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Dykes: 'Battle-hardened' TCU put pieces together
No. 3 TCU goes into the College Football Playoff Championship Game on Monday versus No. 1 Georgia as a 12.5-point underdog, but first-year coach Sonny Dykes said Tuesday that the Horned Frogs think they shed the label of a Cinderella team weeks ago.TCU was chosen to complete seventh in the Huge 12 conference and is now in position to win the program's first nationwide title given that 1938. Dykes yielded that a lot of within the program would confess this previous summer season they didn't believe they 'd be betting the nationwide title.It wasn't
that they didn't believe they can it, Dykes stated, "we just had not done it together."
That mindset began to change, he said, following a three-game stretch that consisted of wins against West Virginia, Texas and Baylor.
"I think that point, our guys began to believe, 'OK, we're a real football group and we're a battle-hardened group and we've needed to get rid of some difficulty,'" Dykes said. "And you understand what? We have a chance to make a run."
TCU, which went 12-0 during the routine season before losing in overtime to Kansas State in the Big 12 championship game, has proven doubters wrong all season, and will have one last opportunity to defy the odds on the sport's biggest stage. TCU could become the first team given that Georgia in 1990 to win the nationwide title after being unranked in the preseason Associated Press survey, which started in 1950.
"When you hear about how you will lose to a team, or nevertheless lots of points you're going to lose by, it just fuels us as a group," LB Dee Winters said.Georgia coach
Kirby Smart said Tuesday that TCU's capability to come back in the fourth quarter "reveals what your mental makeup is." TCU won 5 games this season when routing after halftime and won seven straight games by 10 points or fewer.
"Their kids think," Smart stated. "They have, I seem like simply checking out and listening about them, a great deal of similarities to our kids in terms of the culture created there, the method they play, the way they believe.
"Their conference has been in a great deal of tight ballgames, and they've won those tight ballgames, and done an extraordinary task with what they do. And they develop truly difficult circumstances defensively, do an extraordinary job on unique teams. Have among the very best returners I've ever faced in the return game and score a great deal of points on offense with the Heisman Trophy-candidate quarterback. So it's a recipe to be betting the national championship."
Dykes stated his team has actually matured throughout the season, but the message when he was employed was "we suffice."
"We suffice to compete," he stated. "We have all the pieces here. We just need to put them all together and we have actually got to do things the right way. We need to want to pay the prices. And those men believe that. They really have. They believed it from day one."
Still, they understand not everybody is persuaded– even after Saturday's 51-45 win against No. 2 Michigan.
"We use it as motivation, due to the fact that why not?" stated star receiver Quentin Johnston. "It's one of the main points I feel like has driven us to the success we've concerned this year. So honestly, there's going to be a lot of outside noise, individuals projecting us to lose by nevertheless numerous points, but we're going to keep doing what we're doing and prove them incorrect from week to week."
TCU's possibilities at an upset will increase if running back Kendre Miller is healthy, however Dykes said his leading rush is "most likely questionable" after hurting his knee in the first half of the Fiesta Bowl.
"I believe he's feeling pretty good," Dykes said, keeping in mind the coaching personnel got "a pretty good evaluation on him" when the group returned house from Phoenix. "He was pretty sore. Got up yesterday, felt a little much better. I just saw him a bit ago. He's feeling better today. … We'll see how he progresses through the week, see how he feels, and we'll attempt to make a decision as we get closer to game time whether we think he's going to be all set to play or not."
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Bankruptcy Information | In Missouri, Grandchildren are Children Too!
In Missouri, Grandchildren are Children Too!
Home > Bankruptcy Basics > In Missouri, Grandchildren are Children Too!
24 Oct In Missouri, Grandchildren are Children Too!
Missouri's wildcard provides additional exemptions to a head of a family for "unmarried dependent children." Last week, in St. Louis Judge Charles "Sketch" Rendlen III held that "children" includes grandchildren. So fortunately Missouri will continue to recognize that grandkids are children also.
The trustee argued that a "child" should only include the lineally direct (or adopted) offspring of the debtor. Judge Rendlen, however, pointed to other decisions in Missouri which have concluded "children" included "stepchildren" who were not adopted by the debtor but dependent upon him. And he pointed out the statute does not refer to a "parent" but rather a "head of a family" which is typically a broader concept.
To have ruled otherwise would have stripped the statute of its intended purpose. The statute provides relief to a debtor who rose to the occasion of his circumstances and supported a child to whom he was morally, even if not legally, obligated. Such an admirable act (which public policy would encourage) is not made any less worthy because the [head of family] is not the biological or adoptive parent of the child, and a non-parent [head of family] is not any less deserving of the exemption.
Judge Rendlen further concluded that the statute does not require that the debtor have claimed the grandchild on his taxes as a dependent — a secondary option regarding adult disabled dependents does, however — but rather be "dependent" which is a factual issue about who provides the support to the child.
Although the judge critiqued the trustee's position as "brutally restrictive," in fact this case represents an example of a trustee trying to discover the limits of exemptions laws. Such "test" cases can be nerve-racking for the people involved but they are a necessary way to develop the body of law so attorneys and consumers can finally know for certain how the law applies to new situations. So, now we know, grandchildren are children!
Case: In re Joseph Odell Hall, #05-52922-705 (Bankr.E.D.Mo.) decided October 17, 2007.


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Malladi Vishnu is an Indian politician and was a legislator belonging to YSR Congress Party. He served as vuda chairman for Vijayawada during YSR time. He represented Vijayawada Central assembly constituency.

