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How to send image to a server? by $.ajax() and without postback.
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If the B64 is'nt really, really long, just send it the regular way ?

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namespace AngleSharp.Text
{
    using System;

    /// <summary>
    /// The position in the source code.
    /// </summary>
    public readonly struct TextPosition : IEquatable<TextPosition>, IComparable<TextPosition>
    {
        #region Fields

        /// <summary>
        /// An empty position (0, 0, 0).
        /// </summary>
        public static readonly TextPosition Empty = new TextPosition();

        private readonly UInt16 _line;
        private readonly UInt16 _column;
        private readonly Int32 _position;

        #endregion

        #region ctor

        /// <summary>
        /// Creates a new text position.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="line">The line of the character.</param>
        /// <param name="column">The column of the character.</param>
        /// <param name="position">The index of the character.</param>
        public TextPosition(UInt16 line, UInt16 column, Int32 position)
        {
            _line = line;
            _column = column;
            _position = position;
        }

        #endregion

        #region Properties

        /// <summary>
        /// Gets the line within the document.
        /// The line is 1-based, so the first line has value 1.
        /// </summary>
        public Int32 Line => _line;

        /// <summary>
        /// Gets the column within the document.
        /// The column is 1-based, so the first column has value 1.
        /// </summary>
        public Int32 Column => _column;

        /// <summary>
        /// Gets the position within the source.
        /// The position is 1-based, so the first character is at position 1.
        /// </summary>
        public Int32 Position => _position;

        /// <summary>
        /// Gets the index within the source.
        /// The index is 0-based, so the first character is at index 0.
        /// </summary>
        public Int32 Index => _position - 1;

        #endregion

        #region Methods

        /// <summary>
        /// Returns a new text position that includes the given offset.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="columns">The number of columns to shift.</param>
        /// <returns>The new text position.</returns>
        public TextPosition Shift(Int32 columns) => new TextPosition(_line, (UInt16)(_column + columns), _position + columns);

        /// <summary>
        /// Returns a new text position that is after the given character.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="chr">The character to analyze.</param>
        /// <returns>The new text position.</returns>
        public TextPosition After(Char chr)
        {
            var line = _line;
            var column = _column;

            if (chr == Symbols.LineFeed)
            {
                ++line;
                column = 0;
            }

            return new TextPosition(line, ++column, _position + 1);
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Returns a new text position that is after the given string.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="str">The string to analyze.</param>
        /// <returns>The new text position.</returns>
        public TextPosition After(String str)
        {
            var line = _line;
            var column = _column;

            foreach (var chr in str)
            {
                if (chr == Symbols.LineFeed)
                {
                    ++line;
                    column = 0;
                }

                ++column;
            }

            return new TextPosition(line, column, _position + str.Length);
        }

        #endregion

        #region Comparison

        /// <summary>
        /// Returns a string representation of the position in the text.
        /// </summary>
        /// <returns>
        /// A string that contains the contained line and column.
        /// </returns>
        public override String ToString() => $"Ln {_line}, Col {_column}, Pos {_position}";

        /// <summary>
        /// Returns the hash code for this instance.
        /// </summary>
        /// <returns>
        /// An integer that is the hash code for this instance.
        /// </returns>
        public override Int32 GetHashCode() => _position ^ (_line | _column) + _line;

        /// <summary>
        /// Indicates whether this instance and a specified object are equal.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="obj">
        /// The object to compare with the current instance.
        /// </param>
        /// <returns>
        /// True if the given object is a text position with the same values,
        /// otherwise false.
        /// </returns>
        public override Boolean Equals(Object? obj) => obj is TextPosition other && Equals(other);

        /// <summary>
        /// Indicates whether the current position is equal to the given
        /// position.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="other">An object to compare with this object.</param>
        /// <returns>
        /// True if the given position has the same values, otherwise false.
        /// </returns>
        public Boolean Equals(TextPosition other) => _position == other._position &&
            _column == other._column &&
            _line == other._line;

        /// <summary>
        /// Compares the two positions by their absolute positions in the text
        /// source.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="a">The first operand.</param>
        /// <param name="b">The second operand.</param>
        /// <returns>
        /// True if the position of the first operand is greater than the
        /// second operand.
        /// </returns>
        public static Boolean operator >(TextPosition a, TextPosition b) => a._position > b._position;

        /// <summary>
        /// Compares the two positions by their absolute positions in the text
        /// source.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="a">The first operand.</param>
        /// <param name="b">The second operand.</param>
        /// <returns>
        /// True if the position of the first operand is less than the second
        /// operand.
        /// </returns>
        public static Boolean operator <(TextPosition a, TextPosition b) => a._position < b._position;

        /// <summary>
        /// Compares the current position with another position.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="other">The position to compare to.</param>
        /// <returns>
        /// A mathematical representation of the relation (1 = greater, -1 =
        /// less, 0 = equal).
        /// </returns>
        public Int32 CompareTo(TextPosition other) => Equals(other) ? 0 : (this > other ? 1 : -1);

        #endregion
    }
}

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28 Jul Leslie Twing – Faces of RMHC
Posted at 01:12h in Faces of RMHC	by	887client
As a small nonprofit with a limited staff that oversees a number of programs geared toward helping families with sick children in our area, we really could not honestly do what we do without the support and dedication of our volunteers. We like to focus on shining a light on their work as often as possible, because they truly are the backbone of our organization. But the value they bring extends far beyond the scheduled timeframes of their shifts on-site at the House or in the Family Room, because our volunteers are some of our strongest voices, advocates, and ambassadors out in the community, and often to the point of helping to introduce and recruit even more volunteers to be a part of Team RMHC.
Leslie Twing has been one of our fantastic Family Room volunteers since 2018, but the first real-life connection she made to the House was through our longtime volunteer and ardent supporter B.J. Campbell, who has previously been featured as one of our "Faces of RMHC."
"My first experience in the Ronald McDonald house family room was meeting BJ Campell. I had the honor of knowing and working with her daughter, Tancy, in the early 1980s at the UA Cinema. Tancy was such a sweet and kind girl. Sadly, Tancy passed away while we were working together. I always knew she must have had a very special mother because of how friendly she was to all of us at work. I never dreamed that 35 years later I would get to meet her sweet mother. BJ Campbell and Tancy will always hold a special place in my heart."
In her two years of service thus far at the Family Room, Leslie has really managed to find her footing and thoroughly enjoyed connecting with families who come from all backgrounds and walks of life, but always have one thing in common: the ultimate goal of returning home with a healthy baby or child. One particular encounter stands out in Leslie's time as a volunteer as the most memorable and impactful exchange.
"Soon after I started volunteering in the family room, I met a young man that had been airlifted with his seven-year-old son as a result of a terrible wreck. The father was pretty beat up and was crying inconsolably. They weren't sure if his son was going to make it. It was absolutely gut wrenching to see him so upset and scared. I learned a few weeks later that both father and son got to go home. I prayed for both of them every night. I just love seeing answered prayers and miracles."
Leslie is an Amarillo native, but considers Denmark to be her second home. Not only does she try to visit as often as humanly possible, she also speaks Danish as a second language. If that's not impressive enough as a hidden talent (though we certainly argue it is), she is also notorious for her calligraphy skills! After processing this information, our fingers are crossed she sends us a handwritten Christmas card in Danish this year….just sayin'!
Employed full-time in the dental field, Leslie has been able to continue working during this era of coronavirus. They did close the office at the early onset of the pandemic for six weeks however, which allowed her a chance to catch up on baking, dog walking, and bike riding! Leslie has also enjoyed tackling some epic TV-viewing and reading projects, which included the highlights of finally taking the Downton Abbey plunge as well as watching Alias Grace, and reading the Tattooist of Auschwitz and Cilkas Journey, the latter of which she says is so good she's ready to loan it out to any takers!
After this pandemic has passed, Leslie will be more than amped to get back to the movies, cross the pond for another Denmark excursion, and of course, return to the Family Room!
"I miss being able to encourage families and serve them while their children are sick. And if we are being totally honest, I miss sneaking a rice crispy treat or two while I am volunteering :-)."
As for the motivation that inspires Leslie to continue serving despite her busy schedule?
"My youngest daughter is diabetic and we spent many times in and out of the hospital while she was growing up. I had never even heard of the Ronald McDonald house family room until a couple of years ago and I thought it would be wonderful to serve families in need. I wish I had known about it while Annica was growing up."
Leslie has been an empty nester for the past 5 years, and sure has missed the noise and commotion of having her children and their friends around. She thought volunteering would be the perfect solution for that situation, and after doing some research about RMHC and making the connection that the one and only Jan Plequette was in charge of our volunteer programs, she had to reach out!
"I had the privilege and honor of knowing Jan when our girls went to school together while they were young. I'm so happy to have reconnected with her. She is such an asset to the Ronald McDonald House."
We certainly cannot argue with that sentiment about Jan and her dedication to our families! Thank YOU for also being an asset to the hundreds of families that find solace and peace at the Family Room each year, Leslie!
Lulu Lehmann – Faces of RMHC
Peggy Sherrod – Faces of RMHC
Melody Hysinger – Faces of RMHC
© RMHC - The following trademarks used herein are owned by McDonald's Corporation and its affiliates; McDonald's, Ronald McDonald House Charities, Ronald McDonald House Charities Logo, RMHC, Ronald McDonald House, Ronald McDonald Family Room, and Ronald McDonald Care Mobile. RMHC is recognized as a public charity under Internal Revenue Code section 509(a) and has 501(c)(3) status. Donations to RMHC are deductible. Donors should consult their tax advisor for questions regarding deductibility. The RMHC EIN is 75-1790186. A copy of the RMHC determination letter is available upon request. WEB DESIGN BY 887 MEDIA

