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New Social Network 1.Vision Demolishes Language Barriers
Jane Owen Public Relations Inc
November 15, 2022, 14:03 GMT
NEW YORK, NY, UNITED STATES, November 15, 2022 /EINPresswire.com/ -- 1.Vision (www.1.vision) is on a mission to unite "Together as 1". The platform's built-in universal translator breaks through language barriers.
Aiming to promote freedom of speech and provide an apolitical and positive user environment, 1.Vision is an "everything" platform, allowing users to communicate, read, and post content in over 42 languages with real-time video translations.
A typical user experience on 1.Vision vision feels familiar, except without the hassle and mental gymnastics you might find when your old social app feeds with international creators and multi-language content.
1.Vision (1 Live) lets users share in real-time and live broadcast video streaming in 42 languages, using their smartphone with 3G/4G or Wi-Fi connection. Broadcast in English, and followers can listen and comment in their preferred language.
1.Vision allows for seamless conversion of images featuring written text, handwriting, and OCR printed documents.
Founder Simon Wilby states, "We want 1.Vision to be the one-stop shop for communication" when describing the platform, which is actively on its way to eliminating language barriers while providing comfort and security to its users.
1.Vision works on every smartphone and device with a web browser.
The self-funded platform is only a few weeks from launch, without VC funding, and boasts a 3.3 million user ecosystem built by Simon Wilby without traditional marketing means.
This is truly an "everything" social network and a 1 stop shop for the entire World to communicate.
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How Scrappy Saved Early TV
Posted by Harry McCracken on May 19th, 2013
I tend to assume that nobody who isn't an obsessive cartoon fan knows Scrappy. That isn't quite true, though — if you're old enough, you may have watched Scrappy on TV, back when the airwaves practically buckled under the weight of vast quantities of old black-and-white theatrical cartoons.
This fascinating article from Billboard, from December 4, 1954, reports on the deals that brought Scrappy — and Krazy Kat, Oswald the Rabbit, Pooch the Pup, and others — to television. As the story explains, the medium was starved for animated content, and still reliant largely on silent cartoons starring Felix the Cat and others. Scrappy cartoons, despite being up to twenty-three years old, were fresh and exciting by the era's standards.
Hygo, the company mentioned as distributing the Scrappy cartoons to television, owned Samba Pictures, the company whose name pops up in the opening titles of most of the prints of Scrappy cartoons I've ever seen (such as this one). I believe that Samba may have technically owned the television rights to the shorts, but Hygo did the actual distributing.
The article also says that fifty Mintz cartoons were rejected for poor print quality or objectionable content. I wonder which ones they were, and what you had to do to be too offensive for 1950s TV?
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Billboard provided detailed coverage of how the old theatricals came to TV, as well as various mergers and attempts at mergers among the syndication companies that worked out deals with the studios for their old cartoons.
Someone should dredge up the stories from Billboard about AAP, which basically swept the old silents off screens and replaced them with Popeye and Bugs Bunny.
Jerry Beck
I don't think 50 cartoons were rejected, I believe the number was somewhat lower. Scrappy's FARE PLAY and THE BEER PARADE, both of which feature drinking, were never sold to TV. Several of the earlier Mintz titles (like Krazy Kat's RATSKIN) were missing film elements – based on what I know now, Columbia was very sloppy back then with its negatives and most likely they couldn't find some (many of which have turned up since).

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Vanessa Rizzitano joined the WENY news team as a Morning Anchor/ Reporter/ Producer in July 2019.
In May 2018, she graduated from Curry College in Milton, MA. She was able to receive her bachelor's degree in Communications in three years. Immediately after graduation, she began her career as a news writer for Boston 25 News in Dedham, MA. She was born and raised on Cape Cod before moving to New York to pursue her dream on-air.
Her passion for television began in 2011, right here in New York. She appeared as a guest on the Nate Berkus show. Producers from the show sent Vanessa and her family to the city, where she was surprised with her dream bedroom set and fell in love with the Television field.
During her time in college, Vanessa won a Student Emmy Award for a Non-Fiction Sports package in 2018. A few months prior, she was a National Finalist for the Video Sports Segment category selected by the National Broadcasting Society. In 2017, she pitched a package to Comcast Sports Network.
Also in college, she was a reporter and host for her school's channel. In 2017, she was a reporter, host, director and producer at her first internship, Quincy Access Television. Right before graduation, Vanessa interned for Boston's News Leader, WCVB News Center 5.
Although, Vanessa is far from her home in Massachusetts, she is excited to further her career in the state where it all began.
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Q: DRF Serializer Relations / JSON API Framework *Update 1: Attempts with corresponding errors now shown in serializer code
*Update 2: I've narrowed the issue to a conflict with the JSON Api framework I'm using
I'm fairly new to Python and Django and I'm struggling quite a bit with relations. I'm able to create the relations in the database however I've been unable to serialize the models together for a response object, despite trying every method in the documentation which seems very straightforward. My goal is to return both models from an APIView on login and if this code doesn't error I get a response with just the user model. The errors vary based on the different techniques and are similar to what other users get when having trouble with relations, however their fixes haven't solved my problem.
I'm wondering if there's something obvious I'm not doing right. I'm happy to share more code but I'm really at a loss as to how to proceed.
Fyi: My models are in different apps which is why the fk reference is users.User
Models:
class User(AbstractBaseUser, PermissionsMixin):
    email = models.EmailField(max_length=50, unique=True)
    password = models.CharField(max_length=100)
    name = models.CharField(max_length=50)
    is_active = models.BooleanField(default=True)
    is_staff = models.BooleanField(default=False)
    has_business = models.BooleanField(default=False)

    objects = UserManager()
    USERNAME_FIELD = 'email'

    REQUIRED_FIELDS = ['password']

    def get_full_name(self):
        return self.name

    def get_short_name(self):
        return self.name

    def __str__(self):
        return self.email

class Business(models.Model):
    name = models.CharField(max_length=50, unique=True)
    address = models.CharField(max_length=100)
    phone = models.CharField(max_length=20)
    description = models.CharField(max_length=500)
    user = models.ForeignKey(
        'users.User',
        related_name='business',
        unique=False,
        on_delete=models.CASCADE
        )
    has_driver = models.BooleanField(default=False)
    is_active = models.BooleanField(default=True)
    created = models.DateTimeField(auto_now_add=True)

Serializer:
class UserSerializer(serializers.ModelSerializer):

    token = srs.SerializerMethodField()

biz = BusinessSerializer(many=True, read_only=True,
source='business.id')
error: just returns user model

biz = BusinessSerializer(read_only=True, many=True, source='business')
error: ForeignKey' object has no attribute

biz = serializers.RelatedField(many=True, read_only=True)
error: 'User' object has no attribute 'biz'

biz = serializers.ReadOnlyField(source='businesses.id')
error: RelatedManager object at 0x7fed496fe208> is not JSON
serializable

biz = serializers.PrimaryKeyRelatedField(many=True, read_only=True)
error:'User' object has no attribute 'biz'

    class Meta:
        model = models.User
        fields = ('id', 'email', 'password', 'name', 'token', 'has_business', 'biz')
        extra_kwargs = {'password': {'write_only': True}}

    def create(self, validated_data):

        user = models.User(
                email = validated_data['email'],
                name = validated_data['name'],
                phone = validated_data['phone'],
                location = validated_data['location'],
            )
        user.set_password(validated_data['password'])
        user.save()

        return user

View:
class LoginUser(APIView):
    permission_classes = (permissions.AllowAny,)
    resource_name = 'users'

    def post(self, request):
        email = request.POST.get('email', False)
        password = request.POST.get('password', False)

        if(email and password):

            lu = UserAuth()
            authenticated_user = lu.auth(email=email, password=password)

            if authenticated_user is not None:
                if authenticated_user.is_active:

                    serializer = serializers.UserSerializer(authenticated_user, context={'request': request})
                    return Response(serializer.data, status=status.HTTP_200_OK)

A: You have to use the related_name in your serializer.
You can take a look here
In this example you can see that the Track Model (analog to your Business Model) has the field called album with related_name='tracks'
Then in the AlbumSerializer (the analog to your User Model):
class AlbumSerializer(serializers.ModelSerializer):
    tracks = serializers.StringRelatedField(many=True)

    class Meta:
        model = Album
        fields = ('album_name', 'artist', 'tracks')

So, in summary you have to use your related_name business
This is the example with a StringRelatedField, but you can of course return the complete object using this

A: Turns out I was using a beta version (pip install djangorestframework-jsonapi==2.0.0-beta.1) of the JSON API Framework and it wasn't handling relations very well. I picked the beta because it was the one the documentation lists which is kind of odd. You have to dig a bit for the more stable versions. I'm embarrassed to say how long that took me to figure out.
Here's the stable version as of this day: pip install djangorestframework-jsonapi==2.2.0

