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Aaron Lee Tasjan Releases New Singles "Feminine Walk" & "Don't Overthink It" [Video]
Tom Shackleford | Wednesday, January 13th, 2021
Photo: Tom Shackleford
Aaron Lee Tasjan continues to share new material pulled from the Americana/rock guitarist's forthcoming studio effort, Tasjan! Tasjan! Tasjan!, due out February 5th via New West Records.
The two new original recordings entitled "Feminine Walk" and "Don't Overthink It" shared on Wednesday follow the previously-released "Sunday Women" and "Computer of Love" which both arrived late last year.
"Feminine Walk" hears Tasjan play with that dreamy, fuzz-country swagger which he's mastered since embedding himself in the Nashville music scene in 2015. The former Brooklynite-turned-Nashvillian also uses the song's lyrics as a poetic vehicle for self-examination–with some excellent guitar playing in tow. Tasjan explains of the song,
'Feminine Walk' started out as another way I could say I feel like there's something about me that seems to divide people? I think that's kind of the point of art in a way though? Not to make something that people will buy so much as to make something they can feel? In that way, Feminine Walk felt like a really honest expression of who I am up to now. I tried not to edit it too much even though it's brutally honest which might turn some people off? But if they feel something from it, that's cool.
"Don't Overthink It" hears the laid-back musician sprinkle his love for psychedelia guitar sounds into a sturdy rock rhythm for the folk-rock tune fit for alternative radio. The video for the song also shared on Wednesday continues the cosmic-theme which was also seen on the video for "Computer of Love".
Listen to the two new songs below.
Aaron Lee Tasjan – "Don't Overthink It"
[Video: New West Records]
Aaron Lee Tasjan – "Femanine Walk"
Additionally, Tasjan has announced plans for a virtual album release show scheduled for January 31st at 9 p.m. ET, to broadcast live on Nashville's Lightning 100 FM radio station as well as on Nugs. Tickets for virtual access to the January 31st webcast are on sale now here.


Where better to study Shakespeare than in the city where he lived and worked? You will gain a better understanding and deeper appreciation of Shakespeare after seeing several of his plays performed in the recently-restored Globe Theatre, touring sites associated with his life, including his hometown of Stratford-upon-Avon, and visiting historic places he wrote about, such as the Tower of London and the winding alleyways of Southwark. Other course highlights include a professionally-guided walking tour of Shakespeare's London, a tour of the Globe Theatre, and a visit to Hampton Court Palace.
Must have successfully completed their university's lower division writing/English requirements.
Students must be able to walk five miles per day and stand for three hours for some theatre performances. This course will be offered for upper-division credit.


Fears are mounting for staff at an Aberdeen department store after the chain went into administration.
A new scheme at Aberdeen University will address teaching gaps in the Scottish system.
A trade union today welcomed a commitment to protect staff terms and conditions in this year's budget.
Labour has called for a train maintenance depot in Glasgow that is facing closure to be brought into public ownership.
An Aberdeen business group is set to host what is being billed as Scotland's biggest parents' evening.
Aberdeenshire Council's £27 million budget shortfall could grow if staff win a higher-than-predicted pay rise.
North-east pupils have taken part in a project to encourage more young people to consider a career in the oil and gas industry.
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It was Greil Marcus who coined the phrase, "old weird America" in his book, Invisible Republic, when discussing Dylan's touchstone, the Harry Smith Anthology of American Folk music, describing the songs therein as, "palavers with a community of ghosts". There was an element of this musical version of a séance when The Lowest Pair (Kendl Winter from Washington State and Palmer T. Lee from Minneapolis) descended on the Fallen Angels Club for a banjo infused evening (although acoustic guitars were also brandished). The pair both have string band backgrounds but as a duo have concentrated on the banjo studying clawhammer and three finger techniques while also delving into American roots music. The band name is a nod to a John Hartford song, Hartford being one of their banjo heroes and like him they inject their old time music with a great deal of their own personalities.
This was a hushed affair. Winter and Lee hovered around the single microphone, rarely singing into it. The banjos didn't duel, instead they parried, or more accurately, pirouetted around each other. Vocally they harmonised but more often sang in counterpoint, Winter's fragile voice (not dissimilar to Victoria Williams) bolstered by Lee's more conventional vocals. It wasn't all reverential however with Winter in particular light-hearted in the between song banter. They mused on a title for a follow up of their album, 'I Reckon I'm Fixin' On Kickin' Round To Pick A Little' ending up with a couple of tongue twisters and at one point asked the audience if they wanted to hear a song about a chicken or a murder ballad (the poor old chicken was given its marching orders). There were some lusty numbers such as 'Two Dollar Bill' and they did approach the high lonesome bluegrass sound on occasion but it was on numbers such as 'Darlin' Cory' and 'Minnesota, Mend Me' that the spectral moments which Marcus hymned chilled the room. A new song, described by Winter as a cross between Alice in Wonderland and The Wickerman, was as spooky as they come with this writer musing that it could accompany a perusal of Wisconsin Death Trip. Throughout the night their delicate picking, which saw some intricate interplay, was indeed a delight and by the end the audience surely had experienced some of that old, weird America.
John Alexander as the support tonight was an inspired choice. He also delves into the rootsy hinterland of Americana although with a bluesier touch and a hint of the primitivism of John Fahey along with Robert Johnson's alleged dalliance with the Devil. 'All My Angels Have Fallen' was given a gutsy rendition while 'Used To Be A Friend Of Mine' showed off his allegiance to UK sixties' pickers such as Bert Jansch. A finely understated version of Tom Wait's 'Walking Spanish' closed his short set with a flourish.


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Q: Java Database Handling Performance Suggestion I'm working on Java application which reads records from oracle database table and does some processing after reading each record.
Note: Application only reads data from database , it doesn't write back anything.
I'm using standard jdbc driver, connection, prepared statement and result set.
The number of records that I need to fetch is around 500000 (max).
My current implementation:
I have set statement fetch size to 500. (Query is a simple select statement from one table)
While reading each result set record, I'm adding each record to a java collection like this:
        List<HashMap<String,String>> userData=new ArrayList<HashMap<String,String>>();
        ResultSetMetaData resultSetMetData = resultSet.getMetaData();
        while(resultSet.next()){
            HashMap<String,String> recordMap = new HashMap<String,String>();
            for (int i = 1; i <= resultSetMetData.getColumnCount(); i++) {
                String key = resultSetMetData.getColumnName(i);
                String value = resultSet.getString(key);
                recordMap.put(key, value);
            }
            userData.add(recordMap);
        }

After adding all the rows to java collection, I'm closing the connection.
I would like your suggestions on the most efficient way to do this. I'm open to coding multi-threaded events if you think that's better.
Thank you,
Sash

A: You should work on your collections too.
1- If you know in advance that your list will be very big, you can work with ArrayList Capacity.
By default an ArrayList has an initial capacity of 10 records. When your list grows java will make continuously (small) re-allocations of the list, loosing a lot of time. If you do, for instance
  List<HashMap<String,String>> userData=new ArrayList<HashMap<String,String>>(500);

you will have an initialCapacity of 500, saving a lot of re-allocations, so time.
Also the method ensureCapacity, which lets grow your list for an user-defined capacity, could be useful.
So if you know in advance the size of your results, or at least you have an idea, you can work with it.
Otherwise, if, after, you need only to iterate on the list, you can take into account LinkedList, which has constant time for the add operation (but not for positional access).
2- Think to your row data structures too, creating an object which encapsulates your resultset colums, instead that a map for each row (so a very big lot of maps, each one of which need a certain memory allocation, so resources and time), will be more efficient.
Have a look at the CollectionFramework , at the ArrayList and LinkedList docs
UPDATE
Here some 'dirty' benchmarks
package com.test;

import java.lang.reflect.Field;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Date;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.List;

public class LoopTest {

    public static void main(String[] args) {
        LoopTest lt=new LoopTest();
        int records = 200000;
        lt.execute(records, false);
        lt.execute(records, true);
        lt.executeObj(records, false);
        lt.executeObj(records, true);
        lt.executeReflect(records, false);
        lt.executeReflect(records, true);

    }

    public void execute(int loops, boolean useCapacity){
        Date start=new Date();
        System.out.println("EXAMPLE WITH HASHMAP");
        System.out.println(start+ " time: "+start.getTime()+" Start for loops="+loops+ " and useCapacity="+useCapacity);
        List<HashMap<String,String>> userData=null;
        if(useCapacity)
            userData=new ArrayList<HashMap<String,String>>(loops);
        else
            userData=new ArrayList<HashMap<String,String>>();

        for(int i=0;i<loops;i++){
            HashMap<String,String> recordMap = new HashMap<String,String>();
            for (int j = 1; j <= 10; j++) {
                String key = j+"";
                String value = j+" val";
                recordMap.put(key, value);
            }
            userData.add(recordMap);
        }
        Date end=new Date();
        System.out.println(end+ " time: "+end.getTime()+", elapsed="+(end.getTime()-start.getTime())+" end for loops="+loops+ " and useCapacity="+useCapacity);
        System.out.println("-------------------------");