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#include "CacheAgent.h"
#include "AsyncVirtualServiceLog.h"
#include "ErrorMsg.h"

CCacheAgent::CCacheAgent():m_pCacheMem(NULL)
{
}

CCacheAgent::~CCacheAgent()
{
	if(m_pCacheMem != NULL)
	{
		memcached_free(m_pCacheMem);
	}
}

int CCacheAgent::Initialize(const string &strAddr)
{
	m_strCacheServer = strAddr;

	size_t npos = strAddr.find(":");
	if(npos == string::npos)
	{
		CVS_XLOG(XLOG_ERROR, "CCacheAgent::%s, CacheServer[%s] format error\n", __FUNCTION__, m_strCacheServer.c_str());
		return -1;
	}

	string strCacheServerIp = strAddr.substr(0, npos);
	unsigned int dwCacheServerPort = atoi(strAddr.substr(npos+1).c_str());
	memcached_return_t rc;
	m_pCacheMem = memcached_create(NULL);
	memcached_server_st *pCacheServer = memcached_server_list_append(NULL, strCacheServerIp.c_str(), dwCacheServerPort, &rc);
	if(rc != MEMCACHED_SUCCESS)
	{
		CVS_XLOG(XLOG_ERROR, "CCacheAgent::%s, Cache Server Create Error, Server[%s], Error[%s]\n", __FUNCTION__, m_strCacheServer.c_str(), memcached_strerror(m_pCacheMem, rc));
		return -1;
	}

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	if(rc != MEMCACHED_SUCCESS)
	{
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	memcached_behavior_set(m_pCacheMem, MEMCACHED_BEHAVIOR_BINARY_PROTOCOL, 0);
	memcached_behavior_set(m_pCacheMem, MEMCACHED_BEHAVIOR_SUPPORT_CAS, 1);

	CVS_XLOG(XLOG_INFO, "CCacheAgent::%s, Cache Server Start[%s]\n", __FUNCTION__, strAddr.c_str());

	return 0;
}

int CCacheAgent::Add(const string & strKey,const string & strValue, unsigned int dwExpiration)
{
	memcached_return_t rc = memcached_add(m_pCacheMem, strKey.c_str(), strKey.size(), strValue.c_str(), strValue.size(), dwExpiration, 0);
	if(rc == MEMCACHED_SUCCESS)
	{
		return CVS_SUCESS;
	}
	else if(rc == MEMCACHED_DATA_EXISTS)
	{
		CVS_XLOG(XLOG_DEBUG, "CCacheUtil::%s, Server[%s] : Cache Add data already exist, KeyValue[%s : %s] Error[%s]\n", __FUNCTION__, m_strCacheServer.c_str(), strKey.c_str(), strValue.c_str(), memcached_strerror(m_pCacheMem, rc));
		return CVS_CACHE_ALREADY_EXIST;
	}
	else
	{
		CVS_XLOG(XLOG_ERROR, "CCacheUtil::%s, Server[%s] : Cache Add Error, KeyValue[%s : %s] Error[%s]\n", __FUNCTION__, m_strCacheServer.c_str(), strKey.c_str(), strValue.c_str(), memcached_strerror(m_pCacheMem, rc));
		return CVS_CACHE_CONNECT_ERROR;
	}
}

int CCacheAgent::Set(const string & strKey,const string & strValue, unsigned int dwExpiration)
{
	memcached_return_t rc = memcached_set(m_pCacheMem, strKey.c_str(), strKey.size(), strValue.c_str(), strValue.size(), dwExpiration, 0);
	if(rc != MEMCACHED_SUCCESS)
	{
		CVS_XLOG(XLOG_ERROR, "CCacheUtil::%s, Server[%s] : Cache Set Error, KeyValue[%s : %s] Error[%s]\n", __FUNCTION__, m_strCacheServer.c_str(), strKey.c_str(), strValue.c_str(), memcached_strerror(m_pCacheMem, rc));
		return CVS_CACHE_CONNECT_ERROR;
	}
	return CVS_SUCESS;
}

int CCacheAgent::Cas( const string &strKey, const string &strValue, const string &strCas, unsigned int dwExpiration /*= 0*/ )
{
	unsigned long long uCas = atoll(strCas.c_str());
	memcached_return_t rc = memcached_cas(m_pCacheMem, strKey.c_str(), strKey.size(), strValue.c_str(), strValue.size(), dwExpiration, 0, uCas);
	if(rc==MEMCACHED_SUCCESS)
	{
		return CVS_SUCESS;
	}
	else if(rc == MEMCACHED_NOTFOUND)
	{
		CVS_XLOG(XLOG_DEBUG, "CCacheUtil::%s, Server[%s] : Cache Cas key not found, Key[%s], Error[%s]\n", __FUNCTION__, m_strCacheServer.c_str(), strKey.c_str(), memcached_strerror(m_pCacheMem, rc));
		return CVS_CACHE_KEY_NOT_FIND;
	}
	else if(rc == MEMCACHED_DATA_EXISTS)
	{
		CVS_XLOG(XLOG_DEBUG, "CCacheUtil::%s, Server[%s] : Cache Cas version not accord, Key[%s], Error[%s]\n", __FUNCTION__, m_strCacheServer.c_str(), strKey.c_str(), memcached_strerror(m_pCacheMem, rc));
		return CVS_CACHE_KEY_VERSION_NOT_ACCORD;
	}
	else
	{
		CVS_XLOG(XLOG_ERROR, "CCacheUtil::%s, Server[%s] : Cache Add Error, KeyValue[%s : %s] Error[%s]\n", __FUNCTION__, m_strCacheServer.c_str(), strKey.c_str(), strValue.c_str(), memcached_strerror(m_pCacheMem, rc));
		return CVS_CACHE_CONNECT_ERROR;
	}
}

