For those of you that don't know me, I'm Zach! I live in North Yorkshire which makes me quite lucky as I have lots of countryside that I can explore. That's great for me as I have a big passion for nature which has been growing since I was very young. I'll tell you about how this developed in a bit but one of my biggest ambitions is to try and get more people, especially people my age, appreciating and caring for nature. So, I was very happy to get involved with the #OurBrightFuture campaign as this is all about spreading the message that all our futures, particularly young peoples', are connected to the future of the environment. I've been amazed how some of the little actions I've been able to take can make a difference and this campaign is all about lots of us making little differences which will add up to big changes. It's all about us #Owningit, taking charge of the environment for our futures. I'll talk about how it doesn't matter what age you are, you can make more than a little difference.
So, I've got my parents to thank for my love of nature I think as since before I could even walk they've taken me out through woods, moors, mountains, valleys and dales. I've got some great early memories of gazing over lakes, watching and listening to waterfalls, feeding ducks and geese and many more. As I got older I started a blog as a way of learning about the things I would find as I explored the countryside on our family walks. The more I wrote about nature the more I learnt about all of the wonderful wildlife around us, how fascinating and wonderful it is. I also started to realise how fragile it is and the impact humankind is having on the environment. I talk about this a lot with my family and lots of the people I met through my blog when I've had the chance to visit reserves or go to events like BIrdfair.
I started to wonder what I could do to help. I'd do practical things like putting up bird boxes, growing bee friendly flowers, helping out at reserves and those sort of things, but I wondered how else I could make a difference. I was 10 when I started blogging, I'm only thirteen now, but I've learnt there are a lot that young people can do to make a difference. Here are a few of the things that I've discovered whilst doing my blog that anyone can do to help nature.
Do a beach clean or litter pick Just remember gloves, a bag and to be careful. Leave sharp stuff alone! If you saw Blue Planet 2, you'll know how important it is to stop litter getting into the oceans.
In the garden put up bird boxes and insect homes. You can even build your own, I did it with Dad so most people should be able to. Also, plant bee and butterfly friendly plants and go organic. Not using pesticides will really help the wildlife in your garden to flourish.
Join in with citizen science projects like Big Garden Birdwatch (sign ups for 2018 start on 13th December!) or Big Butterfly Count – they are great ways to find out what's in your garden or local patch and they help scientists monitor what's going on with wildlife populations.
A really easy action is to write about wildlife, share your passion and try to inspire others. I found that my blog has helped raise awareness, inspiring and encouraging other people to care for nature, if you have the time I'd recommend to anyone they should start a blog!
Raise money for wildlife causes that matter to you; through sponsored walks, bike rides, cake sales or anything you can think of really, sometimes the funnier the idea the better!
Volunteer at a reserve. Lots of organisations welcome people of all ages to do little jobs or to help care for visitors or even just help explain things to them.
Contact companies on social media. This is great if there is something that you think is not right and you think a lot of other people will think the same. I asked McDonalds about litter on a reserve next to one of their shops on social media and they helped to clean it up!
Start a Thunderclap on a subject that matters to you. Tell people you care and help spread the word! This is basically getting lots of people of social media to all send the same message at the same time as it can have a big impact. I'm not a fan of how some TV shows treat nature and I've just done a Thunderclap asking one 'celebrity' programme to treat nature better.
Start a petition. This takes a bit more time but if you have a topic that really needs a lot of support and you really want the government to take notice then start a petition. I did one after the Brexit referendum to try and get EU wildlife laws made into UK law when we leave. I didn't quite get to a level to get a reply from Government, but I found out that over 7000 people thought this was a good idea too. Seems a few more do now too from what I read in the press.
So, there are lots of ways to get out there and do things to help out wildlife and the environment. Just because we're young doesn't mean we can't be active conservationists. I may not have a vote, but I have an opinion and there are plenty of things I can do to help make a difference.
Taking actions like this will show people it's #OurBrightFuture and we're #OwningIt!


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Q: Receive "connection refused" when I try to run a Docker Container with NFS Volume I'm working with NFS Volume.
I created a NFS server and on my rasberry pi I set the client and if I mount the directory exposed I can see the content, It's mean that the configuration works.
My goal is to create a volume with the following command:
 sudo docker volume create --driver local \
    --opt type=nfs \
    --opt o=addr=10.0.0.5,rw \
    --opt device=:/export/users/reddata \
    foo

As I saw in the documentation the create a NFS volume.
My problem is the follow, when I run the container:
sudo docker run -it -p 1880:1880 -v foo:/data --name mynodered -d nodered/node-red
I receive the following error:
docker: Error response from daemon: failed to mount local volume: mount :/export/users/reddata:/var/lib/docker/volumes/foo/_data, data: addr=10.0.0.5: connection refused.
See 'docker run --help'.

I this that something it's not authorized, but I also think that I can mount my shared directory on my pi the configuration previous did should works.
Do you have any idea?
Thanks for your time
Alessandro

A: I solved the problem.
The problem was the way to create the volume, the right way is:
sudo docker volume create --driver local \
--opt type=nfs \
--opt o=addr=10.0.0.5,nfsvers=4 \
--opt device=:/export/users/reddata \
foo

It's necessary to specify  the nfsvers=4.
Another important configuration, in my case it's not necessary to supervise the host that access my folder, in the server my /etc/exports it the follow:
export/users/reddata *(rw,sync,no_subtree_check,insecure)
With the *, I specify all IPs on the network.
Best Regards
Alessandro

