Here's an example of what Mother Nature can do to the trail. There was a major ice event in this area over the winter months - so bad that falling trees killed two motorists on Highway 2 a bit to the east and shut down the highway for several days. It was unclear at the time if the event affected the PCT - it would appear that it did, at least in places. Our scouts were up in this area on June 28 and saw these trees down. What's not shown are the spots off the trail where even more piles of trees came down.
This video shows only some of the trees down between Stevens Pass Washington (Highway 2) and Lake Valhalla, about 5 trail miles north.
Most of the trees shown are in the Wilderness, so will be cut out with hand saws.


Jimmie Johnson scored his first top-five of the season last weekend and was consistently fast throughout the entire weekend. Do you think he's turning the corner to get out of his extended slump?
Jim Utter: From start to finish, Sunday was one of the best race weekends Jimmie Johnson has had in a long time. And more importantly, that improvement could be seen among all of Hendrick Motorsports. Until now, only Chase Elliott seemed to be able to find himself in the hunt for race weekends but on Sunday, Johnson, Elliott and William Byron were in the mix. Had Alex Bowman not had to start from the rear of the field for going to a backup car, I suspect his day would have been a lot better, too. The weeks ahead will provide the final say, but the No. 48 appears back on track.
Nick DeGroot: Texas was telling for the No. 48 because they just didn't put together a good race, they were solid the entire weekend. And in the race, they would get back in the pack and still find their way back towards the front. That is the No. 48 team I remember and even if they struggle at Bristol, there's no doubt they hit on something at Texas. Their slump may very well be coming to an end.
Tim Southers: I don't know if Johnson is back all the way to contending for wins on a weekly basis just yet, but last weekend could be the beginning of a turnaround for him and the entire Hendrick Motorsports teams. Chase Elliott appeared to be the only driver who was running consistently up front, but now it appears that all four teams have shown improvement. I don't know if he's turned the corner completely but we might look back at Texas Motor Speedway as the weekend that turned Johnson's season around.
Do you think NASCAR is getting too picky with the uncontrolled tire rule?
Jim: No and here's why - the point of NASCAR's rules on uncontrolled tires is not to wait until tires are rolling out of pit boxes and onto pit road before calling penalties. Their rules are to prevent tires from doing that to begin with and despite the grumblings about them, they have worked virtually to perfection. Can anyone remember the last time a tire went rolling down pit road or in another competitor's pit box? NASCAR in this case has actually been very preventive rather than reactive and now it's getting criticized for that, too.
Nick: Yes it is. Now let me preface this by saying that in the calls I've seen NASCAR make, they were justified based on the rule -- but the rule shouldn't exist in its current form. That's where my issue lies. I do not like the idea of a preemptive penalty and that's what it feels like to me. If a tire goes outside the box, that should be the penalty. A crew member not staying within arm's reach of a tire at all times is getting too much. It used to be a penalty because you actually lost control of the tire and it became a hazard on pit road. Penalizing teams just because it's not within a certain distance of a crew member, even if it isn't going anywhere seems ridiculous. And just to try to preemptively stop tires from leaving the pit box? Not a fan of that.
Tim: I must agree with Jim's take on this issue. If NASCAR didn't police things like they do and looked the other way, the first time a tire went rolling down pit road and was hit by another car or worse knocked into other crew members injuring them, people would be talking about how NASCAR doesn't enforce its own rules.
What kind of race do you expect this weekend at Bristol Motor Speedway?
Jim: Given some of what we saw at Martinsville, I would think speeds would be up some with the higher downforce but a lot of how the race will play out will be determined by how willing drivers are to explore driving on multiple lanes. And how comfortable drivers are doing that generally comes from how well the PJ1 track compound works over the course of the weekend. It will be warmer this weekend, which I think will make for better racing.
Nick: Martinsville surprised me with its lack of action we'd associate with a short track, but I expect Bristol to be different. Modern Bristol allows drivers to utilize more than one lane to battle and with those tight quarters, sparks will fly as they always seem to do at the half-mile.
Tim: Judging by what Brad Keselowski said after his win at Martinsville Speedway two weeks ago we could be in for an exciting race this Sunday. While I know there are fans who haven't enjoyed the racing at Bristol recently, but I love watching the two and three-wide racing throughout the field. As for this weekend with the new downforce rules, Keselowski predicts the cars and drivers both will be challenged this weekend. I expect and exciting event.
How important was it for Chevrolet to have a handful of drivers in the top-10 this past weekend for their best overall showing of the season?
Jim: Until Sunday, Chevrolet's best hopes most weekends appeared to lie with Kurt Busch and Chase Elliott. If Hendrick Motorsports continues its turnaround as a whole, it's likely more and more Chevy drivers will enter into the mix for race wins. Richard Childress Racing continues to show raw speed and hopefully will be able to capitalize on it sooner rather than later.
Nick: Chevrolet needed that shot in the arm. It's proof that they can bridge the gap to their competitors and that they are making some headway. But they must build on this, it can't just be a one-off or they risk another year of falling behind their rivals.
Tim: I think it was very important for the brand. While Kurt Busch has been the most consistent Chevy driver overall so far this season, if Hendrick Motorsports and Richard Childress Racing can put some strong finishes together after showing speed in qualifying I think we'll see Chevrolets battling for wins this season.


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Last straw?: U.N. Human Rights Rapporteur Barred By Myanmar
Yanghee Lee, U.N. human rights special rapporteur to Myanmar, talks to journalists during a news briefing in Yangon, Myanmar, in July 2017.
Yanghee Lee, the U.N. special rapporteur on Myanmar, says she has been told that the Myanmar government will neither cooperate with her nor grant her access to the country for the remainder of her tenure. Lee was scheduled to visit Myanmar in January to assess human rights in the country, particularly in western Rakhine state, where the Rohingya are concentrated.
"I am puzzled and disappointed by this decision by the Myanmar Government," she said in a statement. "This declaration of non-cooperation with my mandate can only be viewed as a strong indication that there must be something terribly awful happening in Rakhine, as well as in the rest of the country." "Only two weeks ago, Myanmar's Permanent Representative informed the Human Rights Council of its continuing cooperation with the UN, referencing the relationship with my role as Special Rapporteur," Lee said. Amnesty International called Myanmar's decision to bar Ms Lee "outrageous". James Gomez, the group's director for Asia and the Pacific, said: "It is a further indication that authorities will do anything they can to avoid international scrutiny of their human rights record." [see also: https://humanrightsdefenders.blog/2017/02/01/murder-of-human-rights-defender-ko-ni-in-myanmar/]
The U.N. says more than 630,000 Rohingya have fled Myanmar since ongoing military attacks that began in August. Doctors Without Borders estimates that 6,700 Rohingya were killed in the first month of the crackdown. Refugees streaming into neighboring Bangladesh have brought with them tales of rape and murder at the hands of Myanmar's soldiers.
U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussain told the BBC this week that Myanmar's nominal leader, Aung San Suu Kyi, and the head of the country's armed forces could potentially face charges of genocide for their role in the crackdown. "Given the scale of the military operation, clearly these would have to be decisions taken at a high enough level," he told the BBC. "And then there's the crime of omission. That if it came to your knowledge that this was being committed, and you did nothing to stop it, then you could be culpable as well for that." [see also: https://humanrightsdefenders.blog/2017/09/03/myanmar-time-for-aung-san-suu-kyi-to-return-at-least-some-of-her-many-human-rights-awards/]
Myanmar's refusal to cooperate with the U.N. comes as the country set up a joint working committee for the return of Rohingya refugees with Bangladesh — where hundreds of thousands are housed in squalid border camps. Under an agreement signed last month in Dhaka, a 30-member working group is to be set up for the voluntary repatriation of Rohingya.
The authorities last week arrested Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo, Reuters journalists who have been covering the Rohingya crisis, and the men are being held incommunicado at an undisclosed location. They were arrested after being invited to dine with police officers on the outskirts of Yangon, the commercial capital. After the arrests, the ministry of information released a picture of the men in handcuffs and alleged they had "illegally acquired information with the intention to share it with foreign media".
https://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2017/12/20/572197324/u-n-human-rights-investigator-barred-by-myanmar
https://www.ft.com/content/6f0674ec-e57d-11e7-97e2-916d4fbac0da
This entry was posted on December 21, 2017 at 12:34 and is filed under Human Rights Council, Human Rights Defenders, OHCHR, UN.
Tags: access, Aung San Suu Kyi, ethnic cleansing, genocide, Human Rights Council, Myanmar, Rakhine State, refugees, Rohingya, UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Zeid, UN Human Rights Council, UN Rapporteurs, Yanghee Lee

