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Q: Loading AngularUI bootstrap asynchronously Everything is very "fresh" right now. I've got the angular seed project and I'm using the async index page. When I add a reference for angular-bootstrap It blows up. This doesn't happen when I don't load async style.
How can I use AngularUI bootstrap with the $script loader?
The errors I'm getting are:
Uncaught TypeError: Object #<Object> has no method 'controller' ui-bootstrap-0.2.0.js:9
(anonymous function) ui-bootstrap-0.2.0.js:9

Uncaught Error: No module: ui.bootstrap.collapse new-job-order:18
(anonymous function) new-job-order:18
d new-job-order:18
(anonymous function) new-job-order:18
(anonymous function) angular.js:2754
forEach angular.js:133
loadModules angular.js:2750
(anonymous function) angular.js:2755
forEach angular.js:133
loadModules angular.js:2750
(anonymous function) angular.js:2755
forEach angular.js:133
loadModules angular.js:2750
(anonymous function) angular.js:2755
forEach angular.js:133
loadModules angular.js:2750
createInjector angular.js:2692
bootstrap angular.js:959
(anonymous function) new-job-order:45
o new-job-order:29
e.onload.e.onerror.e.(anonymous function) new-job-order:29

Update
My code is really just the seed template, using the index-async.html file. Then I added (or tried to) bootstrap-ui. The relevant parts are:
  <script>
    // include angular loader, which allows the files to load in any order
    /*
     AngularJS v1.0.0rc1
     (c) 2010-2012 AngularJS http://angularjs.org
     License: MIT
    */
    'use strict';(function(i){function d(c,a,e){return c[a]||(c[a]=e())}return d(d(i,"angular",Object),"module",function(){var c={};return function(a,e,f){e&&c.hasOwnProperty(a)&&(c[a]=null);return d(c,a,function(){function b(a,b,d){return function(){c[d||"push"]([a,b,arguments]);return g}}if(!e)throw Error("No module: "+a);var c=[],d=[],h=b("$injector","invoke"),g={_invokeQueue:c,_runBlocks:d,requires:e,name:a,provider:b("$provide","provider"),factory:b("$provide","factory"),service:b("$provide","service"),
    value:b("$provide","value"),constant:b("$provide","constant","unshift"),filter:b("$filterProvider","register"),directive:b("$compileProvider","directive"),config:h,run:function(a){d.push(a);return this}};f&&h(f);return g})}})})(window);

    // include a third-party async loader library
    /*!
     * $script.js v1.3
     * https://github.com/ded/script.js
     * Copyright: @ded & @fat - Dustin Diaz, Jacob Thornton 2011
     * Follow our software http://twitter.com/dedfat
     * License: MIT
     */
    !function(a,b,c){function t(a,c){var e=b.createElement("script"),f=j;e.onload=e.onerror=e[o]=function(){e[m]&&!/^c|loade/.test(e[m])||f||(e.onload=e[o]=null,f=1,c())},e.async=1,e.src=a,d.insertBefore(e,d.firstChild)}function q(a,b){p(a,function(a){return!b(a)})}var d=b.getElementsByTagName("head")[0],e={},f={},g={},h={},i="string",j=!1,k="push",l="DOMContentLoaded",m="readyState",n="addEventListener",o="onreadystatechange",p=function(a,b){for(var c=0,d=a.length;c<d;++c)if(!b(a[c]))return j;return 1};!b[m]&&b[n]&&(b[n](l,function r(){b.removeEventListener(l,r,j),b[m]="complete"},j),b[m]="loading");var s=function(a,b,d){function o(){if(!--m){e[l]=1,j&&j();for(var a in g)p(a.split("|"),n)&&!q(g[a],n)&&(g[a]=[])}}function n(a){return a.call?a():e[a]}a=a[k]?a:[a];var i=b&&b.call,j=i?b:d,l=i?a.join(""):b,m=a.length;c(function(){q(a,function(a){h[a]?(l&&(f[l]=1),o()):(h[a]=1,l&&(f[l]=1),t(s.path?s.path+a+".js":a,o))})},0);return s};s.get=t,s.ready=function(a,b,c){a=a[k]?a:[a];var d=[];!q(a,function(a){e[a]||d[k](a)})&&p(a,function(a){return e[a]})?b():!function(a){g[a]=g[a]||[],g[a][k](b),c&&c(d)}(a.join("|"));return s};var u=a.$script;s.noConflict=function(){a.$script=u;return this},typeof module!="undefined"&&module.exports?module.exports=s:a.$script=s}(this,document,setTimeout)

    // load all of the dependencies asynchronously.
    $script([
      'lib/angular/angular.js',
      'lib/angular/angular-resource.js',
      'lib/angular-ui/ui-bootstrap-0.2.0.js',
      'js/app.js',
      'js/services.js',
      'js/controllers.js',
      'js/filters.js',
      'js/directives.js'
    ], function() {
      // when all is done, execute bootstrap angular application
      angular.bootstrap(document, ['myApp']);
    });
  </script>

Then in app.js I do:
angular.module('myApp', ['myApp.filters', 'myApp.services', 'myApp.directives', 'ngResource', 'ui.bootstrap']).
  config(['$routeProvider', '$locationProvider', function($routeProvider, $locationProvider) {
    $routeProvider.when('/view1', {templateUrl: 'partials/partial1.html', controller: MyCtrl1});
    $routeProvider.when('/view2', {templateUrl: 'partials/partial2.html', controller: MyCtrl2});
    $routeProvider.otherwise({redirectTo: '/view1'});
    $locationProvider.html5Mode(true).hashPrefix('!');
  }]);

A: I don't think it is specifically linked to the bootstrap project, at the moment AngularJS simply doesn't allow async loads of modules, check this thread: How is modularity mitigated in AngularJS?.
Basically all the AngularJS modules must be loaded before application is bootstrapped. So you need to make sure that all the modules you depend upon are fully loaded before your start AngularJS application.
Would love to help more but based just on the error code it is next to impossible to say more.

A: Turns out it's the $script loader's fault, here's the github issue explaining the problem: https://github.com/angular/angular-seed/issues/40
To solve this, just grab the updated to the latest version loading script from here: https://github.com/DemonShi/angular-seed/blob/2a8b3465574e9fad208b64050ad30e9c45df4ac9/app/index-async.html


