMElem _r2;
    XMLVMElem _r3;
    _r2.o = me;
    _r3.o = n1;
    _r1.i = 0;
    XMLVM_SOURCE_POSITION("PropertyPermission.java", 138)
    XMLVM_CHECK_NPE(2)
    _r0.i = java_security_BasicPermission_implies___java_security_Permission(_r2.o, _r3.o);
    if (_r0.i == 0) goto label29;
    XMLVM_SOURCE_POSITION("PropertyPermission.java", 139)
    _r3.o = _r3.o;
    XMLVM_SOURCE_POSITION("PropertyPermission.java", 140)
    XMLVM_CHECK_NPE(2)
    _r0.i = ((java_util_PropertyPermission*) _r2.o)->fields.java_util_PropertyPermission.read_;
    if (_r0.i != 0) goto label17;
    XMLVM_CHECK_NPE(3)
    _r0.i = ((java_util_PropertyPermission*) _r3.o)->fields.java_util_PropertyPermission.read_;
    if (_r0.i != 0) goto label27;
    label17:;
    XMLVM_CHECK_NPE(2)
    _r0.i = ((java_util_PropertyPermission*) _r2.o)->fields.java_util_PropertyPermission.write_;
    if (_r0.i != 0) goto label25;
    XMLVM_CHECK_NPE(3)
    _r0.i = ((java_util_PropertyPermission*) _r3.o)->fields.java_util_PropertyPermission.write_;
    if (_r0.i != 0) goto label27;
    label25:;
    _r0.i = 1;
    label26:;
    XMLVM_SOURCE_POSITION("PropertyPermission.java", 142)
    XMLVM_EXIT_METHOD()
    return _r0.i;
    label27:;
    _r0 = _r1;
    goto label26;
    label29:;
    _r0 = _r1;
    goto label26;
    //XMLVM_END_WRAPPER
}

JAVA_OBJECT java_util_PropertyPermission_newPermissionCollection__(JAVA_OBJECT me)
{
    //XMLVM_BEGIN_WRAPPER[java_util_PropertyPermission_newPermissionCollection__]
    XMLVM_ENTER_METHOD("java.util.PropertyPermission", "newPermissionCollection", "?")
    XMLVMElem _r0;
    XMLVMElem _r1;
    _r1.o = me;
    XMLVM_SOURCE_POSITION("PropertyPermission.java", 154)

    // Red class access removed: java.util.PropertyPermissionCollection::new-instance
    XMLVM_RED_CLASS_DEPENDENCY();

    // Red class access removed: java.util.PropertyPermissionCollection::<init>
    XMLVM_RED_CLASS_DEPENDENCY();
    XMLVM_EXIT_METHOD()
    return _r0.o;
    //XMLVM_END_WRAPPER
}

void java_util_PropertyPermission_writeObject___java_io_ObjectOutputStream(JAVA_OBJECT me, JAVA_OBJECT n1)
{
    //XMLVM_BEGIN_WRAPPER[java_util_PropertyPermission_writeObject___java_io_ObjectOutputStream]
    XMLVM_ENTER_METHOD("java.util.PropertyPermission", "writeObject", "?")
    XMLVMElem _r0;
    XMLVMElem _r1;
    XMLVMElem _r2;
    XMLVMElem _r3;
    XMLVMElem _r4;
    _r3.o = me;
    _r4.o = n1;
    XMLVM_SOURCE_POSITION("PropertyPermission.java", 161)

    // Red class access removed: java.io.ObjectOutputStream::putFields
    XMLVM_RED_CLASS_DEPENDENCY();
    XMLVM_SOURCE_POSITION("PropertyPermission.java", 162)
    // "actions"
    _r1.o = xmlvm_create_java_string_from_pool(668);
    //java_util_PropertyPermission_getActions__[7]
    XMLVM_CHECK_NPE(3)
    _r2.o = (*(JAVA_OBJECT (*)(JAVA_OBJECT)) ((java_util_PropertyPermission*) _r3.o)->tib->vtable[7])(_r3.o);

    // Red class access removed: java.io.ObjectOutputStream$PutField::put
    XMLVM_RED_CLASS_DEPENDENCY();
    XMLVM_SOURCE_POSITION("PropertyPermission.java", 163)

    // Red class access removed: java.io.ObjectOutputStream::writeFields
    XMLVM_RED_CLASS_DEPENDENCY();
    XMLVM_SOURCE_POSITION("PropertyPermission.java", 164)
    XMLVM_EXIT_METHOD()
    return;
    //XMLVM_END_WRAPPER
}

void java_util_PropertyPermission_readObject___java_io_ObjectInputStream(JAVA_OBJECT me, JAVA_OBJECT n1)
{
    //XMLVM_BEGIN_WRAPPER[java_util_PropertyPermission_readObject___java_io_ObjectInputStream]
    XMLVM_ENTER_METHOD("java.util.PropertyPermission", "readObject", "?")
    XMLVMElem _r0;
    XMLVMElem _r1;
    XMLVMElem _r2;
    XMLVMElem _r3;
    XMLVMElem _r4;
    _r3.o = me;
    _r4.o = n1;
    XMLVM_SOURCE_POSITION("PropertyPermission.java", 168)

    // Red class access removed: java.io.ObjectInputStream::readFields
    XMLVM_RED_CLASS_DEPENDENCY();
    XMLVM_SOURCE_POSITION("PropertyPermission.java", 169)
    // "actions"
    _r1.o = xmlvm_create_java_string_from_pool(668);
    // ""
    _r2.o = xmlvm_create_java_string_from_pool(21);

    // Red class access removed: java.io.ObjectInputStream$GetField::get
    XMLVM_RED_CLASS_DEPENDENCY();
    _r0.o = _r0.o;
    XMLVM_SOURCE_POSITION("PropertyPermission.java", 170)
    XMLVM_CHECK_NPE(3)
    java_util_PropertyPermission_decodeActions___java_lang_String(_r3.o, _r0.o);
    XMLVM_SOURCE_POSITION("PropertyPermission.java", 171)
    XMLVM_EXIT_METHOD()
    return;
    //XMLVM_END_WRAPPER
}

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We took you to get your ears pierce this month… I was so nervous, but you did great! only cried for a few minutes and was fine after. What a brave little girl! For New Years weekend we took a little road trip up north and you were so good on the whole drive. Just slept most of the time and no fussing or crying.
You picked up snack puffs and fed yourself.
We took you to get your ears pierced.
You prefer certain people to hold you when you are tired.
When you want someone to hold you, you would lunge over at them.
You can sit up very well.
On belly time you scoot backwards.
On belly time you thrust.
You can blow out air like blowing out a candle.
Both of your eyelids started showing.
Ellie's first New Year count down.
I can't believe its been 5 years since we got married. It felt like it went by so fast and bam we got two kids! A year after we got married we had our first born Dylan, then 3 years after that we had our baby girl Ellie. Now our family is complete with the four of us! Thank you Tracy from Pine and Sea for helping us capture our 5 year anniversary photos. We love them so much!