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NSW laws could be changed after a Border farmer lost his guns for confronting an armed intruder in his family home. Deputy Premier John Barilaro spoke with David Dunstan and his wife at Noreuil Park on Monday. The Border Mail revealed earlier this month that police had taken Mr Dunstan's three firearms from his Bungowannah farm. He had grabbed an unloaded rifle after the intruder arrived at his house with a knife and piece of wood at 3.30am on September 14. Mr Dunstan said he had used the firearm as a prop, and hadn't pointed it at the man, but police seized his weapons later that day. Mr Barilaro said police had done the right thing and had only been following the law. But he said the laws around people defending their home would need to be looked at. He stopped short of promising changes, but said the grey areas in the legislation needed to be examined. Mr Dunstan had himself been left wondering what he was supposed to do in that situation.  "I've always done the right thing, but I feel like I've done the wrong thing," he said.  Mr Barilaro said he had spoken to the farmer and would take the information back to the government and Attorney General. "In my mind, I think David did exactly what most would do," Mr Barilaro said. "This story touched a nerve with me as a father of three daughters, and (it's) an incident I think has shaken the community, has of course shaken David and Andrea. "There are some grey areas in the law in relation to what one can do to protect their home, their family and their children." Mr Barilaro said Mr Dunstan had acted in a calm manner and had ultimately forced the intruder from his home and into police custody. "We would hope in the privacy of our own home, in the safety of our own home, that we have the right to defend our home, our family and our children," he said. "And I think that's why Australians have bought into this story. "Normally it's a small story like that that allows Australians to have a broader conversation and debate." He said the story had "touched a nerve" with many people.
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Home defence review after police take Border crime victim's firearms
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MEETING: David Dunstan and his wife Andrea meet with Deputy Premier John Barilaro, centre, at Noreuil Park in Albury on Monday afternoon. They talked about an incident at his family property. Picture: MARK JESSER
NSW laws could be changed after a Border farmer lost his guns for confronting an armed intruder in his family home.
Deputy Premier John Barilaro spoke with David Dunstan and his wife at Noreuil Park on Monday.
The Border Mail revealed earlier this month that police had taken Mr Dunstan's three firearms from his Bungowannah farm.
He had grabbed an unloaded rifle after the intruder arrived at his house with a knife and piece of wood at 3.30am on September 14.
Mr Dunstan said he had used the firearm as a prop, and hadn't pointed it at the man, but police seized his weapons later that day.
Mr Barilaro said police had done the right thing and had only been following the law.
But he said the laws around people defending their home would need to be looked at.
He stopped short of promising changes, but said the grey areas in the legislation needed to be examined.
Mr Dunstan had himself been left wondering what he was supposed to do in that situation.
"I've always done the right thing, but I feel like I've done the wrong thing," he said.
Mr Barilaro said he had spoken to the farmer and would take the information back to the government and Attorney General.
"In my mind, I think David did exactly what most would do," Mr Barilaro said.
"This story touched a nerve with me as a father of three daughters, and (it's) an incident I think has shaken the community, has of course shaken David and Andrea.
"There are some grey areas in the law in relation to what one can do to protect their home, their family and their children."
RELATED: You say: Firearms are part of farmer's 'tools of the trade'
Mr Barilaro said Mr Dunstan had acted in a calm manner and had ultimately forced the intruder from his home and into police custody.
"We would hope in the privacy of our own home, in the safety of our own home, that we have the right to defend our home, our family and our children," he said.
"And I think that's why Australians have bought into this story.
"Normally it's a small story like that that allows Australians to have a broader conversation and debate."
He said the story had "touched a nerve" with many people.


FastCompany recently published an article from Roberta Matuson, called "The 4 Dumbest Rules That Will Kill Your Company's Culture." Matuson was right on target. The corporate world knows how to check their brain at the lobby and invent rules for five percent of the employee population who are difficult to manage. By enacting these policies management delivers a death sentence to their company's culture.
I have seen a few dumb culture-killing rules myself that caused me to shake my head in disbelief. It is very likely Matuson was holding way back on this list. Surely she had at least two dozen more rules up her sleeve.
No cell phones at work.
No Internet for personal reasons on company time.
Must remain in job six months before transferring to a new position.
No working from home during office hours.
Track employee attendance like they were still in high school.
Employees must obtain permission to go to the restroom.
Supervisors must approve all vacation requests.
Employees must call in advance if you will be sick.
The company posts all open positions internally, yet the company never hires internally.
Require employees to stay on the grid while on vacation, to include smart phone, laptop, tablet, tracking device in your forehead, etc.
Never showing the negative side of the workplace to a job candidate. Let them find out on their own after they quit a good job and relocate their family across the country.
Do not hire job applicants who have been laid-off.
Must be subjected to an annual performance review.
Can you add to Matuson's list?
To read Roberta Matuson's article, click here.


There are some images in social media networks, that are clickable and there are ones, which are not clickable. You should clearly separate those images from one to another. So, how can a user understand whether he/she should click on it or it is just a picture? For this reason, you need to use images that include Call To Actions(CTAs). The statistics shows, that those images that contain CTA are 15% more clickable than the simple ones.
When you share a post in Facebook, Twitter or somewhere else, you must not just put a link and post it, as it is boring. When you share something, consider sharing your thoughts about that link as well, in order to make it more personal. Statistics show, that those links that are accompanied with some words are 9% more clickable. So, when you post something, make sure to share your opinion as well.
Time and frequency of your posts in social media networks affects a lot the number of clicks that you generate. For example, the posts of Thursday and Friday have more clicks than those of Wednesday or Tuesday. Besides, hours of posts matter as well. It is proved that posts between 9 AM and 7 PM are the most effective ones: posting at 1 PM generates most of the shares and posting at 3 PM generates most of the clicks. Moreover, frequency is also important when we speak about click-throughs. It is proved, that posting once every day generates most of the clicks for social media networks. However,if you post in Twitter, you should post more than in Facebook. This also depends on the type of business that you have.
One thing that is worth mentioning is that posts that have higher engagement receive more clicks. Engagement means that the post has many comments, likes, shares and so on. When someone comments on your post, you either like it, delete it or respond to it. Many researches have shown that liking the comment does not increase clicks, deleting does nothing, but responding to comments has positive impact on clicks.
We all know that headlines have huge importance on click-throughs, however did you know that the length of it also matters? In general, shorter the headline, the better. However, it is not applicable for all posts. If you put short headline to your post and it does not give users an understanding of what your post is about, then it is not effective. The headline should be as long as it provides an understanding of the article to your users.
In order to not flood your followers with your posts, you need to space them up correctly. For example, if you want to post at 3 PM that day, make sure to not post half an hour before and after that post in Twitter. In other social media networks, this time is larger.
Keywords matter a lot when it comes to click-throughs. Make sure to use the right keywords for your business, for specific time period and so on. For example, if you have a fitness center, make sure to use the right keywords, such as "training", "workout", "gym" and so on. Moreover, time period also has a huge importance. For example, if it is summer, you should use right keywords specific to that period-summer.
When you link your social media accounts to one another, it helps people to find you in different social media networks and to engage with you where it is more comfortable for them. For example, if a Twitter lover sees in Facebook that you have a Twitter account as well, he/she will enter your page and will start following you there.
Another very important thing to consider in order to increase click-throughs are words. There are some powerful words that increase clicks, such as "check", "click", "top", "best" and so on. So, make sure to use the right powerful words in your posts in order to increase your click-through rates.
People check their social media accounts in order to rest a little bit. Imagine, that a person wants to rest in his/her break time and decides to check his/her feed. If he/she sees something that has unclear meaning, he/she would definitely ignore it. So, try to use clear language in order to make it easier for people to understand what you are sharing. Clearer you are, higher will be your click-throughs.
Now, you have some tips to follow in order to increase your click-throughs today, tomorrow and always. Are there any other tips not mentioned that you would like to share with us? Please leave them in the comments below.