We're proud to announce Eufloria HD and Eufloria HD Deluxe Edition of Eufloria HD on Windows, OSX and Linux platforms. They were a long time coming due to many distractions, illnesses and family expansions, but you can buy them here now!
All of you who bought the original Eufloria direct from ourselves or Steam are eligible for a free copy of Eufloria HD. Steam owners will shortly be upgraded automatically. If you don't own a Steam copy, contact us with proof of purchase from this website. Anyone who purchased from other Windows stores, we'll look to upgrade you soon.
Multiple award winning ambient strategy game Eufloria HD now available on Windows, OSX and Linux platforms from http://www.eufloria-game.com and Steam for $14.99 and Eufloria HD Deluxe Edition for $19.99.
14th October 2014: Omni Systems Ltd announced today that award winning Eufloria HD is now available for Windows, OSX and Linux platforms. Eufloria HD Deluxe Edition also includes the original sound track and the original Eufloria (Windows only).
As a thank you to the fans for their tremendous support of the game over the years, those who purchased the game from the Eufloria website or Steam can claim Eufloria HD for free. "I'm extremely proud of what we've achieved and we wanted our fans to share in that success" explained Rudolf Kremers.
Eufloria HD is a gorgeous-looking, easy-to-control and elegant strategy title that anyone can play.
Co-developed with fellow indie developer Tuna, Eufloria HD is an atmospheric, beautiful and addictive real-time strategy game that has won several awards, and earned a five-out-of-five stars user review average from players.
Eufloria HD is the enhanced and evolved version of the BAFTA-nominated indie game Eufloria, with a 25-level Story Mode, a Relaxed Mode for a truly chilled-out experience and a stunning original soundtrack by Milieu.
Eufloria HD is now available on Windows, OSX and Linux platforms from http://www.eufloria-game.com and Steam for $14.99 and Eufloria HD Deluxe Edition for $19.99.
Eufloria and Eufloria HD are published by Omni Systems Limited, Rudolf Kremer's indie media production company. Omni has been set up as a new kind of independent games (and other media) company, offering an alternative to corporate restraints and rewarding developers in a way that traditional game development often does not allow. Additionally Omni produces and develops other media including screenplays, comics, PS3 Dynamic Themes and more, while also offering consultancy services ranging from interactive software development to consultancy on creating virtual spaces. Current projects of note are two new games: StarLit and Neopolis, a series of Sci-Fi dynamic themes for PlayStation 3 and a comic called Spire.
"Eufloria Adventures" will be released on PlayStation Mobile, on the 15th and 16th of April.
It's a completely new game within the Eufloria Universe, in which you can evolve a single Seedling Ship in different ways. You can specialise by attribute, focusing on Speed, Strength, or Energy.
The Mother Tree has sent you to investigate a strange alien installation, filled with wondrous habitats and sectors. Your ultimate aim is to explore three large environments to discover ancient artifacts, with which you can power up your ship, find lost seedlings, and take over enemy seedling colonies.
Other seedlings have gone before you and as you find their diaries in old data canisters you learn more and more about the installation, yourself, and your role in this universe.
Gameplay: The game experience can be hard-core or casual or something in between, depending on your own choices. Eufloria Adventures lets you delve deeper and deeper into ever harder areas, but if you haven't powered up enough you will run into trouble. If you prefer an easier ride you stay in the easier levels for longer periods, while if you crave a challenge you can dive in headfirst and see how long you can last.
This is pretty similar to classic dungeon crawlers and roguelikes, but done with our own twist on things.
About those visuals: The levels are procedurally generated, and populated with procedural plants, trees, flowers, and strange creatures. Where Eufloria is zen and subdued, "Eufloria Adventures" is lush and splendiferous. The idea is that each new level discovery is a reward in its own right. A joy to explore and see the wondrous sights in this strange alien installation.
Whenever you fin dor conquer a new colony, beautiful random flowers shoot up and bloom. While you fly around the many levels strange plants grow in your path, giving you useful information on where you have been before, while making the levels look better and better.
Simple Controls: We stuck with pure touch controls for now, as it seemed the best fit for all the PlayStation Mobile devices we need to support, and we wanted to keep the game accessible. There is something quite rewarding about having direct physical control as well. Touch your ship to bring up a hud, touch an ancient artifact to activate it, touch the screen and your ship flies to your finger. Simple but effective.
NOTE: The game does not use a virtual pad as a default! These are fully integrated touch controls!
About the music: Brian Grainger (AKA Milieu) did such a good job on the Eufloria OST that we asked him back to provide beats and moods. This time he operates as "Coppice Halifax" for a trippy, dubby and more direct experience, but with plenty of relaxed ambient vibes too. Hope you like it.
We're really pleased to announce that Eufloria HD is now officially out on Google Play for Android. Even better, Android has received the first ever Eufloria HD Demo so you can try before you buy!
If you're new to Eufloria or have any questions, you should also pay a visit to our forum – Euflorium.
As always, please leave a review of both the demo and the main app of you like the game. We're only a small indie team so we rely on your reviews.
Are you a writer? Here's a link to our latest press kit: LINK. Please ask about review copies by emailing contact@eufloria-game.com.
18th December 2012: Omni Systems Ltd announced today that indie smash hit Eufloria HD is now available for Android devices via the Google Play store.
Co-developed with fellow indie developer Tuna, Eufloria HD is an atmospheric, beautiful and addictive real-time strategy game that was recently the runner-up in the official iPad Best Game of 2012 list, and has earned a five-out-of-five stars user review average from players.
Eufloria HD is a gorgeous-looking, easy-to-control and elegant strategy title that anyone can play – and the perfect game to show off the gorgeous new Google Nexus phone and tablet devices.
Thanks to the amazing Jayeson Lee-Steere at Titanium Studios, we've brought Eufloria HD to the BlackBerry PlayBook. We've done our best to optimise the game for PlayBook owners and we think it plays beautifully.
We also want to thank RIM themselves for providing their support and devices.
You can find it on the BlackBerry App World store now!
Joe Moreno has posted a video review here (thanks Joe!).
It's here! The new Humble Indie Bundle Android is packed with amazing games, including our little wondrous game Eufloria.
This one is special as it also contains pre-releases of Eufloria HD for PC, Mac and Linux. Some superb OSTs as well.
Six glorious games for your mobile entertainment. Humble Bundle for Android 4 features a handpicked selection of the finest portable gaming ever seen for Android. Pay-what-you-want and dive into the creative physics puzzler Crayon Physics Deluxe; the plant-based interstellar RTS Eufloria; the cell-splitting microbial puzzler Splice; the future-retro audiovisual concoction Superbrothers: Sword & Sworcery EP; and the side-scrolling planetary adventure, Waking Mars. Customers who pay more than the average price will also get the fantastic mechanical point-and-click adventure Machinarium!
Desktop ready. Buying the Humble Bundle for Android 4 also gets you the games on Windows, Mac, and Linux! For your listening pleasure, all six games also come with an official soundtrack.
Pay what you want. On their own, buying this unbeatable collection of mobile and desktop games with soundtracks would cost around $119, but we're letting you name your price!
The games are DRM-free and work great on Android, Windows, Mac, and Linux (system requirements here). Note that this is the initial release for many of the Android and Linux versions of the games. Please be patient while the developers fix any 1.0 bugs as quickly as they can, and don't hesitate to contact us if you run into any issues!
Support charities and developers. Choose how your purchase is divided: to the developers, the Electronic Frontier Foundation, and/or the Child's Play Charity. And if you like this promotion, a tip to the Humble Bundle would be greatly appreciated!
Well, I am not going to argue with that so go check it out people!
The news iPhone and iPad 3 owners have been waiting for – not one but two new versions of Eufloria out today!
Not only can you now play on your iPhone, iPad 3 owners now get to experience Eufloria with Retina support! We've added many other features too, including the much requested in-session save so you don't lose those long games when you take a break.
iTunes store links for Eufloria HD iPad/iPhone and Eufloria iPhone.
Eufloria continues to be developed and we have many more plans for the future.
We really need our fans again – please help spread the word about the release, and if you update or buy the game – firstly, THANK YOU!
If you buy the game and you like it, we would be undyingly grateful if you could help us out by leaving a nice review on the App Store. It really helps.
You can also tweet about the release really easily by clicking here!
Are you a writer? Here's a link to our press kit: LINK. Please ask about review copies by emailing contact@eufloria-game.com.
Eufloria for iPhone and Eufloria HD Retina display iPad update out today.
23rd August 2012: Omni Systems Ltd announced today that Eufloria, its BAFTA-nominated ambient game of space exploration and conquest, is now available for iPhone. Co-developed with Tuna, another UK independent developer, Eufloria for iPhone features the evolved iOS version of the beautiful, atmospheric strategy game, with Game Center support, a 25-level Story Mode, a Relaxed Mode for a truly chilled-out experience and a stunning original soundtrack by Milieu with iOS-exclusive tracks.
In addition, after listening to fans' requests, Eufloria HD for iOS also receives a free major feature update today making it a universal app for iPad and iPhone 4/iPhone 4S, as well as including iPad Retina display compatibility for truly stunning graphics, game session in progress saving, iCloud support and numerous performance improvements. Eufloria HD has already been awarded Apple Game of the Week and become a Top Ten hit in the all-apps chart around the world, including the UK, China, Russia and the Czech Republic.
Eufloria first caught the attention of gamers back in 2009 with a critically-acclaimed debut PC release, and is continuing to evolve hugely with brand new levels, tighter gameplay, more varied game modes, improved visuals and more intuitive controls for the PlayStation 3 in 2011 and now iPhone and iPad touch-screen versions. Eufloria is a haunting, gorgeous-looking, easy-to-control and addictive strategy game that anyone can play.
· More updates and great new features on the way!
Eufloria for iPhone is out now on the App Store for $2.99/€2.39/£1.99. Eufloria HD is out now on the App Store for $4.99/€3.99/£2.99 and is a universal iPhone/iPad app with additional retina screen support for the new iPad.
Note that this fix resets the App Store reviews so please can you re-review the game if you're reading this and would like to support us.
For any of you having problems with Eufloria crashing on iPad 1, it's related to iOS kicking out the app due to memory constraints. In particular, iOS 5 notifications can cause crashes if your iPad's memory has become fragmented or lost somehow.
We know a few of you have requested in-level saves but this helps mitigate problems caused by that. We will be looking at implementing an in-level save but it's technically problematic which is why it isn't in already. I can't promise this will be implemented, only that we'll do our best!
Hi everyone! Great news – Eufloria HD is now live on the App Store!
That link may not work until the game goes live on the store in your region. We've scheduled this post for the time when it goes live in the UK – if you're West of us, it may take a few hours before it becomes available.
We've been looking forward to this for ages. We've been assisting the amazing people at Tuna, who have worked SUPER hard on getting the interface working really well, intuitive and usable. We really think the iPad is the perfect platform for Eufloria.
We really need our fans at the moment – please help spread the word about the release, and if you buy the game – firstly, THANK YOU! But if you buy the game and you like it, we would be undyingly grateful if you could help us out by leaving a nice review on the App Store. It really helps. You can also tweet about the release really easily by clicking here!
Come and see us in the forum to chat about stuff, or visit the iOS subforum for support and troubleshooting if you are having any problems.
We've just released version 2.03 of Eufloria.
The new version should filter through to the Digital Download services over the next few days.
– Added screenshots on F9.
– Fixed AI not planting flowers on Dyson trees.
– Fixed seedlings not attacking high-altitude enemies attacking trees.