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James placed 275th out of 399 runners, completing the 6K Course in 26:40.59 to lead the Mariners to a 54th place team finish.
Abigail L'Abbé (Topsham, Maine) finished 339th with a time of 28:27.84, followed by Robyn Larrabee (Caribou, Maine) in 364th (30:01.94) and Alex Allen (Easton, Maine) in 365th (30:04.80). Catherine Cornell (Portland, Maine) rounded out the top five for Maine Maritime in 377th place with a time of 32:29.77.
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Building on the success of the Agile movement, companies have been keen to extend team-level methods such as Scrum to the enterprise. In the past few years, several Agile scaling frameworks and similar products have emerged.
But choosing the appropriate scaling framework for your organization is no easy task. The underlying principles and the organizational issues addressed by the various frameworks overlap. Each has a particular emphasis, and may or may not be a fit for your situation.
All are competing for your business, and to distinguish themselves from the competition they often resort to excessive, confusing, or negative marketing. This only makes it even harder to understand exactly what each framework is offering.
To muddy the waters still further, most of these frameworks have training and certifications associated with them. Individuals can become certified with little or no experience in applying Agile methods at scale (or at all). They sometimes give questionable advice.
As companies have experimented with one or more of these frameworks, they have achieved mixed results. Many people now approach the question of choosing a framework with negative preconceptions based on unfavorable outcomes in their early attempts to use a framework.
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Cavaliers' LeBron era can be summed up in two words: The Incompetence
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June 7, 2018, 2:26 AM
CLEVELAND – The Cleveland Cavaliers rode LeBron James to the 2016 NBA championship, and when you represent a city that hadn't won squat since 1964, well, yeah, that counts for a lot.
So, they'll always have that, at least. They'll always have LeBron's block and Kyrie Irving's three and a parade that saw all of Northeast Ohio turn out.
And that's about all they'll have.
Around here they label their sporting failures with brief descriptions, so they can be summoned and cursed quickly. The Drive. The Fumble. The Shot.
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Maybe the greatest disaster in Cleveland sports history, though, is this one: The Incompetence.
The Cavs drafted LeBron James in 2003, and all these years later it seems all they'll have to show for it is one NBA title.
The greatest (or second-greatest) basketball player of all time came here, and the franchise — through an ill-fated parade of front-office staff, coaches, trades, draft picks, free-agent signings and so on — never could build much around LeBron.
LeBron James coasts to the basket in Game 3, but didn't have a lot of help Wednesday night. (Getty Images)
Wednesday was more of the same. Cleveland lost 110-102 to the Golden State Warriors and now hopelessly trails 3-0 in the NBA Finals. LeBron had 33 points, 10 rebounds and 11 assists, his 10th career triple-double in the Finals (a record, of course). It still wasn't enough. Steph Curry and Klay Thompson combined to go 3 of 15 from behind the arc, and the Cavs still couldn't win at home.
You could say LeBron needs to score 50 for Cleveland to win, but he did that in Game 1 and the Cavs lost anyway.
Game 4 is here Friday, and with LeBron again a free agent, there is a strong likelihood it will be his last game in Cleveland as a Cavalier. He isn't winning another one here. With Boston rising fast, he may not even be able to get back to another Finals to give it a shot. It's why the final-minute mood inside Quicken Loans Arena was something from a wake, with fans shuffling out, sad and solemn.
It felt over — the game, these Finals, the LeBron era, even.
This will be the second time the franchise's inability to build a team to put around James will run him off to greener pastures.
In 2010, he took his talents to Miami and won two titles with the Heat. He returned for the 2014-15 season and has been back in the Finals ever since. Now he's expected to leave again to chase a title somewhere with the potential to beat the Warriors: Houston, Philadelphia, the Los Angeles Lakers.
In total, Cleveland will have had James for 11 seasons and won just one trophy. The Cavaliers only got a second chance because LeBron grew up down the road in Akron.
Through the lens of history, it's almost impossible to fathom and will only get worse. Chicago had Michael Jordan for 13 seasons and won six titles. The Lakers had Magic Johnson for 13 and won five. Larry Bird delivered three to Boston in 13. Tim Duncan won five in 19 seasons for San Antonio. Kobe Bryant got five for the Lakers in 20. It goes on and on.
The great ones win titles, and the great franchises find ways to complement them with the needed tools. Cleveland was never really able to do that.
The Cavs never really got him a great coach. They never found him great supporting casts. The best superstar they ever paired with him was Kyrie Irving, who was critical in that lone championship. Cleveland traded him to Boston last summer in what might be a microcosm of what went wrong all these years.
For Irving, Cleveland received Isaiah Thomas, Jae Crowder, Ante Zizic and what turned out to be the No. 8 pick in the 2018 draft.
Thomas had a busted hip, of course, and needed the ball way too much to be able to play alongside LeBron. He was such a liability, Cleveland had to package Channing Frye and its own first-round draft pick to ship him to the Lakers for Larry Nance Jr. and Jordan Clarkson.
Nance Jr. has some potential, but he's a bench player who's scored 16 total points in these Finals. Clarkson has six points on 3-of-13 shooting in this series and did not play Wednesday.
Crowder didn't fit well, either, and Cleveland gave up on him early in the season. He was packaged with Derrick Rose to Utah for Rodney Hood, who had 15 in Game 3 but barely played earlier in the series. Hood's a free agent after the season. As for Zizic, he's a project big man who's played three garbage-time minutes in the Finals.
To recap: In terms of helping LeBron win in these Finals, in a critical season with the championship window closing, Kyrie Irving essentially netted the Cavs some decent substitution minutes from Larry Nance Jr. and one good game out of Hood.
And you wonder why LeBron has to leave?
Good luck with the No. 8 pick.
This has been going on for years, and while there is always this excuse or that explanation (and some of it is on the decisions coming courtesy of LeBron), the reality is it just didn't work. Don't let that one glorious June cloud reality. There have been long playoff runs and heroic efforts, but while much was won, so much potential was lost.
After the game, LeBron talked about the pressure of having to play the Warriors, or any team with so many weapons, so many leaders, so many options. He talked about old battles against the Spurs, where "Manu [Ginobili], Tim [Duncan], Tony [Parker] and [Gregg] Popovich will make you pay." Or how against these Warriors, it's "Draymond [Green] and Klay, Steph and K.D."
He spoke wistfully about what it's like to have such teammates.
"If one of them has a bad game, they have three or four guys who can pick up the load," LeBron said.
That's how championship teams are built. That's what he had in Miami. That's what he had, fleetingly, here. That's what he may have again somewhere else. Good players. Good coaches. Good chemistry. All surrounding a great player.
Fifteen years after they drafted maybe the greatest player of them all, the Cavs are about to watch him jump town for a second time.
They'll have just one title to show for it. Just one, and eternity to try to explain how and why.
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Social Cognitive Neuroscience and Leadership: A Podcast with Kevin Ochsner
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The Formation of Habit: Report from The NeuroLeadership Summit
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To create change, you need to understand how habits control most of our behavior.
Welcome to a Leadership Channel podcast on TotalPicture Radio. This is Peter Clayton reporting from the 2010 NeuroLeadership Summit in Boston, MA. Joining me is Kevin Ochsner, Ph.D., one of the leaders in the field of Social Cognitive Neuroscience. Kevin is the director of Social Cognitive Neuroscience and an Assistant Professor of Psychology at Columbia University.
Kevin's research interests include the psychological and neural processes involved in emotion, pain, self-regulation, self perception, and person perception. All of his work employs a social cognitive neuroscience approach that seeks to integrate the theories and methods of social psychology on the one hand, and cognitive neuroscience on the other.
Today, we discuss his brain research on how automatic and controlled processes interact in producing emotion and emotion regulation, self-knowledge, feelings of social exclusion, attributions about other individuals, placebo effects and automatic behavior and how we can use this information in leadership development. Kevin's presentation at the NeuroLeadership Summit focused on the steps we need to take to change behavior, and why negative feedback triggers counterproductive results.
Social cognitive neuroscience (SCN) is an interdisciplinary field that asks questions about topics traditionally of interest to social psychologists (such as emotion regulation, attitude change, or stereotyping) using methods traditionally employed by cognitive neuroscientists (such as functional brain imaging and neuropsychological patient analysis). By integrating the theories and methods of its parent disciplines, SCN seeks to understand socioemotional phenomena in terms of interactions between the social (socioemotional cues, contexts, experiences, and behaviors), cognitive (information processing mechanisms), and neural (brain bases) levels of analysis. By contrast, social psychology emphasizes only the first and second, and cognitive neuroscience emphasizes only the second and third, of these three levels.
Kevin's teaching includes seminars on social cognitive neuroscience and current topics in cognitive neuroscience (that focuses in some years on fMRI methodology and other years on functional neuroanatomy) as well as a lecture course on experimental psychological methods for studying emotion and social cognition.
https://www.totalpicture.com/career-podcast-interview-channels/career-leadership-interviews/1246-social-cognitive-neuroscience-and-leadership-a-podcast-with-kevin-ochsner.html