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In 2015, Dahanah Sejour was recognized for her outstanding academic achievements through PFF's Irvington Top 12 Program. We are excited to catch up with her and spotlight her achievements since graduating.
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The Fluid Imagination of Alvin Booth
Although he has been a vehicle and an avatar for creative expression for most of his life, Alvin only recently began considering himself an "Artist." Each one of his dynamic compositions speak through themes of personal introspection, and weave in the lyrical or geometric notations of music as well as patterned and figurative shapes.
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Almost a year ago, we were fortunate enough to acquire the last remaining set of thirty-six prints from the estate of the late Mavis Pusey who died on April 20th 2019 at the age of 90.
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The African American Chamber of Commerce of New Jersey Honors Jim Petrucci
The AACCNJ recently honored Jim Petrucci at its Corporate Awards Dinner hosted on October 17, 2019 at the Crowne Plaza Princeton. The partnership between the African American Chamber of Commerce of New Jersey (AACCNJ), Petrucci Family Foundation (PFF), and the School Board of Irvington New Jersey began in 2017 with the launch of the I AM Leadership Program…
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Home » Bloodtype Rh negative and our Alien DNA: An otherworldly lineage of a species with amnesia
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Bloodtype Rh negative and our Alien DNA: An otherworldly lineage of a species with amnesia
by Alien UFO Sightings April 22, 2016
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Could the human species, as it exists today, be a transplant oralien to the planet Earth?
Modern science would have us believe that human beings evolved over millions of years from ape-like hominids in Africa. But the evidence to support this theory is slim, and what evidence is available actually suggests that the human race is a mix of different humanoid races, some of which probably came from off planet.
The Scientific Evidence
Firstly, the RH factor is a blood protein that is found in the Rhesus monkey of Africa. That same protein is present in most human beings, about 85%, but a staggering 15% of humans test negative for RH factor. These RH negative blood types could not have evolved from the same group of human beings that allegedly left Africa millions of years ago.
To say humans evolved from the same group can't be true because there are two completely incompatible blood factors within the population. If a mother, who is RH positive has a child that is RH negative, the mother's blood will literally kill the child due to incompatibility, this is not an evolutionary trait from a single stock of genetics.
The only thing that scientists can think of to explain the peculiarity is that there must have been some other infusion of DNA into the genome, but from where?
While mainstream academia is reticent to entertain extraterrestrial sources, that is one explanation. Another explanation is that there were different kinds of humans developing side by side for eons of time, and eventually one species won out over another.
The story get's more interesting though. I learned about this article while listening David Wilcock at the consciousness life expo this year. He presented the following article.
Geneticists used forensic DNA testing to trace lineages of males and females back to their earliest ancestors.
Kári Stefánsson, of the company deCODE Genetics, performed a study on the male chromosome:
The researchers dated the existence of this man by comparing the Y-chromsomes of 753 Icelandic men, who were also grouped into 274 paternal lines. The researchers used a "molecular clock", based on the number of DNA mutations that arise with each generation, to estimate Adam's age.
Scientists then found…
[…] the new age for genetic Adam at between 174,000 and 321,000 years ago. Genetic Eve is thought to have walked the Earth around 200,000 years ago: well within the new error margin for Adam.
What this means is that using genetic testing, the most reliable form of generational tracking we have available, they were able to demonstrate that the first 'human beings' are much younger than the original the million-year-old figure proposed by scientists earlier. This shattered the proposed view of human evolution, wherein scientists assumed it took millions of years to progress from apes to modern man.
Considering how off mainstream science was from their prediction, perhaps we should consider alternative theories.
We've all heard of legends of Atlantis, of a culture that was incredibly advanced and existed before modern history. Plato's quote is probably the most infamous example:
"Now in this island of Atlantis there was a great and wonderful empire which had rule over the whole island and several others, and over parts of the continent …" –Source
So what happened to Atlantis, if it existed at all?We can only speculate, but what we do know for certain is that major and minor cataclysms or deluges have ravaged the surface over eons of time. These cataclysms happened in cycles, reaching back millions of years.
Other scientists recently found that a mysterious group of humans replaced the native population about 15,000 years ago.
According to experts, nearly 15,000 years ago, Europe's population changed drastically in ways that scholars have never seen before Experts analysed mitochondrial DNA from ancient teeth and bones, identifying a marked change in the DNA of the population roughly 15,000 years ago. The unique markers (M-Haplotype) were seen disappearing from Europe. – Source
It was probably this latter day mystery group that we trace our origins from.
So what this tells us is that the history of the planet is far longer and more complicated than previously thought. And that different groups of human beings, of various cultures, and levels of advancement, have existed for at least 250,000 years.
But where did these other groups of humans come from? And could there be not one, but many different human groups that all contributed to the current stock we have now?
The evidence is clearly suggesting that there were many periods of rising and falling civilization, especially if we consider ice age cycles.
So with this foundation now firmly in place, let's consider an otherworldly theory.
The Anecdotal Evidence
David Wilcock is a researcher who has access to insiders who have access to science that the public does not. Some of these insiders claim to be in highly advanced secret space programs, that are so beyond the level of advancement we see in the world today, we could easily confuse their technology as being extraterrestrial.
Wilcock was told, via various insiders, and was able to confirm using historical accounts and scientific inferences, that humanity is much older than previously thought, and that the current population that resides on the surface is actually a mixture of several different human stocks. He's been covering this in his weekly series Wisdom Teachings on gaia.com.
Within the secret space program, the oldest known race to have existed in the solar system is called the Ancient Builder race. As seemingly bizarre as this sounds, let me just put the narrative Wilcock has been able to gather out there for you to consider, this is only the pertinent points to our current discussion, the actual history, as told by Wilcock, is much more in-depth.
Otherworldy Lineage of Humanity
Approximately 2.6 billion years ago, a race of human-like beings evolved in our solar system on the planet Venus. These beings were very tall, about 80 or 90 feet in height, extremely advanced technologically, and benevolent in nature. Using their advanced technology, they erected an energy barrier around the solar system to protect it from hostile species. Eventually, this race evolved so far beyond what we consider normal, they ascended to another plane of existence, but before they did, they left ancient ruins all over the solar system, and the energy barrier was left to defend the solar system against aggressors.
Much much later, some 500,000 years ago, long after this ancient builder race left the solar system, other native human type beings evolved on a planet that is orbiting where the asteroid belt is now. That planet was called Maldek or Tiamat, a super-Earth-sized planet that had several moons, one of which was Mars. On the planet and Mars, the moon, were aggressive races warring with each other. They found a way to access the Ancient Builder race technology, and eventually attempted to use it in an effort to destroy their enemies. But something went horribly wrong, and instead, Tiamat was destroyed in a huge conflagration, sending debris shooting out everywhere in the solar system, and propelling Mars to where it currently resides.
Apparently before this happened, the energy barrier came down, and a host of less benevolent races entered the solar system. These races saw what was coming for the warring Martians and Tiamatians, deciding to move them to the Earth in a type ofcosmic refugee relocation program. But when they got to Earth, there were already races living there, some existing below the surface in huge cities underground. These inner-Earth humans claim to have existed below the surface for 20 million years, coming to the surface on occasion to help survivors of these periodic cataclysms that ravage the surface.
The refugee humans that settled here after the Tiamat disaster were more aggressive and war-like than the natives. Over eons of time, the inner-Earth peoples stayed underground while the surface was ravaged by cataclysm after cataclysm. They would select the cream of the crop from the surface to make contact with, offering support to in an effort to restart civilization. These civilizations rose and fell for eons, eventually developing the legendary civilization of Atlantis we hear about in modern times, but this was hardly the first advanced civilization to develop during these cycles.
Verifying This Narrative
While there is very little above board evidence to support this narrative, we do have the Sumerian culture that sprang up nearly complete out of antiquity. This culture did not slowly accumulate technology, developing over hundreds of years, instead, it appeared out of nowhere, and within the historical documents left behind, it claims to have been assisted by godlike beings.
One final piece of evidence we have, again courtesy of David Wilcock, is the account between Solon and the Egyptian priesthood, as told by Plato.
Here is the quote from that account:
"As for those genealogies of yours which you just now recounted to us, Solon, they are no better than the tales of children. In the first place you remember a single deluge only, but there were many previous ones; in the next place, you do not know that there formerly dwelt in your land the fairest and noblest race of men which ever lived, and that you and your whole city are descended from a small seed or remnant of them which survived. And this was unknown to you, because, for many generations, the survivors of that destruction died, leaving no written word. – Source
Essentially what the priesthood is saying here is that Solon is only aware of a very short window of history and that the true history of humanity reaches back much further. It is this same Egyptian priesthood who would form the basis for almost every other secret society on the planet. And we have learned from these societies, that many of them claim to have come from hybridized human beings who were decided from extraterrestrials or settled here from off world.
So when we compare legend and myth to recently discovered DNA evidence, an interesting picture begins to emerge.
Giant humans have been found all throughout the Earth, and the Smithsonian Institute even been found to have destroyed several skeletons in the 1800's.
Perhaps there was more to these legends of old than modern day scholars would care to admit.
Thankfully the truth is out there, we need only continue our search of it, to be empowered by the treasures it has kept for us over oceans of time.
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'Loki' Writer Michael Waldron Hired to Pen the Script for Kevin Feige's 'Star Wars' Movie. Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige is set to produce a new Star Wars film with Lucasfilm President Kathleen Kennedy. Feige was offered the project after a meeting in early 2020 between Disney Studios chief, Alan Horn, Lucasfilm President, Kathleen Kennedy, and Marvel Studios President, Kevin Feige.
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import { IgxSplitterModule } from './splitter.module';
import { configureTestSuite } from '../test-utils/configure-suite';
import { TestBed, waitForAsync } from '@angular/core/testing';
import { Component, ViewChild, DebugElement } from '@angular/core';
import { SplitterType, IgxSplitterComponent, ISplitterBarResizeEventArgs } from './splitter.component';
import { By } from '@angular/platform-browser';
import { UIInteractions } from '../test-utils/ui-interactions.spec';