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Home Blog Entry Bridging between Earth and space: technology breakthroughs for scientific progress
Bridging between Earth and space: technology breakthroughs for scientific progress
TECHBREAK is a new foresight initiative led by the European Science Foundation to identify the technology areas that could benefit the space sector. It goes beyond space-related technologies to bring in expertise from sectors where technology is evolving faster, ranging from photonics and nanotechnology to energy, nuclear propulsion and robotics.
Innovative technologies open up new fields of research and give scientists new tools. Yet currently space organisations may not be aware of developments in terrestrial sectors, who in turn may not know the space sector's needs. TECHBREAK brings together space and non-space communities to collaborate more closely, to ensure the technology is there to underpin future scientific breakthroughs.
Dr. Alberto Tobias from the European Space Agency (ESA) commented: "Space shares the technology and industrial base with other sectors and open innovation is the rule. In some domains technology advances faster in terrestrial sectors and if space enters the game, it can become a lead user. Bringing the two domains together offers many benefits: better products and lower costs for space; and an increased innovation for terrestrial industries, driven by space research."
TECHBREAK answers a request from the ESA, which Europe looks to for innovation in space. Over the last few decades, space research has tended to be cautious about using not yet fully proven technology. Feasibility and level of maturity are key criteria for selection of ESA missions which sometimes leads science teams to rely on gradual technological innovation in their mission proposals. In a rapidly developing field, ESA can be faced with dealing with obsolete technology, sacrificing competitiveness and leadership.
TECHBREAK combines a forward view of space sciences with the forward view of technology coming from non-space areas. It will be using a classification of non-space disciplines under the broad headings of 'Key Enabling Technologies' which were identified in 2009 by the European Commission as being likely to be the driving forces behind future European developments. During the launching conference, participants will present the different problems, their work, goals and limitations, and brainstorm and answer related targeted discussions. Participants to the conference will then attempt to match key enabling technologies from both space and non-space and identify gaps and to define if necessary the contents of further specialised workshops in support of this activity.
Ultrasound-assisted optical imaging could replace endoscopy in breakthrough discovery


The Jews wandered the desert for 40 years. Some years were more productive than others.
Sure, it looked cool. But little Suzie on top never expected an overpass in the Sahara.
"What giraffe? I can assure, kind sir, that his is a novelty recreational vehicle, not an endangered animal, and that we are all legitmate businessmen."
In WW2, the camouflage of tanks and panzers was much weirder than most people would expect.
If you can't straddle it, it's not art.
Hybrids prove to be a dead-end technology as Honda introduces a vehicle that runs on raw, unrefined depravity.
"So for YOUR yearly holiday, come to Tatooine! The place of absolutely NO wretched scum and villainy!"
The Trojan's previous attempts were less successful.
In the belly of the Sarlaac's cousin, people were still slowly digested over 1,000 years. Fortunately, there was plenty of comfortable seating.


Newly manufactured to the original GM specifications. This fuel filter element comes complete with gasket. Fits all models of 1959 Cadillac Through 1967 Cadillac with Air conditioning and fits all models of 1958 Cadillac...1959 Cadillac adn 1960 Cadillac with 3 X 2 barrel carburetors.


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Business / North of Scotland
DIY electricity up 50% in Scotland
by Erikka Askeland
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The number of Scots companies, communities, farms and landowners making their own electricity has risen by more than 50% in the last year generating more than £271million worth of energy, new research has found.
In Scotland, 775 organisations have invested in their own generating equipment up from just 509 in 2013, according to a report by independent energy firm SmartestEnergy.
The researchers said the figures show Scotland "continues to punch well above its weight", attracting almost a quarter of total spend which reached £494.1million to date.
Across the UK, the report shows that the total invested in the sector has now risen to almost £2.1billion, with over 4,460 commercial-scale sites of at least 50kW capacity now in operation.
Iain Robertson, Glasgow-based head of generation for SmartestEnergy, said the latest figures highlighted how significant the independent generation sector now was for Scotland.
He said: "That fact that over £1.5million was invested every week last year also demonstrates the resilience of the sector against a backdrop of political uncertainty, changes to renewable subsidies and the fall seen in wholesale power prices."
Chris Boyd, renewables engineer for Inverness-based Korrie Renewables, says his firm has installed 80 to 90 solar panel installations in the north alone in the last three years, delivering 400kw of energy, saving 150tonnes of CO2 emissions per year.
He said a cut in government subsidies for solar panels three years ago hit the popularity of the schemes, but that this has since recovered as the mass-manufacturing of panels in the far East has reduced the cost.
Mr Boyd said: "Over the last three years it is picking up again as the price of panels has reduced drastically.
"Last year we did a big project with Community Energy Scotland installing solar for a series of community halls across the Highlands."
The firm also specialises in manufacturing and installing biomass units from its renewable energy park in Inverness.
Stephanie Clark, Policy Manager at industry body Scottish Renewables, said: "This report shows quite clearly that there is a growing willingness to consider renewable technology as a way to fix energy bills rather than exposing a business or community to fluctuations in the wholesale cost of fossil fuel energy supplied from the grid."
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package org.penguin.kayako.domain;

import org.junit.Test;
import org.penguin.kayako.UnmarshallerFactory;
import org.penguin.kayako.domain.NoteCollection;
import org.penguin.kayako.util.ContentLoader;

import javax.xml.bind.Unmarshaller;
import java.io.StringReader;

import static org.junit.Assert.assertEquals;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertNotNull;

public class NoteCollectionTests {
    @Test
    public void testNotesUnmarshall() throws Exception {
        // arrange
        String xml = ContentLoader.loadXMLFromFileInClassPath("/example_xml_notes.xml");

        Unmarshaller unmarshaller = UnmarshallerFactory.getMapper(NoteCollection.class);

        // act
        NoteCollection notes = (NoteCollection) unmarshaller.unmarshal(new StringReader(xml));

        // assert
        assertNotNull(notes);
        assertEquals(1, notes.getNotes().size());
    }
}

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Arth-Goldau to Lucerne by train
Travelling from Arth-Goldau to Lucerne by train
Fast trains from Arth-Goldau to Lucerne take around 27 minutes, covering a distance of approximately 18 kilometres. There are frequent services on the rail route between Arth-Goldau and Lucerne.
1. Are there direct trains from Arth-Goldau to Lucerne?
Direct trains from Arth-Goldau to Lucerne have been found.
We usually find around 56 direct trains on the route from Arth-Goldau to Lucerne every weekday.
Trains are typically more frequent on weekends, when we found around 58 departures.
2. How long is the train journey from Arth-Goldau to Lucerne?
The Arth-Goldau to Lucerne train travel time is normally about 27 minutes, whatever time you make the journey.
3. What are the Arth-Goldau to Lucerne train times and schedule?
On weekdays the earliest direct train to Lucerne is usually scheduled to depart Arth-Goldau around 07:03 and the last train is around 23:51. This is the same at the weekend.
What's the Arth-Goldau to Lucerne train price?
The earlier you book the better, and the cheapest tickets we've found for trains from Arth-Goldau to Lucerne are $26.81.
Trains departing 30 days in advance will cost around $16, and when booking 7 days in advance the price is usually the same. Booking on the day of travel may be more expensive.
When to book Arth-Goldau to Lucerne train tickets?
Trains in Switzerland usually open for booking around 0 days in advance. If booking is not yet open for your dates then you can set a booking alert to receive an email on the day that the cheapest tickets are released for your journey from Arth-Goldau to Lucerne by train.
Which train companies operate between Arth-Goldau and Lucerne?
More than one train company operates on the route from Arth-Goldau to Lucerne, so you'll be travelling with one or more of the following rail operators:
Eilzug
Intercités
Regional Express
Schnellzug
Sneltrein/train rapide
Lucerne to Arth-Goldau by train
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Cairngorms National Park by train
How to get to the Cairngorms National Park by train and why you should definitely go there.
Alternative Valentine's Day in Europe
Whether you're happily attached, a cynic or a singleton, if you simply love Europe then Valentine's Day is the perfect excuse to plan a trip by train.
Eurostar ticket release
Eurostar tickets from £29 released today including to South of France


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Q: Populate keys and values of a json object into dynamically created input fields Here is my fiddle : DEMO
I want to display the key and value pairs in the modelinfo object (except modelname) of getModelDetails array. I am able to console and verify the key value pairs. However, the same are not getting populated into the input fields.
for (var prop in getModelDetails[0].modelinfo) {
    if (prop != 'modelname') {
        $('#container').prepend(modelTemplate);

        $(".modelAttribute").each(function (index) {
            $(this).val(prop);
        });
        $(".modelType").each(function (index) {
            $(this).val(getModelDetails[0].modelinfo[prop]);
        });
    }
}

Please let me know a better approach to tackle this.
Thanks.

