Students and enthusiasts of martial arts have many reasons for their interest. Some are drawn to the physical fitness and weight-loss aspects of training. Others seek to add discipline and self control to their lives, while still others are concerned about safety and self-defense.
Whether you are interested in our programs for mental or physical well being, Tien Tae Jitsu offers a number of programs that will fit your developmental needs and your busy schedule as well.
Tien Tae Jitsu (TTJ) is a complete and eclectic martial arts system with an emphasis on self-defense. It combines the elegance and graceful beauty of Tien Shan P'ai Kung Fu with the speed, power, and leaping kicks of Tae Kwon Do, and the flowing movements of Jujitsu.
TTJ is family-orientated martial art. It has something to offer all ages and all family members!
It seems not a day goes by that we don't hear some terrible story of a person getting attacked, abducted, or worse.
This weekly class teaches techniques that are both easy to remember, and execute. No special skills are required, and anyone can participate - regardless of their fitness level.
This program is also offered by request as a 6 hour introductory course. After completion of this course, participants may choose to further their self defense skills by completing the intermediate and advanced self defense classes, or by enrolling in our weekly class.
This course is offered quarterly, and also can be conducted for groups by appointment at a discounted rate.
We have both community service and fee based programs available to groups upon request. Please contact us for information.
Tien T'ai Chi is a gentle, flowing yet powerful art. It is great exercise for students of all ages and physical abilities.
T'ai Chi can provide numerous health benefits including increased strength, flexibility, balance, and coordination, lowered blood pressure, improved circulation, aid for arthritis sufferers, and stress relief.
Advanced Students continue on to T'ai Chi Chuan, the soft, yet powerful self-defense applications of the T'ai Chi form.
This class is an excellent workout for both teens and adults. It offers cardio and strength training as well as improved balance and flexibility, and is appropriate for beginner through advanced students.
You don't have to be in shape to get in shape! Learn proper blocking, striking, and kicking techniques while you also get a great cardiovascular workout.
Home Invasions are the fastest growing crime in the US! What would you do if a dangerous criminal invaded your home? What if there were two or more intruders? What if they were armed with knives or guns?
THEY HAVE A PLAN OF ACTION - DO YOU?
Register for Tien Tae Jitsu's four-hour Home Invasion Plan of Action course and learn how to plan and prepare to protect you and your family.
Home Invasion Plan of Action covers details of a layered home defense, various plans of action, and how to customize your own plan of action unique to your home and household.
Also offering private Self Defense, TTJ, Kickboxing, or T'ai Chi lessons.


¶ Atelier Chartier is a French based company specialised in faux painting, faux finishing and gilding techniques. ¶ Faux painting and faux finishing are terms used to describe a decorative paint finishes that replicate the appearance of materials such as marble, wood or stone. These techniques started as a form of replicating materials such as marble and wood with paint, but has subsequently come to encompass many other decorative finishes for walls and furniture including simulating recognisable textures and surfaces. Faux finishing has been used for millennia, from cave painting to the tombs of ancient Egypt, but what we generally think of as faux finishing in the decorative arts began with plaster and stucco finishes in Mesopotamia over 5,000 years ago. ¶ Atelier Chartier managing director is an old friend of mine and I wanted to make sure that the logo would work as a meaningful personal portrait of him. The fox in popular culture symbolise physical or mental responsiveness, increased awareness and ability to find your way around, to be swift in tricky situations, to have affinity with nocturnal activities and dream work. All of those connotations as well as the elegance of a fox shape and jump movement were for me the best elements to describe Atelier Chartier personality, skills and his highly finished and meticulous hand crafted work.
See also Atelier Chartier identity here.


DALLAS, TX – The 2nd Annual Fashion For a Passion (FFAP) hosted by Dallas nonprofit ATG Against The Grain Productions will feature a diverse lineup of local and national Asian American fashion designers united to raise money for charity. This year's event will feature the collection of Chloe Dao (Season 2 winner of Project Runway), Khanh Nguyen for Nhã Khanh, Nikki Duong Koenig for Cykochik Custom Handbags featuring Freedom Parc, Prashi Shah for Prashe and Judy Yang. Newly added to edge up the roster are local designer Cac Lam for 2FeMale and New York-based designer Sumie Tachibana, as well as LeeAnne Locken (actress/model and finalist from She's Got the Look) who joins fashion blogger Tina Craig of Bagsnob.com to emcee. The charity event takes places from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on Saturday, September 25 at LandCo/7 Senses located at 1202 N. Riverside in Dallas, Texas.


In accordance with the Access to Health Records Act, patients may request to see their medical records. Such requests should be made in writing on the appropriate form which is available at Reception. 2 forms of identification will also be required. We will respond to your request within 30 days from receipt of the completed form & ID.
Llys Meddyg aims to give a friendly and professional service to all our patients. Although we are constantly trying to improve our quality of care, we do not always get it right!
If you have any concerns regarding any aspect of our service, please speak with our Practice Manager, Karen Williams. Your concerns will be dealt with promptly and confidentially.
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Syria's war: a 5-minute history
By Max Fisher and Johnny Harris Oct 14, 2015, 9:20am EDT
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After four-plus years of fighting, Syria's war has killed at least 250,000 people and displaced 12 million people. And, though it started as a civil war, it's become much more than that. It's a proxy war that has divided much of the Middle East and has drawn in both Russia and the United States. To understand how Syria got to this place, it helps to start at the beginning and watch it unfold:
Something important you'll notice: As more outside groups get involved in the war, each escalates by backing their side, and then a rival will also get involved to back the other side. So what you have is not just the Syrian factions escalating but regional and global powers escalating as well, thus worsening the war and entrenching Syria's divisions.
You'll also see that the countries getting involved don't always have the same objectives, and can end up working against even their allies. When Gulf states begin funding Syria's rebels, for example, they are mostly seeking to topple Bashar al-Assad and set back his patron, Iran, so they often fund extremists, believing they're better fighters. And different Gulf states fund different groups — at first Qatar is the most active, then Saudi Arabia — that are sometimes at odds with one another. And so on. These internal contradictions are an important part of understanding how the war has gotten so bad.
For more, read our brief history of Syria's war, from the rise of the opposition to the refugee crisis to why the US and Russia ended up intervening.
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> to accept PDF format email attachments as early as 2002.
> the plain text, HTML, or PDF, then I could read it."
documents, aka Adobe's Acrobat Reader for pdf documents.
can be read on OOo site, cf.
instead of "avoid Word attachments because I cannot read it".
format of Word documents is rtf format, which is publicly available on the web.
archiving document (as I explained in my preceding mail).
> > (Archival-pdf) was resurrected on this occasion.
> of PDF that is no longer proprietary.
No, PDF/A is not a version of PDF, it is _based on_ a specific version of pdf.
adopt pdf/a as the new version of pdf ?
No, once again, it is not pdf that has been accepted as a standard by the ISO.


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Louis Mayer ist der Name folgender Personen:

* Louis Mayer (Maler) (Ludwig Hartmann Mayer; 1791–1843), deutscher Maler
 Louis Mayer (Gärtner) (Ludwig Heinrich Mayer; 1804–1876), deutscher Gärtner
 Louis Mayer (Mediziner) (1829–1890), deutscher Gynäkologe
 Louis Mayer, bekannt als Louis Vauxcelles (1870–1943), französischer Kunstkritiker
 Louis B. Mayer (1884–1957), US-amerikanischer Filmproduzent

