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Q: `docker compose up --build` not recreating container When making changes to something that affects an image that a service uses, running docker compose up --build should rebuild that image and then recreate the corresponding service's container so that it uses the new image.

If there are existing containers for a service, and the service's configuration or image was changed after the container's creation, docker-compose up picks up the changes by stopping and recreating the containers (preserving mounted volumes). To prevent Compose from picking up changes, use the --no-recreate flag.
See https://docs.docker.com/compose/reference/up/.

I've noticed recently that this is not the case, i.e. if I make a change to a dependency of an image, docker compose up --build will rebuild the image (as expected), but will not recreate the container. docker image ls -a shows both the old and new images, but docker compose images shows that the old images is still being used.
Versions
$ docker --version
Docker version 20.10.12, build e91ed5707e
$ docker compose version
Docker Compose version 2.3.3

Recreate the issue
Minimal files
compose.yaml
version: "3.7"

services:
  a:
    build:
      context: .

Dockerfile
FROM python:3.8-slim

COPY main.py ./main.py
CMD python main.py

main.py
print("1")

Steps

*

*docker compose up --build

*docker compose images

*

*note the Image Id

*modify main.py

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*change print('1') to print('2')

*docker compose up --build

*

*a new image will be created because a dependency (main.py) has changed

*however the old code in main.py executes

*docker compose images

*

*the old Image Id is still listed

*docker compose up --build --force-recreate

*

*the modified code in main.py executes

*docker compose images

*

*the new Image Id is now listed

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When I first stumbled upon the online baby plant shop called, wait for it, Online Babyplants, I basically had the same reaction I might had I encountered a large pile of frolicking kittens, complete with many long and audible AWWWs. The lure of all-things-in-miniature is strong, and these fill the bill. My first thought was that these would be perfect for tiny homes, before realizing that that's the kind of thinking that has people buying a cute little pet pig and ending up with a 650-pound version ... and having to move to a new home.
These pants are babies, but they won't be teacup versions forever. Which leads to a different kind of joy: A) If you are ordering plants online, these compact versions are much more eco-friendly and practical and B) watching a baby plant mature into a majestic giant is a magical thing.
Online Babyplants only ships in the European Union, but that doesn't make these cutie-pies any less inspiring. If you're not in the EU, you can look for wee plants at your local nursery or do your own cuttings ... and then prepare to grow your own jungle.
It's a baby monster(a)! Also known as the "Philodendron monkey mask," the monstera plant comes from Central and South America. It is an amazing-looking plant, with its big perforated leaves – and wonderfully named for the Latin monstrum, meaning monster, because of the species propensity to grow. And grow. And grow. These babies won't stay little for long.
One of the world's most popular hanging plants, the spider plant – and it's adorable plantlets – made the list of 5 houseplants for removing indoor air pollution and 6 houseplants to boost well-being.
The big and glossy raindrop-shaped of this appropriately named pepper plant would boost anybody's mood. While this plant originally comes from the Amazon area, it doesn't require rainforest conditions to thrive.
Also known Epiphyllum anguliger, the fishbone cactus will grow up to be a perfectly frowsy explosion of zig-zag leaves and stems. They almost look like mod versions of ferns – bonus points for their night-blooming flowers and the ease of which cuttings can be replanted.
Be still my heart. Senecio rowleyanus is perhaps my favorite houseplant for its long weeping stems studded with pea-like leaves – the pearls. It's a succulent that doesn't need direct sunlight – it doesn't need much water and is a breeze to replant cuttings. So, basically: fun, elegant, and not very demanding.
This Brazilian beauty, Begonia maculata 'Wightii' is also known as the polka dot begonia, for obvious (and adorable) reasons. I mean, this is a polka-dotted baby plant, does it get any cuter than that?
Alocasia zebrina gets its zebra-easque name from the pattern on its pretty stem. While the baby zebra plant is now cute as a colt, it grows up to become an elegant plant with long reaching stems and dramatic arrow-shaped leaves.
Pilea peperomioides is also known as the pancake plant, nicknamed for its charming round leaves ... that also look like coins, leading to yet another moniker: the Chinese money plant. This fortunate plant (which is said to bring money and abundance) made our list of 7 houseplants to beat the winter blues. Pilea is very easy to grow from cuttings, meaning a flock of them could be bringing extra good fortune in no time at all.
For more houseplant ideas, see the related stories below.


The Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors of Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom and the United States met on April 28, 1991, in Washington, D.C. for an exchange of views on current international economic and financial issues. The Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) participated in the discussions of the economic situation and outlook in the world economy.
The Ministers and Governors underscored that their countries are part of a highly interdependent global economy in which economic power and responsibility is shared. Accordingly, they reiterated that the pursuit of international economic policy coordination is essential to achieving their common objective of sustained growth with price stability and reaffirmed their support for the policy coordination process.
With this in mind, the Ministers and Governors reviewed the global economic situation and prospects in the aftermath of the Gulf War. They noted the signs of prospective economic recovery and lower inflation in those countries which are in recession. They also noted the persistence of high real interest rates and the slowing of economic activity in those countries which until recently had been experiencing strong expansion.
Against this background, Ministers and Governors emphasized the importance of monetary and fiscal policies which provide the basis for lower real interest rates and a sustained global economic recovery with price stability. They believed that such a medium-term strategy was the best way of reducing potential risks and uncertainties in the current outlook. They reiterated the importance of policies aimed at increasing global savings. They agreed to monitor the situation closely and to take actions as needed within the coordination process with a view to achieving a sound recovery and a growing world economy.
Given the close linkage between trade and growth, the Ministers and Governors also emphasized the importance of bringing the Uruguay Round to a successful conclusion.
The Ministers and Governors also reviewed developments in international financial markets and reaffirmed their commitment to cooperate closely on exchange markets.
The Ministers and Governors welcomed the reform efforts underway in Central and Eastern Europe, and in Latin America, Africa, and Asia. They agreed that a strong global economic recovery and open markets in the major industrial countries will provide necessary support for these efforts. They noted the difficult economic situation in the Soviet Union and the need for sustained economic reforms.
The Ministers and Governors encouraged developing countries to continue the pursuit of market-oriented reforms, and underscored the importance of active IMF and World Bank support for this effort, both through conditionality and financing. In this connection, they reaffirmed their commitment to implement the increase in IMF quotas by the end of the year.


