Todd Haynes curious film Safe 1995 tells the tale of a woman who becomes allergic to the twentieth century: developing a morbid sensitivity to everyday chemicals, she quits her post as a dutiful American mother, housewife and consumer and seeks a cure in a nightmarish 'healing community'. Is she the victim of material pollutants, society's crushing psychological demands — or both? The film leaves the question unanswered, suggestively blurring the line between modern living's physical and mental incursions. In this way it anticipates the ideas of such commentators as Elaine Showalter, who has argued (in Hystories 1997) that the psychologically oppressive aspects of modern existence can be cause enough, in themselves, for severe physical illness. According to Showalter, hysteria lives on in conditions like chronic fatigue and Gulf War syndrome.
The six paintings in Janice McNab's London show tap this reservoir of anxious contention, though one imagines her sitters would object very strongly to the way Haynes and Showalter psychologise illness. Since 1998, McNab has been working with people suffering from the long-term effects of chemical poisoning; her paintings are based on photographs of them and their home environments. Each is accompanied by a short simply worded text describing the subject's predicament. Van, 1998 is a scene vividly reminiscent of Safe — an eerie nightmare depiction of a mobile home in the Texas desert that serves as a chemical free refuge for a real-life Multiple Chemical Sensitivity (MCS) sufferer. Also here are three portraits of Fabienne, an elderly woman whose allergic sensitivity has trapped her in her home for twenty years. Hallway, 2000, offers a skewed top-of-the-stairs view of an apartment that was repeatedly sprayed with pesticide by local authorities, triggering MCS in its resident.
In Illness as a metaphor (1978) Susan Sontag insists that true insights into illness can only be won by resisting metaphoric thinking, but she goes on to admit that ' the lurid metaphors with which [illness] has been landscaped' inevitably mould our perception of it. McNab strives to represent spaces fraught with invisible dangers, and minds battling fear and isolation, without traducing her subjects' dignity and privacy. Given the task of rendering visual that which cannot be seen, metaphor becomes an indispensable tool, and thus her paintings offer a visual articulation of Sontag's dilemma. In Van, Hallway, and the Fabienne portraits, McNab faithfully reproduces in paint the flattening, bleaching effects of flash photography. The artificial illumination distorts and partly erases the objects it is meant to expose, at the same time lending each scene a claustrophobic (but never lurid) character. In Fabienne last went outdoors in 1981, 2000, for example, the sitter's face looms wanly, her features a straggle of faint brushstrokes. The blankness of Hallway's walls serves both the artists inability to show the chemicals with which they are saturated and MCS's apparent invisibility and incomprehensibility vis-à-vis conventional medical thought.
In Laurie is Hyperactive, 2000, McNab uses a contre-jour effect as another metaphor for exclusion and lack of knowledge: a family sits round a table, silhouetted against a window. The child's toys, arranged on the sill, are the only compositional elements allowed access to the daylight. McNab achieves this image, and the other works in the show, with an economical painterly style that sustains the problematic. Avoiding both photorealistic slickness and expressionistic flourish, it reads as a knife-edge balancing act between an objective and subjective register, reinforcing the play of opposites — visibility and invisibility, objectivity and subjectivity, expression and concealment — that shapes the artist's overall project.


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Q: Run a Celery task trigger a error: 'Process' object has no attribute '_authkey' Detail: https://github.com/celery/celery/issues/3634
Run time enviroment:
software -> celery:4.0.0 (latentcall) kombu:4.0.0 py:2.7.9
            billiard:3.5.0.2 redis:2.10.5
platform -> system:Darwin arch:64bit imp:CPython
loader   -> celery.loaders.app.AppLoader
settings -> transport:redis results:redis

sys: <module 'sys' (built-in)>
CELERYBEAT_SCHEDULE: {
    'coding.net': {   'schedule': datetime.timedelta(0, 30),
                      'task': 'coding_task.period_task'}}
BROKER_URL: u'redis://localhost:6379/0'
CELERY_RESULT_BACKEND: 'redis'
timedelta: <type 'datetime.timedelta'>

I want to run a periodic task. When running: celery -A coding_task worker --loglevel=info --concurrency=1 and celery -A coding_task beat , the errors occured below:
[2016-12-01 12:12:36,419: INFO/MainProcess] Received task: coding_task.period_task[3a50e52d-3298-49d7-9cae-0aa0ada017a0]
[2016-12-01 12:12:36,420: ERROR/PoolWorker-1] Task coding_task.period_task[3a50e52d-3298-49d7-9cae-0aa0ada017a0] raised unexpected: AttributeError("'Process' object has no attribute '_authkey'",)
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/site-packages/celery/app/trace.py", line 368, in trace_task
    R = retval = fun(*args, **kwargs)
  File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/site-packages/celery/app/trace.py", line 623, in __protected_call__
    return self.run(*args, **kwargs)
  File "/Users/RaPoSpectre/PycharmProjects/RaPo3/task_dispatch/task/coding_task.py", line 16, in period_task
    crawl()
  File "/Users/RaPoSpectre/PycharmProjects/RaPo3/collector/collector/crawl_agent.py", line 33, in crawl
    crawler.crawl()
  File "/Users/RaPoSpectre/PycharmProjects/RaPo3/collector/collector/crawl_agent.py", line 24, in crawl
    p = Process(target=self._crawl)
  File "/usr/local/Cellar/python/2.7.9/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.7/lib/python2.7/multiprocessing/process.py", line 98, in __init__
    self._authkey = _current_process._authkey
AttributeError: 'Process' object has no attribute '_authkey'

How to fix it?
Thanks!