int CCacheAgent::Get(const string & strKey, string &strValue, string &strCas)
{
	size_t nLen;
	uint32_t nflags;
	memcached_return_t rc;
	char *szValue = memcached_get(m_pCacheMem, strKey.c_str(), strKey.size(), &nLen, &nflags, &rc);

	unsigned long long uCas = memcached_result_cas(&(m_pCacheMem->result));
	char szCas[32] = {0};
	snprintf(szCas, sizeof(szCas), "%llu", uCas);
	strCas = szCas;

	if(rc == MEMCACHED_SUCCESS)
	{
		strValue.assign(szValue, nLen);
		free(szValue);
		return CVS_SUCESS;
	}
	else if(rc == MEMCACHED_NOTFOUND)
	{
		CVS_XLOG(XLOG_DEBUG, "CCacheUtil::%s, Server[%s] : Cache Get Key not find, Key[%s], Error[%s]\n", __FUNCTION__, m_strCacheServer.c_str(), strKey.c_str(), memcached_strerror(m_pCacheMem, rc));
		return CVS_CACHE_KEY_NOT_FIND;
	}
	else
	{
		CVS_XLOG(XLOG_ERROR, "CCacheUtil::%s, Server[%s] : Cache Get Key Error, Key[%s], Error[%s]\n", __FUNCTION__, m_strCacheServer.c_str(), strKey.c_str(), memcached_strerror(m_pCacheMem, rc));
		return CVS_CACHE_CONNECT_ERROR;
	}
}

int CCacheAgent::Delete(const string & strKey)
{
	memcached_return_t rc = memcached_delete(m_pCacheMem, strKey.c_str(), strKey.size(), 0);
	if(rc == MEMCACHED_SUCCESS)
	{
		return CVS_SUCESS;
	}
	else if(rc == MEMCACHED_NOTFOUND)
	{
		CVS_XLOG(XLOG_DEBUG, "CCacheUtil::%s, Server[%s] : Cache Delete Key not found, Key[%s] Error[%s]\n", __FUNCTION__, m_strCacheServer.c_str(), strKey.c_str(), memcached_strerror(m_pCacheMem, rc));
		return CVS_CACHE_KEY_NOT_FIND;
	}
	else
	{
		CVS_XLOG(XLOG_ERROR, "CCacheUtil::%s, Server[%s] : Cache Delete Key Error, Key[%s] Error[%s]\n", __FUNCTION__, m_strCacheServer.c_str(), strKey.c_str(), memcached_strerror(m_pCacheMem, rc));
		return CVS_CACHE_CONNECT_ERROR;
	}
}

string CCacheAgent::GetAddr()
{
	return m_strCacheServer;
}


This Gouda will surprise friends and please even the pickiest cheese eater. This young goat's milk gouda is a semi-firm wheel of mild, vaguely sweet, and refreshingly straightforward cheese. This is not the chalky, distinctly goaty chevre that most people associate goat's milk with - instead, it hints at notes of butterscotch and caramel with only the mildest tanginess. The paste remains supple after approximately four months of aging, and can be easily melted over pies or crisps for an unusual dessert. This Dutch pale beauty prefers a malty Amber Ale or a buttery Chardonnay, or even with a dab of tart sour cherry preserves.


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Steve Lewis from The Design Kartel set out to build a business aiming to collaborate with fresh new UK talented designers and give them the platform they need to launch their product designs into the commercial world. He was hoping for a logo that could form a shield mark to help it feel like a club/kartel, it needed to be modern, strong and the mark needed to work as a stand alone icon, as well as accompanying the type. The feel I gave to the brochures and literature is minimal and modern allowing the furniture to shine but showcasing it in a stylish format.
"Nails it every time, with a big smile and loads of energy." – Steve Lewis, The Design Kartel
ClientThe Design KartelServicesBranding and BrochureYear2019


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Should Schools Send Home 'Fat Letters'?
By Ally Batista
Childhood obesity is definitely a concern. More than one third of adolescents and children are overweight and obese, a statistic that has tripled in the past 30 years. How are some people handling these issues?
By sending home "fat letters" with students. In Massachusetts, the Department of Public Health says that 32 percent of students in the state are overweight. As a result, the department has teamed up with Massachusetts's schools to identify who is possibly obese, and to alert their parents.
Parents in the state have been upset by this fact, but should they be? Parents love their child and of course would not automatically want to think that their child is overweight. The health effects that come along with obesity are severe and could seriously damage a child's health.
If my child were overweight, I'd like to know how to help to prevent such issues. How do you feel about this?
Ally | Elite.


Blackshear 5-14 8-11 18, Hill 6-13 0-0 15, Bede 4-6 0-0 10, Alexander-Walker 3-10 2-2 9, Outlaw 2-7 0-0 5, Horne 0-1 0-0 0, Wilkins 1-3 0-0 2, Justin Robinson 4-8 4-5 14. Totals 25-62 14-18 73.
Williamson 11-14 0-1 23, DeLaurier 2-2 0-0 4, Barrett 7-17 4-5 18, O'Connell 2-6 0-0 4, Jones 8-14 1-2 22, White 0-0 0-0 0, Bolden 1-3 2-2 4, Goldwire 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 31-56 7-10 75.
Halftime_Virginia Tech 38-34. 3-Point Goals_Virginia Tech 9-26 (Hill 3-6, Justin Robinson 2-3, Bede 2-4, Outlaw 1-3, Alexander-Walker 1-5, Horne 0-1, Wilkins 0-2, Blackshear 0-2), Duke 6-20 (Jones 5-7, Williamson 1-2, O'Connell 0-4, Barrett 0-7). Fouled Out_None. Rebounds_Virginia Tech 30 (Blackshear 16), Duke 29 (O'Connell 7). Assists_Virginia Tech 19 (Justin Robinson, Blackshear, Alexander-Walker 5), Duke 22 (Barrett 11). Total Fouls_Virginia Tech 15, Duke 15. A_20,006 (20,356).


What do you need to achieve the best website?
All businesses and individuals want to know what is needed to produce the best website possible. Here you will find the necessities of great web design.
A laptop showing a website.
Of course, making your website look amazing is ideal but there is more to that went design the best website. It needs to function and come to life. User experience or UX encompasses all aspects of the end-user's interaction with the company, its services, and its products according to the Nielsen Norman Group (2019). So, when designing a website, a designer should think about how the end-user will experience the website. That being from menu hovers to button placement to scrolling animations.
A women enjoying the experience of VR.
You want the user to flow through the site without having to properly think. According to Krug's First Law of Usability, "don't make me think!" So try and make everything easy to understand and usable. There are other rules and patterns to think about such as the F-Shaped Pattern and Krug's other Laws of Usability (2017), but you would be a champion if you could achieve them all.
Choosing the right typefaces and font size is crucial, especially when thinking about what users will be looking at your website. Font selection is difficult sometimes because there will always be someone that has a preference for a serif or sans serif fonts. Shortie Designs stated that choosing a maximum of 3 typefaces in a maximum of 3 point sizes is ideal.
Quotes: Adding a testimonial/s or famous quote that relates to the content allows the user to think further into the content you're trying to sell/teach.
Meta tags and SEOs are a must, if you are looking to attract a large amount of traffic to your website. According to Computer Hope (2017), meta tags or meta elements are tags placed in the head section of your code that help define the contents of a web page. Basically, if your website doesn't have a meta description, Google or other search engines will generate one for you. Which isn't really a good idea.
MOZ (2019) defines Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) as the practice of increasing the quantity and quality of traffic to your website. Adding a keyword for each page and increasing an SEO score will boost your page on search engine results. The best website developers will always perform these measures. Using tools like HIKE are great for moving up the search ranks. WordPress plugins can also help increase your website SEO rating and WP Beginner have gone through and picked the best SEO plugins/tools.
A website isn't always viewed on a desktop or laptop. So, designing a website to be responsive with both mobile and tablet allow it to be viewable on all platforms thus broadening the audience for people that don't have access to a laptop/computer. Testing a website before launching is a must as it will identify any inconsistencies or design faults that need to be fixed.