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Leiden University, and I welcome you to this course.
really a global class for global solutions, to a global challenge.
In this course, we will teach you about metals.
what the challenges are of keeping society provided with metals.
Those challenges are about the supply of metals.
related to the production of those metals.
And it will all come together in the end, and solutions around the circular economy.
the International Resource Panel of the United Nations.
17 important and ambitious goals, to make the world a better place.
These SDGs will be mentioned frequently in this course.
Metals have been in use since millennia.
Our bronze age started 5,000 years ago, the iron age 3,000 years ago.
an increasing number of different applications.
Steel, aluminum and zinc, for example, are widely used in construction.
Stainless steel, we see back in all kinds of household appliances.
Copper, we see that in wiring and in cables, to conduct electricity.
Rare-earth metals in electronics and other kinds of novel technologies.
These are all essential applications to our society nowadays.
mainly as a result of the discovery of fossil fuels.
Metal mining has been documented well.
iron, all the way through the 20th and 21st century.
The main events in the world can be seen clearly in this graph.
after World War II with the buildup of OECD countries during the 50s and the 60s.
when emerging countries started to build up their economies.
The picture clearly shows that metals are basic materials in economic development.
The last century has seen an exponential demand rise.
There's no reason to expect this development to change anytime soon.
supply really struggles to keep up with that.
you can see that it's not easy to scale up supply very quickly.
And that is the metals challenge.
The United Nations is also concerned about these issues.
Therefore, they have established the International Resource Panel.
This panel advises governments on the use of resources, including metals.
So there's also a working group within the IRP on metals.
Leading for the work of the IRP, are the Sustainable Development Goals.
or resources in general, SCG 8 and SCG 12.
employment and decent work for all.
And SCG 12 says ensure sustainable consumption and production patterns.
with employment and resources for all.
But it should be done in a sustainable way.
Economic growth means more extraction and more use of resources.
with other Sustainable Development Goals, such as SDGs 13, 14, and 15.
also on reducing environmental impacts in general.
is the task of the International Resource Panel.
The panel has produced a series of reports on metals.
And those reports are the course material for this MOOC.
is on stocks of metals.
Not stocks in the ground, not geological stocks, but stocks in society.
Then there are two reports on recycling.
present recycling rates for a great number of metals.
and also the limitations that we encounter when trying to recycle metals.
challenges related to the production and use of metals.
Now, I would like to introduce you to the course teachers.
has been the Chair of the working group, Metals from the Start.
and he's an industrial ecologist.
and he's a material scientist.
she's an industrial designer, product design.
from Rochester University of Technology in the United States.
on remanufacturing that will appear somewhere during this, or next year.
They're not visible, but they are very important.
have contributed to the production of this MOOC.
And I want to give a special thanks to my teaching assistant, Sylvia Marinova.
Now, I would like you to introduce you into the course schedule.
As you know, we have six weeks in this course.
And each week treats a different topic.
Week 1 is an introductory week.
Here, we will introduce you to some of the basic concepts.
that is essential to understand the rest of the course.
this is really a key week for the whole course.
Because this is what this MOOC is about.
The metals challenge, and how we can solve it.
Week 3 is a bit of theoretical background.
It's about stocks and flows, and how they interact.
And those solutions, are really the part of week four.
We will treat some solutions for the Metals Challenge, individually.
where we will introduce you to the circular economy as a framework.
solutions in, and to see how they may work out together.
And then finally, in week six, we will have a look into the future.
How will demand develop, and can we indeed meet that demand sustainably?
So we will also come back there to sustainable development goals.
many subscribed to this course.
to design global solutions for a global challenge.


Resonance Raman spectra of DNA-wrapped single-walled carbon nanotubes films were studied at 5 and 295 K in the range of radial-breathing (175–320 cm–1) and tangential (1520–1625 cm–1) modes. The spectra were compared with those of nanotubes in bundles. At 5 K in the spectrum of film an upshift of bands regard to their spectrum at high temperature and the intensity redistribution among bands of two samples were observed. The magnitude of this upshift depends on the nanotube type. The influence of temperature lowering, the environment and the electron–phonon coupling on the Raman spectrum of nanotubes are discussed.
Ключові слова: single-walled carbon nanotubes, DNA, Raman scattering, electron-phonon coupling, low temperatures.


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Fired Town Clerk Sues Indicted Arizona Mayor
The former town clerk sued the central Arizona mining town of Superior and its former Mayor Frank Valenzuela on Wednesday, claiming they fired her for finding and reporting felony theft by town credit card, for which Valenzuela has been indicted.
Robert Kahn / December 1, 2016
PHOENIX (CN) — The former town clerk sued the central Arizona mining town of Superior and its former Mayor Frank Valenzuela on Wednesday, claiming they fired her for finding and reporting felony theft by town credit card, for which Valenzuela has been indicted.
A grand jury indicted Valenzuela on a single charge of theft, a Class 5 felony, in July. "Immediately after the indictment was announced, Mayor Valenzuela was fired from his position as Jail Commander of Pinal County Sheriff's Office," former Town Clerk Rachelle Sanchez says in her federal lawsuit.
Valenzuela was recalled, lost the recall election in August and was removed from the Town Council.
By then he had cast the deciding vote to fire Sanchez, she says in the lawsuit.
When she was hired as the town clerk in July 2015, Sanchez says, she found the town's checking count was a "seriously flawed" and tangled "morass."
There were only two debit cards issued on the town account, one to Valenzuela and one to Town Manager Margaret Gaston, but no records to indicate which official made cash withdrawals, "no receipts for these transactions and she [Sanchez] had way to account for the transactions," the complaint states.
"Sanchez believed that that the withdrawals were thefts and that a crime had been committed."
As she continued to find cash withdrawals with no receipts and no way to account for them, Gaston refused to answer her concerns, and in December Mayor Valenzuela told her she was about to be fired, Sanchez said.
At the Dec. 9, 2015 Town Council meeting, Sanchez says in the complaint, she told the council that someone had been taking money without accounting for it.
The complaint continues: "Valenzuela told the Council that he had used the Town's debit card inadvertently but had repaid the Town for the cash withdrawals.
"The Town Manager then spoke up and confirmed to the Council that the Mayor had repaid the withdrawals.
"Mayor Valenzuela and Town Manager Gaston were lying; the cash withdrawals had not been repaid."
Valenzuela then called for Sanchez to be fired. With the council vote tied at three votes to three, "Valenzuela looked at Sanchez, smiled and then cast the deciding vote to dismiss Sanchez," she says in the complaint.
It was pure retaliation, Sanchez says. A subsequent audit turned up even more cash withdrawals by Valenzuela, and also showed that he had not repaid the money before the Dec. 9 meeting. The Arizona attorney general began a criminal investigation early this year, which led to the July indictment.
Sanchez seeks lost wages, including front pay, and punitive damages for wrongful firing and violation of her First Amendment rights.
Gaston is not a party to the complaint.
Sanchez is represented by Martin Bihn, with Bihn & McDaniel, in Phoenix.
Superior, pop. roughly 2,800, is a dying copper town. Its population fell from 3,254 in the 2000 census to 2,837 in the 2010 census, both far below the town population when the giant copper mine that was its economic heart was being operated at full bore. Its median per capita income of $12,490 is less than half the statewide median.
Uvalde sues prosecutor for information about elementary school massacre December 1, 2022
Uneasy calm grips Ukraine as West prepares winter aid November 29, 2022
Early mail-in ballots in Los Angeles show a neck-and-neck mayor's race November 8, 2022
Milwaukee election official fired for requesting false absentee ballots November 3, 2022