const SPLITTERBAR_CLASS = 'igx-splitter-bar';
const SPLITTERBAR_DIV_CLASS = '.igx-splitter-bar';
const SPLITTER_BAR_VERTICAL_CLASS = 'igx-splitter-bar--vertical';

describe('IgxSplitter', () => {
    configureTestSuite();
    beforeAll(waitForAsync(() => TestBed.configureTestingModule({
            declarations: [ SplitterTestComponent ],
            imports: [
                IgxSplitterModule
            ]
        }).compileComponents()));

    let fixture; let splitter;
    beforeEach(waitForAsync(() => {
        fixture = TestBed.createComponent(SplitterTestComponent);
        fixture.detectChanges();
        splitter = fixture.componentInstance.splitter;
    }));

    it('should render pane content correctly in splitter.', () => {
        expect(splitter.panes.length).toBe(2);
        const firstPane = splitter.panes.toArray()[0].element;
        const secondPane = splitter.panes.toArray()[1].element;
        expect(firstPane.textContent.trim()).toBe('Pane 1');
        expect(secondPane.textContent.trim()).toBe('Pane 2');

        const splitterBar = fixture.debugElement.query(By.css(SPLITTERBAR_CLASS)).nativeElement;
        expect(firstPane.style.order).toBe('0');
        expect(splitterBar.style.order).toBe('1');
        expect(secondPane.style.order).toBe('2');
    });

    it('should render vertical splitter.', () => {
        fixture.componentInstance.type = SplitterType.Vertical;
        fixture.detectChanges();

        const splitterBarDIV = fixture.debugElement.query(By.css(SPLITTERBAR_DIV_CLASS));
        const hasVerticalClass = splitterBarDIV.nativeElement.classList.contains(SPLITTER_BAR_VERTICAL_CLASS);
        expect(hasVerticalClass).toBeFalsy();
    });
    it('should render horizontal splitter.', () => {
        const splitterBarDIV = fixture.debugElement.query(By.css(SPLITTERBAR_DIV_CLASS));
        const hasVerticalClass = splitterBarDIV.nativeElement.classList.contains(SPLITTER_BAR_VERTICAL_CLASS);
        expect(hasVerticalClass).toBeTruthy();
    });
    it('should allow resizing vertical splitter', () => {
        fixture.componentInstance.type = SplitterType.Vertical;
        fixture.detectChanges();
        const pane1 =  splitter.panes.toArray()[0];
        const pane2 = splitter.panes.toArray()[1];
        expect(pane1.size).toBe('auto');
        expect(pane2.size).toBe('auto');
        const pane1_originalSize = pane1.element.offsetHeight;
        const pane2_originalSize = pane2.element.offsetHeight;
        const splitterBarComponent = fixture.debugElement.query(By.css(SPLITTERBAR_CLASS)).context;
        splitterBarComponent.moveStart.emit(pane1);
        splitterBarComponent.moving.emit(-100);
        fixture.detectChanges();
        expect(pane1.dragSize).toBe(pane1_originalSize + 100 + 'px');
        expect(pane2.dragSize).toBe(pane2_originalSize - 100 + 'px');

        splitterBarComponent.moving.emit(100);
        fixture.detectChanges();
        expect(pane1.dragSize).toBe(pane1_originalSize - 100 + 'px');
        expect(pane2.dragSize).toBe(pane2_originalSize + 100 + 'px');
    });
    it('should allow resizing horizontal splitter', () => {
        const pane1 =  splitter.panes.toArray()[0];
        const pane2 = splitter.panes.toArray()[1];
        expect(pane1.size).toBe('auto');
        expect(pane2.size).toBe('auto');
        const pane1_originalSize = pane1.element.offsetWidth;
        const pane2_originalSize = pane2.element.offsetWidth;
        const splitterBarComponent = fixture.debugElement.query(By.css(SPLITTERBAR_CLASS)).context;
        splitterBarComponent.moveStart.emit(pane1);
        splitterBarComponent.moving.emit(-100);
        fixture.detectChanges();

        expect(parseFloat(pane1.dragSize)).toBeCloseTo(pane1_originalSize + 100, 0);
        expect(parseFloat(pane2.dragSize)).toBeCloseTo(pane2_originalSize - 100, 0);

        splitterBarComponent.moving.emit(100);
        fixture.detectChanges();
        expect(parseFloat(pane1.dragSize)).toBeCloseTo(pane1_originalSize - 100, 0);
        expect(parseFloat(pane2.dragSize)).toBeCloseTo(pane2_originalSize + 100, 0);
    });
    it('should honor minSize/maxSize when resizing.', () => {
        fixture.componentInstance.type = SplitterType.Vertical;
        fixture.detectChanges();
        const pane1 =  splitter.panes.toArray()[0];
        const pane2 = splitter.panes.toArray()[1];
        pane1.minSize = '100px';
        pane1.maxSize = '300px';
        fixture.detectChanges();

        const splitterBarComponent = fixture.debugElement.query(By.css(SPLITTERBAR_CLASS)).context;
        splitterBarComponent.moveStart.emit(pane1);
        splitterBarComponent.moving.emit(100);
        splitterBarComponent.moveStart.emit(pane1);
        splitterBarComponent.moving.emit(100);
        fixture.detectChanges();
        expect(pane1.dragSize).toBe('100px');
        expect(pane2.dragSize).toBe('300px');

        splitterBarComponent.moveStart.emit(pane1);
        splitterBarComponent.moving.emit(-200);
        splitterBarComponent.moveStart.emit(pane1);
        splitterBarComponent.moving.emit(-50);
        fixture.detectChanges();
        expect(pane1.dragSize).toBe('300px');
        expect(pane2.dragSize).toBe('100px');
    });

    it('should not allow drag resize if resizable is set to false.', () => {
        const splitterBarComponent = fixture.debugElement.query(By.css(SPLITTERBAR_CLASS)).context;
        expect(splitterBarComponent.cursor).toBe('col-resize');
        const pane1 =  splitter.panes.toArray()[0];
        pane1.resizable = false;
        fixture.detectChanges();
        const args = {cancel: false};
        splitterBarComponent.onDragStart(args);
        expect(args.cancel).toBeTruthy();
        expect(splitterBarComponent.cursor).toBe('');
    });

    it('should allow resizing with up/down arrow keys', () => {
        fixture.componentInstance.type = SplitterType.Vertical;
        fixture.detectChanges();
        const pane1 =  splitter.panes.toArray()[0];
        const pane2 = splitter.panes.toArray()[1];
        expect(pane1.size).toBe('auto');
        expect(pane2.size).toBe('auto');
        const pane1_originalSize = pane1.element.offsetHeight;
        const pane2_originalSize = pane2.element.offsetHeight;
        const splitterBarComponent: DebugElement = fixture.debugElement.query(By.css(SPLITTERBAR_CLASS));
        splitterBarComponent.nativeElement.focus();
        UIInteractions.triggerEventHandlerKeyDown('ArrowUp', splitterBarComponent);
        fixture.detectChanges();
        expect(pane1.dragSize).toBe(pane1_originalSize - 10 + 'px');
        expect(pane2.dragSize).toBe(pane2_originalSize + 10 + 'px');

        UIInteractions.triggerEventHandlerKeyDown('ArrowDown', splitterBarComponent);
        UIInteractions.triggerEventHandlerKeyDown('ArrowDown', splitterBarComponent);
        fixture.detectChanges();
        expect(pane1.dragSize).toBe(pane1_originalSize + 10 + 'px');
        expect(pane2.dragSize).toBe(pane2_originalSize - 10 + 'px');

        pane2.resizable = false;
        UIInteractions.triggerEventHandlerKeyDown('ArrowDown', splitterBarComponent);
        fixture.detectChanges();
        expect(pane1.dragSize).toBe(pane1_originalSize + 10 + 'px');
        expect(pane2.dragSize).toBe(pane2_originalSize - 10 + 'px');
    });

    it('should allow resizing with left/right arrow keys', () => {
        fixture.componentInstance.type = SplitterType.Horizontal;
        fixture.detectChanges();
        const pane1 =  splitter.panes.toArray()[0];
        const pane2 = splitter.panes.toArray()[1];
        expect(pane1.size).toBe('auto');
        expect(pane2.size).toBe('auto');
        const pane1_originalSize = pane1.element.offsetWidth;
        const pane2_originalSize = pane2.element.offsetWidth;
        const splitterBarComponent: DebugElement = fixture.debugElement.query(By.css(SPLITTERBAR_CLASS));
        splitterBarComponent.nativeElement.focus();
        UIInteractions.triggerEventHandlerKeyDown('ArrowLeft', splitterBarComponent);
        fixture.detectChanges();
        expect(parseFloat(pane1.dragSize)).toBeCloseTo(pane1_originalSize - 10, 0);
        expect(parseFloat(pane2.dragSize)).toBeCloseTo(pane2_originalSize + 10, 0);