Nižinskyj | Conservative Political Comment: Is the NHS eroding our civil liberties?
Is the NHS eroding our civil liberties?
Tuesday's Times reported on its front page a headline on the proposed 'Crackdown on middle class wine drinkers' that Boris Johnson has since kicked up a storm on his blog, as doctors have been renewing pressure on this already legislation-happy government into imposing higher taxes on alcohol sales and providing more 'safety' warnings on labels. It represents a fundamental shift in Whitehall policy towards drinking, which in the past has focused on underage and anti-social drinkers. It also represents an unwelcome return of that old familiar stench 'the man in Whitehall knows best'. With this change, policy no longer rests on merely enforcing the law and protecting the public from violent individuals - it is taking the very odious decision of protecting the public from themselves. Not content with deciding for responsible adults (and employers) when and where they may smoke, doctors and ministers are now seeking to control how much individuals should drink in their own homes for their own good. A Whitehall source told The Times that they wish now '...to target the older drinkers, those that are maybe drinking one or two bottles of wine at home each evening' before woefully adding that they simply 'do not realise the damage they are doing to their health'!
Now, although this writer is all in favour of shifting income tax onto indirect taxation, we all know this is not going to happen. This pernicious tax would simply add to the public's burden and is nothing short of a naked attack on individualism and personal responsibility - two things that are already sorely lacking in this country. For while the pen-pushers at Whitehall wither over their charts and statistics, the reality is that it is the responsible lower-middle income drinker that will suffer from this ludicrous piece of nanny legislation. It does not even hold the shred of authority that the smoking ban claimed - namely, protecting non-smokers from the passive smoke they do not choose to inhale - and yet the head of science and ethics at the British Medical Association still felt confident in her assertion that 'It is not the nanny state. It is about informed choices'.
But the truth is it is about neither. The root motive of this, and by extension all nanny health legislation, is money. More specifically, the ailing NHS's money. We have to ask ourselves seriously; why else should the man in Whitehall really be so concerned with our health? The Times reported in same said article that 'ministers wish to highlight the increasing burden that drink-related disease is placing on the NHS...estimated to be costing between £1.3 billion and £1.7 billion [a year]'. So there it is. In black and white. It's because it costs them money. Though technically it's our money. So instead of having the individual responsibility of drinking reasonably in order to avoid large personal medical costs, we must be chastised and taxed collectively by the state to make sure we're taking good care of ourselves and aren't doing the terribly selfish thing of costing our neighbour money.
In this sense the health service stands out as the last socialist holy cow to survive the Thatcherite era. It is the last post-war institution to be maintained despite making zero economic sense, racking up enormous public debts, and by proxy eroding individual responsibility through more and more government legislation. British Gas, British Airways, British Rail, British Waterways etc were all privatised for these very reasons, and although Mrs Thatcher would very much have liked the NHS to follow, realpolitik of the time made this an impossibility far surpassing the 'troubles' of the Poll Tax. However, with Tony Blair's Labour government having 'alleviated' more and more of the health service through the Private Finance Initiative in the last 10 years, perhaps it is time for complete privatisation to be (very gently) put back on the table.
It needs to be addressed that - wonderful an idea as it was, and great things it has nonetheless achieved - the stark reality is that the NHS is unsustainable, that it has become a monster with an insatiable appetite for vast amounts of money that seem to go nowhere. It has proved itself unable to cope with the challenges of an ageing population in the aftermath of the post-war baby boom. While more and more medical care is needed and new treatment becomes more and more expensive, our population and ergo tax revenues decrease. This has placed the health service in a situation of perpetual decline, while the taxpayer is paradoxically forced to cough up more and more of their earnings for a worsening service. In business this would be called a diseconomy of scale. Added to this - as Whitehall are attempting to point out - the responsible drinker ends up paying for the reckless indulgences and misdemeanours of others.
On the other hand, privatising the health service would enable the government to massively slash income tax - giving the public the free choice of where to place their hard earned cash and removing the fiscal motive for Whitehall poking their nose into peoples' decisions. A private firm would in no way be worried about the strain placed on their resources by people who wish to drink more than they should, and the subsequent treatment would in fact be welcomed as good for business. The government would no longer have to worry about taxing the public into good health, nor would it feel the need to emblazon bottles of wine with large ugly health warnings because it would no longer be any of their concern. Such a huge reduction in the scope of government and of nanny statism - which is only ever a few moral panics away from police statism - can only be seen as a victory for liberty.
Of course, it would be a difficult campaign to fight - the health service is somewhat of a Pandora's Box in that when you're seemingly getting something for free, you're not going to want to give it up, even if it is in a terrible mess. Nigel Lawson is said to have called it 'the national religion' . But in the campaign that will no doubt soon need to be fought, it needs to be addressed to the people that the problems the NHS is now causing outweigh its benefits in the modern day, particularly in regard to personal choice and responsibility. No longer should the prosperous, the responsible, the frugal, hard-working and law-abiding citizen be held back by paying for the reckless, the idiotic, the short-sighted, and criminal members of our society. This writer remembers very vividly being taught Aesop's story of the Ant and the Grasshopper at school, yet wonders what on earth is the point in teaching children such an important lesson if the Welfare State is going to be there to work for you just in case you decided to ignore it?
...gather all power to the supreme party and party leaders, rising like stately pinnacles above their vast bureaucracies of civil servants, no longer servants and no longer civil...nip[ping] opinion in the bud. My friends, I must tell you that a socialist policy is abhorrent to the British ideals of freedom.
Churchill was laughed down at the time - with the utmost respect of course - as an old-fashioned reactionary conjuring up fantasies of totalitarianism to preserve the imperial Britain everyone else was fairly certain was coming to an end. Yet, in a time when the authorities are able to shoot dead an innocent man in a tube station , or break into an innocent Muslim's home during the early hours and shoot him  - all for our own good, these words may demand review. The NHS is the last bastion of this socialist future Churchill warned against - it continues to place government in a position of over-reaching responsibility - and thus power - to interfere with peoples' lives for what it believes to be for their own good. As Milton Friedman observed, the worrying thing about this is that 'the power to do good is also the power to do harm...[and] even though the men who wield this power initially be of good will...those who control the power today may not tomorrow'.
This writer is not for a moment suggesting that privatising the NHS would somehow magically restore Britons' lost civil liberties or instantly reduce the scope of the state in our lives. Not at all. But it is the cold hard truth that it was this post-war craving for a strong, far-reaching and powerful government to enforce equality that got us into this mess in the first place. In the words of David Bowie's chilling homage to Nineteen Eighty-Four (released as Diamond Dogs in 1974) - a demoralised people wanting 'someone to claim us/someone to follow/someone to shame us - some brave Apollo' ended up with Big Brother. I doubt there are many in this country who wish to live up to that Orwellian nightmare, but they would do well to remember that - as every revolution has taught us - the road to hell is indeed paved with good intentions.