    }

    public void executeObj(int loops, boolean useCapacity){
        System.out.println("EXAMPLE WITH CLASSIC OBJECT");
        Date start=new Date();
        System.out.println(start+ " time: "+start.getTime()+" Start for loops="+loops+ ", object and useCapacity="+useCapacity);
        List<TestObj> userData=null;
        if(useCapacity)
            userData=new ArrayList<TestObj>(loops);
        else
            userData=new ArrayList<TestObj>();

        for (int i=0;i<loops;i++){
            TestObj testObj = new TestObj();
            testObj.test1="1";
            testObj.test2="1";
            testObj.test3="1";
            testObj.test4="1";
            testObj.test5="1";
            testObj.test6="1";
            testObj.test7="1";
            testObj.test8="1";
            testObj.test9="1";
            testObj.test10="1";
            testObj.test11="1";
            testObj.test12="1";
            testObj.test13="1";
            testObj.test14="1";
            testObj.test15="1";
            testObj.test16="1";
            testObj.test17="1";
            testObj.test18="1";
            testObj.test19="1";
            testObj.test20="1";
            userData.add(testObj);
        }
        Date end=new Date();
        System.out.println(end+ " time: "+end.getTime()+", elapsed="+(end.getTime()-start.getTime())+" end for loops="+loops+ ", object and useCapacity="+useCapacity);
        System.out.println("-------------------------");

    }

    public void executeReflect(int loops, boolean useCapacity){
        System.out.println("EXAMPLE WITH REFLECTION");
        Date start=new Date();
        System.out.println(start+ " time: "+start.getTime()+" Start for loops="+loops+ ", object and useCapacity="+useCapacity);
        List<TestObj> userData=null;
        if(useCapacity)
            userData=new ArrayList<TestObj>(loops);
        else
            userData=new ArrayList<TestObj>();

        for (int i=0;i<loops;i++){
            try{
                Class<?> objClass=Class.forName("com.test.TestObj");
                Object myObj=objClass.newInstance();

            for(int j=1;j<=20;j++){

                Field f=objClass.getDeclaredField("test"+j);
                f.set(myObj, "1");
            }
            userData.add((TestObj)myObj);

            } catch (ClassNotFoundException e) {
                // TODO Auto-generated catch block
                e.printStackTrace();
            } catch (InstantiationException e) {
                // TODO Auto-generated catch block
                e.printStackTrace();
            } catch (IllegalAccessException e) {
                // TODO Auto-generated catch block
                e.printStackTrace();
            } catch (NoSuchFieldException e) {
                // TODO Auto-generated catch block
                e.printStackTrace();
            } catch (SecurityException e) {
                // TODO Auto-generated catch block
                e.printStackTrace();
            }

        }
        Date end=new Date();
        System.out.println(end+ " time: "+end.getTime()+", elapsed="+(end.getTime()-start.getTime())+" end for loops="+loops+ ", reflect and useCapacity="+useCapacity);
        System.out.println("-------------------------");

    }

}

TestObj is an object containing only public fields named test1...test25. For simplicity and speed i made them public, in real world you would make them private. It could be more engineered, but i'v done it quickly..
Here the output of elaboration
EXAMPLE WITH HASHMAP, useCapacity=false, loops=200000
Wed Feb 15 06:04:48 CET 2017 time: 1487135088903 Start for loops=200000 and useCapacity=false
Wed Feb 15 06:04:55 CET 2017 time: 1487135095922, elapsed=7019 end for loops=200000 and useCapacity=false
-------------------------
EXAMPLE WITH HASHMAP, useCapacity=true, loops=200000
Wed Feb 15 06:04:55 CET 2017 time: 1487135095922 Start for loops=200000 and useCapacity=true
Wed Feb 15 06:05:01 CET 2017 time: 1487135101073, elapsed=5151 end for loops=200000 and useCapacity=true
-------------------------
EXAMPLE WITH CLASSIC OBJECT, useCapacity=false, loops=200000
Wed Feb 15 06:05:01 CET 2017 time: 1487135101073 Start for loops=200000, object and useCapacity=false
Wed Feb 15 06:05:01 CET 2017 time: 1487135101254, elapsed=181 end for loops=200000, object and useCapacity=false
-------------------------
EXAMPLE WITH CLASSIC OBJECT, useCapacity=true, loops=200000
Wed Feb 15 06:05:01 CET 2017 time: 1487135101254 Start for loops=200000, object and useCapacity=true
Wed Feb 15 06:05:01 CET 2017 time: 1487135101274, elapsed=20 end for loops=200000, object and useCapacity=true
-------------------------
EXAMPLE WITH REFLECTION, useCapacity=false, loops=200000
Wed Feb 15 06:05:01 CET 2017 time: 1487135101274 Start for loops=200000, object and useCapacity=false
Wed Feb 15 06:05:05 CET 2017 time: 1487135105562, elapsed=4288 end for loops=200000, reflect and useCapacity=false
-------------------------
EXAMPLE WITH REFLECTION, useCapacity=true, loops=200000
Wed Feb 15 06:05:05 CET 2017 time: 1487135105562 Start for loops=200000, object and useCapacity=true
Wed Feb 15 06:05:09 CET 2017 time: 1487135109711, elapsed=4149 end for loops=200000, reflect and useCapacity=true
-------------------------

As you'll see using capacity brings the hashmap example from about 7 secs to 5.1 secs.
Using objects in classical way brings to 181 msec (!) and even 20 msec (!!) using capacity in array.
With reflection performance goes to around 4 secs indipendently from the use of capacity (4288 vs 4149).
Note that exact timing of benchmarks may vary from execution to execution. But in general the time order is always the same.
About getting your record in 'chunks' its quite a good solution for memory consistency, especially if your elaboration may be long. Often long running queries may have a "Snapshot too old" error which may create problems. And also it's not sure that performance will soffer much from this.
In the past I've to deal with something similar and a very good solution was putting a field "chunk_id", with an index, in the source table, which made easy repeating my query for the 'next' rows, and gave me more efficiency than retrieving all the content of the table. In general you just need a way to identify your groups of records from, say, group 1, group 2, .. group n (and put indexes there, of course.
PS the example for reflection is simple, but it's just to show how to do, you can work with a lot of features including methods etc

A: The answer to this question depends on the relative speed of your SQL query compared to the API call you need to make, along with how much memory you have compared to the size and number of your records.
Without knowing any of that, it's hard to know.
If the API calls are relatively slow and you have plenty of memory:

*

*Create an ThreadPoolExecutor with a number of threads that you tune

*Query your database, and send each row one by one to be executed by executor

If the query is relatively slow or you have little memory:

*

*Partition your select statement into, say 8 queries, each of which returns a different part of the data

*Create 8 threads

*Each thread runs a query and calls the API as each row is returned by Oracle

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Special Pricing is a promotional type of campaign, which has a time-limited nature. Product discounts will be displayed both in the catalog and product detail pages while the normal price will be greyed out.
Tier pricing is a quantity discount which is normally displayed in a specific store view or customer group. Tier Pricing allows you to offer a quantity discount from the catalog list and product detail pages.
The Catalog Price Rule is one of the instruments you can use to discount the existing products. It's based on the conditions defined during the configuration process. Take an advantage of this instrument to create discounts, special offers and edit them whenever necessary.
The statement has two bolded links which you need to edit- All and TRUE.
Click on the TRUE link to select an option which is either TRUE or FALSE.
Hit the + button again to select the Category, choose the contains attribute and 7 as a value.