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So we're doing this again, huh? We're going to get emotionally invested in 162 (preferably more) of these games, most of which will take more than three hours, and somehow this is our idea of a good time? Are we sure we want to do this? Okay.
It's wonderful to have this baseball thing back – it really is – but it's also a drag if you fan like I do. I takes regular season losses worse than I should. The type who avoids Quick Pitch the following morning or any other medium that might replay the main events from a loss that I'm going to quickly forget about anyway once 7:00 pm rolls around so the cruel cycle can repeat itself. I can't imagine it's good for the soul to take in this sport like most of us do.
But here we are. Locked in arms. Ready to all inevitably feel miserable together. It's always good to have you back, Cardinals.
The good guys kick off the season today in Milwaukee against the defending division champs just after 1:00 pm Central Time. Might as well get used to these Brewers because we're going to see them ten times over the course of the next 24 games. I probably don't need to tell you that the NL Central is going to be a grind but you're going to have to look very hard to find a nice vacation of games on this schedule since most of the teams in the National League are at least honorably trying to some degree. And assuming the Cardinals are still in the thick of it when the homestretch rolls around, they can look forward to closing out the season with the Cubs seven times over their final ten games. With the Cubs and Brewers counted on the be the main competition in the NL Central, the key to this season just might be Mitch Hedberg's joke about pancakes.
The Brewers enter this season looking very similar to last year: A formidable lineup with some starting pitching questions (and currently a banged up bullpen). The difference is you'd be foolish this year to not take them seriously. Maybe they over-performed to reach those 96 wins, and got hot and flukey at just the right time (with some help from us).
And sure, one of the best bullpen's in baseball in 2018 will probably regress this season. But that lineup scares me and should scare you, too, and now it's even better with the addition of catcher Yasmani Grandal.
In my head I have this Brewers team finishing in third place, which is also where they were picked to finish on this very site. That's not denigrating them as much as it's a compliment to this division and I'm guessing none of us would be surprised if they are once again the best team when it's all said and done.
And there you have it. It's going to be an exciting season. Do your best to enjoy it and know that if the Cardinals somehow reclaim their spot at the top of the standings they will have certainly earned it. Let's play ball.
Courtesy of FanGraphs, here are the projected starters and the Cardinals' win probability for each game of this four-game series.
Today and Sunday's games are set for the afternoon, Friday and Saturday start at approximately 7:00 and 6:00 pm, respectively, St. Louis time.


In October, let's celebrate fall with Pumpkins for Pigs (and everyone else)!
Help spread joy by distributing pumpkins, celebrating with the pigs, bobbing for apples, and trick-or-treating in reverse! We will be "knocking on pasture doors" and handing out favorite treats to every resident and, weather permitting, there will be a hay ride. Feel free to dress up as your favorite sanctuary friend, and the day will feature a special decorate your own cupcake activity to close out the season. Dalton Location. Lunch is provided for youth only. Adults can order lunch for an additional $12 fee. There will be a designated area for adults who accompany youth for reading, writing, resting, or enjoying the outdoors. They are also welcome to join the children for any and all activities.


- Here are three "resignation notices" from LED circles, please check!
The company's board of directors recently received a written resignation report submitted by Mr. Jin xin, a director, and Mr. Tang tao, director of the company, according to Mr Opon. Mr. Jin xin and Mr. Tang tao have applied to resign from the board of directors and the special committee of the board of directors for personal reasons. After the resignation, Mr. Jinxin, Mr. Tang tao will no longer hold any position in the company.
According to the company law and relevant regulations of the company's articles of association, Mr Jinxin, Mr Deng Tao resignation will not lead to a company's board of directors is lower than a quorum, does not affect the board of directors of the company's normal operation. Mr. Jinxin and Mr. Deng tao's resignation came into force when served on the board of directors.
Meanwhile, tailong (fujian) commercial lighting co., ltd. announced that the board has received a written resignation report from the company's finance director, Mr. Huang guoqing. For personal reasons, Mr. Wong has applied to resign as chief financial officer of the company. Mr. Wong has not held any position in the company since his resignation.
In accordance with the relevant provisions, the resignation shall take effect upon the delivery of the board of directors. Mr. Huang guoqing did not hold shares in the company as of the date of the announcement. Mr Wong's resignation as chief financial officer will not affect the normal operation of the company. During the period when the company's board of directors has not formally appointed a new chief financial officer, the company's board secretary, Mr. Su fang, is temporarily responsible for the company's financial controller.
In addition, according to the announcement, the company's staff representative was recently received by the company's staff representative for the resignation of Mr. Hu ti-gang's resignation. Mr. Hu ti-gang resigned from the office of the staff and staff representative for personal reasons. According to the company law, the company's articles of association and other related regulations, the company held on October 20, 2017 staff and workers' congress, Mr By-election brush the 6th worker representatives of the board of supervisors and supervisors for the company, and Mr Song Weiquan, Mr Mark chan of the sixth session of the board of supervisors. The term of Mr. Malan's term is from the date of election of the staff representative general assembly to the end of the term of the sixth supervisory committee of the company.


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Alzacka Republika Rad (niem. Elsässische Räterepublik, fr. République soviétique alsacienne) – krótkotrwała republika socjalistyczna, powołana w okresie niemieckiej rewolucji 10 listopada 1918 roku na terenie Alzacji i Lotaryngii.