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Not coming to a showroom near you: the new electric cars Australia will miss out on
Royce Kurmelovs
Friday, 10 Sep 2021
# Automotive industry
# Business
# Electric vehicles
# Germany
# Renault
Munich motor show showcases the latest EVs from Europe – but they're unlikely to make their way here anytime soon
The Munich motor show is on again and Europe's biggest carmakers are taking the chance to debut all the latest electric vehicle designs, with some surprising developments.
With governments across Europe moving to ban sales of internal combustion engines by 2030, manufacturers are racing to bring out a range of affordable zero-emissions cars to avoid being left behind.
Yet as prices come down and technology improves, the spectacle is a sombre one for Australians, given how unlikely it is that many of these cars will find their way on to the country's roads anytime soon.
Related: Scott Morrison walks back 'end the weekend' rhetoric on electric vehicles
Industry figures like Volkswagen Group Australia's managing director Michal Bartsch have long warned Australia is fast becoming a "dumping ground in terms of automotive technology" thanks to an uneven patchwork of regulation and a lack of federal leadership.
So with carmakers busy elsewhere, here is a list of the latest EV models Australia won't be seeing anytime soon.
The Renault 5 has a long and storied history. When it first launched in 1972, the "small Frenchman" – a front-wheel drive hatchback supermini – became an instant hit and took its place as the bestselling car in France between 1972 and 1986. By 1980 it was one of the most popular cars in the world.
While Renault headlined its Munich launch with the electric Megane E-Tech, the highlight was the announcement that it will be bringing back the stylish 5 design with an updated EV version.
The all-electric Renault 5 on display at the Munich motor show. Photograph: Sascha Steinbach/EPA
The concept is expected to enter production in 2022 with a 52kWh battery offering a 400km driving range. There will also be a cheaper option with a 40kWh battery – but don't be expecting it in Australia in the near future. Last year the company pulled the Zoe Renault from Australia after what it described as a "policy failure" by the government on electric vehicles.
VW ID.Life
Volkswagen are looking to move into the affordable end of the market with their concept design for the ID life, a small crossover urban SUV that is expected to enter production in 2025.
The headline, however, was the lower asking price. When it goes on sale in Europe, it will come with a price tag in the range of $30,000 – significantly cheaper than all new EVs in Australia right now.
The VW ID.Life comes with an appealing price tag. Photograph: Christof Stache/AFP/Getty Images
Designed as an urban run-about, the 231-horsepower, single electric motor is expected to come with a 57kWh battery. The front-wheel drive will have a range of about 400km between charges.
Smart Concept #1
Smart had a rough time in Australia, a country where environmental and geographic conditions have bred a taste for larger, louder, more physical vehicles.
Although it did well in Europe, Smart's tiny and cute – but expensive – "microcar" officially quit Australia in 2015. In Munich, however, the company offered up their design for a new generation of EVs: a five-door urban SUV that would not look out of place on Australian roads.
The Smart Concept #1 is a sleek, urban SUV. Photograph: Andreas Gebert/Reuters
Due to begin production next year, Concept #1 is a sleek SUV that will come in single motor rear-drive and dual motor all-wheel-drive – though the company currently has no plans to dip their toe back into the Australian market.
Mercedes EQE
Mercedes announced five new EV models this year but perhaps the most interesting is the way the company has reimagined the E-Class for the electric era.
Related: NSW transport minister wants federal government to use electric vehicles in fleet
The EQE will enter production in 2022 and will become the second model to be built on the company's purpose-built EV platform.
Ola Kaellenius, the head of Mercedes-Benz, presents the Mercedes EQE. Photograph: Tobias Schwarz/AFP/Getty Images
Two offerings will be sold at launch, although Mercedes has only provided information on one of them – the EQE 350, which comes with a 215kW engine, and a 90kWh battery with a range of 660km.
For those who want to roll in style – but sustainably – the Mercedes EQS is the company's pitch for how ultra-prestige luxury vehicles will look when they make the transition to zero emissions.
The Mercedes-Benz EQS limousine SUV on display at the Munich motor show. Photograph: Sascha Steinbach/EPA
Currently the EQS is only a concept, but production is expected to start next year with the SUV limousine sporting a massive grille, 24-inch alloy wheels and automatic doors that sense the driver's approach. It is expected to have a range in the region of 600km and a super-fast 200kW charging capacity.
Royce Kurmelovs is a freelance journalist and author
Victoria's electric vehicle tax faces high court challenge
Case, launched by two Melbourne EV drivers, will argue the levy is unconstitutional and 'similar to the GST which is a commonwealth tax'
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SUV will come in front or all-wheel drive and includes option for rooftop solar panels
ACT launches interest-free loans for electric cars to boost uptake
Territory minister says policy sends 'strong signal' to global automakers to make more EVs available
06, Dec, 2021 @5:30 AM
South Australia avoids universally panned Victorian electric vehicle user charge, for now
The SA plan comes as manufacturers issue warning over 'fractured' Australian EV policy and call for states to scrap stamp duty on new vehicles
What is the Morrison government's electric cars policy – and will it actually drive take-up?
Scott Morrison says it's about 'choices, not mandates', so what's in and what's left out of the Coalition's EV and future fuels strategy?
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Clay County students do well at state science competition
Katarina Zeigler was one of 17 Clay County students recognized at the 59th annual State Science and Engineering Fair, which took place in Lakeland last month.
A Middleburg High School senior took home the top chemistry prize last month during the 59th annual State Science and Engineering Fair.
Katarina Zeigler was one of 17 Clay County students recognized at the event, which took place in Lakeland and hosted by the Florida Foundation for Future Scientists.
Zeigler's experiment measured whether molecular size affects water potential (its movement, in other words). She became curious about water and its absorption in the body after being diagnosed with hypoglycemia earlier this year.
"My doctor told me I would feel better if I ate a lot of broccoli or celery, but it didn't help at all," said Zeigler.
To test her idea, she prepared concentrations of three different types of sugar molecules: monosaccharides, or simple sugar; disaccharides, such as sucrose; and polysaccharides, or long-chain sugars. Using dialysis tubing and large jars, she mixed the concentrations with pure water, waiting 10 minutes to check the reaction.
She found that the long-chain sugars drew the most water.
"That's why I didn't feel any better," she said, in reference to her earlier dietary changes. "If you eat a lot of foods with long sugar chains, but don't drink enough water, you'll dehydrate."
The Fleming Island senior plans to study communications, with a specialty in American Sign Language, in the hopes of becoming an interpreter for the deaf. Her scientific investigation will continue, however, as she intends to pursue a similar experiment with proteins.
Another Middleburg student, Melody Donnelly, also won high marks. Donnelly took home a Special Recognition for Excellence, recognition from the Florida Association of Science Teachers and an honorable mention from the Florida Department of Agriculture.
Zeigler, who was honored with a plaque and $300 for her project, was surprised to learn she had won.
"There were all these outstanding projects, with really huge displays," she said. "I just had a simple little board, so I'm really proud."
- Anne Hammock


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Babymetal to "disappear from our sight" later this year
The group are currently celebrating their 10th anniversary
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BABYMETAL talk to NME backstage at Glastonbury 2019
Babymetal have cryptically announced that they will "disappear from our sight" later this year.
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The Japanese group are set to bring their 10th anniversary celebrations to a close on October 10, having begun marking the decade milestone on that same date in 2020.
Taking to Instagram today (August 3), Babymetal wrote: "Sunday, October 10, 2021… Together with all 10 episodes of METAL RESISTANCE coming to a close, the 10-year legend will be sealed from the world.
"Until that seal is broken, BABYMETAL will disappear from our sight. Time is running out. There is no eternity in God's descent."
You can see the post below:
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The group's 10-year anniversary celebrations included a 'best of' compilation album and a run of 10 live shows at Tokyo's Budokan Arena, which took place between January and April 2021.
Back in June, Babymetal announced their '10 Babymetal Budokan' live album and director's cut live-stream.
Upon the shows being announced towards the end of last year, Babymetal's Moametal told Billboard Japan: "I consider the Budokan shows as the period we properly display everything we've gained in our journey over the past ten years, and our gratitude to everyone who encountered us along the way."
Last year also saw the arrival of two live releases, titled 'Legend – Metal Galaxy [Day-1]' and '[Day-2]', recorded during the touring cycle for Babymetal's 2019 album 'Metal Galaxy'.
In a three-star review of the group's most recent studio effort, NME wrote: "Metal Galaxy' is a wild ride that, through its sheer energy, is somehow infectiously accessible […] Scoff if you will – or just enjoy the shamelessly unpredictable and giddy joy that lay within this record."