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 Louis Meyer

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WATCHKate Middleton Makes First Post-Pregnancy News Appearance in Mental Health Awareness Video
Updated: Sep 19, 2017 11:31 am
By Closer Weekly
In a new video for the Anna Freud National Centre for Children and Families, Kate Middleton chats openly about the issue of mental health and how it can affect children.
During the short clip, the Duchess of Cambridge — making her first post-pregnancy news appearance — introduces an animation created by the charity to help reduce the stigma around mental health and young people. "Mental health is how we feel and think. Things that can't really be seen, but that affect us every day and talking about them can feel difficult," Kate began. Watch the video below!
This is the first glimpse of Prince George and Princess Charlotte's mom we've had since the announcement of her third pregnancy at the beginning of September. However, as People magazine pointed out, this clip was not shot while she was pregnant but back in January when Kate visited the charity as part of her patron duties. The Duchess — who suffers from Hyperemesis Gravidarum, a severe form of morning sickness — will not be carrying out public engagements while she is pregnant.
This isn't the first time Kate, 35, has spoken passionately about mental health. Earlier this year, she teamed up with her husband, Prince William, also 35, and brother-in-law, Prince Harry, 33, to launch mental health charity, Heads Together, an organization with the aim to "help end the stigma that stops peoples talking and change the conversation about mental health for good."
William, Kate, and Harry promoting Heads Together. (Photo Credit: Getty Images)
With 2017 marking twenty years since the tragic passing of Princess Diana, both William and Harry have been more vocal than ever when it comes to opening up about grief and mental health. For example, in April, Harry spoke honestly on Bryony Gordon's Mad World podcast about the impact of losing his mother at such a young age and how he sought counseling to deal with it.
"I know there is huge merit in talking about your issues and the only thing about keeping it quiet is that it's only ever going to make it worse. Not just for you but everybody else around you as well because you become a problem. I, through a lot of my twenties, was a problem and I didn't know how to deal with it," he said at the time.
This post was written by Elizabeth Bennett. It originally appeared on our sister site, Grazia Daily.
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Higher education in the West is no longer the exclusive club and proxy partner to student debt. This amazing article by NYTimes shows how- the following are shaking the football loving US education giants in their boots while bring balance back to the Force. Big Education for the common people because you need humans to code in the Big Data era.
https://www.coursera.org/ – The pioneer, has the advantages and disadvantages of being the market leader in an innovating. Sure 1.7 million users, but how many are attending how many lectures and how many newly skilled machine learning people are there after 2 courses have been completed by Andrew Ng, and does industry feel the same about the employ-ability of these course takers.
https://www.edx.org/ , and http://www.udacity.com/ – again some course are common across these platforms so more public web analytics would be a welcome step.
Class2Go is Stanford's internal open-source platform for on-line education. A team of eight built the first version over the summer 2012, and it is still under active development. Class2Go launched this Fall for six on-campus classes and two "massive open online courses" (MOOC's): Computer Networking and Solar Cells, Fuel Cells, and Batteries.
Class2Go was built to be an open platform for learning and research. Professors have access to the classes' data to learn how their students learn.
Good to see technology and the internet bringing back skills to people globally, so in the future they wont have to use a skill shortage excuse to import cyber technology H1b slaves and coolies from Asia forced to choose between livelihood, family and undeniable economic arbitrage pressure. Maybe they can try and customize it for Africa, or for women or other needy areas as well.


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The CW's Black Lightning Will Feature an Entire Family of Black Superheroes
Charles Pulliam-Moore
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At the center of every CW television show based on a comic book is a superhero who'd be nothing without his or her family—the support system that keeps the hero grounded. Usually, these groups are chosen families of friends and colleagues, but when Black Lightning drops this fall, it's doing something different.
Unlike Team Arrow and Team Flash, Team Black Lightning is shaping up to consist of Black Lightning's actual family members.
When he isn't fighting crime, Jefferson Pierce—the civilian identity of Black Lightning's titular hero—is a husband, father, and high school principal. While most superhero television shows make a big to-do about the hero hiding his or her powers from loved ones, Black Lightning kicks off with Pierce's family being entirely in the know about his alter ego.
But rather than simply waiting in the wings to act as Black Lightning's backup, at least two of Black Lightning's supporting characters will get into the superhero business themselves. Speaking at this year's Essence Festival, Black Lightning executive producer Mara Brock Akil confirmed that Pierce's daughters Anissa and Jennifer will have inherited abilities similar to their comics counterparts.
"His daughters will have powers. So, two young black girls are going to be in a superhero suit," Brock Akil said. "The empowerment that we have to help, save, and be the hope in our own lives is what Black Lightning is all about."
In DC's books, Anissa and Jennifer discover that they're metahumans like their father and adopt the codenames Thunder and Lightning for themselves. Jennifer inherits most of her father's electrical abilities and the new power to turn her entire body into pure electricity, while Anissa is able to manipulate her body's density at will.
Shots from the first Black Lightning trailer hinted that the girls would both have their abilities. But Brock Akil's confirmation and her insistence that Pierce's family will be the beating heart of the show makes it sound like Black Lightning could be a new kind of superhero show for the CW.
In the First Look at CW's Black Lightning, a Retired Hero Returns to Kick Some Ass
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The Black Lightning Series Won't Be Part of the Arrowverse, and That's a Big Mistake
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Le Jardin du Petit Palais Cafe in Paris
This is a museum cafe in Paris located at the fabulous Petit Palais, which is situated by the famous Champs Elysees Avenue and is home to the Musee des Beaux-Arts de la Ville de Paris or in English, the Fine Arts Museum of the City of Paris.
About Le Jardin du Petit Palais Cafe
Only created when the Petit Palais was renovated and restored from the start of 2000 up until 2005, the Jardin du Petit Palais Cafe is located in an oasis of greenery in the heart of the Petit Palais Musee des Beaux-Arts de la Ville de Paris.
The Jardin du Petit Palais Cafe, generally translates to the Garden Cafe of the Petit Palais, and although it is a spacious dining area with a warm and contemporary decor at the heart of the museum, as the name suggests, it also opens up onto an enclosed garden of the Jardins des Champs Elysees.
As we mentioned within the history of the Petit Palais and the building itself, it is here that you can discover the ponds with the ornate blue and gold mosaics, which were originally produced by the Italian Giandomenico Facchina, along with the colonnades or peristyle with the fabulous murals and completed with exotic plants that tend to sway gently in the breeze.
Obviously the terrace itself is open during the warmer months, but the Jardin du Petit Palais is an ideal place to stop and relax with a drink, snack or spot of lunch.
The Cuisine at Le Jardin du Petit Palais Cafe
This cafe in Paris offers a range of different beverages and wines along with gourmet snacks and different options for a lunch with a difference at a unique setting within the heart of Paris by the Champs Elysees Gardens.
It is a simple, yet temping menu of French food for a quick break or lunch, and you can opt for one of their formulas such a quiche followed by chocolate mousse, a sandwich followed by fruit salad or pasta of the day followed by a selected soft white cheese, and these range in cost from approximately €10 upwards as of 2018.
Sandwiches such as the club sandwich with chicken and mixed salad or salads such as with salmon and fennel are available, along with pasta, quiche or soup of the day, the daily special and others.
However, there are also some exceedingly tempting desserts that pastries you could enjoy without anything else, or to follow and it could cheese cake, brownie, rice pudding, an apple and exotic fruit crumble, fruit salad, etc and these are an average cost of €6 as of 2018.
We did mentioned drinks earlier and Le Jardin du Petit Palais Cafe has a good range of hot and cold beverages such as different teas and coffees, fresh juices, smoothies, etc, but there are also wines, beer, water and even tap water for free, which are available to accompany your gourmet snack.
Visiting Le Jardin du Petit Palais Cafe in Paris
The Garden Cafe of the Petit Palais museum in Paris is open on a Tuesday through to a Sunday from 10am to 5pm, although it opens later on a Friday when there are temporary exhibitions until 7pm. However, it is always closed on a Monday and on all national French holidays.
You may also be pleased to know that no reservations are necessary and it is also accessible to the disabled, however, it does get very busy and you often have to queue to be seated.
Plus we would like to point out, that some people think this is a basic cafeteria, yet it is actually a museum cafe with waiter service and although it can be accessed from the museums itself, sometimes you can also access the Jardin du Petit Palais Cafe from its terrace.
Access to Le Jardin du Petit Palais
Access to this cafe style restaurant in Paris is via the Petit Palais, and getting here is easy via public transport in Paris, which can be reached via the Metro station called the Champs-Elysees - Clemenceau stop via line 1 and 13, or alternatively a little further away and you have the Franklin D Roosevelt stop serving lines 1 and 9.
To the east you have the Concorde stop serving lines 1, 8 and 12, which is located by the Place de la Concorde and the Jardin des Tuileries or in the opposite direction to the west of the Petit Palais you have the Place Charles de Gaulle with the incredible monument in Paris called the Arc de Triomphe, and it is here at the Charles de Gaulle - Etoile stop you could utilise the Metro lines 1 and 2.
Whereas the nearest RER train station is either the Place Charles de Gaulle - Etoile serving line A or on the opposite bank of the River Seine negotiated via the Pont Alexandre III bridge, you have the Invalides stop serving the RER C line, which is located right by another popular tourist attraction in Paris called Les Invalides.
Alternatively, if you are travelling via bus, then you would need the bus lines 28, 32, 42, 52, 72, 73, 80, 83 and 93 or the Noctilien Night Bus Service via lines N01, N02, N11 and N24, which will all get you within walking distance of this and several other monuments and landmarks.
Le Jardin du Petit Palais Cafe, Petit Palais, Musee des Beaux-Arts de la Ville de Paris, Avenue Winston Churchill, Paris, Ile de France, France
Musee Petit Palais history
Petit Palais photos
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Night bus lines N01, N02
RER Train lines C
Charles de Gaulle statue
Simon Bolivar Statue
Avenue des Champs Elysees
Palais de la Decouverte
Lafayette monument
Jean Perrin monument
Pavillon Laurent Restaurant
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Q: How to Render a PDF using Perl Is it possible to render a pdf in a browser using PERL?  What I have is a flash application that sends the rendered pdf binary to perl.  The pdf is generated from AlivePDF.
#!C:\Perl\bin\perl.exe
##
BEGIN { $ENV{PATH} = ''; delete @ENV{ 'IFS', 'CDPATH', 'ENV', 'BASH_ENV'}; }
use strict;
use warnings;
no warnings qw (redefine closure);
use CGI;
my $CGI = new CGI();

