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France: Muslim enters Catholic cathedral and begins praying and chanting Islamic prayers
by Correspondent November 22, 2020, 6:30 am 19k Views
He just wanted to pray, he said, because his mosque was closed. Police intervened, which some may consider "Islamophobic," and that was that.
What do you think might have happened if a Christian went into a mosque and began loudly praying Christian prayers?
Aside from the possibility that he might not have emerged from the mosque uninjured, the establishment media would be full of stories about Christian aggressiveness and intolerance. But you won't hear anything about this except here.
The djellaba is a long robe that is commonly worn in North Africa.
"He chants prayers and songs in Arabic in Clermont-Ferrand cathedral," translated from "Il entonne des prières et des chants en arabe dans la cathédrale de Clermont-Ferrand," by Olivier Choruszko, La Montagne, November 19, 2020 (thanks to Mason):
Was he in the wrong place of worship? The police intervened this Thursday, in the middle of the morning, in the cathedral of Clermont-Ferrand, while a man in a djellaba was performing Muslim prayers.
The presence of law enforcement around Clermont-Ferrand cathedral intrigued or even worried more than one passer-by this Thursday in mid-morning. Fortunately, nothing serious happened.
The police intervened around 10:30 am, as a man dressed in a djellaba was singing prayers and songs in Arabic in the sacred Catholic enclosure.
It was the soldiers of Operation Sentinel, on patrol in the area, who were alerted after hearing, coming from inside the monument, a religious incantation that was not at all like Ave Maria…
The man in the djellaba, who showed no signs of aggression, reportedly told police that he had come to pray in the cathedral because the mosque was closed. They verified his identity. His action not constituting an offense, he was left free.
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His courageous determination to escape and siege of fort pitt return home grows into a bittersweet victory with uncertain horizons. Return to "Siege of Fort Pitt" page. One of the tribes that participated in what historians have called Pontiac's Rebellion or Pontiac's War was the Lenape, who laid an informal siege to Fort Pitt in western Pennsylvania. The Siege of Fort Pitt took pitt place during June and July of 1763 in what is now the city of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States. In the late spring of 1763, Delaware, Shawnee and Mingo warriors, inspired by Ottawa siege of fort pitt war siege of fort pitt leader Pontiac, laid siege to Fort Pitt, an outpost at the confluence of the Allegheny and Monongahela. One of the three plans involved the capture of Fort Duquesne. William Trent&39;s Journal entry states that On June 24, "The Turtles Heart a principal Warrior of the Delawares and Mamaltee a Chief came within a small distance of the Fort Mr.
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As Thomas negotiates with death on the one hand and life on the other, survival forces him onward. On June 22nd, 1763 Pontiac and his warriors attacked Fort Pitt. The year marked the 250th anniversary of Pontiac's Rebellion and the siege of Pittsburgh.
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Frightened settlers seeking shelter had ballooned the fort&39;s usual contingent of 300 to over 1500 people. At this time the British Secretary of State, William Pitt, began to plan a three-pronged attack upon the French in North America. June 1763 – During Pontiac's Rebellion, an effort to drive the settlers out of the region, American Indians attack Fort Pitt, but find it too well-fortified to be overtaken. The siege of fort pitt Treaty of siege of fort pitt Fort Pitt was signed at the fort in 1778, which allowed American troops to travel through the Delaware Nation's tribal lands in their war against the British. In negotiations siege of fort pitt during the siege, the commander of siege of fort pitt Fort Pitt gave two Delaware emissaries blankets that had been exposed to smallpox, in hopes of infecting the surrounding Indians and ending the siege. Cree warriors began attacking Canadian settlements on April 2.
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After two months, the siege was siege of fort pitt finally broken with Colonel Henry Bouquet's victory at the Battle of Bushy Run. The siege of Fort Pitt and numerous other British forts during the spring and summer of 1763 were part of an effort by American Indians to reclaim their territory by driving the British out of the Ohio Country and back across the Appalachian Mountains. The Battle of Fort Pittwas part of a Cree uprising coinciding with the Métisrevolt that started the North-West Rebellionin 1885. George&39;s Cross and the Siege of Fort Pitt: Battle of Three Empires.
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The Native American efforts. Conditions were getting worse. The Siege of Fort Pitt took place during June and July 1763 in siege of fort pitt what is pitt now the city of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States. " By June 16, then, smallpox had already established itself inside Fort Pitt. On April 15, they captured Fort Pittfrom a detachment of North-West Mounted Police. He encounters English and French traders and siege of fort pitt finds siege of fort pitt friends, love, and a mortal enemy as he siege of fort pitt endures life within the turmoil of the French and Indian War, Pontiacs Rebellion, and the siege of Fort siege of fort pitt Pitt.
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It was a foolish gesture.
But the whole idea was crazy to begin with, so the way things ended made a certain sense.A foolish end, to a fool's errand.
We began the journey full of anticipation. We were convinced that all of history had been leading up to this moment of time – our moment of time. We were expecting a great tide to wash away all that had come before. God's second flood.
None of us counted on the waiting. We walked, and we looked; but nothing, anywhere, had changed for the better. I'm not even sure when I stopped expecting anything. Right up until that last day, I tried to silence the thought: What if nothing happens?
Just before our roads divided, my two traveling companions and I came upon a poor family sheltering in a stable. The young woman had just given birth; the baby was sleeping in a feeding trough.
That was where we left our riches, the gifts we had brought to honor the start of the new age. We didn't really discuss it. It just seemed the obvious thing to do. Our prettily packaged gifts looked a bit ridiculous, sitting there on that bare earth. And, to tell the truth, I felt a bit ridiculous.
Here we were, looking for signs and wonders, when most of the world was just looking for a safe place to sleep.
I read the signs, I calculated the location, I predicted the time. I set out confidently, sure of my route, secure in my analysis. The journey was long, it's true, but I would have traveled twice as far to prove my theory. To prove that this was, indeed, The Moment.
The Messiah was coming, and I knew. I would be the first to kneel before God's chosen one. I would be the first to deliver the good news to the child's parents.
But when I arrived I found the good news had already come, delivered instead by some passing shepherds. Shepherds! How could they have known? How could these uneducated illiterates have preceded us to the manger? They came, not through wisdom, but through foolishness: music, heard on a hillside. While I measured the stars, they listened to the angels sing.
All my wisdom had not taught me to hear the song they heard. I learned that day, there are many paths to God.
Shall I tell you what we found?
At the end of our journey, the star led us to a child. No, not even a child: a baby. We found an infant, in its mother's arms. We were expecting a King, but we found — a baby.
I had assumed that God's chosen one would be a born leader, a king from birth. But as I looked at this baby, I didn't see a king. I didn't see a mighty warrior-to-be, or a future ruler of the nation. I saw a baby. Tiny, powerless, vulnerable, trusting; just a baby.
And yet — as I looked into the baby's face, I saw the face of God. Not the face of God's chosen king, but the face of God. God looked at me through the eyes of that baby.
How could I confess such blasphemy to my two companions? or to Herod?And so I returned home by another way.
But shall I tell you a greater blasphemy still? Since that day, I see the face of God in the face of every baby.
photo: Three Kings procession in the streets of Northampton, Massachusetts, 2007. Puppets by the youth members of the First Churches of Northampton.
It was a forbidden, daring thing for a small child to hold a live flame.
Each year, a week or so before Christmas, the church of my childhood held a sunset caroling service. At the end of the service, we would be given candles – real candles, even for the kids – and one by one, as we left the warmth of the building, the ushers would light our wicks. We would carry our little lights into the church courtyard, where we would huddle against the cold and sing carols to the dark night sky.
It felt thrilling, like holding a tiny wild bird in my hands. But it was hard to keep that little creature alive. My sister and I always struggled to keep our candles lit in the cold evening breeze, sheltering it with our hands and bodies; but inevitably, a gust of wind would blow it out. But then some nearby adult would offer us a light from their candle, and ours would be reborn. Sometimes, most amazing of all, an adult's candle would go out, and they would turn to us, to rekindle their flame.
During the half hour or so we spent caroling outdoors, every single candle would blow out, at least once. But at the end of the evening, the courtyard was still filled with candlelight.
Our world has been buffeted by some strong winds lately. Strong enough, at times, to snuff our hope of peace. But here is the good news: we were never meant to carry that light alone.
In this season of the longest night, we will gather again, in our houses of worship, in our homes, in our communities, to share the flame. And again, we will know this to be true: The light shines in the darkness; and the darkness did not overcome it.
NOTE ABOUT THE INTERNATIONAL PEACE LIGHT: Each year, a group of international Scouts travels to the shrine of the nativity in Bethlehem, and lights a lantern from the perpetual flame that burns there. That lantern in turn lights others. The flame is passed from person to person, across oceans and continents, kindling other candles and lamps along the way. And so it becomes a tangible sign, of our common desire for peace.
This year's flame has now arrived in Deerfield, and will be shared at our Community Service of Lessons and Carols this Sunday, December 9, 2018, at 4pm, at the First Church of Deerfield, MA. Traditionally transported by Scouts, the flame will be presented to our church by a member of local Girl Scout Troop 12926. If you can help harbor the flame until Christmas Eve (oil lamps, enclosed candles, or pilot lights work well), please contact me at deerfieldpastor@gmail.com. If you would like to carry the flame to your home or another community, bring a wind-proof lantern to Sunday's service.