A: I think this approach will work :
for (var prop in getModelDetails[0].modelinfo) {
    if (prop != 'modelname') {

        $('#container').prepend(modelTemplate);

        $(".modelAttribute").each(function (index) {
            if (index == 0) $(this).val(prop);
        });
        $(".modelType").each(function (index) {
            if (index == 0) $(this).val(getModelDetails[0].modelinfo[prop]);
        });
    }
}

I've created another JSFiddle here with the new code:
https://jsfiddle.net/xncwebad/

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Key West's Free (mostly) Songwriters Festival
The Key West Songwriters festival is the world's LARGEST event of its kind. The five day music mania begins in early to mid May, with free shows daily as well as some performances requiring reservations. This is THE must do for music junkies! Some of Nashville's greatest talents made their debuts in Key West, at the song writers festival!
Song Writers Festivals are popping up nationwide however, the Key West Festival is the King Daddy of them all with over 200 performers, 100 songwriters, 50 shows and diverse lineups.
Enjoy five days and five nights of entertainment all over the island at some of your favorite watering holes like Sloppy Joes, Green Parrot, Smokin' Tuna, Margaritaville and Blue Heaven… just to name a few. The performances are uniquely diverse and the talents of Florida Georgia Line, Tyler Farr, LANCO, Scotty Emerick are just a few of the amazing performers that have graced the stages in years past.
Be among the first to hear future award winning songs and artists make their debut on America's southernmost island destination - Key West. America's southernmost city is host to many a nnual events, festivals and celebrations enjoyed by locals and visitors alike. Performances begin late afternoon and run into the late evening for five days of musical entertainment. Genre's include
Country, Blues, Jazz, Folk and Rock & Roll.
The 2019 Schedule of performances has been posted on the Songwriters Festival website.
For other great Key West things to do, download our Free Key West Guide.
Looking for more great things to do in Key West? Check out all these great things to do all year long.
Topics: Attractions, Activities, Casual, Old-Town, Outdoor, Night Life


This chapter aims at providing the reader with two examples of open-source BCI-games that work with the OpenViBE platform. These two games are "Brain Invaders" and "Use-The-Force!" and are representative examples of two types of BCI: ERP-based BCI and oscillatory activity-based BCI. This chapter presents the principle, design and evaluation of these games, as well as how they are implemented in practice within OpenViBE. This aims at providing the interested readers with a practical basis to design their own BCI-based games.


Creatine, also known as creatine monohydrate, was first discovered in 1832 but only became truly popular among athletes in the 1990s. It works by regenerating a molecule called adenosine triphosphate (ATP), which is your body's main source of energy. Creatine is produced naturally in the body and can also be obtained from protein-rich foods such as meat and fish. However, you would need to consume large quantities of meat and fish to generate sufficient creatine. If your body lacks creatine, this leads to a dangerous drop in levels of ATP and compromises bodily functioning.
Bodybuilders are always striving to lift increasing amounts of weight to build muscle mass. But if you're drained of energy, how are you going to be able to push yourself to get in that additional rep that makes all the difference to your workout? With creatine, bodybuilders have identified a critical supplement that lets them push their muscles to the limit. But the benefits of creatine are not limited to bodybuilders — athletes across a variety of disciplines can also benefit from the effects of increased energy production. If you're looking to increase lean body mass, boost strength, or improve high intensity exercise performance, then creatine supplements may be exactly what you've been searching for.
Creatine usually comes in the form of a flavored powder that can be mixed into water or your beverage of choice. The simplest form of creatine is called Creapure. This is the key ingredient to look for when you are purchasing a creatine product. Manufacturers sometimes use adjuncts to supplement the main ingredient in order to reduce manufacturing costs and increase profit margins. If Creapure is first on the list of ingredients, than you can be assured that you are getting the best quality product for your investment.
Another option is creatine ethyl ester, a derivative of creatine that is more readily absorbed and has a longer half-life than pure creatine. However, creatine ethyl ester has been shown to increase one's risk of sustaining liver damage, so make sure to consult with a physician if you intend on using it. Other forms of creatine products include creatine hydrochloride, creatine magnesium chelate, creatine malate, creatine nitrate, and creatine gluconate. None of these variants have been proven to elicit better results than regular creatine monohydrate.
That energy boost that you need to give your athletic performance an edge.
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another "colour" spectacle
From the same people that brought you that spectacular bouncy-balls-in-San-Francisco Bravia ad (which, incidentally, first alerted me to the amazing Jose Gonzalez) comes another amazing commercial. It's basically a building demolition/ fireworks display, except done with paint.
The commercial is pretty great by itself, but go ahead and watch the making of as well. The actually did all of that (as they actually dropped a quarter of a million bouncy balls down the hills and streets of San Francisco). There's something really cool about doing something that would be a little cheesy with computer graphics instead with real materials, people and dollars (or pounds, as the case may be). The Brits seem to have the corner on that market, starting with that ridiculous Honda ad a few years back.
I'm on the radio tonight! listen!
Last minute^H^H^H^H^H^Hfew hours, I'll be filling in for a sick DJ tonight from 6-9pm PST on the KZSU. Listen in!
Give it a listen—it'll actually start at a reasonable time for you east coasters. Also, I won't be on tomorrow in my normal slot because of the aforementioned Sebadoh concert.
[Update:] playlist
I saw Half Nelson tonight. Basically it's a story of a gifted inner city teacher whose life is also falling apart and who has a massive drug problem. The teacher also develops an unusual (and at times inappropriate) relationship with a student.
Ryan Gosling (I love those cupcakes like McAdams loves Gosling. Two, no six, no twelve, BAKERS DOZEN.) plays the teacher, a role for which he was nominated for an Oscar (but did not win).
It's a hard movie to watch;—umcomfortable enough that I physically squirmed at a few parts. But the acting and story are good. Gosling and Shareeka Epps, who played the student, both turn in stunning performances.
The ending seems to happen about five minutes too soon. The future is indicated, but weakly enough that there is still a hint of doubt.
Announcing! February 2007 Mix Tape (vol. 8)
I meant to post this the one day I was back between South Africa and Mexico, February 14, but I got held up. I had a brilliant theme, given that it was St. Valentine's Day: Love Songs: the Good, the Bad and the Ugly. Well, it almost worked out but I feel like it won't have the same relavence or weight posting it today. Oh well.
You can download the zip file with the following:
1. mp3s of the songs
2. liner notes
3. playlist files (iTunes txt file and an m3u file—I think the m3u file might actually be right this time)
(for the iTunes file, simply import all the songs to your library and then go to file->import and then select the song list. you should now have the 2007feb playlist in your iTunes with all the songs in the correct order).
If you want to read the liner notes before downloading the whole thing, they're here. There are a bunch of great songs on here, from 60s girl groups, to Pedro the Lion (he sure is good at the Bad and the Ugly), to Jose Gonzalez. I also took this one apt opportunity to throw in a couple 'emo' songs.
Adrian's February 2007 mix tape [zip file]
This'll be up for a limited time (~1 week) before being moved to a password protected folder.
If you like the artists or songs, I suggest supporting them by buying their music, going to a show, buying merchandise from them or at least telling other people about them.
Anyway, I hope you like this one even if it's a bit past its due. I have a bunch of great songs in my mind for the next one, so hopefully I can get back on track for that one.
suddenly busy concert week or two
I haven't been to a rock show in a while and all of a sudden, it seems like I'll be going to quite a few, with Noise Pop this week, a couple of Stanford Concert Network shows and some random bands coming through (some of which I'm considering/ am seeing multiple times). Here's what it looks like:
February 28: Noise Pop: Sebadoh (original line up) at Great American Music Hall
March 1: Noise Pop: Alexi Murdoch w/ Aqueduct at Cafe du Nord OR
March 1: KZSU presents Hella at the 750 Pub, Stanford
March 2: Noise Pop: Ted Leo at Great American Music Hall
March 4: Ted Leo at Kresge Auditorium, Stanford
March 7: Mountain Goats at the Independent
March 9: Mountain Goats at the Bottom of the Hill
March 10: Long Winters at the Independent
March 16: the One Am Radio at Fort Oregon, Berkeley
There are also Badly Drawn Boy w/ Adem, Elvis Perkins, Adem (headlining) and other bands at the end of March. Goodness, life's so hard.
Sacred Harp Singing, Awake, My Soul, and I Belong to this Band
I saw a review of I Belong to this Band: 85 Years of Sacred Harp Recordings in the latest Rolling Stone (which I apparently have a subscription to, maybe because I'm a world famous radio DJ.) I tried to find Rolling Stone's review online, but I did find one in Stylus.
From that CD, I found a documentary about Sacred Harp, Awake My Soul. Did anyone see this? Apparently it aired on PBS recently. The trailer actually give a decent, quick introduction to Sacred Harp singing.
For a taste of it, listen to my favorite song in this style (from the Alan Lomax-recorded Southern Journey, V. 9: Harp of a Thousand Strings – All Day Singing From the Sacred Harp by the Alabama Sacred Harp Singers):
Alabama Sacred Harp Sings – Sherburne (mp3)
Sacred Harp (wikipedia!) is a form of shape note singing, which was developed as a form of notating music such that four shapes on either a line or a space indicate the eight notes of the scale. Sacred Harp was a hymn book written using shape notes in 1850s. It's been sung in pretty much the same way since that time, largely in the American South. See also: how Sacred Harp is sung.
Usually there is a different conductor for each song. The singers run through the melody once on solfege before running through the song once. They then move right on to the next conductor and the next song. There's no practicing or rehearsing songs.
My favorite idiosyncrasy the style are that the singers just sing. There are no pretenses of being polished.
In much the same way that it's been sung for the last 150-odd years, it's still sung today, in fact, I could (and am considering) sing in a group in Palo Alto though, I have to admit I'm not very good at site singing.
Elvis Perkins live (studio) mp3s
Daytrotter has some mp3s of a recent in-studio by Elvis Perkins. They're four songs, all originally on Ash Wednesday. The voice recording is a bit boomy but they're otherwise good.
Arcade Fire live in NYC
I haven't talked about music much lately. I'm about to unleash a slew, so steady yourselves.
NPR has Arcade Fire's performace from last Saturday at Judson Memorial Church in NYC both streaming and download. The first few minutes are a bit rough fidelity-wise because the band starts the show in the audience for the first song.
Also heresay has mp3's from the Friday Judson show, all split up nicely.
wikipedia is so weird.
I understand writing stupid things in wikipedia, but sometimes people write really, really odd things. For example, someone ammended hair:
Sometimes the hair can become transparent. I don't know how this happens but it just does. Beware of transparent hair, and if it does happen to you quickly use your own urine as shampoo.
Of course, it has since been editted out.
(Thanks to Jesse for this. I can't link to him anymore because he abandoned his blog.)
Avedon's In the American West at Cantor Arts Center
Dylan, Melissa and I went to the Cantor Arts Center at Stanford to see their exhibition of In the American West by Richard Avedon. It's a set of photos taken from 1978-1983 of largely working-class inidivudal from the "West" against a white backdrop. It's mostly working class and non-working people: miners, housewives, farmers, drifters, house-wives.
They were originally taken on 8×10 negatives. The prints are huge, 1.5-2x life size. You can see every detail and with the white backdrop, the audience is left to study the face, the eyes, the scars, the oil or coal or gypsum or drit from the hard day's labor in the mine.
The exhibit is arresting. As a photographer, I feel like I would done it differently. I wouldn't have done the white backdrop, for example, though I think it worked to good effect.
this one goes out to Dylan
Ipod Breathalyzer with FM Transmitter
Better or worse than that ipod dock/ toilet paper dispenser?