#name=generated.pdf&method=inline these are passed via the URL and are in the environmental variable QUERY_STRING
my %nv_pairs = map{my @tmp = split(/=/,$_);$tmp[0] => $tmp[1] }split(/&/,$ENV{QUERY_STRING});
my $name = $nv_pairs{name};
my $method = $nv_pairs{method};

#Raw Data is stored in the POST Parameter POSTDATA
my $pdf = $CGI->param('POSTDATA');

print "Content-Type: application/pdf\r\n";
print "Content-Length: " . length($pdf) . "\r\n";
print "Content-Disposition :$method\n\n";
print $pdf;

The problem is that I want to actually render what a pdf will look like.  I can save that binary code and open it manually in Adobe Reader and it renders properly.
I would like for it to render in the browser, but I don't know how to get it to.
Currently the output (what the browser displays), looks like this:
Content-Type: application/pdf
Content-Length: 432785
Content-disposition:inline; filename="test.pdf"

%PDF-1.5
1 0 obj
<</Type /Pages
/Kids [3 0 R 5 0 R]
/Count 2>>
endobj
3 0 obj
<</Type /Page
/Parent 1 0 R
/MediaBox [0 0 612.00 792.00]
/Resources 2 0 R

This is only part of the displayed file, but I hope this helps.  I don't want the code to display, I want it to look graphical.  If I download this file, and change the extension to .pdf, it works perfectly.

A: You need to add in the following HTTP header
print "Content-Transfer-Encoding: binary\n";

The following is working for me to read a pdf file and display it:
use strict;
use warnings;

my $file = "discover.pdf"; # a pdf I happen to have
my $pdf;

open (my $fh, $file);
binmode $fh; # set the file handle to binary mode
while (<$fh>){ $pdf .= $_; } # read it all into a string;
close ($fh);

showPdf($pdf); # call the display function

sub showPdf {

        my $pdf = shift;
        my $file = shift || "new.pdf"; # if no name is given use this
        my $method = shift || "Content-disposition:inline; filename='$file'"; # default method
        my $size = length($pdf);

        print "Content-Type: application/pdf\n";
        print "Content-Length: $size\n";
        print "$method\n";
        print "Content-Transfer-Encoding: binary\n\n"; # blank line to separate headers

        print $pdf;

}

The same function can be added to the original code and should work like this:
#!C:\Perl\bin\perl.exe
##
BEGIN { $ENV{PATH} = ''; delete @ENV{ 'IFS', 'CDPATH', 'ENV', 'BASH_ENV'}; }
use strict;
use warnings;
no warnings qw (redefine closure);
use CGI;
my $CGI = new CGI();

#name=generated.pdf&method=inline these are passed via the URL and are in the environmental variable QUERY_STRING
my %nv_pairs = map{my @tmp = split(/=/,$_);$tmp[0] => $tmp[1] }split(/&/,$ENV{QUERY_STRING});
my $name = $nv_pairs{name};
my $method = $nv_pairs{method};

#Raw Data is stored in the POST Parameter POSTDATA
my $pdf = $CGI->param('POSTDATA');

showPdf($pdf, $name, $method);

sub showPdf {

    my $pdf = shift;
    my $file = shift || "new.pdf"; # if no name is given use this
    my $method = shift || "Content-disposition:inline; filename='$file'"; # default method
    my $size = length($pdf);

    print "Content-Type: application/pdf\n";
    print "Content-Length: $size\n";
    print "$method\n";
    print "Content-Transfer-Encoding: binary\n\n"; # blank line to separate headers

    print $pdf;

}

A: I do not have the Flash app that creates the PDF in the request body, but I verified it against the output of a static resource with the same response headers. Content-Disposition is the crucial one. This was tested in Konqueror with the Okular KPart and works, I fully expect other browsers/plug-in combinations to also work.
#!/usr/bin/perl -T
# ↑↑↑↑↑
# on Windows you can just write …
#!perl -T
# … instead, using the Unix shebang however does no harm
use strict;
use warnings FATAL => 'all';
use CGI qw();
use IO::File qw();

# delete @ENV{qw(BASH_ENV CDPATH ENV IFS PATH)};
# ↑↑↑↑↑
# Cleaning path is required for taint-checked programs
# that want to run other programs. It does not affect anything here,
# so I commented it out.

my $c = CGI->new;

# untaint data coming from outside
my ($name) = defined $c->url_param('name') ?
    $c->url_param('name') =~ /\A ([a-zA-Z_-]{1,40}\.pdf) \z/msx : ();
my ($method) = defined $c->url_param('method') ?
    $c->url_param('method') =~ /\A (attachment|inline) \z/msx : ();
die 'invalid parameters' unless $name or $method;

# FIXME: untaint blindly because I don't know how to validate PDF
my ($pdf) = $c->param('POSTDATA') =~ /(.*)/msx;

STDOUT->binmode(':raw');
STDOUT->print($c->header(
    -Content_Type        => 'application/pdf',
    -Content_Length      => length($pdf),
    -Content_Disposition => qq($method; filename="$name"),
));
STDOUT->print($pdf);

Be aware that you are mixing GET and POST parameters. Learn how to write secure CGI programs.

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Q: Connect to SharePoint Online using an external user using c# and Client Side Object Model (CSOM) I'm trying to connect to SharePoint Online website using c# and Client Side Object Model (CSOM). I'm an external user and can access the URL using my browser but when I try that programmatically, it fails saying - The sign-in name or password does not match one in the Microsoft account system. Following is the code sample that I have tried. I have the correct username/password. Any help is appreciated.
To add clarity - my external user looks like       myemail#EXT#@companyname.onmicrosoft.com  (the @ sign inmyemail is replaced with an underscore).
string siteUrl = "https://companyname.sharepoint.com/sites/ERCT";
using (ClientContext clientContext = new ClientContext(siteUrl))
{
    var psd = "Password".ToCharArray();
    SecureString secureString = new SecureString();
    foreach (char c in psd) secureString.AppendChar(c);
    //psd.ToList().ForEach(secureString.AppendChar);

    clientContext.Credentials = new SharePointOnlineCredentials("username@companyname.onmicrosoft.com", secureString);
    SP.List oList = clientContext.Web.Lists.GetByTitle("ListName");

    CamlQuery camlQuery = new CamlQuery();
    camlQuery.ViewXml = "<View><RowLimit>100</RowLimit></View>";

    ListItemCollection collListItem = oList.GetItems(camlQuery);

    clientContext.Load(collListItem,
    items => items.Include(
        item => item.Id,
        item => item.DisplayName,
        item => item.HasUniqueRoleAssignments));

    clientContext.ExecuteQuery();

    foreach (ListItem oListItem in collListItem)
    {
        Console.WriteLine("ID: {0} \nDisplay name: {1} \nUnique role assignments: {2}",
        oListItem.Id, oListItem.DisplayName, oListItem.HasUniqueRoleAssignments);
    }
}

A: I've tried your code and it works fine on my tenancy.  I installed the "Microsoft.SharePointOnline.CSOM" nuget package.  Maybe try:
uninstall-package "Microsoft.SharePointOnline.CSOM"
install-package "Microsoft.SharePointOnline.CSOM"

Also, try running this in a new Console App.  Depending on your app.config there maybe settings around proxies etc.
If that doesn't help you could also try fiddler to watch the calls.
EDIT:  Also try using the email address of the external user by itself as the login name.