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BELLEVUE, WA – Three more names have been added to a veritable rogue's gallery of current or former members of Michael Bloomberg's Mayors Against Illegal Guns who have run afoul of the law with Thursday's criminal charges against Marcus Hook, Pa. Mayor James Schiliro, the Second Amendment Foundation said today.
"Mayor Schiliro is one more example of why we started the 'Gun Owners Against Illegal Mayors' campaign," said SAF Executive Vice President Alan Gottlieb. "He joins recently-convicted former Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick, and recently-indicted former New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin, both of whom were MAIG members."
SAF launched Gun Owners Against Illegal Mayors last fall, "and the list keeps growing," said Gottlieb.
"Schiliro's case is not only bad, but bizarre," Gottlieb observed. "He's been charged with false imprisonment, unlawful restraint, reckless endangerment, serving alcohol to a minor and other crimes, and he also allegedly used more than one gun in this incident, in which at least one shot was fired.
"The allegations against Schiliro creeped me out," he said. "With associates like this, I can understand why Bloomberg doesn't trust people with guns.
"According to published reports," he continued, "Schiliro's attorney says the mayor has sold his guns and entered alcoholism treatment, but this doesn't get any traction with me. If the charges against this guy are proven in court, he deserves to have the book thrown at him, same as Mayor Bloomberg would demand if any other gun owner did what police and prosecutors think Schiliro did.
"It is amusing," Gottlieb added, "that Schiliro – who signed an infamous letter to the U.S. Senate with 600 other mayors – has suddenly disappeared from the MAIG roster on that group's website.
"Mayor Bloomberg should be more interested in the conduct of MAIG members than trying to pry into the personal lives of gun owners or soda drinkers," he stated. "If anybody needs a background check, it would be a MAIG member."
The Second Amendment Foundation (www.saf.org) is the nation's oldest and largest tax-exempt education, research, publishing and legal action group focusing on the Constitutional right and heritage to privately own and possess firearms. Founded in 1974, The Foundation has grown to more than 650,000 members and supporters and conducts many programs designed to better inform the public about the consequences of gun control.
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Everton Park SS is a proud member of the Commonwealth Bank School Banking Scheme and is excited to offer the program to all students. The School Banking program provides children with an opportunity to deposit money into their Commonwealth Bank Youthsaver account each Thursday throughout term time. Students will receive a yellow Dollarmites deposit wallet and deposit book to bring their money to school.
To encourage regular savings behaviour the program offers an exciting Rewards Program. The program is about how often your child makes deposits, not how much they deposit. Every deposit they make earns them a silver Dollarmites token and once they've collected 10 tokens they can redeem them for one of the reward items. Rewards are different each school year/term, two reward items are released per term.
Several account opening days are held throughout the year, these will be advertised in the school newsletter. Alternatively, you can open an account at your local branch. All you need to take in is your current driver's licence or another form of photographic identification, as well as your child's birth certificate. If you are an existing Commonwealth Bank customer and have NetBank, you can open an account online.
If you would like to know more about School Banking, please ask for a School Banking program information pack from the school office.


In today's lesson you'll learn how to crochet the Loop Stitch! If you haven't yet learned how to crochet we can get you started with the basics! Go check out our Learn to Crochet beginner basics HERE.
Row 2 (WS): Ch 1 (not included as a stitch), work 1 lp in each st across, turn—10 sts.


Personnel Assessment, Training and Development Policy - Корпоративный университет Группы компаний "Волга-Днепр"
Personnel Assessment, Training and Development Policy proceeds from the premise that 'Volga-Dnepr' is a labour organization, where every employee is conscious about his/her contribution to society represented by Customers, gains their recognition, is also in permanent cognitive process (learning, preserving, developing and sharing knowledge) and of benefit.
who realize their unique role in creating benefit for Customers.
to build up creative working environment in the company.
assessment results help managers make decisions re a certain employee or a team, plan their further employment, training and development.
in-house training is in favour if nurtured by the company expertise.
educational programs are worked out in the context of tomorrow's needs and with regard to expected functional tendencies.
VD corporate university is in charge of training and assessment quality and organization, whereas executive managers and employees are responsible for efficient implementation of gained knowledge and mastered skills.
only reliable and authentic methods are used for personnel assessment, training and development.
studying process is organized on the principle of "70-20-10", where 70% is on-the-job training, 20% is self-study, 10% is schooling (CU).