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News State Western Australia News Geraldton vs Dongara: They all strive for a yellow submarine
2:49pm, Jun 23, 2019 Updated: 2:58pm, Jun 23
Geraldton vs Dongara: They all strive for a yellow submarine
It's a rusting wreck these days, but Geraldton residents still enjoy seeing it displayed in local parades. Photo: ABC/Laura Meahim
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Two towns in Western Australia are at odds over which should have the right to display a 60-year-old yellow submarine.
Originally grey, the submarine was built at Dongara, 400 kilometres north of Perth, in 1968 — the same year the Beatles' Yellow Submarine hit movie screens.
Some say it was built to search for painted crayfish, while others speculate it was really constructed to look for lost treasure. Dongara boat builder Chris Hicks was 16 when he was hired to work on the project.
"They told us it was designed to scoop the crays up with this vacuum cleaner, but maybe it was made for something else like treasures on sunken ships or something," he said.
Back in 1968, when boatbuilder Chris Hicks was a teen apprentice, he helped construct the bizarre craft. Photo: ABC
"I'm sure there was some sort of scam going on there, because you did not get much crayfish then anyhow and painted crays were not that good — no-one here would eat them."
The sub was a collaboration between MG Kailis Fishing Group, Severn Graham & Bernard and Dawson & Clapp.
While built at Dongara, it was first submerged off Geraldton, however the project was soon abandoned after it was discovered the submarine's battery emissions were too severe.
Rather than going to scrap, it was painted yellow as an ode to the Beatles and displayed on Geraldton's foreshore, where years of salt and wind turned it to rust.
After a couple of years sitting in the local council depot yard, the sub is being given a new lease on life by the Rotary Club of Batavia Coast. Club president Sue Svenson said it would be displayed at a roadhouse near the entrance of Geraldton by the end of the year.
"Currently, the submarine is looking very sad because we removed all the rusted areas and got it back to basics," she said.
"We are ready to start putting it back together again; we are a little bit slower than we had hoped with the project."
'Legally it is ours'
But Dongara local John Rossiter said the submarine should be displayed there.
"It belongs here, and as far as I am concerned, Geraldton got it by default," he said.
"Even in an unrenovated condition, I really feel we could get it back to here, and with the facilities we have here and the people we have, we could get it renovated for nil to council."
Newly launched, the now-yellow submarine sits by the wharf in the late Sixties. Photo: ABC
Mr Rossiter appears to have the support of the Dongara community.
ABC Midwest and Wheatbelt talkback caller Ivan said the town was always its original home.
"I am to understand that the submarine was actually sent to Geraldton for minor work to be done, maintenance work, so legally it is ours," he said.
"I would hate to see a small town being bullied by a larger city.
"I would love to see it come back to Dongara here and we could put it on the foreshore right alongside the Fisherman's Hall."
'The horse has bolted'
But City of Greater Geraldton Mayor Shane Van Styn said the submarine would not leave Geraldton.
"The city has spoken with the family of the original builders of the submarine back in the day, and as far as they are concerned it is the city's to do with as they see fit," he said.
"There has been an extensive amount of expressions of interest and a call for what people wanted to do [with the submarine], I would say the horse has well and truly bolted in this case."
The WA craft bears more than a passing resemblance to the Beatle's underwater conveyance. Photo: Sony
Mr Hicks said he would just like to see it repaired.
"It was made here, but I'm not worried whether it goes to Geraldton or comes here," he said.
"It would probably be good if it came here, because it would be good for the town to have something like that, but I don't want to get into the politics of it."
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Billy Jack
It's a sad fact that racism exists. Happily, there's one man brave enough to stand up to it, and it's Kung fu green beret Billy Jack.
Tom Laughlin writes, directs, and stars as the Billy Jack of all trades, provided those trades involve kicking ass in the name of social justice. Billy is the protector of a charter school on Indian land that specializes in protest songs and improv, which are both as painful to watch as they sound.
While it's probably good to have somebody making a movie about this difficult issue, there's a real Noble Savages feeling to the whole thing. And while Billy is kinda fun, his counterparts are exactly what everybody hates about hippies: they think they can solve any problem by playing acoustic guitars.


Caleb Skaggs with a single early in the game.
The Wildcats fell behind early last night against Grayson County in the first round of the District 12 Tournament and despite a valiant comeback effort, they were unable to claw their way back in the 5-3 loss to the Cougars.
Senior Dylan Waldrop, who last week signed his letter of intent to play baseball at Union College, started on the mound, giving up 5 runs on 5 hits in 1.2 innings. Coach Bo West said that Waldrop was prepared and locating his pitches, the fact of the matter was that Grayson stepped up and made some big hits.
"Dylan was ready to go," said West. "If anything, maybe he was a little too amped, but sometimes this just happens. You just have to credit Grayson, they hit."
Dylan Waldrop with a pitch in the first inning.
Edmonson County fell behind early, 5-1 after two innings, but in spite of Waldrop giving up early runs, he was a constant driving force behind his team throughout the game, never dropping his head. In the top of the third with two men on, he ripped one up the right field line for a two-run double to make things 5-3. He was thrown out at third trying to stretch the play into a triple. He went 1-2 with 2 RBI and one walk.
"Our guys hung in there and they fought," said West. "We've had our ups and downs through all this year, but I know that even when we may not have had the best talent on the field, we always had the best effort, always."
Hunter Garrett behind the plate.
Senior Walker Hazel came in to pitch 4.1 scoreless innings in relief, giving up only one hit, no walks, and 5 Ks.
"Walker came in relaxed and he was comfortable," West said. "He's been a workhorse all year long. Can't say enough about him."
The Wildcats had opportunities throughout the rest of the game but couldn't muster up any more runs. One highlight of the night was when Wildcat left fielder Chaz Wilson, an 8th grader, caught a deep flyball for an out near the wall in the bottom of the 5th. Grayson County's Hunter Young tagged from third in an attempt to score but Wilson's perfect throw from deep left nailed him at the plate as senior catcher Hunter Garrett tagged out Young.
Walker Hazel pitches in relief.
Other offensive contributors for the Wildcats were Logan Minton 1-4, Caleb Skaggs 1-1, 2BB, and Nick Clemmons was 1-3.
Coach West reflected on the season as a whole. "We started out really hot at 8-1, then we hit the bottom. It took us a few games to re-find ourselves. But one thing's for sure: this team had grit. They never gave up at any time, and we always had a chance to win."
The Wildcats finish the season 13-10. "I really love these guys," West added. "This isn't how we want to end, but I'm still very proud of this team."