        UIInteractions.triggerEventHandlerKeyDown('ArrowRight', splitterBarComponent);
        UIInteractions.triggerEventHandlerKeyDown('ArrowRight', splitterBarComponent);
        fixture.detectChanges();
        expect(parseFloat(pane1.dragSize)).toBeCloseTo(pane1_originalSize + 10, 0);
        expect(parseFloat(pane2.dragSize)).toBeCloseTo(pane2_originalSize - 10, 0);

        pane1.resizable = false;
        UIInteractions.triggerEventHandlerKeyDown('ArrowRight', splitterBarComponent);
        fixture.detectChanges();
        expect(parseFloat(pane1.dragSize)).toBeCloseTo(pane1_originalSize + 10, 0);
        expect(parseFloat(pane2.dragSize)).toBeCloseTo(pane2_originalSize - 10, 0);
    });

    it('should allow expand/collapse with Ctrl + up/down arrow keys', () => {
        fixture.componentInstance.type = SplitterType.Vertical;
        fixture.detectChanges();
        const pane1 =  splitter.panes.toArray()[0];
        const pane2 = splitter.panes.toArray()[1];
        expect(pane1.size).toBe('auto');
        expect(pane2.size).toBe('auto');
        const splitterBarComponent: DebugElement = fixture.debugElement.query(By.css(SPLITTERBAR_CLASS));
        splitterBarComponent.nativeElement.focus();
        UIInteractions.triggerEventHandlerKeyDown('ArrowUp', splitterBarComponent, false, false, true);
        fixture.detectChanges();
        expect(pane1.collapsed).toBeTruthy();
        UIInteractions.triggerEventHandlerKeyDown('ArrowDown', splitterBarComponent, false, false, true);
        fixture.detectChanges();
        expect(pane1.collapsed).toBeFalsy();
        UIInteractions.triggerEventHandlerKeyDown('ArrowDown', splitterBarComponent, false, false, true);
        fixture.detectChanges();
        expect(pane2.collapsed).toBeTruthy();
        UIInteractions.triggerEventHandlerKeyDown('ArrowUp', splitterBarComponent, false, false, true);
        fixture.detectChanges();
        expect(pane2.collapsed).toBeFalsy();
    });

    it('should allow expand/collapse with Ctrl + left/right arrow keys', () => {
        fixture.componentInstance.type = SplitterType.Horizontal;
        fixture.detectChanges();
        const pane1 =  splitter.panes.toArray()[0];
        const pane2 = splitter.panes.toArray()[1];
        expect(pane1.size).toBe('auto');
        expect(pane2.size).toBe('auto');
        const splitterBarComponent: DebugElement = fixture.debugElement.query(By.css(SPLITTERBAR_CLASS));
        splitterBarComponent.nativeElement.focus();
        UIInteractions.triggerEventHandlerKeyDown('ArrowLeft', splitterBarComponent, false, false, true);
        fixture.detectChanges();
        expect(pane1.collapsed).toBeTruthy();
        UIInteractions.triggerEventHandlerKeyDown('ArrowRight', splitterBarComponent, false, false, true);
        fixture.detectChanges();
        expect(pane1.collapsed).toBeFalsy();
        UIInteractions.triggerEventHandlerKeyDown('ArrowRight', splitterBarComponent, false, false, true);
        fixture.detectChanges();
        expect(pane2.collapsed).toBeTruthy();
        UIInteractions.triggerEventHandlerKeyDown('ArrowLeft', splitterBarComponent, false, false, true);
        fixture.detectChanges();
        expect(pane2.collapsed).toBeFalsy();
    });

    it('should allow resize in % when pane size is auto.', () => {
        const pane1 =  splitter.panes.toArray()[0];
        const pane2 = splitter.panes.toArray()[1];
        expect(pane1.size).toBe('auto');
        expect(pane2.size).toBe('auto');
        const pane1_originalSize = pane1.element.offsetWidth;
        const pane2_originalSize = pane2.element.offsetWidth;
        const splitterBarComponent = fixture.debugElement.query(By.css(SPLITTERBAR_CLASS)).context;
        splitterBarComponent.moveStart.emit(pane1);
        splitterBarComponent.moving.emit(-100);
        fixture.detectChanges();

        expect(parseFloat(pane1.dragSize)).toBeCloseTo(pane1_originalSize + 100, 0);
        expect(parseFloat(pane2.dragSize)).toBeCloseTo(pane2_originalSize - 100, 0);

        // on move end convert to % value and apply to size.
        splitterBarComponent.movingEnd.emit(-100);
        fixture.detectChanges();

        expect(pane1.size.indexOf('%') !== -1).toBeTrue();
        expect(pane2.size.indexOf('%') !== -1).toBeTrue();

        expect(pane1.element.offsetWidth).toBeCloseTo(pane1_originalSize + 100);
        expect(pane2.element.offsetWidth).toBeCloseTo(pane2_originalSize - 100);
    });

    it('should allow mixing % and px sizes.', () => {
        const pane1 =  splitter.panes.toArray()[0];
        const pane2 = splitter.panes.toArray()[1];
        pane1.size = '200px';
        fixture.detectChanges();

        const pane1_originalSize = pane1.element.offsetWidth;
        const pane2_originalSize = pane2.element.offsetWidth;
        const splitterBarComponent = fixture.debugElement.query(By.css(SPLITTERBAR_CLASS)).context;
        splitterBarComponent.moveStart.emit(pane1);
        splitterBarComponent.moving.emit(-100);
        fixture.detectChanges();

        expect(parseFloat(pane1.dragSize)).toBeCloseTo(pane1_originalSize + 100, 0);
        expect(parseFloat(pane2.dragSize)).toBeCloseTo(pane2_originalSize - 100, 0);

        // on move end convert to % value and apply to size.
        splitterBarComponent.movingEnd.emit(-100);
        fixture.detectChanges();

        // fist pane should remain in px
        expect(pane1.size).toBe('300px');
        expect(pane2.size.indexOf('%') !== -1).toBeTrue();

        expect(pane1.element.offsetWidth).toBeCloseTo(pane1_originalSize + 100);
        expect(pane2.element.offsetWidth).toBeCloseTo(pane2_originalSize - 100);
    });

});

describe('IgxSplitter pane toggle', () => {
    configureTestSuite();
    beforeAll(waitForAsync(() => TestBed.configureTestingModule({
            declarations: [ SplitterTogglePaneComponent ],
            imports: [
                IgxSplitterModule
            ]
        }).compileComponents()));

    let fixture; let splitter;
    beforeEach(waitForAsync(() => {
        fixture = TestBed.createComponent(SplitterTogglePaneComponent);
        fixture.detectChanges();
        splitter = fixture.componentInstance.splitter;
    }));

    it('should collapse/expand panes', () => {
        const pane1 = splitter.panes.toArray()[0];
        const splitterBarComponent = fixture.debugElement.query(By.css(SPLITTERBAR_CLASS)).context;

        // collapse left sibling pane
        splitterBarComponent.onCollapsing(0);
        fixture.detectChanges();
        expect(pane1.collapsed).toBeTruthy();

        // expand left sibling pane
        splitterBarComponent.onCollapsing(1);
        fixture.detectChanges();
        expect(pane1.collapsed).toBeFalsy();
    });

    it('should be able to expand both siblings when they are collapsed', () => {
        const panes = splitter.panes.toArray();
        const pane1 = panes[0];
        const pane2 = panes[1];
        const splitterBarComponents = fixture.debugElement.queryAll(By.css(SPLITTERBAR_CLASS));
        const splitterBar1 = splitterBarComponents[0].context;
        const splitterBar2 = splitterBarComponents[1].context;

        splitterBar1.onCollapsing(0);
        splitterBar2.onCollapsing(0);
        fixture.detectChanges();

        expect(pane1.collapsed).toBeTruthy();
        expect(pane2.collapsed).toBeTruthy();

        splitterBar1.onCollapsing(1);
        fixture.detectChanges();
        expect(pane1.collapsed).toBeFalsy();
    });

    it('should not be able to resize a pane when it is collapsed', () => {
        const pane1 = splitter.panes.toArray()[0];
        const splitterBarComponent = fixture.debugElement.query(By.css(SPLITTERBAR_CLASS)).context;

        pane1.size = '340';
        const pane1_originalSize = pane1.size;
        const splitterBarComponentDebug: DebugElement = fixture.debugElement.query(By.css(SPLITTERBAR_CLASS));