RGB Overdose was my entry at the GMD game programming competition. Game Making Deathmatch (GMD) is an annual competition (usually spanning three weeks) held by the UTGDDC (U of T Game Design and Development Club), then GPC (Game Programming Club), a university club which I helped found. (By the way, it's awesome to see that the club is still going since 2003, the year of its creation!!) My entry ranked 9th at GMD 2006.
It is available for download here and is about 60Mb in size.
You can also download the source code here (it is a Visual C++ 6.0 project).
The game should run on Windows XP or newer. There's documentation that can be found in the doc/ directory.
- 10 tracks by the band `The Prodigy`, some are mixed by other DJs.
RGB Overdose is developed using Visual C 6.0. It uses opengl, and nothing else.
The 'hit' check is performed at the END of the explosion animation of the shot.
The game makes heavy use of randomization. It's possible to have no viruses spawn for a long time, or it's possible that they all spawn within 1-2 seconds. Though both the mentioned cases are VERY rare.
Levels are Notepad-friendly and can be edited. User-created levels are also possible. The template is provided in the /levels directory.
You are a surgeon, in control of an injection mechanism that will inject vitamins in a patient's open wound, attempting to destroy viruses that are looking to damage a red cell. Vitamins are of 3 kinds, Red, Green and Blue.
1. Virus A spawns and looks yellow.
3. Firing this charge will kill the virus.
1. Virus B spawns and looks yellow.
2. Virus C spawns and looks green.
3. You modify the charge to look green.
4. You fire and hit BOTH viruses B and C.
Virus C is destroyed, while virus B will become red, because all its green color was destroyed by the green charge.
Each level has a stationary red cell that is pulsating. Whenever viruses collide with it, the red cell loses a hit point. On some levels the red cell is more resistant than on others.
b) Berserker -- this virus is unpredictable and will bounce around, BUT will also change direction sometimes. It looks like a little spinning wheel with spikes. It also accelerates progressively.
d) Terminator -- this is the most dangerous virus. It is aware of the red cell and shortly after it is spawned, will proceed straight for the red cell. It will not stop until it reached the red cell or it is destroyed. Terminators look like skulls.
Every available level is selectable from the main menu.
Keep playing level 1 until you are comfortable with the controls. Many times your attention will have to shift from the targeting mechanism to the charge selector. The mouse pointer basically has no reason to ever leave the charge selector.
Kill berserkers early. They accelerate.
If you're finding that a virus is VERY close to dying (almost black), but you can't quite tell the colour, make your charge dark gray (low Red, low Green, low Blue, Red=Green=Blue) and spam that charge.
Read the level_description.txt file. It provides VERY useful hints for each level, and it describes the intended purpose of each level.
Manage your vitamins by trying to match the colors of viruses. Most of the levels don't allow you to go trigger happy. If you're finding that the virus level is way above your lowest vitamin level, you might be in big trouble.
Learn to efficiently select familiar colors -- if I wanted a brightest yellow charge, I'd position my mouse cursor at the top of the RED selector, then drag it through to the top of the GREEN selector (you don't have to click, just hold the mouse button down). Likewise, if I wanted cyan, I'd drag the mouse through the tops of the GREEN and BLUE selectors. Purple is a bit harder, because you have to mouse an arc AROUND the green selector, touching only the red and blue selectors.
In the same manner, you can select white, which destroys any type of virus but is very costly, by dragging the mouse over the tops of all 3 selectors.
A more advanced selecting technique of color selection includes the following: -- suppose you'd like a color that's a greenish yellow -- you know that yellow is selected by dragging over the RED and GREEN selectors at the same level. But since you want it a bit greener, you can drag the mouse in a RISING DIRECTION, starting at 75% red and ending at 100% green.
If you can't quite identify a color, fix two of the selector, then slowly drag mouse on the third, to see how the charge color changes.
If you have a terminator headed straight for your red cell, with not much hp left, and you can't easily identify its color, perform an emergency move where you set the charge to white and fire. Do this in case of emergencies in general.


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Southern Most Wind Farm Powers Up In Antarctica
By Susan DeFreitas on January 19, 2010 in Renewable Energy
Antarctica may be a frozen wasteland, but many countries have bases on the continent for scientific research and other pursuits. Why not use two of the few resources readily available there–wind and solar–to power those bases? That's the thinking behind the opening of what's being called "the world's southern-most wind-farm" by New Zealand-based Meridian Energy–which plans to move on with plans for a solar station should the wind-farm prove successful.
The Ross Island Wind Energy project (it's located Crater Hill, Ross Island, Antarctica) features three wind turbines housed in sturdy towers. Greenlaunches reports that together, they're expected to supply about 11% of the annual power needs of New Zealand's Scott Base, as well as the American McMurdo Station. That may not sound like much, but considering that all electricity for the bases is currently being supplied by diesel generators, these three wind turbines have the potential to cut diesel use by over 122,000 gallons per year.
image via Greenlaunches
According to Businessgreen, this is not the first effort to cut the carbon footprint of the world's southern-most continent. Australia's Mawson scientific research station already runs two turbines, and there is speculation that if the Meridian wind-farm proves successful, it could tip off a series of renewable energy initiatives on the continent most affected by global warming.
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This unit of competency specifies the outcomes required to locate and clear blockages to sanitary plumbing and drainage with the use of mechanically operated drain clearing machines and attachments, closed circuit television (CCTV) and manually operated drain cleaning tools and equipment where required.
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1 Theory of locating and clearing blockages in drains.
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Students complete worksheets 1 & 3.
2 Practical Tasks Student locates and clears blockages using tools and equipment in workshop. Student recording book required for self assessment.


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text: Bengalis living in Bangladesh and the West Bengal state of India are made up mostly of two religious groups. The majority of two-thirds being Muslims and the other third following the Hindu faith. Most of the Bengali marriages tend to be pre-arranged, whether Muslim or Hindu. In both religions, the family is actively involved in the matchmaking process. However, marriage customs between these two religions differ considerably in many ways: Castes within the Hindu society are important when it comes to matchmaking. It is the norm for Bengali Hindus to marry a partner from the same caste. Hindu families encourage their daughters to marry "up" the caste system, but do not support their marriage should they intend to marry "down" the caste. Islam, however, does not place any emphasis on which caste a person may come from, and this will not affect the marriage. Bengali Muslims on the other hand still tend to consider the caste system when it concerns marriage. Social ranking is one of the most important criteria in the selection of a suitable spouse. The profession and employment status of the husband-to-be are vital to the bride and her family, and play a major role in their decision. Marrying into the family, for instance, a first cousin, is not acceptable for Bengali Hindus, although this is fairly common among Bengali Muslims. Polygamy is a rarity within the Bengali Hindu community but is considered acceptable for Bengali Muslims under Islamic law. Divorce among Bengali Hindus, the higher caste, in particular, is discouraged. Islam doesn't favor divorce either but does allow it. Hence the divorce rate among Bengali Hindus is far less than that of the Bengali Muslims. It has long been forbidden for Bengali Hindu widows to remarry, but these rules have often been overturned to allow for marriage among widows, although there is still quite a stigma surrounding the whole issue. Bengali Muslim widows, on the other hand, are free to remarry following the death of their spouse. For Bengalis, marriage is a huge family celebration and one in which religious beliefs and customs are of great importance.