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(11008) Ernst est un astéroïde de la ceinture principale. Il fut découvert le  à l'Observatoire de Siding Spring par Schelte J. Bus. Il présente une orbite caractérisée par un demi-grand axe de 2,60 UA, une excentricité de 0,11 et une inclinaison de 13,3° par rapport à l'écliptique.

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Since the beginning of my sporting career I have experienced highs and lows but after riding a wave of success in my rugby career, my world came crashing down when I was hit by multiple injuries, which left me unable to compete in the game that is my entire life.
It all came to a head in 2005, when after choosing to ignore the growing pain in my groin, I found out that I had retorn everything that had been repaired in my first groin operation five years ago. On top of that I had torn a big part of my adductor muscle and needed another hernia repair operation plus a tenotomy, which involved cutting the adductor cleanly so that it can reheal perfectly. After the operation I started training again but as soon as I tried any sideways or unpredictable movements, I could feel the groin starting to tear slightly and would have to wait for it to heal before I could train again. And so the cycle began and I found this desperately frustrating.
Suddenly I then found myself fit enough to kick again but I was so desperate to get it right, so driven by the annoyance and fear of not getting it perfect, that the anger I felt inside began to express itself physically. I didn't know what it was, but my frustration was so intense that I started shouting at the walls, screaming obscenities. I also punished myself for my mistakes too. When my left foot let me down, I stamped down hard on it. At one stage, I was so livid that, before I knew it, I was sinking my teeth into my hand, trying to bite through the skin between my thumb and index finger. It immediately started to bruise and the pain was intense.
I had experienced frustration like this before. I remember one time after training going up to the nearby Slaley Hall Hotel to use their pool. Usually I use the pool to relax physically. This time, I made sure that no one else was around, lowered myself into the water until I was completely submerged, and then I let out a scream of total frustration. I came up for air and then submerged myself again and screamed again. No words, just pure desperation. I carried on screaming as long and as loud as I could and I didn't stop until I was hoarse. I simply could not find any other way of dealing with this non-stop barrage of thoughts and negativity.
Eventually, I got to a point where I felt I couldn't escape. There was simply no way I could concentrate enough to even read a book. My mind was totally preoccupied with anything it could find that was negative and destructive; and it caused me to feel panic and my heart to beat quicker. My obsessiveness had vacated rugby completely and started to drive my thoughts downwards, tossing endless dark, nasty images through my head.
I'd been working closely with the Newcastle doctor, Graeme Wilkes, on my physical injuries and this one occasion I went and visited him again but this time I let it all go. I didn't talk to him about my groin, I told him about my head. Graeme is a fantastic guy, a very good doctor and the right person to be saying this to. He said what I realised I needed to hear, that I have an illness. It's like any other injury but this one is in my head rather than in my leg or my arm or anywhere else. He was very, very good to me. He explained that my illness was controlling everything else and working on the groin injury was far secondary to sorting out my head. There was no point in my groin getting better if I didn't sort out my head anyway, because that issue was much more severe.
Merely to know that I have an illness that is not abnormal was like a first weight off my shoulders. I was initially referred to a specialist, but the connection wasn't quite right. I needed to feel completely comfortable to deal with this. Not long afterwards, I was at a dinner in London and in the midst of the evening I found myself in deep conversation with another player, whom I have known for a long time. I was acutely aware of what was happening to me and was on the brink of sharing my story with people, putting little feelers out in conversation. When I mentioned that I was struggling a bit to this player, the door swung open. He then went on to tell me he had massive problems too. He told me his story and I latched on to every detail. I feel great respect for him, to know that he has dealt with this for so much longer than I have. So I told him my story, and he gave me the telephone number of an American therapist. He tells me that this guy is a great guy, funny but engaging. For me, he said, it really worked so just try it. And that's how I started.
Jonny Wilkinson talks openly about his mental health problems in his new autobiography, 'Jonny, My Autobiography. The book is available to buy from all good book stores.


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NEW YORK — A female MS-13 gang member wanted to face charges in El Salvador was arrested under Operation Matador in March, pursuant to an investigation by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement's (ICE) Homeland Security Investigations. She was removed Nov. 16 to El Salvador by ICE's Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO).
Milessa Cortez-Granados, 32, an active MS-13 gang member, initially entered the United States at an unknown place, on an unknown date. On Nov. 2, 2009, she was convicted in U.S. District Court, Western District of Texas, of illegally entering the U.S. and sentenced to time served. ICE removed her on the same date. Sometime after, Cortez-Granados illegally re-entered the United States.
According to Salvadoran law enforcement authorities, on Jan. 12, 2013, Cortez-Granados, along with other associates, threatened police officers patrolling in the local area with firearms. She was identified as the individual that provided information on the presence of law enforcement in the area. As a result, several police officers were injured.
In November 2016, Salvadoran law enforcement authorities in San Miguel, El Salvador, issued an Interpol Red Notice for her arrest, charging Cortez-Granados with attempted aggravated murder, attempted aggravated damages, and terrorist organizations. On March 15, 2018, Cortez-Granados was arrested in Hempstead, New York, by HSI Long Island's Violent Gang Unit, under the auspices of Operation Matador, and detained in ERO custody.
On Oct. 26, 2018, Cortez-Granados was ordered removed by an immigration judge in New York City, paving the way for her removal to El Salvador. She was removed from the United States via an ICE Air Operations Charter flight and transferred into the custody of Salvadoran law enforcement authorities.
Operation Matador, operating under the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Transnational Organized Crime Initiative (DHS TOCI), was launched by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement's (ICE) Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) New York along with ICE Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO). This joint initiative is comprised of HSI special agents, ERO deportation officers and the ICE Office of Principal Legal Advisor (OPLA); U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP); U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), and state and local law enforcement partners to include Suffolk County Police Department (SCPD), Nassau County Police Department (NCPD) and the Hempstead Police Department. The DHS TOCI is responsible for identifying, interdicting and investigating a wide variety of transnational border crime with a concentration on MS-13 gang activity.