The mission of the Sylvie and Simon Blais Foundation is to promote contemporary culture by developing programs that will bring new artistic practices to the attention of the general public.
In 2009, Sylvie and Simon Blais wanted to commemorate their gallery's 20th anniversary by making a direct contribution to the community. This led to their creation of the Sylvie and Simon Blais Foundation and the establishment of the Sylvie and Simon Blais Award for Emerging Visual Artists.
However, the Sylvie and Simon Blais Foundation announces that, as of 2019, after ten years of granting the Sylvie and Simon Blais Award for Emerging Visual Artists, the Award will no longer take the same form as that it has had since 2009. A new version of the FSSB Award will be introduced, with new objectives in terms of both the direction we would like it to have and the candidate selection process. The method of awarding prizes and scholarships will also be reviewed.


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Rangers: Disallowed goal mere bump in road in Game 5
Josh Thomson
jthomson@lohud.com
NEW YORK – As boos poured down from the nosebleeds and their bench spit dissatisfaction with the call, the Rangers faced a point of demarcation — either they would unravel or regroup in the aftermath of Martin St. Louis' disallowed goal.
There seemed to be little room for gray area almost halfway through Game 5 of a tied and tensing series.
"We kept pushing," said St. Louis, who stuffed in what should've been ruled a live puck, only to have the goal disallowed by a quick whistle. "I think whenever we lost the momentum here and there, we got it back quick."
Indeed, the Rangers responded to each brush with adversity, be it the-goal-that-wasn't, five penalties or two odd Flyers goals, and beat Philadelphia 4-2 Sunday to take Game 5 on Garden ice.
They now head to Philly Tuesday night leading 3-2 with a chance to close out the series.
"The big thing in the playoffs, when something happens, you need to respond the right way and stay focused on the right things," said Rangers goalie Henrik Lundqvist, who stopped 24 of 26 shots. "We did that every time tonight when we needed to."
That included Marc Staal's left-circle wrister late in a sleepy first period that gave them a 1-0 lead and Brad Richards' backhand rebound for a 2-0 edge just five minutes after St. Louis' goal was wiped off in the second.
The Rangers appeared to squeeze the final breath out of Philadelphia's comeback chances when Dominic Moore pressed and pounced on a bungled exchange between defensemen Braydon Coburn and a rusty Hal Gill. The Flyers quickly went from setting up their rush to trailing 3-0 behind a staggered Steve Mason, who allowed three goals on the first 14 shots after a brilliant Game 4 return.
"The puck was bouncing a little bit on them, so you want to put pressure on them," said Moore, the fourth-line center who also scored in Game 4. "I got a little bit of a fortunate bounce."
The Rangers knew the feeling in the final minute of the second. On the fifth and final Flyers power play, Vincent Lecavalier launched a shot from the point that deflected off Rangers defenseman Kevin Klein and beat Lundqvist, cutting the lead to 3-1 with 32.6 seconds left until intermission.
The Rangers quieted the Flyers for much of the third period. But Mason was pulled for an extra skater with about three minutes to play, and Philly captain Claude Giroux finally tallied his first goal of the playoffs on a shot from the left boards.
In the face of the threat, the Rangers tightened again. Moore finally ended it when he won possession of the puck behind the goal line and fed Brian Boyle for an empty-net goal that assured the series lead.
"That's what it's all about," Lundqvist said. "It's not about playing a great game. It's not about being the best team. It's about winning."
The Rangers will now attempt to accomplish something that has eluded them: Close a series in fewer than seven games, which they haven't done since 2008.
In fact, they have lost an NHL-record 11 straight games when leading a playoff series.
"We know they're going to come with everything they've got. It could be their last game of the year," defenseman Dan Girardi said. "We just have to make sure we match their start, hopefully exceed it and create some momentum on Tuesday."
Rangers' edges in goaltending, speed, depth all put on display in Game 5 win, 3C