We use these websites in order to understand which topics we learned in school need more practice. I am writing about these websites for letting you have some information about them.
It is an application which is mostly suggested by teachers. In this application, the qr code is read by the teacher's phone and a question appears in the computer. When everybody gives the correct answer, the green light turns on. In our class, when everybody gives the correct answer every one rejoices, and when the answer is wrong, nobody reacts. The purpose is to test our comprehension of the topics. Thus, we find out which topics need more practice.
As you see in the image, the paper should be held in accordance with the direction of the answer choice. For instance, if the choice faces upwards, you should hold the paper horizontally.
It is a beneficial application. Some students don't like it, because it has a problem: you should wait for your phone to read your answer. If the phone cannot read it, your answer doesn't count.
It is a word cloud website. We used it once in our computer class. Its purpose is to make the words stick to the memory. We used it for file extensions.
It is nice, but it is not instructive. You can create word clouds with it. It is good for creating a beautiful design. I used this website for "Agos with Students".
It is like a computer game. You can see the question in teacher's computer. Some signs appear in accordance with the correct answer.
It is nice and somewhat beneficial. We use it in math and English classes. It tests us.
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The campus opened with nearly 1,000 students enrolled in one of the eight degrees offered. The campus started with two schools - the School of Technology and the School of Management and Agribusiness. East College was added in 1997 as an incubator for new professional programs.
Today more than 8,000 students are enrolled in 40 degree programs based on the campus. ASU shares around 600 acres (2.4 km2) at Power and Williams Field roads with Chandler-Gilbert Community College, Mesa Community College, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, a United States Air Force research laboratory, a Veteran's Administration Clinic(Moved, now ASU Preparatory academy for PK-8), ASU Preparatory Academy High School, and the Silvestre Herrera Army Reserve Center. These entities make up what is known as the Williams Campus.
As the needs of the university and community evolve, so too does the campus. In July 2005, the campus changed its name from ASU East to ASU's Polytechnic campus to better reflect the mission of the programs at the campus. Programs such as the new interdisciplinary Bachelor of Science in Engineering continue to be developed, offering students even more practical degree choices.
In the Fall 2008 semester a major expansion project at the campus was completed and open to students in the form of the new Polytechnic Academic Complex. It is located in the heart of campus and combines new student housing with classrooms and administrative offices in an open air building environment. The three new buildings cost a combined $103 million and cover 240,000 square feet (22,000 m2). It was built by main contractor DPR and designed by RSP Architects (Architect-of-Record) in collaboration with San Antonio-based Lake|Flato (Design Architect) and is a LEED v2.2 Gold certified project.
In 1996, as one of the founding schools on the Polytechnic campus houses internationally respected faculty in the College develops competence in disciplines critical to today's technology-based economy. The faculty is widely published and highly regarded both in academia and the private sector. The College has an array of nearly 40 well-equipped facilities, centers and laboratories for student work and faculty research. Facilities such as the Altitude Chamber, Flight Simulator Labs, Digital Printing Lab, Photovoltaics Testing Lab, Microelectronics Teaching Factory and Haas Technical Center, students are engaged in real-world projects using cutting-edge technology.
The School was officially named in 1998 in honor of ASU Alums Marvin and June Morrison for their gift of a large acre of farmland to the school and their ongoing support of Arizona State University. Degree programs, from Agribusiness and Business Administration to Real Estate, feature award-winning, internationally recognized faculty.
The School of Letters and Sciences (SLS) offers programs on the Polytechnic campus from its headquarters on the Downtown Phoenix campus. SLS offers a liberal arts core curriculum and a university-wide bachelor's degree in interdisciplinary studies. Instruction ranges from humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences.
The Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College, offers programs leading to the B.A., M.Ed., and Ed.D. in many fields, such as early childhood education, elementary education, secondary education, special education, and educational administration/supervision. Headquartered on ASU's West campus, the Teachers College administers education programs on all four ASU campuses.
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El Seven Femenino de China fue un torneo anual femenino de rugby 7 que se disputaba en China desde 2014 al 2014.

Formó parte de la Serie Mundial Femenina de Rugby 7.

El torneo tiene lugar en el Guangzhou University Town Stadium de Guangzhou.

Su último campeón fue la selección de Nueva Zelanda.

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The Pliocene Epoch (5.3-2.6 million years ago) is a warm period of particular interest, when boundary conditions of the climate system were similar to the present, but sea level was higher and today's polar and subpolar regions were as warm as or warmer than predicted in future scenarios. High northern latitudes are thought to have been especially warm; however, how these warm, high-latitude conditions were maintained is an open question, in part given the apparently contradictory observational evidence in the Nordic Seas.
The Nordic Seas link the North Atlantic and Arctic Oceans, and is a small but dynamically important part of the global ocean. In today's climate, they form a region of strong atmosphere-ocean exchange, vigorous mixing of water masses and deep convection. The Nordic Seas offer a unique opportunity to study the exchange of salt, heat and mass between the North Atlantic and Arctic oceans in situations with a warmer climate than at present. OCCP aims to resolve conflicting views on the role of the Nordic Seas in determining high northern latitude climate and the degree of Arctic amplification during a key warm period in Earth's history, the Pliocene. We will adopt a multidisciplinary approach. New, multi-proxy data characterizing the Nordic Seas water column during the Pliocene will be generated and combined with published data from the North Atlantic/Arctic region. The reconstructions will be combined with results from model experiments designed to investigate the large-scale dynamics of the region. The model results will be used to identify key processes responsible for the observed high latitude climate of the Pliocene and the role of the Nordic Seas "gateway" between the North Atlantic and Arctic. This approach will enable us to make substantial progress towards understanding the mechanisms behind the apparent high sensitivity of the Arctic in warm climates, the role of the Nordic Seas in the arctic amplification of Pliocene warming, and will ultimately help constrain the long-term sensitivity of the climate system in a warming world.
the ocean circulation and northern limb of the AMOC may operate differently from today under climatic boundary conditions close to modern.
prior estimates of Pliocene oceanic warmth and oceanic heat advection towards the Arctic are overestimated, and earlier estimates of Pliocene Arctic amplification may have been too high.
Exploring the MIS M2 glaciation occurring during a warm and high atmospheric CO2 Pliocene background climate.
Norwegian Atlantic Current variability and changes in heat transport to the Arctic during the mid-Piacenzian.
Highly variable Pliocene sea surface conditions in the Norwegian Sea.
Nordic Seas Circulation during the Pliocene.
Past warm climate changes at high northern latitudes (and a brief introduction to paleoactivities and resources in Bergen).


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This is our station set up at the World Beer Festival from yesterday. Talk about an amazingly long day. There were two sessions: 12p to 4p and 6p to 10p. We had to be there at 10a just to set up. Along with other complicating factors that none of you care about since you probably don't know much about the beer industry, it's not worth it to work a 12 hour day. We were on our feet ALL DAY. I didn't feel like the people were near as chatty and friendly as the Greensboro beer fest. No one really even wanted to know about the beer. Anyway...enough boring you with my long day.


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School Bullying: Following almost 9 weeks of work by Spokane Alliance members and allied organizations, the Spokane Public Schools school board voted unanimously to provide a public statement to the community in response to recent bullying.
Sick, Safe, and Family Leave Campaign: A successful two-year campaign to bring mandatory earned sick, safe and family leave benefits to 40,000 uncovered workers in Spokane. It is a stronger policy than most jurisdictions in the country.
Developed city-wide policy after a year and half of conversations with over 50 local businesses and nonprofits and hundreds of individuals.
Held assemblies in front of elected officials with over 650 attendees. Brought over 80 individuals to testify at city council meetings.
Held press conferences and generated coverage. Published dozens of letters to the editor and op-eds. Delivered over 1000 supportive cards from Spokane residents to City council members.
Policy will take effect in 2017. Construction workers are exempt. Businesses with 10 or more employees - employees will earn a minimum of 5 days of sick and safe leave. Businesses with less than 10 employees - employees will earn a minimum of 3 days.
National Recognition: US Senator Patty Murray invited the Spokane Alliance to join her in a joint press conference on paid sick leave, recognizing our local campaign, and announcing her national policy on the same topic.
Public Safety & Mental Health: Researched and successfully advocated for a Jail Diversion Facility - which moves people in mental health and substance use crises out of jail and into treatment - to be the top priority for the Spokane Regional Law and Justice Council.
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Between 11/24/14 - 12/15/14 we turned out 28 Alliance leaders to testify in support of the Quality Jobs Ordinances at the three City Council meetings. On the night of the vote, we turned out over 170 leaders –the largest turnout to any city-council meeting in 2014. Council voted and passed all three city-wide ordinances.
Action - Inequality For All Film: Co-organized film screening helping to turnout a sell-out crowd of 700+.
Action - Increasing Our Quality of Life Assembly: Turned out over 215 people to a Summer 2014 action assembly. Secured commitments from religious leaders, business leaders, elected officials and the health department to move Spokane Alliance issue campaigns forward.
Leadership Development: 16 Spokane Alliance members attended the week long IAF Regional Training, and 39 attended the 2-day local leadership training. Individuals increased leadership skills through holding numerous roles in actions and research team meetings. Built the Executive Team and city-wide Leadership Team.
City Ballot Feb 2013: Spokane Alliance committed to talk with over 1,300 people to Get Out The Vote (GOTV) in order to support the Library Levy. We reached our commitment and successfully helped pass the Levy.
Convention Center and Spokane Arena Project Continued: In November 2012, Spokane Alliance made a deal with the Public Facilities District (PFD) to heighten the expectations for the contractor to be hired for this expansion job. The PFD kept the deal. On April 19th, 2013 after the Spokane Alliance interviewed each of the three contractor finalists we identified which contractor we thought would be best for Spokane's families and economy. The PFD worked with us and together we won quality jobs for Spokane residents: Contractors hired locally, utilized a 15% rate of apprenticeship, and gave preference to contractors that bought materials locally. In the end, we kept $38 out of $42 million spent on the project in Spokane.
Action - City Council Candidate Forum: Turned out over 220 people to an October 2013 assembly. Secured commitments from city council candidates on quality jobs, sick leave, the Spokane River, and public safety funding.
Developed 32 new leaders through local campaigns and actions.
Trained 21 Spokane Alliance members in a two-day local Leadership Institute.
Three leaders attended week-long Regional and National training.
One leader attended a 3-day training on Transformational Leadership.
Three new organizations joined Spokane Alliance.
Supporting Local Jobs. Spokane Alliance's Jobs Team led the effort to engage the Public Facilities District (PFD) to make their upcoming expansion on the Convention Center and Arena a truly local project. The PFD will hire local contractors and employees and use a local manufacturer. We supported a modest increase for the hotel/motel tax to directly help fund this Design/Build project. We are still meeting with the PFD board to continue to push for apprenticeship utilization and full family health care.
Turning out over 60 people to the budget hearings, which is the most people to ever turn out for a budget conversation.
Engaging citizens in the process when the city was silent.
Keeping Spokane Beautiful. Spokane Alliance built a public relationship with absentee landlords next to Westminster UCC Church. We asked them to clean up their property. They are acting on our request.
Spokane Alliance partnered with our sister organization in the Puget Sound, Sound Alliance to pass a $1.1 billion construction bill that is creating over 18,000 jobs in Washington State. It includes $54 million of projects in the Spokane area, such as the rest of the needed funds to complete the WSU Medical School and expand a learning center at our local community college. The bill included money to develop the Centennial Bike Trail, a pedestrian bridge and a number of other local projects. It also included funding for the Community Energy Efficiency Pilot program (CEEP), which has been a primary funding source for Sustainable Works.
Spokane Alliance members played a key role in this campaign. We led strategic efforts by phone banking our membership to educate them about the bill and encouraged them to call their legislators. Our members met with local city and county officials to gain their support. A team of 12 traveled to Olympia to meet with all Spokane County State Representatives. The Alliance organized a press conference/rally with over 100 Alliance leaders and all TV, newspaper, and local radio stations turned out. The Jobs Bill has already made a difference for many of our families who have been put back to work and it has spurred other local investment and development.
Spokane Alliance has accomplished a lot since our inception. Please click here to see a list of achievements since our founding.