References

Living people
Indian National Congress politicians
Telugu people
Year of birth missing (living people)
Andhra Pradesh MLAs 2019–2024
Indian National Congress politicians from Andhra Pradesh

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7 LISTS EntourageLists about the HBO series the followed actor Vincent Chase and his pals from Queens to LA from 2004 to 2011.
Entourage blessed the world with 8 seasons and 96 episodes of Hollywood glory. Along the way, countless celebrities were on the series, some making cameos, others making lengthier guest appearances. It became so normal to see actors, actresses, and athletes stopping by that it's nearly impossible to keep track of everyone who was on the series throughout the years. But, have no fear, here's a reminder of the most important and frequently forgotten guest appearances on Entourage.
On episode 11 of season 4, "No Cannes Do," Vince and the boys hitchhike a flight to Cannes aboard Kanye's private plane. This is "the old Kanye," you hear people talk about these days, and it even featured Kanye's "Good Life" during the end credits.
In the first season's 5th episode, "The Script and the Sherpa" the gang visits Vince's girlfriend's Sherpa for marijuana. He's got such a different appearance that he's tough to recognize, but that Sherpa is played by Val Kilmer.
On episode 8 of season 1, "New York," Johansson plays herself in this quick scene.


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Q: Rename PouchDB without rebuilding indices We are currently doing an architectural change that requires the local PouchDB to be renamed. As some of the databases are quite big and the indices take quite long to build, it would be great to instead just rename or copy the data as well as the indices from an existing local PouchDB.
PouchDB creates one main IndexedDB (_pouch_<db name>) that holds all data and then it creates further IndexedDBs (_pouch_<db name>-mrview-<some hash>) that hold the created indices. The names of these DBs can be found in two local docs: _local/_pouch_dependentDbs and _local/mrviews.
My ideas so far were:

*

*Use this IndexedDB backup script which does a JSON backup of the whole IndexedDB and also allows to write a JSON string into a IndexedDB. This script did not work however, maybe due to the complex keyPath values. I am not an expert with IndexedDBs so I can't say for sure.

*Sync the old PouchDB to a new PouchDB with the new name and destroy the old one afterwards. This works fine but leaves the problem that the indices have to be re-created (which I want to avoid).

*Fetch the _local/_pouch_dependentDbs and _local/mrviews objects and use this information to also sync the DBs used for the map-reduce-views (_pouch_<dbname>-mrview-<some hash>) to new DBs with the new name and then also update the _local/... docs and write them to the new database. The process works but the indices still have to be built afterwards. This is probably because the contents of the by-sequence and local-store stores are not synchronized but I could also not find more information on the contents of these stores.

I was wondering if anyone here knows a good solution that makes this whole process easier (as its just about renaming a DB).

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In 10 states, a gallon of gas now costs more than $5
Published June 6, 2022 at 12:27 PM PDT
Justin Sullivan
Gas prices over $7.00 a gallon are displayed at a Chevron gas station in Menlo Park, Calif., on May 25.
U.S. gas prices hit a new record on Monday, with a gallon of regular gas costing an average of $4.865 (not adjusting for inflation), according to the most recent data from AAA.
The highest average price — $6.34 — is in California, but 10 states have now surpassed the $5 mark.
The higher prices hit hard in the past week, when Americans hit roads and highways for the Memorial Day holiday travel.
"People are still fueling up, despite these high prices," AAA spokesperson Andrew Gross said in a news release. "At some point, drivers may change their daily driving habits or lifestyle due to these high prices, but we are not there yet."
Where are the highest gas prices?
Consumers are paying more around the country: no state's average is below $4.28, according to AAA. Parts of the West, Midwest and Northeast are seeing some of the nation's highest gas costs.
Here are the 5 states with the highest average gas prices, as of June 6:
California: $6.34
Nevada: $5.49
Hawaii: $5.47
Oregon $5.41
Washington $5.40
And in the District of Columbia, the average cost is $5.06, AAA said. The biggest weekly shock came in states such as Michigan, Illinois and Indiana — all of which saw gas rise by more than 40 cents in the past week.
Another nine states seem poised to hit the $5 threshold, including Pennsylvania ($4.95), and Massachusetts ($4.96).
Oil and gas companies want to boost production
In response to the new spike, Consumer Energy Alliance President David Holt — whose organization's members include numerous oil and gas companies — called for ramping up U.S. oil and gas production.
"We are in unprecedented territory with gasoline prices headed for a national average of $5 a gallon," Holt told NPR on Monday.
Several factors are responsible for the high gasoline prices, from the effects of Russia's invasion of Ukraine to strong demand from U.S. consumers outpacing what refineries can produce, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration.
Citing the oil market's volatility in the face of factors such as the EU's plan to cut off nearly all Russian oil imports, AAA warned, "pump prices will likely remain elevated as long as demand grows and supply remains tight."
It's not as bad as earlier spikes in gas prices, EIA says
Despite the eye-popping numbers being put on gas station signs, the EIA says that as a percentage of disposable personal income, gasoline costs are still only a little higher than the average since 2015 — and it says they're lower than in previous times when oil prices soared past $100 per barrel.
"The share of disposable personal income allocated to gasoline expenditures reached its peak in 2008, just before the onset of the global financial crisis when oil prices were at record highs," the agency said in its recent short-term outlook.
Still, the EIA predicts that for consumers, the average U.S. household will have to spend around $450 more for gas this year than they did in 2021, on an inflation-adjusted basis.

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Thanks to Annalee for this submission!
With my YouTube-Video I will demonstrate that "2 = Square root of 2". Where is the mistake? In spite of the fact that the text of this proof is written in German, you could understand it without knowledge of this language.
Thanks to Ortmar Buss (ojbuss) for this submission!
Are you ready for another brain teaser? You're in for a treat.
The gentle Pardoner […] produced the accompanying plan, and said that it represented sixty-four towns through which he had to pass during some of his pilgrimages, and the lines connecting them were roads. He explained that the puzzle was to start from the large black town and visit all the other towns once, and once only, in fifteen straight pilgrimages. Try to trace the route in fifteen straight lines with your pencil. You may end where you like, but note that the omission of a little road at the bottom is intentional, as it seems that it was impossible to go that way.
Pardoner started from the large black town and visited all the other towns once, and once only, in fifteen straight pilgrimages.
Sorry ladies, there is only one tan I care about!