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Best Father Daughter Dance Songs For Your Big Day
Father daughter dance songs commemorate one of the most critical days in the lives of fathers and daughters alike. It may feel impossible to pick one song out of the millions of tunes available today.
Below you'll find some of our favorite picks and a guide to help you make the most of this unforgettable occasion.
How We Choose Our Ratings For The Best Father Daughter Dance Songs
Top 10 Best Father Daughter Dance Songs
What a Wonderful World by Louis Armstrong
Stand By Me by Ben E. King
My Girl by The Temptations
Unforgettable by Nat King Cole and Natalie Cole
My Little Girl by Tim McGraw
Father and Daughter by Paul Simon
Daddy's Hands by Holly Dunn
You've Got a Friend in Me by Randy Newman
Landslide by Fleetwood Mac
Daughters by John Mayer
For this article, we wanted to provide you with a wide array of father-daughter dance songs to help you make the most of your wedding day.
Each song on our top ten list is unique in its own way. The songs at the top of the list are our favorites, and as such we've rated them with five stars. However, each song on this list would make an excellent choice for that particular dance.
Father Daughter Dance Songs
The song you choose to share with your father on your wedding day will depend on your taste, essential memories you have with your dad, and also what the theme of your wedding is. Below you'll find just a handful of our favorite father-daughter dance songs.
This is one of the best father daughter dance songs out there. The unique voice of Louis Armstrong graces listeners of this song with an incredible sense of peace and joy. This song is an excellent choice for father-daughter dances at outdoor, spring-time weddings.
The joy felt in the timeless lyrics portrays a sense of pride and immense love from the father to his daughter. For many fathers, watching their daughter get married is a time of pride, happiness, and amazement at the woman their little girl has grown into. This song fits perfectly with those sentiments and will bring a smile to the faces of many.
Because it is so familiar with a number of listeners, this song is an excellent choice for both formal weddings and casual events. Additionally, this is an excellent choice if you are looking to create a warm sense of positivity at your wedding reception. However, the tempo of this song is a little slow and may not suit the tastes of every listener.
Undoubtedly, this song is a classic, and we've given it our highest rating of five stars.
Well known in the 1960s and today, this is one of the beautiful father daughter dance songs by Ben E. King is excellent tune for fathers and daughters sharing a dance floor. The transition from daughter to bride can be intimidating for both women getting married and their fathers. This cheery yet soulful tune can help ease fears of the future ahead.
This heartfelt song is well known by many and will likely bring many smiles to the faces of guests. Also, this hit is appropriate for both casual and formal situations, day or night.
It provides listeners with a feeling of warmth that is sure to keep spirits high and give a touching memory for brides, their fathers, and all of their honored guests. Because this classic song is short, well known, and appropriate for a wide variety of wedding themes, we've given it our top rating of five stars.
This is one of our favorites for father daughter dance songs. It gives an upbeat warmth that will spread love, joy, and good feelings throughout your wedding reception, consider choosing "My Girl" as your father-daughter dance song. This song is great for spring or summer weddings and outdoor receptions.
When used for a father-daughter dance, the timeless lyrics remind listeners just how much joy is brought to fathers by their daughters. Additionally, guests will enjoy the familiar tune in conjunction with either formal or casual weddings.
Plus, this song is short enough to keep fathers and daughters from being overwhelmed by being in the spotlight for too long. This sweet and upbeat song will bring smiles to wedding guests and set a happy and warm tone for any occasion.
For spreading immense joy and providing a much-loved warmth to any environment, we give this song 4.9 stars.
If you're looking for a song that will fit into a dreamy, formal wedding reception, this remastered version of Nat King Cole's "Unforgettable" reigns supreme. Featuring vocal complements from his daughter Natalie Cole, this version of the well-known tune is an excellent choice for the traditional father-daughter wedding dance.
In the context of a father sharing a dance with his daughter, the lyrics in this song will remind listeners that the bond shared between these two is unforgettable. Both father and daughter know that they could never forget all of the love shared between them, and this song tells the world about their immense bond.
Natalie Cole's heartfelt tribute to her father's beautiful song will fill the air with a romantic sense of joy. We've given this beautiful bond between father and daughter has earned 4.9 stars from us. It is an excellent choice for formal weddings but may seem out of place at more casually themed events.
This sentimental and modern country song by Tim McGraw is an excellent choice for highlighting the unconditional love felt by fathers toward their daughters. Gracing the dance floor to this tune will likely lead to tears of joy from you, your father, and many of your guests.
The slow pace of this song gives fathers and daughters alike the chance to reflect on the path that has led to this moment. Inevitably, both daddy and daughter alike will be flooded with memories of each step of the journey they have taken together.
And as Tim McGraw reminds his little girl, this song will remind brides that their fathers will always be there for them. Because this song highlights the transition from daughter to newlywed so sweetly, we've given it 4.8 out of five stars. However, if slow and sweet isn't your style this song may not be best for your wedding day.
Also, if country music makes your skin crawl check out some of our other five star winners.
"Father and Daughter" by Paul Simon is indeed a dedication of love from father to daughter. The lyrics are timeless. Plus, the upbeat tune of this track will put smiles on the faces of friends and family, as well as the bride and her father.
This simple song is upbeat and promises to the bride that her father loves her immensely and always will. While the transition from daughter to wife can be intimidating, it is reassuring for many women to hear how loved they are.
Paul Simon's characteristic folk sound makes this song an excellent fit for weddings with casual themes. This light and airy tune will also work well for outside weddings with a sunny, warm-weather vibe. However, if you're going for a more traditional theme, this song may not be the best fit. We give this delightful single 4.8 out of five stars.
One of the best father daughter dance songs out there, Holly Dunn's old-timey country song "Daddy's Hands" is a testament to her love for her father. The emotion portrayed through her thoughtful lyrics can make an excellent backdrop for the dance shared between a father and his daughter during a wedding reception.
This song presents itself as a gift from daughter to father. Brides can use this tune to acknowledge the love and support they have received from their father over the course of their lifetime. Due to the intense nature of the love shared between father and daughter in this song, it's likely that fathers will tear up during the dance.
The medium-paced cadence of this song makes it easy to dance to. This song will work well at receptions of every season. However, it's probably more appropriate for casual events than overly formal affairs.
This song may not be the perfect fit for everyone, but it is indeed a high-quality choice for some.
We've given it 4.8 stars.
This lighthearted tune from Randy Newman is most famous for its use in the Disney classic Toy Story. However, don't let that stop you from considering it for your father-daughter dance. The upbeat tempo of this song captures the joy found in the relationship that fathers and daughters hold so close to their hearts.
Quite often fathers and daughters have fun-filled "best buddies" type relationships. Randy Newman's, "You've Got a Friend in Me," is the perfect song to commemorate this type of relationship. While letting go of his little girl may be bittersweet for the father of the bride, this song will lift spirits.
In addition to providing a cheerful tone to the dance shared between father and daughter, this song reminds daughters that their father will always be there for them no matter what.
For its upbeat tune and powerful message, this song has rightfully earned four and a half stars.
However, if the theme of your wedding is very formal, this song may not fit well.
When used as one of the father daughter dance songs during a wedding reception, this song reads somewhat like a bittersweet farewell from daughter to her daddy. The bride acknowledges the growth she has experienced through the years and gently reminds her father that the course of time has made her into the woman she is today.
The gentle acoustic tones in this song make it perfect for weddings with a bit of a "flowy" theme to them. In other words, this song is great for weddings with other "soft" attributes like simple lace, muted color schemes, and natural lighting.
While many people love this heartfelt song from Fleetwood Mac, it's not a tune for every occasion. Weddings featuring more formal themes may seem at odds with the intrinsically folk-sounding song.
However, this song would fit in perfectly at outdoor weddings or those featuring more of a naturalistic theme. Overall, this song is an excellent choice for some, but not incredibly versatile, so we have given it 4.5 stars.
"Daughters" by John Mayer can make an excellent choice of all the father daughter dance songs on the market today. Although it is a bit slower, its acoustic sounds and heartfelt lyrics speak to the importance of the relationship between father and daughter.
As Mayer speaks of the results of good parenting on the development of their daughters, listeners are reminded that the bride and groom indeed are products of their upbringing. This song will inspire happy nostalgia and a delightful sense of sentiment among wedding guests.
Due to the slow and peaceful cadence of this song, tears are likely to well in the eyes of fathers and daughters as they hit the dance floor. While the effect is quite beautiful to imagine, it may not be what everyone is going for. Also, if fathers and daughters have ever had a stressful relationship, this song could bring up bad memories.
Choosing a great song to share a dance with your father is only half of the battle. It is also essential to find a reliable way to present the song during your wedding reception. Depending on how you plan to play music at your wedding will be a significant determining factor of what medium you should purchase.
In general, modern technology has made digital downloads an excellent option for a wide variety of uses. When choosing what song to purchase look for the following qualities:
Clear and Precise Audio Quality
Correct Version of the Song You Want to Use
The Ability to Purchase a Single Song
A Sample to Evaluate the Quality of the Song
All in all, picking father daughter dance songs does not have to be complicated or intimidating. Follow what feels right to represent the relationship you have with your father. Also, if you are using a DJ service or live music, be sure to check about song availability before committing to either.
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Domestic households are constantly looking for ways to lower energy bills and make savings where they can. One of the easiest ways you can do this is to look at your lighting setup, which often contributes a significant percentage to any household electricity bill. LED lighting is growing in popularity due to its benefits when it comes to energy saving and is suitable for replacing most fittings including halogen lights, dimmable bulbs and spotlights. They create a great amount of illumination in your home, for less energy than you're currently using.
At Coastal Energy Kent, we offer energy saving solutions to households across the South East. Our LED installs service ensures your home or property is fitted with cost-effective lighting solutions that will save you money. Our contractors are all fully qualified and insured, giving you the peace of mind your lighting is in the hands of the experts. Our team will also be able to advise you about other ways to lower your energy bills and can advise on sensible levels of lighting and can install light sensors or timers to activate lighting only when required. We also offer a range of other electrical services for domestic households.
For further information on LED installs or to enquire about any of our domestic electrical services for your home, contact Coastal Energy Kent on 01303 729729. We are qualified professional electricians based in Dover, but cover the whole of the south east across Kent and Sussex. So if you're a homeowner anywhere from Brighton to Croydon, and from Dartford to Canterbury, we cover all the areas in between. Simply get in touch to learn more about how Coastal Energy Kent can help with your LED installs needs today. Our friendly team are ready to help.


Through the Blood - Written by a Christian Lady... Do enjoy reading this poem… Send it to a friend… "Christian Poet"
Take me through the blood of Jesus.
Oh, don't go another way!
I would not shun it ~ or delay!
Bringing hope in darkest night!
No other way that we may go!!


If got them online somewhere, you can give me a link and i can add them for you.
@jean i have time Monday and Tuesday...if you want i can check and place the actions from dudebxl.
ok, cool, do that then your help is greatly appreciated!
If you need more guidance, let me know.
Thanks, I meant more for future stuff, there were a few in the past that someone else had to come and add for me.
I will soon have a bit more time so expect some new actions soon..
I updated all my forum post, but no ecosytem yet.
Should I use the Glist?
yes, you can use GitHub, If you want to do this, we can have a skype call, I'll show you around and give you access to the various github necessary for the Ecosystem.
I will get all my actions together this week.
Not sure if I understood correctly, but could we just fork the repository and then adding own custom actions for 3rd party assets. Then just doing pull request in GitHub?
1. How do i update the code for my action on the [ecosystem] action github ?
2. How do we link an action to a shader. (two actions in the [ecosystem] action github require a specific shader to function)?
3. How do we add more actions to the [ecosystem] action github?
Let's organize a quick skype call, it will be simpler.
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3. adding more actions requires to have the clones of the repository it should go ( Unity 4 and up actions goes in the U4 rep, Unity 5 and up goes in the U4, etc) check with me on what action you want to add, and I'll help you choosing the right one, once you understand the principle, you'll be fine.
@jeanfabre, many thanks for the feedback.
Yes a skype will be needed.. let me get back to you with a date/time by private msg.