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Artifacts believed to be from final battle of English Civil War discovered
Archaeologists have unearthed artifacts believed to be from the final battle of the English Civil War, including musket balls, horse harness fittings and sword hilts.
The objects were uncovered in Powick, Worcestershire, which was the setting for the bloody Battle of Worcester. Historians had known that Powick was the setting of the battle, but until now, no objects had been recovered.
"Finding these fascinating artifacts allows us to connect with a significant moment in Worcestershire's history," Councillor Lucy Hodgson, Cabinet Member with Responsibility for Communities, said in a statement. "I am also delighted to see the great team work and co-operation between the construction teams and the archaeologists, who have seamlessly incorporated the dig into this large scheme of construction work. Preserving our history is vitally important to our county and this latest dig is a shining example of how archaeology can bring our past to life."
(Credit: Worcestershire County Council)
METAL DETECTOR ENTHUSIAST UNCOVERS AMAZING TROVE OF COINS ON ANCIENT, BLOODY BATTLESITE
The archaeologists explored an area of land near Powick Church, part of a "huge infrastructure project being delivered by Worcestershire County Council." The church has shot damage on it, making archaeologists hopeful that artifacts might be discovered.
In total, 98 objects were found at the bottom of the river valley, including a powder container cap and a lead shot. The artifacts will be further analyzed, researchers said.
The discoveries have provided proof that the site of the battle was further south than experts had previously thought.
"It is fantastic to be able to finally locate and map physical remains of the battle and to relate this to the historical record," said Richard Bradley, the on-site lead archaeologist. "We are just outside the registered battlefield area but this is still a nationally significant site."
The BBC reports that coins from the 16th and 17 centuries were also recovered at the site, but none from the 1642-1651 time period.
MYSTERIOUS ONE-LEGGED SKELETON DISCOVERED IN RUSSIA MAY BE NAPOLEON'S FAVORITE GENERAL
"How exciting that 368 years after the Battle of Worcester these artifacts should be discovered," Richard Shaw, Chairman of the Battle of Worcester Society, added in the statement.
"We are sure that there was fighting at this location on 3rd September 1651. Parliamentary forces had crossed the river at Upton-upon-Severn and were driving the Royalists back towards Worcester," Shaw continued. "The discoveries really bring the events of that day to life."
Nearly 4,000 soldiers were killed during the fight, which took place on September 3, 1651, as the Parliamentarian New Model Army defeated King Charles II's Royalists.
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Poncha da Madeira PGI
Description: Poncha da Madeira PGI is a liqueur of the Madeira Autonomous Region (RAM) which must be produced with Rum da Madeira PGI and regional fruits.
The Poncha Madeira PGI offers a wide range of aromas and flavors, arising from the use of fruit, different combinations of ingredients and the art of each producer.
It is a traditionally opaque drink whose color varies from citrus to gold, sometimes with greenish reflections due to the fruits pulp and juice. It may, however, present a different color depending on the fruit used.
Production method: In addition to Rum da Madeira PGI, this liquor commonly uses other ingredients that provide unique characteristics, namely bee honey and a variety of fruits produced exclusively in the region, individually or in combination, resulting in a flavor harmony and unique tastes.
Distinctive features: Poncha da Madeira PGI is a liquor which has some flexibility with respect to the selection of its ingredients. The only required ingredient is the Rum da Madeira PGI which determines its typicality.
It is important to note that the quality of this spirit is not only on the ingredients used – which much appreciated by the people of this region and its visitors, such as the Rum da Madeira IGP, regional fruits and, in some cases, Laurissilva honey - but also on the accumulated know-how transmitted over generations. In fact, much of the quality relies on the talent of combining ingredients to obtain the traditional final product.
Production area: The geographical area of production of Poncha da Madeira PGI covers the Madeira and Porto Santo islands.
History: The Poncha da Madeira PGI is a traditional product rooted in the culture of the Madeira people, who over generations have given life to this iconic drink. Its existence goes back to the nineteenth century as an adaptation of a drink known as "panche" brought from India by the British travelers in the eighteenth century.
Instituto do Vinho, do Bordado e do Artesanato da Madeira, IP-RAM
Regulamento (CE) n.º 110/2008 do Parlamento Europeu e do Conselho, de 15 de janeiro - Anexo III


It seems that a rubber suit stuffed with dead animal carcasses has just been sold on E-bay for a quarter of a million dollars. This isn't just any rubber suit of course, but the one that was touted as being the body of a Bigfoot back in August of this year.
According to the descriptive copy on E-bay some of these monies will go to settle various lawsuits that have burgeoned in connection with this, one of the most egregious frauds of 2008. None, apparently, will go to the perpetrators.
"Are We Alone?" was at the now-infamous press conference at which the Bigfoot body was announced. Be sure to check out what we heard, and what various people involved with this bizarre affair (including the man who made the quarter-million dollar costume) have to say on our August 25 show, which you can find by scrolling down here.
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When it happened, Lily Bain was in the back room of her home at 51 St John's Road, lacing up her winter boots ready for another day at school. Lily was fourteen, soon she would leave books and homework to find a job, but not just yet.
Around the corner at 2 Wykeham Street, nine year old Jack Ward was in the gas lit kitchen of his grandparents' house. It faced across the Whitby railway to Gladstone Road School where one or two children had arrived early. On a grey morning in 1914 their thoughts were of Christmas and the holidays - only three more days to go.
At Westlands School in Westbourne Grove, at Queen Margaret's School in Filey Road, and at other school dormitories emptied as breakfast bells rang.
Shopworker's took down shutters as postmen and milkmen went from house to house. Cream and maroon trams from Hampton Road (now Harley Close) clanked through the streets and travellers heading to the railway station for trains to York, Hull, Whitby or Pickering, looked at the clock tower to check their watches. It was eight o'clock on Wednesday 16th December and daylight was just breaking.
In St Martins Church, a small congregation gathered for Holy Communion, and near the Spa a few early morning bathers swam in the cold waters of the North Sea unaware of the three enemy warships which in the darkness had steamed into the bay from Hayburn Wyke with their guns trained on the Castle and the town.
Without warning, the storm broke - not thunder and lightning as many had first thought, but a barrage of cannon fire and a rain of exploding shells. As homes and shops, hotels, churches and schools were hit, bricks, glass, chimney pots, slates, timber, and shrapnel flew in all directions along the South Cliff, St Nicholas Cliff, the Foreshore and Castle Hill - and for about half an hour the attack continued.
Lily Bain, with her mother and young brother, had an amazing escape. A shell wrecked the room they were in, shattering furniture and piercing her satchel packed with books, but the family were not hurt at all.The house still shows a plaque to remind us of this wartime raid.
Most Falsgrave houses are old enough to have stood through the attack, some badly damaged, others hardly touched. There was a radio station near Spring Hill Lane which the enemy were trying to hit, and shells thudded into Falsgrave Park and the fields were Sandybed, Stepney Road, Whin Bank and Box Hill now stand.
The Bennetts house in Wykeham Street was destroyed by a direct hit, and Jack Ward died with his grandmother, his Uncle Albert and a baby. Christopher Bennett fell from a bedroom to the ground floor but survived, as did his father. Elsewhere in the town 14 other lives were lost and many people were hurt.
At last, soon after 8-30 a.m., the noise of the guns stopped. For many, the one thought now was to get away from the town quickly in case the enemy were about to invade. Like refugees, crowds hurried along the country towards Scalby, Seamer and Ayton, some wearing coats over their nightclothes.
Others rushed to the railway station and crowed onto departing trains. Some gathered treasured possessions, others left everything behind. One lady carried a gun, another clutched a Christmas pudding, and one man in a top hat was seen carrying a parrot. Pupils from Queen Margaret's and Westland's marched in orderly file to Seamer Station and went to their homes by train.
Those who stayed soon realised that the immediate danger was now over and at once started to clear up the devastation. The Mayor's advice to people was "Keep calm and help others to the same", good advice in any situation.
The St John's ambulance volunteers and soldiers worked non stop carrying injured people to the hospital on Friars Way and the war time Military Hospital under Westborough Methodist Chapel.


