In Bug 1247056 ALSA support was disabled by default for Firefox. This might cause problems for SeaMonkey users. It was decided to enable it for SeaMonkey 2.49 ESR (based on Gecko ESR 52) at least. As long as support for it is in the tree and does not cause severe regressions or problems the option will also be enabled for Nightly builds.
Better letting it ride a few days in c-c first.
User impact if declined: No sould if Pulseaudio is not installed.
Risk to taking this patch (and alternatives if risky): none for now.
comm-release only because not sure if we need a transition release to 2.49 ESR. Also approval for comm-esr52 is needed.
Attachment #8853749 - Flags: approval-comm-release?
Attachment #8853749 - Flags: approval-comm-beta?
Attachment #8853749 - Flags: approval-comm-aurora?
feedback requested on IRC by frg to me. Latest hourly was for the previous changeset and just after that, L64 builds started failing. Will have to wait. Or maybe revert the patch and see if hourlies build again.
The search plugins patch got into m-c again. Might be this one. Need to build locally and check.
ewong: are these run on release too?
Trying to support things that Firefox throws out will not help us much over the long run, but will definitely hurt us as we'll need to maintain configurations they are not supporting or testing, and we don't have the developers to actually support those. For this ESR specifically it may be OK, but I urge you to not continue it after that.
Don't worry. Its mostly for 2.49 ESR and as it looks has already been broken in 2.52 for tests. It should be quite safe to use because some Linux distributions still enable it. If it no longer works removal from the mozconfigs is easy. Would be folly to support it on our own with the current devs on hand in the long run.
Err, yes - 2.49 from ESR only, will keep it alive for Linux users. If it's "just" the core tests breaking, probably not much we can do about it, as long as everything still works as intended.
> ewong: are these run on release too?
c-* for regular debug builds.
UA:"Mozilla/5.0 (X11; Linux x86_64; rv:54.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/54.0 SeaMonkey/2.51a2"
Pulseaudio is installed but not configured. Alsa is installed. Even during the playback, "ps -lC pulseaudio" returns no results (column headings only).
By taking the latency logging out of the ALSA driver it can be made to work in 2.52+ without changing anything else but I do not want to touch/maintain the code so 2.51 will be the latest SeaMonkey supporting also for now.


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Quinn, Brady attack each other in debate
October 17, 2010 (ELMHURST, Ill.) Republican Bill Brady and Democrat Pat Quinn took verbal swings at each other during a forum at Elmhurst College.
Only 16 days remain until election day, and Quinn and Brady got personal Sunday night.
The debate was sponsored by Elmhurst College and WBEZ radio. It was a full house; even the balcony was packed. Those watching the debate heard about an hour and a half of attacks, and both candidates managed to weave former governor Rod Blagojevich into the debate.
The obligatory handshake at the beginning of the debate was the end of any friendliness between Gov. Pat Quinn and State Sen. Bill Brady. The first question asked of both gubernatorial candidates was, 'What is they first thing you would do as governor to create jobs in Illinois?' The state has an unemployment rate of more than 10 percent.
The candidates answered in the form of attacks, which set the tone for the night.
"Under my opponent's tenure, we've lost over 200,000 jobs," Brady said.
"I think the question is what one thing would you want in a governor? Someone who has common sense, not nonsense," said Quinn.
The political sparring continued, especially when Brady was asked about how he could be against short-term borrowing for the state when he mortgaged his own home to save his real estate development company.
That question gave Quinn an opening to attack Brady several times on votes Quinn claimed Brady made as state senator that allegedly helped Brady's business.
"He used his voting power, his voting button, to vote on bills to help himself, to line his own pocket. That's a conflict of interest. We already have two governors who've disappointed us. One is in jail, and one is going to jail. We don't need a walking conflict of interest," said Quinn.
"You know well, governor, that I do not vote, and never have knowingly voted, a conflict of interest. You though, by the way, are the same governor that told us Rod Blagojevich, your partner, to save your job four years ago, was the most decent and honorable man you had met, and I quote you," Brady said.
Questions about the state's crisis and a deal cut with the unions were talked about, as well. But left out of Sunday night's debate was Green Party candidate Rich Whitney. Candidates are invited to appear based on their poll numbers. Whitney's numbers, apparently, were not high enough.
"The only reason that Pat Quinn is getting people to vote for him is that he's not Bill Brady, and the only reason Bill Brady is getting people to vote for him is because he's not Pat Quinn. And guess what? I'm not either one of them, and I have real answers. So, this is an outrage," Whitney told ABC7 Chicago.
Two more debates are scheduled between Quinn and Brady, and Whitney said he expectedly to be left out of those, as well. He did say, however, he would do everything he could to participate.
If Sunday night's debate is any indication, the remaining two debates will probably be just as ugly.
ABC7 Chicago and the League of Women Voters are teaming up to broadcast debates in the races for governor and the Senate. The debate between candidates for governor will be broadcast on ABC7 Wednesday at 10:35 p.m. The debate also will be broadcast live at 7 p.m. that night on ABC7's secondary channel, 7.2, and here on ABC7Chicago.com.
The Senate debate will air Tuesday at 10:35 p.m. It can also be seen live that night at 7 p.m. on 7.2 and on here online.