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"If They Build It, They Will Fill It": Prison Abolitionists Protest Outside the Ford Foundation
Over 50 protestors gathered outside the Ford Foundation's Manhattan headquarters, responding to the foundation president's statements in support of New York City's plan to close Rikers Island prison complex and build smaller detention facilities in its place.
by Hakim Bishara September 27, 2019 September 28, 2019
Protestors outside the Ford Foundation in Manhattan (photo by Hakim Bishara/Hyperallergic)
"If they build it, they will fill it," activists chanted this morning, September 27, in a protest held outside the Ford Foundation's headquarters in Manhattan. Over 50 protestors from grassroots organizations No New Jails, Decolonize This Place, and Take Back the Bronx congregated outside the building's entrance on East 43rd Street to protest statements made by the foundation's president, Darren Walker, in support of a City plan to build smaller detention facilities in New York City in lieu of the infamous Rikers Island prison complex. The protesters attempted to storm the foundation's atrium but were blocked by the building's security and New York Police Department (NYPD) officers.
The activists were met with a large police force (equipped with zip ties) in addition to the foundation's security personnel. (photo by Jasmine Weber/Hyperallergic)
"This is a message to the Ford Foundation, Open Society Foundations, and all the organizations that want to tell us how to fight for our freedom, that tell us that building new jails is humane," said Brittany Williams, an organizer with No New Jails NYC. "It is our duty to fight for our freedom," she continued, "we have nothing to lose but our chains." Protesters followed with the chant: "Darren Walker, we won't let you sabotage abolition with reformist camouflage."
The activists were met with a large police force (equipped with zip ties) in addition to the foundation's security personnel. "You can't call yourself abolitionists if you call the police," a speaker from Take Back the Bronx said, addressing the foundation. "We will not stand by and let you build new skyscraper jails."
The protesters attempted to storm the foundation's building but were blocked by the building's security and NYPD officers. (photo by Hakim Bishara/Hyperallergic)
In a controversial blog post, titled "In Defense of Nuance," published last week, Walker defended a decision by the Commission on New York City Criminal Justice and Incarceration Reform, of which he is a member, to build the four new prisons and accused the activists of blindness to nuance. "We cannot let the perfect be the enemy of progress," he wrote. "If we skip steps, we risk creating a new kind of gap — a gap of missed opportunities and lost alliances."
In response to Walker's post, a group of 100 Ford Foundation Fellows published an open letter yesterday criticizing the foundation's policy of replacement jails. The list of signatories has since grown to 256 fellows.
In a new blog post this morning, Walker responded to the outcry raised by the activists and Ford Fellows with a conciliatory message. "The Ford Foundation is unwavering in its commitment to ending mass incarceration," Walker wrote. "We envision a world where people are not locked up in cages, treated inhumanely, and stripped of their dignity. To work toward this goal we support a range of initiatives and organizations working to eradicate the harmful footprint of mass incarceration and protect and promote the humanity and dignity of all people."
"As a black man with many family members who have been ensnared in the system, I know, personally, that the distance between justice and injustice is perilously, painfully short — especially as a result of entrenched discrimination and economic inequality," Walker added in a personal note. "I am proud of our work — all of it — to reform a discriminatory system that treats millions of people so unfairly."
"Jails are not philanthropic," said Sandy Grande, a Ford Fellow and Indigenous scholar at the protest. "Social science research supports that new jails mean more incarceration; New Jails mean poor health; New jails mean gentrification communities; and we do not support that as fellows of the Ford Foundation."
Workers of the Ford Foundation carried a No New Jails poster in solidarity with the protestors (photo by Jasmine Weber/Hyperallergic)
"Darren Walker's remarks and endorsement of 'replacement jails' is a continuation of the Ford Foundation's long history of repressing and co-opting liberation and abolitionist movements," Jasmine Salters, another Ford Fellow, told Hyperallergic during the protest. "The push for new jails, the attempts to silence us, the strategic deployment of identity politics to legitimize institutions of oppression, and the presence of the NYPD today are all clear reminders that this foundation is not invested in our safety or our liberation," she added. "Liberal reform is not liberation. No new jails."
As protesters were carrying their speeches outside, two workers at the foundation, showed their solidarity with the activists by carrying a sign that read "No New Jails" and raising their fists up in the air. The protesters replied to the workers' gesture with cheers.
"Angela Davis brought us here," said Williams, referencing the writer's call to mobilize against the Ford Foundation during a panel discussion at Riverside Church in Manhattan earlier this week. Davis, who did not attend the protest today, sent the protesters a message of support, which they later shared with Hyperallergic. Davis wrote:
I am truly sorry that I am not able to be present during the protest at the Ford Foundation, which is also an important educational moment. The entire history of imprisonment reveals that new forms of incarceration have never succeeded in solving the problems of violent and repressive jails and prisons. I join those who applaud Ford Fellows, No New Jails activists, and others who are attempting to break the historical cycle of replacing violent jails with facilities produced according to newer penalogical and architectural standards. In virtually every attempt at reform through replacement, the new jail or prison eventually becomes equally or more repressive, as it promotes the further expansion of imprisoned populations. One salient example is the closing of the old Women's House of Detention in Greenwich Village, where I myself spent several months in 1970. The promise of better conditions for women on Riker's Island was never fulfilled. The Riker's Island complex has become a national symbol of carceral violence and structural racism and if the four proposed new jails are constructed, they are destined to follow the same trajectory. People all over the country – and indeed in other parts of the world – are closely watching the process of closing Riker's. If this closure is accompanied, not by new jails, but by mental health services, housing, education and the strengthening of those communities affected by hyper policing and overincarceration, New York will have clearly demonstrated that abolitionist pathways can help create more sustainable futures.
"Jails are not philanthropic." Ford Fellow Sandy Grande. (photo by Hakim Bishara/Hyperallergic)
In a phone conversation this evening, Walker told Hyperallergic: "Unfortunately, the characterization is that I'm in support of increasing the capacity of incarceration in New York City, and that is absolutely untrue."
"The goal is to have fewer total beds in New York City and to address the issue of inhumane incarceration," he added. "I regret that it's been articulated in simplistic terms, when the commission's goal is to actually reduce the number of incarcerated people."
In response to No New Jails's demand from Walker to "stop all funding for new jails," he asked: "How are we investing in jails? Part of the storyline today was that the Ford Foundation is using its money to build jails. We're not using our money to build jails."
When asked if he sympathizes with the protestors, Walker said: "A prison is not an abstract idea to me. I've been to prisons, not on a research project, but to visit relatives."
"I understand the pain, and I understand seeing someone you love be treated inhumanely," he added. "I am very mindful of the suffering that families and communities experience because of mass incarceration."
In an article published on Medium today, No New Jails NYC reported that Walker requested a meeting with the group's organizers. The group stated two conditions for meeting with Walker: "First, we join over 200 Ford Fellows calling for President Walker to retract his statement and to stop all funding for new jails. In addition, we will meet with representatives from the Foundation, as long as it is a public meeting before the Oct 17th jail vote to tell New Yorkers why he opposes the fight to Close Rikers with No New Jails and the decades of funding 'black capitalism' at the expense of our Black liberation."
"Darren Walker, you can't hide," Williams said in closing. The protestors broke in a serious of joyous dances and dispersed while chanting, "We'll be back!"
Editor's note 9/27/19 8:43pm: This article has been updated to include comments provided by Darren Walker following this morning's protest.
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Alelur Duran says:
As someone who served 12 years in prison, including 29 months in Rikers Island, the argument that the No New Jails coalition is making hits close to home. I endured beatings by corrections officers and my family had to suffer through countless indignities going to visit me. I also happen to have worked at the Ford Foundation and know Darren Walker personally. The notion that the Ford Foundation is funding the building of new jails is ludicrous and completely false. Darren Walker is a good man and has fought hard to end mass incarceration. I met him at Eastern Correctional Facility in 2015 and he has hired many formerly incarcerated people. The conditions in Rikers Island are deplorable and inhumane. We need to work together to prevent the city from using the schism between activists to not be held accountable for the structural inequities that have contributed to mass incarceration. The outrage at Ford is completely misplaced and unfair. The people who have been in Rikers Island want to see it close more than anyone. Angela Davis is right about how the city has failed us in the past. We need to redirect our focus to elected officials to ensure that communities impacted by incarceration and criminalization receive the support necessary to stem the flow to Rikers Island and prisons upstate.
Alelur Duran