W ostatnich dniach I wojny światowej wybuchł w kilońskim porcie wojennym bunt marynarzy, zapoczątkowujący rewolucję niemiecką. Około 15 000 marynarzy z Alzacji i Lotaryngii służyło w tym czasie w Reichsmarine, większość z nich przyłączyła się do rewolucji. Marynarze dotarli do Strasburga, stolicy prowincji Alzacja-Lotaryngia 9 listopada, gdzie powitały ich tłumy demonstrantów. Ludność wraz z marynarzami ustanowiła Rady Robotnicze i Żołnierskie, które przejęły władzę nad miastem następnego dnia.

Ze Strasburga rewolucja rozszerzyła się na resztę prowincji, Rady ustanowiono w Haguenau, Miluzie, Sélestat, Colmar, Metz i mniejszych miastach. Ogłoszono amnestię i wolność prasy oraz podniesiono pensje strajkującym robotnikom.

Jacques Peirotes, lider socjaldemokratów w Strasburgu zwrócił się natomiast do władz francuskich o wprowadzenie wojska do regionu w celu przywrócenia porządku. Wojsko francuskie wkroczyło do Strasburga 22 listopada, a Rady przekazały Francuzom władzę. Francuzi odwołali wszystkie rewolucyjne dekrety, spacyfikowali strajki oraz aresztowali agitatorów komunistycznych.

Bibliografia
 Daeninckx, D.: 11 novembre 1918: le drapeau rouge flotte sur Strasbourg et l'Alsace proclame la République des soviets..., Amnistia.net, 10 November 2000. In French. URL last accessed April 6 2006.
 Döblin, A.: Bourgeois & soldats (Novembre 1918), novel, . In French. Part I of a tetralogy; the whole four books are available in German, .
 Eschbach, J.: Au Coeur de la Resistance Alsacienne. Le Combat de Paul Dingler, Bentzinger, 2005. .
 Troester, J.: 22 novembre 1918 : les Français à Strasbourg, in La Grande Guerre Magazine 38, April 2003.

1918 w Niemczech
1918 we Francji
I wojna światowa
Alzacja
Lotaryngia
Dawne republiki socjalistyczne
Historia ruchu robotniczego
Państwa historyczne w Europie

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Q: change account authenticate method from username to email I want to change login method from username to email.
urls.py
from rest_framework_jwt.views import obtain_jwt_token,refresh_jwt_token

urlpatterns = [
    url(r'^login/$', obtain_jwt_token),
    url(r'^tokenRefresh/', refresh_jwt_token)
]

setting.py
ACCOUNT_AUTHENTICATION_METHOD = 'email'
ACCOUNT_EMAIL_REQUIRED = True
ACCOUNT_USERNAME_REQUIRED = False

I have used above solution but not working for me. can you please help!!

A: That's because django-allauth has nothing to do with django-rest-framework-jwt. The settings you've set inside settings.py was belong the django-allauth so if you want to use those settings, then you should use django-allauth views.
With django-rest-framework-jwt views, I've taken a look on obtain_jwt_token view and I've seen that they're using get_user_model().USERNAME_FIELD to get the username field.
from django.contrib.auth import get_user_model

def get_username_field():
    try:
        username_field = get_user_model().USERNAME_FIELD
    except AttributeError:
        username_field = 'username'

    return username_field

So if you want to change username field to another one, you could create a custom User model and then set the value for USERNAME_FIELD to email to allow user to login via email instead of username. Like so:
app_name/models.py
from django.contrib.auth.models import AbstractUser
from django.db import models

class User(AbstractUser):
    USERNAME_FIELD = 'email'

    def __str__(self):
        return self.email

and on your settings.py:
AUTH_USER_MODEL = 'app_name.User'

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Internship and Fellowship
SDGs Youth Network
Global SDGs
Cambodia's SDGs
Education Is the Answer to Society's Greatest Challenges
BY CHRISTOFOROS PAVLAKS
With reference to the recently released Limbo on Earth: The Situation of Stateless Ethnic Vietnamese in Cambodia. A Case Study from Kampong Chhnang, by the Minority Rights Organization ("Lack of ID 'Root Cause' of Ethnic Vietnamese Problems," March 19, 2014), the lack of access to education is highlighted. As a newly appointed Global Youth Ambassador for A World at School, I want to call attention to the 57 million children around the world who are currently being denied their human right to an education.
I am joined in this call to action by 500 other young advocates for global education. Together, we make up the Global Youth Ambassadors group launched on April 1 by the U.N. Secretary-General Bank Ki-moon and the U.N. Special Envoy for Global Education Gordon Brown.
Shazia and Kainat are two of my fellow Ambassadors. Along with Malala Yousafzai, they were shot by the Taliban for going to school in Pakistan just over a year ago. Their story, and that of so many other of the youth advocates I have joined forces with, inspires me to stand up for the millions of children that are kept out of school because of poverty, early marriage, child labor and different forms of discrimination.
As firm believers that education is the answer to the greatest challenges we face as a society, we ask for your help in urging leaders to raise budgets, build schools, train teachers and improve learning for all children.
It has been shown that we could lift over 170 million people out of poverty simply by teaching every child in low-income countries basic reading skills.
So why are we not making this a reality?
Unless we revert current trends, we will not even achieve universal primary education before 2086.
Christoforos Pavlaks, Global Youth Ambassador, A World at School
Disclaimer: All views expressed here belong to their respective author and do not represent the views of Enrich Institute


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Q: Principal flow CSS In order of creating my website, I'm getting following warning in Firefox broweser:

When rendering the  element, the used values of CSS properties "writing-mode", "direction", and "text-orientation" on the  element are taken from the computed values of the  element, not from the  element's own values. Consider setting these properties on the :root CSS pseudo-class. For more information see "The Principal Writing Mode" in https://www.w3.org/TR/css-writing-modes-3/#principal-flow