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Celebrating the Stellar Season of Giving 2021
November 30, 2021 By Stellaractive News & Tips
6 team members. $3,000 in donations.
Joy and gratitude at every turn.
Last year, Stellaractive was excited to start what we hoped would become an annual holiday tradition for years to come — The Stellar Season of Giving. In 2020, we focused on cultivating our gratitude and our relationships during an obviously difficult year. And though this year may have had a few ups-and-downs of its own, it also brought exciting changes, including new staff and new clients.
Through it all, we've tried to inspire each other and those around us by producing the best work we can, and by maintaining a sense of humor at every turn. And as it turns out, we're extremely lucky to find ourselves in a position to continue our Season of Giving tradition.
Ashley's Picks | Jessica's Picks | Mollie's Picks | Rupert's Picks | Ryan's Picks | Tami's Picks
While we didn't plan it, our team is celebrating our 2021 blessings by supporting a group of non-profit organizations that are PNW-focused, reflecting our strong connection and commitment to the Pacific Northwest community. The beneficiaries were handpicked by the Stellaractive team, who were each given $500 to gift forward. We're honored to use our platform to bring just a little more awareness to these worthy organizations, and hope you'll enjoy learning about the causes that matter most to us. And if you should find yourself in a position to do so, we hope you'll join us in supporting these groups as well.
Check back as we reveal each team member's picks all month long!
Here's to the joy of giving!
Your Friends at Stellaractive
North Clackamas School District - Wichita Center
Donation: $500
About the non-profit
NCSD's Family Support Center (FSC) at Wichita Center brings together health and social services for the benefit of the local community and supports Oregon's effort to improve education. Donations to this fund help improve the well-being of children and families in the North Clackamas School District by funding the FSC's Food Pantry, Clothes Closet, Hygiene Closet, and Homelessness Services.
I chose this organization because…
it's a great organization doing important work that directly improves the lives of children and families in my community.
Feed the Mass
Feed the Mass was founded on the belief that everyone deserves access to reliable, high-quality nutrition. The organization's solution fights both food insecurity and food waste by developing, cooking, and serving health meals to community members in need, using excess, donated food supply to prevent waste. The organization also empowers Portland kids to feed themselves and others by teaching them to cook simple, inexpensive, nutritious, and delicious meals.
food insecurity is a growing problem that affects one in every four Oregonians. I love the holistic and sustainable approach that Feed the Mass takes to food system management and local collaboration.
Impact NW
Impact NW's mission is to prevent homelessness by partnering with people as they navigate their journey to stability and opportunity. The organization supports people at risk of losing their housing by offering services such as rent, utility and other supports, plus job training, parenting support, and opportunities for children
with the pandemic and rising housing costs, homelessness is a bigger issue than ever. I'd like to support those working to curb its effects and help those dealing with being houseless in this difficult time.
Black United Fund of Oregon
The mission of the Black United Fund of Oregon is to assist in the social and economic development of Oregon's underserved communities and to contribute to a broader understanding of ethnic and culturally diverse groups.
of the severity of the racial gap in Oregon, which has only been exacerbated by the pandemic. Supporting the Black community and Black-led organizations is one of the best ways to provide lasting allyship.
Transition Projects
For over 50 years, Transition Projects has delivered life-saving and life-changing assistance to some of Portland's most vulnerable residents. Whether by helping a homeless veteran and her family find housing, sheltering hundreds of people each night with nowhere else to turn, or opening new pathways to employment, Transition Projects represents an invaluable part of Portland's social fabric.
being able to help the increasing population of houseless as cold and wet weather sets in seems important. Anything that can be done to help these folks find their way to a warm and dry place to live is in everyone's interest.
Tucker Maxon School
Tucker Maxon School teaches deaf and hearing children to listen, talk, learn, and achieve excellence together.
of the incredible work the school has done, is doing and will continue to do in the future. The Deaf and Hard of Hearing community that rely on facial expressions and lip reading have been especially impacted during the COVID-19 crisis with the increased use of face coverings. With my partner having attended Tucker Maxon School as a child, I have had the opportunity to learn about the school and the great work they do fostering, cultivating, and preserving a culture of diversity and inclusion among the deaf and hearing children that attend
LifeWorks NW
LifeWorks NW serves people of all ages and promotes a healthy community by providing quality and culturally responsive mental health and addiction services. For over 60 years, LifeWorks NW has been providing compassionate, effective, and culturally responsive mental health services throughout Clackamas, Multnomah, and Washington counties. The organization's mental health programs include inpatient and outpatient services, along with therapy and counseling for individuals and families. LifeWorks NW provides evidence-based practices and a team-based approach to clients of all ages.
our community is facing a mental health crisis and there are not enough resources available to help people in need, especially young adults. 1 in 5 Oregonians will face mental health and addiction issues every year. Unfortunately, I personally know at least 5 families (mine included) currently dealing with mental health issues and struggling to find affordable timely help for their loved ones. The recent pandemic has made this crisis much worse.
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We've all felt it. The change in the atmosphere around us. We're in a conversation, or meeting, or discussion and — boom — someone scoffs or makes a snide remark.
It doesn't matter if the remark is directed at someone other than us, the climate changes, and all we want to do is step away.
Stall a healthy, productive discussion.
Bring attention to the differences of opinions and distract from resolving them.
Wisdom, on the other hand, brings hope, resolution, and unity. The bearer of wisdom is welcomed by those who truly seek resolution. They also welcome wisdom when a scoffer disrupts, for the bearer of wisdom understands how to bring the discussion back on point.
I don't think there's a question, we all want to be the wise person, not the scoffer.
So, how do we avoid acting like a scoffer?
Show respect. No matter how much we disagree with an opinion or decision, do not disrespect the bearer. We can express why we disagree, and defend our opinion, but not at the wellbeing of another.
Use self-control. When situations become heated and personalities come out, using self-control will keep things from getting out of hand.
Forgive. Especially if we're the recipient of the scoff. Forgive as quickly as possible for it will keep us focused on the true task at hand.
It's easy to scoff. But, it takes courage and intellect to be wise.
May we choose to be wise, my friends.