(Solved) Which of the following is true with regard to peak associations?
Which of the following is true with regard to peak associations?
a) The use peak organizations for political and other nonmarket actions is not customary in Europe.
b) Peak associations play a number of roles, including the monitoring of government activities, the funneling of information and expertise from their members to the government, and lobbying.
c) The role of peak organizations is insignificant at the EU level.
d) Peak organizations do not participate in lobbying.
Solved What type of associations are the Kafaina groups of Papua New Guinea?
Female puberty usually concludes with __________.
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Q: What does it mean by "delegate" key word in C# I am trying to get a photo using my Hololens and I am referring to Unity manual in C#.
In the manual, I found the following code snippet including the keyword "delegate". I know that  "delegate" keyword is used to referring to a function. But in this code example, I can not understand how does it work accordingly.
What is the exact purpose of  "delegate" keyword in this function
PhotoCapture.CreateAsync(false, delegate (PhotoCapture captureObject)
{
    photoCaptureObject = captureObject;
    CameraParameters cameraParameters = new CameraParameters();
    cameraParameters.hologramOpacity = 0.0f;
    cameraParameters.cameraResolutionWidth = cameraResolution.width;
    cameraParameters.cameraResolutionHeight =
    cameraResolution.height;
    cameraParameters.pixelFormat = CapturePixelFormat.BGRA32;
});

A: The PhotoCapture.CreateAsync method signature will probably look like this:
PhotoCapture.CreateAsync(bool b, Action<PhotoCapture> action){
   ...
}

Which means you will not be passing a normal object, but a reference to a function which can (but not has to) be executed.
The call can also be written by using a lambda expxression instead of the 'delegate' keyword, like this:
PhotoCapture.CreateAsync(false, captureObject =>
     {
         photoCaptureObject = captureObject;
         CameraParameters cameraParameters = new CameraParameters();
         cameraParameters.hologramOpacity = 0.0f;
         cameraParameters.cameraResolutionWidth = cameraResolution.width;
         cameraParameters.cameraResolutionHeight =
         cameraResolution.height;
         cameraParameters.pixelFormat = CapturePixelFormat.BGRA32;

     });


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Title Advanced data structures : theory and applications / Suman Saha, Shailendra Shukla
Published Boca Raton : Chapman & Hall/CRC, [2020]
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Contents Introduction -- O(1) search by hashing -- O(log(n)) ordered search (trees and lists) -- Findset, find min, and find word -- Evolving paradigms of data structures -- Spatial data structures -- Temporal data structures -- External memory data structures -- Distributed data structures (DDSs) -- Synopsis data structures -- Introduction to applications -- Applications to cryptography -- Application to IR and WWW -- Applications to data science -- Application to network and IOT -- Applications to systems -- Applications to databases -- Applications to images and graphics
Summary Advanced data structures is a core course in Computer Science which most graduate program in Computer Science, Computer Science and Engineering, and other allied engineering disciplines, offer during the first year or first semester of the curriculum. The objective of this course is to enable students to have the much-needed foundation for advanced technical skill, leading to better problem-solving in their respective disciplines. Although the course is running in almost all the technical universities for decades, major changes in the syllabus have been observed due to the recent paradigm shift of computation which is more focused on huge data and internet-based technologies. Majority of the institute has been redefined their course content of advanced data structure to fit the current need and course material heavily relies on research papers because of nonavailability of the redefined text book advanced data structure. To the best of our knowledge well-known textbook on advanced data structure provides only partial coverage of the syllabus. The book offers comprehensive coverage of the most essential topics, including: Part I details advancements on basic data structures, viz., cuckoo hashing, skip list, tango tree and Fibonacci heaps and index files. Part II details data structures of different evolving data domains like special data structures, temporal data structures, external memory data structures, distributed and streaming data structures. Part III elucidates the applications of these data structures on different areas of computer science viz, network, www, DBMS, cryptography, graphics to name a few. The concepts and techniques behind each data structure and their applications have been explained. Every chapter includes a variety of Illustrative Problems pertaining to the data structure(s) detailed, a summary of the technical content of the chapter and a list of Review Questions, to reinforce the comprehension of the concepts. The book could be used both as an introductory or an advanced-level textbook for the advanced undergraduate, graduate and research programmes which offer advanced data structures as a core or an elective course. While the book is primarily meant to serve as a course material for use in the classroom, it could be used as a starting point for the beginner researcher of a specific domain
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references and index
Notes Dr. Suman Saha had spent the last 14 years developing as a scientist in the recent research areas of Data and information science covering information retrieval, web mining, decision theory, social network analysis and big data technologies. He started his research in the field of web mining as a senior research scientist in the "Center for Soft Computing Research: A National Facility", Indian Statistical Institute, Kolkata, India for a duration of almost five years. After that his research continued as Assistant Professor in the dept. of computer science, Jaypee University of Information Technology, Himachal, India in addition to the teaching and other departmental responsibilities for last eight years. He obtained his PhD from Jaypee University of Information Technology preceded by M. Tech in computer science, from Indian Statistical Institute and M. Sc. in Mathematics, from University of Calcutta. His thesis title is "Community Detection in Complex Network: Metric Space, Nearest Neighbor Search, Low-Rank Approximation and Optimality" During his last eight years stay at Jaypee University of Information Technology as assistant professor he had taught various courses like advanced web mining, cloud computing, advanced algorithm, fundamentals of algorithm, advanced data structure and many others. He is supervising 2 PhD students and guided around 15 master thesis as well as around 50 bachelor thesis. Dr. Shailendra Shukla has completed "MS-(Information Security)" from "Indian Institute of Information Technology Allahabad", and then completed PhD from "Indian Institute of Technology Patna" in computer science. His doctorial work is based on "On Boundary Detection and Localization in Wireless Sensor Networks". In this work he proposed a collection of networking algorithms which addresses the security problems like routing in Internet of Things, localization, boundary node detection (surveillance), virtual coordinate assignment (Geography routing/localizations), cyber physical systems, monitoring and surveillance. He has published articles in various publication houses like in Elsevier, Springer, IEEE. Currently he is working as an assistant professor at Jaypee University Waknaghat. He is supervising 2 PhD students and guided 5 master student
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Subject Data structures (Computer science)
COMPUTERS -- Computer Graphics -- Game Programming & Design.
COMPUTERS -- General.
COMPUTERS -- Information Theory.
Data structures (Computer science)
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Author Shukla, S. K. (Shailendra Kumar), 1969- author.