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Not much new to report today. The new formula went well, and she pooped this morning. The doctor wants her to be a "daily pooper," which she usually is, but they may send us home with some kind of laxative to use on an as-needed basis so that we keep things moving along. (I believe that getting stopped up can lead to vomiting and other issues.) She gained weight last night, but I wouldn't be surprised if she loses some tonight. Overall, we seem to be up a few ounces, so we are moving in the right direction, and that indicates that she is benefiting from the increased calories. They've put in a formal consult with endocrine. I don't know if I've mentioned it, but I've been trying to get endo to take another look at her while we are here (instead of at our scheduled appointment next month) because it seems like when looking at growth, GI and should tag team, because part of the issue is calories in/calories out and digestion, but the other half of it is hormonal. The new attending agrees, so we should see someone from endocrinology tomorrow or Tuesday (probably Tuesday). We are also waiting on the emptying test I mentioned (probably Tuesday) and to meet with the G-tube/ostomy nurse (also Tuesday) to learn more about a G-tube. I think part of our hesitation is that it's just kind of weird to put a tube in your child that gives direct access to her stomach. Honestly, I think it kind of grosses John out. (It tends to take more than that to gross me out!) We'll continue the overnight feeds for another two nights, which will give us a full week's worth of measurements to analyze her trends. Assuming everything gets done, we'll likely go home late on Tuesday with the n-g tube and a pump and continue overnight feeds while we make a decision about the surgery. You can be on an n-g tube for several weeks and even months, so that way we won't have to rush and can schedule surgery for a convenient time (as if there is actually a convenient time for surgery, right?) while she still gets the nutrition she needs.
We did have some fun visitors today! Downtown Millie Brown (Becca's first nurse ever and seamstress extraordinairre) checked in on us, and "Pammy" came and played with Becca so that I could hike down to Franklin and hear John's first sermon at the new church and shake a few hands. (He did very well, I thought!) He and I also grabbed a quick lunch together so that we could try to talk about things without Becca. I was wonderful, even though all we talked about was our home warranty and the plumbing issue that it won't cover (ugh) and medical stuff. When we got back, we heard that one of our favorite doctors of all time, Dr. Weitkamp, had stopped by to see Becca, and he was able to come back by when we paged him. He was Becca's first attending in the NICU, and he took care of her for her first - crucial - 6 weeks. And then (I told you it was a fun day!), two of our favorite nurses, Leigh and Mary Emily came by! Leigh was one of our primary nurses and Mary Emily was often close by (and is hilarious, by the way). It was fun to see them and catch up briefly before they had to go back to saving sick babies.
How about some cuteness? Becca has found a favorite spot to play in our room. The back of the couch/pull-out "bed" is a cabinet, so it's got a flat top to climb up on. It's flush with the windowsill, which is actually about 6 inches lower, so together they form a little seat and play table for her. Here she is playing with Noah and his ark. So cozy and cute!
All in all, a good day. Rumor has it that the 8th floor has a great view of the fireworks, so we're going to check them out later. Should be fun!
I have to know (and maybe it's just because she's had one before) but how on EARTH do you keep her from ripping that N-G tube out of her nose? I can't even keep a HAT on my 13 month!
When Em first got her g-tube, it grossed me out, too. And Matt. And I especially DID NOT want to ever have to change that button! I would bring her to the pediatric surgery floor after CF clinic every 3 months to let one of the nurses do it, but when I realized how much they bill insurance for that, I decided I needed to start trying to do it myself. Now it's easy peasy. And it doesn't gross me out anymore. So if you guys do choose to go that route, the grossness will pass, I promise!