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La tertulia de la Fonda de San Sebastián fue una reunión intelectual en el Madrid de la Ilustración, considerada por algunos la más importante del siglo XVIII y la primera de las tertulias modernas. Surgió a continuación de la Academia del Buen Gusto, creada veinte años antes, y fue fundada por Nicolás Fernández de Moratín (1771-1773) en el local que la Fonda de San Sebastián tenía abierto desde 1766 en la Plazuela del Ángel (en el solar que luego ocuparía el Palacio del Conde de Tepa). En la tertulia, de orientación más italianizante que afrancesada, además de discutirse de literatura, se hablaba de amores y de toros, temas elevados allí a las categorías de lo poético y lo castizo.

Tertulianos

Con las pautas de la estética rococó, los autores reunidos en la tertulia de la Fonda de San Sebastián aspiraban a renovar la poesía (más allá de «copleros del mal gusto en la tradición del Barroco»). Otro objetivo fue la creación de un nuevo teatro según los postulados estéticos del neoclasicismo. A aquella tertulia de San Sebastián acudieron los mejores escritores del momento con ánimo de leer y discutir las tragedias italianas y francesas de moda, las sátiras y la Poética de Boileau, la segunda edición de la Poética de Ignacio de Luzán y las obras del discutido Jean-Jacques Rousseau. El ilustrado José Cadalso leyó allí sus primeras Cartas marruecas, antes de publicarlas.

Además de estos autores, participaron en la tertulia los escritores españoles Tomás de Iriarte y sus hermanos, Félix María Samaniego, Jovellanos, Juan Meléndez Valdés  y Juan Bautista Muñoz.  Entre los dramaturgos, acudían Luciano Francisco Comella, Gaspar Zavala y Zamora e Ignacio López de Ayala; entre los pintores, Francisco de Goya; y en el capítulo de eruditos e historiadores estaban Francisco Cerdá y Rico, Vicente de los Ríos, Enrique Ramos, el doctor y periodista Manuel Casal y el botánico Casimiro Gómez Ortega; además de súbditos italianos, como Juan Bautista Conti y Mariano Pizzi.

Véase también
 Cafés de tertulia
 La Fontana de Oro (fonda)

Notas

Referencias

Tertulias
San Sebastián
San Sebastián
Fondas de España
Patrimonio desaparecido de Madrid

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I have been a huge fan of NY interior designer Jordan Carlyle's work since he emailed us over the summer (and I blogged him here and here). Now Jordan is sharing his own pad with us! It's an apartment located just off Wall Street in the Financial District in the William Beaver building originally developed by Andre Balaz. It's not quite as dramatic as some of his other work but it's his signature sophisticated style on a calmer, more neutral note (which some people prefer to come home to rather than a party pad – all depends on your lifestyle). I love it – especially all his beautiful accessories.
Lovely, warm and cozy! I live two blocks away from what I call the 'Lego' building, but my apt sure does not look like this!
This space has amazing light, so beautiful! In my eyes, though, the interior is too "done." My guess is that it will look very dated in 10 or 20 years, though the elegant bathroom should enjoy some longevity with its classic subway tiles and simple fixtures.
Waow, what a classic remodeling. Loving it Kim! Especially the accessories used in each image is awesome but it may too expensive as many of us can't afford.
Love the gold accents. Such gorgeous accessories.