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My favorite taco trucks in Milwaukee
Summer is just about here, which means people are becoming nostalgic for eating food while standing in the sun. I get many requests for taco truck suggestions that will scratch that itch, so here are four staples, as solid as can be. My general rule of thumb with taco trucks is the more modest and less flashy, the better the food inside. If it has flags, music blasting, and pictures of the food displayed all around the truck, chances are that branding is their focus.
La Flamita
Located on the corner of 20th and National, this modest little truck never seems to close. The al pastor is the best in the city (to me) and the tacos are priced at $1 on Wednesdays and Sundays. The history of tacos al pastor dates back to when Middle Eastern folk migrated to Mexico and brought with them their method of cooking marinated meat on a horizontal spit, known as shawarma. In the early days of tacos al pastor in Milwaukee, taco trucks were shut down because the cooking method was deemed a health code violation. Although that rule has definitely relaxed, most trucks still fear tickets and don't have the "trompo," which is the stack of meat that rotates around the blasting flame. La Flamita still boasts the trompo; slices of pineapple are always included, as is "curtido," a mix of pickled onions, habanero, and cucumber.
El Campechano
This bright orange truck sits at what I consider the nexus of the universe: near Bow and Arrow streets, behind the Pete's Fruit Market on Greenfield. "Campechano" is a style of taco that mixes both chorizo and asada, which culminate in a greasy, juicy harmony that plays tic-tac-toe on your tastebuds. Although that is the taco this truck is known for, I always go for the birria taco, which I consider the most elevated on the south side. "Proper," says my friend Max Knowlton Sachner, who joined me on my afternoon taco tour. He says it with a mouthful, the juices dripping down to the summer concrete. Always remember: birria de chivo is goat meat, which is what birria is actually supposed to be. Otherwise it's stewed beef. Which is equally delicious.
El Tapatio
Along the bustling intersection of 6th and Becher sits a few gas stations and Club 6; a block up sits El Tapatio, the biggest chain of taco trucks in the city (aside from El Charrito and Arandas). You can find El Tapatio everywhere: downtown, east side, north side. They all uphold the same standards, but for some reason, I like the noise on Becher with my tacos. What is done differently here is the fact that all tacos come with grilled onions and a chile toreado. "Toreado" is a word in Spanish that means "blistered." Every culture has a dish that involves grilled and blistered peppers. Japanese cuisine does it with shishitos and Mexican cuisine does it with jalapeños. They are fried in hot oil until they burst, and add a depth of smoky flavor that compliments the brightness of the lime and the crispy, savory asada.
Taqueria El Toro
El Toro has been a staple with taco enthusiasts for years. The owners are from Oaxaca and tend to experiment a little more with flavors. The mushroom quesadilla is a fan favorite, but that can only be obtained at the brick and mortar restaurant on the corner of 6th and Mitchell. The truck is located on 42nd and Burnham, across from the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel building. The campechano (see above) is one of the most succulent you can find, but so is the alambre, which is a mixture of asada, cheese, bell peppers and onions. In Oaxaca, that concoction is served over a buttery potato, which should then immediately be covered in salsa roja and eaten with corn tortillas. This is the only way to enjoy it, and is actually written into Oaxaca law. If it isn't, it oughta be.
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By David "Reggie" R Vasquez, Visions Chairman
Did you ever put on a few pounds too many and then resolve to lose them at first opportunity? Did you ever procrastinate and put off doing something you figured you'd have plenty of time to resolve and get done?
By Tony Slagle, Texas State Council Historian
Knights Promote True Meaning of Christmas Holiday
"Keep Christ in Christmas." To the faithful, that sentiment is one that is easily understood. Celebrating the birth of Jesus is "the Reason for the Season!" Yet every year, it seems that "reason" is under attack.
Keep Christ in Christmas
Slogans, we hear them all the time. We like them, we identify with them. How about "Texas Strong"? It's got a nice ring to it, doesn't it? How about "Don't Mess with Texas"?
Knights Give Thanks by Giving Back
As candidates going through our Admission Degree, we learn the importance of charity as a theological and practical virtue.
November Thanks
November is a month of remembrances. We remember and honor the saints to begin the month. Quickly thereafter we follow with a remembrance of all souls, especially those who have passed away and were known to us.
In the September 2017 issue of the Columbia magazine, author Gerald Korson wrote and submitted an article called "Christopher Columbus and Fake History".
Knights Preserve and Reflect Columbus' Vision
October is the month that we celebrate the patron and namesake of our Order, Christopher Columbus. In recent years, Columbus Day has spurred a debate about the legacy of the man the holiday is meant to celebrate.
"Building the Domestic Church While Strengthening our Parish,"
With a full understanding of the role the Knights of Columbus serve at the local level, this initiative tasks Councils to become even more active in our parish communities because they are uniquely situated to strengthen parish life. As Supreme Knight Anderson explained, "We are truly positioned today to move to a new level of service as the strong right arm of our parish."
As the state of Texas is experiencing first hand a truly overwhelming test of ministering to one another, it is a good time to reflect on the true meaning of Christian ministry.
August – Fr. McGivney
This month we honor our founder Fr. Michael J. McGivney.
Honor the Guardians of Freedom Who Serve Our Nation By Doug Oldmixon, IPSD, State Historian
Defending Religious Freedom By Doug Oldmixon, IPSD, State Historian
Defense of Traditional Marriage By Doug Oldmixon, IPSD, State Historian
Strengthen our Families By Doug Oldmixon, IPSD, State Historian
CHARITY IN ACTION – Financial Security for Catholic Families By Doug Oldmixon, IPSD, State Historian


725W Hot-Plug Power Supply (standard, most models); optional 725W Hot-Pluggable Redundant Power Supply (1+1) available. Non hot plug SCSI models include a 460W non-hot plug power supply.
In HP ProLiant ML350 G4 Array Models, the Smart Array 641 is installed in Slot 3.
*NOTE: Bus number listed reflects the default bus assignment. Inserting cards with PCI bridges may alter the actual bus assignment number.
**NOTE: Slots are enumerated differently based on operating system. Microsoft's operating systems enumerate from lowest to highest Device ID by bus (starting with the lowest bus).
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Non-array models include a single 512 MB DIMM.
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**NOTE: Advanced ECC Memory - ECC protection provides the ability to detect and correct single bit memory errors while Advanced ECC extends this coverage to include protection against multiple simultaneous errors on a DIMM. Advanced ECC detects and corrects 4bit memory errors that occur within a single DRAM chip on a DIMM. Advanced ECC algorithms work in combination with industry standard ECC DIMMS.
NOTE: 2 GB DIMMs are supported in memory slots 1 and 2 only when slots 3 and 4 are also populated with 2 GB DIMMs. In all other instances, 2 GB DIMMs should be installed in slots 3 and 4.
*NOTE: The Two Bay Hot Plug SCSI Drive Cage requires the use of both available removable media bays (A+B). In most cases, it is not possible to install both a non hot plug tape drive and the two bay hot pug SCSI drive cage option.
NOTE: Non hot plug SCSI models support a maximum of 4 total drive devices in bays 0-5, A or B.
NOTE: Installation of Non hot plug SCSI drives in the removable media bays (position C or D) requires the purchase of an additional SCSI cable.
1 External Please see the Modular Smart Array 500 or 500 G2 QuickSpecs for the latest list of supported HBAs: http://www.hp.com/go/msa500.
Please see the Modular Smart Array 1500 cs or Modular Smart Array 1000 QuickSpecs links below to determine configuration requirements Please see the Modular Smart Array 1500 cs or Modular Smart Array 1000 QuickSpecs (URL below) for the latest list of supported HBAs.
NOTE: Support for either two internal, two external, or a mix of internal/external is available. This is achieved using an internal to external SCSI cable option kit, PN 159547-B22 or 333370-B21, and either of the two SCSI knockouts.