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17 Motivational Quotes By Dr. B. R. Ambedkar That Will Help You Rise Above All Odds.
We know B.R. Ambedkar as the Father of Indian Constitution but what many of us don't know are the struggles he faced. He suffered many hardships in his life for being a member of the Dalit community. Once he was travelling with his elder brother in a bullock cart and the driver intentionally toppled the cart upon realizing that they belonged to the untouchable groups. He faced discrimination at every point in his life but he did not let the bitterness become a hindrance in his path. Instead he proved his mettle to the haters and went on to pursue higher studies in London.
Always eager to learn, Ambedkar was enchanted by Sanskrit but unfortunately people of his community were forbidden from studying the language. However his love for Sanskrit never dwindled and when it was time for deciding the nation's national language, Sanskrit was the first choice for Ambedkar. In a bid to promote Sanskrit, Ambedkar and Mr. Shastri decided to converse in Sanskrit during a public meeting. People were awestruck and it grabbed many eyeballs. However Ambedkar's hopes were dashed when majority of law makers decided against making Sanskrit the national language. Since Hindi was much more popular in the nation it was awarded the honor. What our legislators did not fathom then was the fact that decades later the same Sanskrit language would become a hot favorite, even in the West.
Sincerity is the sum of all moral qualities.
- Dr. B.R. Ambedkar
If I find the constitution being misused, I shall be the first to burn it.
Life should be great rather than long.
We are Indians, firstly and lastly.
Be Educated, Be Organised and Be Agitated
They cannot make history who forget history
The relationship between husband and wife should be one of closest friends.
Every man who repeats the dogma of Mill that one country is no fit to rule another country must admit that one class is not fit to rule another class.
Cultivation of mind should be the ultimate aim of human existence.
I like the religion that teaches liberty, equality and fraternity.
I measure the progress of a community by the degree of progress which women have achieved.
In Hinduism, conscience, reason and independent thinking have no scope for development.
So long as you do not achieve social liberty, whatever freedom is provided by the law is of no avail to you.
A great man is different from an eminent one in that he is ready to be the servant of the society.
Law and order are the medicine of the body politic and when the body politic gets sick, medicine must be administered.
Men are mortal. So are ideas. An idea needs propagation as much as a plant needs watering. Otherwise both will wither and die.
The sovereignty of scriptures of all religions must come to an end if we want to have a united integrated modern India.
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PS 103:6-13 and Exodus 33:7-11; 34:5b-9, 28
6 The Lord accomplishes mercies, and his judgment is for all who patiently endure injuries.
7 He has made his ways known to Moses, his will to the sons of Israel.
8 The Lord is compassionate and merciful, patient and full of mercy.
9 He will not be angry forever, and he will not threaten for eternity.
10 He has not dealt with us according to our sins, and he has not repaid us according to our iniquities.
11 For according to the height of the heavens above the earth, so has he reinforced his mercy toward those who fear him.
12 As far as the east is from the west, so far has he removed our iniquities from us.
13 As a father is compassionate to his sons, so has the Lord been compassionate to those who fear him.
Exodus 33:7-11; 34:5b-9, 28
7 Also, Moses took the tabernacle and pitched it beyond the camp at a distance, and he called its name: 'Tabernacle of the Covenant.' And all the people, who had any kind of question, went out to the Tabernacle of the Covenant, beyond the camp.
8 And when Moses went out to the tabernacle, all the people rose up, and each one stood at the door of his pavilion, and they beheld the back of Moses until he entered the tent.
9 And when he had gone into the Tabernacle of the Covenant, the pillar of cloud descended and stood at the door, and he spoke with Moses.
10 And all discerned that the pillar of cloud stood at the door of the Tabernacle. And they stood and worshipped at the doors of their tents.
11 But the Lord spoke to Moses face to face, just as a man is used to speaking to his friend. And when he returned to the camp, his minister Joshua, the son of Nun, a young man, did not withdraw from the Tabernacle.
Moses stood with him, calling upon the name of the Lord.
6 And as he was crossing before him, he said: "The Ruler, the Lord God, merciful and lenient, patient and full of compassion and also truthful,
7 who preserves mercy a thousand fold, who takes away iniquity, and wickedness, and also sin; and with you no one, in and of himself, is innocent. You render the iniquity of the fathers to the sons, and also to their descendents to the third and fourth generation."
8 And hurrying, Moses bowed down prostrate to the ground; and worshiping,
9 he said: "If I have found grace in your sight, O Lord, I beg you to walk with us, (for the people are stiff-necked) and take away our iniquities and our sin, and so possess us."
28 Therefore, he was in that place with the Lord for forty days and forty nights; he did not eat bread and he did not drink water, and he wrote on the tablets the ten words of the covenant.


One of the many beautiful islands in the Venetian lagoon is Certosa. It is located on a 5 minutes vaporetto ride to the east side of Venice, between San Pietro and Sant'Elena. Certosa is very green and ideal to escape the crowds of Venice. The island was abandoned for a very long time, and hence unknown to most visitors. Thanks to the ongoing major redevelopment, you will certainly enjoy this island if you like water sports, nature or silence. You get the panoramic views on Venice and Lido on top of it.
Why should you visit Certosa?
Certosa is the perfect place to relax, but it is unknown to the majority of tourists visiting Venice. I also have to plead guilty here, as I only discovered it quite recently. The majority of its 22 ha, which is similar to Burano, is nature. It has a marina, with a shipyard to repair old and new vessels and a sailing school. There is only one hotel with a restaurant and bar, and there are no shops or other commercial activities.
The huge park is perfect for a long walk or for running and has recently been renovated. Be aware that it's not a meticulously designed garden as you might expect from the name 'park'. It's rather a combination of a forest, grass areas and some bunkers. The large grass fields are perfect to play soccer or any other game for which you need a lot of space. The plant and animal life is very diverse. You will even find palm trees. There is also a small beach, even though it was a bit dirty when I visited it and not something where I would go to sunbath. There were however several people wading in the water of the lagoon looking for 'vongole'. If you would like to visit the largest park of Venice, it is located on one of the other islands, i.e. San Servolo. You can find more information in my post 'San Servolo: A green island with a medical history'.
The marina has a capacity of 300 moorings up to 60 meter in length and is equipped with modern facilities. The sheds of the marina are also used for temporary events. We discovered the island thanks to the Horizontal Metropolis exhibition as part of the 2016 Architecture Biennale. We also found steel domes of the 'Journey into Fragility' art installation near the marina.
The Vento di Venezia team regularly organizes events, BBQ's and other festivities, so this could be an additional incentive to visit the island. As an example, earlier this month the island hosted the first edition of the Festival for the Earth, which included amongst other things an artist residence program. When you plan to visit Certosa, make sure to check the Facebook page of Vento di Venezia. You can find all the upcoming events there.
I haven't slept in the hotel nor eaten in the restaurant 'Ristorante il Certosino' yet, but having a drink on the terrace with a view on the lagoon amidst the nature is very pleasant. You are surrounded by Venetian families who come there to have a good time with friends while the children and dogs run around freely. It's the perfect place to enjoy a prosecco or a spritz.
Wherever you are on the island, you can enjoy gorgeous panoramic views of the lagoon, Venice and the other islands.
The island has a very diverse history. It used to be the location of the religious orders of the Augustinians from 1199 and of the Carthusians from the 15th century. The name Certosa is derived from the Italian name of this order, i.e. Certosini. When Napoleon invaded Venice, he turned this beautiful island into military grounds and destroyed all the art. Afterwards, the Italian army built a munition factory on the island and used it as a shooting range. You can still see several bunkers from this military era in the park and along the marina. As from 1960, Certosa was completely neglected and abandoned.
In 1996, a group of local residents, together with the city of Venice, decided to redevelop this forgotten island. The goal is to create a recreational and green area. The Vento di Venezia organization is now managing the island and coordinating the project. The marina and the park have already undergone many changes, even though the tornado of 2012 damaged many trees and led to a delay in the project. The future plans even include a swimming pool and a Zeppelin for a view from 150 meter high. They would also like to add bridges to cross the canal to the nearby Vignole island. It is however unclear when these plans will be realized.
The Certosa island depends for its electricity on the mainland. Earlier this year, a program was launched together with Terna, the Italian electricity grid operator, to turn Certosa into a renewable energy island. During a 3 year project, they will test electric vehicles and recharging stations, ICT systems for public lighting and broadband connectivity, energy efficiency, photovoltaic systems, mini-wind turbines and batteries for electricity storage. This should allow the island to veer to localized energy management.
I realize that it's often difficult to march off the Venice island if you are there for only a couple of days. However, spending a couple of hours on Certosa is a unique experience. Besides, you will be able to see the skyline of Venice, which you cannot if you stay on the main island.
Certosa can be reached by vaporetto 41/42. It is only one stop from Sant'Elena and from San Pietro. The stop is on request (in the winter season), so don't forget to mention it when you board the vaporetto. To return, there is a bell on the vaporetto platform. When you press the button, you will see that a light is turned on to show the driver that you would like to be picked up. You just need to make sure you select the right direction.
On your way back, you can get off at Sant'Elena (more on this area in my post 'Sant'Elena: The perfect area for your stay in Venice') to walk back to the historical center. Alternatively, you can visit some of the other lagoon islands. Detourism Venezia, the initiative of the City of Venice to promote slow and sustainable tourism for curious travellers, recently published an overview of the lagoon islands in its online magazine. You can use it as an inspiration tool to decide where you want to go.
Don't miss this chance to visit a quiet oasis with view on the romantic city of Venice. Besides, not many of your friends will already have seen it, so you will have something new to tell them.