A: I can confirm that SharepointOnlineCredentials works with external users from a different tenant. I could not get it to work for users not defined to an o365 tenant.
As stated by CodeMonkey, there is a newer set of csom libraries you will need to get using Nuget.  Install Nuget package 'Microsoft.SharePointOnline.CSOM' - this will replace your references with newer versions of the CSOM libraries.
Refer to: https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/office/blogs/using-correct-csom-version-for-sharepoint-customizations/

A: CSOM has dependency on UserProfile service, if SharePoint does not find user in user profile, it simply does not authenticate users.
thus external users are not part of user profiles that's why they can't be authenticated using CSOM.


Thus far, 118 states have signed on to the treaty, though only 31 have ratified the agreement. Ultimately, 50 ratifications will be needed before the ATT can come into effect.
Of the 31 states that have ratified the treaty, just two have been African – Nigeria and Mali. Yet even if, or when, more African governments decide to ratify the ATT, experts here, including some who helped negotiate the treaty, say its effect in maintaining peace in Africa will be somewhat limited.
"The ATT is an important step toward prosperity, peace and security in Africa, but by itself is not enough," Thomas Countryman, the chief U.S. negotiator on the ATT, said this week at the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), a think tank here.
In a follow-up interview, Countryman told IPS that African countries played a "very valuable role" in advocating for the treaty, but acknowledged the impediments that developing countries in Africa may face in institutionalising and implementing the ATT before and post-ratification. He also noted that the United States and the European Union are prepared to assist in the ratification and regulation process as required.
Most African countries did sign the ATT, except for Egypt and Sudan, which abstained from the General Assembly vote. In addition, Somaliland, Sierra Leone, Western Sahara, Equatorial Guinea, and Sao Tome and Principe took no public position.
For now, Countryman says, it is critical that countries implement effective and transparent export and import arms control mechanisms.
"Without import control regimes along with export controls, it will be hard to reap the benefits of the treaty," he stated.
An important part of this, Countryman says, is implementing effective border control and customs services, both in law and practice. Other steps include the establishment and implementation of an effective legal framework for the prosecution of both internal and external illegal arms trades.
This includes, Countryman notes, the need for stronger mechanisms over government weapons.
"It is essential … [that] African states institute effective controls over state-owned stockpiles of current and legacy weapons," he said.
Many armories in Africa were built during the colonial period or the early days of independence.
Securing such caches is not an obligation under the ATT, which deals solely with the international transfer of arms. However, Countryman notes that such a concern is directly related to the goals of the treaty, particularly ensuring civilian safety.
"The treaty is complimentary to other actions that should be taken to stop violence perpetrated with illegally traded conventional arms," Raymond Gilpin, the dean of the National Defense University (NDU), here in Washington, told the CSIS panel discussion on Wednesday.
Gilpin particularly emphasised the role of partnerships between the public and private sector in tackling the illicit arms trade. In this, he said, a similar model could be seen in global attempts to force greater transparency in the extractives sector in developing countries.
"As with minerals, if we leave the decision-making to the state alone, we might face reluctance in developing more transparency, a lack of resources or corruption in implementing the ATT requirements. Furthermore, one has to consider the influence of violent non-state actors in arms trade and diversion," Gilpin said.
Gilpin made specific reference to an annual publication called the Transparency Barometer, put out by the Geneva-based Small Arms Survey. While the barometer serves as an important outlet for policy-relevant research on small arms and armed violence, Gilpin said, it focuses mostly on the exporting countries.
Control and transparency in the import-control regimes is also a very important aspect to tackle the illicit trade of arms, he cautioned.
African countries need to be more prepared for the ratification and implementation of obligations imposed by the ATT, Gilpin warned.
African states could be hindered in ratifying the treaty due to "a lack of capacity and expertise to draft the laws and prepare documentations for the parliamentary submissions, but also include state complicity," he said.
Furthermore, certain countries view the import and management of arms as national security-related secrets. Thus, he suggests, confidentiality might be holding some countries back from ratifying the treaty.
Gilpin also emphasised the importance of strengthening public awareness about the need to prevent crimes associated with the gun violence, particularly during election campaigns on the continent.


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Q: Get value from input date and show in the another input date by ajax When <input class="boton" type="checkbox"> is changed, get value from <input type='date' id='fechai' name='fechai' class='fechai'> and show it on <input type="date" id="fechai-cambio" name="fechai5"> with ajax. Can include jquery.
Ive tried multiple things but I can only get it to show on the alert.... I posted both of them below just in case because the second one is shown within a while. I need for the first date to show in all the boxes that have been checked.
    $('.boton').change(function () {
        var fechai = new Date($('#fechai').val());

         $.ajax({
            type: 'post',
            data: {fechai:fechai},
            success: function(response){
                //Show the var fechai in the #fechai-cambio
             alert(fechai);
            }
          });

        });

Nombre de Equipo
            <select name='superv' id='superv'>
            '<option></option>'";
                while($row = mysqli_fetch_array($superv))
                {
                    echo "<option value='$row[IDSUPERVISOR]'>$row[NOMEQUIPO]</option>";
                }
        echo"    </select>
        Cantidad de Personas
            <input type='text' id='cantp' name='cantp' readonly>
        Fecha Inicio
            <input type='date' id='fechai' name='fechai' class='fechai' >

";

        while($row = mysqli_fetch_array($result)){
         echo '

                '.$row['NOMBRE'].' '.$row['APELLIDO_P'].'
                <input class="boton" type="checkbox" name="checkbox[]" value="'.$row['IDLIBRETA_PERSONAL'].'">
                <input type="date" id="fechai-cambio" name="fechai5" >
                '.$row['NOMBRE'].'

';
        }
        echo "<button id='btn_form' type='button' onclick='realizaGrupo()'>Grabar</button>";

A: I do not why you want to use AJAX. Where you can simply do like this with jquery
$('.boton').change(function () {
    var fechai = $('#fechai').val();
    $('#fechai-cambio').val(fechai);
});


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Introduction
============

These notes document some decisions taken during elaboration of the
CCI bindings for Haskell.

The bindings are intended to be as slim as possible, leaving further
features to be built on top if desired. For the sake of usability, the
bindings include some small convenience functions which are not
strictly necessary.

In what follows we discuss the parts of the API.

Initialization & cleanup
========================

The call `initCCI` gathers configuration parameters from the
environment and sets up the internal state. The call `finalizeCCI`
frees this state.

As we will do with many other actions for requesting and releasing
resources, we offer a function `withCCI` which puts an action between
evaluations of `initCCI` and `finalizeCCI` and makes sure that
`finalizeCCI` is eventually called.

Almost all API calls are invalid after `finalizeCCI` has been
evaluated. The most likely behavior is the application crashing if
`finalizeCCI` is evaluated prematurely. The CCI transport
implementations, or the bindings or a layer on top could guard each
API call with a test to see if `finalizeCCI` has been evaluated and if
so produce a more graceful error. We leave this problem to the layers
above and below.

Devices
=======

Devices are interfaces to the network hardware. There is a call
`getDevices` that returns the current state of all devices known to
the CCI transport implementation.

The method `cci_get_devices` of the C API is peculiar in that it returns
memory maintained by the CCI transport implementation. This memory is
never released, but it contents may be updated whenever a later call
to `cci_get_devices` is made. Because of this potential memory update,
we copy all the data into Haskell whenever `getDevices` is evaluated
and provide pure functions for accessing it. This makes evident that
a later call to `getDevices` is necessary if the user wants the device
data updated. Copying the data into Haskell in this case looks
harmless since the amount of devices is limited.

Endpoints
=========

An endpoint is a software interface to a device. It provides the
buffers, queues and other resources required for communication.
Connections to many other processes can be done through a single
endpoint.

There are two functions for creating endpoints:
`createPollingEndpoint` and `createBlockingEndpoint`. The C API
provides a single call `cci_create_endpoint` which should be given
different parameters according to whether the user intends to later
block or poll for events.