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Home > Wine 101 > Grape Varieties
Whether you call it pinot gris or pinot grigio, the variety has become an international star, pushing even sauvignon blanc out of the spotlight for those wanting a crisp, quaffable white without all the overt fruitiness. But the grape is much more versatile than that, making wines that can be dry and mineral or richly sweet and spicy, as well as skin-contact examples that are grippy and fragrant with red fruits and spices.
Pinot gris and pinot grigio are used alternately in the New World, usually by makers who want to distinguish between finer, more mineral styles (grigio) and more plush and textural ones (gris). The idea here is to reference the wines of Italy for the former, or those of France, specifically Alsace, for the latter. The grape is the same, and the styles of Italy in particular aren't so readily categorised, but it's a decent guide to what's in the bottle for an Australian example. Grauburgunder is synonym that may grace a bottle of Austrian or German takes on the grape, though the Germans will also use the synonym rülander, which is typically used for sweet wines.
What pinot gris/grigio tastes like
Being able to be picked along a varied ripeness scale and made in quite different ways, pinot gris can taste wildly different from one producer to the next. Picked early and fermented simply, it is a fairly neutral grape, with different nuances of pear being the common descriptor, with fresh fruit drifting into stewed or baked pear as it gets riper. Allowed to ripen further, and those flavours can become more exotic and quite spicy, with botrytis sometimes adding even more luscious layers. It is not uncommon to see pinot gris with a little residual sugar, from a little to quite a lot, while those examples that have seen skin contact can have aromas that recall red berries and spicy, almost red vermouth-like notes.
Vineyard & winemaking
Ripening early, pinot gris is a cool climate variety, but the fruit can be picked both early and late, ranging in style from bright and acidic, to rich and full bodied, to lusciously sweet. Pinot grigio is an offspring of pinot noir, or rather a mutation, with the skins having quite a red hue when fully ripe. If the wine is left in contact with those skins or is pressed hard before fermentation, that colour is readily transferred, with wines ranging from slightly coppery tints to those that look more like light reds. With that colour can come a bit of tannin, too, which can work well with weightier expressions, but can look coarse on lighter ones. The grape is a very versatile one with it susceptible to botrytis, which can be a problem if making pure, dry style, but it also allows for the possibility for late-picked wines of incredible intensity.
Where is pinot gris/grigio grown?
In Italy, pinot grigio is grown mainly in the north, with the Veneto, Alto Adige and Friuli the key regions. The latter is particularly known for the quite powerful versions from the east of the region in the Collio and Colli Orientali, while most of the region produces lighter, and often simpler, wines from alluvial soils. Alto Adigo is an elevated region and generally turns out pure crystalline expressions, while the Veneto was – and still is – largely responsible for the tidal wave for anonymous pinot grigio for the international market – it's also worth noting that Italian plantings have increased by a staggering 532 per cent since 2000! But, while it is most often associated with Italy these days, pinot gris is a French variety. Having been born in Burgundy and travelled to Champagne, it was largely abandoned in those regions, migrating to its principal home in Alsace, which is the most Germanic of French regions, with Strasbourg as its capital. The wines there range from simple, though typically still exotically fruited, to revered cru wines and long-lived sweet wines.
Pinot gris/grigio around the world
While it doesn't break into the top 10 of grapes globally, pinot grigio is planted very widely in both the New and Old Worlds. It's planted throughout Western and Eastern Europe, typically going hand-in-hand with riesling. Germany has nearly double the plantings of France, and Austria has modest but meaningful vineyard space devoted to the grape, but it is down the list of importance, with the best sites devoted to riesling for Germany and grüner veltliner and riesling for the Austria. Germany, however, is increasingly championing the variety in more sophisticated versions. Pinot gris is grown in several regions in the US, while New Zealand has significant plantings, which are increasing all the time.
Pinot gris/grigio in Australia
Although pinot gris came to Australia in the 1830s, it took until the very end of the 20th century for it to find favour. But once convinced, Australia fell for the grape in a big way, with total plantings now around 4,000 hectares, which generate about 9 per cent of all white wine made here. And while you'd expect those vines to be concentrated in cooler areas, the Riverina and Murray Darling make up the lion's share of those 4,000 hectares. Major vineyards are also located in Padthaway and Wrattonbully, with regions like the Adelaide Hills and Mornington Peninsula capturing much attention for the quality end of the market, but only accounting for a fraction of the output. The real pioneers of the grape were Kevin McCarthy and Kathleen Quealy in the 1990s, who made a raft of expressions on the Mornington Peninsula under their T'Gallant label, before selling and setting up under the Quealy Winemakers banner, where they have continued the exploration.
Photo of pinot grigio grapes seen here, courtesy of Chalmers vineyard.
Some of the best Australian pinot gris/grigio
Some of the icons
Clyde Park
Curly Flat
Hahndorf Hill
Moorooduc Estate
Ocean Eight
Paradigm Hill
Pizzini
Primo Estate
Quealy
Scorpo
T'Gallant
Some of the new wave
Arfion
Château Comme Ci Comme ça
Hughes & Hughes (Mewstone)
Kerri Greens
Lethbridge Estate
Lino Ramble
Main & Cherry
One Block & Jayden Ong
Soumah
Stoney Rise
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Stefano Soatto
homepage: http://www.cs.ucla.edu/~soatto/
Professor Soatto received his Ph.D. in Control and Dynamical Systems from the California Institute of Technology in 1996; he joined UCLA in 2000 after being Assistant and then Associate Professor of Electrical and Biomedical Engineering at Washington University, and Research Associate in Applied Sciences at Harvard University. Between 1995 and 1998 he was also Ricercatore in the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science at the University of Udine - Italy. He received his D.Ing. degree (highest honors) from the University of Padova- Italy in 1992.
His general research interests are in Computer Vision and Nonlinear Estimation and Control Theory. In particular, he is interested in ways for computers to use sensory information (e.g. vision, sound, touch) to interact with humans and the environment.
Dr. Soatto is the recipient of the David Marr Prize (with Y. Ma, J. Kosecka and S. Sastry of U.C. Berkeley) for work on Euclidean reconstruction and reprojection up to subgroups. He also received the Siemens Prize with the Outstanding Paper Award from the IEEE Computer Society for his work on optimal structure from motion (with R. Brockett of Harvard). He received the National Science Foundation Career Award and the Okawa Foundation Grant. He is Associate Editor of the IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence (PAMI) and a Member of the Editorial Board of the International Journal of Computer Vision (IJCV) and Foundations and Trends in Computer Graphics and Vision.
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This addition to our innovation district builds on the transformation of Downtown as a place for ideas to take shape and businesses to be born and grow.
The much-anticipated public opening for the FUSE Makerspace at its new location at Innovate ABQ took place on Sept. 26. FUSE, which opened on CNM's Main Campus in a 3,000-square-foot space in April 2016, is now located in a 13,000-square-foot facility on the seven-acre Innovate ABQ campus in downtown Albuquerque at Broadway and Central (101 Broadway Blvd NE).
The new facility and high-profile location, which is next door to the Lobo Rainforest Building, will allow FUSE to make greater impacts on entrepreneurship, creativity and economic development.
Small business owners who have used the FUSE Makerspace to create prototypes and advance their businesses were on hand to demo their creations, including Marty Bonacci of Custom Cult Snowboards, Matthew Barbato of Route 66 Guitar Works and Randy Krall of Build With Robots.
While FUSE was located at CNM's Main Campus, 300 people used the Makerspace, including 12 small businesses.
FUSE, which operates under CNM Ingenuity, Inc., opened in 2016 as a community resource to help stoke the growing startup spirit and foster creative exploration and economic growth. The Makerspace provides entrepreneurs, small businesses, students and hobbyists access to high-tech machinery and computer software to design and prototype new products, create artistic works or pursue their hobbies while working in a collaborative, supportive environment. It's outfitted with equipment for wood, metal and machine shops; electronics fabrication; laser and vinyl cutting; 3D printing; screen printing; and robotics.
Entrepreneurs and small businesses that use FUSE also have access to a wide array of business support, such as access to experts, business accelerators, patent filings, legal resources for entity creation, marketing support, production runs, networking opportunities and more.
Hobbyists and students also take advantage of the FUSE Makerspace to pursue their interests and explore their creativity. Before using equipment, FUSE provides individuals with hands-on, basic operating and safety classes. Weekly, monthly, family and student memberships are available.
Significant donations from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation, McCune Foundation, Intel, Albuquerque Community Foundation, New Mexico Gas Company, the Air Force Research Lab and Nusenda have made the development and relocation of the FUSE Makerspace possible.