Cataclysm: Dark Days Ahead is an open source apocalyptic survival roguelike with the ability to craft items, scavenge, forage, fight, and build both homes and vehicles. Originally created by Zachary "Whales" Jenkins, Cataclysm built up a decent following before the project was abandoned. The community never gave up on the game - a small group of dedicated modders, hackers, and contributors kept hacking a way at the code, even knowing it was never going to be mainlined, working instead on a myriad of mods played by the few players still lingering around slowly emptying forums.
Eventually, they were contacted by a web developer with some space to spare, who was saddened by how a game with such great potential was dwindling, and saw an opportunity to truly breathe life back into the game. Darkling Wolf and Kevin Granade seized on the idea of spinning off a full-fledged branch project, as if they'd been waiting for the moment. The subtitle Dark Days Ahead was added to the end of the original name, a website was thrown together, and the word was sent out that, like the undead abominations that lurk it's street, Cataclysm was back on its feet and hungry for flesh blood.
Since then, the team of active developers has grown. A number of developers have joined the project, and, with the aid of Let's Players like jefmajor, the fanbase has increased steadily, well past it's previous highs, and things are only looking up from here. There are some great new features in the pipeline, and the game is getting better every day. Hopefully, someday soon, Cataclysm: Dark Days Ahead will be as well known the giants of the genre, like Dungeon Crawl, ADOM and Unreal World. But we can't get there alone, so if you want to contribute, there's no time to start like now.
The Danny release is characterized by MORE. More UI polish, more features, more content, more long-asked-for changes. It's the longest-lived and largest in every way release we've ever done, and we hope to never do it again. Future releases are planned for roughly 6-month intervals. This release is made up of 37,604 commits authored by over 700 contributors, and it roughly doubled the number of everything in the game, items, monsters, map buildings, you name it, we doubled it.
It's honestly way too huge to summarize in any meaningful way, but here are the absolute biggest changes, and you'll just have to dig into the changelog or the game itself for more detail.
Many quality of life enhancements such as auto-pulp, autopickup, batch actions, interacting with adjacent items and improved long-action handling.
Pixel minimap for tiles mode.
Guns accept magazines when appropriate.
Player stamina stat that is burned by running and other physical exertion.
Player faction base that allows incremental growth and autonomous work by NPCs.
The player remembers terrain and furniture they have seen.
Carrying racks for small vehicles.
Vehicle system (speed, fuel consumption, terrain effects) overhaul.
Overhauled nutrition, food spoilage and food state changes (freezing).
NPC dialogue support, group commands, tactical instructions and backstories.
Roughly DOUBLED the amount of in-game content.
Full translations for Chinese, German, Japanese, Polish and Russian.
936 2,807 Darkling Wolf/Kevin Granade <img src="https://www.oldergeeks.com/downloads/gallery/thumbs/CataclysmDarkDaysAhead1_th.png"border="0"> Apr 12, 2019 - 11:50 0.D-8766 76.47MB GZ , out of 28 Votes.