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SokSiphana&associates > Resources > Publications > The Renewable Energy Act: Is Malaysia Powering Up Right?
The Renewable Energy Act: Is Malaysia Powering Up Right?
Almost a decade has passed since the Renewable Energy Act 2011 introduced the feed-in tariff scheme in Malaysia. The mission was to increase electricity generation from renewable sources and accelerate the growth of the country's renewable energy sector. Amin Abdul Majid and Khoo Yu Lin, Partners from the Projects, Infrastructure and Energy Practice Group of Zaid Ibrahim & Co. (a member of ZICO Law), reflect on the development of Malaysia's renewable energy and energy efficiency efforts and share their thoughts on whether the industry is poised for a further boost.
Jurisdictions: Malaysia


If you love NASCAR as much as we do you won't want to miss our trips to Dover & the Poconos for the summer races.
Hanako Ishii once said, "Money can't buy happiness. But, it can buy chocolate, which is pretty much the same thing." We have to agree, so grab your sweetie and join us for an evening filled with love and chocolate.
You know Spring is just around the corner when the Philadelphia Flower Show is back in town and we are headed there to see some of the most beautiful flowers in the world!
Join us as we hop (get it?!) from brewery to brewery tasting some of the most delicious craft beers around.
We're taking you to the PGA Championship & the FedEx Playoffs to watch the pros battle it out for the title of PGA Champion.
The Triple Crown kicks off at The Kentucky Derby, followed by The Preakness and finally Belmont Stakes. Last year Justify became the second undefeated winner in Triple Crown history. Now that he has retired, who will take the crown?
Our summer season kicks off with winery tours, followed by dinner in the vineyard. This farm-to-table experience is one you won't want to miss!
Second stop on our floral series tours is a trip to the New York Botanical Gardens. Join us for a guided tram ride through the flowers followed by a delicious Victorian Tea.
Rounding out our floral series tours is a trip to the Longwood Gardens. Tour the gardens at a leisurely pace and then join us for a delightful lunch.
Join us for a frightening evening at Terror Behind the Walls. A shot-of-courage, 6 attractions and cocktail hour at Al Capone's Speakeasy await you.
Take in the splendor of the season with our holiday lights tour, hot chocolate included!


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The Sunday Salon [7.17.2011] – my books. my life.
I got a little of my reading mojo back this week. Part of the problem was that I felt weighed down by all of the half-read books I had lying around the house. I still wanted to read all of them but it seemed a little overwhelming. Jen from Devourer of Books (the closest thing to a life coach I have) came up with a plan for me and I've since finished two of them. I finished The Heroine's Bookshelf by Erin Blakemore and 13, rue Therese by Elena Mauli Shapiro. And now I am working on Blood Work by Holly Tucker.
One of the good things about audiobooks is that even when I don't feel like reading, I still keep listening. And I have been listening to some fantastic audiobooks lately. I finished Faith by Jennifer Haigh and I am almost done with Feed by Mira Grant. Both are very good.
Ha! Jen the life coach. I can see that! This week is all about Madame Bovary for me. We have an upcoming WOIN show on the lady and an interview with an author, so I am trying to power through.
I could use a good life coach. Can I borrow Jen? LOL!
I'm a few pages from the end of Everything Beautiful Began After by Simon Van Booy. Once I hit the halfway point, it's been near impossible to put down!
I need a life coach too! I have laid that job down at the feet of my BFF. But she will be no help to me when it comes to getting things read and reviewed. I love audios for the same reason…they just keep rolling, depsite your mood. But I am loving Faith. I'm about halfway done with that one.
I like that one your list is a book you borrowed from me and two audios I pushed on you. Maybe we should change my title from life coach to reading dictator.
I listened to Feed too and just loved it, and I didn't think I could like a book with zombies in it. I have the follow up in print.


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Q: Make Perl web server deliver an ogg through HTTP to Chrome for a HTML5 audio element I am writing a Perl script that acts as a simple web server that serves audio files over HTML5. I have succeeded in getting it to show a page to a web browser with an HTML5 audio element. It continues to listen to the socket for when the browser asks for an audio file via a GET request; hh.ogg in this example and tries to respond with the ogg inside the message body. It works over port 8888.
#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;
use IO::Socket;

my $port = 8888;
my $server = new IO::Socket::INET(  Proto => 'tcp',
                                    LocalPort => $port,
                                    Listen => SOMAXCONN,
                                    ReuseAddr => 1)
            or die "Unable to create server socket";

# Server loop
while(my $client = $server->accept())
{
    my $client_info;
    my $faviconRequest = 0;
    while(<$client>)
    {
        last if /^\r\n$/;
        $faviconRequest = 1 if ($_ =~ m/favicon/is);
        print "\n$_" if ($_ =~ m/GET/is);
        $client_info .= $_;
    }

    if ($faviconRequest == 1)
    {
        #Ignore favicon requests for now
        print "Favicon request, ignoring and closing client";
        close($client);
    }
    incoming($client, $client_info) if ($faviconRequest == 0);
}

sub incoming
{
    print "\n=== Incoming Request:\n";
    my $client = shift;
    print $client &buildResponse($client, shift);
    print "Closing \$client";
    close($client);
}

sub buildResponse
{
    my $client = shift;
    my $client_info = shift;
    my $re1='.*?';
    my $re2='(hh\\.ogg)';
    my $re=$re1.$re2;

    print "client info is $client_info";

    # Send the file over socket if it's the ogg the browser wants.
    return sendFile($client) if ($client_info =~ m/$re/is);

    my $r = "HTTP/1.0 200 OK\r\nContent-type: text/html\r\n\r\n
            <html>
            <head>
                <title>Hello!</title>
            </head>
            <body>
            Hello World.
            <audio src=\"hh.ogg\" controls=\"controls\" preload=\"none\"></audio>
            </body>
            </html>";
    return $r;
}

sub sendFile
{
    print "\n>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> sendFile";
    my $client = shift;
    open my $fh, '<' , 'hh.ogg';
    my $size = -s $fh;
    print "\nsize: $size";

    print $client "Allow: GET\015\012";
    print $client "Accept-Ranges: none\015\012";
    print $client "Content-Type: \"audio/ogg\"\015\012";
    print $client "Content-Length: $size\015\012";
    print "\nsent headers before sending file";