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Opinion: Design isn't Horse Sh*t. People are Dumb sh*ts.
I had written this on my personal blog, but felt it belonged here. The art and design world isn't always full of fluff. Now while most of it is, it is important that we as designers remember just exactly what design is and the great (or horrible) things it can accomplish. In a very direct … Continue reading Opinion: Design isn't Horse Sh*t. People are Dumb sh*ts.
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There's a wonderful treasure trove of artists across the internet and we managed to stumble across a particular gem named Priscilla Wilson.
PS3 Released this Week and is Green?
Coming out this week is the, smaller, cheaper model of Sony's Playstation 3. Heavenly rumored and expected for most of the year and finally, officially announced three weeks ago. This is the week that in Japan and North America you can walk into a store and come out with the new version of the console.
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Alimony is a type of payment that one spouse might be legally entitled to pay the other as a direct result of their divorce. Depending upon numerous factors, the one spouse may qualify for spousal support from the other to help maintain their quality of living.
It is defined as a rehabilitative tool that is intended as a means of temporary support until the other party is able to become self-sufficient. The length of time and amount is based entirely on need of the party involved. Contacting an attorney to discuss your options concerning support is one of the best options for you.
Often, the support order is issued for a specified time frame. Usually, the payments are based on a weekly or monthly schedule, but often, they are the direct result of a divorce agreement. If the other party requests alimony or they are not willing to waive their right to it and there is no agreement reached between the parties, the judge may award the payments at the divorce hearing.
Depending on your individual situation, the judge may opt to award you with temporary support at the beginning of your proceedings. It will often remain in effect until after your divorce is completely settled, at which time it could become permanent or reconfigured to meet the needs of both parties.
Even though it is meant as a rehabilitative measure, it is intended to be short in nature, and only paid for a limited time frame. The order should be specific and define a termination period, which will often be when the one receiving the support is able to sustain himself or herself without support.
Many times, the support is only temporary, but there are situations where it can turn into a permanent basis. As long as the facts justify the long-term payments, the other party will be responsible for continued payment. If the other person suffers from a serious disability or is unable to work due to old age, permanent support may enter into the equation. The judge will look through occupation, health, age, skills, amount of income, where it comes from and what the employability factors are for both parties before making a final decision.
In order to determine whether one party is responsible for paying the other, the judge will look closely at the party's ability to pay. Plenty of cases exist where the one person deserved support payments, but the other party was unable to make the necessary payments. If that were the case, the party would not receive anything from the divorce for support payments. Depending on the situation, the other spouse may be obligated to pay another spouse for child support or some other bill that cannot be excused.
Those who tend to be the best candidates for support payments are those who have been a homemaker for years and put their career on hold for the sake of the other spouse. Due to one spouse being at home with the family, the other spouse was able to advance their career, which means that they can afford to make the support payments.


Alexander Jerome is a Micmac from Gesgapegiag bringing an Indigenous worldview as DJ XS7 through high-energy beats, covering Canada's Hottest EDM Events...His roots stem from the East Coast but his sound is unique. With over 20 years of music experience, DJ XS7 now brings tradition, teachings and honours the language and culture with each spin! In the early years DJ XS7 used many musical instruments, gaining musical talent and experience, which he then transferred to his electro indigenous sound. Quickly rising on the DJ circuit, he performs in some of the hottest nightclubs and events throughout the East Coast, Quebec and Ontario. Performing at festivals such as the First People's Festival in Montreal Que, Lotto Quebec Stage Mtl, Bistro Cinematique Mtl, Ashukan Mtl, Future Forest Fredericton NB, Collaborate & Listen Kingston NB, Inspire NB, Peace East NS, Le Vie Moncton NB, Snafu NB, The Commune New Glasgow NS, Reflections Halifax NS, Taboo Halifax NS, and many other venues & festivals he delivers his high-energy electro indigenous sound. He remains an active competitor in Mixing & Production competitions, which most recently brought him to the Infamous National DMC Championship in Toronto and receives important press coverage for his aboriginal electro that is across many provinces. DJ XS7 has won international awards for his Music videos and Songs, he also attends seminars and workshops such as Wakiponi, Musique Nomade and being part of the Mundial Music Festival to expand his networking, gain knowledge within the music industry and bring progression to his career. The infusion of his traditional roots with modern Electro elements and visual technology takes his music to a new life bridging his language, culture and stories to audiences. Now embracing his culture and musical background DJ XS7 plans to share his teaching with the world, bringing honour, love and respect through his high-energy beats on the dance floors. honours the language and culture with each spin!


Obituary for Daniel Woods Jr.
On the night of January12, 2018 the Heavens opened and Danny Woods entered, with his trademark smile and a peace that most can only wish to experience. Danny began his amazing journey in Atlanta, GA on March 27, 1942, the son of Daniel Woods, Sr. and Julia Dukes Woods. During his formative years, he strengthened his amazing voice and set the foundation for his faith while singing in the church choir. Along the way, he caught the eye of Gladys Knight and developed a friendship that resulted in taking his first step onto a stage and performing during one of her shows.
Possessing a strong desire to share his talents with the world, Danny left Atlanta and headed to Detroit. In Detroit, Danny befriended David Ruffin, later of the Temptations, Clyde Wilson, and Melvin Davis. With the talent this quartet possessed, forming a group was the only logical course. They toured throughout Michigan, earning accolades from all who saw them. It was during this time that Danny also performed with Rare Earth and Aretha Franklin. Danny and David took the next step and moved to New York to find fame. There Danny met his hero, the great Jackie Wilson. While in New York, Danny's talent wasn't lost on the greats of the time. Danny performed many times at the Apollo Theater with the likes of The O'Jays, The Spinners, The Stylistics, Manhattans, Wilson Picket, Jackie Wilson, and numerous other entertainers.
In the late 1970's General Norman Johnson and Danny Woods made the decision to bring their dynamic energy and untouchable talent back to the Chairmen of the Board, and the legions of fans, awards, hits, and successes were boundless. As one of the top entertainers in the Beach Music genre he helped to create, Danny Woods has been inducted into the North Carolina and the South Carolina Music Halls of Fame, both as a member of Chairmen of the Board and as a solo artist. He received awards, accolades and recognition that went far beyond the dreams of the young boy in Atlanta, singing in the church choir.
Astoundingly, through all of the successes Danny enjoyed, he remained as he was in his youth. Above all in his life was his devotion to his Heavenly Father and his faith. He praised his Father for all that he had received in his life and recognized that his talent was a gift from God, a gift he loved to share with others. When not performing or visiting with others, Danny could be found wetting a hook, either on a river bank or on a pier; it never mattered to him as long as he was fishing. He never outgrew his roots. Offstage, he enjoyed the farm life, meeting people, making them smile, and leaving them with the love he had for all, spreading his love of Christ. His stage presence was larger than life, his energy infectious, and his personality endearing. Many called him friend and reached to share a bit of his light.
When Danny went to his Heavenly home, he left behind his devoted wife, Elaine Woods, and his cherished children Cheryl Woods-Weaver, Bryan Mason, Kimberly Pleasant, Micah Woods, Shena Kiper, and Corey Gates. He is also survived by a sister, Patricia Dixon, a brother, Harvey Woods, ten grandchildren, and a precious little girl he held close to his heart, Julia. He was preceded in death by both of his parents, his sons Danny and Aaron, and two loving and supportive wives, Alma and Sharon. Danny also left behind many fans and friends, as well as memories, music, and magic that only Danny could produce and that will live on in his many recordings and the hearts of all who knew him.