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Born February 6, 1958 in Los Angeles, California, USA
Barry Miller was born on February 6, 1958 in Los Angeles, California, USA. He is an actor, known for Fame (1980), The Last Temptation of Christ (1988) and Peggy Sue Got Married (1986).
He graduated from Fairfax High School in Los Angeles in 1975.
Son of actor Sidney Miller and Iris Burton.
Won the 1985 Tony Award as best actor, featured role - play, for his performance as Arnold Epstein in Biloxi Blues.
Ex-stepson of Dorothy Green.
He was awarded the 1985 Antoinette Perry (Tony) Award for Best Featured Actor in a Play for "Biloxi Blues" on Broadway in New York City.
Talented new (and not so new) actors not really well known
Favorite Bridge Scene
Most Iconic New York City Scene


Is one's ever changing identity a homogenized cocktail comprised of 50% nature, 50% nurture or is existence a product of fate wherein one follows preordained steps? The Pursuit of Self aims to highlight a selection of artists who explore body, gender, mythos, and cultural identities through the medium of video and performance. Each artists' creation of characters, alter egos, and stereotypes exploit and allegorize the notion of personhood.The collection of perspectives will consider the ubiquitous pursuit of self.
It is Immigrant Heritage Week 2019 in NYC and my project The Immigrant Artist Biennial is in full fundraising mode, please consider donating via our GO FUND ME !
An exhibition review I wrote for Arte Fuse coving the Ford Foundation Gallery's inaugural exhibition, Perilous Bodies on view until May 10th, 2019.
An exhibition review I wrote published on Two Coats of Paint for The Thread: two person mother / daughter painting show on view at M. David and Co. Gallery during April 2019.
Jon Sorrentino, founder of the Wellfed podcast series, visited my studio for a long chat about life after school, cultivating a creative practice, and the importance of community. Our conversation is now live on the site. Take alisten here.
I organized a collection of solo performances which explore the human body as the subject for a creative practice as well as a change agent for unpacking notions of status, identity, and politics with performances by Doménica Garcia, Zelene Pineda Suchilt, and Angeli.
Kristen Racaniello reviews the exhibition I curated, Puppies + Flowers for the Coastal Post, an online platform for contemporary arts. Read Kristen's take on the show and her perspective on artist-run spaces.
I curated the inaugural show, kicking off the programming at The Royal Gallery in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
The Royal is pleased to present, Puppies and Flowers a group exhibition curated by Katie Hector which features the work of Jenn Dierdorf, Dominique Fung, Delphine Hennelly, Katarina Janeckova, Tess Michalik, Aliza Morell, and Mark Zubrovich. This collection of paintings reimagines historically "domestic" subjects in order to reveal a contemporary unvarnished reality.
Depictions of household pets and sumptuous flower arrangements conjure a sense of comfort, nostalgia, and serenity emblematic of a leisure class lifestyle. However, artists throughout the history of painting have utilized these seemingly docile subjects in order to address the complexities of human existence. For example in the hands of Frida Kahlo, René Magritte, Francisco Goya, Georgia O'Keeffe, Adriaen van Utrecht, and many others flowers and domesticated animals transformed into allegories which spoke to the atrocities of war, gender dynamics, socio-political climates, and the omnipresence of death.
In dialogue with this historical convention the artists included in Puppies and Flowers interpret the world around them through shared motifs. The work collectively deciphers elements of longing, sexuality, and gender as each artist imbues their subject with personal narratives and ambiguous symbolism. Projections of alternate realities take form as anthropomorphized canines coax feelings of desire, neon flowers glow within the void of a blacken canvas, and porcelain vases struggle to contain feral bouquets. The portrayal of puppies and flowers lend their subversive beauty to the exhibition and persuade the viewer to reconsider the thorny histories which have forged contemporary aesthetics.
The opening reception is Friday, March 22nd from 7 - 11 pm at The Living Gallery located at 1094 Broadway, Brooklyn, NY.
I just became a curatorial partner at The Royal Society for American Art, and artist-run gallery space in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Check out our website, subscribe to the mailing list, and follow us on insta to keep informed about our future programming.
I was quoted in an article for Art Business Journal, entitled: Women Artists Reflect on the Importance of Mentoring. Happy to have contributed to the dialogue a with several "artrepreneurs".
I recently hosted Jon Sorrentino in the studio for episode four of his interview-podcast series, Wellfed, which features the stories of creatives and cultural producers in and around NYC. Jon and I reflected upon life after graduation and what it takes to establish a practice and a community in the city.
Listen to the full interview and read the transcript on the Wellfed site.
I helped curate and organize a juried group with The NYC Crit Club. an amazing group and resource for NYC based artists to plug into. Opening reception and art swap Tuesday, January 8th @ 69 Jay Street in DUMBO, BK.
I'm excited to announce that my piece Tumblr Grl II will be exhibited in Let's try listening again the 13th A.I.R. Biennial.
Step off of the gray pavement, step out of the chilly dullness of an impending New York City Winter, traverse the threshold of Next to Nothing Gallery, and indulge in the celebration of painting currently on view at 181 Orchard Street.
I had the opportunity to head south this December for Miami's annual art fair week. My reflections and top picks from the Pulse Contemporary Art Fair were featured in AnteMag, check out the article.


Best 40 Full HD TVs to Buy Under Rs 30000 in India: Full HD TVs which were once a luxury have become a necessity now. The TV technology has improved so much that now you can buy a 40 inch Full HD LED TV in India under Rs 25000. To give you more choices, here we have the best 40-inch Full HD TVs to buy under Rs 30000 in India.
While buying a TV, it is necessary to look for a brand. Since, you won't be buying a new TV every 6 months it's good to have a TV that can last long. And when you talk about the brands the first few brands coming to your mind would be Sony, Heir, Samsung, LG and Panasonic. However, apart from these well known, there are quite a few brands producing quality products with an affordable price tag. So, for this post, we will be looking at customer reviews / satisfaction and price point to decide the best TV rather than looking only at a brand name. So, let's get started with our list of best 40-inch Full HD TVs to buy under Rs 30000 in India.
VU 40D6575 can currently be tagged as the best 40-inch Full HD TV under Rs 30000 in India. The Vu 40D6575 102 40 inch TV is currently being sold as Flipkart exclusive. The Vu 40D6575 has received quite a good review from the users. The Vu 40D6575 comes with 40-inch Full HD display with a resolution 1920 x 1020 pixel resolution. It also has 2 USB ports and 2 HDMI ports. The Vu 40D6575 102 can play almost all the basic audio and video format from your USB flash drive or the hard drive. With the HDMI ports, you can share your laptop screen or your phone's screen using devices like Chrome cast etc.
It also a 3.5mm Audio Jack which you can use to connect your headphone. You can also pair your Wireless headphone with the TV. The TV has wide viewing angles at 178 degree. The TV comes with TV stand or can be mounted on the Wall. Talking about the cons, the Vu 40D6575 may not produce high volume sound and you may need to use external music system to get louder audio. You can Vu 40D6575 from Flipkart.
The Sansui SKW40FH11XAF/KF 102 cm (40) LED TV is one of the most popular TV and is also one of best 40-inch Full HD TV to buy under Rs 30000 in India. The Sansui SKW40FH11XAF/KF 102 cm (40) LED TV is available for Rs 24990 and comes 40.2-inch Full HD display.
The Sansui SKW40FH11XAF/KF 102 cm (40) LED TV offers 4 HDMI ports and 2 USB ports. So, if you want to connect multiple device through HDMI you can make use of the 4 HDMI ports given in the TV.
The Sansui SKW40FH11XAF/KF 102 cm (40) LED TV is available for Rs 24990 and can be purchased from Flipkart.
The second TV on our best 40-inch Full HD TV under Rs 30000 is the Micromax 40B5000FHD /40BSD60FHD 102 cm (40) LED TV. Micromax is a home brand and has been offering TVs for a while now. The Micromax 40B5000FHD /40BSD60FHD 102 cm (40) LED TV is a 40-inch Full HD and has been priced at Rs 22250.
The Micromax 40B5000FHD /40BSD60FHD 102 cm (40) LED TV comes with 2USB ports and 2 HDMI ports at the back of it.
Onida LEO4000F 101.6 cm (40) LED TV is the latest addition from the company. It comes with a 40-inch Full HD LED panel. Also comes with 2 USB ports and 2 HDMI ports. The Onida LEO4000F 101.6 cm (40) LED TV weighs 9.9 KG and measures 64 mm thick.
The Onida LEO4000F 101.6 cm (40) LED TV is available for Rs 26766 as of writing this and you can buy it from Flipkart.
If you are looking for TV from a well-known brand, the Philips 40PFL5059 102 cm (40.2) LED TV can be a choice for you. The Philips 40PFL5059 102 cm (40.2) LED TV is one of the best 40-inch Full HD TVs to buy under Rs 30000 in India. The 40.2-inch Full HD display offers Perfect Motion Rate at 240Hz. It also comes with a USB port and 2 HDMi ports.
The Philips 40PFL5059 102 cm (40.2) LED TV is available for Rs 27590 as of now and can be bought from Flipkart.