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Q: Using Unity baked ambient occlusion for unlit shader I am working on a mobile game in Unity, and we've reached the optimisation stage of development. We've been using realtime AA from the Post-Processing Stack, but I would like to switch to baked AA, because nothing except for the player moves in our game.
Here's the problem: we only use unlit materials in our game. This wasn't a problem for the Post-Processing Stack, but it does prevent baked ambient occlusion from being visible in-game. I've considered two possibilities.
Possibility 1: We use a lit shader, but disable all realtime lights and simply setup the baked lighting so it appears unlit. The main problem with this solution is that I believe this isn't as performant as we'd like.
Possibility 2: We edit our custom unlit shaders to include unity's baked lighting layers. I believe this is the best option, as it would maintain the performance of our custom shaders. The problem with this is that I can't find any documentation on what needs to be changed to make this happen.
So, my question is: which possibility is best? If it's possibility 1, will this severly hurt our performance? If it's possibilty 2, what do I need to do to make this work? Thank you for any help you can provide.


Christian Sammut, CEO of local cloud services provider BMIT.
The adoption of so-called 'cloud services' in Malta is somewhat limited and doesn't go much beyond e-mail and file-sharing, ranking Malta down in the list of European countries. However the take-up is increasing slowly but surely and situation is changing.
This is the opinion of Christian Sammut, the chief executive officer of BMIT, a Go subsidiary which is positioning itself as one of the leading hosting and co-location services providers in Malta. Just over a year ago the company launched its groundbreaking cloud services platform, with an investment of over €1 million.
"Research has shown us that many Maltese companies are still relatively new to the concept of cloud. While many of us already use some form of cloud application, beyond e-mail and file sharing services the adoption of other cloud services is somewhat limited. At BMIT we believe that the availability of a locally based cloud provider will help overcome some of the challenges which may exist and will help de-mystify some of the misconceptions and concerns which evolve around the cloud," Mr Sammut said.
A company that provides its services to international clients, especially in the i-gaming sector, is bound to feel the effects of the international economic situation. BMIT was no exception, though the past year has been quite positive for the company.
"Every year has its own challenges and opportunities – 2012 was no exception," admitted Mr Sammut.
"We in fact started the year aware of a dynamic and somewhat turbulent environment within the gaming industry all over Europe.
"Notwithstanding, I believe that Malta has fared relatively well in 2012 and has managed to remain one of Europe's leading jurisdictions.
Indeed BMIT has enhanced its managed services portfolio and early last year launched the first fully automated cloud platform in Malta. It is now a Microsoft Silver Hosting Partner, its data centres are PCI certified and the company has also achieved ISO 27001 accreditation.
This has not gone unnoticed, as BMIT has been short-listed for the 'Datacentre of the Year Award' at the EGR B2B Awards for 2013, to be held next week in London. The EGR B2B Awards are prestigious awards which celebrate the achievements of the very best service providers in the online gaming industry.
The magazine Gambling Insider in its April 2013 issue also interviewed Mr Sammut, though BMIT is trying to diversify and not just remain an i-gaming hosting services company.
When i-Tech spoke to Mr Sammut a year ago he identified the market size and the need to raise awareness and inform the market of the benefits that cloud services bring to businesses as two major challenges for the company. Has the situation changed?
"The dynamics and size of the local economy, its structure and culture, certainly influence and directly impact the rate of cloud adoption in Malta. These challenges will continue to exist for a number of years and as a result, we are continuously striving to reach out to local businesses, to raise the awareness and to adapt our service offering in line with local customer requirements," replied BMIT's CEO.
Asked about the role of government in supporting cloud services and the digital economy, he sees the government's support as vital.
"The Government has announced its intention to develop a new strategy for developing the local digital economy. This together with many other initiatives undertaken by the previous administration, are vital for creating an environment which is conducive to the growth of the ICT economy as well as to the adoption of cloud services.
The outlook for the immediate future looks good for BMIT but the company must continue to strive to provide the best services possible.
"First of all, we must continue to ensure that we provide the best level of service to our existing customers – in the way we serve them, in the way we support them and in the way we develop our relationships. Secondly, at BMIT we are on a journey, a journey which in 2013 will see BMIT consolidating its position in the market as the leading co-location, managed and cloud services provider," concluded Mr Sammut.


His face, now stoic, only ever shifted to either melancholy or glee. His gunslinger mustache of flaming red was lent a strange cast from the flaring blaze of his eyes, which were the hallmark purple of the mists of Limbo.
He remembered then what the Earther, Andy Crowley, had given him. The gift of heavy metal music: the art of rage and joy at once — the truth that we are, each of us, at once and always, both hero and sinner within.
He squeezed the neck of his legendary magic banjo and tipped his worn bowler hat to the young sorcerer's grave.
"La Villa Strangiato" the Banjoman said.
The Lord of Limbo turned from Andy Crowley's grave on Mars and stepped through the high pewter Ouroboros archway, where roiled the amethyst mists of Limbo, the realm between all realms where even death is but the middle of things.


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A life of peril and fear in Sarajevo
In the book, The Bosnian List, Kenan Trebincevic illuminates the experience of the people during the chaos of the war that faced Yugoslavia. The lives of the citizens of Sarajevo right from the young children to the fathers, mothers and the elderl...Read More
In the book, The Bosnian List, Kenan Trebincevic ...
In the book, The Bosnian List, Kenan Trebincevic illuminates the experience of the people during the chaos of the war that faced Yugoslavia. The lives of the citizens of Sarajevo right from the young children to the fathers, mothers and the elderly, they face the constant jitters and dangers that came with the war. The book by Kenan as well as the film titled Welcome to Sarajevo released in 1997 is classic illumination into the horrors that came with the war. The people of Sarajevo lived a life of peril and fear as the war waged on and beyond.
Kenan does a fantastic job at highlighting the plight and also the events that took place during the war further enhanced by the film directed by Michael Winterbottom. The film Welcome to Sarajevo [played a pivotal role in enabling me to understand further the role that the journalists played at sharing the story of the people in Sarajevo with the world. It is the sharing of the story that was critical at beating the lack of concern and apathy that the world had shown to the country that was suffering in the hands of war. Michael Henderson, an ITN reporter, having traveled to Bosnia where he meets an American journalist Jimmy Flynn that just like he was in search of a story. To their surprise, they can witness the suffering of the people of Sarajevo that did not receive the attention it deserved. It took the creative reporting by Henderson who made a report on an orphanage located in the war-hit areas with over two hundred children living in desperate conditions to capture the attention of the UK news. The apparent ignorance of the UK and the rest of the world to the plight of the Bosnians were more evident watching conditions that the children and other citizens lived in during the war yet the world remained silent about the issue.
The film further evokes empathy in its elaboration of the way Henderson and other Aid workers worked tirelessly to help the children. The strong bond and attachment that they formed to the extent that Henderson convinces Nina an American Aid worker to include a Bosnian girl into a bus set for Italy in a UN attempt to evacuate the children in the orphanage. The passion and attachment between the characters and the orphans are what evokes the strong empathy in the viewer. Nina goes out of her way to engage in an illegal act of taking the orphaned child although it was illegal. They work with Henderson to cover up the unlawful act just to keep a promise that he had made to her to save her from the suffering.
One aspect that was compelling in the movies is the way reporters go through so much trouble to share a story only to have the stories not materialize to anything. In the movie, there is a scene where a particularly graphic coverage on the massacre is removed from the most viewed time for an item on separation of the Duke and Duchess of York. Henderson's producer reminds him that coverage is not about the story but the ratings which were very saddening considering the Bosnian people needed the same people to go out and join the campaign to save them from the graphic nature of the war. It indicates the entertainment nature of news and information broadcasted instead of real and authentic pieces.
The volatile nature of the war was also an aspect that was brought out more clearly in the film than the book did. According to the movie, there was a danger that hung on the horizon at all times. There are instances where one is talking about a partner and the other moment the partner is shot dead out of the blues. To further demonstrate the grievous situation that faced the Sarajevo's, when one of the native drivers working with a British crew is jokingly given eggs by Goran Visnjic to nurse a hangover, he keeps the eggs gratefully for his fellow countrymen. It was an illustration of the need for the people to unite the people and the generous nature of the population in the midst of adversity was very impressive.
The book and the film gave a classic documentation of the life of the people of Sarajevo. It was an exemplary account of how the people of Sarajevo lived a life of peril and fear as the war waged on and beyond.