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Business Leaders Honoured at Gala
MBOT Gala
Best in the business.
The Mississauga Board of Trade honoured outgoing Chair Ellen McGregor and Mayor Hazel McCallion and at last night's gala at the Mississauga Convention Centre.
Here, Chair Syd Martin (left) and MBOT President CEO Sheldon Leiba made the presentations.
At 18, Ellen McGregor became an entrepreneur when she started a camp for underprivileged children. Decades later, the Mississauga native applied the business savvy she acquired running that camp to her position as chair of the Mississauga Board of Trade (MBOT).
McGregor's contributions to the success of the MBOT and Mississauga's business community were celebrated last night at the annual Chair's Gala that honoured the outgoing chair and provided a networking opportunity for the nearly 400 people who attended.
During her time as chair, McGregor "who is also president of Fielding Chemical Technologies" introduced an environmental award, as well as several green initiatives. Despite the difficulties posed by an economy in recession, McGregor worked to help businesses stay profitable while improving their environmental practices at the same time.
For last night's gala, the Mississauga Convention Centre was decorated in an environmental theme with green tablecloths and tree-branch centerpieces. McGregor also gave a public donation during the event to the Credit Valley Conservation.
Meanwhile, the MBOT also presented a Lifetime Business Achievement Award to Mayor Hazel McCallion.
"The city is a corporation and the city has been debt-free year after year after year … it's the envy of any CEO," said McGregor, referring to the business example McCallion has set as mayor.
During the past year, McCallion has helped businesses survive the recession by rallying support and awareness from provincial and federal government, and by establishing a series of meetings to address the concerns of businesses in Mississauga.
During her acceptance speech, McCallion challenged businesses to hire at least two high school or university students to combat the rising unemployment rates among young adults.
"It's so important to put our young people to work and give them some hope for the future," said McCallion.
Steve Hoscheit, president of the Trillium Health Centre Foundation, said he attended the gala to show support for the mayor.
"I wouldn't miss this for the world," said Hoscheit.
"The mayor has been a Trillium supporter on many fronts, and she's one constant we know we can count on."
Others attended the gala to network and learn more about the MBOT.
"I'm very interested in the gala and the events they host, and in networking," said Terri Costello, who works for Starlink Aviation, a longtime MBOT member. "There are a lot of solid businesses here."
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GSK discontinues development of maturation inhibitor BMS-955176
29 November 2016. Related: Antiretrovirals.
On 26 October 2016, a pharmaceutical news list announced that GSK will stop development of the lead maturation inhibitor BMS-955176. [1]
This compound was acquired from Bristol-Myers Squibb last year and was already in phase 2b studies.
The announcement was made by GSK CEO Andrew Witty on a routine quarterly earnings call but has not yet been announced more formally.
The decision to end the development programme early was based on 24-week results from study AI468-038, a Phase 2b dose finding study in treatment naive patients, because of gastrointestinal intolerability and treatment-emergent drug resistance. [2]
The ongoing studies with BMS-955176 (AI468-038 and AI468-048) will end early.
Other earlier stage molecules were also acquired when GSK bought the BMS preclinical HIV pipeline in December 2015. This included a second maturation inhibitor in earlier development (BMS-986173) which will continue to be developed.
This is disappointing news as maturation inhibitors would expect to be active about HIV that is multi-drug resistant to HIV medicines from other classes.
The announcement referred to continuing development of two other maturation inhibitor compounds. As these are at earlier stages of development, this will set back the timeline for access.
Lawrence S. GSK drops a pair of late-stage candidates in COPD. FierceBiotec.com (26 October 2016).
http://www.fiercebiotech.com/biotech/gsk-drops-a-pair-late-stage-candidates-copd-hiv
Personal communication, ViiV Healthcare (31 October 2016).
CHAI's ARV market report shows more people than ever on ART in 2015 – and on better ART: but still some way to go
Ibalizumab infusion reduces viral load in people with HIV multi-drug resistance


A weblog for Small Business Consultants and the vendors who serve them. One of the biggest problems with 2017 will continue to be a significant situation in 2018. Worker classification has a number of components to it. First, misclassification of employees as exempt, thus denying them overtime earnings, will proceed to be huge. This is not the difficulty of wage stage, I'll get to that in a minute, fairly that is the problem of wrongfully classifying employees as exempt workers beneath the present requirements. There are nonetheless numerous companies, knowingly and unknowingly, not paying workers time beyond regulation. One such case entails IT employees in Connecticut and California, where one thousand or so workers were improperly outlined as exempt staff. Unfortunately, this company shall be paying a big fine, plus the owed extra time because they're a repeat offender. In 2005 they paid $24 million for a similar violation.
Transportation businesses comparable to railways , airways , shipping corporations that deliver items and people to their destinations for a charge. Nieman Labs has more predictions for journalism in 2017 than you'll be able to read in your commute. There's no question that 2016 marked a wild and unpredictable year for journalism, from sudden election results on either side of the Atlantic to the crescendo of "fake information" exacerbated by Facebook and Google. From trust to reality, communities to transparency, drones to information, video to VR and more, there's a variety of subjects that deserve your attention in this round-up.
A couple of months ago, I wrote a first draft of a brief international tax paper, which I haven't posted or submitted anyplace. It's now partly obsolete because of the new 2017 tax invoice. However that is really a very good factor, even from the comically self-centered standpoint of a author with sunk prices. I felt a bit bored at occasions writing the piece, not all the time a recipe for one's finest work (though I feel it has some good features), and I now have something fresh to put into it, i.e., responding to the brand new international guidelines in gentle of the framework that I take advantage of within the piece, which is based on my previous worldwide work.
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There are plenty of methods to gag and bind your time, creativity, and intellectual property. The newest one, Binded (a rebranding of an organization referred to as Blockai) is a startup offering up nugatory "certificates" – selling snake oil to the creative masses. Established in Could 2013, City Football Group is the owner of football-related businesses in major cities world wide, including football golf equipment, academies, technical assist, and advertising corporations. From a perspective of journalistic ethics, Breitbart's actions violate customary journalistic practices. Different media outlets have determined editorial outlooks, however none have ever tried to impose these outlooks on advertisers or outside businesses before. Breitbart's name for a boycott is clearly supposed to ship a message that manufacturers had better align with or support its political perspective — or face (purported) financial penalties.