For less than the cost of a doctor's visit you will rediscover simple remedies used by our grandmothers to treat everyday illness and prevent disease.
Learn to use common kitchen herbs to combat colds, coughs, fevers, nausea and more! In this class I will teach you simple recipes that can help you care for yourself and your family using teas, syrups and other plant medicines.
Take control of your family's health by learning the ancient secrets of herbal medicine. In this workshop you will gain the hands on knowledge of making herbal salves and ointments for health and wellness. You will learn all aspects of making salves, preparing the plants, making infused oils and creating the finished product. Each participant will create their own personalized salve to take home.
Do you want to know more about using herbs but find the information overwhelming? In this workshop you will learn how stocking your shelves with only 5 herbs can help you treat most everyday ailments. Discover the simple healing power of plants in this hands-on demonstration!
Would you like to know more about the plants of the Sonoran Desert? A leisurely walk around the grounds will offer new awareness of the healing properties of our desert plants. Join Melanie as she shares how native peoples and modern-day herbalists use the bounty of the desert as medicine.
Natural body care is about creating and maintaining inner harmony and outer balance. Enjoy the benefits of health and radiance that comes from using products made from healing and aromatic herbs. In this workshop you will learn how to use a few easy-to-find ingredients, a handful of herbs and basic kitchen equipment to make your own herbal spa.
All supplies will be provided for you to make your own foot soak, facial mask, bath salts and much more. Learn to make personalized body care products for yourself, your loved ones or to give as gifts.
Is this menopause? If you are asking that question then the answer is yes.
Join us for an informative discussion of what menopause is and what it isn�t. Learn about herbs and self care that can lessen your symptoms. We�ll take time to explore the spiritual side of this beautiful change. Share your experiences in a supportive environment and learn how other women are celebrating their new Crone wisdom!
Learn the basics of this ancient healing modality. Receive your Reiki I attunement and learn hand positions for self-treatment. This class includes giving and receiving a complete Reiki treatment. Book and certification are given for each level.
Continue on your journey by learning how to use Reiki to care for others. Learn hand positions to be used on others and how to do distant healing. You will receive your level II attunement along with the ancient symbols. Experience will be gained by giving and receiving a complete Reiki treatment, practice using the symbols and distant healing. Book and certification are given for each level.
You will receive your master symbols and attunement. Learn Reiki meditations and how to give attunements. Much of the class will be spent in practicing symbols, treatments will be given and received, and discussion of the values of a Reiki master. Book and certification are given for each level.
What is your energy body and why should you take care of it? Just as the physical body needs care and attention, your energy body also needs regular maintenance. This workshop examines some of the causes of low energy and offers tips and techniques to help you restore energy into your life. Learning to balance your energy can help you rediscover the lightness of life and the joy of being alive!
The Chakra System is a map for the journey through life. Its seven rainbow colors represent the full spectrum of human possibility. Working with your Chakras is an exciting journey of awakening!
In this 7 week course you will learn to recognize imbalances in the Chakra system and learn techniques to awaken and connect with your Chakras. Experience meditations and breath awareness that are designed to promote a deeper understanding.
There are many challenges on the journey of life. This course gives you knowledge to help make that journey uniquely your own.
It is good to give and receive! This monthly gathering is an opportunity to give a healing session and receive one. No experience necessary! Whatever your healing talent is....Reiki, Body Talk, Tuning Forks, Intuitive Response or something new, come share an evening with like hearted people.
Our drumming circle uses the beat of the drum to assist in gaining access to your Inner Wisdom. Rhythmic drumming can produce deep relaxation, a sense of well-being or feelings of being light and energized.
No experience necessary. If you have an instrument please bring it...if not we have a few extras. Held the first Saturday of each even numbered month beginning at 3:00pm. Feb, April, June, Aug, Oct, Dec.
An evening of discovery, friendship and sharing for women seeking to find a path to their own inner wisdom. Each month women of all ages come together to have fun, support each other and strive for true inner peace. Sisters supporting sisters.
A quest is the search for something important. At this overnight event we reconnect with our spirit guides, finding and embracing our own inner wisdom. Sharing, journaling, walking the labyrinth and making new friends are all a part of each quest. After our overnight dreamtime we gather together, as our mothers and grandmothers before us, to prepare and share a bountiful breakfast.
World Labyrinth Day is a day that brings people from all over the planet together in celebration of the Labyrinth as a symbol, a tool, a passion or a practice. World Labyrinth Day, a project of The Labyrinth Society, is celebrated around the world on the first Saturday in May.
As part of this celebration you are invited to "Walk as One at 1" to effect a rolling wave of peaceful energy as the world turns. All around the globe people just like you will be walking Labyrinths at 1:00pm in their local time zone. Here at the Peaceful Spirit Labyrinth we will be celebrating together, helping spread peace one step at a time.
Celebrate the return of spring with a traditional Maypole dance. Reconnect with the beat of Mother Earth.
Starting with a kit we will assemble and create our own unique flutes. Blowing energy into them with our own breath.
Learn to make your own drum. Perfect for those regular drumming circles.
�I�m still on a high and noticing all kinds of �signs� that my Quest work is in progress! Yes, it was indeed Magical! Thank You so much for holding sacred place for all of us to connect on such a deep level with each other.� —Jeannie C.