I don't know what's wrong with it and what should I do.
Is there anyone who can figure this out?
I have already tried
:root{
    direction:initial;
    text-orientation:initial;
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Ghost in the Shell: The New Movie: I keep stumbling upon new-to-me Ghost in the Shell material. There are perfectly reasonable explanations for this, but I choose to believe it's due to a side effect of the virus lodged in the e-brain the virus is designed to keep me from knowing I have. I also choose to believe the Ghost in the Shell memeplex is the slowly complexifying digital incarnation of an asymptotic attractor in techno-psychological phase space. Motoko Aramaki doesn't need to be real, in any sense, in order to engineer herself into existing; she is inevitable.
About the movie itself: a competent, enjoyable episode during the Major's time between Unit 501 and Section 9. I very much like how she set her unit on her own — it's *her* private army, and will remain so even after it nominally gets to work for Aramaki. It makes her post-Puppeteer an even smoother continuation of her usual MO.
Line Walker: Hong Kong thriller movie that follows up a TV series of the same name I'm currently wondering if I'm too spoiled for to watch. Like many of its type, it's basically it's own AO3 section. I enjoyed it.
John Wick: A rewatch. I fast-forwarded past the dog thing. The movie's not as spare as I remembered it (you mostly remember the gun kata, of course), but not without some other touches of inspiration. The way the revenge is motivated is sheer genius — revenge for the death of, say, her spouse, would've have been the same. Marcus' character played a larger role than I remembered (his relationship with John is one of the deliberately unexplored but load-bearing aspects of the world), and Viggo's attempts to deal with the whole thing don't lack reasonableness and a certain level of pathos. Part of you can't but sympathize with the guy.
Whatever range might Reeves' acting skills span, this movie lives right in the middle of it.
All in all, I understand why they chose to explore the world of The Continental to a larger degree in the sequel, but it cost the movie some of its forward movement. In anything, the first movie had slightly too much backstory, even if it was much less than usual. A John Wick we don't learn much about because the surviving people who know would rather not remember, much less speak of it, is much more interesting. Plot-wise, John Wick 2 was a step backwards, IMHO, as much as I love the enormous, steampunky, historical AU potential of The Continental's back-office.
I mean, having met and fought the original Assassins, the Templars couldn't avoid being intrigued by the business model... The gold coin thing is probably an historical artifact, and — and this is the part I love the most — how would an order originally dedicated to protecting and hosting travelers base itself in the contemporary world but as a chain of high-end luxury hotels, catering particularly to the profession?
In short: some of the Templars back from the Middle East decided assassination as a service was going to be the second most popular cultural import after putting spices on everything, so they cornered the market of supporting functions.
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Pro-cone Corner is a multi-use, reusable, exclusion cone that can be used for multiple wildlife species including Bats, red squirrels, flying squirrels, sparrows, starlings, rats and mice.
Getting rid of animals, such as bats or squirrels or even birds, from your attic, crawl space, or other location within your home is possible with the Batcone system. There is no longer any need to have the animals killed in order to keep your home safe and pest free. However, there are a couple of different exclusion cones that you can use for your home and one of them is the Pro-cone Corner.
Some homes are designed in such a way that a traditional bat removal devices that one might find in the marketplace could be an eyesore, especially if it is placed in the middle of the home's siding or other obvious structure. The Pro-cone is made of a clear material so it almost disappears when mounted on a structure. It also looks professional when using them.
The Pro-cone wildlife excluder by Westchester Wildlife is a multi-use, reusable, exclusion cone that can be used for bats, birds, and flying squirrels. Made of durable CLEAR polycarbonate these cones can be used over and over for exclusion work. In addition to being mostly unnoticeable on your house, is quite effective. Where you place the Batcone exclusion system will depend largely on where your uninvited guests decide to enter and exit the home.
Available in three different shapes to fit any situation.
The Pro-cone is a quick and humane method of bat removal. The most common locations for these small animals to nest within homes in the Northeast United States are the attic. They can also find some comfort and shelter in crawl spaces that go largely forgotten. However, inside of the walls of the home are also potential nesting grounds for mice and other rodents.
Bats and birds will generally prefer the warm comfort of the attics, especially given the relatively easy access they have to the space. In many homes, construction doesn't consider the future potential for these animals to get into the home and there are many gaps in the eves and around ventilation structures. There are also gaps along the corners of the homes, near the roof and this is where a Batcone Pro Corner system will come in handy.
The Pro-cone Corner addresses the common entry and exit points that are created by these overlooked construction points. If the bats or birds or other creatures are finding access to the home in the corner near the roof, closing it off (sealing it up) and installing a Corner, Round or Square Pro-cone along another portion of the house may create the desired effect. You want animals to find alternate exits or they could die within your home, which is precisely what exclusion aims to prevent.
The Pro-corner is a ruggedly designed exclusion tool that is ideal for those homes in which the animals are entering and exiting through these particular sections of the house. Birds and bats are creatures of habit and will likely seek out the same section to enter and exit. If you are trying to decide on whether to use a straight or corner Batcone exclusion system, first study the animals to determine where they are gaining access to your home.
There could be two points of entry or more. If they are using a corner of the home, then this is certainly a reason to use the Pro-corner in your exclusion efforts.


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Namco System 23 è una scheda madre arcade prodotta e sviluppata da Namco. Messa in commercio nel 1997, è l'ultima scheda madre arcade prodotta dalla società che si basa sul proprio design personalizzato. Come il System 22, il System 23 è caratterizzato da una variante più potente chiamata Super System 23. Una delle caratteristiche del System 23 è il "Gashin Strong Bass System," che è semplicemente un amplificatore di bassi collegato al sistema audio. È stato seguito dal Namco System 10 nel 2000.

Specifiche tecniche del System 23

Main CPU: 133 MHz IDT R4650 64-bit. Super System 23. utilizza un chip da 166 MHz e il Super System 23 Evolution 2 utilizza una chip da 200 MHz
Sound CPU: 16.9344 MHz Hitachi H8/3002
Sound Chip: Namco C352 Sample playback
I/O CPU: Gorgon e System 23 utilizzano Hitachi H8/3334 mentre Super System 23 e Super System 23 Evolution 2 usano il PIC16Cxx
Extra I/O CPU: Hitachi SH-2 usato solamente nel Super System 23 GMEN
Grafica: Namco-proprietary hardware, capable of texture mapping and Gouraud shading

Lista dei giochi Gorgon / System 23 / Super System 23 / Super System 23 GMEN / Super System 23 Evolution 2
 500GP (1998)
 Angler King (1998)
 Crisis Zone (1999)
 Downhill Bikers (1997)
 Final Furlong (1997)
 Final Furlong 2 (1999)
 Guitar Jam (1999)
 Gunmen Wars (1998)
 Motocross Go! (1997)
 Panic Park (1997)
 Race On! (1998)
 Rapid River (1997)
 Time Crisis II (1997)