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Fantasy Football Waiver Wire Week 11: Sam Bradford Added, St. Louis Rams Defense Dropped
By Dan Moore Nov 17, 2010, 10:00am CST
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Week 11 has been a slow news itself for St. Louis Rams on fantasy football waiver wires the Internet over. ESPN has Sam Bradford, improving on a week-to-week basis, slowly but steadily increasing adds — he's moved to 28.8% owned as of this morning. That's well behind pack leaders like David Garrard, who's had two outstanding games in a row and has been added in 30% of leagues this week alone, and our own Ryan Fitzpatrick, who led the Buffalo Bills to their first win since Irish quarterbacks were allowed to vote with one of his more pedestrian games this season. But it's progress, and I'll take it.
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Aside from Daniel Fells, who's surged forward 0.1% to be owned in 0.3% of leagues — I picked him up in an emergency one Sunday and was inexplicably rewarded, so I know the feeling, 0.1% — Bradford is the only positive mover and shaker on the add/drop lists.
The St. Louis Rams' defense is their only showing on the drop list, falling off in 3.3% of leagues over the last seven days after bouncing up after their bye week. Chris Long's sudden and violent decision to show up in the box score has been helpful, whether it shows up in the Rams' fantasy add/drop numbers or not, but I have a feeling the defense's fortunes won't reverse permanently until the offense proves itself capable of putting a team away on a regular basis.


The Arizona legislature is considering a bill to require all patients entering hospitals to provide proof of residency. Illegal immigrants cost the state millions of dollars in unreimbursed medical care. Since hospitals are not allowed to turn away anybody seeking medical care, the bill requires doctors to treat their emergency cases first then inquire about residency status afterwards. If the patient is found to be in the country illegally, the hospital will then notify the INS about the patient's status.
Rightfully the medical community in Arizona is outraged by this proposal. There is legitimate concern that fear of getting caught will keep illegal immigrants from seeking medical care until it becomes a much bigger and more expensive problem to treat. I, like everybody else, wish we didn't have so many people in this country illegally. The path to residency and citizenship has served this country well for over 200 years. It's not right that millions of people have decided to break our laws by coming here and taking jobs from millions of unemployed Americans.
But using doctors as border agents is despicable. Our border is just to the south, a simple line that runs through the desert sands that clearly demarcates who is here in the country legally. Wouldn't it be easier to spend the state's resources to enforce that single border? Now there will be multiple borders, at each hospital entrance, to check for residency papers. Maybe the state just doesn't want to spend their own money to keep illegals out and instead pushes the responsibility and the expense onto the hospitals.
Even if the hospitals do report all the illegal immigrants in their wards, what is anybody going to do with that information? I could go to any INS office right now and tell them exactly where the illegals congregate. Just go down to any Home Depot or U-Haul parking lot and you'll find dozens of illegals loitering around. I'm sure the INS knows this too. But is anything done about it? No. Instead they conduct expensive raids on businesses like Chipotle or Tyson Foods when they can just drive up to big box stores and pick up thousands of illegal people around the country for practically nothing.
No, I say this Arizona bill should not be passed. This is just passing the buck by the government to the medical establishment. We pay millions of tax dollars so that our state and federal governments will enforce our own laws. They shouldn't abrogate their responsibilities just because they are too lame to perform their sworn duties to us citizens. If they are too fearful to stand up to pro-criminal liberal groups like the ACLU then we need to elect officials who will stand up for the laws of our country.


Political power is a bit of an abstract concept. Depending on where you live in the world, it can be boosted by general popularity, money, military might or knowing the right people in the right places.
In Alberta, the feeling for more than 100 years is that other people made the decisions that affected us. Despite holding a disproportionate amount of Canada's wealth, we didn't have the political power to match.
But that is rapidly changing. The population growth of Alberta is leading to more parliamentary seats in this province after the coming redistribution. And, love him or hate him, our Prime Minister is an Albertan, and proved you could win a majority government without doing well in Quebec. Taking the West and the Toronto suburbs equals a majority government.
Oil. Money. Demographics. Alberta has gone from a political outsider to a national policy-shaper. And, for our annual Big Idea, we decided to take on this question: What is Alberta doing with its new-found influence? How can we ensure this new-found power is held? How can we better sell ourselves to our neighbours? And what does this mean for Edmonton, the capital?
– That we are tied to Fort McMurray and the oil sands; what's good for them is good for Edmonton.
– That it's time for Edmonton to be bold; time to stand out, to be assertive as a city. The humble prairie utilitarianism has to give way to a young, bold voice.
Walk the Talk: Eliza Barlow looks at how our political power and wealth has led to a backlash of resentment. The issue of natural-resource development, a key to the future of the region, has become bitter and regional. The same kind of resentment that used to be aimed at the Bay Street Boys of Toronto is now targeted towards the big oil players. And she looks at how Alberta's big hitters are trying to change the perception of oil.
Bound By Highway 63: Scott Messenger writes on Edmonton's link to Fort McMurray; Highway 63 has become a ribbon that has tied together two wealthy regions into a regional economic superpower. Do we have to do a better job of promoting Edmonton as a regional player?
The Alberta Prime Minister of Canada: Paul Bunner, a political insider who has written speeches for Prime Minister Stephen Harper, looks at how Edmonton has benefited from a federal governing party that has a large Alberta contingent. Bunner looks at the next crop of Tories – and how Alberta grassroots and Ontario supporters may have an ideological collision.
The New Dubai?: Omar Mouallem looks at our city. Do we need to do more to show our vibrancy? Should the utilitarian ways of our past be abandoned for showy, grand architecture? After all, wealthy cities show off their opulence. Will we see a bold new wave of design in Edmonton, a daring nature that reflects our ambition?
The idea for Big Idea was hatched last year at the Trudeau Foundation Conference in Edmonton. Two former federal party leaders, Reform's Preston Manning and Liberal Michael Ignatieff, spoke at the event, and both agreed that Alberta represented a growing political strength that couldn't be ignored.
Alberta will soon have more seats in parliament after the coming redistribution of seats. In the most recent federal election, Alberta had 28 seats. As the province's population grows, so does the number of seats Alberta has in parliament.
The Alberta Commission has recommended that the province be allocated 34 ridings when the next federal election writ is dropped.
Currently there are eight federal ridings that are entirely or partially located in Edmonton. That number would grow to nine after redistribution, plus the suburban ridings of Sturgeon River and Sherwood Park-Fort Saskatchewan would be created.
Even when the number of ridings is increased to 34, Alberta's ratio of people-to-ridings would still be the highest in Canada, meaning that, compared to the national average, we are still politically underrepresented on the federal stage.
According to the commission's report, after the next redistribution, our "electoral quota" will be at 107,213 people per riding. That's based on a 2011 census count of 3,645,257 people living in the province. As Edmonton and Calgary continue to be Canada's fastest growing cities, the number of ridings will need to catch up.