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Boulevard de Sébastopol, anteriormente Boulevard du Centre, é um boulevard parisiense que separa o 1.º e o 2.º, por um lado, dos 3.º e 4.º arrondissements, por outro.

Localização e acesso

Com 1332 metros e 30 de largura, começa na Place du Châtelet e continua para o norte ao longo do Boulevard de Strasbourg. É principalmente uma via com três faixas de automóveis e uma faixa de ônibus. Embora tenha alguns restaurantes e muitas lojas, o Boulevard de Sébastopol não é realmente um local de lazer, ao contrário do Marais e de Les Halles entre os quais se interpõe.

No extremo sul, pode se ver a cúpula do Tribunal de Comércio de Paris que se situa na Île de la Cité.

Este local é servido pelas estações de metrô Châtelet, Étienne Marcel, Réaumur – Sébastopol, Strasbourg – Saint-Denis, Château d'Eau e Gare de l'Est.

É a única via em Paris que passa por quatro arrondissements (com exceção do Boulevard Périphérique e da Voie Georges Pompidou).

Origem do nome
O nome desta rota perpetua a memória do cerco de Sebastopol durante a Guerra da Crimeia.

Histórico

Perfuração
O Boulevard de Sébastopol é uma das estradas mais importantes perfuradas por Haussmann durante as obras de transformação de Paris. Constitui um elemento importante do novo grande eixo norte-sul que atravessa o centro de Paris e constitui o eixo de acesso à Gare de l'Est.

A abertura desta estrada foi declarada de utilidade pública em 1854 ao mesmo tempo que a da Rue de Turbigo e o prolongamento da Rue Réaumur. Primeiramente nomeado " boulevard du Centre ", ele é renomeado " boulevard de Sébastopol " poucos dias após a vitória conquistada em 8 de setembro de 1855, pelas tropas de Napoleão III.

O boulevard foi inaugurado em 1858. Nesta parte o novo boulevard absorveu, incluiu ou suprimiu:

 a Rue des Arts
 a Ruelle des Arts
 a Rue Aubry-le-Boucher, em parte
 a Rue d'Avignon
 a Cour Batave
 a Passage e o Impasse Beaufort
 a Rue Blondel, em parte
 a antiga Rue du Bourg-l'Abbé e a Poterne du Bourg l'Abbé
 a Passage du Cheval Rouge
 a Ruelle du Commerce
 a Rue du Crucifix-Saint-Jacques-la-Boucherie, também chamada "Rue du Petit Crucifix" ou "Rue du Crucifix"
 a Rue des Écrivains, também suprimida pela Rue de Rivoli
 parte da Rue des Égouts-du-Ponceau
 o Impasse des Étuves
 uma parte da Rue Guérin-Boisseau
 a Rue du Grand-Hurleur e a Rue du Petit-Hurleur
 a Passage Grande-Rue
 a Rua Greneta, em parte
 a Rue Guérin-Boisseau, em parte
 a Rue de la Laiterie
 a Rue de La Reynie, em parte
 a Rue des Lombards, em parte
 a Passage de la Longue-Allée e uma parte da Rue de la Longue-Allée (entre a Rue Blondel e a seção da Rue du Ponceau removida)
 a Rue des Mécaniques
 a Rue des Métiers, recinto da Trindade
 a Rue aux Ours, parcialmente eviscerado durante a criação do novo cruzamento
 parte da Rue du Ponceau que havia sido aberta na passagem do Grand Égout
 a Rue Rambuteau, em parte
 a Passage ou Cour Saint-Chaumont
 a rue de la Savonnerie
 a Passage Saint-Denis que correspondia ao Impasse Basfour
 o Impasse Saint-François
 a Rue Saint-Magloire
 a Rue Sainte-Apolline, em parte
 a Rue Salle-au-Comte também chamada "Rue de la Salle-au-Comte", antigamente Rue au Comte-de-Dammartin que deve o seu nome ao Hôtel de Dammartin, onde viveu e foi morto no século XV o Grão-Chanceler de Maria. Esta rua ia mais ou menos da Rue Rambuteau à Rue aux Ours
 a Passage Saucède
 o Enclos de la Trinité, incluindo o cemitério e o hospital da Trindade, a Passage Greneta, a Grande-Rue, as Rues des Métiers (anteriormente Rue Saint-Louis), des Mécaniques e de la Laiterie e a Rue ou Cour du Commerce
 a Rue Trognon
 a Rue des Trois-Maures
 a Rue de la Veille-Monnaie
 a Passage e o Impasse de Venise

Por alguns anos, Boulevard de Sébastopol continuou na margem esquerda para Avenue de l'Observatoire (atual RER Port-Royal); esta seção recebeu em 1867 o nome de Boulevard Saint-Michel.

Mudanças no uso
Em 2020, o boulevard recebeu uma ciclovia de mão dupla separada, que se torna a pista mais movimentada de Paris. Em 7 de outubro de 2020, o adjunto de transportes de Paris anunciou o alargamento da ciclovia.

Edifícios notáveis e lugares de memória
 O Boulevard de Sébastopol é mencionado na canção Viens Fifine cantada por Jean Gabin.
 O Boulevard Sébastopol inspirou a música Mon Sébasto, composta por Jean-Roger Caussimon e Léo Ferré, em 1957.
 No 17: Éden-Concert, antiga sala de espetáculos parisiense .
 No 19: localização, de agosto de 1943 a agosto de 1944, da sede do jornal Le Franc-Tireur.
 No 71: Pierre Ucciani (pintor), teve ali suas oficinas de ourivesaria, de 1879 a 1902.
 N 99 : Localização, em 1878, da goguette des Joyeux Amies
 Nossos 101-103 : antigo edifício de Félix Potin, atualmente ocupado por uma loja Monoprix. Em janeiro de 2015, durante os trabalhos realizados nas caves da loja Réaumur-Sébastopol, foram descobertas 8 valas comuns, perfazendo um total de mais de 200 esqueletos. Esses ossos vêm do cemitério da Trindade.
 Parte traseira da Igreja de Saint-Leu-Saint-Gilles.
 O Boulevard de Sébastopol é mencionado no apelo do Abbé Pierre em 1 de fevereiro de 1954: "Uma mulher acabou de morrer de frio, ontem à noite às 3 horas na calçada do boulevard de Sébastopol".
 Em junho de 1974 , uma manifestação noturna reúne várias centenas de feministas, que desejam denunciar o fato de que mulheres estupradas são tratadas como culpadas, "suspeitas de serem imprudentes ou provocativas por falar com estranhos ou sair tarde da noite", sozinhas, sem um protetor, nota a historiadora Séverine Liatard.