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The Ultimate Deletion: The Most Important Raw Main Event Ever
Chris Pilkington· March 22, 2018
Disclaimer: As per Reby Hardy, WWE did not fund any legal costs as alleged below.
Some things are worth waiting for. After almost a year of legal drama, a stop-start build up and a lukewarm rivalry, Woken Matt Hardy has finally deleted Bray Wyatt. Yes, Ultimate Deletion has come and gone, culminating in the carcass of Bray Wyatt being lost to The Lake of Reincarnation. It was an amazing main event segment that more than held up to the unique absurdity of the Impact Wrestling original, while bringing new elements to the table. Perhaps most tantalisingly of all, with Wyatt's body being lost at sea, the door has been left wide open to carry on the Woken exploits.
On top of being an incredibly fun segment, Ultimate Deletion could well become one of the landmarks of WWE television history. The very fact that it even aired is a marvel when you consider the amount of hoops that had to be jumped through to bring it to your TV screen.
Firstly, as mentioned, there was a lengthy legal battle between Hardy and Impact Wrestling. Impact claimed the character and by extension the Broken Universe were their creations. Matt and his wife Reby were keen to point out that the creativity was all their own work and that they had contributed monetarily to the filming. After a great deal of very public back and forth, #fucktheowl being a particular highlight, the keys to the Broken Universe were finally handed over to their rightful owners.
Was it a goodwill gesture on Impact Wrestling's part, or the thought of being stuck in a lengthy legal battle with the deep pocketed WWE that turned the tide? Either way, the character that Matt Hardy and his family worked so hard to create could be let loose once more and it's such a rarefied air that Hardy is breathing.
Source: Impact Wrestling
Historically speaking, WWE has never shown much love for things created outside of the company. Dusty Rhodes became a polka-dot joke. Kurt Angle and Sting's time in TNA was wiped from wrestling history once they signed on the dotted line. DDP, perhaps the most charismatic and beloved WCW wrestler of their final years, became a stalker trying to make a name for himself. So for WWE to put their considerable backing behind a character that was created completely outside of their confines is almost unprecedented.
I believe they saw something in Matt Hardy and his merry gang that they didn't in the other examples given. They weren't so much buying into the individual as they were the bigger concept. Consider, if you will, the basic structure of WWE television. The wrestlers may have changed and the set may have evolved, but the way the show is presented has remained largely unaltered for the past decade. The saying goes that "anything can happen in the WWE", yet the visual presentation of the show never changes. Ultimate Deletion is the first time in a long time that they have dramatically flipped the script.
It was conceived by Matt, filmed by Reby and acted out with seemingly minimal interference from the usual WWE team. Think about that. A wrestler and his family were given the go ahead to create an epic 20-minute segment that is completely at odds with both the direction of the company and its visual styling. Not only that, but they made it their main event of the evening. Imagine ITV giving Tommy Wiseau an episode of Coronation Street to write and direct and you're halfway there.
One thing that gets lost in the evolution of Broken/Woken Matt is that it wasn't an immediate hit. When the storyline first started to run, it was met with large amounts of derision. I distinctly remember those first images of Broken Matt circulating the internet, his Cruella de Vil hair and discount magician clothing being met with disdain. People thought that Matt had gone off the deep end and that it was the final nail in the Impact Wrestling coffin.
The segments evolved, developed their own internal logic and slowly, the tide turned. Impact bought into it all and swung for the fences, promoting each Broken Matt and Brother Nero match as an event. Wrestling media outlets were sent copies of Impact's Final Deletion before it was broadcast because they knew they had something big and exciting on their hands. Through dedication to the character and a willingness to experiment, Hardy and the company turned it into a hit. Desperation and desire melded together to create something truly unique.
Ultimate Deletion is more than a weird punch up in a park. It's a sign that WWE are willing – under the right circumstances – to take a chance on something outside their comfort zone. It's a demonstration that creativity in the wrestling industry is alive and well. It's a call to all wrestlers to take risks and to be unafraid to challenge the status quo. It shows that WWE can acknowledge an idea created outside of their company, so long as it's a bloody good one.
Finally, as a wrestling fan, it shows me that WWE is aware of its current limitations. It shows me that they are self aware enough to know that the world is changing. Change in the wrestling world is a slow process, often born out of necessity rather than desire. Given WWE's place in the current wrestling climate, they don't need to take a risk on something like Ultimate Deletion. But they did. The success of the match opens up the doors for WWE to try other things and to take more chances with their presentation. We should all be excited about the prospect of that. Señor Benjamin, prepare the battlefield.
Chris Pilkington
Life-long grappling fan with a wealth of writing experience on all things wrestling. A square peg in a squared circle
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Q: Auto Scroll in div I try to auto scroll this div but I'm stuck because I can't do what I want.
This snippet was retrieved from Stackoverflow and it should normally move horizontally. However my goal to make it vertically.
How do I do it?

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A: You need to use the second parameter of the scrollTo(x, y) method.
For example:
flavoursContainer.scrollTo(0, flavoursContainer.scrollTop + 1);