    ############################################
    #Take the filehandle and send it over the socket.
    my $scalar = do {local $/; <$fh>};
    my $offset = 0;
    while(1)
    {
        print "\nsyswriting to socket. Offset: $offset";
        $offset += syswrite($client, $scalar, $size, $offset);
        last if ($offset >= $size);
    }
    print "Finished writing to socket.";
    close $fh;
    return "";
}

The sendFile subroutine is called when the GET request matches a regex for hh.ogg.
I send a few headers in the response before writing the ogg to the socket before closing.
This code works exactly as I'd expect in Firefox. When I press play the script receives a GET from Firefox asking for the ogg, I send it over and Firefox plays the track.
My problem is the script crashes in Google Chrome. Chrome's developer tools just says it cannot retrieve hh.ogg. When I visit 127.0.0.1:8888 in my browser while the script is running I can download hh.ogg. I have noticed that Chrome will make multiple GET requests for hh.ogg whereas Firefox just makes one. I've read that it may do this for caching reasons? This could be a reason as to why the script crashes.
I have
print $client "Accept-Ranges: none\015\012";

to try and stop this behaviour but it didn't work.
I'm not sure of exactly what headers to respond to Chrome to let it receive the file within one HTTP response. When the script crashes I also occasionally get this message printed out from Perl; otherwise there are no other errors. It will quit somewhere inside the while loop where I syswrite() to the socket.
Use of uninitialized value in addition (+) at ./test.pl line 91, <$fh> line 1.

Which is referring to this line.
$offset += syswrite($client, $scalar, $size, $offset);

I don't know why there would be any uninitialized values.
Would anyone have any ideas why this could be happening? If at all possible I'd like to accomplish this without requiring additional modules from CPAN.

A: Use a real web server instead that is already working and thorougly debugged instead of messing with sockets yourself. The Web is always more complicated than you think. Run the following app with plackup --port=8888.
use HTTP::Status qw(HTTP_OK);
use Path::Class qw(file);
use Plack::Request qw();
use Router::Resource qw(router resource GET);

my $app = sub {
    my ($env) = @_;
    my $req = Plack::Request->new($env);
    my $router = router {
        resource '/' => sub {
            GET {
                return $req->new_response(
                    HTTP_OK,
                    [Content_Type => 'application/xhtml+xml;charset=UTF-8'],
                    [ '… HTML …' ]  # array of strings or just one big string
                )->finalize;
            };
        };
        resource '/hh.ogg' => sub {
            GET {
                return $req->new_response(
                    HTTP_OK,
                    [Content_Type => 'audio/vorbis'],
                    file(qw(path to hh.ogg))->resolve->openr # file handle
                )->finalize;
            };
        };
    };
    $router->dispatch($env);
};

A: Your error says Use of uninitialized value in addition which means it is not inside the syswrite, but in the += operation. syswrite() returns undef if there is an error. Which seems consistent with your overall error with Chrome. The $! variable contains some info about the writing error.


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Identification: This is a translucent-cream aeolid frosted with bluish white. The rhinophores are closely spaced with translucent-white tips and, sometimes, translucent-orange bases. The cerata have brown cores and bluish white tips with subapical orange rings. It differs from the similar appearing Anteaeolidiella cacaotica in lacking obvious cnidosacs in the tips of its cerata.
Natural history: Tenellia sp. #25 is a moderately common aeolid. Most of the animals we've seen were found in association with the introduced hydroid Pennaria disticha in silty Halimeda kanaloana beds at depths of 8-12 m (26-39 ft). However, it has also be found in tide pools (by Heidi Miller as reported on The Odyssey of Dai Mar site) and in shallow, moderately exposed rocky habitats where it's host hydroid is common. In a dish, one animal showed a strong preference for resting on the hydroid and clung tenaciously to it. It was observed feeding on the stalks of the hydroid, though it ignored the polyps. Several pale pink, arc-shaped egg masses were attached to the base of the P. disticha colony when it was collected and the animal subsequently laid several comparable masses in a dish. The egg masses swelled during development and one hatched in about five days in the laboratory.
Distribution: Big Island, Maui and Kauai: also known from Guam, South Africa and French Polynesia.
Taxonomic notes: It was first recorded in Hawaii from Maalaea Bay, Maui by CP on May 5, 2008 and was formerly placed in the genus Catriona.
Photo: CP: 15 mm: Maalaea Bay, Maui; May 5, 2008.
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All those in leadership have imperfections.
At Safari Mission, a nonprofit mission organization in Tulsa, we teach on leaders and leadership. We that those in leadership are not perfect people, they are people who have decided to rely on God to do a job He has asked them to do. At Safari Mission a nonprofit mission organization in Tulsa we believe that If someone is not willing to rely on God, and they want to do everything in their own strength, they are not qualified to carry out the plans that God has. A leader or one in leadership must be ready to fully depend on God for their plans and dreams to come true.
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The principal people in this story are Joshua, Moses, Aaron, and Hur. Out of all of them, Moses, the one in leadership, has by far the easiest job. Aaron is Moses' older brother. In this day and age, Aaron could have said that he was the older brother, that he should be considered wiser, and therefore the leader. Aaron has good reason to complain. Besides his age, Moses isn't even a good speaker. Aaron could think he should be the chief speaker, or be the one in leadership. Our nonprofit mission organization in Tulsa works in East Africa and we see similar cultural ideas like this where we work. But this was not Aaron's attitude.
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Han tog OS-brons i synkroniserade svikthopp i samband med de olympiska simhoppstävlingarna 2012 i London.

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Код КОАТУУ — 2320988807. Население по переписи 2001 года составляло 46 человек.

Географическое положение
Село Терноватое находится в 1,5 км от сёл Переможное и Степовое (Токмакский район).
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Películas
 Vacation (1983), película dirigida por Harold Ramis.
 Vacation (2005), película.
 Vacation (2011), película.
 Vacation (2015), película de John Francis Daley y Jonathan Goldstein.