In theory, `createBlockingEndpoint` should suffice for both polling
and blocking. But the truth is that different code is used in both
cases, and therefore different bugs have appeared in practice, and it
is likely that different transports offer distinct performance
characteristics with one way or the other. Therefore the need to treat
the two cases separatedly.

There is a function `destroyEndpoint` which releases endpoint
resources. And we include functions `withPollingEndpoint` and
`withBlockingEndpoint` that ensure an endpoint is eventually released.

Listening for events on a destroyed endpoint is likely to cause the
application to crash. Again, we defer producing more graceful errors
to other layers.

Connections
===========

Connections are the context in which communication with a specific
peer occurs. They can have associated reliability and ordering
requirements.

Establishing a connection requires the peers to engage in client and
server roles. The client peer issues a call `connect` specifying
a remote endpoint, and the server peer must be listening for events on
that endpoint. The client peer then needs to listen for events to
learn if its connection request was accepted or not. When receiving
a connection request, the server can use calls `accept` or `reject`
for that purpose.

After the connection is established, either of the peers can issue
a call to `disconnect` to terminate the connection.

Since a connection is an object whose attributes do not change during
its lifetime, we provide pure accessor functions. The connection
offers however a `context` field which is used to handle a pointer
provided by the user. It may be possible that we make this field
writable in the future. We represent this user suplied pointers in
Haskell with the `Foreign.Ptr.WordPtr` type.

As the number of connection attributes
(reliability/ordering/multicast) is small, we translate C enumeration
into a Haskell enumerated type (abstract datatype with an Enum
instance). More efficient solutions are possible though not as
convenient.

Data transfers
==============

The call `send` can be used to deliver a `ByteString` through
a connection. The `ByteString` length is limited by the maximum send
size allowed by the connection.

The C API provides a call `cci_send` which takes flags `BLOCKING`,
`SILENT` and `NO_COPY`. Some of these flags can appear together but not
all combinations make sense. Also, the semantics of `cci_send` change
so much with the variations that we have decided to put them in
separate calls. Some of these calls take the message in the form of
a `ByteString`, and other calls take a `CStringLen`. The `CStringLen`
form is used when using the flag `NO_COPY` with `cci_send`, which
demands the message buffer to be kept alive until the send completion
arrives.

Most send calls use an unsafe foreign call, except those intended to
block, which use a safe foreign call so the rest of the Haskell
runtime threads can continue execution.

RMA operations are done with the calls `rmaRead` and `rmaWrite`.
Unlike in the C API, we use different types for local and remote RMA
handles. These handles are obtained via the functions `rmaRegister` and
`createRMARemoteHandle`.

RMA handles are deregistered with the call `rmaDeregister`, and there
is a call `withRMALocalHandle` that ensures the handle is
deregistered.

The buffers for RMA operations are not wrapped in bytestrings in the
call `rmaRegister`. This is to hint more explicitly that they are
expected to remain valid until deregistered.

Events
======

Events are produced for connection requests, send completions, receive
events, etc. They are pulled out of the transport implementation with
the call getEvent. Events might be bound to network hardware resources
that are employed to avoid copying data multiple times. Therefore, the
CCI transport implementation needs to be notified when the event is no
longer accessed with a call to `returnEvent`.

Functions `tryWithEventData`, `withEventData` and `pollWithEventData`
ensure that `returnEvent` is eventually called. Since the event data
does not survive evaluation of this functions, the `EventData` type is
given a phantom type parameter for encoding the scope in which the
event data can be accessed.
```
-- | Like 'tryWithEventData' but loops polling until events are available.
pollWithEventData ::
   Endpoint   -- ^ Endpoint on which to listen for events.
   -> (forall s. EventData s -> IO a) -- ^ callback when an event is received.
   -> IO a  -- ^ Yields the callback result.
```
The type variable `a` of `pollWithEventData` cannot be instantiated to
anything containing the type variable `s`, so it provides some
protection from using the event after it has been returned. However it
is possible to sidestep this restriction by launching threads from the
callback or using existential types. We do not try to further protect
against these uses.
```
data EventData s =
   ...
  | EvRecv (EventBytes s) Connection
  ...

newtype EventBytes s = EventBytes CStringLen
```
When an `EvRecv bs conn` event is received, arrival of a new message is being
notified. The message is available as a value of type `EventBytes s`. This is
represented as a pointer to the message data which will be invalidated when
the event is returned. We provide the following functions for converting the
`EventBytes` into a `ByteString`:
```
packEventBytes :: EventBytes s -> IO ByteString

unsafePackEventBytes :: EventBytes s -> IO ByteString
```
The first function copies the data, and the second just wraps the
pointer in a `ByteString`. The second method is unsafe because the
produced `ByteString` will be invalid once the event is returned. The
unsafe function provided some speedups in benchmarks though. Therefore
we pass to the user the decision on what to do with the message data.

We could have used the `CStringLen` type instead of `EventBytes s`,
but the latter clearly delineates what we expect the user to do with
it through the limited functions we offer, and it also carries the
scope type parameter which makes accidental access of returned data
less likely.

Options
=======

There are various parameters that can be inquired or set from the
transport implementation. For instance, timeouts for sends and
connection requests, or an endpoint URI, or the amount of resources
allotted for the endpoint.

Different parameters use different types for their values. The C API
has gotten away with untyped calls:
```
CCI_DECLSPEC int cci_set_opt(void * handle,cci_opt_name_t name, void *val);
CCI_DECLSPEC int cci_get_opt(void * handle,cci_opt_name_t name, void *val);
```
Here handle can be either a connection or an endpoint object, and the
type of the thing pointed by val depends on the value passed as `name`
which identifies the parameter to query or set.

In Haskell we have made access to parameters typed at the expense of
defining querying and setting functions for each available parameter:
```
getEndpt_KeepAliveTimeout :: Endpoint -> IO Word32
setEndpt_KeepAliveTimeout :: Endpoint -> Word32 -> IO ()

getEndpt_SendTimeout :: Endpoint -> IO Word32
setEndpt_SendTimeout :: Endpoint -> Word32 -> IO ()

getEndpt_SendBufCount :: Endpoint -> IO Word32
setEndpt_SendBufCount :: Endpoint -> Word32 -> IO ()

getEndpt_RecvBufCount :: Endpoint -> IO Word32
setEndpt_RecvBufCount :: Endpoint -> Word32 -> IO ()

getEndpt_RMAAlign :: Endpoint -> IO RMAAlignments

getEndpt_URI :: Endpoint -> IO String

getConn_SendTimeout :: Connection -> IO Word32
setConn_SendTimeout :: Connection -> Word32 -> IO ()
```
Parameters which are read-only do not have setter functions.

Error handling
==============

Most functions in the CCI C API can return an integer error code. We
test for this result on every function and throw an exception if the
call fails. The exception carries the error code. A function
`strError` can be used to obtain a human readable description of the
error.

We currently treat errors as being sparse enough to tolerate being
converted to and from a Haskell enumerated type.


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Q: Getting Undefined offset: 2 error on foreach loop Here is the code :
        foreach ($test_scores as $score) {
        switch ($score['name']) {
            case 'LE-TOD':
                $le_tod = $score['banding'];
                $le_tod_desc = $score["result_desc"];
                if($score['std_score'] == 0) {
                    $le_tod_small = $scoring['tod']['no_pref_bottom'];
                }
                else {
                    $le_tod_small = $scoring['tod']['pref_bottom'].$score['banding'];
                }
                break;

This is where I get the error message :
    public static function generateLSPReportFile($dataInput, $auto_download = true)
{
    $file_type = $dataInput['file_type'];
    $test_type_id = $dataInput['test_type_id'];
    $he_she = array('male' => 'He', 'female' => 'She');
    $his_her = array('male' => 'his', 'female' => 'her');

    $candidate = \Candidate::where('id',$dataInput['candidate_id'])->first();

    if(!$candidate)
        return;

    $candidate = $candidate->toArray();
    $candidate_name = $candidate['first_name'].' '.$candidate['last_name'];

    $order = \Order::with('client')->find($dataInput['order_id']);

    if(!$order)
        return;

    $client = $order->client;
    $order = $order->toArray();

    //for test dates
    $order_candidate = \OrderCandidate::candidateId($dataInput['candidate_id'])->orderId($dataInput['order_id'])->first()->toArray();