        // collapse left sibling pane
        splitterBarComponent.onCollapsing(0);
        fixture.detectChanges();
        expect(pane1.collapsed).toBeTruthy();
        expect(pane1.resizable).toBeTruthy();
        splitterBarComponentDebug.nativeElement.focus();
        UIInteractions.triggerEventHandlerKeyDown('ArrowRight', splitterBarComponentDebug);
        fixture.detectChanges();
        expect(pane1.size).toEqual(pane1_originalSize);

        splitterBarComponent.onCollapsing(1);
        fixture.detectChanges();
        expect(pane1.collapsed).toBeFalsy();
        expect(pane1.resizable).toBeTruthy();
    });

    it('should emit resizing events on splitter bar move: resizeStart, resizing, resizeEnd.', () => {
        fixture.componentInstance.type = SplitterType.Vertical;
        fixture.detectChanges();
        spyOn(splitter.resizeStart, 'emit').and.callThrough();
        spyOn(splitter.resizing, 'emit').and.callThrough();
        spyOn(splitter.resizeEnd, 'emit').and.callThrough();

        const pane1 = splitter.panes.toArray()[0];
        const pane2 = splitter.panes.toArray()[1];
        const splitterBarComponent = fixture.debugElement.query(By.css(SPLITTERBAR_CLASS)).context;
        splitterBarComponent.moveStart.emit(pane1);
        fixture.detectChanges();
        splitterBarComponent.moving.emit(-100);
        fixture.detectChanges();
        splitterBarComponent.movingEnd.emit(-100);
        fixture.detectChanges();

        const args: ISplitterBarResizeEventArgs = {
            pane: pane1,
            sibling: pane2
        };
        expect(splitter.resizeStart.emit).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1);
        expect(splitter.resizeStart.emit).toHaveBeenCalledWith(args);
        expect(splitter.resizing.emit).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1);
        expect(splitter.resizing.emit).toHaveBeenCalledWith(args);
        expect(splitter.resizeEnd.emit).toHaveBeenCalledTimes(1);
        expect(splitter.resizeEnd.emit).toHaveBeenCalledWith(args);
    });
});
@Component({
    template: `
    <igx-splitter [type]="type">
    <igx-splitter-pane>

           Pane 1

    </igx-splitter-pane>
    <igx-splitter-pane>

            Pane 2

    </igx-splitter-pane>
</igx-splitter>
    `,
})
export class SplitterTestComponent {
    @ViewChild(IgxSplitterComponent, { static: true })
    public splitter: IgxSplitterComponent;
    public type = SplitterType.Horizontal;
}

@Component({
    template: `
    <igx-splitter [type]="type">
    <igx-splitter-pane>

           Pane 1

    </igx-splitter-pane>
    <igx-splitter-pane>

            Pane 2

    </igx-splitter-pane>
    <igx-splitter-pane>

            Pane 3

    </igx-splitter-pane>
</igx-splitter>
    `,
})

export class SplitterTogglePaneComponent extends SplitterTestComponent {
}

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Note biografiche
Non si hanno notizie storiche coeve sul vescovo milanese Frontone, il cui nome è noto solo perché inserito in un antico Catalogus archiepiscoporum Mediolanensium,  secondo il quale il suo episcopato si colloca tra quelli di Onorato, attestato nel 569, e di Lorenzo II, probabilmente già vescovo nel 573. Il medesimo catalogus gli assegna 11 anni di governo e lo dice morto a Genova, dove il predecessore Onorato si era rifugiato con parte del clero e della popolazione milanese per sfuggire ai Longobardi; il catalogo tuttavia non indica né la data né il luogo di sepoltura, come invece avviene per gli altri vescovi milanesi. In base alla cronologia dei vescovi ambrosiani, alcuni autori hanno proposto di invertire gli anni di episcopato che il catalogo assegna a Onorato e Frontone, che avrebbero governato la Chiesa milanese il primo per 11 anni, dal 559 al 571, e il secondo, Frontone, per soli 2 anni dal 571 al 573.

Come scrive Lanzoni, poiché «nessun documento contemporaneo lo ricorda, la leggenda si è sbizzarrita intorno al silenzio, che circonda la sua memoria». Una Historia Mediolanensis, scritta tra XI e XII secolo e attribuita a Landolfo Seniore, descrive in termini molto negativi l'episcopato di Frontone, vescovo simoniaco, che avrebbe comprato dall'imperatore la sua investitura alla sede ambrosiana e che avrebbe commesso una serie di altri misfatti fino al giorno in cui, mentre si trovava a caccia nei pressi di Milano, fu colpito improvvisamente dalla peste che lo portò ad una morte immediata. Nella seconda metà del XIII secolo, l'informazione riferita da Landolfo venne inserita in una versione successiva del Catalogus archiepiscoporum Mediolanensium e poi ripetuta dagli storici locali, diventando così patrimonio comune della storiografia milanese.

Nel 1617 l'erudita milanese Ripamonte aggiunse un ulteriore dettaglio, e cioè che alla morte del vescovo Onorato, che nel 569 si era rifugiato a Genova con parte del clero e della popolazione milanese per sfuggire ai Longobardi, furono eletti due vescovi, Lorenzo II, che succedette a Onorato a Genova, e Frontone, che venne eletto dal clero rimasto a Milano. Da questo momento Frontone non solo fu considerato simoniaco, ma anche un usurpatore della Chiesa milanese, poiché «symoniacis artibus Ambrosianam Sedem invasit». Questa tradizione fu sancita definitivamente dal cardinale Enrico Noris, la cui opera omnia fu pubblicata a partire dal 1729, e soprattutto dallo storico tedesco Karl Josef von Hefele con la sua Conciliengeschichte. Incerti sono gli anni di episcopato assegnati a Frontone dalla tradizione, secondo alcuni dal 555 al 566, secondo altri dal 570 al 581.

Pietri ritiene che le informazioni riferite dal medioevo in avanti sul vescovo Frontone simoniaco e usurpatore non hanno alcun valore storico.

Note

Bibliografia
 Giuseppe Antonio Sassi, Baldassarre Oltrocchi, Archiepiscoporum Mediolanensium series historico-chronologica, vol. I, Milano 1755, pp. 190-191
 Francesco Lanzoni, Le diocesi d'Italia dalle origini al principio del secolo VII (an. 604), vol. II, Faenza 1927, pp. 1026-1027
 Ernest Stein, Chronologie des métropolitains schismatiques de Milan et d'Aquilée-Grado, in «Zeitschrift für schweizerische Kirchengeschichte = Revue d'histoire ecclésiastique suisse» 39 (1945), pp. 126-136
 Charles Pietri, Luce Pietri (ed.), Prosopographie chrétienne du Bas-Empire. 2. Prosopographie de l'Italie chrétienne (313-604), École française de Rome, vol. I, Roma 1999, p. 876

Voci correlate
 Arcidiocesi di Milano

Vescovi e arcivescovi di Milano

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Sharon pops out of bed every day, blood pumping, head full of projects she's anxious to begin. Sharon is a morning person.
Morning people are cheerful at the dawn of the day. However not everyone in the world subscribes to this 'bright and early' mentality.
Some people are seemingly unable to sleep and wake at the times demanded by normal life requirements such as work, school, and society in general. It is possible for these individuals to get enough sleep if they sleep and wake at the times dictated by their body clocks. But that excuse is not likely to please the boss much.
Professor Jim Horne of the Loughborough Sleep Research Centre adopted the terms 'larks' and 'owls' to describe early and late risers. He suggests that about half the population is neutral leaning toward neither one nor the other. Only about ten percent of the population are extreme morning or evening types. That means most people are not born to be either night owls or morning people, somewhere along the line though entrenched habits develop.
People do have different circadian rhythms that govern things like body temperature, hormone levels, heart rate, and sleep-wake cycles. These rhythms are controlled by about ten thousand nerve cells in the brain that act as our internal clock. Circadian rhythms originate from within an organism but are also affected by external cues like light and eating times. These rhythms help us become accustomed to regular environmental changes.
The fact is that to fully participate in life one must be able to function effectively when the world around them is 'open for business.' Like it or not 'night owls' ultimately have to give in to the larger life cycle to succeed in most common professions. But the transition can be accomplished painlessly and with speed through hypnosis.
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This script opens by immediately establishing the desired outcome indirectly through positive and negative language cues. These language tricks suggest the 'right' choice by portraying that idea using positive language cues. For example this script describes awaking "refreshed and alert early in the morning." Positive words like 'fresh' and 'alert' plant the association that this is the favourable belief.
Not being a morning person then is described in indirect negative cues. 'Night owls' are always "letting best part of the day pass them by." These subtle cues speak directly to the subconscious.
The next element of this becoming a morning person hypnosis script involves engaging visualization in a kind of storytelling fashion to inspire your client to generate the right 'emotional climate' of robust well-being, excitement, and anticipation. By generating this emotional state of mind this script is training the subconscious to relate positive emotions and feelings to the idea of being fresh and alert, in other words, being a morning person.
After establishing the subconscious alignment this script uses a form of instruction that helps your client recognize how misconceptions have contributed to this internal body clock error. The nature of the story suggests to the subconscious that being a night owl is ineffective and backwards. This effectively neutralizes all potential inner arguments against becoming a morning person.
This become a morning person hypnosis script then wraps to a close by activating post-hypnotic suggestions that support taking action to re-set the circadian rhythm to the universal morning schedule efficiently, painlessly, and quickly.