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Conservative treatment of thoracic outlet syndrome (TOS)
Διεθνείς Δημοσιευσεις - Science Direct
Conservative treatment of thoracic outlet syndrome (TOS): Creating an evidence-based strategy through critical research appraisal
Konstantine C. Balakatounis , Antonios G. Angoules and Kalomoira A. Panagiotopouloua
Copyright © 2007 Elsevier Ltd All rights reserved.
COMPRESSION SYNDROMES
References and further reading may be available for this article. To view references and further reading you must purchase this article.
aFiloktitis Medical Center, Center of Excellence in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, Athens, Greece
bSchool of Health and Social Care, Oxford Brookes University, Oxfordshire, UK
cAcademic Department of Trauma & Orthopaedics, Leeds Teaching Hospitals, University of Leeds, Leeds, UK
Available online 28 January 2008.
Thoracic outlet syndrome (TOS) is initially treated non-operatively. Upon failure or unsatisfactory improvement surgical treatment is contemplated. The purpose of this review is to critically appraise available primary research on non-operative treatment of TOS, explore the effectiveness of non-operative treatment approaches and propose an evidence-based treatment strategy.
Keywords: Thoracic outlet syndrome; Conservative treatment; Rehabilitation; Compression Syndromes
Article Outline
Surgery and conservative treatment
Considerations regarding primary research studies on the conservative treatment of TOS
Constructing an evidence-based rehabilitation strategy
Conclusion and recommendations for future research
Corresponding author at: Orfeos 3, P.O. Box 16672, Vari, Athens, Greece. Tel.: +30 210 9654809.
Blood transfusion and outcome of the polytrauma patient
A.G. Angoules , N.K. Kanakaris and P.V. Giannoudisa
Leeds Teaching Hospitals, UK
Copyright © 2007 Published by Elsevier Ltd.
Available online 12 February 2008.
Keywords: Polytrauma; Transfusion; Outcome
Purpose: To determine the need for blood transfusion in the polytrauma patient in the accident and emergency department during resuscitation and its correlation with pattern of injury and outcome.
Methods: Over a period of 6 months, we reviewed the records of polytrauma patients that were transfused at the early stages of their admission—at the resuscitation room. Demographic details, injury pattern, injury severity scores (ISS), resuscitation requirements and mortality were prospectively documented and were analysed in a retrospective fashion.
Results: In total 38 patients were found eligible for participation in the study. There were 31 male and 7 female with a mean age of 38 years (range 13.3–88.4). They all required blood transfusion during the initial phase of their care. The mean ISS was 31 (range 9–54). The mean AIS was 3 for the head, 3 for the abdomen, 4 for the chest and 3 for the lower extremities. The GCS ranged 3–15 (mean 10.5). A total of 194 blood units were transfused. Blood transfusion ranged from 1 to 11 units per patient (mean = 4.737, S.D. = 2.575). Twenty patients finally died after 0–12 days from the initial injury (mortality 52.6%). For the rest of the patients the length of stay in the critical care unit was 0–39 days (mean = 30.16, S.D. = 14.5) whilst the total hospital stay in the wards was 1–83 days (mean = 13.36, S.D. = 21.04). A comparison between survivors and non-survivors illustrated a statistically significance difference in terms of AIS code and GCS. There was no statistically important correlation of the blood units transfused, the AIS codes and the GCS.
Conclusion: Mortality remains high in the multiple injured patients even with the modern techniques of treatment. Blood loss in the polytrauma patients leads into haemodynamic instability. No correlation was found between the number of blood units transfused and AIS scores.
Injury Extra
Volume 39, Issue 5, May 2008, Page 158
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This Is the Worst Debt You Can Have. Pay It Off With These 11 Strategies
by Steve Gillman
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Households with credit card debt owe an average of $15,355 on those cards.
Plug that figure into a debt repayment calculator and you'll see with 18% interest and 3% minimum payments, it'll take about 23 years to pay it off.
Total payments will be $30,408.18 — almost double the original balance.
You probably don't want to have debt like that hanging around for 23 years. You might also want to avoid paying twice as much for everything you buy.
Plus, it's easier to get a mortgage loan if your credit card balances are zero. There are also things you can't do or buy when you have big debts to pay.
11 Strategies to Help You Pay Off Credit Card Debt Fast
We could fill this page with reasons to pay down consumer debt more quickly. But whatever your reasons are, here are 11 ways to pay off credit card debt fast.
1. Stop Using Your Cards!
This is an obvious one, but also not a universal suggestion.
If you normally have trouble with impulse buying on credit, put the cards away.
But if your current debt situation is a result of unexpected events and you normally handle credit cards responsibly, there are advantages to continuing to use credit cards. We'll get to it in the next item on the list.
Also, closing credit card accounts can hurt your credit score. This is especially true if those accounts are older and/or have high credit limits.
So you may want to keep most accounts open, but just hide the cards.
Keep your credit cards active -- or the issuer might close them for you. Pull them out once annually to buy a soda or some small item.
2. Get a Debt Consolidation Loan
A lot of us are being crushed by credit card interest rates north of 20%. If you're in that boat, consolidation and refinancing might be worth a look.
A good resource is Fiona, a search engine for financial services, which can help match you with the right personal loan to meet your needs.
Fiona searches the top online lenders to match you with a personalized loan offer in less than 60 seconds. If your credit score is at least 620, its platform can help you borrow up to $250,000 (no collateral needed) with fixed rates starting at 5.99% and terms from 6 to 144 months.
Just be aware of some problems with debt consolidation loans.
For example, if the new loan stretches repayment out over a longer time, you might pay more interest, even if the new rate is lower. Do the math before taking out a new loan.
On the other hand, if you can get an interest rate lower than the average of the balances it will pay off (even when including fees), and you have a definite plan to pay off the new loan quickly, it makes sense.
3. Use a Credit Card With No Balance for Normal Purchases
When you use a card with a balance, you pay interest on purchases from the day you make them.
But if you put normal purchases on a card you pay in full every month (what I call a PIF card), you avoid new interest charges. Apply those savings to paying down the debt.
If you don't have a paid-up card, pay off one of your cards first, then make it your new PIF card.
In theory — if you can handle it — using a cash-back credit card can be better than paying cash. Use the cash rewards to help pay down your debt.
4. Budget More for Debt Repayment
Budget as much as you can toward debt repayment.
Put money normally allocated to an emergency fund toward debt repayment.
What if you have an emergency? See my list of 101 ways to raise cash in a week, or use the credit cards you've kept. You'll at least have reduced the interest charges up to that point.
5. Cut Expenses and Allocate More to Debt Repayment
One of the most powerful strategies you can use is to cut your expenses — then apply the savings toward debt repayment.
For inspiration, take a look at how one family cut their expenses by over $1,000 per month.
Imagine how quickly you could knock down debt if you had an extra $12,000 per year to throw at it.
6. Make Extra Payments Using New Money
Cutting expenses can only go so far — why not find new money to pay your debt?
Working an extra day on overtime every other week could bring in thousands of dollars annually. For more ideas, see my list of ways to make more money from your job, or try some of these ways to make money at home.
In general, any unexpected or "extra" income should go toward your debt — including tax refunds or monetary gifts.
Then, sell everything you don't use on Craigslist or have a garage sale. Use the money you raise to pay down those balances.
7. Ask for Lower Interest Rates
You can convince credit card companies to lower your interest rates — if you ask the right way.
It's worth trying at least once for each credit card you have.
Knocking four interest percentage points off a $10,000 balance can save you hundreds of dollars in interest annually. Add those savings to your debt repayment budget!
8. Pay the Highest-Interest Debts First
Pay only the minimum required on every card, except the one with the highest interest rate.
If you put most of your debt repayment budget toward the balance with the highest interest rate, you'll pay it off quickly. Then, do the same with whichever remaining card balance has the highest interest rate.
This formula helps you devote less money to interest and more to paying down the debt — speeding up the process.
One exception is if all your cards have balances. In this case, you might want to pay off the smallest balance in order to have one card to use for normal purchases. Pay this card in full every month to avoid any new interest charges.
9. Make Two Payments per Month
Most credit card companies use an average daily balance to compute interest charges.
Instead of paying $400 toward a balance each month, make two payments of $200. You'll lower the average daily balance — so you'll pay less interest!
In theory, paying every week would help even more, but may be too cumbersome.
10. Transfer Debt to Zero-Interest Cards
Transferring some — or all — of your debt to a card with a lower interest rate can make repayment much easier.
This is especially true if you find a card with no transfer fee and no interest for a year or more. One couple paid off a $2,000 credit card debt using a balance transfer.
If you can, pay off the entire balance during the zero-interest period. If you can't, watch for other zero-interest offers when the current one is almost over.
11. Get the Debt Reduced
Sometimes, you can convince a credit card company to forgive your debt — or at least part of it.
If you're in serious financial trouble, explain the situation to the card issuer. Offer to pay a portion of the balance owed as payment in full.
Get the agreement in writing — if the debt is simply written off as uncollectible (not paid-in-full), it can still be sold and collected later.
Beware: Forgiven debt can be taxable as income.
In other words, if the credit card company agrees to take $2,000 as full payment on a $7,000 balance, you might have to pay taxes on the forgiven $5,000.
Any one of these strategies might be useful on its own, but use several to pay off your credit card debt as quickly as possible.
For example: Get lower interest rates, make two monthly payments, pay the highest-interest-rate balances first and allocate all new money and savings from reduced expenses toward debt repayment.
How quickly can you accomplish your goal of paying off your credit card debt? It depends on your situation, debt level, and commitment.
Lauren Bowling used several of these strategies as part of her "aggressive approach." She paid off $8,100 of credit card debt in three months.
Steve Gillman is the author of "101 Weird Ways to Make Money" and creator of EveryWayToMakeMoney.com. He's been a repo-man, walking stick carver, search engine evaluator, house flipper, tram driver, process server, mock juror, and roulette croupier, but of more than 100 ways he has made money, writing is his favorite (so far).
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The Girl with the Lower Back Tattoo
Aug 2016 · Sold by Simon and Schuster
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#1 New York Times Bestseller
"Amy Schumer's book will make you love her even more. For a comedian of unbridled (and generally hilarious) causticity, Schumer has written a probing, confessional, unguarded, and, yes, majorly humanizing non-memoir, a book that trades less on sarcasm, and more on emotional resonance." —Vogue
"The Girl with the Lower Back Tattoo is an alternatingly meditative, sexually explicit, side-splittingly hilarious, heart-wrenching, disturbing, passionately political, and always staggeringly authentic ride through the highs and lows of the comedic powerhouse's life to date." —Harper's Bazaar
"This is your happy hour with Amy Schumer...It's Bossypants meets Trainwreck meets your long weekend." —TheSkimm
"Amy's got your back. She's in your corner. She's an honesty bomb. And she's coming for you."
—Actress Tilda Swinton and Trainwreck co-star
The Emmy Award-winning comedian, actress, writer, and star of Inside Amy Schumer, Hulu's Life & Beth, and the acclaimed film Trainwreck has taken the entertainment world by storm with her winning blend of smart, satirical humor. Now, Amy Schumer has written a refreshingly candid and uproariously funny collection of (extremely) personal and observational essays.
In The Girl with the Lower Back Tattoo, Amy mines her past for stories about her teenage years, her family, relationships, and sex and shares the experiences that have shaped who she is—a woman with the courage to bare her soul to stand up for what she believes in, all while making us laugh.
Ranging from the raucous to the romantic, the heartfelt to the harrowing, this highly entertaining and universally appealing collection is the literary equivalent of a night out with your best friend—an unforgettable and fun adventure that you wish could last forever. Whether she's experiencing lust-at-first-sight while in the airport security line, sharing her own views on love and marriage, admitting to being an introvert, or discovering her cross-fit instructor's secret bad habit, Amy Schumer proves to be a bighearted, brave, and thoughtful storyteller that will leave you nodding your head in recognition, laughing out loud, and sobbing uncontrollably—but only because it's over.
Julia Nguyen
I loved this book, it was simple and witty and surprisingly very relatable. I can't speak for men, but if you are a strong woman in this world I think this book is for you. At the end of the day, we are all still human no matter how great our successes
I can't remember the last time I picked up a book and couldn't put it down. It's laugh out loud funny. Loved it! A little riskayyyy but still great.
Vanessa Rodriguez
I literally laughed out load n besides the laughs it really had a lot of substance n honesty about her life n just real life. Definitely a good read
Amy Schumer has become one of the most influential figures in the entertainment industry as a stand-up comedian, actress, writer, producer, and director. Her smash hit television series, Inside Amy Schumer, has won a Peabody Award, a Critics' Choice Television Award, and two Primetime Emmy Awards. She wrote and starred in her first feature-length film, Trainwreck, which dominated the 2015 summer comedy international box office and was nominated for two Golden Globes and won both the Critics' Choice Award for "Best Actress in a Comedy," and a Hollywood Film Award for "Comedy of the Year." She earned a 2018 Tony nomination for her performance in Meteor Shower on Broadway and starred in the 2018 summer hit I Feel Pretty. As a stand-up comedian, she continues to perform to sold-out audiences around the world. Her 2016 tour was voted Pollstar's Comedy Tour of the Year. Schumer was raised in New York City and Long Island and loves her brother and sister the very most. She currently stars in the Hulu series Life & Beth, based on events in Schumer's life.
I Don't Know What You Know Me From: My Life as a Co-Star
It's Not Okay: Turning Heartbreak into Happily Never After
Andi Dorfman
Scrappy Little Nobody
Between Breaths: A Memoir of Panic and Addiction
Elizabeth Vargas