    $order_tests = \OrderCandidateTest::orderCandidateId($order_candidate['id'])
                        ->status(\Config::get('kcg.candidate_test_status_taken'))
                        ->testId($dataInput['test_id'])
                        ->with(array('test' => function($query){
                            $query->select(['id', 'name', 'description', 'abbreviation']);
                        }));

    $tests_scores = \OrderCandidateTestScore::orderId($dataInput['order_id'])
                        ->candidateId($dataInput['candidate_id'])
                        ->testId($dataInput['test_id'])
                        ->with(array('test' => function($query){
                            $query->select(['id', 'name', 'description', 'test_type_id']);
                        }));
    $test_type = TestType::find($test_type_id);
    $test_scores = $tests_scores->orderBy('sequence_no')->get()->toArray();
    $order_tests = $order_tests->get()->toArray();

    if(!$order_tests)
        return;

    if(!$tests_scores)
        return;

It posted an error : ErrorException Undefined offset: 2. I'm really not sure what's causing this.
What am I doing wrong here? Please help me. Thank you

A: Typically, the Undefined offset message would be triggered by trying to access an array key which doesn't exist.
It seems that your code example might not actually be showing the part that triggered the error... In your case, I would expect the code to show something like $var[2], where the array does not actually contain an index of 2.
See this other question for a clearer representation of what that error means.