iTWire - Australia rejects electronic voting - are US elections rigged?
Home Government Government Tech Policy Australia rejects electronic voting - are US elections rigged?
Australia rejects electronic voting - are US elections rigged?
Electronic voting is subject to 'high costs and unacceptable security risks', which clearly ameans hacking, according to the Joint Standing Committee on Electoral Matters and its 77 page report entitled the 'Interim report on the inquiry into the conduct of the 2013 Federal Election'.
The Electoral Matters Committee has released its second interim report assessing the options for electronic voting and electronic support for voting in federal elections.
And… it looks like the Committee has given electronic voting the equivalent of the non-existent Facebook 'thumbs down' dislike button, suggesting it is too easily hacked at a price that's simply too high - presumably both in democratic and financial terms.
The full report can be downloaded here (PDF link), with the report's home page with sections separately downloadable here.
Even so, the report says that it makes 'several recommendations to strengthen electronic support for elections', with Committee Chair the Hon Tony Smith MP saying that "the Committee received evidence during the inquiry arguing that electronic voting was the solution to the errors of the 2013 federal election".
In some sense this should be no surprise, given the voting scandals during the Bush era in the US, with 'Diebold' machines that were very similar to modern ATM cash machines, but extraordinarily suspiciously without offering a verifiable paper trail - something that defies belief but did happen in the land of the brave and the home of the not-so-free anymore, the U.S.A.
Australians, it seems, aren't so easily fooled, with Mr Smith saying that: "ultimately, the Committee has concluded that electronic voting can't be introduced in the near future without high costs and unacceptable security risks".
"The Committee has instead recommended careful steps to progress electronic support mechanisms for voting. Any use of technology in the electoral process needs to have the principle of the sanctity of the ballot at its core", Mr Smith said.
And here's where we say, No Sugar, Sherlocks of the electronic voting proponent community.
Of course, paper based ballots can be falsified and tampered with, too, but at least there is some form of paper trail to search for - even though the current system the 'gamification' of the senate elections that gave us even more Senate clowns that usual, with even lower votes to get in than ever before.
And of course, when things are electronic, hackers seem to get into the most secure of systems at will - whether rogue national hackers or foreign nation states trying to electronically manipulate elections.
Clearly, Australia is relatively small fry compared to the super powers of the world, but at least some semblance of sanity has prevailed down under in the lucky country.
Long may it continue. And may your vote stay safe - even if we have to wonder whether the behaviour of both parties leads us all to sometimes question what our votes are worth, and whether the saying that 'Politics is Hollywood for ugly people' means that it's all just a fiction anyway.
How do I get the red pill so I can jack myself out of this Matrix? :-) :-/ :-!


Rocking Rabbit. I know Karen used rabbit as her DT entry, but I thought this is not just a rabbit. It has special skills.
Since rock can be a verb or a noun (rock as in what you throw), I went with the verb, which means a rocking motion.
I used a gelli print of painted gears and cogs for the background and stacked a few rocking rabbits up like bowling pins. Before anyone asks, the stamp is by Stampa Rosa and was copyrighted in 2002. However, I bought it a couple of years ago at my local craft/scrapbook/stamping/mixed media store.
I know there's been some talk about using any definition, not necessarily the one(s) from the dictionary, but since this is the first time I've played in this challenge, I wanted to use the real dictionary definition as well as the pronunciation. Both words are represented and are from my American Heritage Dictionary.
Because my gelli background wasn't large enough to fit the length of the book page, I added part of another painted page at the bottom. I think I should have left it off, but it was too late once I saw it didn't really match.
Thanks for visiting and leaving such lovely comments on my last Craft Barn entry. For the previous word, I was able to visit and leave comments on every blog, but not on the other social media sites some used.
Your Rocking Rabbit is fabulous, I love it.
I think the second gelli page works well. It balances the page with the denser paintwork and is connected by the purple paint of the top page. I love the rocking rabbit too, two 'r's for the price of one.
You rock with the rocking rabbit idea! Had expected rocking horses indeed ..yes.. but you surprised me --as so often!
Love the rocking rabbit idea. I like the idea of using a rabbit since Easter isn't that far away, and since spring is getting close.Sounds like you have a really interesting collection. You should show us some of them sometime- I would love to see them. Have a great Monday! Hugs.
You must have had so many choices for a rocking challenge. I really like the rocking rabbit and Easter is coming soon so perfect for that as well.
I love the idea of a rocking rabbit! I'd ride that one! And it's wonderful with all the red. I'd say you have R well in hand!
Rocking rabbit is quite appropriate for this month, since Easter is just around the corner. I like the way you added the definitions from the dictionary too.
Rotten luck that the grape juice didn't dye your chosen fabrics, it sure stains anything I am wearing....LOL But it was a great tutorial.
LOL I think there will be lots of rabbits!!!!!!!!!!!! Your pages are all so different!! Love the rocking rabbit!!
Right away I got the song "Rockin Robin" stuck in my head :-)!
Your gelli print background is so interesting as is your R offering and so you too of course E.
The rocking rabbit is a great idea, and this page looks like you had fun creating it, its great. After seeing photos on your blog of some of your Rocking horses, I looked closely to see if you had a tiny one anywhere.
I was expecting a rocking horse! Think you should do another entry with a photo collage of your rocking horses - all 450 of them! Great page though. Gelli backgrounds are always useful.
Yes - I'm with everyone else - it has to be a rocking horse!! Love your ideas and rocking rabbit stamp. Great page this time.
Clever you to use two "R" words for your piece. Your rocking rabbit is great. Lots of painty yummy things going on here, I love it.
Love your choice of word and had no idea about your rocking horse passion! Great gelli print background too, just made me want to play!
A rocking rabbit on a very fun gelli print page. I like the combination of the two painted pages. I think the rabbits are multiplying right before my eyes! LoL.
I would just love to see your rocking horses one day but for now I will content myself with your rocking rabbit page.
the purple from the second gelli print fits in with the purple in the cogs one.
Great page, but I can't believe you have 450 rocking horses, even though some of them are very small.
Wow 450 rocking horses!! But your rocking rabbit is great, thank you for entering The Craft Barn's Challenge.
Rocking rabbits, I don't think I will see those on other entries! Great choice and I love your gelli plate background. I really should give my plate another airing.


President Obama was scheduled to meet in the Oval Office on Wednesday afternoon with William M. Daley, the former Clinton administration commerce secretary who has emerged as the leading contender for the role of White House chief of staff.
Tim Boyle/Bloomberg William M. Daley in April.
Mr. Daley was set to hold a series of meetings in the West Wing, an official said, including one with Gene Sperling, who is expected on Friday to be named as director of the National Economic Council. The president has not made a final decision on either of the two men, but an official said the jobs were so closely intertwined a meeting was necessary.
As Republicans assumed power in the House on Wednesday, Mr. Obama said that he was moving swiftly to implement a reorganization plan that would guide the White House through a new period of divided government and a slow economic recovery.
The president, in a brief telephone interview, said he was eager to assemble his team, and to begin preparing for the State of the Union address and the final two years of his first term.
Mr. Daley, who is the younger brother of Richard Daley, the outgoing mayor of Chicago, has told associates that he would accept the position of chief of staff if it was offered by the president. A final decision was not expected by Mr. Obama until a vetting was finished by a team of White House lawyers.
Pete Rouse, who has served as the interim chief of staff since Rahm Emanuel resigned the post to run for Chicago mayor, was reluctant to take the position permanently. But an official said the president could still ask him to remain if the position is not offered to Mr. Daley.