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Collegamenti esterni

Macchine arcade
Schede arcade Namco


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London & Dublin based interior designer & consultant.
Website designed by Bowler Hat
Casual Dining Finalist | 2015
23rd May 2018	| by	james@bowlerhat.co.uk
Project: The Dispensary
Location: Aldgate, City of London
Operator: Annie Smith and David Cambridge
Designers: Jackie McWeeney Interior Design
The dispensary is a historic building situated in the heart of Aldgate City of London dating back to 1859, an eastern dispensary attending to the poorest of east end. The building has retained most of the original features including a stone staircase leading upstairs to chef's kitchen lunch club dining room. Co. owners Annie Smith and David Cambridge acquired the building in 2006 and set to work by creating a casual pub and dining room.
David, a trained chef with the Rothschild family was now following his passion of brining array of fine food to the casual dining scene. During this time the regeneration of Aldgate environs was underway and new residents were spilling in from Shoreditch and city as a result of an upshot of new apartments and office buildings. David and Annie decided it was time to redesign their interior to create more salubrious surroundings to tap into the new market. They contracted award winning interior designer Jackie McWeeney who had undertaken other projects in the area. After a period of difficult trading economic conditions this was to be a low scale budget project. However, interior designer Hakie McWeeney with a passion for period properties, immediately identified the potential and ideas were formed.
Aldgate was now a mixture of sophistication and renewed vibrancy and Jackie decided this would lead the way in the design. The power of paint would be used to transform the interior in creating different moods for different purpose. Lighting would also be accessed. Existing furniture would be up-cycled with high end fabric offering a twist of vibrancy in colour.
In terms of branding the uniqueness of David and Annie and their renowned hospitality would filter into the scheme to create a home from home environment. Colours were selected from Farrow and Ball to pay homage to high ceilings and large dining space. At the time new colours were launched and this was to provide a contemporary feel.
Colours for the main bar dining room were a mix of light and shade. The darker colour being Stiffkey Blue to create an atmosphere for evening drinks and dining whilst Purbeck Stone a paler colour offering a lighter mood for lunch time. Original shutters were pulled out from behind disused casings and painted again in the lighter shade of Purbeck Stone to stream-line the windows and the wall.
The wooden floors were sanded and stained in a dark walnut. The bar was originally pine and this was sanded and painted in a drab colour called Moles Breath. Out went the dusty ceiling fans to be replaced by two glass chandeliers. Wall lights were replaced with an Italian style round shades with the base painted into the wall. The entrance hall used a vibrant colour St. Giles Blue to create a colour that would be inviting and contemporary in working with the high ceilings and cornice. The drab colour, Moles Breath was taken into a pre drinks area which was accented by a wood burning stove and splashes of a colour called Yellow Cake. By day this colour created urban chic and by evening it has a more stately home feel. Softness was brought in by beautiful fabrics from Fermoie – although a luxury brand only small amounts were required to create softness on the existing seating. Irish linen in muted browns was the staple fabric again used though out the scheme. Finishing touches were added with beautiful menu covers picking up all elements of the scheme. Art was provided in house with pieces of white fabric used as a canvas to create splashes of colour on the walls. All created my a member of the hospitality team at the dispensary.
SUCCESS OF THE DESIGN
We are pleased to acknowledge 25% increase of profits since the redesign of The Dispensary. Further scope for business is being implemented due to working with Jackie McWeeney Interior design.


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Home Press Releases Evan-Moor Educational Publishers Participating in CCC's Annual Copyright License for Curriculum & Instruction
Evan-Moor Educational Publishers Participating in CCC's Annual Copyright License for Curriculum & Instruction
24 May 2022 – Danvers, Mass.
Download Evan-Moor Educational Publishers Participating in CCC's Annual Copyright License for Curriculum & Instruction
Nearly 60 Publishers Now Offering Content in Comprehensive Academic Licensing Solution
May 24, 2022 – Danvers, Mass. – CCC, a leader in advancing copyright, accelerating knowledge, and powering innovation, announces Evan-Moor Educational Publishers as the newest publisher participating in its Annual Copyright License for Curriculum & Instruction (ACLCI). Nearly 60 publishers have joined the license since its launch in July 2021.
The ACLCI addresses the diverse licensing needs of EdTech providers, core and supplemental curriculum developers, and custom publishing companies, as well as U.S. State Departments of Education and K-12 school districts. The license provides permission to reuse excerpts of high-quality content including more than one million books, magazines, newspapers, and other works in organized educational activities, including use in curriculum and instructional materials, EdTech ELA applications, and online learning management systems.
A leader in educational publishing, Evan-Moor provides high-quality, creative, and engaging PreK-8 educational resources for teachers and parents to cultivate a love of teaching and learning. With award-winning content aligned to current standards and best educational practices, Evan-Moor resources are trusted by teachers and parents to help children learn skills and concepts across the entire curriculum, including SEL, beginning coding, and STEM/STEAM.
"Evan-Moor is known for its exemplary educational materials that supplement the core curriculum, including an extensive collection of STEM and SEL content" said Roy Kaufman, Managing Director, Business Development and Government Relations, CCC. "Just as its products make life easy for teachers and create engaging resources that students love, the ACLCI eases the burden of obtaining permissions so schools can easily use high quality curriculum and instructional materials."
"Evan-Moor is excited to be partnering with CCC. Our strong commitment to creating the highest quality educational resources for the PreK-8th grade market, and long-standing position as a leader in the educational publishing arena, makes the ACLCI a natural fit for us," said Judy Harris, CEO, Evan-Moor Educational Publishers. "ACLCI customers can easily utilize our content in their programs with the confidence of the Evan-Moor brand."
Other leading book, magazine, and newspaper publishers currently participating in the ACLCI include Astra Publishing House, The Atlantic, Beacon Press, Boy Scouts of America (Scouts Life), New Moon Girls Media, Newsweek, Science News, and Smithsonian Books. More publishers are being added monthly.
CCC recently announced a partnership with CeMPro, the Reproduction Rights Organization (RRO) based in Mexico, to give educators and intermediaries access to reuse rights from tens of thousands of Spanish-language titles through the ACLCI. CCC now offers millions of works from Reproduction Rights Organizations in the UK, Canada, Spain, and Mexico through the ACLCI.
To help schools and providers in the academic market navigate the complex world of copyright compliance, CCC offers Copyright Essentials for K-12, an on-demand certificate course for professional development that helps raise awareness of copyright and content use within K-12 school districts in the U.S., education technology companies, curriculum developers, and custom publishers.
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Our team of agents will take the time to work with you on an individual basis to ensure we write the surety bond that will truly keep your business protected. We will also make it a point to follow up periodically to ensure there are no gaps in coverage.


Beautiful Beginnings by Dark & Lovely are child-safe hair care products for people of color. Whether your needs require a relaxer or a scalp soother, Beautiful Beginnings has the products required to keep hair detangled and smooth. Shampoos, conditioners, and hairdress are just some of the many products available by Beautiful Beginnings.
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I am gathering some statistical data for a conference talk on IT monitoring that I am giving next year. I am hoping you will all be interested in responding to a quick survey about your IT monitoring environment. It's a totally anonymous and very simple survey that takes about 3-4 minutes to answer.