Ver também
 Cerco de Sebastopol (1854)
 Vias de Paris
 Éden-Concert

Ligações externas

 Nomenclatura oficial das vias de Paris

Ruas do 1.º arrondissement de Paris
Ruas do 2.º arrondissement de Paris
Ruas do 3.º arrondissement de Paris
Ruas do 4.º arrondissement de Paris


Emilio Bonito crafts intricate instrumental songs that fuse acoustic fingerstyle guitar with avant-garde, indie folk and pop culture influences.
Recorded and produced by Michael Chambers (SØLYS/moon:and:6), Bonito's music pays homage to the works of other fingerstyle greats such as Antoine Dufour, Andy McKee, Calum Graham, Don Ross, and Dylan Ryche.
Born and raised in Hamilton, Canada, Emilio Bonito began playing the piano at the age of 4. A decade of piano training from the Royal Conservatory of Music provided the young artist with a solid musical foundation. After picking up the guitar at age 9, the young musician began developing his own repertoire based on expansive tastes that grew to include avant-garde metal, progressive rock, indie folk, and psychedelic pop. "Everything from The Mars Volta to Fleet Foxes and Bon Iver," explains Bonito.
Bonito's music fuses his eclectic influences into an artful mix of new and old. CBC Radio described his debut single "Marth" as "a great example of contemporary fingerstyle guitar." Subsequent releases including "Augusto" and "Tenderly" have explored themes of rumination, introspection and personal discovery.
His latest release "Wherever the Wind Blows" features two guitars – one acoustic, and one classical – combining together to weave a gentle dreamlike narrative.
Listen to Emilio Bonito now.


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Caitlin Burchill
State Dept. of Health Responds to New Britain Man's Flesh Eating Bacteria Case
By Caitlin Burchill • Published August 8, 2019 • Updated on August 9, 2019 at 7:04 am
A New Britain man says he got necrotizing fasciitis after swimming at Hammonasset with a cut on his leg.
His leg has since had to be amputated above the knee.
While the Connecticut Department of Public Health can't comment on this case in particular, they want the community to know that these cases are rare.
"Necrotizing fasciitis is almost always random and is not infectious from person to person," deputy state epidemiologist Dr. Lynn Sosa said.
It's so rare that there have only been between four and nine infections of necrotizing fasciitis caused by group A strep in the state over the past five years, she said.
While there is more than one type of bacteria that can cause necrotizing fasciitis, the infection can spread quickly and dangerously when it's not treated immediately, as Kagan says he's experiencing firsthand.
Kagan is recovering at a local health center and reflecting on the damage of the bacteria getting into a small cut.
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"All it was a little cut. Nothing more, nothing less," he said.
He said he got it from a shopping cart while at work.
"I would say it was probably like that big. It wasn't crazy. I've had cuts like that before," said.
While folks at the Department of Public Health feel for Kagan, they don't want the public to be scared.
"It's usually because that person has a scrape or some kind of wound where the bacteria was able to get into the body and a very small amount of the time, it might cause this serious infection."
Dr. Sosa said it's really difficult to pinpoint where someone contracted the bacteria.
Medical experts said while rare, bacteria can get into open wounds from ocean water, especially if the person has a compromised immune system.
"I don't think people should be advised not to go into the ocean just for the sake of it, but if someone has an open wound, we tell them not to go into the ocean and not to go swimming," said Dr. Tanaya Bhowmick, assistant professor of medicine and infectious diseases at Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School.
Experts recommend all residents keep any cuts clean and if there's redness or pain, call your doctor immediately.
It's something Kagan is thankful his family eventually did.
"The message probably should be, look, be careful when you go near a twig. Be careful when you open something, be careful when you do this, do that. But it can happen anytime anywhere. Just be careful," he said.
CT DEEP said they have no information about how or where Kagan contracted his case, but in an email, the deputy commissioner said DEEP uses, "nationally accepted testing protocols which provide an indicator of water quality—and Hammonasset because of its tidal flushing cycle, typically has very high water quality."
She added, "with thousands of types of bacteria in the environment, we do not test for specific types as they are usually present in the environment in very small amounts."
"There's bacteria everywhere, including on our own bodies and our mouths and our skin," Dr. Bhowmick said.
Medical experts said most of the time, the bacteria is good, but sometimes it isn't and it enters places it shouldn't, as it did for Kagan.
"I don't know how I made it, but I did and look I got 20-25 more years left on this earth, I'm going to make it good. That's what I'm going to do," Kagan said.
He's so thankful for his family during this ordeal. Kagan said he'll continue rehab for a month or two before he gets fitted for a prosthetic leg.
Caitlin BurchillConnecticut Department of Public HealthRutgers


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Sale Frenzy Forum Big Fish Games Forums > All Game Forums > Sale Frenzy
Reviews for Sale Frenzy
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ElizabethR1533
Re:Reviews for Sale Frenzy
by ElizabethR1533 on Feb 1, 12 9:04 AM
This game is truly awful and has nothing good about it whatsoever. I can honestly say this is the worst TM game I have ever played, and I'm amazed I lasted the 7 minutes that I did!
The characters look like plastic Barbie's/[removed by moderator], and the concept of the game is that an average girl has to look and act like this to get a man! What a truly awful image this could have on young girls and boys! The basic premise seems to be picking clothes off clothes stands. And that is it.
The graphics are terrible to the point of ugly. The colours are gawdy. The game is slow and tedious and nothing changes for the entire level.
The instructions are very unclear at the beginning, and I had to guess what to do and had no idea what my score was and I actually started the level again just in case I missed something, which is why I lasted 7 minutes. As it turns out, all I missed was 7 minutes of my life I will never get back.
Of course, I cannot tell if the game improves at all or even changes because I didn't play for long enough, but judging by the other reviewers who bravely played longer, it doesn't seem to change.
PLEASE developers, bring out a TM game that is half-way decent, not something that seems to be a case of "that'll do".
bfgCimarron
by bfgCimarron on Feb 1, 12 9:50 AM
Just wanted to swim by and say there have been some very thorough reviews in this thread so far and we definitely appreciate that. However I just want to step in with a quick reminder that per our Forum Rules let's
Keep posts family-friendly. Posts that contain defamatory, explicit, obscene, threatening, or offensive content will be removed
If you have any specific questions don't hesitate to PM a mod and we're happy to help.
ember89
by ember89 on Feb 3, 12 1:55 PM
thanks for the warning, all you fishies out there who have given this one a try...knew something was 'fishy' when i read the description: help an average girl get the attention of the boy she loves and then watched the video - ???
will be passing thanks to your trips and falls before me hope to be of equal help some time in the future!
noyb
by noyb on Feb 4, 12 2:04 PM
I am a dedicated TM fan and was also anxious for a new game. Even bought this one - wow how stupid was that. This has to be the WORST WORST game in history, and just to put that comment in context, I managed to forge through Tory's Shop n Rush and Megastore Madness (and even replayed them) - both incredibly lame games.
Where to start - the bonuses are ridiculous, the character moves agonizingly slowly, others have already thoroughly covered the outrageously prurient drawing of the characters and the shallow (to put it mildly!!) "story". The game play is repetitive, uninteresting, and slow (even after you move forward in the game, which very sadly I did). The character chooses to do annoying things like walk all the way around the clothing stand when the item is right in front of her... it's nearly impossible to tell when you've done something right because all the competitors' scores are flying around on the screen... the bonuses come so fast that you can't keep track of what's happening, and even when you counter them, another hex c omes at you immediately. Almost every time a hex is played you lose your placed counters (or the character wanders around meaninglessly picking up random items that don't match what you want). I really tried to persevere thinking I'd get the hang of it, but honestly, it makes me want to chew my fingers off at the knuckles (probably more fun or at least more exciting). I've never asked for a game refund, but THIS MIGHT BE THE ONE!!!!!!!!!!!!!
shakeandcry
by shakeandcry on Feb 6, 12 9:27 AM
Full Disclosure: I did NOT download the demo; I couldn't even--for critical purposes--watch the promo video.
I refuse to support it even that much.
Well. I have seen some seriously misogynistic crap here before, but this--as of Feb 6, 1:23pm-is the ultimate in pure offensive, in its premise and its promotion.
In the promo picture for the game, it does NOT look like clothes are what is going to be sold here. If it was just the girl, I'd expect her to be arrested. But the guy in the trench coat? Whoa. He looks like he was ripped out of the pages of a book for children, in, oh around the 80s, as the example of stranger danger. As of pedophiles were generous enough to agree upon an easy recognised costume. This image doesn't say 'Hey! Play this light and fun shopping game'; it says 'Call the police! Now!'
And, of course, girls, the younger you learn it the better: if you want a boy to like you, your self-esteem better be as cheap as your clothes.
It's disgusting this was ever made, and I'm truly revolted that BFG agreed to sell it. It appears they have no more respect for women than the creeper in the corner.
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A heartfelt thank you to every one who stopped by for The Missing Link book blog tour. I appreciate each and every comment both on my blog and on the contributor's blogs as well. I loved reading the words, "I already have the book" or "I am planning to get the book" – now that certainly makes a new author happy! 🙂 I am glad to know that many of you are feeling inspired. I am inspired by your ideas and feedback as well. I've seen a number of projects already in the works using links from The Missing Link. Let's plan on a show & tell blog hop in January – where everyone can share what they are making using links from the book. Would you like to join? I'll pick a date later in January 2014 (you have plenty of time and no excuse not to join!), and I'll line up some fun give aways. Stay tuned for more details!
* A few of the blog tour stops are giving away additional gifts and they will post the winners on their own blogs. The ABS giveaway will be announced on the ABS blog on 10/30.
Congratulations, winners! Please send me a message with your addresses.
well congrats to the winners, yeah for you, will have to purchase this book now. going shopping. love it and all the ideas your sharing. enjoy this week.
Dang it (kicking the dirt) I never win!
LOL…but I'm happy for all those that did…Now off to buy a book and some other stuff!!
YaY to the winners 🙂 Now I am gonna have to wait til the holidays to get the book 🙁 I did have a great time hopping to all the blogs to see various designs and great links. I wonder if my library carries your book… Off to check and see….
Thank you for the blog book tour. It was a lot of fun! I also love the idea of a show and tell blog hop in January. This will keep me motivated to keep practicing!
Congrats to all the winners! and a hop sounds like a great idea. Now I just have to get out there and pick up my book!
Ohh, thanks so much. I'll have to figure out how to send you a message with my mailing info. Can't wait to get the beads.
And time to practise with the wire for the blog hop next year.
I got the book on interweave! Fabulous! I'd like to join the blog hop, but I don't have a blog! I'll watch this site for more info!
Great idea for a show and tell – nice way to start the new year.
Congrats to all the lucky winners! Must say that I think we were all winners in this book blog hop…it was a feast of wire work inspiration. So thank you, Cindy and friends for the treat.
Fun Tour Cindy. My book has just arrived and I am awestruck. Love the idea of a blog hop show and tell. I would be happy to contirbute a prize.
I am ordering some of that square wire today!!
Wow! Thank you I am so happy I won, this has been a great blog hop. I appreciate the new addition to my tools. I was going to buy one of these and now I don't have to. Yeah. And congrats to the rest of the winners!
Thanks so much for those bloggers who shared in the book blog tour, and thank you Cindy for offering free copies of your new book! I greatly appreciate it! I don't win many things, so I'm really very happy to be one of the winners! I'm really looking forward to learning how to make these gorgeous links!
Thanks for your part in this, Diana, and for pulling my name!
Previous post: The Missing Link Book Blog Tour starts now!