SX740 HS and SX540 HS sensors are the same size.
Note: You are comparing cameras of different generations. There is a 2 year gap between Canon SX740 HS (2018) and Canon SX540 HS (2016). All things being equal, newer sensor generations generally outperform the older.
SX740 HS and SX540 HS have the same pixel pitch.
Canon SX740 HS and Canon SX540 HS have the same pixel area.
Canon SX740 HS and Canon SX540 HS have the same pixel density.
The diagonal of SX540 HS sensor is not 1/2.3 or 0.43" (11 mm) as you might expect, but approximately two thirds of that value - 7.7 mm. If you want to know why, see sensor sizes.


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Singapore, 22 July 2016 – Singapore Technologies Engineering Ltd (ST Engineering) today updated that further to its announcement on 28 April 2016, its UK subsidiary, Parallel Limited is now dissolved, following its application for strike-off with Companies House in the UK.
The dissolution is not expected to have any material impact on the consolidated net tangible assets per share and earnings per share of ST Engineering for the current financial year.
ST Engineering (Singapore Technologies Engineering Ltd) is an integrated engineering group providing solutions and services in the aerospace, electronics, land systems and marine sectors. Headquartered in Singapore, the Group reported revenue of $6.34b in FY2015 and ranks among the largest companies listed on the Singapore Exchange. It is a component stock of the FTSE Straits Times Index, MSCI Singapore and the SGX Sustainability Leaders Index. ST Engineering has about 23,000 employees worldwide, and over 100 subsidiaries and associated companies in 46 cities across 24 countries. Please visit www.stengg.com for more information.
Lina Poa
SVP, Corporate Communications
Email: linapoa@stengg.com


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Q: SAPUI5 Overview page with JSON I have written a custom REST service with Java. This service doesn't contain any metadata. It only contains the services of certain entities which return the database data. The services have a JSON Format.
The SAPUI5 Overview page only seems to accept oData and require the metadata file of the entire service. Can I work around this somehow?