The City Council on Tuesday adopted a $149 million General Fund budget that was balanced on $2.5 million in spending cuts across multiple departments.
City Financial Services Director Cindy Giraldo said officials project a $3.9 million surplus in the General Fund by the end of the 2013-14 year, due in part to a mix of reduced expenditures, higher fees and a projected 1% increase in sales and property tax revenues.
The General Fund pays for most public services, including libraries, police and firefighters and public works.
Interim City Manager Ken Pulskamp said in a statement released after the vote that the city was now in a position to build some budgetary momentum for the next half-decade.
"Our goal was to eliminate the structural deficit by identifying ways to reduce the budget, while minimizing the impact on city services for our residents," Pulskamp said.
To that end, the budget includes a plan to spend $1.2 million annually on street improvements throughout the city.
Support for the new budget wasn't unanimous, however. Vice-Mayor David Gordon voted against the budget, citing his opposition to higher utility rates in the wake of the news that the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California — which charges Burbank for imported water — had an unexpected surplus this year.
"I don't think as a representative in this community we are getting the full story on the rates being charged to the city," Gordon said.
The budget includes a 4.75% water rate hike to account for the higher cost of imports from the water district.
Sewer and trash-hauling rates are also slated for an increase of 2%.
Mayor Emily Gabel-Luddy said that despite the utility rate increases, the city's budget was a major step forward, especially because of the one-time allocation of $9 million to help pay down the city's $252-million unfunded pension liability — a move that would save Burbank $720,000 each year.


Parsing technology traditionally consists of two branches, which correspond to the two main application areas of context-free grammars and their generalizations. Efficient deterministic parsing algorithms have been developed for parsing programming languages, and quite different algorithms are employed for analyzing natural language. The Functional Treatment of Parsing provides a functional framework within which the different traditional techniques are restated and unified. The resulting theory provides new recursive implementations of parsers for context-free grammars. The new implementations, called recursive ascent parsers, avoid explicit manipulation of parse stacks and parse matrices, and are in many ways superior to conventional implementations. They are applicable to grammars for programming languages as well as natural languages. The book has been written primarily for students and practitioners of parsing technology. With its emphasis on modern functional methods, however, the book will also be of benefit to scientists interested in functional programming. The Functional Treatment of Parsing is an excellent reference and can be used as a text for a course on the subject.


The Wisconsin MBA has the highest return of investment among full-time MBA programs in the nation, according to U.S. News and World Report (November, 2016). This ranking is based on the average salary upon graduation compared with student debt, also known as the salary-to-debt ratio. Learn more about how the Wisconsin MBA can contribute to your return on your MBA investment by chatting with the admissions team and current students.


The drop factory, made in collaboration with Einar Thorsteinn, is a geodesic dome made from a steel framework and triangulated mirror panels that are reflective on both sides. The outside visually fragments the surrounding space, while inside, the panels multiply an installation using water and strobe lights. There have been two different versions of the interior to date: in 2000, in the Sculpture Hall of the St. Louis Art Museum, the dome was constructed over an existing fountain. Strobe lights, mounted to scaffolding constructed around a Renaissance sculpture of Neptune at the centre of the fountain, periodically lit up the water flowing from the fountain, suspending the streams in mid-air. The second version, at ZKM in Karlsruhe, contained a slightly different construction: a tube suspended from the ceiling of the dome released drops of water that were frozen in free fall by strobe lights.


An integrated disease management (IDM) and structured follow up intervention reduces severe exacerbations and urgent primary care visits in people with high risk COPD.
This is the finding of a Canadian study published in NPJ Primary Care Respiratory Medicine. It is the first study to demonstrate that IDM substantially improves COPD-related quality of life (QoL), say the authors.
The researchers randomised 180 high risk, exacerbation prone patients with COPD from 8 sites to IDM care involving a team approach with a healthcare professional trained in patient education, or usual physician care. More than 80% of patients completed the trial.
The intervention subjects received on-site spirometry, case management, education, and skills training, including self-management education at the start of the study, 3 months post-enrollment and either a telephone contact or in-person visit at 6 and 9 months (15–30 min). All visits occurred in the primary care practice where the individual normally received care.
All IDM patients received inhaler device instruction and all patients had a written self-management action plan. Nearly all (95.8%) patients reported using their plan, 58.3% had a prescription at home for prednisone and/or antibiotics to self-activate if needed, and 72.2% reported they were confident using their plan.
COPD-related QoL was measured using the COPD Assessment Test (CAT). QoL-CAT scores improved in IDM patients, and worsened in usual care. Compared to usual care, significantly fewer IDM patients had a severe exacerbation, (48.9%), required an urgent primary care visit for COPD (30.2%) or had an emergency department visit (23.6%).
"We conclude that IDM self-management and structured follow-up substantially improved QoL, knowledge, FEV1, reduced severe exacerbations, and high use of health services in a high-risk primary care COPD population," say the researchers.
If you are interested in finding out more about the development of integrated care in the UK, this article on multidisciplinary virtual clinics published in Primary Care Respiratory Medicine highlights some of the successful initiatives being pioneered by PCRS members.