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HomeInvestment OpportunityHarare seeks $650m for water revamp
Jan. 19, 2018 at 10:49 am
Harare seeks $650m for water revamp
From dailynews
Harare City Council has said it requires $650 million for the rehabilitation of the city's water distribution network.
In an interview with the Daily News, director of water and acting town clerk Hosea Chisango said the network was in bad shape as most of the pipes were over 60-years-old.
This comes as Korean firms and Zimbabwe Diaspora community have expressed interest in investing in the city's water supply and distribution infrastructure.
"We need to do a lot on the distribution network so that we cut down on the losses. People have resorted to using boreholes because in some areas the water was not getting to the residents. The estimate we have for possible investment into the distribution network is $650 million but staggered over five years. We have close to 6 000km of pipe network laid at different periods.
"Obviously, we want to start at the oldest and most critical parts. We also need to upgrade the network because we are factoring in the increased population of Harare. The trunk mains need to be upgraded using new materials that are coming out," Chisango said.
He said the current water supply demand of 820 Megalitres (Ml) does not include industry. However, if the city factors in industry, the demand for water shoots up to nearly 1 200 Ml of water required per day.
The need to replace the old pipes comes as Harare is failing to provide adequate clean and safe water to its residents due to recurring burst pipes.
According to Chisango, the city's water distribution network is extremely old, with some of the pipework now prone to breaking down due to movements as they are mostly made of rigid asbestos material.
Prevalence of burst pipes increases during the rainy season when soils expand and also just after the rains when the ground dries and begins to contract.
The aged distribution network status contributes to about 60 percent of non-revenue water the city is currently losing.
Once completed, the refurbishment and pipe replacement would reduce physical water losses by 72 million litres per day, increase supply coverage to 72 000 households, reduce non-revenue water by 25 percent and increase revenue by about $21,6 million per year.
Source:- https://www.dailynews.co.zw/articles/2018/01/19/harare-seeks-650m-for-water-revamp
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Q: Discuss convergence of integral Discuss the convergence of $\int_0^1 e^{\frac{1}{x}} \, dx$
Initially, I started with
$$e^x \ge 1+x$$
Taking $\ln$ on both sides:
$$x \ge \ln(1+x)$$
$$\frac{1}{x} \le \frac{1}{\ln(1+x)}$$
$$e^{\frac{1}{x}} \le (1+x)^{-1}$$
$$e^{\frac{1}{x}} \le \frac{1}{1+x}$$
$$\int_0^1 (1+x) \, dx=\ln(1+x)|_0^1$$
$\int_0^1 (1+x) \, dx$ is divergent. Nothing can be said about $\int_0^1 e^{\frac{1}{x}} \, dx$.
Or alternatively,
$$e^x \ge 1+x$$
$$e^{\frac{1}{x}} \ge 1+\frac{1}{x}$$
$$\int_0^1 \left(1+\frac{1}{x}\right) \, dx =x+\ln x |^1_0$$
$\int_0^1 (1+\frac{1}{x}) \, dx$ is divergent. By comparison theorem, $\int_0^1 e^{\frac{1}{x}} \, dx$ is also divergent.
My problem is I need a reason why my former method does not work here.

A: The comments already pointed out some inaccuracies in your methods. Here's an idea that'll probably make things a little easier: change variable
$$u=\frac1x\implies dx=-\frac{du}{u^2}\implies\int_0^1e^{1/x}dx=-\int_\infty^0e^u\frac{du}{u^2}=$$
$$\int_0^1\frac{e^u}{u^2}+\int_1^\infty\frac{e^u}{u^2}du=$$
and since the second integral diverges$\,(\color{red}*)\,$ so does the original one.
$$(\color{red}*)\;\text{This follows from}\;\;\;\int_1^\infty\frac{e^u}{u^2}du\ge\int_1^\infty\frac{1+u}{u^2}du$$
and we know that $\;\int\limits_1^\infty u^pdu\;$ converges iff $\;p<-1\;$

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Hong Kong Disneyland Closing Again Due to Coronavirus
By Charlie Ridgely - November 30, 2020 12:33 pm EST
Once again, The Walt Disney Company's theme park in Hong Kong is going to be shutting its doors due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Hong Kong Disneyland has closed and reopened multiple times over the course of 2020, and this week will mark the park's next closure. With new government mandates in place, Hong Kong Disneyland will be closing at the start of December, and there is currently no firm date for its eventual reopening.
On Monday morning, the official Disney Parks News Twitter account shared a statement from the company, announcing the closure of Hong Kong Disneyland. The message explained that the park was already scheduled to be closed on December 1st, and that it would start its temporary closure one day later, on December 2nd.
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— Disney Parks News (@DisneyParksNews) November 30, 2020
"As required by the government and in line with preventative efforts taking place across Hong Kong, Hong Kong Disneyland park will temporarily close beginning December 2," reads the statement. "We are in close contact with health authorities and the government about the situation and will announce a reopening date once they determine it is advisable."
Based on the language used in the statement, Disney clearly plans to reopen Hong Kong Disneyland as soon as it is safe to do so. However, since the virus remains such an unpredictable force, there's no way to plan for reopenings too far in advance. It will now come down to a waiting game to see when the numbers start declining once again, and when the government decides to ease its guidelines.
With Hong Kong Disneyland's closure, just three of Disney's parks are still open. The theme parks in Shanghai and Tokyo remain open at the moment, albeit with limited capacity, and the same goes for Orlando, Florida's Walt Disney World. Disneyland Paris had to close recently due to a spike in cases around Europe, and California's Disneyland has yet to reopen since closing earlier this year.
Disneyland has made major efforts to try and reopen amid the pandemic, but the government in California has remained firmly in opposition. The government of Florida, however, has been much more lax in regards to COVID-19.