A: Yes, you can always do this by a $.ajax call as:
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Strands of Genius
Strands of Genius Throwback: NashvilleStrong, Racism is an Ad Campaign, What Does Systemic Mean
plus our thoughts on systems vs. people, and how the project with Dolly Parton came together
Ashley D. | GeniusSteals.co
Rosie and Faris are on holiday this week, so this is a rerun of Strands from earlier this year featuring our project with Dolly Parton!
:: WHAT'S NEW & WEEKLY GRATITUDE — WEEK OF JUNE 22ND ::
At the start of the pandemic, my dad approached me, asking if Faris and I might want to make a short video for the city of Nashville. It's been a while since we've been on this side of the creative process, but seeing as though our travel plans were canceled for the foreseeable future, we jumped in with excitement.
We talked about how the world of music looks a little different these days, with stages empty and tour buses parked -- but also about how songwriters have always turned their struggles into stories, and stories into songs.
We asked Matt Burch (who you were introduced to a couple of weeks ago as a guest curator) to take our thoughts and turn them into a more punchy script. We asked Cal & Aly if they'd be down to shoot and direct. Our friend Paulie jumped in with some audio edits. And y'all know how much we love Ashley, but we can't tell you how far above and beyond she went to help us bring this to life.
It felt like Humble and Kind was an obvious background track, and we were thrilled that Tim McGraw agreed.
But I couldn't shake this feeling that the voiceover should come from a woman. I hemmed and hawed and asked Faris if I should let it go, or not. He told me that I'd regret it if I didn't at least try to bring in that feminine energy. And so, I called my dad.
"Who were you thinking, then?" was his response.
"Dolly Parton," I said, and paused there. "Thoughts?"
"Oh man... That would be pretty special."
"She's always been about people more than politics, about bringing people together, about using music to help people through tough times," I continued. "Think there's any chance?"
"You never know until you ask," said Dad, so wisely ;)
Y'all, when I said "Dolly Parton," I want you to know that I didn't believe for a second it would happen. It was my moonshot. But that's why you go for the moonshots -- because sometimes dreams *do* come true.
For a few weeks, I listened to 9-5 and Light of a Clear Blue Morning on repeat. I was shaking in my boots when we got a note from her team saying that she loved the idea and would be happy to be a part of it. I mean, WHAT?! I may have shed a tear or two.
I'm so proud of our team, and of this work. And I'm excited to share it with you today!
The week of June 22nd, we were especially thankful for:
the opportunity to collaborate with friends and family, serendipitous timing, Dolly Parton, Tim McGraw, and all of the love from the Nashville scene.
:: THE LINKS ::
INTRODUCING OUR LATEST PARTNERS, DOLLY PARTON & TIM MCGRAW
"We're all ready to wake up from this and get to work on writing our greatest hit yet. There's gonna be heartbreak, but there's hope too—and faith. Truth is, it's gonna take a lot more than three chords, but that's a start. Let's add a chorus a million strong. A chorus that believes in one simple thing: each other." Thanks to Muse by CLIO for the spotlight!(Muse by CLIO)
RACE IS AN AD CAMPAIGN
Race is a social construct - that means it's made of and by people - and racism is a systemic rather than personal problem. It's also been an ongoing ad campaign. One art director is highlighting that as a call to arms to the industry to help, in big and small ways. "Ask anybody in this industry to name the greatest advertising campaigns of all time. Most will probably say, "Just Do It." …I look at this country, I look at my skin, and I have to give it up to the evil geniuses behind Race in America." (The Atlantic)
WHAT IT MEANS TO SAY A SOCIAL CONSTRUCT
Beyond the inherent complicity of people in its construction, what does it mean to say racism is a social construct? What does it mean to say it is systemic? Noah has a very crack at answering that. "what does it mean for racism to be systemic? To my mind, it's a recognition that a specific moment of racism isn't just an isolated act, but rather the result of a number of interconnected systems that either don't stop it or specifically promote it." (Why Is This Interesting) [Bonus: Compare with Lakoff on systemic vs direct causation in this wide ranging long read on language, metaphor, framing and systems in politics.]
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:: WHAT WE WERE THINKING ABOUT: SYSTEMS & PEOPLE ::
As Lakoff points out in the bonus link above, there are essentially two different models we use of causation, and thus interventions, and they essentially operate on a spectrum from direct to sytemic. Another way we think about this, in terms of personal behavior and politics and so on, is along a slightly different spectrum, between individual causes and systemic causes relating to what happens in your life.
On one end, you have extreme individualism, the belief where anything that ever happens to you is a direct result of your own actions. (We assume no one rational actually believes this, since you being born was definitely not as result of your actions, but a slightly less extreme version of the belief is often espoused.)
Meritocracy exists on the far left of the spectrum and it's enshrined in the USA in statements like "I think the American Dream says that anything can happen if you work hard enough at it and are persistent, and have some ability. The sky is the limit to what you can build, and what can happen to you and your family." [Sam Weill]
One counterpoint to this came from Obama: Without the state infrastructure to support it, individual effort doesn't go very far. Obama said, "There is nobody in this country who got rich on his own — nobody. You built a factory out there? Good for you. But I want to be clear. You moved your goods to market on the roads the rest of us paid for. You hired workers the rest of us paid to educate. You were safe in your factory because of police-forces and fire-forces that the rest of us paid for."
But, at the furthest right, individual impacts on their own life are limited. The system predetermines genetics, where you are born and to whom, and is set up in ways that either support or suppress your economic success. The most extreme version of this negates the possibility of free will, since all thoughts and behaviors are emergent functions of your genes and upbringing, and consciousness itself is an epiphenomenon… which is to say perhaps your brain isn't making decisions, but instead giving you the impression you are making decisions, as a way of informing you about decisions that have already been made.
Individual actions are of course systemically constrained and guided by laws and social codes. A person can literally do anything they want — but people mostly don't do things that come with extreme legal or social consequences. You tend to act within the system.
In psychological terms, this can be understood as the locus of control: how much you feel like you control your life versus your circumstances. But in political terms, it means that individuals aren't as important as the systems they build, change, or damage.
For example, because judges are lifetime appointments, changing judges changes the system in a way that even voting cannot. This suggests that, as Popper pointed out below, we should make them as robust as possible. However, because we find systems harder to grasp, we tend to focus on the individuals, and invest these singular persons with outsized qualities, good and bad. We put all our hope in them and make them the heroes [or villains] we need. But perhaps that's the problem.
"Unhappy is theland that needs a hero." Brecht
:: AND NOW…WHAT POPPER SAID ::
This leads to a new approach to the problem of politics, for it forces us to replace the question: Who should rule? by the new question: How can we so organize political institutions that bad or incompetent rulers can be prevented from doing too much damage?
If we can ever be of help to you, even outside of a formal engagement, please don't hesitate to let us know.
rockON,
faris & rosie & ashley | your friends over at geniussteals.co
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It's called Genius Steals because we believe ideas are new combinations and that nothing can come from nothing. But copying is lazy. We believe the best way to innovate is to look at the best of that which came before and combine those elements into new solutions.
Co-Founders Faris & Rosie are award-winning strategists and creative directors, writers, consultants and public speakers who have been living on the road/runway since March 2013, working with companies all over the world. Our Director of Operations is nomadic like us, our accounting team is based out of Washington, our company is registered in Tennessee, and our collaborators are all over the world. Being nomadic allows us to go wherever clients need us to be, and to be inspired by the world in between.
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With paying for healthcare a hot political topic in the USA, a study that found enormous amounts of money was wasted on branded drugs and pointless tests may have big implications. A staggering $6.7 billion of US medical spending in just one year is wasted on tests that aren't needed and expensive branded drugs according to new research.
A new study shows that pre-teens and adolescents who turn in earlier, and rise earlier, also tend to fit more physical activity into the day, and less time in front of a screen. As a result, they tend to be leaner than their night-owl peers.
New research shows that a single dose of psilocybin from hallucinogenic mushrooms enhances a personality trait known as openness, up to a year after the experience. Sixty percent of subjects who received a single high dose of the drug reported enhanced openness up to a year after ingesting the mind-altering drug.
A new vaccine against HIV/AIDS shows great promise in Phase I human clinical trials. Spanish scientists have developed a vaccine against HIV that has proven 90% effective in phase I clinical trials on human subjects.
New information about a genetic defect may help doctors improve an already excellent survival rate among juvenile sufferers of acute lymphoblastic leukemia. A defect in a DNA repair system may cause some leukemia patients to relapse sooner, according to new research published in the online edition of Nature Medicine.
A new vaccine has been developed that may, for the first time, provide an effective anti-malaria vaccine capable of preventing the spread of the disease in Asia and Africa. Transmitted by mosquito bite, malaria causes severe, intermittent fever, and kills nearly a million people annually, primarily in sub-Saharan Africa.
Writing in the new issue of Pediatrics, the journal of the American Academy of Pediatrics, health officials issued new recommendations regarding a variety of childhood vaccines.
A study has found a link between an increase in the daily intake of coffee and a decrease in the risk of depression in women. The report details a study carried out by Michael Lucas Ph.D., R.D., working at the Harvard School of Public Health. Over 50,000 women were involved in the study performed by Lucas and his colleagues.
Scientists reported new insights into the links among kidney damage and hypertension at an international symposium sponsored by the American Physiological Society this week, in Pacific Grove, California.
Suffering from depression comes with an increase in the risk of suffering, and even dying from strokes according to a new analysis of more than 300,000 patients. An Pan from the Harvard School of Public Health and her team looked at nearly 30 previous studies to see if they could find a link between depression and some types of stoke.
Forms of the virus that transmits polio have been found in Pakistan and the World Health Organisatio is concerned that as millions of Muslims prepare for the pilgrimage to Mecca the disease could soon be on the march internationally.
The diseases which cause most deaths can be tackled incredibly cheaply according to the World Health Organisation which is pushing its list of 'best buys' for poorer countries at a UN conference on noncommunicable diseases.
The numbers of children being poisoned by prescription drug overdoses has reached such a level that an American hospital has set up a special project to try and get the numbers down. The PROTECT Initiative is the work of Randall Bond MD of the Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center.


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Q: Swift 5.5 Concurrency: creating a task with custom error type I need to use my own custom error enum in tasks that I create:
enum MyError: Error {
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var myTask: Task<MyModel, MyError> = Task { () throws -> MyModel in
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but I got the following error at the beginning of Task initializer:
Referencing initializer 'init(priority:operation:)' on 'Task' requires the types 'MyError' and 'Error' be equivalent.
How can I restrict the Task to only throw errors that are of my custom error type MyError ?

A: Omit the unnecessary type declaration:
var myTask = Task { () throws -> MyModel in
    // in case of an error:
    throw MyError.someError
    // ... perform some work
    return MyModel()
}

The compiler implicitly (and rightly) types myTask as a Task<MyModel, Error>. The compiler doesn't care that what you throw is a MyError, because that's a form of Error.

Okay, I see now that the issue is merely that you asked the wrong question. You want to know why you can't declare this Task as a Task<MyModel,MyError>.
The reason is because of how this initializer is declared:
extension Task where Failure == Error {
    public init(priority: TaskPriority? = nil, operation: @escaping @Sendable () async throws -> Success)
}

Do you see? This initializer is available only where Failure == Error. That's ==, not :. Using this initializer doesn't require that the Failure type be an Error, it requires that it be Error.