I was born in a 3-walled log cabin and learned to read by the light of the fireplace. Oh, wait … that was someone else.
I was actually born and raised on a small farm outside of a very small town in northwestern Minnesota that's only real claim to fame is appearing in the snow scenes of the movie Fargo. It was a lot like growing up somewhere between Little House on the Prairie and Lake Woebegon. And, being from NW Minnesota, I was obviously raised Lutheran, a darn good thing to be raised as, you betcha.
I have recently co-authored the book The Gospel Uncensored with Ken Blue. TGU explores Paul's letter to the Galatians and addresses why what Paul said matters to the church today. You can check out the books website here. Or, you can just trust me and buy the book.
I have worked for many, many years as a commercial insurance claims specialist with a focus on construction litigation, while also serving as lay pastor/elder/board member of a couple of churches where I led many small groups and Bible studies.
The last few years I have taken up clawhammer banjo, and restore (and occasionally build) them. I now have a number of late 1800's banjos as well as a few others, plus a few guitars and a violin that brought over from Sweden by my grandmother, I believe.
I have opinions on nearly everything, including politics, which I try not to write about too often. My ideas have changed over the years, as I've interacted with others and challenged my own beliefs. I'm more liberal than I used to be, but not wacko. Theologically, I am perhaps best described as an Episco-Lutheran. I tend to like theologians like NT Wright, Alistair McGrath, Phillip Cary and the late Robert Webber. Pete Enns is one of my current favorite authors, and am also a big fan of Nadia Bolz-Weber. I also have a respect for the Eastern Orthodox churches. I have a huge problem with Calvinism.
I have never stopped believing in grace and the three solas: sola gratia, sola fida, solus Chrisus. You can read more about this in my new book with Ken Blue, The Gospel Uncensored—How only grace leads to freedom.
I believe strongly in the Gospel. I also believe strongly in the one Holy, Catholic and Apostolic Church, and the rest of the creed.
I have an extremely gorgeous wife, and three exceptionally talented children, and 2 beautiful grandchildren. I live in Oregon in a little green house on the edge of town where you can still see the Milky Way (when it's not overcast).


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Q: Bash Expect not response to keystroke when using spawn -open I have an expect bash to enter BIOS setup when machine bootup via serial redirection of that target machine. The following is my script where i use spawn to read & write the serial port, but the keystroke (Del) used to enter BIOS is not respond in that script
set timeout -1
match_max 100000
set port /dev/ttyUSB0
set rate 115200

exec stty -F $port $rate
spawn -open [open $port w+]

expect "American Megatrends"
sleep 1
send -- "^\[\[3~"
send_user "\nok\n"

The last line "ok" is printed that's means my keyword is expected but it doesn't go into BIOS setting
Meanwhile in another script where it read and write with screen /dev/ttyUSB0 115200 able to send the keystroke and enter BIOS setup successfully.
Anyone could help on this?
Thanks.

A: ^[ means CTRL-[ which is the ESC char (0x1b or 033) so you can try like this:
send -- "\033\[3~"


Each year, the student-run Kent Fashion Week is held to feature the thesis collections of graduating seniors from the fashion design program at the Fashion School at Kent State. The presentation-style event allows friends, family and fashion supporters to view students' collections up close, while having a chance to speak to each designer about his or her work. The design students have put tremendous effort into their collections all year, and A Magazine got to interview a couple design students whose work will be presented.
Anna Rumberg, a senior fashion design student at Kent State, will be showcasing eight of her designs during the fashion show this year. Rumberg doesn't just want her collection to be viewed as just a fashion statement, but wants the audience to see her collection from a deeper perspective.
Rumberg wants her designs to be showcased in a way where the audience can take away their own perspective of it.
"I put it out there for an individual reaction from each viewer on what they think fashion is and what it could be," she said.
Rumberg also said that she tried to stray away from the trends this year and focus on her own work as she follows trends in the industry but usually doesn't apply them to her work. She does however mention that when she finished her collection, a couple of designer's work looks close in competition to hers.
"I didn't have a specific designer in mind that inspired my work when I started, but once I finished, I considered Helmut Lang and Marni to be close competitors to my collection," she said.
Rumberg describes what type of woman is going to rock her designs as cool, calm and collected, and comfortable while remaining chic, on trend and professional in her day to day life.
Senior fashion design student Abby D'Amore will also be showcasing her collection during the fashion show this year. D'Amore has a more philosophical approach to her collection for this show.
While she wanted to make her collection as personalized as possible, she does think most designers are inspired by current or future trends subconsciously.
"Obviously, we make the designs our own and personalize them to our taste and atheistic, but trends become popular for a reason," she said.
However, she does feel that her collection may have been inspired by the attraction of opposite pieces that normally may not be paired together.
While she wants her collection to be store ready, she also strives for what type of woman wears her clothes. She said her collection is worn by a professional, classy woman of any age who is sophisticated and keeps up on trends while loving a timeless look as well.
Kent Fashion Week will be held May 5, 6 and 7 at 157 Lounge in Downtown Kent. The presentations will begin at 6 p.m. each night, exhibiting the work of two designers' collections every 20 minutes, concluding at 10 p.m. The event is free to the public.


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The song, "Arrive," will be available as a download for magazine readers. They're a quarterly so the next edition comes out at the end of July.
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Got a question you've been wanting to ask Gov. Chris Christie? Tonight you've got your chance.
Christie does his "Ask the Governor" radio call-in program from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m., airing on the Townsquare Media network and broadcasting live from the studios of New Jersey 101.5 FM in Ewing.
If you'd like to give it a shot, give a ring at that time to (800) 283-1015. You can also submit questions in advance or during the show via Twitter at @NJ1015 using the #AskGov hashtag, or through comments or a live chat on 101.5's website.
Christie last did an "Ask the Governor" program on June 25, a couple of days before he formally announced his candidacy for president. He didn't do shows in the summer
Here's what else is happening in New Jersey state government and politics on this Wednesday, September 9th, 2015 ...
Before the radio appearance, Christie will do another two television interviews: with Jake Tapper on CNN at 4 p.m. and with Bret Baier on Fox News at 6 p.m.
Lt. Gov. Kim Guadgano attends the grand opening of Felician College's Education Commons at 10:30 a.m. in Rutherford, the swearing-in ceremony for the Latino Leadership Alliance of New Jersey's executive committee at 1:30 p.m. in the Statehouse rotunda in Trenton and the Christian Love Baptist Church's 14th annual September 11th Ecumenical Service at 7 p.m. in Irvington.
Sen. Raymond Lesniak, a prospective candidate for the Democratic nomination for governor in 2017, speaks as part of a Union County Democratic Speaker Series, 6:30 p.m. in Cranford.
The Transportation Security Administration at Newark Liberty International Airport unveils and dedicates a piece of steel from the World Trade Center, 10:30 a.m. at its offices in Union Township, two days before 14th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
Newark Mayor Ras Baraka is among those participating in "The Summit II - Redefining Public Safety," a daylong event starting at 9 a.m. at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center in Newark. Other participants include NFL Hall of Famer Jim Brown and former NFL athletes Ray Lewis and John Wooten.
Seventeen juvenile correction officers graduate from the Juvenile Justice Commission Training Academy, 10:30 a.m. at the National Guard Training Center Academy in Sea Girt.
New Jersey Transit's board meets, 9 a.m. in Newark.
Governor's Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Committee meets, 9:30 a.m. at the Richard J. Hughes Justice Complex in Trenton.
Fish & Game Council and Endangered and Nongame Species Advisory Committee meet jointly, 10 a.m. in Robbinsville.
Clean Air Council meets, 9:30 a.m. at the New Jersey Chamber of Commerce in Trenton.
Today's birthdays: Superior Court Judge Barry Weisberg, 63. Regina Egea, Christie's chief of staff, 58. Superior Court Judge Peter Tober, 48.