Haiku Salut are an instrumental dream pop and electronica trio from the Derbyshire Dales. The group consists of multi-instrumentalists Gemma Barkerwood, Sophie Barkerwood, and Louise Croft. Between them, Haiku Salut play accordion, piano, glockenspiel, trumpet, guitar, ukulele, drums, and melodica. Their music also features electronic elements, which they refer to as "loopery and laptopery".
Influenced by the evocative film soundtracks of Yann Tiersen and Benoît Charest, the genre- melting electronica of early Múm, and the impressionistic writing of Haruki Murakami, the band released their debut album Tricolore in 2013, to critical acclaim. The album was awarded four stars by The Guardian, Uncut, Mojo, Drowned In Sound, and many more, and in the summer of 2013, the trio won the Green Man Rising contest, and opened the main stage at that year's Green Man Festival. In November 2013, the band toured the UK in support to Lau. They later wrote about the experience in their debut book, "Japanese Poems Steal Brains", a fully illustrated collection of haikus, which told the story of the band to date.
Haiku Salut's second album, "Etch And Etch Deep", was released in July 2015, to similar acclaim. The album was awarded four stars or above by The Observer ("the album Four Tet might have made after Rounds'), The Guardian, Mojo, Uncut ("both warmly familiar and completely, fearlessly new"), NME, Clash, Drowned In Sound ("with luminous vibes and electronics that chime, strum, sparkle, dance and glow, the trio evoke worlds within our own"), The Financial Times, God Is In The TV, Gig Soup ("one has to wonder if the band haven't only created a masterpiece but also a genre that is their own"), The 405, London In Stereo, The Skinny, and many more. In 2017, the trio co-wrote "They Gave Me A Lamp" with Public Service Broadcasting, and appeared on PSB's top five album, "Every Valley".
Haiku Salut's third album 'There Is No Elsewhere' was released on 7th September 2018 on PRAH Recordings to further critical acclaim. The album was awarded four stars or above by Mojo, Drowned In Sound ("formidable and fragile, beautiful and fascinating"), Clash, God Is In The TV ("a magical and fully realised piece of music"), Exclaim ("exactly what electro-pop can and should sound like in 2018"), Narc ("their warmest, most complex and most quietly thrilling album yet") and many more, and was generally seen as an artistic step up for the trio. "The record their other albums only hinted at. Here the ambition goes large", said Electronic Sound.
As well as pushing musical boundaries, Haiku Salut have been exploring new ways to combine technology and artistic expression. In August 2018, the trio performed with the Robot Orchestra, as part of the Hexagon Experiment at the Centre For Life science park in Newcastle. The following month, they unveiled a Virtual Reality video for the song "Occupy" at Metaphysical Launch Party in Derby. Attendees were invited to don VR headsets and live inside the video. The trio are currently planning similar VR events around the country. Haiku Salut are also working with theatre director Adam McCready at Poetical Machines in the development of a score for a theatre piece about the mathematician and computer programmer Ada Lovelace.