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David E. Squires has made an application, 2019var002, to the Brookings County Board of Adjustment for a variance. Article IV District Requirements: Chapter 4.03 "LP" Lake-Park District: Section 4.03.03. Density, Area and Yard Regulation (Minimum Lake Front and Minimum Side Yard). The property is described as: "Lot 42 of DeBoer's Lake Tetonkaha West Subdivision in Govt. Lots 1, 4, 5 and 6 in SW1/4 of Section 7, T111N, R51W (Oakwood Township)" ~~ located at 64 Oakwood Shoreline Dr., Bruce, SD 57220.


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    public static pb::MessageParser<LabelErrorEnum> Parser { get { return _parser; } }

    [global::System.Diagnostics.DebuggerNonUserCodeAttribute]
    [global::System.CodeDom.Compiler.GeneratedCode("protoc", null)]
    public static pbr::MessageDescriptor Descriptor {
      get { return global::Google.Ads.GoogleAds.V11.Errors.LabelErrorReflection.Descriptor.MessageTypes[0]; }
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    [global::System.Diagnostics.DebuggerNonUserCodeAttribute]
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      get { return Descriptor; }
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    partial void OnConstruction();

    [global::System.Diagnostics.DebuggerNonUserCodeAttribute]
    [global::System.CodeDom.Compiler.GeneratedCode("protoc", null)]
    public LabelErrorEnum(LabelErrorEnum other) : this() {
      _unknownFields = pb::UnknownFieldSet.Clone(other._unknownFields);
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    [global::System.Diagnostics.DebuggerNonUserCodeAttribute]
    [global::System.CodeDom.Compiler.GeneratedCode("protoc", null)]
    public LabelErrorEnum Clone() {
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    [global::System.Diagnostics.DebuggerNonUserCodeAttribute]
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    [global::System.Diagnostics.DebuggerNonUserCodeAttribute]
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    public bool Equals(LabelErrorEnum other) {
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    [global::System.Diagnostics.DebuggerNonUserCodeAttribute]
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    [global::System.Diagnostics.DebuggerNonUserCodeAttribute]
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            break;
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    [global::System.Diagnostics.DebuggerNonUserCodeAttribute]
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        ///
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        ///
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        ///
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        ///
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enormously according to time and place' so Philippe Aries believes.
themselves, but in their culture at that age they are seen as adults.
form of child abuse, but in China, that is what is expected of them.
So there are quite a lot of differences in the upbringing of children.
that is to the way that they are bought up by there parents.
different social classes have a different way of bringing up children.
he can get whatever he wants. This goes for 'designer babies' as well.
not worthy of what the other children have.
The idea of 'Childhood' was not around in feudal times (around the 1700's). Childhood did not exist. This is a belief formed by sociologist Philippe Aires in 1962. The feudal family was looked at as a production unit, with every member working so the family could survive; obviously babies could not work, so they were looked at as 'inadequate adults'. Parents were also very distant with their offspring, not attaching themselves to them emotionally. This is due to the high infant mortality rates; an example of this is that children were usually not given names until they reached their 5th birthdays. Children were looked at as economic assets rather than a symbol of peoples love for one another. By the time children got to the age of seven, they were looked at as 'little adults', this is because they would take part in the same activates as full grown adults. They would do the same types of work, and the same leisure activities, such as smoking and drinking, regardless of age. By the ages of 11 and 12, children were looked at as full grown adults, and would usually have been arranged marriages and moved.


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Henry Wu, aka Kamaal Williams, is a multi-talented producer, DJ, and musician based in London, working across jazz, house, and funk with numerous collaborators. In addition to putting out solo releases on Eglo Records and Rhythm Section International, his band Yussef Kamaal have taken the contemporary jazz scene by storm. Wu will be gracing CTM with a solo DJ set, demonstrating his gift for seamlessly pulling together beats and melodies from old and new grooves.
A prolific collaborator, Wu has worked with K15 (under the guise of WU15), Tito Wun, and most recently with Hard House Banton. He is also the co-founder of Yussef Kamaal, who took the world by storm with their debut album, Black Focus. Drawing from different ends of the musical spectrum, Wu demonstrates a sonic diversity on record but also in DJ sets, as he spans the breadth of broken beat, house, jazz, and funk.
Wu's affinity with funk and jazz shines through nearly every DJ set and studio production with his name on. In 2016, he curated a series of sell out shows at the London Jazz Cafe whereby he gathered musicians from around the world to replay the works of legendary musicians such as Jaco Pastorius and Freddie Hubbard.
He is a musician of many talents, from sell out shows in London to extensively playing at clubs and festivals across Europe, North America, Asia, Australia, and New Zealand, all while being consistently championed by the likes of Benji B, Gilles Peterson, Alexander Nut, Mary Anne Hobbs, and Toddla T. In addition to DJing at CTM, Wu will also be performing with a full band under the Kamaal Williams alias.
Evasive Bliss
Panorama Bar, Fri 31.01.2020, 23:00
Ashley Venom, DJ Diaki, Henry Wu, Gigsta, Valesuchi, Floyd Lavine b2b MINCO
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Q: desktop applications bandwidth consumption, if there is such I'm really confused as to why the browser while loading some pages buffers a lot when I'm having quite few desktop applications running.Do desktop applications like MS word, excel, etc... consume bandwidth or affect it in any way?