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namespace remoting {
namespace protocol {

namespace {

// Size of the buffer to allocate for RecvFrom().
const int kReceiveBufferSize = 65536;

// Maximum amount of data in the send buffers. This is necessary to
// prevent out-of-memory crashes if the caller sends data faster than
// Pepper's UDP API can handle it. This maximum should never be
// reached under normal conditions.
const int kMaxSendBufferSize = 256 * 1024;

// Creates a UDP socket and make it listen at |local_address| and |port|.
// Returns nullptr if the socket fails to listen.
std::unique_ptr<net::UDPServerSocket> CreateUdpSocketAndListen(
    const net::IPAddress& local_address,
    uint16_t port) {
  auto socket =
      std::make_unique<net::UDPServerSocket>(nullptr, net::NetLogSource());
  int result = socket->Listen(net::IPEndPoint(local_address, port));
  if (result != net::OK) {
    socket.reset();
  }
  return socket;
}

class UdpPacketSocket : public rtc::AsyncPacketSocket {
 public:
  UdpPacketSocket();
  ~UdpPacketSocket() override;

  bool Init(const rtc::SocketAddress& local_address,
            uint16_t min_port,
            uint16_t max_port);

  // rtc::AsyncPacketSocket interface.
  rtc::SocketAddress GetLocalAddress() const override;
  rtc::SocketAddress GetRemoteAddress() const override;
  int Send(const void* data,
           size_t data_size,
           const rtc::PacketOptions& options) override;
  int SendTo(const void* data,
             size_t data_size,
             const rtc::SocketAddress& address,
             const rtc::PacketOptions& options) override;
  int Close() override;
  State GetState() const override;
  int GetOption(rtc::Socket::Option option, int* value) override;
  int SetOption(rtc::Socket::Option option, int value) override;
  int GetError() const override;
  void SetError(int error) override;

 private:
  struct PendingPacket {
    PendingPacket(const void* buffer,
                  int buffer_size,
                  const net::IPEndPoint& address,
                  const rtc::PacketOptions& options);

    scoped_refptr<net::IOBufferWithSize> data;
    net::IPEndPoint address;
    bool retried;
    rtc::PacketOptions options;
  };

  void OnBindCompleted(int error);

  void DoSend();
  void OnSendCompleted(int result);

  void DoRead();
  void OnReadCompleted(int result);
  void HandleReadResult(int result);

  std::unique_ptr<net::UDPServerSocket> socket_;

  State state_;
  int error_;

  rtc::SocketAddress local_address_;

  // Receive buffer and address are populated by asynchronous reads.
  scoped_refptr<net::IOBuffer> receive_buffer_;
  net::IPEndPoint receive_address_;

  bool send_pending_;
  std::list<PendingPacket> send_queue_;
  int send_queue_size_;

  DISALLOW_COPY_AND_ASSIGN(UdpPacketSocket);
};

UdpPacketSocket::PendingPacket::PendingPacket(const void* buffer,
                                              int buffer_size,
                                              const net::IPEndPoint& address,
                                              const rtc::PacketOptions& options)
    : data(base::MakeRefCounted<net::IOBufferWithSize>(buffer_size)),
      address(address),
      retried(false),
      options(options) {
  memcpy(data->data(), buffer, buffer_size);
}

UdpPacketSocket::UdpPacketSocket()
    : state_(STATE_CLOSED),
      error_(0),
      send_pending_(false),
      send_queue_size_(0) {
}

UdpPacketSocket::~UdpPacketSocket() {
  Close();
}

bool UdpPacketSocket::Init(const rtc::SocketAddress& local_address,
                           uint16_t min_port,
                           uint16_t max_port) {
  DCHECK_LE(min_port, max_port);
  net::IPEndPoint local_endpoint;
  if (!jingle_glue::SocketAddressToIPEndPoint(
          local_address, &local_endpoint)) {
    return false;
  }

  if (min_port == 0 && max_port == 0) {
    // Just listen to any port that is available.
    socket_ = CreateUdpSocketAndListen(local_endpoint.address(), 0u);
  } else {
    // Randomly pick a port to start trying with so that we will less likely
    // pick the same port for relay. TURN server doesn't allow allocating relay
    // session from the same port until the old session is timed out.
    uint32_t port_count = max_port - min_port + 1;
    uint32_t starting_offset = base::RandGenerator(port_count);
    for (uint32_t i = 0; i < port_count; i++) {
      uint16_t port = static_cast<uint16_t>(
          min_port + ((starting_offset + i) % port_count));
      DCHECK_LE(min_port, port);
      DCHECK_LE(port, max_port);
      socket_ = CreateUdpSocketAndListen(local_endpoint.address(), port);
      if (socket_) {
        break;
      }
    }
  }

  if (!socket_.get()) {
    // Failed to bind the socket.
    return false;
  }

  if (socket_->GetLocalAddress(&local_endpoint) != net::OK ||
      !jingle_glue::IPEndPointToSocketAddress(local_endpoint,
                                              &local_address_)) {
    return false;
  }

  state_ = STATE_BOUND;
  DoRead();

  return true;
}

rtc::SocketAddress UdpPacketSocket::GetLocalAddress() const {
  DCHECK_EQ(state_, STATE_BOUND);
  return local_address_;
}

rtc::SocketAddress UdpPacketSocket::GetRemoteAddress() const {
  // UDP sockets are not connected - this method should never be called.
  NOTREACHED();
  return rtc::SocketAddress();
}

int UdpPacketSocket::Send(const void* data, size_t data_size,
                          const rtc::PacketOptions& options) {
  // UDP sockets are not connected - this method should never be called.
  NOTREACHED();
  return EWOULDBLOCK;
}

int UdpPacketSocket::SendTo(const void* data, size_t data_size,
                            const rtc::SocketAddress& address,
                            const rtc::PacketOptions& options) {
  if (state_ != STATE_BOUND) {
    NOTREACHED();
    return EINVAL;
  }

  if (error_ != 0) {
    return error_;
  }

  net::IPEndPoint endpoint;
  if (!jingle_glue::SocketAddressToIPEndPoint(address, &endpoint)) {
    return EINVAL;
  }

  if (send_queue_size_ >= kMaxSendBufferSize) {
    return EWOULDBLOCK;
  }

  PendingPacket packet(data, data_size, endpoint, options);
  send_queue_.push_back(packet);
  send_queue_size_ += data_size;