Anesthesiologists are vital to ensuring that surgery is safe. If you or a loved one has suffered an injury due to an anesthesiologist's error, you could have a claim for medical malpractice against the anesthesiologist. At Arfaa Law Group, our Baltimore medical malpractice attorneys will make every effort to get you the monetary damages you rightfully deserve.
A divided Florida Supreme Court recently ruled against an anesthesiologist in a medical malpractice claim that involved a female who lost her life while undergoing surgery for a tumor in her skull. In a 4-3 decision, the court overturned an earlier verdict for the anesthesiologist who performed a pre-anesthesia evaluation of the patient. According to the complaint filed by the patient's husband, the anesthesiologist allegedly failed to order a second electrocardiogram after the first one highlighted irregular results and failed to report these irregular lab results to the surgeon. The Supreme Court rejected the lower court's rationale that let the anesthesiologist off the hook because he was not the "primary cause" of the patient's death. Rather, the Supreme Court noted that a doctor can be the proximate cause of a patient's harm even if he or she is not the primary cause of that harm. While this is a Florida case, causation is an important element of all Maryland malpractice cases as well.
According to the American Society of Anesthesiologists, anesthesiologists are committed to the "relief of pain and total care of the surgical patient before, during and after surgery." Part of an anesthesiologist's job is to make sure patients undergoing surgery do not feel pain during the operation. This involves evaluating a patient before surgery to make sure the amount and type of anesthetic being administered is safe for the patient.
Too little too much anesthesia.
If you have been injured by an anesthesiology error, you may be entitled to compensation through a medical malpractice claim. Medical malpractice is a complex area of law and establishing a case can be very challenging. To win a medical malpractice case in Maryland, the burden of proof is on the plaintiff to prove the following elements: i) the anesthesiologist owed the patient a duty of care (i.e., the obligation to adhere to the level of care that a reasonably prudent anesthesiologist would have adhered to in the same or similar circumstances); ii) the anesthesiologist breached the duty of care owed to the patient; and iii) the anesthesiologist's breach was a direct cause of the patient's injury. In short, the doctor's actions or inaction must have been the direct cause of the patient's harm.
Anesthesia errors can have disastrous consequences. If you feel that you or someone you know has been the victim of anesthesia malpractice, you may be entitled to compensation for your harm. At Arfaa Law Group, our trusted Baltimore anesthesia malpractice attorneys will evaluate your case and help you understand your legal rights and options. We have extensive experience in this area of law and will make every effort to obtain a positive outcome in your case. Please contact us via telephone at 410-889-1850 or contact us online today.


I received BFA with Game Art major at LCAD, USA. I have been working as concept artist and illustrator for various projects including card games, miniatures and mobile games.
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Creating illustrations for board games Warpath and Deadzone.
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Q: Create a new child node using a for-each in XSL I have found multiple tutorials, articles, posts etc. regarding xsl:for-each but none that seem to match my use case so apologies if this has already been answered elsewhere.
I have the following example XML (There are multiple doc items):
<doc>
  <att>
     <PRef>52545125</PRef>
     <BlobContent Name="rtf" ID="A7A9348763A111EA887800505685156C">
        <Property Name="MimeType" Value="application/rtf"/>
        <Property Name="FileName" Value="P0001A__m.rtf"/>
        <Reference Link="Directory\export_819280402327681192_P0001A__m.rtf"
                   Type="RELATIVEFILE"/>
     </BlobContent>
     <InvoiceDate>01/01/1970</InvoiceDate>
     <NetAmount>100.75</NetAmount>
     <GrossAmount/>
     <BlobContent Name="tif" ID="A7A90D7663A111EA887800505685156C">
        <Property Name="MimeType" Value="image/tiff"/>
        <Property Name="FileName" Value="P0001A__m.tif"/>
        <Reference Link="Directory\export_4747308861722121077_P0001A__m.tif"
                   Type="RELATIVEFILE"/>
     </BlobContent>
  </att>

I'm attempting to change the following from each BlobContent
<Reference Link="Directory\export_4747308861722121077_P0001A__m.tif" Type="RELATIVEFILE"/>

to read as:
<rtf>Directory\export_819280402327681192_P0001A__m.rtf</rtf>
<tif>Directory\export_4747308861722121077_P0001A__m.tif</tif>

The following xsl will work as expected but puts the data into  tags with nothing to define is this is the tif or rtf:
    <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<xsl:stylesheet xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform"
  xmlns:xs="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"
  exclude-result-prefixes="xs"
  version="2.0">

  <xsl:output method="xml" encoding="UTF-8" indent="yes"/>
  <xsl:strip-space elements="*"/>

  <xsl:template match="@*|node()">
    <xsl:copy>
      <xsl:apply-templates select="@*|node()"/>
    </xsl:copy>
  </xsl:template>

  <xsl:template match="/doc/att/BlobContent/Reference">
    <xsl:variable name="element-name" select="@Link"/>
    <xsl:element name="Link">
      <xsl:value-of select="@Link"/>
    </xsl:element>
  </xsl:template>

</xsl:stylesheet>

I've tried adding a for-each to create the new tags based on the BlobContent name but get an error  stating {tif rtf} is an invalid QName so it seems to be picking up each value but grouping them into a single element name.
Thanks