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A Woman Draws Her Self Portraits During Her First Acid Trip
Friday, Jan 1, 2021, 3:42 pm
By:James Fraser
How does it feel like to be under the influence of drugs? People who don't do drugs can never understand the feeling. Those who do drugs know it but they find it extremely difficult to explain. People use different kinds of recreational drugs from marijuana, cocaine, heroin to LSD to get 'high', which is a phenomenon of consciousness being altered. Of all the drugs, LSD is the most powerful hallucinogenic drug. A Swiss chemist named Albert Hoffman discovered LSD while he was working on a medicine to treat common cold.
What makes LSD (acid) different? It causes hallucinations. It completely alters the way your mind perceives things. The LSD experience or 'trip' is no less than a deeply disturbing horror story for an ordinary person. A typical acid trip lasts 10 to 12 hours.
A woman drew 11 self-portraits of her during her first acid (LSD) trip while a friend was there with her all the time. The pictures are an accurate depiction of hallucinations people go through when they are on drugs like LSD.
1.Before any Effect
By the time she drew the first portrait, she had consumed 200µg of LSD. It takes twenty to forty minutes for the acid to kick in. She was quite normal at this time.
2.After 30 Minutes
At this time, the friend of the girl asked if she started to feel anything. She said she could see colors around her becoming brighter than usual.
3.After 1 Hour 45 Minutes
You can clearly see that she started to see things differently. Usually during an acid trip, after a couple of hours, powerful psychedelic effects start to set in.
4.After 2 Hours and 45 Minutes
This is the beginning of the peak stage. Things are only going to get worse in the coming few hours. People who do drugs call this experience awesome though.
This is the peak stage of the trip. The lady explained she didn't draw the eyes because she doesn't want the picture to look back at her.
She was at the peak of the trip. People who do acid often find interesting, amusing or even horrible hallucinations during this period of time. Everything around them looks very strange to them.
7.After 6 Hours
This picture is more than a great reason to not to try drugs even for one time. You can see how her perception has completely changed. Some people get panic attacks and faint at this stage as the drug creates horrifying illusions and hallucinations.
Her friend said this picture is his personal favorite. Oh yes, this is indeed a good piece of art.
According to her friend, the lady spent 45 minutes in complete darkness listening to Pink Floyd song. She came out and drew this one.
10.After 8 Hours and 45 Minutes
The lady wasn't satisfied with the previous picture. She wanted to draw a more accurate portrait of herself as seen through her eyes. She drew this one.
The psychedelic effects were disappearing quickly. She still didn't draw the eyes because she doesn't want the picture to look back at her!
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First I made a basic heart shape by wrapping masking tape around a wad of plastic grocery bags. Keep wrapping the tape around until you get just the right shape you're looking for. Then I took some plaster sheets and cut them into strips. I used these plaster strips for variety of random projects and they definitely come in handy for random crafts. Check them out online here. You only need about a foot and a half worth of the roll cut into about 1/2 inch strips.
And that's pretty much it! That's the awesome thing about plaster strips! They dry in any shape you leave them and you can use almost anything as your mold.
To finish mine off, I painted the entire thing in red paint and then used Mod Podge to put a photo of Frida Kahlo in the center the heart.


Pakora is an item in punjabi cuisine, created by taking ingredients such as chicken, lamb chop, onion, eggplant, lentils, potato, spinach, cauliflower, tomato, and chili (though usually not more than two to three of these), dipping them in a batter of gram flour and then deep-frying them. The most popular varieties are palak pakora, made from spinach, paneer pakora, made from paneer (soft cheese), and pyaz pakora, made from onion. When onions, on their own, are prepared in the same way, they are known as onion bhujia or bhaji.
Pakoras are usually served as snacks, often taken with chai, or appetisers, and are commonly eaten as starters in restaurants. In the UK, pakoras are popular as a fast food snack, available in Indian takeaways as an alternative to chips or kebabs. Especially popular in Scotland, there even exists a variety known as haggis pakora and ordinary pakoras are commonly available in Scottish chip shops. During Ramadan, the month of fasting, pakoras are often eaten by Muslims during Iftar (the evening meal to break the fast).


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L'Isle of Dogs è una penisola nell'East End di Londra, circondata su tre lati est, sud e ovest dal Tamigi, che disegna un arco a forma di ferro di cavallo a sud della penisola. È amministrata dal London Borough of Tower Hamlets ed è compresa nell'area delle Docklands.

Distretti
L'area include i distretti di Millwall, Cubitt Town e Blackwall. Il sud dell'isola, opposto a Greenwich, era conosciuto come North Greenwich.

Era sede della più alta concentrazione di case popolari d'Inghilterra, ma ora è meglio conosciuta poiché vi trova ubicazione il prestigioso complesso di uffici della Canary Wharf. Il grattacielo One Canada Square, conosciuto anche come Canary Wharf Tower, con i suoi 244 m di altezza è il più alto edificio abitabile in Gran Bretagna.

La penisola è caratterizzata da forti estremi sociali, comprendendo alcune tra le più prosperose ed alcune tra le più depresse aree del paese.

Storia

L'origine del nome non è chiara. Le prime tracce scritte si trovano su una mappa del 1588 che sostiene che Enrico VIII - che aveva il suo Palazzo di Placentia posizionato sull'altra riva del Tamigi, nel Greenwich - avesse sulla penisola il ricovero per i suoi cani da caccia. Un'altra teoria dice che l'origine del nome deriverebbe dalla storpiatura dell'originale Isle of the Docks ("isola dei bacini"), in riferimento ai numerosi bacini e moli che circondavano la penisola.

In origine, la penisola era una palude scarsamente abitata, prima della bonifica avvenuta nel XIII secolo. Nel 1488 una catastrofica frattura nell'argine del Tamigi inondò completamente l'area, riportandola al suo stato di palude, e così rimase fino al XVII secolo, quando ingegneri olandesi provvidero a realizzare una nuova bonifica.

La prima urbanizzazione

L'urbanizzazione dell'Isle of Dogs avvenne nel XVIII secolo a seguito della costruzione dei West India Docks, bacini che vennero inaugurati nel 1802 e diedero inizio al periodo di maggior successo della penisola, che diventò un importante centro commerciale. Nel 1806 vennero quindi inaugurati gli East India Docks, seguiti nel 1868 dal Millwall Dock. I tre bacini vennero poi unificati nel 1909, quando il Port of London Authority ne assunse il controllo. Grazie a tutti questi bacini che le erano sorti attorno, lIsle of Dogs poteva a quel punto essere quasi descritta come una vera isola.

A mano a mano che i bacini accrescevano la loro importanza, un numero sempre maggiore di lavoratori portuali si stabilì sulla penisola. Nel 1901 si contavano 21.000 abitanti, la maggior parte dipendenti portuali della penisola, ma anche di Greenwich e Deptford sull'altra sponda del fiume, a sud e a ovest. L'isola fu quindi collegata al resto di Londra tramite la ferrovia London and Blackwall Railway, aperta nel 1840 e in seguito progressivamente estesa. I trasporti da e per Greenwich furono migliorati grazie alla costruzione del Greenwich foot tunnel, aperto nel 1902. Nel 1895 era stato anche inaugurato un parco, chiamato Island Garden.

La crisi del dopoguerra
Durante la seconda guerra mondiale i bacini rappresentarono un obiettivo chiave per la Luftwaffe e vennero pesantemente bombardati. Un considerevole numero di civili rimase ucciso sotto le bombe ed una massiccia distruzione colpì l'area, con molti magazzini completamente distrutti e molti moli e bacini messi fuori uso per un lungo periodo.

Dopo la guerra, i bacini ritrovarono un breve periodo di gloria e furono addirittura ammodernati nel 1967. Tuttavia, con l'avvento dei container, che i docks non potevano gestire, divennero presto obsoleti. Chiusero progressivamente durante gli anni settanta e gli ultimi - i West India e Millwall Docks - chiusero definitivamente nel 1980. Ciò lasciò l'area in uno stato di progressivo abbandono.

I problemi economici dell'Isle of Dogs portarono alla disoccupazione di massa degli ex operai dei bacini e causarono una grave depressione sociale. La comunità locale evidenziò i problemi dell'area il 3 marzo 1970, dichiarando lIsle of Dogs "repubblica indipendente" con il proprio presidente eletto.