The present portrait is almost certainly identical with the one of Don Andrés del Peral which was chosen by Goya for exhibition at the Real Academia de San Fernando in the summer of 1798.
Andrés del Peral worked as a craftsman-painter and gilder at the court of Madrid from the late 1770s to the early 1820s. He is the man of the same name who is recorded as having formed a large collection of small paintings by Goya.


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Complete Piano Sonatas Volume I
Georg Feder (Editor)
26 Pianists* (Fingering)
Armin Raab (Preface)
Silke Schloen (Critical Report)
Urtext Edition, clothbound
replaces HN 239
Urtext Edition, paperbound 34.00 € Urtext Edition without fingering, paperbound 34.00 €
55 Sonatas, 55 Pianists – Edition in 3 volumes: HN 1337 (Volume I), HN 1339 (Volume II), HN 1341 (Volume III)
55 internationally celebrated pianists were invited to adopt one Haydn piano sonata each and provide it with their personal fingerings – a "who's who" on the contemporary piano scene. G. Henle Publishers now presents this classic, revised and with a new look, to all pianists in the certainty that Haydn's sonatas will further cement their place in the world of music. Volume I contains Haydn's early sonatas, very much still born of the spirit of the early Classical period: catchy music, fun to play, often at a moderate level of difficulty, without which modern piano instruction would be nearly unthinkable. Time and again, the authenticity of individual sonatas from this group has been questioned – the preface by Armin Raab, the Scholarly Director of the Joseph Haydn Institute, now provides comprehensive information on new findings regarding this important topic area.
Klaus Schilde (Hob. XVI:1 C major)
Sylvia Hewig-Tröscher (Hob. XVI:2 B flat major)
Michael Schneidt (Hob. XVI:3 C major)
Sophie Pacini (Hob. XVI:4 D major)
Jan Philip Schulze (Hob. XVI:5 A major)
Valentina Lisitsa (Hob. XVI:6 G major)
Yaara Tal (Hob. XVI:7 C major)
Markus Bellheim (Hob. XVI:8 G major)
Carmen Piazzini (Hob. XVI:9 F major)
Jacob Leuschner (Hob. XVI:10 C major)
Silke Avenhaus (Hob. XVI:11 G major)
Benjamin Moser (Hob. XVI:12 A major)
Emanuel Ax (Hob. XVI:13 E major)
Sa Chen (Hob. XVI:14 D major)
Andreas Boyde (Hob. XVI:16 E flat major)
Christine Schornsheim (Hob. XVI:18 B flat major)
Cyprien Katsaris (Hob. XVI:19 D major)
Claudius Tanski (Hob. XVI:44 g minor)
William Youn (Hob. XVI:45 E flat major)
Gerhard Oppitz (Hob. XVI:46 A flat major)
Michael Schäfer (Hob. XVI:47bis e minor)
Christian Rieger (Hob. XIV:5a D major)
Dirk Mommertz (Hob. XVII:D1 D major)
Sunwook Kim (Hob. XVI:Es2 E flat major)
Éric Le Sage (Hob. XVI:Es2 E flat major)
Rolf Koenen (Hob. XVI:G1 G major)
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Piano Sonata A major Hob. XVI:12
Piano 4 medium
Piano Sonata E major Hob. XVI:13
Piano Sonata D major Hob. XVI:14
Piano Sonata G major Hob. XVI:6
ABRSM: Piano Grade 6
Piano Sonata B flat major Hob. XVI:2
Piano Sonata C major Hob. XVI:1
Piano 3 easy
ABRSM: Harpsichord Grade 4
Piano Sonata F major Hob. XVI:9
Piano Sonata C major Hob. XVI:10
Piano Sonata G major Hob. XVI:G1
Piano Sonata D major Hob. XVII:D1
Piano Sonata D major Hob. XVI:4
Piano Sonata e minor Hob. XVI:47
Piano Sonata E flat major Hob. XVI:45
Piano Sonata A flat major Hob. XVI:46
ABRSM: Piano DipABRSM
ABRSM: Harpsichord FRSM
Piano Sonata B flat major Hob. XVI:18
Piano Sonata g minor Hob. XVI:44
Piano Sonata D major Hob. XVI:5a
Piano Sonata G major Hob. XVI:11
Piano Sonata A major Hob. XVI:5
Piano Sonata E flat major Hob. XVI:Es2
Look for »Haydn Complete Piano Sonatas Volume I«
The three-volume edition of the complete piano sonatas by Joseph Haydn (1732–1809) reproduces the musical text of the Complete Edition edited by the Joseph Haydn-Institut Köln. In the present volume I several adjustments have been made compared to the Complete Edition (and to Henle's previous Urtext editions that were based on it): pieces that are now known to have been … more
Prof. Dr. Georg Feder was born on 30.11.1927 in Bochum and died on 11.12.2006 in Cologne. He studied composition in Bochum and was the head of stage music at the theatre there from 1947 to 1949. From 1949 he read musicology, philosophy and history in Tübingen, Göttingen and Kiel. He was awarded his doctorate in 1955 with a thesis on Arrangements of Bach's works.
From 1957 to 1992 Feder worked at the Joseph Haydn-Institut, and was Head of Research there for thirty years. One of the foremost Haydn scholars of his time and an undisputed authority in the field of music philology, he greatly shaped the work of the Institute, especially its work on the Haydn Complete Edition, making a significant contribution towards its global reputation.
54 volumes of the Complete Edition were published under his direction, eight of which he himself worked on as editor or co-editor. In addition, he edited several Urtext editions following the text in the Complete Edition for G. Henle Publishers, including Haydn's Piano Sonatas (also an edition with selected sonatas and a study edition) as well as several volumes of string quartets (individual parts and study scores). In 1965 Feder launched the Haydn Studies as a second series published by the Joseph Haydn-Institut, publishing several important essays on the transmission of Haydn's work in the series.
Dr. Armin Raab, born on 24.5.1956 in Förtschendorf, studied musicology, theatre studies and modern German literature in Erlangen and was awarded his doctorate in 1988 with a thesis on "Funktionen des Unisono, dargestellt an den Streichquartetten und Messen von Joseph Haydn".
From 1992 to 1997 he was a research associate at the Beethoven-Archiv in Bonn. In July 1997 he moved to the Joseph Haydn-Institut in Cologne. He has been the Head of Research there since 1999 and thus the Editorial Head of the Haydn Complete Edition (of which 41 volumes have appeared since he has been Head) and editor of the Haydn Studies. He is co-editor of the Haydn-Lexikon (Laaber 2010). Armin Raab has edited three volumes in the new Beethoven Complete Edition and "The Seasons" (also as a Henle study edition) and the Organ Concertos in the Haydn Complete Edition. As part of the Haydn Studies he has also published three volumes of the Haydn bibliography (amongst other things).
Am Klavier - 8 bekannte Originalstücke
At the Piano - 8 well-known original pieces
Dances and Marches for Piano
Dances and Marches
Fantasia C major (Capriccio) Hob. XVII:4
Little early Sonatas
Piano Pieces - Piano Variations