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Moneta Receives Majority Shareholder Consent to Approve the Acquisition of Northern Gold Mining Inc.
Toronto, Ontario–(Newsfile Corp. – February 11, 2021) – Moneta Porcupine Mines Inc. (TSX: ME) (OTC Pink: MPUCF) (XETRA: MOP) ("Moneta" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that in connection with its previously announced agreement (the "Purchase Agreement") with O3 Mining Inc. (TSXV: OIII) (OTCQX: OIIIF) ("O3 Mining") it has received support in the form of written consent from a majority of holders comprised of more than 51.6% of Moneta's outstanding common shares ("Moneta Shares") to acquire all of the issued and outstanding shares of Northern Gold Mining Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of O3 Mining (the "Transaction"). Such written consent satisfies the Moneta shareholder approval requirement of the TSX. Please refer to Moneta's press release (ME-PR 01-2021) from January 14, 2021 for further details of the Transaction.Gary O'Connor, CEO of Moneta, commented; "We are very pleased to have gained the early support of our shareholders to approve the acquisition of the Golden Bear assets from O3 Mining. This transaction will transform Moneta into one of the largest gold development companies in North America with a significant resource and land holding in Canada's most prolific gold mining camp. The Golden Bear assets, including the Garrison Gold deposits, occur adjacent to our flagship Golden Highway project and provide significant synergies for the development of the combined gold assets. Moneta will now hold 3,967,000 ounces of indicated gold resources and 4,339,000 ounces of inferred gold resources including both high-grade bulk tonnage underground deposits and near surface open pit resources. With the closing of the recent $22.6 million financing we are now well funded to complete the resource expansion drill program and updated preliminary economic assessment of the integrated project. The Transaction provides a good endorsement of our project and adds a highly successful project development team as a partner."José Vizquerra, President and CEO of O3 Mining, commented: "O3 Mining is pleased to unlock value for our shareholders through our investment in, and support of, Moneta, and the possible future development of a large and long-life gold project in Timmins, Ontario – one of Canada's most productive gold camps. The consolidation of these two historically fractioned mining camps will allow for a more systematic exploration strategy going forward, and unlock value for our shareholders and other Moneta shareholders alike as the project develops. We look forward to partnering with Moneta's management team, through our board representation, and being part of Moneta's growth story in the Timmins Mining Camp, in our role as a significant shareholder."Under applicable TSX rules, the Transaction requires the approval of holders of Moneta Shares, as the number of Moneta Shares to be issued as consideration pursuant to the Transaction exceeds 25% of the total number of currently outstanding Moneta Shares and may materially affect control. Pursuant to the terms of the Purchase Agreement, O3 Mining will receive approximately 150 million Moneta Shares, representing approximately 30% of the outstanding Moneta Shares upon completion of the Transaction, prior to the $22.6 million financing announced on February 04, 2021 (see press release ME-PR 04-2021).As a result of obtaining written consent, Moneta will not hold a special meeting of its shareholders to approve the Transaction, and no information circular will be mailed to shareholders. The Purchase Agreement has been amended to give effect to the written consent. Moneta expects to seek shareholder approval for the previously announced consolidation of its share capital on a 6 for 1 basis at its next annual general meeting scheduled for the second quarter of 2021.Closing of the Transaction remains subject to TSX approval and other closing conditions customary in transactions of this nature. The closing of the Transaction is anticipated to take place by the end of February 2021. The earlier closing will save Moneta costs and time in completing the Transaction.About MonetaMoneta's land package in the Timmins Gold Camp covers 12,742 hectares (ha) including six gold projects plus a joint venture with Kirkland Lake Gold Corporation (TSX: KL) covering 4,334 ha. The Company's flagship project, Golden Highway Gold Project is located 100 km east of Timmins and hosts a total indicated resource of 2,145,000 ounces gold contained within 55.3 Mt @ 1.21 g/t Au and a total of 3,337,000 ounces gold contained within 49.7 Mt @ 2.09 g/t Au in the inferred category at a 2.60 g/t Au at South West, 3.00 g/t Au cut-off for the other underground deposits and 0.30 g/t Au for the open pit deposits. The project includes a total of 1,512,000 ounces of open pit indicated resources contained within 50.5 Mt @ 0.93 g/t Au and 1,207,000 ounces of open pit inferred resources contained within 34.0 Mt @ 1.10 g/t Au. The project also includes 632,000 ounces of indicated underground resources contained within 4.9 Mt @ 4.05 g/t Au and 2,128,000 ounces of inferred underground resources within 15.7 Mt @ 4.21 g/t Au.A preliminary economic assessment "PEA" study was completed in September 2020 on the South West underground gold deposit, one of 6 deposits located on the Golden Highway project, and highlighted an underground bulk mining operation consisting of an 11-year mine life with an after-tax NPV5% of C$236MM, IRR of 30% and a 3.4 year payback, generating C$371MM LOM after-tax free cash flow. The project envisaged producing 76,000 oz/pa at a cash cost of US$590/oz at a gold price of US$1,500/oz and an exchange rate of US$0.77/C$. The open pit resources and new underground discoveries have not yet been subjected to a preliminary economic assessment study at Golden Highway.Moneta entered into a Purchase Agreement to acquire the Ontario assets of O3 Mining (see press release ME-PR 01-2021) on January 13, 2021. O3 Mining holds 9,269 ha of prospective land within the Golden Bear project located adjacent to or in near proximity to Moneta's Golden Highway project, 100 km east of Timmins. O3 Mining completed an updated resource estimate and preliminary economic assessment (PEA) study on the Garrison Gold project within the Golden Bear project in December 2020. The study highlighted a measured and indicated open pit resource of 1,822,000 ounces contained within 66.3 Mt @ 0.86 g/t Au and an inferred open pit resource of 1,062,000 ounces contained within 45.3 Mt @ 0.73 g/t Au at a 0.30 g/t Au cut-off. The PEA study showed an open pit mining operation consisting of a 12-year mine life with an after-tax NPV5% of C$321MM, IRR of 33% and a 2.3 year payback. The project envisaged open pit mining producing 121,000 oz/pa in years 1 to 8 (94,000 oz/pa LOM), at a strip ratio of 2.7:1 at a cash cost of US$721/oz using a gold price of US$1,450/oz and an exchange rate of US$0.75/C$.FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT:Gary V. O'Connor, CEO416-357-3319Linda Armstrong, Investor Relations647-456-9223
The Company's public documents may be accessed at www.sedar.com. For further information on the Company, please visit our website at www.monetaporcupine.com or email us at [email protected].
This news release includes certain forward-looking information and forward-looking statements, collectively "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of applicable Canadian securities legislation. Forward-looking statements are frequently identified by such words as "may", "will", "plan", "expect", "anticipate", "estimate", "intend" and similar words referring to future events and results. Forward-looking statements include, but are not limited to information with respect to the closing of the Transaction, the benefits of the Transaction, mailing the information circular, the shareholder meeting, the completion of the Consolidation, closing of the Offerings, tax treatment of the Flow Through Shares, use of proceeds of the Offerings, the future performance of the business, its operations and financial performance and condition such as the Company's drilling program and the timing and results thereof; and the ability of the Company to finance and carry out its anticipated goals and objectives.Forward-looking statements are based on the current opinions and expectations of management. All forward-looking information is inherently uncertain and subject to a variety of assumptions, risks and uncertainties, including the speculative nature of mineral exploration and development, fluctuating commodity prices, competitive risks and the availability of financing, as described in more detail in our recent securities filings available at www.sedar.com. Actual events or results may differ materially from those projected in the forward-looking statements and we caution against placing undue reliance thereon. We assume no obligation to revise or update these forward-looking statements.
February 11, 2021 – 3:30 AM PST
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Milton Seidel -- or as I know him, Uncle Milt -- passed away a few days ago after stuggling with cancer and treatment for a couple of years. He was a great man, and not just because he was a grandfather-figure in our family but also because of the tremendous contributions he made to our country over his decades of service.
Much of what Milton accomplished is public record: husband, father, uncle, distinguished Korean War veteran, Assistant Director of the Treasury, world traveler. Among many other responsibilities, Milton was in charge of printing all paper money for the United States, and he was one of only a handful of engineers who knew the printing process from start to finish and could rebuild the system in case of disaster.
Beyond all that, he taught me to shoot. He taught me about conservatism. He demonstrated to me and everyone who knew him a tireless, uncomplaining work ethic. He took his responsibilities seriously and met them.
Which is not to say that Milton was humorless -- far from it! He was serious in business, no doubt, but he didn't take himself too seriously and was always quick to laugh at the vagaries of life. We laughed about politics, sports, whatever was in the news. He took joy in his family and in sharing his wealth of knowledge and experience.
My wife and I grew a great deal by observing his marriage to my Auth Katherine. They love each other deeply and without reservation. They've always been best friends, confidants, partners-in-crime, and a tremendous example of marriage to everyone around them. They've been an inspiration to Jessica and I that the joys we find in the early years of our marriage can last a lifetime.
So farewell Uncle Milt! Not forever but for a little while. I'm sure they've got tulips in Heaven.
Listed below are links to blogs that reference this entry: Milton J. Seidel, July 3, 1931 - August 31, 2008.
Milton Seidel -- or as I know him, Uncle Milt -- passed away a few days ago after stuggling with cancer and treatment for a couple of years. He was a great man, and not just because he was a grandfather-figure in our family but also because of the tremendous contributions he made to our country over his decades of service. \n\n \n\nMuch of what Milton accomplished is public record: husband, father, uncle, distinguished Korean War veteran, Assistant Director of the Treasury, world traveler. Among many other responsibilities, Milton was in charge of printing all paper money for the United States, and he was one of only a handful of engineers who knew the printing process from start to finish and could rebuild the system in case of disaster.\n\nBeyond all that, he taught me to shoot. He taught me about conservatism. He demonstrated to me and everyone who knew him a tireless, uncomplaining work ethic. He took his responsibilities seriously and met them.\n\nWhich is not to say that Milton was humorless -- far from it! He was serious in business, no doubt, but he didn't take himself too seriously and was always quick to laugh at the vagaries of life. We laughed about politics, sports, whatever was in the news. He took joy in his family and in sharing his wealth of knowledge and experience.\n\nMy wife and I grew a great deal by observing his marriage to my Auth Katherine. They love each other deeply and without reservation. They've always been best friends, confidants, partners-in-crime, and a tremendous example of marriage to everyone around them. They've been an inspiration to Jessica and I that the joys we find in the early years of our marriage can last a lifetime.\n\nSo farewell Uncle Milt! Not forever but for a little while. I'm sure they've got tulips in Heaven.


NOAA's Hurricane Hunters have grounded the Gulfstream IV aircraft that flies over storms at high altitude to gather data.
The plane, nicknamed Gonzo, has suffered a series of three malfunctions in a period of eight days.
The Gulfstream is the only high-altitude aircraft in NOAA's hurricane hunter fleet; there is no backup.
The recently passed Weather Research and Forecasting Innovation Act requires a second aircraft be available to "prevent a single point of failure."
With more than two months of the Atlantic hurricane season left, NOAA's Hurricane Hunters have grounded the Gulfstream IV aircraft that flies over storms at high altitudes to gather data.
"Unbelievably, there is no backup," Florida Sen. Bill Nelson (D-FL) told the Palm Beach Post. "I've sounded the alarm on this until I'm blue in the face. The administration simply must act."
The plane, nicknamed Gonzo, suffered a series of three malfunctions in a period of eight days, ABC News said. NOAA spokesperson Christopher Vaccaro told weather.com there was a problem with the fuel ignition system in one of the jet's engines as well as a seal leak in the main cabin door that recurred twice.
As a result, the plane has been grounded for the third time, missing at least two planned missions into Hurricane Maria, the Palm Beach Post reported. Repairs could keep the jet grounded until Oct. 3.
"NOAA has taken no major steps to acquire reliable backup," Nelson wrote in an early September letter to NOAA's acting head. "It is unacceptable that we again find ourselves in the midst of hurricane season without reliable NOAA aircraft reconnaissance and without backup capability."
That's despite the Weather Research and Forecasting Innovation Act passed in April, into which Nelson added language that requires a second aircraft be available to "prevent a single point of failure."
It's unclear just how deep the problems run, but according to WFTS, the most recent door leak forced the crew to cut short a mission during Hurricane Maria while flying at 45,000 feet.
"The crew immediately ended the mission and returned to the NOAA Aircraft Operations Center," Vaccaro told weather.com. "The aircraft had completed 75 percent of its mission when it returned to base. The aircraft was able to maintain cabin pressure during the flight."
The University Corporation for Atmospheric Research occasionally loans NOAA its own Gulfstream aircraft, but Vaccaro told weather.com the agency is working on options to meet the hurricane hunter backup requirements of the Weather Research and Forecasting Innovation Act.
"The safety of the American public and our flight crews are top priorities," he said, "and we take these requirements and our mission very seriously."


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Former Milan-San Remo champion Arnaud Démare says 'he will win it again' as he looks ahead to the 2019 edition.
The Frenchman, who won on the Via Roma in 2016, returns to the Italian Monument on Saturday (March 23) to repeat that glory.
Démare is confident he can win again, which would earn him a spot in an elite club of double winners.
The Groupama-FDJ rider said: "It is a race that is in my line of expertise.
"I've already won it, got a podium and finished sixth.
He added: "It is a race where you give everything you have, where you reach the end of your limits.
Only seven riders have won Milan-San Remo twice, most famous among them Sean Kelly and Laurent Fignon.
The great Eddy Merckx has most wins with seven.
Démare won in a bunch sprint in 2016 after a hectic final kilometre.
A crash at the front of the peloton in the final split the riders down the middle, with Démare weaving across the road to beat Ben Swift and Jürgen Roelandts.
Ahead of the 2019 race, Démare said: "I am just back from Paris-Nice where, even if I did not win, I gained a bit of condition and confidence.
"I love everything about [Milan-San Remo].