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After the fantastic highs of Roberto Martinez's first season season at Goodison Park, last season didn't quite go to plan for Everton. The club have moved swiftly to bring back Gerard Deulofeu to the club and overall Martinez and his men will be expecting a much better season with the squad they have.
On his memories of the club How does an Everton supporter feel about playing for the team he has followed all his life? It was an incredible time to be part of that team and what we achieved was something I am immensely proud of.
Too have watched the teams of the 70's & early 80's struggle to match the achievements of the team across the park, and as a blue surrounded by reds it was constant stick, but for those four years it was nice to be the matching and even bettering them reds. As a blue as a kid, it was a dream to play as a blue and I will definitely die a blue.
On defensive partners and John Stones A solid spine to a team is very important and I had an outstanding partner in Kevin Ratcliffe, with whom I developed a great understanding. He could defend and I could score, perfect!
On Everton's success in the 1980s Several things contributed to that success, the boards support for the manager, the managers forward thinking (towards training/playing style), signing of certain players and then winning that first trophy (1984 FA Cup), but more important a fantastic team ethic & spirit.
On the current side After last season I personally think that a mid-table/top 10 will be the best we will achieve.
We will all agree that we over achieved in Roberto Martinez's first season and last year we disappointed, at times we had lots of possession with little cutting edge, goals win games and make it easier to defend, and we simply didn't score enough.
This season we must be far more clinical and efficient in our play, getting the ball forward quicker and trying not to play the slow patient passing game.
On Roberto Martinez First season, brilliant. But second season syndrome hit us and him, as from the previous answer, quicker and more decisive play will allow us to break down defences.
Personally I feel he has to invest more in strengthening the squad.
On moving forward I still feel that we are short in several areas, including central defence, we've let two go and not replaced them, but does Martinez feel that the youngsters are good enough to step up?
Up front we need more depth, Lukaku needs support, what has Kone done?!
The Offside Rule Podcast Prediction: Whilst it's difficult to see Everton hit the heights of the 2013-14 season, they should be safely in the top 10 without the distraction of European football. Deulofeu will prove to be a good signing but it's crucial the club hold onto John Stones.
Key Player: Ross Barkley – Whilst the team didn't hit their usual heights last season, neither did the promising Ross Barkley. If the youngster can find top form again this season, it already makes for a much better side Everton side.
One to Watch: Gerard Deulofeu – Whilst we already saw what the former Barcelona winger can do two years ago, it'll be interesting to see how he has developed since. He was an exciting prospect then and could be a star for Everton again this season.


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While sharing might be okay the rest of the year, on Halloween Harriet's determined not to share her treats with her little brother, Walt. She is running out of places to hide her stash, and there's only one thing she can do ... Harriet's hilarious--and tummy aching--solution will delight both her old fans and those new to Nancy Carlson's Neighborhood in this comical tale of a hard lesson learned.


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Q: What should I do if a Firebase security rule letter arrives? Reached mail what needs to be made?

rules:
rules_version = '2';
service cloud.firestore {
  match /databases/{database}/documents {

    // This rule allows anyone on the internet to view, edit, and delete
    // all data in your Firestore database. It is useful for getting
    // started, but it is configured to expire after 30 days because it
    // leaves your app open to attackers. At that time, all client
    // requests to your Firestore database will be denied.
    //
    // Make sure to write security rules for your app before that time, or else
    // your app will lose access to your Firestore database
    match /{document=**} {
      allow read, write: if request.time < timestamp.date(2020, 2, 15);
    }
  }
}

Is it worth the worry? Will this break the application if nothing is done?

A: Your security rules are set to reject all access to your database on the date specified in the rules:
timestamp.date(2020, 2, 15)

Which is February 15, 2020.  This will probably make your app stop working.
You can bump the date back if you want, but you should definitely implement proper rules so that your database isn't readable and writable by anyone with an internet connection.

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A flash drive containing the personal information of more than 103,000 former adult education students in Virginia was misplaced last month, state education officials reported. Officials said they do not to believe the information, which includes names, Social Security numbers and employment and demographic information, has been found or is being misused.
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The Albany Bulb (also simply known as The Bulb) is a former landfill largely owned by the City of Albany, in California. The Bulb is the west end of a landfill peninsula jutting west from the east shore of San Francisco Bay. The term "Bulb" is often used to refer to the entire peninsula, which includes the Albany Plateau, north of Buchanan Street at its base; the high narrow "Neck," and the round "Bulb." The Bulb is part of the City of Albany, and can be reached via Buchanan Street or the Bay Trail along the east side of San Francisco Bay.

History

Like the Point Isabel peninsula to the north and the Berkeley Marina, Point Emery, and Emeryville Marina Peninsulas to the south, the Bulb peninsula is a relic of almost a century of systematic filling of the shallow Bay and its adjacent wetland. This filling was largely halted by efforts of Save The Bay from the 1960s to the 1980s. The usual fill method can be seen in the rectangular lagoon at the west end of the Bulb peninsula, a remnant left when legal action finally forced closure of the dump: Enclose part of the shallow Bay with rock and concrete rip-rap, fill the created lagoon with garbage and debris, and (usually) top off with a layer of clay. The development dream was to join the peninsulas, leaving a narrow shipping channel edged by commerce.

The tidelands off Berkeley and Albany were sold by the state in the 1870s, as railroads extended tracks northward along the waterfront from the Oakland terminus of the Transcontinental Railroad. (These tracks soon became the main transcontinental line.) Early in the 20th century, the tidelands were acquired by the rival Santa Fe Railroad.

Creation of the Bulb peninsula can be said to have begun in 1939, when the Santa Fe Railroad dynamited El Cerrito del Sur, the low hill on Fleming Point southwest of Albany Hill, to build Golden Gate Fields race track. The debris was pushed into the Bay to create parking lots. Almost immediately afterward, the City of Albany extended Buchanan Street west on Bay fill, creating a lagoon between Buchanan and the north edge of the race track. Aerial photos show the gradual filling of this lagoon at the same time that dumping extended the peninsula west into the Bay and, later, north onto the Plateau. The small salt marsh south of Buchanan, fed by Codornices and Village Creeks, grew in the last remnants of the lagoon, an echo of much larger wetlands that once flourished farther south, where the creek waters emptied into the Bay behind (east of) the dynamited hill.

The Bulb proper—the round hill at the tip of the peninsula—was created in 1963, after the City of Albany and Santa Fe, which owned the land, signed a contract for the disposal of construction debris. Thus The Bulb is made of mostly of construction debris such as concrete and rebar, as is still very visible. Lawsuits against the landfill operator brought the dumping to a halt in 1983.

The City of Albany entertained a variety of proposals for development of the peninsula, including high-rise hotels and a marina. In 2002, however, 17 years of effort by Citizens for Eastshore State Park (now Citizens for Eastshore Parks) resulted in the Plateau and lower Neck, along with shoreline to the north and south, becoming part of The Eastshore State Park. The City of Albany maintains ownership of The Bulb itself. The City of Albany continues to negotiate to have the State Parks Department (owners of the park) and/or East Bay Regional Park District (managers of the park and owners of some adjacent shoreline) take over the Bulb. Other entities are reluctant due to liability and potential costs of making the area, with its projecting concrete and rebar, "safe." Meanwhile, the Bulb area and adjacent Albany Beach have become one of the most heavily used outdoor recreation sites in the Bay.

Natural conditions and ecology

Bay currents were altered by creation of the Bulb and fill peninsulas to the north and south (Pt. Isabel was natural, but its hill was dynamited in the 1950s and marshes between it and the mainland were filled). One result has been westward extension of tidal mudflats at the mouths of Codornices, Village, and Marin Creeks, between the Bulb peninsula and Pt. Isabel. These are the Albany Mudflats, protected as important habitat for waterfowl and shorebirds. The wooden posts in the area often serve as perches for Peregrine Falcons and ospreys eating their catches.

Another result was the formation of Albany Beach—low dunes and a sandy beach running south between the Bulb peninsula and Fleming Point. Sandy beaches are rare on San Francisco Bay, but strong tidal current to and from the Golden Gate tend to create them along the Berkeley and Albany shorelines. The beach has been heavily used by dog owners for decades.

Strong winds make the water south of the Bulb peninsula, off the beach, popular with wind- and kite- surfers. Eel grass near the Bulb tip is an important subtidal habitat. The sheltered lagoon at the west end is a calm-water refuge during storms, and shorebirds use its riprap edge at high tide.

Like other abandoned dumps, the Bulb became quickly vegetated. The vegetation is largely non-native, including weeds such as acacias, broom, and fennel; exotics such as palm and large thickets of Himalayan blackberries.

The Bulb provides habitat for a variety of wildlife, including songbirds, rats, mice, black-tailed hares, as well as snakes, hawks and barn owls that feed on them.

The Plateau area, once popular for flying model airplanes, has been partly fenced off as a habitat for burrowing owls, as mitigation for habitat taken by sports fields to the south. As of 2016, a birder sighted and photographed at least one burrowing owl when dogs that are not permitted within the enclosed area entered it and flushed the bird out of the vegetation. The owl has since been spotted there again, but concerns about disturbance by dogs remain for this species that is quickly disappearing as a result of loss of habitat from development.