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The Free Library > Business and Industry > Business > General Accounting Office Reports & Testimony > January 1, 2006
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Globalization: Numerous Federal Activities Complement U.S. Business's Global Corporate Social Responsibility Efforts.
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GAO-05-744 August 8, 2005
The trend toward globalization has intensified the debate about the proper role of business and government in global "corporate social responsibility" (CSR),which involves business efforts to address the social and environmental concerns associated with business operations. The growth in global trade and the dramatic increase in foreign direct investment in developing countries raise questions regarding CSR-related issues such as labor, environment, and human rights. U.S. firms with operations in many countries employ millions of foreign workers and conduct a range of CSR activities to address these issues. However, there is controversy as to the proper government role. GAO describes (1) federal agency policies and programs relating to global CSR and (2) different perspectives regarding the appropriate U.S. government role and views on the impact of current federal activities on corporate global CSR efforts.
Although there is no broad federal CSR mandate, we identified 12 U.S. agencies with over 50 federal programs, policies, and activities that generally fall into four roles of endorsing, facilitating, partnering, or mandating CSR activities. Many of these programs have small budgets and staff and aim to accomplish broader agency mission goals, rather than being specifically designed to facilitate or promote companies' global CSR activities. The U.S. government endorses CSR by providing awards to companies, such as the Department of State's Award for Corporate Excellence. Federal programs facilitate CSR by such activities as providing information or providing funding to engage in CSR. For example, a Department of Commerce program facilitates CSR by providing training on corporate stewardship. Some agencies partner with corporations on specific projects related to their core mission. For example, the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) partnered with one U.S. corporation operating in post-war Angola to build up the country's business sector and workforce. Other agencies, such as the Overseas Private Investment Corporation, mandate CSR by requiring companies to meet CSR-related criteria to obtain their services. While perspectives on the government's role are tied to perspectives on CSR and its connection to profit, many we spoke with who are actively involved in global CSR desired a government role supporting business's voluntary CSR efforts. Those with a free-market economic perspective believe corporations should be primarily concerned with earning a profit and government should not promote CSR as it reduces profits. Those with a "business case" perspective often welcome government assistance with their voluntary efforts because they view their CSR efforts as increasing profits and business value. Finally, those with a social issues perspective believe that business should contribute to broader social goals but split on whether business action should be voluntary or mandatory. Most groups we spoke with at U.S. companies and others actively engaged in CSR were generally supportive of U.S. federal agency efforts to endorse and facilitate CSR and partner with companies voluntarily pursuing CSR actions. For example, several groups supported a government role in providing CSR-related information and convening stakeholders to address CSR-related issues.
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General Accounting Office Reports & Testimony
Foreign Assistance: Middle East Partnership Initiative Offers Tools for Supporting Reform, but Project Monitoring Needs Improvement.
Defense Logistics: DOD Has Begun to Improve Supply Distribution Operations, but Further Actions Are Needed to Sustain These Efforts.


For my younger tween daughter... this plain and simple tote bag might suitable for her to bring her story books, smartphone and money whenever she goes out...It is a casual preppy stylish bag.
What a coincidence to total your purchases to RM2017 My favourite from your list is the jacket. I like them but not suitable for Malaysian weather lah!
I like the jacket and Acer Aspire. Great gifts.
Wow that last part!!! This is a really great wish list, babe. Your family's so lucky to have you!
Awesome choices!!! I loved that bag especially...Happy CNY and huat ah to you.
The shake n take is really a good item to buy, the price is cheap and it was really a useful thing to buy.
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I suka the tartan bomber jacket!! Love your haul la, hope that one day you can get all of this ok!!


Editor's Note: This issue of the Weekender features bars from the Greater Lewis County area. We highlight five bars, including the newest one on the scene — McFiler's in downtown Chehalis — and add a list of over 30 establishments.
McFiler's, a new bar in downtown Chehalis, stems from almost every bartender's dream — opening a bar with your best friends.
That's when Eddie McNally, a longtime best friend, suggested the two begin putting away money to purchase their own bar. Filer, Eddie McNally and his brother Patrick McNally finally pulled the trigger last spring, and bought the building which once housed Rumors Bar & Grill.
Filer and Eddie McNally worked with their family and friends to completely renovate the building over six months. Patrick McNally, who lives in Texas and works for SpaceX, designed the floor and deck plans.
Filer told Eddie McNally what he envisioned for their bar — moving the pool tables, bar and kitchen toward the back, opening up floor space in the front and building a stage.
"He was like 'okay, let's do it,'" Filer said.
Filer and Eddie McNally originally met at the Hub Bar & Grill on Filer's 21st birthday. Filer was a few White Russians in.
McFiler's part owner Tim Filer shows off the new bar in Chehalis.
"It wasn't well received," Filer said.
Then, the two turned their sights toward opening their own bar. Filer said they started seriously considering the proposition about six or seven years ago. For the past four years, they have been ready for the opportunity.
Eddie McNally owns a software development company in Portland and has never owned a bar.
It was the first time either Filer or Eddie McNally had ever taken on a major renovation. Owning a property downtown and dealing with city permits were new experiences for both of them.
The owners didn't contract any of the work during the six-month renovation.
"Me, my dad, my mother-in-law, Eddie — we did all of the interior demo and the rebuild all ourselves," Filer said.
The owners said the current food menu is tentative and will grow. Eddie McNally said McFiler's mostly serves burgers and sandwiches at this time. Additionally, McFiler's is compiling its craft cocktail list, which is set to include many prohibition-era drinks. The bar allows all ages until 11 p.m.
Roxy Cupp, owner of the Brown Shack Tavern in Salkum, places a cigarette into the mouth of a mounted deer.
For 99 years, the Brown Shack Tavern has been a consistent gathering place for the colorful and thirsty folks of East Lewis County.
Located just a stone's throw to the north of U.S. Highway 12 in Salkum, the Brown Shack is a hidden little gem preserved in a way that only a near century's worth of tavern lacquer can muster. For starters, it is the only 21-and-older establishment in Lewis County that serves only beer and wine, while eschewing the temptations of hard liquor.
"It's always been a tavern since 1920," said Roxy Cupp, owner of the Brown Shack Tavern. As the years have passed, more and more old-time taverns turned to full liquor service saloons and bars.
"It's kind of nostalgic and it keeps the riff-raff away," said Cupp.
According to Cupp, the tavern typically draws an older, and often retired, crowd, although, "We bring in a lot of younger people on the weekends," when there is live music.
The absence of hard alcohol usually keeps the rabble rousers at bay though, and the regulars seem to enjoy the hassle-free atmosphere.
Providing entertainment, in its many incarnations, has been a major focus for Cupp since she purchased the tavern in 2014.
"I've just tried to liven the place up a bit," she said.
They have video bowling tournaments, and a 9-ball pool tournament as well as karaoke and live music. They recently added a full menu of food.
The music is typically "old country," with some rockabilly and bluegrass.
"I love bluegrass!" said Cupp, who added that she's also put more food options on the menu and a wider array of beers in the cooler in order to keep the masses entertained.
"Owning your own bar is a lot of work. You have to prove yourself," said Cupp.
Prior to purchasing the Brown Shack, Cupp had no experience tending bar, let alone owning one.
Unlike some small town watering holes though, strangers are welcomed at the Brown Shack.
Kayla DeLoe, of Olympia, uses her cellphone to take a photo of a dollar bill that she stapled to the ceiling of the Brooklyn Tavern near Cosmopolis.
The historic Brooklyn Tavern, a landmark of Western Washington's backroad culture, has an owner who is committed to preserving the age-old traditions of the out-of-the-way watering hole.
Larry Viguerie, Oakville, completed his purchase of the Brooklyn Tavern in 2016 and he has been busy rounding the place into shape since then.
"When I took it over the grass was cow high. We just about had to get a hay harvester in here to cut it down," said Viguerie.
Viguerie first came to the Brooklyn Tavern years ago when his friends told him it was a fun place to go. Right off the bat he enjoyed the crowd and thought the logging paraphernalia decor provided a unique atmosphere. That feeling didn't budge over the years and subsequent beers, so when he heard the tavern might close he felt uniquely inclined to act.
The former owners, Warren and Ciara Brough, had been in charge since 2013.
He repaired the tavern's signature feature, which is a free-flowing spitoon at the bar known affectionately as Snoose Creek. It is a unique feature the tavern shares in common with The Brick in Roslyn, of so much "Northern Exposure" fame.
Judy Wall, the owner of Joe's Place in Bucoda, stands behind the bar. Judy has worked at the tavern on Main Street in Bucoda for over 40 years.
One-hundred-twenty years ago, Joe's Place became the watering hole for a one-horse town.
Today, much has changed — customers talk on their cellphones in the neon-lit bar, a DJ rolls his gear in a few times each week — but more has stayed the same.
Joe's is still the Bucoda hangout; the original wooden bar remains. Judy and Robert Wall are the fifth generation to run Joe's, which has been family owned since 1898.
That family history, the timeline of Joe's Place, hangs on the walls.
The decor commemorates the bar's founder, who died behind the bar and was laid out on a nearby couch. A prison roster chronicles the names — and crimes — of many of the original local residents. And photos memorialize the many iterations of the bar, including the current building's wooden predecessor, which burned to the ground during a 1930 fire that destroyed the block (per regulation, the building is now concrete).
Judy and Robert never were sure they wanted to step into the family tradition.
But when Robert's mother died eight years ago, she left them the bar — and they took the helm.
Judy is glad they did.
Joe's Place still has loyal customers.
Most of the steam plant mine workers who used to go to Bucoda to cash their checks or get a bite have moved away, but many come back to visit the bar.
Jones Creek Brewing owners Tim and Mirinda Moriarty opened the brewery, located just outside of Pe Ell in November 2017. Tim Moriarty said his parents bought the property in 2011, and that same year bought him a home brewing kit.
"It spiraled out of control really fast," he joked.
In 2014, the Moriartys moved to Lewis County.
Jones Creek Brewing keeps eight of its own beers on tap, as well as a guest cider.
The brewery is located in the Willapa Hills, 1.5 miles north of Pe Ell at 173 Beam Road.