Música
Álbumes
 Vacation (1982), álbum de The Go-Go's.
 Vacation (2011), álbum de Bomb the Music Industry!.

Canciones
 Vacation (1962), canción de Connie Francis.
 Vacation (1982), canción de The Go-Go's.
 Vacation (2008), canción de Young Jeezy.

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Labeling tracks and keeping a detailed record of what's happening during a recording session is crucial for saving time. Don't do this during the initial recording process, which should flow without periodic interruptions, but rather when you're mixing the material later on. Take a small amount of time to label each track or input before and after you record each piece. And keep handwritten notes in a notebook (or at least on a separate screen other than the one used to record).
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To get around this problem, we'll sometimes give sections names like "A" or "B" instead of "verse" or "chorus." Let's look at a few structures in this vein.
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In the above video, you can watch me put together a quick trap beat and then create some simple variations on it. Subtle changes in the foundational loop or beat will help your song to feel like it's moving forward as the song progresses, even though the track might only be built on a couple of repetitive looping fragments, just like so much of hip-hop production is.
We all know that sound is a wave. The curves and spikes of our friend the "waveform" are a graphic representation of that wave's action, traveling physically through air. If I clap my hands and record it into my DAW, the peaks and troughs on the screen represent the fluctuating changes in air pressure that cause the sensory phenomenon we call sound. These ripples of pressure in the air make our eardrums vibrate, so we can hear that sound.
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Home / Blog / Climate Voices / COP27: Cognitive Dissonance
By: Susan Phillips, Executive Director
I sit here at my laptop with so many observations and experiences running through my head.
The 27th Conference of the Parties (COP27) is coming to an end. For civil society, the folks from nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) with limited resources, it is over and we are all heading home as waves of humans pass through the Sharm el Sheikh airport. My theme of the week: cognitive dissonance.
Cognitive dissonance: the state of having inconsistent thoughts, beliefs or attitudes, especially relating to behavioral decisions and attitude changes.
For 30 years now, world leaders have been gathering to work together to ensure our planet remains habitable into the future. For 29 of those years, they have failed to mention in all of their agreements and protocols the primary culprit of global warming: the extraction and consumption of fossil fuels.
They continue to put forth false solutions, pretending that something good will result. They continue to ignore the cries of civil society for a just transition.
The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) has allowed this COP to be hosted in Egypt, a country whose human rights and environment record are questionable. And that host country drove us to a very isolated tourist town. Far from the good people of Egypt, far from their natural gas processing plants, far from the places in Egypt that are suffering the impacts of climate change right now. We have been welcomed into what feels like an ill-prepared Olympic Village — buildings hastily constructed, landscapes of non-native species wilting from recent transplant into the hot dry air. Irrigation hoses everywhere. Disposable plastic bottles everywhere. Sharm feels like a Vegas wanna-be — all the bling and the glitz of fancy resorts and endless strings of lights. So much needless consumption of energy and water.
And at the same time, as it always is, the people are kind and friendly and the natural landscape of mountains and coral reefs — when you get beyond the cheesy Vegas parts — is breathtakingly beautiful. I take away memories of new brief encounters: the Egyptian woman cleaning the toilets (the only work available here to local women) with whom I chatted via Google Translate as we shared photos of our children, the late night (early morning?) taxi driver who taught me a few useful Arabic phrases, the British man here to do tech support who told me about his daughter in law school who wants to change the world.
And I take home with me new comrades from Climate Generation's week two delegation and other activists I met here. Colleagues who I trust will carry the work forward in their local communities, folks with whom I will stay connected as we build solidarity out from our local work to global networks.
I carry home the memories of so many brilliant and fired up young people and impacted communities; they will be my inspiration for the road ahead.
Together we will find ways to heal the planet despite the corporate powers of fossil fuel companies. Together we will bring a just transition to reality and step away, once and for all, from this present cognitive dissonance.
Susan Phillips is an activist, educator/facilitator/trainer, specialist in participatory and servant leadership, and an experienced non-profit leader. She has led programs for unhoused youth in the Twin Cities and Central America, held leadership roles in the food justice and education justice ecosystems, and volunteered in youth leadership settings. Susan has a BA in Cultural Anthropology and a MA in Leadership Studies. When not engaged in community building projects, Susan is a backyard farmer, artist, year-round cyclist, student of life, and parent of three fantastic young adults. Susan joined the Climate Generation team in September as our new Executive Director, and is excited to participate directly in our Window Into COP27 program.
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ICT'2018 will take place at the prestigious conference centre "Palais du Grand Large" in Saint Malo, France. It is located in the heart of the city, facing the beautiful sea. It welcomes about 150 meetings a year and provides meeting organisers and participants with all modern congress facilities and services. More information can be found at the following link: http://www.pgl-congres.com/en/.
The "Palais du Grand Large" (Palace of conferences) is located about 10 minutes walking distance from the ramparts of the old city of Saint Malo facing the beach, and 15 minutes walking from the train station (Gare de Saint Malo).
For information about tourism in Saint-Malo area see the tourist office website.
The map of the Palais du Grand Large is available here.
Authors are advised to book their hotels as soon as they receive paper acceptance notification. The Organizing Committee has secured preferential rates at bellow hotels for the Conference participants over the below specific link.
This property is 4 minutes walk from the beach. Set in the historical centre of Saint-Malo, this 4-star hotel is just a 5-minute walk from the cathedral and 120 m from Saint-Malo Marina. It offers free Wi-Fi access, an on-site bar, and daily newspapers are available.
The rooms at La Maison des Armateurs have a minibar and a flat-screen TV with satellite channels. Each one is air-conditioned and also includes a wardrobe and an en suite bathroom with free toiletries.
In the hotel's breakfast room, a continental and American-style breakfast is offered every morning. You can also request for breakfast to be served to the comfort of your guest room.
A 24-hour reception with luggage storage is just one of the other facilities in this hotel. Shuttle service to and from Mont Saint Michel can be arranged at an extra cost. Pleurtuit Airport is 13 km from the property and Saint-Malo Train Station is 800 m away.
Intra Muros is a great choice for travellers interested in food, restaurants and architecture.
Hotel Maison des Armateurs is 7 minutes walk (550m) from the conference location.
This property is 1 minute walk from the beach. The Mercure St Malo provides 4-star accommodation opposite the Grande Plage du Sillon beach, 850 m from Saint-Malo Marina. It has a bar and 24-hour reception. Some rooms have a sea view.
Each St Malo room is equipped with a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, tea and coffee making facilities, and a private bathroom.
Mercure St Malo serves breakfast daily and there is room service for hot dishes and cold snacks. Guests are invited to have a drink in the hotel's bar.
The Mercure St Malo is conveniently located a 5-minute walk from the Cité Corsaire city centre and a 20-minutes walk from the Saint-Malo TGV Train Station. Sillon is a great choice for travellers interested in beaches, beach walks and coastal walks.
Hotel Mercure is 5 minutes walk (400m) from the conference location.
This property is 1 minute walk from the beach. This hotel with 24-hour reception is located on Saint Malo sea front, facing the beach. The property features a south-facing garden and a terrace. Saint Malo Train Station is a 15-minute walk from the hotel and the historic town centre is a 7-minute walk.
Free Wi-Fi, a flat-screen TV with cable channels and suite bathroom facilities are found in all rooms. Some provide a view of the sea. An all-you-can-eat buffet breakfast is available daily and guests are invited to enjoy a drink on the terrace or in the hotel bar.
The Palais des Congrès is a 5-minute walk away and Dinard city is 12 km from the hotel. Saint-Malo Marina is 1 km from the property.
Hotel ibis is 8 minutes walk (600m) from the conference location.
This property is 2 minutes walk from the beach. The Hotel de France and Chateaubriand is located in the heart of the historic city of Saint Malo, 210 m from Saint-Malo Marina. It offers breathtaking views over the sea and le sillon.
The Hotel de France and Chateaubriand offer comfortable rooms with a refined decoration. The restaurant serves many traditional seafood and regional specialties. Its unique façade to Saint Malo, and the presence of the birthplace of Chateaubriand make the building to be classified a historical monument. Intra Muros is a great choice for travellers interested in food, restaurants and architecture.
This is the guests' favourite part of Saint Malo, according to independent reviews. This property also has one of the best-rated locations in Saint Malo ! Guests are happier about it compared to other properties in the area.
Hotel France Chateaubriand is 6 minutes walk (450m) from the conference location.
This property is 1 minute walk from the beach. The Hôtel de la Cité is located in the heart of Saint-Malo, just 350 m from Saint-Malo Marina. It offers free Wi-Fi internet access and rooms with sea views.
The traditional guest rooms all have air conditioning and safes, and are all served by a lift. Each has a private bathroom equipped with a hairdryer. The Hôtel de la Cité is in close proximity to many restaurants and popular tourist sites, such as the City of Corsaires. You can also choose to dine at the restaurant in a nearby partner hotel, which offers a panoramic view.
Hotel de la Cité is 7 minutes walk (550m) from the conference location.