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It's easy to dig into a calendar full of culinary events when you visit Madison! Read on to review a sampling of annual favorites, considered some of the Best Fests our food-obsessed city has to offer. Then plan your next taste-test trip—there's a new one to try almost every month!
Mix and mingle with brewers and cheesemakers around the state (and beyond)! Try hundreds of delicious creations at this 10th annual event. This is a ticketed event.
A Madison food-lovers' tradition! Participating restaurants create prix-fixe menus featuring three different options for three-course meals starting at just $25. Reservations encouraged.
Head to Hilldale for a celebration of bock beers. Sample 30 bock beers from more than 10 breweries. Enjoy a Bavarian pretzel bar, Hammerschlagen, and raffles to benefit Ronald McDonald House Charities of Madison.
Live music? Bock beer? Delicious, local, food? Check, check, and check! Capital Brewery's annual Bockfest celebration has them all.
Sip it. Sample it. Taste it. Hear it. This top-shelf tasting event features local distilleries, wineries and purveyors, plus live music. This is a ticketed event.
Sample a variety of local flavors from Madison Originals restaurants, enjoy local breweries, wineries and distilleries, while supporting The River Food Pantry. This is a ticketed event.
Four days of live music, classic Wisconsin brats, rides, activities and more means fun for the whole family! This is a free event.
Eat and drink your way through this 12th annual event of locally-sourced burgers, live music and craft brews! Wisconsin's talented producers will be serving up unique burgers, craft beer and dessert pairings. This is a ticketed event.
Celebrate Madison's rich farm-to-table culinary scene. Delicious dining and live music combine for an unforgettable feast.
Taste delicious dishes from multiple Madison restaurants highlighting sustainable seafood. This event aims to raise awareness of the importance of supporting sustainable fishing practices.
Bacon and beer make a perfect pair. Enjoy hundreds of craft beers as your devour bacon-infused foods. Add in live music and you have a festival you won't soon forget!
The Mustard Museum has been the official sponsor of National Mustard Day since 1991, and annually welcomes more than 6,000 people to downtown Middleton. This is a free event.
Sip it. Sample it. Taste it. Hear it. The alfresco version of this top-shelf tasting event features local distilleries, wineries and purveyors. This is a ticketed event.
This event is the second longest-running craft beer festival in the U.S. and features more than 150 of the Midwest's finest craft brewers serving more than 1,000 beers lakeside at Madison's beautiful Olin Park. This is a ticketed event.
Enjoy family fun, a carnival, and savor some sweet corn at this spectacular festival. More than 80 tons of sweet corn will be served over the weekend.
This charitable event highlights delicious dishes and drinks from the most celebrated restaurants in Dane County and beyond. This is a ticketed event.
Eat your way around the Capitol Square as part of Taste of Madison! This annual Labor Day weekend event features more than 80 local restaurants, 27 beverage stands and 3 music stages. This is a free event.
This signature event in Mt. Horeb is an intimate tasting with more than 25 craft brewers and some 100 beers to sample. There's live music, too! This is a ticketed event.
A fresh take on riding events: consume more calories than you burn! Bike the Barns participants take a recreational tour of CSA farms in southwest WI, sampling all the way. This is a ticketed event.
This hip interpretation of the classic, German-style fest features more than 50 craft brewers, as well as artisan sausage and cheesemakers for unlimited sampling and fun. This is a ticketed event.
If you think there's too much meat on this list, Madison Vegan Fest may be for you. This annual festival enters its seventh year of celebrating all things vegan.
Cold beer! Local music! Hot food! The best of all worlds are found at this fest, held on the wooded grounds of Quivey's Grove. Sample more than 100 beers from 45 different brewers and food from the outdoor smoke roaster. This is a ticketed event.
Growing and using herbs is the focus of this fun and educational event held at Madison's renowned Olbrich Gardens. Workshops and demonstrations give growers a taste of the benefits of herbs. This is a free event.


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1921/22 was het vijftiende Duitse voetbalkampioenschap ingericht door de DFB en tot op heden omstreden. De meeste bronnen geven geen kampioen aan voor dit seizoen en sommige Hamburger SV.

De finale was tussen titelverdediger Nürnberg en HSV, de nieuwe voetbalmacht uit het noorden. De eerste wedstrijd van de finale eindigde op 2-2 na drie uur en negen minuten toen de wedstrijd gestaakt werd door invallende duisternis. In de replay, zeven weken later, stond het na de reguliere speeltijd 1-1 gelijk. Nürnberg speelde nog maar met acht man (één rode kaart en twee blessures). Toen in de eerste verlenging een tweede speler van het veld gestuurd werd en Nürnberg nog maar met zeven was floot scheidsrechter Peco Bauwens de wedstrijd na de eerste verlenging af. Volgens de regel mocht er geen tweede verlenging meer komen als één partij nog maar zeven spelers telde.

In november reikte de DFB de titel uit aan HSV die ze uiteindelijk weigerde. Tot op heden houdt de club vol dat het dat deed op aandringen van de bond maar de werkelijke achtergrond zal voor altijd onbekend blijven.

Het seizoen bleef niet gespaard van andere schandalen. Titania Stettin nam deel namens de Baltische bond maar die titel ging uiteindelijk naar VfB Königsberg

Deelnemers aan de eindronde

Eindronde

Kwartfinale

Halve finale

Finale

Voor 30.000 toeschouwers kwam HSV op voorsprong in de 19de minuut dankzij een doelpunt van Hans Rave. Amper een minuut later maakte Heinrich Träg al de gelijkmaker en tien minuten later zette Luitpold Popp Nürnberg op voorsprong. In de 86ste minuut maakte Hans Flohr de gelijkmaker. In de verlengingen werd niet meer gescoord en in de 189ste minuut werd de wedstrijd gestaak.

Zeven weken later volgde de replay voor 50.000 toeschouwers in Leipzig. In de 48ste minuut scoorde Heinrich Träg en in de 69ste minuut maakte Karl Schneider gelijk. Er kwamen verlengingen waarin Heinrich Träg van het veld gestuurd werd in de 100ste minuut. In de 18de minuut was ook Willy Böß al van het veld gestuurd. Anton Kugler was gekwetst uitgevallen en Nürnberg stond nog maar met acht man op het veld, nadat ook Popp zich kwetste waren ze nog maar met zeven, waarop de scheidsrechter de wedstrijd volgens de regels beëindigde.

HSV werd tot kampioen uitgeroepen en op de jaarlijkse bijeenkomst van de DFB werd deze titel nog bevestigd maar later verzaakte HSV aan de titel. Later verklaarde de club dat dit op aandringen van de DFB was is het daadwerkelijke verhaal niet meer bekend.

Topschutters

Externe link
 fussbal-historie
 Euroleagues

Duits competitievoetbal 1921/22


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Q: Apache authentication mutiple domain but same subdirectory I've got several sites: example.com, example1.com, and example2.com in my wordpress. All of them point to my server's /public_html folder, which is my Apache root folder.  What do I need to add to my .htaccess file to use http authentication only if the user is coming from example2.com/public_html?
example.com/public_html and example1.com/public_html should NOT use authentication.

A: The .htaccess file modifies apache settings based on the file system location, where you want to change settings based on the virtual host context.
So instead of setting up authentication in the .htaccess file, modify the Apache configuration file and add authentication settings to the correct virtual host entry:
<VirtualHost *:80>
  ServerName www.example.com
  ServerAlias example.com

  <Directory /some/path/public_html>
    AuthUserFile /some/path/public_html/.htpasswd
    AuthGroupFile /dev/null
    AuthName "authenticated Users Only"
    AuthType Basic
    Require valid-user
  </Directory>
</VirtualHost>

Instead of using a <Directory /some/path/public_html> directive this could also be good use-case for  <Location /public_html> directive within the virtual host context.
On a side note the strong recommendation from the Apache project with regards to .htaccess files:

You should avoid using .htaccess files completely if you have access
  to httpd main server config file. Using .htaccess files slows down
  your Apache http server. Any directive that you can include in a
  .htaccess file is better set in a Directory block, as it will have the
  same effect with better performance.


This weekend I went to London with my girls to visit our lovely friend Charlotte. We had the time of our lives! We did some shopping, went eating in the coolest restaurants and we danced the nights away.
Thanks for the perfect weekend ladies!
London, we'll definitely be back for more.


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But an Alterations Notice does require the Responsible Person to notify the Fire Authority of any proposed changes which may increase the risk in the Premise.
They are issued where the Fire Authority considers that the Premise constitutes a serious risk or may constitute a risk if changes are made.
Who best to help determine acceptable levels of Risk in regards to Fire and help the Responsible Person make those changes, manage those risks, who better than a Professional Fire Risk Assessor.