La riconversione

Durante gli anni settanta i governi di conservatori e laburisti proposero diversi piani di azione, ma si dovette aspettare il 1981 perché venisse costituita la London Docklands Development Corporation, che si occupò del nuovo sviluppo dell'area. LIsle of Dogs divenne quindi parte di una zona imprenditoriale che coprì 1,95 km² dell'area e comprendeva i West India Docks, i Millawall Docks e gli East India Docks. Furono costruite nuove abitazioni, così come nuove strutture per uffici e infrastrutture per i trasporti, come la Docklands Light Railway e successivamente l'estensione Jubilee Line che per la prima volta diede alla penisola l'accesso alla metropolitana di Londra.

Dal momento della sua costruzione, tra il 1987 e il 1991, l'area è stata dominata dal crescente sviluppo del Canary Wharf, importante centro direzionale che copre, con i suoi uffici ed edifici, un'area pari a 437 000 km². Ad oggi nel centro direzionale lavorano circa 78 000 persone.

Tuttavia, qualcuno sostiene che la ricostruzione non avrebbe avvantaggiato la popolazione indigena tanto quanto avrebbe potuto, accusando anche la sottrazione di terre destinate ad abitazioni private durante il periodo di rilassamento delle condizioni progettuali sotto la London Docklands Development Corporation.

Alcuni tensioni rimangono tra la comunità dell'''Isle of Dogs ed i professionisti da poco spostatisi sulla penisola. Ciò è dovuto soprattutto alla forte presenza di immigrati e di minoranze etniche che vivono nelle vecchie case popolari sparse tra nuove e costose abitazioni. Ciò provoca nella gioventù disoccupata e disagiata il vivere a contatto con una realtà di automobili veloci e ricchezza, portandoli inevitabilmente verso problemi di criminalità.

Critiche sono anche state rivolte all'impatto ambientale dovuto all'architettura e al design urbano conseguenti la ricostruzione post-1980 dellIsle of Dogs. La tendenza è stata quella di progettare case popolari, vere e proprie torri abitative, in aree piuttosto aperte, anziché creare aree per i pedoni. Anche per quel che riguarda i trasporti, si è prediletto il trasporto meccanizzato piuttosto che quello "verde".

Trasporti

Zone adiacenti:

 Poplar
 Limehouse
 Rotherhithe
 Stepney
 Deptford
 Greenwich

Stazioni della London Underground e DLR:

 Canary Wharf (metropolitana di Londra)
 Canary Wharf (DLR)
 Crossharbour
 Heron Quays
 Islands Gardens
 Mudchute
 South Quay
 West India Quay
London bus routes:

 277
 D3
 D6
 D7
 D8
 N50

Cinema

SullIsle of Dogs sono stati girati molti film di successo, comprese le scene di apertura del film Agente 007 - Il mondo non basta e i più recenti Batman Begins e Love Actually - L'amore davvero. Anche negli anni sessanta e settanta la penisola era stata utilizzata in molti film britannici, mentre erano ancora in funzione i docks.

Film girati sullIsle of Dogs'':

 28 settimane dopo (2007)
 28 giorni dopo (2003)
 Alfie (2004)
 Basic Instinct 2 (2006)
 Batman Begins (2005)
 Johnny English (2003)
 Love Actually - L'amore davvero (2003)
 Giochi di Potere (1992)
 Revolver (2005)
 Spiceworld (1997)
 The Bourne Supremacy (2004)
 Agente 007 - Il mondo non basta (1999)
 Paura primordiale (2007)

Note

Altri progetti

Collegamenti esterni

Zone di Londra
Tower Hamlets
Penisole dell'Inghilterra
Tamigi

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Q: 64 bit features in a 32 bit application? I have a 32 bit application which I plan to run on 64bit Windows 7.
At this stage I cannot convert the entire application to 64 bit due to dependencies to thirdparty functionality.
However, I would like to have access to the xmm9-xmm15 registers in my SSE optimizations and also use the additional registers which 64 bit cpus provides in general while executing my application.
Is this possible to achieve with some compiler flag?

A: It seems to me that the best way would be to divide your program in more than one executable. The EXE compiled as 64bit can communicate with another 32-bit EXE used the 32-bit thirdparty DLL which you need. You will have some overhead in the communication and will have to implement Starting/Stopping of depended process, but you will have clear program architecture.
If you develop native C++ application you can implement the second EXE for example as the COM++ out-of-process object (LocalServer or even LocalService). You can consider the way to implement the COM server in C# (see here). Sometimes that way could simplify the implementation and you can use the advantages of both .NET and native programming.

A: Yes, you can. See this example for how.
As Christopher pointed out, this technique will not always work, but for this express purpose, to jump into a few lines of handcrafted assembly and make use of more registers, then put the result somewhere and then jump back to 32 bit mode, it should work out just fine.