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El apóstata es una película Uruguaya, en coproducción con España, Francia y Chile, estrenada en septiembre de 2015, en el Festival Internacional de Cine de Toronto. Dirigida por Federico Veiroj, es una comedia dramática protagonizada por Álvaro Ogalla, Bárbara Lennie, Vicky Peña, Marta Larralde y Kaiet Rodríguez. Para olvidar el pasado, mirar al futuro y poder emanciparse, Tamayo, un hombre de unos treinta años, decide apostatar ante la institución eclesiástica. Durante el arduo proceso burocrático, recordará la intermitente relación que mantiene con una prima, algunos actos crueles de su niñez, su vínculo con una espiritualidad ajena y sus dificultades para seguir el camino paterno.

Protagonistas
 Álvaro Ogalla (Gonzalo)
 Bárbara Lennie (Maite)
 Vicky Peña (Madre)
 Marta Larralde (Pilar)
 Kaiet Rodríguez (Antonio)
 Mercedes Hoyos (Mujer en Bus)
 Juan Calot (Obispo)
 Jaime Chávarri (Padre Quirós)
 Andrés Gertrudix (Carlos)

Premios
 2015: mención especial del jurado y premio a mejor película otorgado por la FIPRESCI en el Festival Internacional de Cine de San Sebastián (63.ª edición)

Véase también
 Cine español
 Cine de Uruguay
 Cine de Francia
 Cine de Chile

Notas y referencias

Enlaces externos

 Entrevista de Fernán Cisnero al director de la película en El País (16 de octubre de 2015). Consultado el 16 de octubre de 2015.
 Entrevista de Gerogina Mayo al director de la película en La Red 21 (22 de octubre de 2015). Consultado el 22 de octubre de 2015.