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A highly qualified and experienced climate modeler with impeccable credentials has rejected the unscientific bases of the doom-mongering over a purported climate crisis. His work has not yet been picked up in this country, but that is about to change. Writing at the Australian site Quadrant, Tony Thomas introduces the English-speaking world to the truth-telling of Dr. Mototaka Nakamura (hat tip: Andrew Bolt, John McMahon).
There's a top-level oceanographer and meteorologist who is prepared to cry "Nonsense!"on the "global warming crisis" evident to climate modellers but not in the real world. He's as well or better qualified than the modellers he criticises — the ones whose Year 2100 forebodings of 4degC warming have set the world to spending $US1.5 trillion a year to combat CO2 emissions.
The iconoclast is Dr. Mototaka Nakamura. In June he put out a small book in Japanese on "the sorry state of climate science". It's titled Confessions of a climate scientist: the global warming hypothesis is an unproven hypothesis, and he is very much qualified to take a stand. From 1990 to 2014 he worked on cloud dynamics and forces mixing atmospheric and ocean flows on medium to planetary scales. His bases were MIT (for a Doctor of Science in meteorology), Georgia Institute of Technology, Goddard Space Flight Centre, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Duke and Hawaii Universities and the Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology. He's published about 20 climate papers on fluid dynamics. [i]
Today's vast panoply of "global warming science" is like an upside down pyramid built on the work of a few score of serious climate modellers. They claim to have demonstrated human-derived CO2 emissions as the cause of recent global warming and project that warming forward. Every orthodox climate researcher takes such output from the modellers' black boxes as a given.
Dr. Nakamura has just made his work available to the English-speaking world:
There was no English edition of his book in June and only a few bits were translated and circulated. But Dr Nakamura last week offered via a free Kindle version his own version [sic] in English. It's not a translation but a fresh essay leading back to his original conclusions.
And the critique he offers is comprehensive.
(AT just published the story of Canada's Environment Agency discarding actual historical data and substituting its models of what the data should have been, for instance.)
Now Nakamura has found it again, further accusing the orthodox scientists of "data falsification" by adjusting previous temperature data to increase apparent warming "The global surface mean temperature-change data no longer have any scientific value and are nothing except a propaganda tool to the public," he writes.
The climate models are useful tools for academic studies, he says. However, "the models just become useless pieces of junk or worse (worse in a sense that they can produce gravely misleading output) when they are used for climate forecasting." The reason:
These models completely lack some critically important climate processes and feedbacks, and represent some other critically important climate processes and feedbacks in grossly distorted manners to the extent that makes these models totally useless for any meaningful climate prediction.
I myself used to use climate simulation models for scientific studies, not for predictions, and learned about their problems and limitations in the process.
Ignoring non-CO2 climate determinants
Climate forecasting is simply impossible, if only because future changes in solar energy output are unknowable. As to the impacts of human-caused CO2, they can't be judged "with the knowledge and technology we currently possess."
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# Inability to deal with water vapor elements
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I want to point out a simple fact that it is impossible to correctly predict even the sense or direction of a change of a system when the prediction tool lacks and/or grossly distorts important non-linear processes, feedbacks in particular, that are present in the actual system …
… The real or realistically-simulated climate system is far more complex than an absurdly simple system simulated by the toys that have been used for climate predictions to date, and will be insurmountably difficult for those naïve climate researchers who have zero or very limited understanding of geophysical fluid dynamics. I understand geophysical fluid dynamics just a little, but enough to realize that the dynamics of the atmosphere and oceans are absolutely critical facets of the climate system if one hopes to ever make any meaningful prediction of climate variation.
Solar input, absurdly, is modelled as a "never changing quantity". He says, "It has only been several decades since we acquired an ability to accurately monitor the incoming solar energy. In these several decades only, it has varied by one to two watts per square metre. Is it reasonable to assume that it will not vary any more than that in the next hundred years or longer for forecasting purposes? I would say, No."
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But who are you going to believe: a superbly qualified Japanese scientist or a Swedish teenager with mental issues?
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"As journalists we have a lot of power and when we choose to just highlight existing voices, we really leave a lot of stories untold," Tulshyan said.
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Despite its astounding beauty, Northumberland National Park is one of the least populated and least visited national parks in the UK. If you are looking for some solitude in the middle of the English countryside, this park is just the thing for you. The park stretches from the Scottish border until Hadrian's Wall in the south, and ancient Roman defensive fortification. The park covers rolling hills, moorland, as well as forests.
The Yorkshire Dales cover the historic county of Yorkshire, and they are the best park if you want to see some amazing river valleys with hills rising between them. The 'dales' in the name of the park refer to the dales west of the Vale of York and north of the West Yorkshire Urban Area. Since the dales consist mostly of limestone, there are extensive cave systems throughout the park.
The Brecon Beacons mountain range in South Wales are only one part of the breath-taking Brecon Beacons National Park. Apart from the rather impressive mountains, the park consists of bare, grassy moorland where tiny Welsh ponies and Welsh sheep graze. There are several beautiful waterfalls in the park, such as the 27-metre Henrhyd Waterfal or the falls at Ystradfellte.
South Downs National Park is the newest national park in the UK – it became operational on April 1, 2011. The park stretches for 90 miles, from St Catherine's Hill to Beachy Head, and while it does include a good chunk of coast, many of the large coastal towns are not part of the park. Two of the most beautiful parts of the park are East Hampshire and the Sussex Downs.
Possibly the most memorable parts of the park are the impressive cliffs of the North Sea coast, but the vast areas of open moorland, where heath blooms in astounding quantities during the summer months, are also worth visiting. There are over 2300 of walking trails throughout the park, especially the famous Lyke Wake Walk.


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Q: While installing Android-EABI toolchain, can I overwrite files in /usr? I just downloaded the Android NDK and wanted to copy/install the GCC cross-compiler toolchain to /usr folder (where I have other cross-compilers as well). These are the contents of the toolchain forlder:
$ ls
4,0K drwxr-xr-x 4 carles carles 4,0K  2014-gen-16  18:13:44 arm-linux-androideabi/
4,0K drwxr-xr-x 2 carles carles 4,0K  2014-mar-01  01:57:40 bin/
4,0K drwxr-xr-x 2 carles carles 4,0K  2014-gen-16  18:13:46 include/
4,0K drwxr-xr-x 3 carles carles 4,0K  2014-gen-16  18:14:15 lib/
4,0K drwxr-xr-x 2 carles carles 4,0K  2014-gen-16  18:14:24 lib32/
4,0K drwxr-xr-x 2 carles carles 4,0K  2014-gen-16  18:14:15 lib64/
4,0K drwxr-xr-x 3 carles carles 4,0K  2014-gen-16  18:13:46 libexec/
4,0K drwxr-xr-x 3 carles carles 4,0K  2014-gen-16  18:14:24 share/
 20K -rw-r--r-- 1 carles carles  18K  2014-gen-16  18:14:24 COPYING
 28K -rw-r--r-- 1 carles carles  26K  2014-gen-16  18:14:24 COPYING.LIB
4,0K -rw-r--r-- 1 carles carles 2,6K  2014-gen-16  18:14:25 SOURCES

To install it in /usr I just did this:
$ cp * /usr -uvir

And as a result I found out that there were some files conflicting with this copy. In particular, cp asks whether to overwrite the following files:
cp: voleu sobreescriure «/usr/share/gdb/python/gdb/types.py»? n
cp: voleu sobreescriure «/usr/share/gdb/python/gdb/command/pretty_printers.py»? n
cp: voleu sobreescriure «/usr/share/gdb/python/gdb/command/__init__.py»? n
cp: voleu sobreescriure «/usr/share/gdb/python/gdb/printing.py»? n
cp: voleu sobreescriure «/usr/share/gdb/python/gdb/__init__.py»? n
cp: voleu sobreescriure «/usr/share/gdb/syscalls/mips-o32-linux.xml»? n
cp: voleu sobreescriure «/usr/share/gdb/syscalls/sparc-linux.xml»? n
cp: voleu sobreescriure «/usr/share/gdb/syscalls/mips-n32-linux.xml»? n
cp: voleu sobreescriure «/usr/share/gdb/syscalls/ppc-linux.xml»? n
cp: voleu sobreescriure «/usr/share/gdb/syscalls/amd64-linux.xml»? n
cp: voleu sobreescriure «/usr/share/gdb/syscalls/i386-linux.xml»? n
cp: voleu sobreescriure «/usr/share/gdb/syscalls/sparc64-linux.xml»? n
cp: voleu sobreescriure «/usr/share/gdb/syscalls/gdb-syscalls.dtd»? n
cp: voleu sobreescriure «/usr/share/gdb/syscalls/ppc64-linux.xml»? n
cp: voleu sobreescriure «/usr/share/gdb/syscalls/mips-n64-linux.xml»? n

To which questions I always answered no. Now after doing a few diffs I've seen that while some of those files basically add extra lines to the ones I had, some of them, if not all, change small variables and names.
Do you think it's a good idea to overwrite them? If not, would arm-linux-androideabi-gcc still work?