If you are considering starting a DMP then you should contact an organisation such as the National Debtline or the Consumer Credit Counselling Service (CCCS), which will help to arrange the most suitable programme for you.
Arranging a programme involves examining your monthly income and comparing it to all the necessary expenses you have to make in order to come up with an amount that you can reasonably be expected to pay back each month. It will also include listing all of the debts that need to be repaid in the order of importance to deduce which should be made a priority.
The debt agency or charity will then use this information to negotiate with the individual creditors in order to come up with a repayment arrangement. They will often negotiate for interest rates to be frozen and for extra charges to be stopped, and will come up with an agreed amount that the creditors can expect to receive each month.
If the arrangement is agreed upon – and it should be noted that there is no legal obligation upon the creditors to agree to anything – you will then be required to make one monthly payment to the debt company handling the DMP, which will itself make payments to all of the creditors involved.
The average DMP lasts between three and five years, depending on the level of debt. This will provide you with a set timeframe in which you will become debt free, which can provide a real weight off your shoulders.
It is always better to go with a charity or another debt management service that offers DMPs for free. There are lots of companies who charge a fee for the service, but paying these fees will mean a greater amount of time will be required to pay off your debt and you should try to avoid paying out any extra money if possible.
It is important after entering into a DMP that you make a real effort to meet your monthly payments because if you miss a payment then your credit score will be affected. However, simply starting a DMP will not affect your credit rating, although it is likely to affect your ability to get credit in near the future.
Once you are making the monthly payments, your situation will be reviewed on a regular basis. If your financial situation improves then it is possible to arrange to increase the payments in order to reduce the time that it takes for you to pay the debt back. Alternatively, if your situation deteriorates then you may be able to reduce the payments.
DMPs provide an effective way for people who have numerous debts to become debt free in a set period of time. However, they should still be carefully considered before you enter into one. As with any debt repayment scheme, you will have to weigh up the pros and cons before making any arrangements in order to ensure that it is the right course of action for you.
Interest rates will generally be lower for a DMP than they are for the separate loans. This is because the agency handling your DMP will negotiate better interest rates to make repayments more manageable.
The debt agency will also try to negotiate the freezing of any late fees and extra charges that your creditors may otherwise impose, meaning the amount of debt will not rise.
Being on a DMP will provide you with the peace of mind of having a fixed timetable in which you will become free from debt. Whether it is spread over three or five years, if you continue with your payments then you will know that by the end of the programme you can make a fresh start.
Being on a DMP means that you will only be dealing with the debt agency, meaning you will be free from communication with all creditors and will not receive any more phone calls or letters from them.
Your monthly payments will generally be less on a DMP than if you were paying back all of the loans individually, allowing for a greater degree of financial freedom each month.
One of the best things about a DMP is the sheer convenience that it provides. Only having one regular monthly payment to make allows you to budget much more effectively.
In a DMP, creditors are under no obligations to freeze interest and stop making charges. Instead, it is the duty of the debt agency to negotiate with them and come to a suitable arrangement.
The DMP is not available for people who cannot afford to make their monthly payments. If you have too much debt and are simply unable to pay back a reasonable amount each month then a different solution will have to be sought.
If you decide to start a DMP and then discover that you cannot make your monthly repayments in the future, it could lead to serious problems such as bankruptcy.
A DMP is only available for certain types of debt, and does not include a number of loans including secured loans.
Although arranging to go on a DMP won't damage your credit score, it will make it more difficult to acquire credit in the future.
The DMP is not a suitable option for long-term debt, and is mainly for those people who will be able to clear their debt in a short period of time.
Are you Suitable for a DMP?
A DMP offers a sensible way for many people to manage their numerous debts by combining them all into one monthly payment at the same level of interest, but it is not the solution for everyone. There may be a more effective programme to help you to sort out your debt problems, or indeed you may not meet the requirements stipulated for entering into a DMP.
If you are thinking about entering into a DMP, the first thing to do is to work out exactly how much you will be able to put aside each month to pay off your debts. This is deduced by subtracting your total essential monthly expenses, such as food and rent, from your total monthly income. The money that you have left over is the money that you can use to pay back your debts.
This process can either be done by yourself or with the help of a debt charity such as the Consumer Credit Counselling Service (CCCS), but whichever way you go about it you will have to come up with a figure and see if it is enough to make reasonable monthly payments. If you find that you are able to make a regular payment with the money you have left over then a DMP is probably a good option. If not, then you may have to look into alternative solutions to your debt problems.
For those that can make a regular monthly payment, the DMP offers a great way to become debt free within a set period of time. However, as a rule a DMP is generally only considered a good solution for people who find themselves in short-term financial difficulties. For example, if you are currently facing difficulties but are confident that your situation is likely to improve in the near future, then the DMP should be strongly considered.
If you do not think that your situation is likely to improve and that there is a chance you will not be able to make your monthly payments in the future, then it is probably best to consider an alternative debt management solution. The most serious consequence of failing to meet your payments could see you declared bankrupt, so only enter into a DMP if you are sure it is right for you.
There are also many requirements for people entering into a DMP that will have to be met. For example, many debt agencies and charities will stipulate that you must owe at least £8,000 in total, and that this must be owed to at least three different companies in order for you to be considered for a DMP.
On top of that, the types of debt that you have will be relevant in whether you can enter into a DMP. You should be aware that DMPs will not cover secured loans, such as loans taken out against your house, as well as certain other loans including student loans and council tax arrears.