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Home / News / Napa's Jenna Bolyarde: From homeless woman to homeless advocate
Napa's Jenna Bolyarde: From homeless woman to homeless advocate
From a Napa Valley Register article updated on July 17th, 2017 by Jennifer Huffman.
Jenna Bolyarde's life has definitely had some dramatic twists and turns.
Over an 18-month period several years ago, Bolyarde was homeless. She lived in her car or slept on couches or even on the bathroom floor of a hospital.
As if that wasn't enough, at the same time Bolyarde was also an IV heroin user who had lost custody of both of her children. She spent time in jail, on probation and in multiple rehabilitation programs.
"I was broken," said Bolyarde.
Today, four years after successfully completing rehab, Bolyarde not only has a home again, but works full-time for Catholic Charities at Napa's Nightingale Center as a site specialist. She also actively volunteers with the homeless community.
"I'm a living example of what a success story looks like," said Bolyarde, 36.
Continuing that success story, on Sunday Bolyarde will travel to Washington, D.C. to advocate for homeless policies and housing at the National Conference on Ending Homelessness, sponsored by the National Alliance to End Homelessness.
The nationwide gathering "is a fountain of knowledge," she said. "I want to make a contribution."
Homelessness has become an important topic in Napa County.
According to a Napa County report on homelessness, in 2015 there were 1,198 persons literally or at risk of becoming homeless in the county.
Of these, 1,037 were adults over age 18. An estimated 61 were under age 18. A total of 68 were veterans.
The majority of those persons had at least one physical or mental health condition, such as mental illness, alcohol and/or drug abuse, chronic health condition or physical disability. Many had three or more conditions.
Bolyarde said she wants to help those who are homeless or have been "to use their own voice when it comes to advocating for themselves."
Drawing from her own "lived experience" with homelessness, "I can converse from that way of thinking," said Bolyarde.
As a voice for the very same people the National Alliance to End Homelessness wants to help, she can share "the barriers and the traumas that these people are living with."
She wants to hear and exchange ideas about innovative programs, new ideas and policies for the homeless.
"This is a new area in my life," she admitted. "I've never affected policy before. It's a big picture concept. It can be intimidating."
But, "I'm not afraid to ask questions and voice my opinion in a respectful and tactful way."
Fifteen years ago, all of this would have seemed like a dream to Bolyarde. At age 12, she began smoking cigarettes, eventually becoming addicted to drugs.
"Some of it was pure curiosity of youth," she admitted. But, "I had some traumas in my life that led me to not trying to feel so much," she said.
By age 19 "I was strung out on heroin. At 21, I ended up giving birth to a little girl who was born addicted."
"Two years later I did the same with my son and CPS took him away," she said.
"I thought I was going to clean up," she said. "But I just didn't have the resources or the wherewithal."
Bolyarde described feelings of self-hatred and self-loathing. Giving birth to a "tox pos" baby – or infant born addicted to drugs — "contributed to me feeling like the biggest piece of crap that ever walked the face of the earth."
"I've been to eight rehab programs and only completed one," she said. "I was on probation in two counties for 10 total years. I've flunked out of drug court. I've done jail time. I've overdosed. I almost died plenty of times," including being hospitalized for endocarditis, an infection of the inner lining of the heart.
After entering a program at the Napa Community Corrections Service Center — run by what is now called GEO Rentry Services — and participating in a separate 12-step recovery program, her life is now back on track.
"I got a higher power – Christ," she said. "And my whole world changed."
Her parents let Bolyarde move in with them and support her. She is also very active with the Napa Community Seventh Day Adventist church.
"I am surrounded by people who love and care for me," she said.
Bolyarde also joined the board of the Napa Continuum of Care, a consortium of non-profit, faith-based and government agencies that supply homeless services in Napa County.
From there, she became a member of the Consumer Advisory Board of the National Alliance to End Homelessness.
According the NAEH, the Consumer Advisory Board (CAB) consists of members who have experienced or are currently experiencing homelessness to inform the work of the organization and to serve in advocacy capacity, both at the federal level and in their local communities.
The primary goals of the CAB are to elevate consumer voices in policy discussions; develop consumers as key advocates in important issues related to homelessness; and to inform the Alliance's work in designing and advocating for policies on homelessness.
This is her second time attending the Washington, D.C. conference, the cost of which NAEH has covered.
While all of this is amazing, that doesn't mean Bolyarde's life is perfect.
Her children were adopted and are being raised by family members — her son by her parents and her daughter by an aunt. Usually they call her Jenna, not mom, she said. She lives at home with her parents.
"I'm still making amends for what I've done," she said.
"It's very empowering to claim my past and not be ashamed of it," said Bolyarde. "I'm not proud of some of the things I did but what I'm doing with what I've experienced is something I can hold my head up about."
Her life has value now, said Bolyarde.
"When I think of going back to my old ways, I think of all the people I would let down. There is no way I'd do that."