The Emory University women's tennis team took some time last week to give back to the community as the members of the team visited with families of the Ronald McDonald House in Atlanta.
Last Tuesday, November 3rd, the players and Swoop baked four large lasagnas for the families staying at the house. A couple of players also spent time visiting the transplant floor. Here, patients receiving treatment usually aren't able to leave their rooms so Swoop and some players went up there to toss the tennis ball around and talk about what it's like to play tennis on a team.
"I'm continually impressed by the outstanding character of the student-athletes on my team," said Head Coach Amy Bryant. "They make time to give back to our community in spite of the pressing demands of being a student-athlete at Emory."


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Hazelight's Josef Fares also shares more about the characters and varied challenges inhabiting the magical world.
Josef Fares Founder and Creative Director, Hazelight
It's a very exciting time here at Hazelight. We're about to bring our baby into the world. Next week, on March 26, the wild, funny, and magical co-op action adventure platformer It Takes Two will blow your minds away. I'm not kidding! You've never seen anything like it.
Catch up on the latest trailer, then keep scrolling for new gameplay info.
Don't take my word for it though. Just download the Friend's Pass version of It Takes Two from the PlayStation Store on PS4 or PS5 on March 26. It's free. Give it a go in local couch co-op – or have a friend download the Friend's Pass as well to play online – and you can try out the entire first level. If you enjoy it, only one of you needs to buy the full game to keep playing together.
One aspect of It Takes Two that I'm really passionate about is the way we're marrying story and gameplay in innovative ways. I've talked a lot about this since we revealed the game. But today, I wanted to dive into the backstories of our two main characters, Cody and May, to give you some more examples of how this comes to life.
May wields a sickle against enemies while Cody rams as a tomato.
In the beginning of the story, we learn that Cody and May are about to split up. Their daughter, Rose, is devastated. She desperately wants them to stay together. Feeling she can't share her worries with her parents, she turns to a book titled "Book of Love" and two dolls that she's created to represent her parents. When she wishes for them to become friends again, Rose unknowingly and magically transforms them into the dolls, teleporting mom and dad into a magical world.
Here, they encounter Dr. Hakim, a living version of Rose's "Book of Love". He's a crazy and passionate guy (kinda like me – I actually did the mocap for Dr. Hakim myself!) and claims that he's promised Rose to fix their broken marriage.
Cody steers the growth of a flower as May leaps across the leaves.
Before ending up as a doll made out of clay, Cody spent his time as a caring stay-at-home dad. Ever since his nursery garden business went bankrupt, his sense of being a failure grew and the once-strong passion for gardening faded away. May, on the other hand, is a really sharp engineer, working overtime to keep the family economy afloat. She's also abandoned her passion for music and singing, as a result of not having enough time.
This strange world that they now find themselves in is a representation of all of this – of Cody and May's neglect of their passions, each other, and their surroundings, ultimately leading to a broken marriage.
This is something that the two players must tackle throughout the game. At one point they arrive at Cody's garden. It's overgrown and overtaken by weeds, insects, animals, and other weird things that have turned against them.
Here, Dr. Hakim – always creating challenges and providing new powers and gadgets for them throughout the adventure – grants Cody the ability to "become one" with his gardening again. Quite literally. Cody is now able to shoot a sprout out of his own head to attack enemies or grab onto items in the environment. Or plant himself in certain dirt patches to become a needle-shooting cactus. Or a growing vine with leaves acting as platforms for May to jump on. Or a big tomato that can roll around and smash into enemies!
But May needs to support her partner in his passion, and she receives a water hose to help Cody in making the garden blossom again and a scythe to hack-and-slash through the weeds and enemies.
Similarly, they must deal with their own difficulties of handling time. As they're traversing Rose's room, May gets irritated when she realizes that Cody has used her chess board to build a toy castle. Cody notes that she never uses it anyways, which May then again blames on the lack of time. Just as when she abandoned her passion for singing.
In a later level, taking place inside the family's cuckoo clock, the couple is challenged by Dr. Hakim to finally take care of this issue. May can now clone herself to be in two places at the same time. Another feature of May's cloning ability is that she can switch places with her clone at will, sometimes being able to pass through objects like maybe a crushing wall. And Cody can control objects in the world and make them travel either backwards or forward in time. Not only does this ability work on static objects but also sometimes on stuff like explosions.
Regardless of the challenges (and there's gonna be A LOT of them) that Cody and May are put up against, the key is always for them – and the players – to work together.
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What's the minimum time frame for that data to be conclusive?
1. Which are the most important metrics?
Let's talk about that first question first - the marketing metrics that should be top-of-mind on a daily or weekly basis. What we discovered works best for us is using a scoreboard to track our weekly marketing progress (for each customer). A method picked-up from the Small Giants community, having a scoreboard that the whole team can see has proven to be a great way of keeping track of metrics.
On this scoreboard, we've written down the critical numbers we use to monitor business progress on a weekly basis – if a critical number moves in the wrong direction we need to quickly figure out why.
While numbers vary by client, they are linked to business goals that support a customer's growth aspirations. They help us align our daily, weekly, and monthly efforts with a customers desired outcome.
The most useful marketing metrics are the goals you've set-out to achieve in the beginning of your strategy. They can be an overview or finely-refined detailed goals, but they have to be the ones you've built your marketing plan on. It's this defining property that gives them the power and the usefulness you require.
They become critical from the moment you set out to achieve them and can serve as a daily/weekly pulse of your marketing efforts, prompting you to take action when thing fall below the line.
A friendly piece of advice - These metrics should not be the driving force behind your actions. If you want great results you have to set the next big goal, you have to take risks and test ideas, you have to encourage creative approaches to your marketing tactics in order to attract, convert and delight your audiences.
2. How often should I check them?
I think that also depends on the particular configuration of your marketing team - if you have a smaller, dedicated team with cross-functional attributions you'll probably find it useful to check on these metrics on a daily basis. If your marketing machine is a well-oiled, powerful engine and you require a more strategic overview, going into detail only on a periodical basis, you might benefit from a weekly check.
If you're a one-man show, which is not that uncommon, the burden of daily tasks might prove too much to check the numbers every single day. You can probably set specific days and a productive periodicity to this exercise, depending on your marketing needs.
3. What's the minimum time frame for that data to be conclusive?
That may indeed be the most difficult question. Start by defining your buying cycle and tracking conversions through the funnel. You can map your data analysis to these buying cycle stages and time frames.
For content marketing results, the minimum recommended time frame before you can have any conclusive data is 4-6 months.
As the volume of data is growing at an exponential rate, you'll probably find yourself in need of marketing automation system that can properly track, analyze and segment that that data. These automation software solutions can offer you predictive analytics, audience insights and performance reports that you can check on a weekly or monthly basis. If you insist on a hands-on approach, these marketing analysis techniques might prove to be more useful to you.
A quarterly general performance audit will probably offer a reasonable time frame in order for that data to be conclusive but, again, it comes down to testing and optimizing what works best for your business.