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Home › Criminal Justice › SCOTUS MINUS ONE: SCALIA' DEPARTURE WILL CAUSE A CONFIRMATION WAR
SCOTUS MINUS ONE: SCALIA' DEPARTURE WILL CAUSE A CONFIRMATION WAR
Known as one of the conservative minds of the U.S. Supreme Court, Justice Antonin Scalia died at the age of 79. A leading conservative voice of the Supreme Court, Justice Scalia, believed issues such as equal protection as well as cruel and unusual punishment are vague texts of the constitution but yet, he subscribed to the notion that decisions of the Supreme Court be based on the constitution, a reason why some considered him a controversial member of the highest court.
Scalia died in his sleep, while on a hunting trip in Texas. Based on news reports, he went to bed Friday night and told friends he wasn't feeling well. He failed to get up for breakfast on Saturday morning and his hunting partners left without him. A person at the ranch who went to check on him later discovered him unresponsive.
Soon after news of his death hit the media, there was a debate about whether President Obama should nominate a new candidate for one of the most important seats at the Supreme Court. Senate House Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, released a statement calling for such nomination to wait until a new President takes office, while a top Democrat and Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid, called for the President to fill the seat right away.
The firestorm between leaders of both parties is a sign of a looming political gridlock and impending confirmation war likely to dominate the Presidential election and Washington politics. Conservatives from both the Senate and the House, see a threat if President Obama decides to nominate a liberal candidate, while Democrats consider the latest development a great opportunity to do away with a court seen as too conservative and replace it with a more liberal Justice.
In the wake of ongoing partisan war between both parties, it seems incomprehensible that the GOP leadership would choose to have the U.S. Supreme Court remain without a sitting Justice for almost a year, while they wait for Obama to vacate the White House. With so many cases pending before the Supreme Court, it is reasonable to fill the vacancy and allow the President to choose a nominee as demanded by the constitution.
The constitution stipulates that the President appoint Justices to the Supreme Court with approval of the Senate. It is nowhere in the law that the President must wait to vacate office before filling a position considered paramount to U.S. judicial system. Perhaps, it is necessary to change the composition of a court many think is too conservative with opinions that are sometimes influenced by political appointment, making some to doubt credibility of the court as a model for independent judiciary.
As a conservative voice, Scalia will be best known for his opinion in District of Columbia v. Heller, holding that the Second Amendment protects the right to own a firearm at home, in the aftermath of unreasonable killings and gun violence that almost ripped the nation apart. He was a critic of Roe v. Wade on the right of women to abortion and he was the opposition and author of a dissent in the same-sex marriage case Obergefell v. Hodges, calling the decision that made same-sex marriage legal a "threat to American democracy."
It makes no sense to render the court handicap by allowing partisan politics to delay appointment of a new Supreme Court Justice. Pending before the court are cases involving a major challenge to public sector union, a race conscious admission plan at the University of Texas, a big abortion case, voting rights, the contraception mandate under ObamaCare and a challenge to the President' executive actions on immigration.
The American people can't wait in perpetuity for those issues to be resolved, while both sides continue to disagree on how liberal or conservative the court should be. No doubt the passing of Scalia, is a set back for the conservative campaign that will trigger a confirmation war. But yet, the reasonable thing to do is for both sides to do away with their political differences, find a consensus and allow President Obama to nominate a Justice for the symbol of American judiciary.
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Categories: Criminal Justice, Current Affair, LAW, Politics
Tags: Antonin Scalia, Can Obama nominate new Justice, filling Scalia' position, Justice Scalia, Justice Scalia dies, Political gridlock over Scalia's death, U.S. Supreme Court


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Fold cabbage, potatoes, and split peas into pot and cook for 10 minutes. Add broth, 1/2 cup parsley, thyme, tarragon, salt, and pepper. Bring to a boil, reduce heat, and simmer for 30 minutes.
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A conversation with Dr. Susan Mumm
Written by: Pat Morden
July marked a new era for Brescia University College, as Dr. Susan Mumm arrived to take her place as Principal
Dr. Mumm's scholarly work is focused on nineteenth century British social history. A Fellow of the Royal Historical Society, she has published three books and is completing a fourth. Her academic career has taken her to The Open University in England, York University, Mount Saint Vincent University in Canada, and Massey University in New Zealand. Most recently she was Dean of Arts and Science at Queen's University.
Why Brescia?
I found Brescia's emphasis on forming women as leaders very appealing. Many universities have walked away from any interest in the formation of character, but it's important. Smaller universities like Brescia can legitimately and unselfconsciously say: 'We're here to educate the whole person.'
What were the important early influences on your life?
I grew up on a sheep farm in northern Saskatchewan, the fourth of five children. I had a lot of freedom and lots of opportunity to try things and use my imagination. My parents were also an important influence. They both had to leave school at 14 and they taught us that education was the most important thing we could pursue.
Why Nineteenth Century British history?
My mother used to tell us stories of getting strapped at school for surreptitiously reading Charles Dickens during math class! We had lots of 19th century classic British literature in the house. I started reading these books very young and I fell in love with a world that was both familiar and very different. As I got older, I was attracted by the optimism and self-confidence of the era. And of course, the element of costume drama was irresistible.
What makes you proudest as a scholar?
One moment stands out. I wrote a piece on people trafficking in the 19th century for the Independent in England. A gentleman wrote to me and said the article had persuaded him to donate his estate to anti-slavery work. That simple account in a newspaper may have bought hundreds of children out of slavery. How many historians can say that?
Why university administration?
I didn't intend to do it. Years ago, I attended a departmental meeting. The Head turned to me and said, 'We've voted and you're the new Head!' But I found that I liked it. I absolutely believe in the value of universities and the transformative, life-changing work we do. And I've seen the difference a good leader can make in academia.
What is a good leader?
A good leader is someone who can help others to become equally committed to the cause – to see their commonalities and realize the power they have together. It's as much about the ability to unlock potential as it is about the ability to strategize.
What are the challenges you see ahead?
The primary challenge is finding new, creative and smart ways to reaffirm our value and place in the higher education landscape. It's a job that's never fully complete and each leader approaches it somewhat differently.
What are your plans for the first 100 days?
I plan to listen, analyze and learn. As I learn I will be able to listen better, and analyze more deeply. And eventually I will begin to test ideas, discard the ones that don't work and implement the ones that do. It's a feedback loop that will probably continue throughout my tenure
Where do Brescia alumnae fit in your plans?
A university makes its alumnae while they are studying, and then our alumnae make us in the wider world. We have to put our arms around our alumnae and show them how much we need them. Given the wholehearted commitment we invest in them as students, alumnae should have us on their list of the top 20 things they care about in the world.
Beyond your scholarship and administrative work, what are you passionate about?
I'm a very keen and semi-successful gardener. There's something so satisfying about varying elements in the environment to see what helps. It's a lot like being an academic administrator. I also have five cats. You can't really herd cats, but you can
get them used to the sound of the can opener.
Who would you invite to your dream dinner party?
I'd like to invite my four grandparents. I never met them, and I'd like to know what motivated them to leave Europe for the new world.
Favourite book?
Middlemarch by George Eliot. The whole book is full of profound insights into the tiny everyday choices that make us more or less human. But I don't like the ending – I think Dorothea marries a jerk!
Favourite movie?
I have two. My serious movie pick is Groundhog Day. Most people don't think of it as serious but it's a film about redemption. The main character learns to stop trying to find love in all the easy ways, to fight his demons and to begin to love others, and that releases him from his time prison. My comic favourite is Kenneth Branagh's Love's Labours Lost. He set the play in 1939 and made it a musical. It's joyous and delightful, but the shadow of World War II is there.


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Q: Terminator does not start after updating I use terminator all the time and would like to get it working again. The issue may be with updating my system. I recently updated things to use a wacom tablet and installed some drivers.
I read other threads about the python version not being correct, but that does not seem to be the case. The python version from which python returns python version 2.7.12.
The global config file is also not the problem because I created one and put it in the location ~/.config/terminator/config.
Already tried purge and reinstall many times. I did add the ppa to the repository
When I start terminator from terminal this is the error:
:~/.config/terminator$ terminator
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/usr/bin/terminator", line 122, in <module>
    TERMINATOR.create_layout(OPTIONS.layout)
  File "/usr/share/terminator/terminatorlib/terminator.py", line 311, in create_layout
    window, terminal = self.new_window()
  File "/usr/share/terminator/terminatorlib/terminator.py", line 234, in new_window
    terminal = maker.make('Terminal')
  File "/usr/share/terminator/terminatorlib/factory.py", line 94, in make
    output = func(**kwargs)
  File "/usr/share/terminator/terminatorlib/factory.py", line 106, in make_terminal
    return(terminal.Terminal())
  File "/usr/share/terminator/terminatorlib/terminal.py", line 147, in __init__
    self.update_url_matches()
  File "/usr/share/terminator/terminatorlib/terminal.py", line 273, in update_url_matches
    reg = Vte.Regex.new_for_match(re, len(re), self.regex_flags)
  File "/usr/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/gi/module.py", line 139, in __getattr__
    self.__name__, name))
AttributeError: 'gi.repository.Vte' object has no attribute 'Regex'

A: make sure you are pulling off the new & maintained repo:
https://github.com/gnome-terminator/terminator
as i have answered here, snap binary is also broken currently, but this worked for me on 20.04.2 LTS:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:mattrose/terminator
sudo apt update
sudo apt install terminator


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Prezel Hardy (Estados Unidos, 1 de junio de 1992) es un atleta estadounidense especializado en la prueba de 100 m, en la que consiguió ser campeón mundial juvenil en 2009.

Carrera deportiva

En el Campeonato Mundial Juvenil de Atletismo de 2009 ganó la medalla de oro en los 100 metros lisos, con un tiempo de 10.57 segundos, por delante del canadiense Aaron Brown (plata con 10.74 segundos) y el italiano Giovanni Galbieri (bronce con 10.79 segundos).

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Enlaces externos

Atletas de Estados Unidos

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