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Best Known for his extravagant stage shows and flamboyant costumes, The late, great American Pianist Liberace was born 16th May in 1919. In a career that spanned four decades of concerts, recordings, motion pictures, television and endorsements, Liberace became world-renowned. During the 1950s–1970s he was the highest-paid entertainer in the world and embraced a lifestyle of flamboyant excess both on and off the stage. Liberace was born in West Allis, Wisconsin, a Milwaukee suburb, his father was a musician who played the French horn in bands and movie theaters and encouraged music in the family. Liberace began playing the piano at four and his father took his children to concerts to further expose them to music, Liberace's prodigious talent was soon spotted. He memorized difficult pieces by age seven and studied the technique of the famous Polish pianist and later family friend Ignacy Paderewski who he met backstage at the Pabst Theater in Milwaukee. He dreamed of following in Ignacy's footstep, which inspired him to practice with even greater fervor.Liberace focused fiercely on his piano playing and blossomed under the instruction of music teacher Florence Kelly who guided his musical development for ten years. He gained experience playing popular music in theaters, on local radio, for dancing classes, for clubs, and for weddings. He played jazz with a school group called the "Mixers" in 1934. Liberace also performed in cabarets and strip clubs, and even though his parents did not approve, he was earning a tidy living during hard times. For a while he adopted the stage name "Walter Busterkeys" and also showed an interest in draftsmanship, design, and painting, and he became a fastidious dresser and follower of fashion and was showing a knack of turning his eccentricities into attention-getting virtuesIn a formal classical music competition in 1937, Liberace was praised for his "flair and showmanship".
At the end of a traditional classical concert in La Crosse, Wisconsin in 1939, Liberace played his first requested encore, "Three Little Fishes", in the style of several different classical composers. The 20-year-old played with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra , performing Liszt's Second Piano Concerto, for which he received strong reviews. He also toured in the Midwest. Between 1942 and 1944, Liberace moved away from straight classical performance and reinvented his act and started featuring "pop with a bit of classics" or as he also called it "classical music with the boring parts left out."by the mid- and late 1940s, he was performing in night clubs in major cities around the United States, largely abandoning the classical concertgoer. He changed from classical pianist to showman, unpredictably and whimsically mixing serious with light fare.In 1944, he made his first appearances in Las Vegas, which later became his principal performance venue. He was playing at the best clubs, finally appearing at the celebrated Persian Room in 1945. During this time, Liberace worked tirelessly to refine his act. He added the candelabrum as a signature prop and adopted "Liberace" as his stage name.
He dressed in white tie and tails to be better seen in large halls. Besides clubs and occasional work as an accompanist and rehearsal pianist, Liberace also played for private parties. By 1947, he was billing himself as "Liberace—the most amazing piano virtuoso of the present day." he also bought a rare, over-sized, gold-leafed Blüthner Grand, which he hyped up in his press kit as a "priceless piano". He also performed with an array of other extravagant, custom-decorated pianos, some encrusted with sequins and mirrors.Liberace also created a very successful publicity machine which helped rocket him to stardom.Despite his success in the supper-club circuit, his ambition was to reach larger audiences as a headliner and a television, movie, and recording star. Liberace began to expand his act and made it more extravagant, with more costumes and a larger supporting cast. His large-scale Las Vegas act became his hallmark, expanding his fan base dramatically, and he became very wealthy in the process.
Liberace moved onto television and had guest appearances on The Kate Smith Show & Cavalcade of Stars, However he soon wanted his own show, and His first show on local television in Los Angeles was a smash hit, earning the highest ratings of any local show. The fifteen-minute network television program, The Liberace Show, began on July 1, 1952. Liberace learned early on to add "schmaltz" to his television show and to cater to the tastes of the mass audience by joking and chatting to the camera, as if performing in the viewer's own living room. He also used dramatic lighting, split images, costume changes, and exaggerated hand movements to create visual interest. His television performances also featured enthusiasm and humor and his musical selections were broad, including classics, show tunes, film melodies, Latin rhythms, ethnic songs, and boogie-woogie.In 1956, Liberace had his first international engagement, in Havana. which He followed up with a European tour later that year. In 1960, Liberace performed at the London Palladium with Nat King Cole and Sammy Davis Jr at the Royal Variety Show. In 1964 Liberace returned to Las Vegas, and, upping the glamour and glitz, he took on the sobriquet "Mr. Showmanship".
The costumes became more exotic (ostrich feathers, mink, capes and huge rings), entrances and exits more elaborate (chauffeured onstage in a Rolls-Royce or dropped in on a wire like Peter Pan), choreography more complex (involving chorus girls, cars, and animals), and novelty acts.Liberace's energy and commercial ambitions took him in many directions. He owned an antiques store in Beverly Hills, California and a restaurant in Las Vegas for many years and even published cookbooks, In addition, he had a line of men's clothing, a motel chain (Liberace Chateau Inns), a shopping mall, and other enterprises. Throughout the 1970s and early 1980s, Liberace's live shows were major box office attractions in Las Vegas at the Las Vegas Hilton and Lake Tahoe. He maintained homes in both places. Always kind to animals and children, Liberace incorporated them into his shows and helped talented youth through his Liberace Foundation, whose works still continue.Liberace's final stage performance was at New York's Radio City Music Hall on November 2, 1986. His final television appearance was on Christmas Day that same year. He died at the age of 67 on February 4, 1987 , from "Cytomegalic Virus having been in ill health since 1985 with emphysema from his daily smoking off-stage, as well as heart and liver troubles. Liberace's body is entombed in Forest Lawn – Hollywood Hills Cemetery in Los Angeles.
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35:2 Go to the house of the b Rechabites, and speak to them, and bring them into the house of the LORD, into one of the chambers, and give them wine to drink.
(b) They came from Hobab, Moses father-in-law, who was no Israelite, but later joined with them in the service of God.
(c) That is, a prophet.
35:5 And I set before the sons of the house of the Rechabites pots full of wine, and cups, and I d said to them, Drink ye wine.
(d) The prophet says not. The Lord says thus, for then they ought to have obeyed, but he tends to another end: that is, to declare their obedience to man, seeing the Jews would not obey God himself.
(e) Whom the king of Israel favoured for his zeal, (2Ki 10:15).
(f) Teaching them by this to flee all opportunity for intemperancy, ambition and greed and that they might know that they were strangers in the earth, and be ready to depart at all opportunity.
35:10 But we have dwelt in tents, and have obeyed, and done according to g all that Jonadab our father commanded us.
(g) Which was now for the span of three hundred years from Jehu to Jehoiakim.
35:11 But it came to pass, when Nebuchadnezzar king of Babylon came up into the land, that we said, Come, and let us go to Jerusalem for fear of the army of the Chaldeans, and for fear of the army of the Syrians: so we h dwell at Jerusalem.
(h) Which declares that they were not so bound to their vow that it could not be broken for any need, for where they were commanded to dwell in tents, they dwell now at Jerusalem for fear of the wars.
35:13 Thus saith the LORD of hosts, the God of Israel; Go and tell the men of Judah and the inhabitants of Jerusalem, Will i ye not receive instruction to hearken to my words? saith the LORD.
(i) Whom I have chosen to be my children seeing these who were the children of a heathen, obeyed the commandment of their father.
35:14 The words of Jonadab the son of Rechab, that he commanded his sons not to drink wine, are performed; for to this day they drink none, but obey their father's commandment: however I have spoken to you, k rising early and speaking; but ye hearkened not to me.
(k) I have most diligently exhorted and warned you both by myself and my prophet.
35:17 Therefore thus saith the LORD God of hosts, the God of Israel; Behold, I will bring upon Judah and upon all the inhabitants of Jerusalem all the evil that I have pronounced against them: because I have l spoken to them, but they have not heard; and I have called to them, but they have not answered.
(l) That is, by his prophets and ministers which shows that it is as much, as though he would speak to us himself when he sends his ministers to speak in his Name.
35:19 Therefore thus saith the LORD of hosts, the God of Israel; Jonadab the son of Rechab shall m not lack a man to stand before me for ever.
(m) His posterity will continue and be in my favour for ever.