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The Onsite Foundation's Triumph Over Tragedy Program Brings Community, Healing To Mass Shooting Survivors
March 20, 2020 /0 Comments/in Featured /by Jessica Nicholson
Laura Hutfless
On Aug. 31, songwriter/producer Shane McAnally will join actress and activist Sophia Bush at Nashville's Schermerhorn Symphony Center, as hosts for The Onsite Foundation's Hope Rising gala, which will raise funds to help provide mental and emotional health services to vulnerable communities, particularly veterans and first responders, bereaved parents, and survivors of mass shootings from around the country.
One of the programs that will benefit from the upcoming soiree is The Onsite Foundation's Triumph Over Tragedy workshop, which launched earlier this week in Nashville as a source of community, education and most importantly, hope for survivors of mass shootings.
As a Partner and co-founder at Nashville-based entertainment agency FlyteVu, Laura Hutfless has worked with many in Nashville's music industry and fan community, including some who were impacted by the mass shooting that took place at Las Vegas' Route 91 Harvest Festival in 2017, when a gunman fired on a crowd of concertgoers, killing 58 attendees and injuring more than 500.
Hutfless has seen firsthand the long-term struggles that survivors of mass shootings have to face, ongoing struggles that inspired her to help create an avenue for survivors in need of healing.
"For me, it was being in the music community, and those affected by Route 91, knowing artists and managers who were there, and seeing them really struggle with coming back and going back into what you would consider a normal life, or, what for them is a new normal, and some people struggle with that—for weeks, for months, and even still."
For Hutfless, the impetus is both professional and personal. Hutfless' boyfriend Austin Eubanks was a survivor of the 1999 mass shooting at Columbine High School, in Littleton, Colorado, which left 12 students and one teacher dead. Eubanks, who was 17 at the time of the Columbine shootings, was shot in the hand and the knee, and witnessed the death of his friend.
In the years following. Eubanks struggled with addiction to opioids, due to drugs he had been prescribed to treat physical pain, but did little to help him cope with the emotional pain. The addiction later included alcohol and other drugs. By 2016, Eubanks had celebrated five years of sobriety, and worked as a motivational speaker and leader for the Foundry Treatment Center, openly sharing his story to help others struggling with addiction. Last year, his story took an abrupt turn. Eubanks died of an accidental heroin overdose. He was 37.
"When I met Austin, I learned about his story and saw the struggles he had, even 20 years later," Hutfless shares. "After he passed away, I received calls from other survivors. They had lost hope and he had been such an advocate for them, such a role model, that they didn't know where to turn. I looked up places that could help and there weren't many, so I decided we had to do something."
Determined to carry on with the work Eubanks had started, Hutfless turned to friends at The Onsite Foundation, to help create the six-day Triumph Over Tragedy workshop, which earlier this week welcomed nearly 60 survivors from across the country to Onsite's 250-acre campus outside of Nashville. All participants received a full scholarship to attend the program.
"There are so many incidents now, it's become commonplace," she says. "And unfortunately, we often forget about the survivors."
No cell phones or computers are allowed during the program, giving attendees the space to fully focus on education and community. They work with therapists throughout the week and find community in others who have had similar experiences.
To make certain the program would successfully meet the needs of those attending the program, The Onsite Foundation formed a Survivor Advisory Council, a six-person group that includes mass shooting survivors from Columbine, Charleston, Parkland, Thurston, Las Vegas and Aurora. The program address various phases of trauma a survivor goes through, from the acute phase (within three months of an incident), intermediate (within the first year following an incident) and long-term management.
"They learn about fight and flight response, why they have anxiety or nightmares, or hyper-vigilance, all of those things. It's about education and creating a safe environment," says Hutfless. "It's also about community. We know the only way to offload pain is community and so many survivors feel alone. They isolate, they don't want to talk about what they are going through."
In situations such as Route 91, attendees who congregated at the music festival then dispersed back to hometowns across the nation to begin the healing process—often returning to communities where they are the only people who have experienced such a tragedy.
"Just being in a room with people who have experienced the same thing is healing in and of itself."
The program also addressed unhealthy coping mechanisms, such as drugs, alcohol, pornography, even the overuse of technology.
"There are so many options to medicate and numb the pain," Hutfless says. "To quote Austin, he always said his drug of choice was more, more of whatever would numb that pain. So they talk about all of the ways people self-medicate and how that blocks healing from taking place."
The program has been working to integrate aftercare for those attending the Nashville program, as many survivors go back to small towns where therapy may not be adequate, or even available.
"We'll have coaches checking in with each person and digital portals where everyone can continue to connect. If they have a therapist when they are coming into the program, we'll transition them back to their therapist and if they don't, we'll work to find one in their community."
The Onsite Foundation aims to bring other variations of the workshop to additional locations, to service those who are not able to make the trip to Nashville, while Hutfless says she is proud the program is being held in Music City.
"Especially with what Nashville's music industry and fans went through [during Route 91] that's part of why we're so proud to live in this community, because you see this community come together in ways that you don't in other cities."
Jessica Nicholson
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The Serengeti National Park is one of the most celebrated wildlife reserves in the world. This phenomenal National Park, created to preserve the path of the world's largest intact migration circuit, covers nearly 15,000 sq kms.
This land is justifiably famous for its huge concentrations of wildlife, especially the big cats, as well as being the stomping ground of the Great Migration, a massive accumulation of 1.5 million wildebeest, 200,000 zebras and 350,000 gazelles stretching their legs over 1,200 miles in an annual race to find enough water and green grass for their survival.
The greatest proportion of visitors enter the Serengeti through its Southern entrance, the Nabi Hill Gate, which opens onto the Seronera Valley; a vibrant wildlife area at the heart of the Serengeti. This is the region in which the migration commonly stop to calve in march each year, however the Seronera region is characterized by mainly wide open grassy plains and rock kopjes, patched together within a network of rivers that ensure year-round water supplies and keep this region incredibly rich in wildlife throughout the year.
This follows the path of the Grumeti River up towards Lake Victoria. This region provides superb wildlife viewing action when the migration crosses the crocodile infested waters of the Grumeti; at this point camps such as the CCA Grumeti River or Kirawira come into their own.
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Tornado 2.0 introduces several potentially backwards-incompatible changes, including in particular automatic escaping of template output. Users who are upgrading from Tornado 1.x should see the version 2.0 release notes for information about backwards compatibility.
See the Tornado documentation for a detailed walkthrough of the framework.
Automatic installation: Tornado is listed in PyPI and can be installed with pip or easy_install. Note that the source distribution includes demo applications that are not present when Tornado is installed in this way, so you may wish to download a copy of the source tarball as well.
The Tornado source code is hosted on GitHub. On Python 2.6 and 2.7, it is also possible to simply add the tornado directory to your PYTHONPATH instead of building with setup.py, since the standard library includes epoll support.
Prerequisites: Tornado runs on Python 2.5, 2.6, 2.7 and 3.2.
On Python 2.6 and 2.7, there are no dependencies outside the Python standard library, although PycURL (version 7.18.2 or higher required; version 7.21.1 or higher recommended) may be used if desired.
On Python 2.5, PycURL is required, along with simplejson and the Python development headers (typically obtained by installing a package named something like python-dev from your operating system).
On Python 3.2, the distribute package is required. Note that Python 3 support is relatively new and may have bugs.
Platforms: Tornado should run on any Unix-like platform, although for the best performance and scalability only Linux and BSD (including BSD derivatives like Mac OS X) are recommended.
You can discuss Tornado and report bugs on the Tornado developer mailing list. Links to additional resources can be found on the Tornado wiki.
Tornado is one of Facebook's open source technologies. It is available under the Apache License, Version 2.0.
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Have a date night or ladies night planned and unsure what to cook or just a simple meal to have a nice night in? Australian Sweet Potatoes has your back with the ultimate dish that will have everyone asking for more.
1. For the gnocchi: spike the unpeeled sweet potato a few times and bake in the oven at 170°c for 45mins – 1hour or until the potato is soft.
2. Scoop the flesh of the sweet potato into a mixing Discard the skin. Mix the ricotta, parmesan, nutmeg and salt until well combined and almost completely smooth. Add the flour ½ cup at a time, kneading very gently after each addition (don't over knead it – you don't want it to get tough).
3. Eventually, as the dough becomes easier to handle, transfer it to a clean floured surface and form it into a loaf around 25cm x 8cm. Slice a thin slice off the loaf and roll and stretch the slice on a floured surface until it forms a long, skinny rope-like shape. Cut the rope into 1-inch segments and transfer to a bowl: this is your gnocchi. For a professional look, you can press the top of each gnocchi with the back of a fork.
4. Bring a large pot of salted water to boil, add the gnocchi and simmer until the gnocchi rises to the top of the Drain and toss gently with a little olive oil to prevent sticking. At this point you can make the sauce.
5. Warm a large flat bottom frying pan gently then add 2 tsp of olive Gently sweat the onions and garlic until soft.
6. Add the asparagus, broad beans, peas and a pinch of salt, and continue to cook for 1-2 mins.
10. Divide between the serving Serve with more picked mint leaves, lemon zest, crumbled Persian feta and grated parmesan or hard ricotta cheese.


There are currently no rules in international commercial arbitration law and practice assuring the coordination between arbitral awards and/or national court judgments rendered in identical or related cases. This lack of coordination is unsatisfactory, particularly in light of the ever-growing tendency of parties to submit their commercial disputes to international commercial arbitration and the increasing complexity of international arbitration. Today, international commercial transactions and the disputes to which they give rise regularly involve multiple parties, contracts and issues. As a consequence, these disputes (or certain aspects of these disputes) are increasingly tried in multiple fora. In such circumstances, difficult issues regarding the res judicata effects of prior judgments or awards are likely to arise before international commercial arbitral tribunals. The central hypothesis underlying this research is that transnational principles of res judicata should be elaborated for international commercial arbitral tribunals. This solution is justified for several reasons. First, it is justified given the differences among domestic laws regarding res judicata and the difficulties surrounding the formulation of appropriate conflict-of-laws rules. Second, it avoids inappropriate analogies between international arbitration proceedings and litigation. Finally, the solution provides guidance and ensures a certain degree of fairness, certainty and predictability, which is expected by arbitration users. This research seeks to achieve its aims in two stages: Part One examines the doctrine of res judicata in litigation, analysing the doctrine as applied in different domestic laws, as well as in private and public international law. Part Two aims to determine whether and to what extent the res judicata doctrine may be applied by international commercial arbitral tribunals. It aims to demonstrate that transnational principles of res judicata should be elaborated and will seek to formulate such principles.
A judgment on the merits?
A judicial tribunal with jurisdiction over the parties and the subject matter?
e A judgment on the merits?
B How are Res Judicata Issues Currently Dealt With in International Commercial Arbitration Law and Practice?
a Which law governs res judicata issues in arbitration proceedings?
b Which res judicata requirements must be met before international commercial arbitral tribunals?
c To what extent have international arbitral tribunals afforded res judicata effects to prior decisions?
d In what circumstances have international commercial arbitral tribunals denied res judicata effects to prior decisions that were res judicata ?
e What effects have international commercial arbitral tribunals afforded to prior decisions that were not res judicata ?
a What is international commercial arbitration?
d A judicial tribunal with jurisdiction over the parties and the subject matter?
b Is the prior judgment capable of recognition in the country of the arbitral seat?
d An arbitral tribunal with jurisdiction over the parties and the subject matter?
b Is the prior arbitral award capable of recognition in the country of the arbitral seat of the other arbitration?


Concurrent Session 3A Inspiring Australia: is it engaging Australians with Science?
Is evidence the name of the game for the Inspiring Australia program or still lip service? After a year of activity what can we demonstrate about its achievements? State and territory Inspiring Australia officers, representatives of lead agencies and Graham Durant, Director of Questacon, provide national and regional perspectives for how Inspiring Australia is progressing. Will they be able to back their words with data or is it still too early for meaningful measures? Whether tangible or not, we can examine details of how the program is unfolding.
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Double cd with world famous songs with new dutch lyrics. Sung by Esther Hart, Martin van der Starre and Ferry van Leeuwen.
Music i wrote and recorded for Beijing Olympics 2008.
Over 800.000 people saw the show i made the music for on the green.
One of my first bands. Great AOR cd and still a highly sought after release.
Single from the album "Attacks when provoked".
This is a remake of Beth Hart.
I recorded and produced this album. Also played all guitars and keys.
All famous musical stars from Holland sing on this cd.
X-Mas album with all dutch Musical stars.
I produced and recorded this cd. Also played all guitars and keys.
Album and single "the road ahead" were longtime nr 1 in Netherlands.
This band came from a tv programm called "Starmaker".


Line a square pan with foil and spray with non stick spray or grease with coconut oil.
In a medium bowl, combine the chopped nuts, seed mix and coconut. Add the salt and honey and stir to coat.
Pour mixture into prepared pan and press out evenly with the back of a metal spoon.
Bake for 18 minutes, note that the bars will not be hard at this stage.
Place the pan on a cooking rack and let it cool for 20 minutes.
Use the sides of the foil to lift the bars from the pan. Don't try to remove them from the foil. Cut into 16 squares.
Once cooled completely peel the foil of the bars. Wrap each bar individually with wax paper and store in an airtight container at room temperature for up to two weeks.