Carefully curate your jewelry collection with the inspired style of Artisan Silver by Samuel B. Sterling silver artistry channels the classical beauty of a bygone era into a textured ring that features an array of intriguing patterns. The oxidized finish adds depth and a beautiful touch of contrast for a look that will endure for years to come.


In 2004 readers of The Tablet were asked to name their favourite hymn. From the hundreds of postcards and emails received, those with the most nominations produced the 20 hymns on this CD.
It is a pleasing mix of ancient and modern music.


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William Faulkner is viewed by many as America's greatest writer of prose fiction. He was born in New Albany, Mississippi, where he lived a life filled with good times as well as bad. However, despite bad times he would become known as a poet, a short story writer, and finally one of the greatest contemporary novelists of his time. William Faulkner's accomplishments resulted not only from his love and devotion to writing, but also from family, friends, and certain uncontrollable events. William Faulkner's life is an astonishing accomplishment; however, it is crucial to explore his life prior to his fixated writing career (Mack 1794-1798). In 1905, Faulkner entered the first grade at the tender age of eight, and immediately showed signs of talent. He not only drew an explicitly detailed drawing of a locomotive, but he soon became an honor-roll student. Throughout his early education, he would work conscientiously at reading, spelling, writing, and arithmetic. However, he especially enjoyed drawing. When Faulkner got promoted to the third grade, skipping the second grade, he was asked by his teacher what he wanted to be when he grew up. He replied, "I want to be a writer just like my great granddaddy"(Minter 18). Faulkner took interest in poetry around 1910, but no one in Oxford, Mississippi, could tell him hat to do with his poems. Faulkner, who was very talkative, would always entertain Estelle Oldham by telling her vividly imaginary stories. Eventually, Faulkner grew very fond of Estelle. She became the sole inspirer and recipient of Faulkner's earlier poems. Not long after Faulkner began seeing Estelle regularly, he met a man named Phil Stone who was dating one of Estelle's friends, Katrina. Katrina had told Stone about Faulkner and his poetry. So one afternoon, Stone went to Faulkner's house to get to know him better, and during his visit he received several written verses from Faulkner's poetry. Stone not only became a very close friend of Faulkner's, but also a mentor to the young writer at the beginning of his career. Stone immediately gave the potential poet encouragement, advice, and models for his study of literature (Minter 29). As Faulkner grew older he began to lose interest in his schoolwork and turned his attention to athletics, such as football and baseball, which caused his grades to start to fall. Eventually, he quit both athletics and school altogether. In 1919, his first literary...
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So the first weekend of December 2012 put me back in Sabarimala after a span of 6 years.
Nothing much has changed. The climb still tests your endurance. And being with family and cousins it was enjoyable. Of course elders had their devotion as the prime motivator but for me it still remains curiosity. Curiosity as how so many devotees across the country are driven by faith and devotion to take up this arduos activity. The climb from Pamba to Sannidham not withstanding, its the long queues that test the occasional devotee.
My personal perspective (as of today) is that one should visit the place on quieter days (it opens for 4 days every month) rather than the year end pilgrimage rush. It allows you more time to spend with the deity and more time to absorb the atmosphere of spirituality over here.
And a thought also goes back to my grandfather who visited this place for 55 years at a stretch in the olden days when there were no oxygen camps or any facilities for devotees. The place was then a forest zone and wild animals (elephants and tigers) ruled supreme. They walked on foot and spent the nights in pitched tents eating a light meal of rice broth. He had many an exciting tale to narrate after each of his visits and his exploits are often reinforced among the younger public during family get-together's.
If things go right, I should see myself back here next year as well.


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