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Home Private Equity EQT Private Equity to acquire SPT Labtech, a fast-growing laboratory automation player...
EQT Private Equity to acquire SPT Labtech, a fast-growing laboratory automation player focused on low-volume liquid handling technology for GBP 650 million from Battery Ventures
EQT Private Equity to acquire SPT Labtech, a manufacturer and designer of automated instruments and consumables for life science research with a focus on liquid handling, sample management and Cryogenic Electron Microscopy ("Cryo-EM") sample preparation technologies
SPT Labtech's products support cutting-edge life sciences research, providing agility, efficiency and productivity for a broad range of applications; SPT Labtech's products help accelerate research of novel and groundbreaking therapies
EQT Private Equity will support SPT Labtech's next phase of growth by focusing on continued product innovation, scaling the Cryo-EM sample preparation segment and growing the business in new and existing geographies
STOCKHOLM, June 22, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — EQT is pleased to announce that the EQT IX fund ("EQT Private Equity") has agreed to acquire SPT Labtech ("SPT" or the "Company") from Battery Ventures, a global, technology-focused investment firm for GBP 650 million. Together with management, EQT Private Equity will support and accelerate SPT Labtech's growth journey.
Based in Melbourn, UK, SPT Labtech is a manufacturer and designer of automated liquid handling, sample preparation, and storage instruments, as well as corresponding consumables and support services for life science research. The Company was founded in 1997 and spun out from TTP Group. Since 2018 it has been owned by Battery Ventures.
Supported by strong secular megatrends, SPT presents a highly thematic investment opportunity within EQT's prioritized Life Science Tools subsector. The automation of research, miniaturization trends (more analyses with the same sample volume) and a broader adoption of multi-omics will support SPT's core liquid handling business for years to come.
Cryo-EM is a cutting-edge technique supporting the research of new drug targets within novel modalities like cell and gene therapy, as well as mRNA, with the Company's addressable instrument and consumable market expected to grow 35-40 percent going forward.
SPT is the leader in resilient and fast-growing market niches, including in its core segment, the low-throughput liquid handling market, with expected future market growth of 9-10 percent CAGR.
SPT helps researchers save time through automation and enables labs to research for example chronic illnesses and provide treatments or find cures for previously untreatable conditions. The Company's core values are closely aligned with the UN's Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) #3 of ensuring healthy lives and promoting wellbeing. By providing sample preparation instruments and consumables for the novel Cryo-EM technology – for which the Nobel Prize in Chemistry was awarded in 2017 – SPT supports industry innovation and accelerates research outcomes.
Under EQT Private Equity's ownership, the Company will benefit from EQT's strong advisor and expert network as well as the inhouse digital team. EQT will further support the Company in new product innovation, expansion into existing and new geographies and end-markets (e.g., catering to the in-vitro diagnostics market, doubling down on APAC and accelerating Cryo-EM) as well as selective M&A to further strengthen SPT's market position.
Michael Bauer, Partner and Global Co-Head of the Healthcare Team, said, "We are excited to work with SPT Labtech and make an acquisition in our prioritized Life Science Tools subsector. We have been following the company for a long time and are thrilled to now be able to partner with CEO David Newble and his team. We believe the combination of our unique industry expertise, including our external EQT Advisor Network and in-house digital team, position us to support the company on its next phase of growth and enhance its mission of 'making a difference in human health in everything we do'."
David Newble, CEO of SPT Labtech, added, "We at SPT greatly appreciate the stewardship of the Battery team over the last four years and are very keen to welcome EQT as our new owner and look forward to benefiting from the broad range of capabilities and expertise the EQT platform can offer. We are ready to embark on the next phase of our growth journey, in which we aim to foster SPT Labtech's strong market positions in our existing businesses and explore new market opportunities, while making a positive impact on society. We are aligned with the EQT team on our joint vision for the future of the company and could not imagine a better new owner."
EQT Private Equity was advised by Evercore (M&A), Kirkland & Ellis (Legal), Deloitte (Financial & Tax), BCG (Commercial), Ringstone (Technology) and The Footprint Firm (ESG). Battery Ventures and SPT Labtech were advised by J.P. Morgan (exclusive financial advisor) and Charles Russell Speechlys and SecondSight Law (legal). The transaction is subject to customary conditions and approvals and is expected to close during Q3 2022.
With this transaction, EQT IX is expected to be 85-90 percent invested (including closed and/or signed investments, announced public offers, if applicable, and less any expected syndication).
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Eighty-Five from the Archive: Elizabeth Kolbert
By Jon Michaud
_This year is The New Yorker's eighty-fifth anniversary. To celebrate, over eighty-five weekdays we will turn a spotlight on a notable article, story, or poem from the magazine's history. The issue containing that day's selected piece will be made freely available in our digital archive and will remain open until the next day's selection is posted.
Today's selection is "The Climate of Man," by Elizabeth Kolbert, from 2005.
Elizabeth Kolbert came to The New Yorker in 1999 from the New York Times. At the Times, she had served as a political reporter and as the paper's Albany bureau chief. Kolbert inherited the City Hall beat that had once been Andy Logan's and wrote pieces about George Pataki, Al Sharpton, Hillary Clinton, and Michael Bloomberg. Beginning with a report on the PCB contamination of the Hudson River, Kolbert has also written about environmental concerns. More recently, that subject has become the focus of much of her writing. Kolbert, who has contributed more than a hundred Comments, Talk stories, book reviews, and longer reported pieces to The New Yorker, is the recipient of a National Magazine Award, an American Association for the Advancement of Science Journalism Award, and a National Academies Communication Award for her writing on the environment.
Today, we highlight "The Climate of Man," Kolbert's three-part series about climate change, from 2005. In an interview with the Natural Resources Defense Council, Kolbert explained the motivation behind the series, which was later gathered into her book "Field Notes from a Catastrophe":> The real challenge is how to make global warming vivid to people, how to make it real. I could fill this building with reports that have been written on global warming, but they're not accessible, not readable. They're filled with jargon and statistics. So I thought: there's got to be some way to make the story grab people. That was really the task and it took me a really long time to find an avenue into it. I'd been thinking about it for years.
In this passage from the first part of "The Climate of Man," Kolbert accompanies geophysicist and permafrost expert Vladimir Romanovsky on a tour of Fairbanks, Alaska, where evidence of global warming was visible underfoot. (Kolbert's piece makes an excellent companion to John McPhee's "Coming into the Country," which we highlighted last week.) Kolbert writes:> Any piece of ground that has remained frozen for at least two years is, by definition, permafrost. In some places, like eastern Siberia, permafrost runs nearly a mile deep; in Alaska, it varies from a couple of hundred feet to a couple of thousand feet deep. Fairbanks, which is just below the Arctic Circle, is situated in a region of discontinuous permafrost, meaning that the city is freckled with regions of frozen ground. One of the first stops on Romanovsky's tour was a hole that had opened up in a patch of permafrost not far from his house. It was about six feet wide and five feet deep. Nearby were the outlines of other, even bigger holes, which, Romanovsky told me, had been filled with gravel by the local public-works department. The holes, known as thermokarsts, had appeared suddenly when the permafrost gave way, like a rotting floorboard. (The technical term for thawed permafrost is talik, from a Russian word meaning "not frozen.") Across the road, Romanovsky pointed out a long trench running into the woods. The trench, he explained, had been formed when a wedge of underground ice had melted. The spruce trees that had been growing next to it, or perhaps on top of it, were now listing at odd angles, as if in a gale. Locally, such trees are called "drunken." A few of the spruces had fallen over. "These are very drunk," Romanovsky said.
In Alaska, the ground is riddled with ice wedges that were created during the last glaciation, when the cold earth cracked and the cracks filled with water. The wedges, which can be dozens or even hundreds of feet deep, tended to form in networks, so that when they melt they leave behind connecting diamond- or hexagonal-shaped depressions. A few blocks beyond the drunken forest, we came to a house where the front yard showed clear signs of ice-wedge melt-off. The owner, trying to make the best of things, had turned the yard into a miniature-golf course. Around the corner, Romanovsky pointed out a house—no longer occupied—that had basically split in two; the main part was leaning to the right and the garage toward the left. The house had been built in the sixties or early seventies; it had survived until almost a decade ago, when the permafrost under it started to degrade. Romanovsky's mother-in-law used to own two houses on the same block. He had urged her to sell them both. He pointed out one, now under new ownership; its roof had developed an ominous-looking ripple. (When Romanovsky went to buy his own house, he looked only in permafrost-free areas.)
"Ten years ago, nobody cared about permafrost," he told me. "Now everybody wants to know."
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Renaissance Festival, Morat, Fat Tony among seven pop-culture picks this week
Italian movie director Federico Fellini was photographed throughout the filming of his movie, 'Satyricon' on location April 11, 1969, on the ruins of the Colosseum in Rome.
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1. Sleigh Bells
A decade after its debut album "Treats" hit listeners with a bracing mixture of pop and noise musics, Sleigh Bells continues to refine its sound with out ever altering issues so dramatically as to confound. Alexis Krauss and Derek Miller proceed to supply a mixture of sugary and shattered on "Texis." Admittedly, others have caught up and copied Sleigh Bells' signature fashion — a pep rally with overdriven guitar — however the supply stays the gold customary.
When: 9 p.m. Oct. 12
The place: Warehouse Reside, 813 St. Emanuel
Particulars: $30-$32; warehouselive.com
Andrew Dansby
2. Texas Renaissance Pageant
The forty seventh version of the Texas Renaissance Pageant opens this weekend with all of the jousting knights and large turkey legs you've come to anticipate. There are additionally rides, video games, performances and there are even escape rooms this 12 months.
When: 9 a.m.-8 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays Oct. 8-Nov. 28; additionally open Thanksgiving Friday.
The place: 21778 FM 1774, Todd Mission
Particulars: $12.50-$30; texasrenfest.com
Cary Darling
3. Matt Harlan
Two years in the past, Houston singer-songwriter Matt Harlan issued "Finest Beasts," an album of contemplative songs about our nature and nurture that mirrored a tradition in battle. Seems its resonance was solely starting to be realized. "Finest Beasts" covers issues private, social, climatological and extra: an album that feels of the second, though it was made pre-pandemic. And within the two years since its launch, he very nicely could have written another songs so as to add to his set this week.
8:30 p.m. Oct. 8
The place:
Anderson Truthful, 2007 Grant
Particulars:
$20; andersonfair.net
4. Pageant Chicano
Now in its forty second 12 months, the Pageant Chicano continues to rejoice an array of Chicano musical kinds just like the corrido, ranchera, tejano, conjunto and the various methods they work together with varied different types, reminiscent of rock, massive band, R&B and nation music. David Lee Garza y Los Musicales and Shelly Lares carry out.
When: 7 p.m. Oct. 9
The place: Miller Out of doors Theatre, 6000 Hermann Park Drive
Particulars: free, reserved seating and different particulars at milleroutdoortheatre.com
5. Fats Tony
Releasing an album throughout a pandemic was a doubtful concept final 12 months, when musicians had been largely unable to advertise new songs with any kind of stay music. However that didn't cease Fats Tony, the Third Ward native and rapper, whose "Exotica" was designed to function a musical tour information to move listeners to another place three minutes at a time. Tony doubled down on his lyrics, creating a few of his most fascinating tales up to now, with settings and characters so wealthy the album turned an immersive escape. He works quick and has probably moved on to his subsequent factor, however Fats Tony will provide a few of these songs and older ones with a hometown present.
The place: White Oak Music Corridor, 2915 N. Fundamental
Particulars: $15; 713-237-0370, whiteoakmusichall.com
6. Morat
Following within the footsteps of such different notable acts from Colombia, reminiscent of Juanes, Aterciopelados and Bomba Estereo, comes Morat, a pop-leaning rock outfit from Bogotá identified for such hooky, singalong tracks as "Besos en Guerra" and "Cuando Nadie Ve." The quartet is touring the U.S. behind a brand new album, "A Dónde Vamos?"
The place: Enviornment Theatre, 7326 U.S. 59 S.
Particulars: $36 and up; arenatheatre.net
7. Fellini 100
Museum of Advantageous Arts, Houston celebrates the a hundredth birthday of famed Italian filmmaker Federico Fellini with a presentation over the following month of some his most notable works, together with "Nights of Cabiria," "8½" and "La Dolce Vita." "Selection Lights" kicks issues off Oct. 7 and "I Vitelloni" screens Oct. 8. And, sure, Fellini was truly born in 1920, however this competition, scheduled to happen final 12 months, was delayed due to the pandemic.
When: Oct. 7-Nov. 7
The place: Museum of Advantageous Arts, Houston, 1001 Bissonnet
Particulars: $9; $2 low cost for museum members, seniors 65 and older and college students with ID. Tickets obtainable at mfah.org/film, within the Beck and Kinder constructing lobbies throughout enterprise hours, or on the auditorium field workplace previous to showtime; 713-639-7515.
Andrew Dansby covers tradition and leisure, each native and nationwide, for the Houston Chronicle. He got here to the Chronicle in 2004 from Rolling Stone, the place he spent 5 years writing about music. He'd beforehand spent 5 years in guide publishing, working with George R.R. Martin's editor on the primary two books within the sequence that will change into TV's "Recreation of Thrones. He misspent a 12 months within the movie trade, concerned in three "main" movement footage you've got by no means seen. He is written for Rolling Stone, American Songwriter, Texas Music, Playboy and different publications.
Andrew dislikes monkeys, dolphins and the outside.
Cary Darling joined the Houston Chronicle in 2017 the place he writes about arts, leisure and popular culture, with an emphasis on movie and media. Initially from Los Angeles and a graduate of Loyola Marymount College, he has been a options reporter or editor on the Orange County Register, Miami Herald, and the Fort Value Star-Telegram. As well as, he has freelanced for quite a few publications together with the Los Angeles Occasions and Dallas Morning Information.
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I don't text while driving which is illigle in my state not to mention unsafe. It drives me crazy when I hear a text come in and no I can't read it or answer. There are apps for androids that send auto replies why isn't there one for iphone? Is there one in the works?
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color: SOME SOLDIER'S MOM: We Saw Noah!
Arrived in Germany Wednesday afternoon and Noah was waiting for us at Fisher House! He couldn't hug back all that well, and we were careful not to make his injuries worse (really wanted to hug the stuffings out of that boy... ) He's clearly hobbled and uncomfortable... frustrated... We all understand that.
The Fisher House and the people so dedicated to managing it are exceptional people... supremely dedicated to our soldiers and their families. A truly worthy cause of your attention and support! (I'll post pictures when we're back in the U.S.) Have met the families of some of the other wounded soldiers and there is no awkwardness -- just that bond of why we're here... More in a later post.
Access for posting limited. Thank you for your continued prayers and good wishes.
It was sure good to hear from you mom. Glad you made it to your destination and got to see that soldier of yours. I'll keep checking for any updates.
SOOOO Glad that you were able to see Noah. I am sure you could have hugged the stuffing out of him. The doctors could have fixed it :) Anyways, I am so glad that you got to see him and spend time with him, even though it had to be under these circumstances. Still is a joy to see a family memeber who has been gone a while no matter if the reason why you are seeing them is because they are injured. Anyways don't worry about posting, we will all wait for you here! Just post when you get a chance and other than that take care of that boy of yours! Give Noah a hug from all of us here! My family and I will continue to pray for you! Man, I am so excited for you!
Plant a big sloppy kiss on Noah for us...that shouldn't hurt too much!
I'm SO glad you got to see him first thing! Hearing someone on the phone is nothing compared to seeing them in person. I'm so glad you're there for Noah. It will be healing for BOTH of you.
Take care... and give that boy some mama kisses.
He was able to come and greet YOU...... WOWOWOW that is GREAT news!! I agree with the others that slobbering lots of "Mom" kisses all over him should help you and not hurt him ( except his pride...lolol)WTG you guys.
I am so happy for you. You have been in my prayers and I have made updates on my blog of Noah's progress.
Best wishes and continued prayers.
I bet you have the biggest grin on your face. You make sure and give Noah our best, along with a big ole hug. Please keep us updated on his health.
So happy to hear you made it to Germany safe and sound and were able to get your arms delicately around your Noah.
I will stay tuned for updates. Please give Noah our best wishes and tell him we are proud of him.
I'm so happy you are with Noah now. Thanks for the update. Please tell him he's still in our thoughts and prayers.
Enjoy your time together, I'm sure his recovery process will be much easier with you there beside him.
My heart and prayers truly go out to your son Noah. Even though Chris, Kyle and I only spent a few hours with you and your husband on our trip I still feel your son is the closest I have come to having someone I directly know fall victime in combat. I am praying for Noah's continued recovery, and wish Gods blessings on your family.
wow that is such great news. I am so happy fpr you, Noah, and your family. You pour a little love on him from us too. Noah is in my preyers. as are you. You guys are an inspiration. God Bless you and continued improvement and giid health to Noah. I just know he'll back to good health soon. Bless you both. Tell Noah, also, Semper FI! for me. He'll understand, lol!
I am so happy you arrived safe and have seen Noah. There is nothing like seeing him in person & I wish him a speedy recovery. My thoughts and prayers are with you all. Please tell Noah thank you. What he does and has done is very appreciated by someone who use to take for granted these freedoms. I am thankfull for the efforts being made to bring the same to others who have never been able to experience them.
Give that fine soldier a great big hug from the Internet and don't let go...ever.
A great big hug from the girls at Elephant in My Cofee. Our charity of choice is the Fischer House - I've spent my share of time in one. Tell Noah to stay safe and be glad he has such a good Momma!
Happy to hear you are able to see Noah!!! Hold on to him as long as you can!
Go ahead, spoil him. YOU deserve it!
So glad you are with him and all will be well.
Thank God! I just found out. I pray for your whole family, as well as your son, that you will all be well. God bless you.