A: It is not a good idea to place binaries in a path they don't expect.
Quite a lot of packages compile the path given to the ./configure command line somewhere into the executables, so they can find additional resources easily. So whether your gcc works or not is questionable.
The files you listed all belong to the gdb debugger. The XML data files should be safe to overwrite if these are indeed newer, but it may also be that you are using older versions then. The Python files should also be somewhat safe if the changes are minimal -- these concern mainly how variables are printed in the debugger; this may be useful for certain string types.
Neither of these groups should be critical for debugging, so either way should be fine.


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Mr. Amit Acharya is the Head of Credit - Retail & Wholesale Lending for the bank. He has around 19 years of varied experience in Retail Consumer Lending (Secured & unsecured) & banking sector in diversified profiles with Credit underwriting & Risk Management, Credit Policy, Collections, Operations & customer service.
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Press Release: Chinese Historical Society to honor Janet Lee Chen with 2019 Phil & Sarah Choy Community Service Award
Issue Date: March 8, 2019
Media Contact: Janice Lee, gala@chsa.org
Chinese Historical Society to honor Janet Lee Chen with 2019 Phil & Sarah Choy Community Service Award
SAN FRANCISCO, California – The Chinese Historical Society of America (CHSA) will feature Janet Lee Chen at their gala, "The Past is Prologue: CHSA on the Move!," on Friday, March 15, at The Hyatt Regency Embarcadero in San Francisco. She will be the recipient of CHSA's 2019 Phil & Sarah Choy Community Service Award for her community contributions, including creating a culture of philanthropy and volunteerism. Passionate about collaboration and camaraderie, her work and support has benefited students, youths and immigrants for five decades.
"Like many women of our generation, Janet has not been widely recognized for all of her accomplishments. She is a mother, wife, sister, friend and tireless community volunteer. She has given generously of her time and family resources," said Jane Chin, CHSA Vice President and Interim Executive Director. "CHSA is proud to give our top community award this year to an unsung hero who represents women everywhere."
Chen is a founding member of the Rotary Club of San Francisco Chinatown, which volunteers in local schools and funds polio eradication campaigns overseas. During and since her daughter's attendance at Sterne School, she has helped secure two new sites, enabling the school to enroll more students needing personalized instruction. She remains on its board and strategic planning committee. Through the Rose T.Y. Chen Charitable Fund honoring her mother-in-law, the Chen family has given yearly grants to dozens of Chinatown organizations including CHSA.
"I enjoy working with people, giving back, working with a team, and volunteering with others," she said.
Chen grew up and attended public schools in San Francisco. Her teachers encouraged volunteering, while her father and uncle were active in their Chinese school alumni association. During high school, she created a program providing activities and field trips to Chinatown children, formed and led the Purple Pandas girls' club at Chinatown's YMCA, interpreted for seniors at doctors' appointments, and organized kids for the Chinese New Year Parade and Cameron House events. As a college and law student, she worked with Chinatown clients of the San Francisco Neighborhood Legal Assistance Foundation and Asian Law Caucus. Her JLC Boutique donated clothing in the late 1980s to Gum Moon Women's Residence. She has served on the boards of Asian Neighborhood Design and the Chinatown Youth Center. Four hundred guests are expected to attend the benefit dinner with Master of Ceremonies Ben Fong-Torres (Rolling Stone magazine journalist, Chinese New Year Parade co-host). Guests will see a sneak peek of the documentary in production "LIKE A ROLLING STONE: The Life & Times of Ben Fong-Torres" by filmmaker Suzanne Joe Kai.
Attendees of CHSA's gala will celebrate the organization's mission to illuminate the pioneer past and inform the present while looking forward. CHSA will present a Special Recognition Award to former San Francisco Mayor Willie L. Brown, Jr., for his support of CHSA's acquisition of the historic Julia Morgan-designed Chinese YWCA building on Clay Street, which became a museum that welcomes thousands of visitors each year. His search for new talent has included appointments of Chinese and other Asian Americans to dozens of city departments, boards and commissions, including Fred Lau as Chief of Police, the late Ed Lee as City Purchaser (who would become Mayor), and Gorretti Lui to the Board of Trustees of the Fine Arts Museums.
The CHSA gala begins at 6 p.m. with live jazz by Bay Area saxophonist Francis Wong at the Reception with a Silent Auction and Night Market featuring Chinese American culture, including a China Live San Francisco experience, Frank Wong miniature mah jong diorama, theatre tickets and meet-and-greet with actor B.D. Wong, Bruce Lee memorabilia, an original Joy Luck Club movie poster donated by costume designer Lydia Tanji, and vintage qipao. Other items include tickets on Hawaiian Airlines, a group ride on the San Francisco Fire Department's fireboat, an autographed Steph Curry basketball, five-foot linocut by Emmanuel Montoya, private cooking class for eight, group bead making class, Cuban cigars in a humidor box, and a TOTO washlet.
Among the women and women-owned businesses whose items will be part of the CHSA Silent Auction and Night Market include:
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Marisa Louie Lee
Deborah Lao
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Katie Quan
Secret Agent Salon
Sheba Piano Lounge
The Wok Shop
Wok Wiz Chinatown Walking Tours
Leading gala sponsors are Ed & Janet Chen, Buck Gee & Mary Hackenbracht, Charles McClain & Laurene Wu McClain, Hoyt Zia & Leigh-Ann Miyasato, Jane Chin & James Wong, Coblentz Patch Duffy & Bass LLP, Lui Foundation, Perkins Coie LLP, and Connie Young Yu. Media sponsors are ABC7, shades Magazine and Sky Link TV.
Since the organization's founding in 1963, CHSA has been dedicated to preserving Chinese American history and telling stories to enlighten a new generation. Made exclusively by CHSA on the 150th anniversary of the completion of the Transcontinental Railroad, a special gift will be given to guests to commemorate the significant historic role of Chinese laborers who built the railroads.
For more information on the gala, email gala@chsa.org or visit www.chsa.org/event/gala2019.
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