  DoSend();
  return data_size;
}

int UdpPacketSocket::Close() {
  state_ = STATE_CLOSED;
  socket_.reset();
  return 0;
}

rtc::AsyncPacketSocket::State UdpPacketSocket::GetState() const {
  return state_;
}

int UdpPacketSocket::GetOption(rtc::Socket::Option option, int* value) {
  // This method is never called by libjingle.
  NOTIMPLEMENTED();
  return -1;
}

int UdpPacketSocket::SetOption(rtc::Socket::Option option, int value) {
  if (state_ != STATE_BOUND) {
    NOTREACHED();
    return EINVAL;
  }

  switch (option) {
    case rtc::Socket::OPT_DONTFRAGMENT:
      NOTIMPLEMENTED();
      return -1;

    case rtc::Socket::OPT_RCVBUF: {
      int net_error = socket_->SetReceiveBufferSize(value);
      return (net_error == net::OK) ? 0 : -1;
    }

    case rtc::Socket::OPT_SNDBUF: {
      int net_error = socket_->SetSendBufferSize(value);
      return (net_error == net::OK) ? 0 : -1;
    }

    case rtc::Socket::OPT_NODELAY:
      // OPT_NODELAY is only for TCP sockets.
      NOTREACHED();
      return -1;

    case rtc::Socket::OPT_IPV6_V6ONLY:
      NOTIMPLEMENTED();
      return -1;

    case rtc::Socket::OPT_DSCP:
      NOTIMPLEMENTED();
      return -1;

    case rtc::Socket::OPT_RTP_SENDTIME_EXTN_ID:
      NOTIMPLEMENTED();
      return -1;
  }

  NOTREACHED();
  return -1;
}

int UdpPacketSocket::GetError() const {
  return error_;
}

void UdpPacketSocket::SetError(int error) {
  error_ = error;
}

void UdpPacketSocket::DoSend() {
  if (send_pending_ || send_queue_.empty())
    return;

  PendingPacket& packet = send_queue_.front();
  cricket::ApplyPacketOptions(
      reinterpret_cast<uint8_t*>(packet.data->data()), packet.data->size(),
      packet.options.packet_time_params,
      (base::TimeTicks::Now() - base::TimeTicks()).InMicroseconds());
  int result =
      socket_->SendTo(packet.data.get(), packet.data->size(), packet.address,
                      base::BindOnce(&UdpPacketSocket::OnSendCompleted,
                                     base::Unretained(this)));
  if (result == net::ERR_IO_PENDING) {
    send_pending_ = true;
  } else {
    OnSendCompleted(result);
  }
}

void UdpPacketSocket::OnSendCompleted(int result) {
  send_pending_ = false;

  if (result < 0) {
    SocketErrorAction action = GetSocketErrorAction(result);
    switch (action) {
      case SOCKET_ERROR_ACTION_FAIL:
        LOG(ERROR) << "Send failed on a UDP socket: " << result;
        error_ = EINVAL;
        return;

      case SOCKET_ERROR_ACTION_RETRY:
        // Retry resending only once.
        if (!send_queue_.front().retried) {
          send_queue_.front().retried = true;
          DoSend();
          return;
        }
        break;

      case SOCKET_ERROR_ACTION_IGNORE:
        break;
    }
  }

  // Don't need to worry about partial sends because this is a datagram
  // socket.
  send_queue_size_ -= send_queue_.front().data->size();
  SignalSentPacket(this, rtc::SentPacket(send_queue_.front().options.packet_id,
                                         rtc::TimeMillis()));
  send_queue_.pop_front();
  DoSend();
}

void UdpPacketSocket::DoRead() {
  int result = 0;
  while (result >= 0) {
    receive_buffer_ = base::MakeRefCounted<net::IOBuffer>(kReceiveBufferSize);
    result = socket_->RecvFrom(receive_buffer_.get(), kReceiveBufferSize,
                               &receive_address_,
                               base::BindOnce(&UdpPacketSocket::OnReadCompleted,
                                              base::Unretained(this)));
    HandleReadResult(result);
  }
}

void UdpPacketSocket::OnReadCompleted(int result) {
  HandleReadResult(result);
  if (result >= 0) {
    DoRead();
  }
}

void UdpPacketSocket::HandleReadResult(int result) {
  if (result == net::ERR_IO_PENDING) {
    return;
  }

  if (result > 0) {
    rtc::SocketAddress address;
    if (!jingle_glue::IPEndPointToSocketAddress(receive_address_, &address)) {
      NOTREACHED();
      LOG(ERROR) << "Failed to convert address received from RecvFrom().";
      return;
    }
    SignalReadPacket(this, receive_buffer_->data(), result, address,
                     rtc::TimeMicros());
  } else {
    LOG(ERROR) << "Received error when reading from UDP socket: " << result;
  }
}

}  // namespace

ChromiumPacketSocketFactory::ChromiumPacketSocketFactory(
    base::WeakPtr<SessionOptionsProvider> session_options_provider)
    : session_options_provider_(session_options_provider) {}

ChromiumPacketSocketFactory::~ChromiumPacketSocketFactory() = default;

rtc::AsyncPacketSocket* ChromiumPacketSocketFactory::CreateUdpSocket(
    const rtc::SocketAddress& local_address,
    uint16_t min_port,
    uint16_t max_port) {
  if (session_options_provider_ &&
      session_options_provider_->session_options().GetBoolValue(
          "Disable-UDP")) {
    HOST_LOG
        << "Disable-UDP experiment is enabled. UDP socket won't be created.";
    return nullptr;
  }
  std::unique_ptr<UdpPacketSocket> result(new UdpPacketSocket());
  if (!result->Init(local_address, min_port, max_port))
    return nullptr;
  return result.release();
}

rtc::AsyncPacketSocket* ChromiumPacketSocketFactory::CreateServerTcpSocket(
    const rtc::SocketAddress& local_address,
    uint16_t min_port,
    uint16_t max_port,
    int opts) {
  // TCP sockets are not supported.
  // TODO(yuweih): Implement server side TCP support crbug.com/600032 .
  NOTIMPLEMENTED();
  return nullptr;
}

rtc::AsyncPacketSocket* ChromiumPacketSocketFactory::CreateClientTcpSocket(
    const rtc::SocketAddress& local_address,
    const rtc::SocketAddress& remote_address,
    const rtc::ProxyInfo& proxy_info,
    const std::string& user_agent,
    const rtc::PacketSocketTcpOptions& opts) {
  if (!session_options_provider_ ||
      !session_options_provider_->session_options().GetBoolValue(
          "Enable-TCP")) {
    HOST_LOG << "Enable-TCP experiment is not enabled. Client TCP socket won't "
             << "be created.";
    return nullptr;
  }
  HOST_LOG << "Enable-TCP experiment is enabled. Creating client TCP socket...";
  auto socket = std::make_unique<StreamPacketSocket>();
  if (!socket->InitClientTcp(local_address, remote_address, proxy_info,
                             user_agent, opts)) {
    return nullptr;
  }
  return socket.release();
}

rtc::AsyncResolverInterface*
ChromiumPacketSocketFactory::CreateAsyncResolver() {
  return new rtc::AsyncResolver();
}

}  // namespace protocol
}  // namespace remoting

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Q: Rails concerns, how to include a concern inside an api controller I am building a Rails api and currently have this folder structure:

The error_serializer.rb file is a module:
module ErrorSerializer
  extend ActiveSupport::Concern

  ...methods here...
end

Which I can include in any of the api controllers, for example:
class Api::TemplatesController < ApiController
  include ErrorSerializer
  ...
end

But since this errors_serializer module is only relevant to api controllers, I want to move the file to 'api/concerns/error_serializer.rb'.
But that generates the error:
ActionController::RoutingError (uninitialized constant Api::TemplatesController::ErrorSerializer)

I tried changing the name inside the file to:
module Api::ErrorSerialzer

but got the same error.
So what must I change to be able to move that file?

A: Since rails expects your module naming to follow your file structure, your concern should be named:
module Api::Concerns::ErrorSerializer

Since you're including it in Api::TemplatesController, I would do:
class Api::TemplatesController < ApiController
  include Api::Concerns::ErrorSerializer
  ...
end

To help rails out with the constant lookup.

A: Thanks to the answer from @jvillian and this blog post, I was able to figure out the 'Rails' way to do this (since actually I will need the concern in all Api controllers, and also my api controller was outside the api namespace). So I'm posting this solution as (I think) it's the preferred way:
I moved the error_serialzier.rb file into api/concerns and change the code to include the Api namespace:
module Api::Concerns::ErrorSerializer
  extend ActiveSupport::Concern
  ...
end

I also moved api_controller.rb file and put it inside the /api folder, and thus into the API module namespace, so now it looks like this:
class Api::ApiController < ActionController::API
  before_action :authenticate_api_user!
  include DeviseTokenAuth::Concerns::SetUserByToken
  include Concerns::ErrorSerializer

  respond_to :json
end

This got rid of the uninitialized constant errors.


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