The south shore's riprap is largely un-vegetated, but lagoons and some gentler shoreline on the north, facing the Albany Mudflats have welcomed typical salt-marsh vegetation such as pickleweed, salt grass, and gum plant.

Notable features
Because the Bulb is geographically unorganized and because the Albany Police Department had for a long period of time been given orders to not enforce the law barring "camping", the Albany Bulb is often described as anarchic. Many groups, including urban artists, otherwise-homeless Albany residents, dog walkers and owners, teenagers, and environmentalists, used the Bulb area and felt they have a stake in it.

Art

The Bulb was home to a vast array of urban art including mural, stencil, graffiti, sculpture, and installation art. In 2016, some art remains but it is quickly deteriorating and no where as vibrant as it was in its peak around 2006. Sculptor and activist lawyer Osha Neumann has created some of the largest works. He often collaborates with his son-in-law Jason DeAntonis. Sniff, a group of artists composed of Scott Hewitt, Scott Meadows and David Ryan, painted large, highly imaginative "murals" on wood and erected more sculptures on the northwest corner of The Bulb. Another Bulb landmark known as "Mad Marc's Castle," after its builder, a long-time Bulb resident, is a large concrete, rebar and plaster shelter which sits on the south west corner of the Bulb, directly opposite the Golden Gate Bridge. The Bulb has been used for informal concerts and even a production of Shakespeare's The Tempest presented by We Players, a Bay Area site-specific theatre company, in 2006.

Library
The Bulb was home to a small, makeshift library, assembled mostly from driftwood and old boat pieces. The Landfill Library, comprised, on average, 300 volumes in various conditions, donated by its patrons. The books were free to borrow and keep, although a take-something-leave-something approach is encouraged.

As of August 2013, the library is closed due to vandals destroying it. On January 12, 2014 the library burned to the ground after a fire of unknown origin. With the resident squatters gone, it will most likely remain closed.

Homeless community
Starting in the early 1990s, the Albany Bulb was home to a community of otherwise homeless individuals who lived there on and off for nearly 20 years, despite a lack of official permission from the City of Albany. Their presence was generally tolerated so long as the number of residents remained low.  The population living on the Bulb had grown to approximately 50 or 60 in early 1999, leading to a mass eviction by the city later that summer.  Homeless people began to filter back over the next few years, including many of those who had been evicted in 1999, and by early 2013, the population had again grown to more than 40. In May 2013 the Albany City Council voted to evict the residents of the Bulb, offering them minimal assistance with relocation to other living arrangements. Ultimately the city ended up offering 30 Bulb residents $3,000 each if they would leave their longtime homes on the Bulb in order to settle a lawsuit brought by the East Bay Community Law Center on behalf of the residents. 28 of the 30 plaintiffs accepted the buy-out and voluntarily left by April 24, 2014. Two Bulb residents, Amber Whitson and her partner Phyl Lewis, refused the settlement and the court dismissed their claims without prejudice. On May 29, 2014 at 4:00 am, Albany Police went out onto the Albany Bulb armed with assault rifles and arrested Amber Whitson and Phyl Lewis as well as one supporter, Erik Eisenberg, on charges alleging violation of California Penal Code 647(e) "lodging".

A documentary about the Albany Landfill Encampment, Bum's Paradise was released in 2003 documenting the 1999 eviction.

More recently, in 2013, Andy Kreamer (a former Bulb resident and aspiring history teacher) released a film called
Where Do YOU Go When It Rains? featuring Bulb residents talking candidly about their experiences living on the Albany Bulb.

In 2016, the Albany city council approved plans to create a city park out of the space. Although the agreement holds no legal weight, it sets the foundation for the city to approve budget funds for the park.  Further, the main trails were widened and leveled after the 2014 evictions to allow for greater motor vehicle access, police patrols were increased, and vegetation was cut back for several years to prevent further camping.

Development
Environmental protections as well as understanding of the dangers of building on unconsolidated fill make it extremely unlikely that the Bulb could be developed. In 2006, Magna Corporation, owners of Golden Gate Fields race track, proposed a large commercial shopping area on the racetrack property southeast of the Bulb. Extensive protest led by Citizens for Eastshore Parks, headed by former Albany mayor Robert Cheasty, led to these plans being dropped. The future of the racetrack holdings remains uncertain.

Voices to Vision, a two-year study that examined what citizens of Albany desired for the waterfront, concluded in 2010.  Fern Tiger Associates who conducted the study reported that 62 percent of residents who participated in the study wanted to expand open space by at least 75 acres.  This expansion would mean 163 acres of parkland, trails, and wetlands at the waterfront.  The area would include the bulb, the Golden Gate Fields race track and parking lot, and the Eastshore State Park plateau.  However, the study also found that half of participants wanted enough development on the waterfront to maintain the current tax revenue generated from Golden Gate Fields, which is about $1.7 million.  85 percent of participants reported that building a hotel on the site would be a good idea, with many supporting additional retail and restaurant developments on the site.

References

External links
 Bum's Paradise IMDB page

Albany, California
Geography of Alameda County, California

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Bitter Clinger: Liberals are irresponsible, lazy, and cowards.
Liberals are irresponsible, lazy, and cowards.
attack like Liberals love to use. Edward Deming (I believe the second greatest mind of the twentieth century) is credited with pointing out that "It is not the product, it is the process". This concept changed "Made in Japan" from an acronym for junk to the standard by which quality is judged in the industrial world. In the global sense, it can be paraphrased as "It is not the people, it is the government, the rules by which we live". In February 2005, Richard Parker, a liberal economist, wrote an article in the Boston Globe titled, The Pragmatist and the Utopian, in which he blamed Milton Friedman and the free market advocates for every economic misfortune since the 70's. Parker's criticism is that in no way has the country achieved more equality, requires less effort, or is safer than it was 25 years ago. I don't know if I agree, but note, each of these goals is reflected by a characteristic human value, egalitarianism is of course is about irresponsibility (equality of outcome), lazy people think life should be easy, and safety is important to the cowards. Irresponsible, lazy and cowardice are the primary human values of the Liberal. If you build a system that aggrandizes the lazy, the irresponsible, and the cowards, are you in any way surprised you end up with Zimbabwe or worse? Now don't confuse me with a Conservative (sometimes confused with Republicans). Conservatives believe that they can control man's appetites through legislation and prison. Like the Muslims, they believe it is the person, not the process, and blame all the world's problems on the moral and spiritual bankruptcy of the immigrants, drug addicts, homosexuals, and dark skinned minorities that pollute the system. They believe that if only the people were moral, then this system based upon irresponsibility, laziness, and cowardliness can be made to work. Sorry, it's not to be; as Adam Smith pointed out, "The invisible hand that makes free market systems self correcting is the same hand that destroys all others." A desire for safe, easy, and egalitarian always leads to moral, spiritual, and economic bankruptcy.


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Monday 18 January 2021 ,
21 November, 2019 00:00 00 AM
Call to take pledge for making child-friendly country
World Children's Day observed
Staff Reporter, Dhaka
With a slogan 'Let us commit to make a child-friendly country by protecting child rights', speakers at a human chain programme stressed on putting priority to the rights of children for ensuring a better future for the children. As children comprise over 40per cent of our total population, they deserve utmost consideration in national programmes and policies, they said while addressing the event in front of the National Press Club yesterday. They demanded implementation of the Children Act 2013, which was enacted to establish the rights of children.
Drawing attention to the policymakers, they demanded action for ending all kinds of repression on children and ensuring mental, physical and social growth of children. If the children are protected, the country will also remain protected, they added.
They said that all concerned, including the government, take action for child rights now, once and for all. They must commit to make sure every child, has every right. Addressing the event, held marking the World Children's Day yesterday (Nov 20), they said the day offers each of us an inspirational entry-point to advocate, promote and celebrate children's rights, translating into dialogues and actions that will build a better world for children. On behalf of Prevention of Child Trafficking through Strengthening Community and Networking (PCTSCN) Consortium, Social and Economic Enhancement Programme (SEEP), a member of the consortium, organised the event. About 100 children from different educational institutions in the capital took part in the programme.
Advocate Rafiqual Islam Khan, manager (policy and legal support) of INCIDIN Bangladesh, Sharifullah Reaz, coordinator of Community Participation and Development (CPD), Tarik Mohammad Gaddafi, coordinator of Social and Economic Enhancement Programme (SEEP), Momenul Haque, coordinator of Nari Maitree, and children from different schools, spoke at the event.
With a slogan Let us commit to make a child-friendly country by protecting child rights, speakers at a human chain programme stressed on putting priority to the rights of children for ensuring a better future for the children. As children comprise over 40per cent of our total population, they deserve utmost consideration in national programmes and policies, they said while addressing the event in front of the National Press Club yesterday. They demanded implementation of the Children Act 2013, which was enacted to establish the rights of children. Drawing attention to the policymakers, they demanded action for ending all kinds of repression on children and ensuring mental, physical and social growth of children. If the children are protected, the country will also remain protected, they added. They said that all concerned, including the government, take action for child rights now, once and for all. They must commit to make sure every child, has every right. Addressing the event, held marking the World Childrens Day yesterday (Nov 20), they said the day offers each of us an inspirational entry-point to advocate, promote and celebrate childrens rights, translating into dialogues and actions that will build a better world for children. On behalf of Prevention of Child Trafficking through Strengthening Community and Networking (PCTSCN) Consortium, Social and Economic Enhancement Programme (SEEP), a member of the consortium, organised the event. About 100 children from different educational institutions in the capital took part in the programme. Advocate Rafiqual Islam Khan, manager (policy and legal support) of INCIDIN Bangladesh, Sharifullah Reaz, coordinator of Community Participation and Development (CPD), Tarik Mohammad Gaddafi, coordinator of Social and Economic Enhancement Programme (SEEP), Momenul Haque, coordinator of Nari Maitree, and children from different schools, spoke at the event.
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package com.bc.core.generator;