Thanks so much (and to lisa32989 too!) for letting me know that I'm not crazy. My coach had no clue what to make of my hunger other than to say that the last 15 pounds might be super hard since I haven't been this weight since high school.
Thank you so much for letting me know you like it! It's been a good creative outlet for me during IP, and it means so much to get feedback.
My latest packet obsession is a vanilla drink mix with added vanilla extract (alcohol free of course) and a dash of peppermint extract. Blend up with lots of ice. So good.
Debrasb - I do seem to get hungry more often now.
NSV last night... Bought three dresses a few weeks ago for an upcoming occasion, tried them on, and they're all too big now. Irritated that i have to return them, but so happy at the same time! Guess i learned my shopping lesson (wait until a little closer to the event). I guess i'll just have to calm my over-preparedness and hope i can find something last minute!
This will be the first Easter in over 25 years that there will be no jelly bean, peeps or choc. in our house. Both myself and my future daughter inlaw are on Ideal Protein and neither of us want to sway. Won't be having any sweetbread either, which has been an Easter tradition. The sweetbread will be in the house for my hubby and son.
I want to lose this weight and am spending way to much effort and cash to allow Easter to get in the way. I will tell myself that, 100 times then click my heels and hope for the best.
Happy Thursday! Sounds like some great losses this week!
I have had a crazy week with going out of town for 3 days for the first time since started, and was so proud of myself for staying OP! However, woke up during the night with a stomach bug, and now I'm struggling! All I want is some soup and crackers. Nothing else sounds good, as I'm still pretty queasy. I had the oatmeal for breakfast, and chicken noodle soup for lunch. No veggies buck the thought just made me nauseous.
I definitely needed to hear this. I had gotten used to losing 2 - 3 lbs per week and the last two weeks I have (beware of the 4 letter word) "only" lost 1 lb each week. I'm just finishing my 10th week and just thought it should be more/better. I don't know what the issue is. Anyway, I just need to do what I know works (the sheet) and get out of my own head!
randygrl - WELCOME and thanks for sharing a little about yourself! Have a nice Easter weekend; kind of your last hurrah! Sounds like you are more than ready to begin on Monday. Good Luck and we are all here for ya!
De11s - you did have a chaotic weekend, phew!!! It's a bummer that Applebee's messed up your order so bad. My DH and I eat there about once a week and have the 2 for $20 deal. We both get the 7oz Sirloin and instead of potato/rice get a 2nd serving of broccoli - so lots of steamed broccoli! The deal comes with a appetizer so we always get the buffalo wings to go and he takes it to work the next day for his small staff to eat. We never have problems. Maybe try them again sometime.
Great job on your WL despite all the craziness!
safetylady - I know you can do it, just go into the day with 100% determination and you will succeed. If you get tempted, remind yourself that all those Easter treats will be available next year, so it's not like you will never be able to have that kind of thing again!
Trinkets75 - when you're sick, just do the best you can. It's tough, but know that this too will pass! Hope you feel better soon.
I was totally busted today.. In walmart to get some last minute easter basket stuff for my kids.. My girlfriend had a bag of cadburys mini chocolate eggs..these are my absolute favorites..she opened it and for some crazy impulsive reason I reached in and grabbed a few. I popped them in my mouth and stood there savoring the taste, suddenly I hear someone clear their throat behind me, I turned around and it was my coach!!! can you believe it? I felt like a kid caught with her hand in the cookie jar! Of course I stood there stammering, I honestly didn't know what to say..she just smiled, wished me a happy easter and went on her way. Of course my girlfriend laughed all the way home!
Yeah, I have a ticker ...you know what that means? I have been doing IP for 20 days! I cannot believe how fast the time has gone by!
I have kept meaning to do this, and forgetting/being lazy and just grabbing a RTD! I'm now motivated to try it tonight for my evening snack.
Where have you found alcohol free mint flavoring? I have only seen vanilla alcohol free in the grocery store. Do you order it online or is it available where you live? I'd love a brand name, if you'd be so kind.
I have some mint flavoring and am thinking I will use it knowing that it has a small amount of alcohol in it and just be conscious of how much I use and how often I indulge in a "shamrock shake".
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I am always hungry. Sometimes I think it's mental, other times my stomach is growling. I was always hungry before.....I do have PCOS and hypothyroidism.


For various reasons some threads are left open for a time. It would be good if an Admin or Moderator can close all threads based on first or last date of post in a give thread or by age (open threads 6 months or older for example).
Hi CraigS , thank you for sharing this idea!


Our congratulations to White House Assistant Press Secretary Ninio Fetalvo.
Ninio Fetalvo serves as a spokesman and the Florida Communications Director for the Republican National Committee (RNC). He also serves as the RNC's Asian Pacific American Press Secretary, where he works to engage Asian American communities across the country with the Republican Party's message of opportunity for all.
During the summer of 2016, Fetalvo served as the Deputy Director of Media Affairs for the 2016 Republican National Convention. Throughout his time at the RNC, he has appeared on several international, national, and local English-language and foreign-language media. In 2014, he helped develop and implement strategic communications for the RNC that contributed to Republicans winning 50 percent of the Asian American vote nationally. In just three years, Fetalvo earned a Bachelor of Arts in Political Communications from The George Washington University's School of Media & Public Affairs. Born and raised in Southwest Florida, he is the proud son of Filipino immigrants.
What was the biggest factor in your success?
First and foremost, I have had tremendous support from my family even though a career in politics is not what they had originally intended for me. I'm also grateful to have had the opportunity to work with inspirational and hardworking mentors and colleagues who have continued to push me to do my best in the workplace every day. When I see firsthand so many young people working for our party, it motives me to continue to work in our political process.
What advice would you give to other millennials?
Take risks and don't be afraid to reach out to someone asking for career advice. During my senior year of college, I cold-messaged my now-mentor on LinkedIn. He offered me an internship at the RNC, and I've been working for the Republican Party ever since. Sometimes, being assertive even if you think someone might not care goes a long way, and you should always be willing to put yourself out there.
Does the GOP have a future and why?
The Republican Party has done a great job engaging voters from all communities and all backgrounds, and with the help of people in my generation I am confident our party will continue to be party of growth and opportunity for all. The RNC has a strong presence in all communities across the country, which will pay off in dividends beyond this year's election.


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For many years now, the Cevital Group has been developing an ambitious strategy for foreign acquisitions, in search of avenues for growth by 2025. This strategy enables it to achieve the critical mass it requires to move up a level and compete in the same league as the largest global companies.
Cevital is focusing on several large projects, which have strong synergies with its activities in Algeria, continental Europe and Brazil. Its method is to build up the technological know-how, from Research and Development to patents, and the international distribution networks that will enable it to export.
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The Story of the Three Bears Characters
Characters Joseph Jacobs
A detailed study guide on characteristics, actions and connections between literary characters included in The Story of the Three Bears by Joseph Jacobs. The analysis includes characteristics of the old woman as antagonist and the three bears as protagonists of the fairy tale.
The Three Bears Book
The Three Bears Analysis
The Three Bears Summary
Joseph Jacobs Biography
As it was written in the story, all three bears were good and meant no harm, that's why they left the doors unlocked and the window open when they went on a walk. They are protagonists of this story and are mainly characterized by their looks (outer characterization), the big bear, the middle-sized bear, and a small bear. All three are male bears and have their own chair, pot, and bed. What is also known is their temper and characterization of their voices:
The Great Bear has a rough, gruff voice, the Middle bear has a middle voice and the Little Wee Bear has a little, small, wee voice.
"...said the Great, Huge Bear, in his great, rough, gruff voice"
"said the Middle Bear in his middle voice."
"said the Little, Small, Wee Bear, in his little, small, wee voice."
The Little, Old Woman
Unlike the bears, the antagonist is described by her deeds. She enters someone's house uninvited, peeps through the keyhole, looks through the window, eats food that doesn't belong to her, sleeps in someone else's bed. She has special wishes, so she tries everything (from chairs to porridge) before satisfying his desires and for each, she has a snarky comment or a bad word. Also, it needs to be noted that the author commented in the story that this little old woman could be a thief.
"They were wooden spoons; if they had been silver ones, the naughty old Woman would have put them in her pocket."
Also, the author noted that her head was ugly and dirty.
"...and upon the pillow was the little old Woman's ugly, dirty head, - which was not in its place, for she had no business there."
At best, the little, old woman represents the moral of the story: don't steal someone else's food or use their stuff, because you will be caught and punished. In this version of the story the little old woman was scared, the bears didn't hurt her, but she jumped from the window by herself and experienced a punishment, although the author states that her faith remains unknown and if she has learned a lesson.
"Out the little old Woman jumped; and whether she broke her neck in the fall; or ran into the wood and was lost there; or found her way out of the wood, and was taken up by the constable and sent to the House of Correction for a vagrant as she was, I cannot tell. But the Three Bears never saw anything more of her."


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