A: If your memory is tight and your browser needs extra memory, some memory pages allocated to other applications might be paged out. If CPU is tight, your browser will be competing for time slices and so on for network, disk IO. As far as bandwidth is concerned, there is no reason word or excel would consume any, unless they acquire data from a db or run a web query (but then you would know it)

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Follow the instuctions for Ann Lim's "A Petite Felted Bag" on Ravelry. Knit the base of the bage and and couple of inches of the sides in green. Then follow the chart below for the remainder of the sides.
The horses are knitted in black the background is blue and the clouds are white. Three horses will repeat around the bag so the chart repeats one and a half times. After completing the chart knit another 2 inches of sides or until the bag reaches the height of specified in the directions for "A Petite Felted Bag". Follow the remaining instructions for "A Petite Felted Bag".


If you know someone experiencing homelessness in our community, please spread the word that the Kitsap County Department of Human Services is hosting three community resource fairs this week to provide services for anyone in need of assistance - from a hot meal and haircuts to eye exams, flu shots and information about health insurance and housing providers. The events are free.
South Kitsap: Tuesday, Jan. 22 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Bremerton: Wednesday, Jan. 23 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
North Kitsap: Thursday, Jan. 24 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
As part of the outreach efforts, a group of volunteers will also be participating in a one-day Point-in-Time Count to survey people in our communities experiencing homelessness, including on Bainbridge Island. This survey is required by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and Washington State Department of Commerce to learn more about the situations of people living without a home.
"It helps us get a better sense of where the gaps and needs are and how we can do a better job of providing services to people," said Kirsten Jewell of Kitsap County Department of Human Services.
Volunteers use a standard survey form that asks people where they slept the night before, where their last residence was located, what may have contributed to their loss of housing and what disabilities they may have. It also includes demographic information.
Learn more about the community service fairs and survey here.


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PRESS | FRIENDS OF THE MUSEUM | GOLDEN BOOK | APPLICATIONS | CONTACT
The François Sommer Foundation
Billebaude Review
Fund and Document Center
Performance evening imagined by Théo Mercier
Wednesday 12 June 2019, at 19h30
Echoing his solo exhibition EVERY STONE SHOULD CRY, Théo Mercier composes an evening of three continuous performances, inviting artists and regular collaborators to bring him to life in the spaces of the Museum of Hunting and Nature. While Marlène Saldana and Jonathan Drillet re-enact the auction scene of the show La Fille du collneur in one of the museum's ceremonial rooms, choreographer Steven Michel offers a personal version of the famous Afternoon of a Faun by Vaslav Nijinsky. At the same time, in the courtyard of the museum, the performance DEEP WATER takes place, a subtle mix between the work of designer of Arthur Hoffner and the body creation of Grégoire Schaller.
Entrance subject to availability, without reservation.
Ticket office opens from 19 p.m. on the evening of the event. The event starts at 19:30 p.m.
Full price: € 8
Reduced price: 6 €
The nocturnes are followed by a friendly drink around the speakers. The ticket allows you to come and visit the museum for free in the month following the night.
© Erwan Fichou and Théo Mercier, 2018
Temporarily closed for expansion
Reopening in spring 2021
Metro: Town Hall (1) and Rambuteau (11)
bus : 69, 29, and 75 Lines
All rights reserved - Legal Terms - Conceived by CONCILIUM


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Chloe Berry – Unbecoming
If you're a fan of any of Olivia Rodrigo's early 2000's rock influenced tracks like Good For You and Brutal then you really need to hop onto Chloe Berry. The 21 year old New Yorker has been writing songs since she was 7 and has always had a knack for wrapping her addictive melodies with bittersweet lyrics that will have you yearning for better days, and today is no different. Unbecoming in a nostalgia ladened single that allows us to look back at our past self in hindsight and wish we could go back to that time. A time where the world hadn't took its toll on us where our self awareness has left us with anxiety, discomfort and an ever growing fear of what could happen to us, not helped by the horrifying events on the news either. It's a bittersweet anthem for those leaving their adolescence and entering the realm of young adulthood, with her lyrics packing an almighty punch whilst her addictive guitar riffs have us dancing around our room with pure glee, it's obvious she's crafted a top quality track here.
She's a gifted songwriter who will have you singing, "nostalgic for the me I used to be," for weeks on end. If you dig this be sure to dive into the rest of her discography and experience her bedroom pop influenced indie rock tunes.
Chloe Berry · Unbecoming
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