import com.bc.core.app.Config;
import com.bc.core.parser.MetaClass;
import java.io.BufferedReader;
import java.io.File;
import java.io.FileNotFoundException;
import java.io.FileReader;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.PrintWriter;
import java.nio.file.Files;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.logging.Level;
import java.util.logging.Logger;
import java.util.regex.Matcher;
import java.util.regex.Pattern;

/**
 * @author Tomáš Polešovský
 */
public class TestSetWriter {

	protected Config config;

	public TestSetWriter(Config config) {
		this.config = config;
	}

	private List<String> prepareHeaderTestSetToFile(TestSet testSet, MetaClass metaCls) {
		List<String> list = new ArrayList();

		// set package
		String pack = metaCls.getPack().substring(config.getPackIn().length() + 1, metaCls.getPack().length());

		list.add("package " + config.getPackOut() + ".specglue.modules." + pack + ";" + System.lineSeparator());
		testSet.addLibrary("changed.annotation.TestChanged");

		// add libraries
		for (String library : testSet.getLibraries()) {
			list.add(library + ";");
		}

		list.add(System.lineSeparator());

		// set class
		list.add("public class " + metaCls.getName() + "Glue extends CukeGlueAbstract");
		list.add("{" + System.lineSeparator());

		return list;
	}

	private List<String> prepareTestSetToFile(TestSet testSet, List<String> changedMethods) {
		List<String> list = new ArrayList();
		Pattern pattern = Pattern.compile("^public void (.*)\\(");
		Matcher matcherSign;

		for (String attribute : testSet.getAttributes()) {
			list.add("\t" + attribute + ";\n");
		}

		for (TestMethod method : testSet.getMethods()) {
			matcherSign = pattern.matcher((method.getSignature()).trim());

			if (matcherSign.find() && !changedMethods.contains(matcherSign.group(1))) {

				// annotations
				for (String annot : method.getAnnots()) {
					list.add("\t" + annot);
				}

				// signatures
				list.add("\t" + method.getSignature());
				list.add("\t{");

				// lines of code
				for (String line : method.getLines()) {
					list.add("\t\t" + line);
				}

				list.add("\t}" + System.lineSeparator());
			}
		}

		return list;
	}

	private boolean inCurrentMethods(TestSet testSet, String method) {
		List<TestMethod> methods = testSet.getMethods();

		Pattern patternMethod = Pattern.compile("^public void (.*)\\(");
		Matcher matcher;

		for (TestMethod md : methods) {
			matcher = patternMethod.matcher(md.getSignature().trim());

			if (matcher.find() && method.equals(matcher.group(1))) {
				return true;
			}
		}

		return false;
	}

	public void writeTestSet(TestSet testSet, MetaClass metaCls) {
		File testSetFileBackup = new File(config.getOutputPath() + "/specglue/_modules/" + metaCls.getRelativePath() + "/"
				+ metaCls.getName() + "Glue.java");

		File testSetFile = new File(config.getOutputPath() + "/specglue/modules/" + metaCls.getRelativePath() + "/"
				+ metaCls.getName() + "Glue.java");

		PrintWriter writer = null;

		List<String> fileLines;
		List<String> backupLines = new ArrayList();
		List<String> tempBackupLines = new ArrayList();
		List<String> changedMethods = new ArrayList();

		Pattern patternMethod = Pattern.compile("^public void (.*)\\(");
		Matcher matcherLine;
		boolean proceedBackup = true;

		if (testSetFileBackup.isFile()) {

			try {
				BufferedReader bufferedReader = new BufferedReader(new FileReader(testSetFileBackup));
				int counter = 0;

				Pattern pattern = Pattern.compile("@TestChanged\\(number=(\\d+)\\)");
				Matcher matcher;
				String line;

				while ((line = bufferedReader.readLine()) != null) {
					matcher = pattern.matcher(line);

					// counter != 0 => backup methods with annotation @TestChanged
					if (counter != 0) {
						if (proceedBackup) {
							tempBackupLines.add(line);
						}

						matcherLine = patternMethod.matcher(line.trim());

						if (matcherLine.find()) {
							if (this.inCurrentMethods(testSet, matcherLine.group(1))) {
								changedMethods.add(matcherLine.group(1));
							} else {
								proceedBackup = false;
								tempBackupLines.clear();
							}
						}

						counter--;
						continue;
					}

					backupLines.addAll(tempBackupLines);
					tempBackupLines.clear();
					proceedBackup = true;

					if (matcher.find()) {
						counter = Integer.parseInt(matcher.group(1));
						tempBackupLines.add(System.lineSeparator() + line);
					}
				}
			} catch (IOException ex) {
				Logger.getLogger(ScenarioWriter.class.getName()).log(Level.SEVERE, null, ex);
			}
		}

		String content = "";

		if (!testSetFile.isFile()) {
			testSetFile.getParentFile().mkdirs();

			fileLines = this.prepareHeaderTestSetToFile(testSet, metaCls);

			for (String line : fileLines) {
				content += line + System.lineSeparator();
			}
		} else {
			try {
				content = new String(Files.readAllBytes(testSetFile.toPath()));

				// remove last }
				content = content.replaceAll("}\\s*$", "");
			} catch (IOException ex) {
				Logger.getLogger(TestSetWriter.class.getName()).log(Level.SEVERE, null, ex);
			}
		}

		List<String> list = this.prepareTestSetToFile(testSet, changedMethods);

		// write regular methods
		for (String line : list) {
			content += line + System.lineSeparator();
		}

		// write changed methods
		for (String line : backupLines) {
			content += line + System.lineSeparator();
		}

		try {
			content += "}";
			writer = new PrintWriter(testSetFile);
			writer.write(content);
		} catch (FileNotFoundException ex) {
			Logger.getLogger(TestSetWriter.class.getName()).log(Level.SEVERE, null, ex);
		}

		writer.close();
	}

}

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Le syndrome de pénétration correspond à l'inhalation accidentelle de corps étranger. Il représente une urgence respiratoire pouvant mettre en jeu le pronostic vital.

Épidémiologie
Ce syndrome est fréquent chez l'enfant et exceptionnel chez l'adulte. Le pic de fréquence est vers l'âge de 2 ans. Ce syndrome de pénétration correspond à une cause de détresse respiratoire pouvant mettre en jeu le pronostic vital. En effet 5 à 10 enfants en décèdent chaque année en France.

Prévention
L'éducation des parents reste le meilleur traitement préventif de ce type d'accident : ne rien laisser à portée de main qui puisse pénétrer les voies aériennes. Il faut s'abstenir de laisser à portée des petits enfants des cacahuètes, la période de l'apéritif étant la plus dangereuse.

Signes cliniques
Le syndrome de pénétration est un accident brutal qui se manifeste par des efforts de toux sont caractéristiques associés à une rougeur ou cyanose de la face et une suffocation intense, mais tout peut se réduire à quelques secousses de toux.

Évolution
Après ce tableau aigu initial, deux éventualités sont possibles :

 le corps étranger reste mobile se déplaçant dans la trachée et/ou d'une bronche à l'autre, les signes fonctionnels persistent. Le risque d'un corps étranger mobile est double : aggravation brutale lors de la mobilisation de l'enfant ; mort subite en cas d'enclavement laryngé.
 le corps étranger est enclavé dans une bronche, on assiste à une accalmie fonctionnelle totale.

Traitement en milieu non médical
S'il n'y a pas d'asphyxie aiguë : tant que le sujet tousse, il faut respecter cette toux et surtout n'appliquer aucun geste sur le sujet. Si le sujet s'épuise ou est asphyxique, il faut faire la manœuvre d'Heimlich. Chez le nouveau-né ou le petit enfant, on préfère la manœuvre de Mofenson qui consiste à appuyer sur le ventre en maintenant une main à plat sur le dos, et maintenir la tête vers le bas après l'avoir posé à plat ventre sur l'avant-bras.

Références

Urgence médicale