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Galaxy S6 Edge AnTuTu Benchmark Score Shatters All Records
Posted By: Vikas Shukla Feb 11, 2015, 9:45 am
The Galaxy S6 Edge scored 5,077 points on Geekbench benchmark, beating the iPad Air 2 with 4,532 points
Samsung is going extra mile to make sure that its forthcoming Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge are the best smartphones ever made. Yesterday, MyDrivers (via Phone Arena) spotted the curved display Galaxy S6 Edge passing through the AnTuTu benchmark. Benchmark scores show that the S6 Edge will be the most powerful smartphone ever, as it exceeded every other score ever recorded by AnTuTu.
Galaxy S6 Edge scores 60,978 points
AnTuTu also revealed its specifications alongside the test results. The device with model number SM-G925W8, thought to be Galaxy S6 Edge, will run Android 5.0.2 Lollipop right out of the box. It will sport a 5.1-inch Quad HD Super AMOLED display, a 20-megapixel main camera, 5-megapixel front camera, and 3GB RAM. It will be powered by Exynos 7420 processor with 2.1GHz clock speed, and the ARM Mali-T760.
The Galaxy S6 Edge scored a record high 60,978 in test results. AnTuTu benchmarking is a multi-stage test. Though Exynos 7420 has improved over Exynos 5433 on every single parameter, the biggest change could be seen in 3D objects realization. Samsung dropped Snapdragon 810 from its new phones in favor of its in-house Exynos 7420 because of overheating issues with Qualcomm's latest processor.
Galaxy S6 Edge more powerful than the iPad Air 2
Separately, Phone Arena has spotted a new multi-core Geekbench benchmark score for the Galaxy S6 Edge. It shows that Samsung's next curved display smartphone will be even more powerful than the iPad Air 2. The octa-core Exynos 7420 processor in the S6 Edge crushed it with 1,492 points in single-core and a staggering 5,077 points in the multi-core test. By comparison, the iPad Air 2 scored 4,532 on the multi-core test.
The Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge will debut on March 1 at the Galaxy Unpacked event in Barcelona. On February 4, Samsung filed for trademarks for the names Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge. The devices are expected to have similar features and specs, except a dual-edge display in the S6 Edge. Recently leaked Galaxy S6 metal frames suggest that it will have an iPhone 6-like design.
The Korean electronics giant will launch a new Samsung Pay mobile payment system with its next-gen smartphones.
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Nicki Minaj Gets Candid on Travis Scott and Why She Doesn't Need a Man
It appears that Nicki Minaj is still feeling a bit sour after falling second to Travis Scott's chart-topping album Astroworld. In a new interview with Ellen, Minaj candidly expressed her thoughts on Queen bowing at No. 2 during its opening week last month.
"I felt like I wanted to punch him in his fucking face!" said Nicki when Ellen asked her about Queen's defeat to Astroworld. "I've had a No. 2 album, and I never cared. It's just when you have a No. 2 album to someone who's selling shirts and merch and selling passes for a tour that's not even announced yet, it feels like you're being tricked. It feels like someone is playing a game and beating you at a game as opposed to just selling music. I wanna sell music."
Minaj also crowned Queen the No. 1 album, despite the tallied results. "So I wanna say -- he didn't have the No. 1 album. Queen was the No. 1 album," Minaj told Ellen.
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When Queen was released last month, Minaj's fourth studio offering moved 185,000 equivalent album units, losing out to Scott's third album by 20,000. Minaj shared her feelings about the albums race on Twitter. "I looked at the numbers the Carters, Kanye, Nas, etc recently did. Travis sold 200k in his first week of clothes alone," she tweeted. "I spoke to him. He knows he doesn't have the #1 album this week. I love my fans for the #1 album in AMERICA! I'll explain on #QueenRadio 4 albums in, #1 in 86 countries."


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BBB 23: Fred Nicácio and Marília are not eliminated and discover they are in the Secret Room
By Frederick
Fred Nicácio and Marília were chosen by the BBB 23 this Tuesday (24) for the Secret Room with 69.26% of the votes.
As soon as they arrived in the room, the duo did not quite understand what was going on, but Tadeu Schmidt explained to the brothers: "This is not a traditional False Wall. One of you will definitely leave soon, the other will return to the BBB . You entered the house together, you went through so much together, now you are direct opponents".
The presenter gave each one 30 seconds to say why they should stay on the show:
Fred Nicacio: "I deserve to go back to Big Brother because I need to show my game individually. I love Marília, but my partner is very different from me, I answer for my body, for my performance, for my ways of interacting. So, so I deserve a second chance to be able to show my game individually, my interactions, my multiple possibilities. I need to go back, I want to go back and go back to this game".
Marília: "I must go back to the most watched house, for the BBB, because I am intense, I am true, I give myself body and soul, I love the program. Because I have Maria Bonita's blood, I also want to show my game individually, show Marília to you 100%. Many of the things I couldn't show were out of empathy for my partner, so I want to go back alone to show what a f*cking woman I am. Inspire, motivate, show my determination".
SEE HOW THE DYNAMICS WILL BE:
Once in the hidden room, it will be the turn, on Tuesday (24), to open the voting to, then, eliminate one of the brothers of the duo. The most voted bids farewell to the dispute and whoever receives the fewest votes from the public will return to the game immune and with the privilege of vetoing one of the confines of the next Leader's Test.
I am Frederick Tuttle, who works in 247 News Agency as an author and mostly cover entertainment news. I have worked in this industry for 10 years and have gained a lot of experience. I am a very hard worker and always strive to get the best out of my work. I am also very passionate about my work and always try to keep up with the latest news and trends.
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