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Lots of great news. Major highlight: The benches will be here by end of May! Plus a great new video testimonial and a foreword for the book.
Construction of the first batch of benches is underway. They'll move fast, so order now! Delivery is set for the end of May–about a month after the Expo at the end of April, so I'll be taking orders there. Cushions are on order, too. The bench will fold, so it's easy to move and put away, if need be.
Yoga teacher Urvish Mahida sat on the bench for a while, and gave it this ringing enorsement–particularly for pranayama and meditation!
The design for the latest business card is at the top of the page. Next up, a banner for events and expos!


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    public static final String PROP_CAN_NAVIGATE = "canNavigate";
    public static final String PROP_CAN_EXPORT = "canExport";
    public static final String PROP_HAS_SELECTION = "hasSelection";

    public SQLEditorPropertyTester() {
        super();
    }

    @Override
    public boolean test(Object receiver, String property, Object[] args, Object expectedValue) {
        if (!(receiver instanceof SQLEditorBase)) {
            return false;
        }
        SQLEditor editor = (SQLEditor)receiver;
        final Control editorControl = editor.getEditorControl();
        if (editorControl == null) {
            return false;
        }
        boolean hasConnection = editor.getDataSourceContainer() != null;
        switch (property) {
            case PROP_CAN_EXECUTE:
                // Do not check hasActiveQuery - sometimes jface don't update action enablement after cursor change/typing
                return true;/* && (!"statement".equals(expectedValue) || editor.hasActiveQuery())*/
            case PROP_CAN_EXPLAIN:
                return hasConnection && DBUtils.getAdapter(DBCQueryPlanner.class, editor.getDataSource()) != null;
            case PROP_CAN_NAVIGATE: {
                // Check whether some word is under cursor
                ISelectionProvider selectionProvider = editor.getSelectionProvider();
                if (selectionProvider == null) {
                    return false;
                }
                ITextSelection selection = (ITextSelection) selectionProvider.getSelection();
                Document document = editor.getDocument();
                return
                    selection != null &&
                        document != null &&
                        !new SQLIdentifierDetector(
                            editor.getSyntaxManager().getStructSeparator(),
                            editor.getSyntaxManager().getQuoteStrings())
                            .detectIdentifier(document, new Region(selection.getOffset(), selection.getLength())).isEmpty();
            }
            case PROP_CAN_EXPORT:
                return hasConnection && editor.hasActiveQuery();
            case PROP_HAS_SELECTION: {
                ISelection selection = editor.getSelectionProvider().getSelection();
                return selection instanceof ITextSelection && ((ITextSelection) selection).getLength() > 0;
            }
        }
        return false;
    }

    public static void firePropertyChange(String propName)
    {
        ActionUtils.evaluatePropertyState(NAMESPACE + "." + propName);
    }

}

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Posted on March 11, 2011, in Uncategorized and tagged earthquake, japan, starbucks, tsunami, walnut creek. Bookmark the permalink.	2 Comments.
BWA HA HA HA!!! Da Abomination sizter had unnecessari car ridez dis mornings!!! At least herz didnt end wit SHOTZ!!!
Am glad youz didn't get big wet Alia!!! Getz ur brainz bac cuz we needz to plotz our overtrowz da WORLDZ!!!
To answer your question: Yes, those idiots out there riding the waves WOULD expect first responders to risk their lives to save a few self-centered dumb asses. And the responders would do it because that's their job. And then when the responders can't save the dumb asses, the families will sue the responders for their lack of training against a FREAKIN' TSUNAMI!!!!