A: Use a template
  <xsl:template match="/doc/att/BlobContent/Reference">
    <xsl:element name="{../@Name}">
      <xsl:value-of select="@Link"/>
    </xsl:element>
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13-Year-Old Creates Online Campaign And Video To End Cyberbullying
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Cyberbullying might not leave any physical scars, but any victim would tell you that the psychological and emotional scars could last a lifetime.
Luke Culhane knows about cyberbullying all too well. The 13-year-old student in Limerick, Ireland, says he was constantly bullied by his peers online and so wanted to show a side to cyberbullying that the world had never seen before.
That's why he created an online campaign called #CreateNoHate, along with an incredible short film on YouTube about cyberbullying.
"I wanted to show how hurtful it is when you post negative comments online," Culhane wrote to A Plus."I also wanted to share with everyone how to handle it if you are bullied online."
There is no general consensus as to how many students have been cyberbullied. A 2014 study found that nearly 15 percent of high school students were cyberbullied in the previous year. A study from 2015 said that 1 in 3 middle school students experienced cyberbullying in their lifetime. And another study said that nearly 43 percent of kids have been bullied online.
Some kids are more vulnerable to cyberbullying than others, including kids of color, kids with disabilities, and kids who are LGBTQ or might be perceived as LGBTQ.
In the scripted YouTube film, Culhane is shown being harassed online. With each negative comment, he receives a physical wound such as a bloody nose, a black eye or a broken arm.
"I am thrilled at the response to my film," Culhane wrote to A Plus. "When I had the idea for the film, I thought if I just help one person who is being bullied, but this has gone beyond anything I could have imagined."
Culhane says that everyone — victims, bullies and witnesses — has a role to play to end online harassment and to report on those who cyberbully.
"Nobody deserves this," he said in the video. "And we can all help to put an end to this."
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Criminal Record Checks and Pardons - Application for Pardon - Application Granted!!Application for Pardon – Application Granted!!
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One of my first experiences with bureaucracy was when I had to get a criminal record check. It was required by a school in which I was about to take up a volunteering position. I was eager to start as a classroom assistant, but first I had to wait until the RCMP had processed my request through the Canadian Police Information Centre, (CPIC). The wait was an impediment to my plans, but only a temporary one. As I had no convictions, my check eventually came back clear and I could finally take up the position and leave the bureaucratic interlude behind me.
What if, at some past time, I had committed a youthful mistake and had broken the law? Then I would have had much more to worry about, and not just in this instance. Today, security is a big issue for employers and volunteer organizations alike. Not wanting to take unnecessary risks, many will run a criminal record check on a prospective candidate, particularly in certain professions, examples being law enforcement, security and government jobs. An ex-convict may be fully reformed, but the employer does not know that, and a past conviction will often mean that a candidate will not be considered further, even if otherwise perfectly qualified.
Are you among the not-so-few Canadians with a criminal record? Have you done your time and do you think you should no longer be stigmatized for a past mistake? Then you can apply for a pardon, which will seal your criminal record and keep it from being accessed during a check. To get a pardon, you need to apply to the National Parole Board of Canada, which will grant it if three to ten years (depending on the seriousness of the offence that you were convicted of) have passed from the end of your sentence, during which time you have been a good citizen, and if the application is completed correctly. This last point cannot be overemphasized; applying for a pardon involves a great deal of paperwork and an application containing a mistake, however slight, can easily result in a rejection, after which you will have to wait a full year before re-applying. In order to avoid this, it would be wise to allow a pardons agency to handle the application.
Now that you have you have your pardon, all your problems are solved, right? If you wish to travel to the USA, this may not be enough. American law does not allow Canadians who have a criminal record to cross the border without a waiver. The CPIC gives the US Customs and Border Protection Agency access to its files; even if you have a Canadian pardon, your name may show up during a passport check at the border, which will result in your being deported, with possible further consequences. The only solution to this is to resort to more bureaucracy: obtaining a US entry waiver will allow you to cross the border legally. Again, a pardons agency can help you with the paperwork.
Ned Lecic grew up in Toronto, Canada and has enjoyed writing from an early age. After studying Classics, English and French Literature, Ned taught English for seven years in Prague before returning to Canada. He is currently employed by a pardons agency. He plays the bagpipes in his spare time.


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Diane Lewis / Ronald van Ruyckevelt Porcelain and Ormolu Floral Studies
Posted by the Archivist in The Diane Lewis Legacy
gold and porcelain flowers, Ronald Van Ruyckevelt Malvern, Royal Worcester
Among the most unusual of Diane Lewis' works is the series of porcelain and ormolu (gilt bronze) florals done in collaboration with Ronald Van Ruyckevelt. Diane and "Ronnie" were co-workers at Royal Worcester starting in the early 1950s. In the mid-1960s Van Ruyckevelt also established a small studio of his own on Portland Road in Malvern, with the goal of producing a series of floral studies combining porcelain flowers with gilded bronze stems, branches and leaves. He sought the help of Diane and Terry Lewis in launching the project. Because Van Ruyckevelt was still under contract to Royal Worcester, arrangements were made with the studio to provide the 'metal' part of the production process because they had the facilities in place to do so.
The timing of the project coincided with the departure of Diane Lewis from Royal Worcester in mid-1965, as she was then pregnant with her first child. This allowed her to devote her attention to the design and actual creation of the flowers for the next four years, which also saw the birth of the Lewis' second child. The first pieces appeared for retail sale in 1968 and were marketed in the UK, Europe and the USA. Each was intended as a numbered limited edition of 500 although only one of the designs reached that production goal.
These are truly remarkable pieces in both design and execution. Each petal of the porcelain flowers is created entirely by hand. The arrangement between the Van Ruyckevelt studio and Royal Worcester – where Terry Lewis and Ronald Van Ruyckevelt continued to work until the 1970s — was that the bronze elements would be cast at their foundry and then gilded: i.e., covered with a traditional mixture of gold and mercury. When fired in a kiln the mercury component burns away, leaving behind a coating of gold. This technique is known as ormolu and also as bronze doré; in the UK it is often called simply "gilt bronze", or "gilded bronze' in America.
Another aspect of the Van Ruyckevelt/Royal Worcester agreement was that although the pieces themselves would bear only the van Ruyckevelt Studio name, they would be marketed and sold exclusively by Royal Worcester.
The certificate of authenticity also emanated from the Malvern studio: The RVR monogram at the top, as well as the text ("..produced in my studios in Malvern..) clearly indicates this. However, the lower portion showing the Royal Worcester name has given rise to the occasional misattribution of them having been physically made at Worcester in their entirety.
The studies are shown in chronological order by retail release date. The backstamps do not include the edition size or the sculpture number; those are shown only on the COA. The A-format number on the circular stamp, set into the felted underside of the base, is the design number.
Each of the designs was named after a town or region in France; Mennecy is located about 33 km south of Paris. This is one of two "companion" designs in the series, each being a different single stem of a white rose flushed yellow at each petal base.
Note that on one stem the third flower is a bud whilst on the other sculpture one sees the first stages of the formation of the "hip" after that flower has faded. A ladybug explores a leaf on the 'rosebud' stem. Each stands approximately 16.5″ (42 cm) high on its black Ashburton marble base.
It appears that despite being designed as a pair, the studies were sold separately. Both first appeared at retail in 1968 as design numbers A101 and A102. For some reason I have not yet seen a Mennecy stamp that includes the design number, although all of the later designs' stamps do. According to one price guide, the A101 design had a final edition size of 338, and A102 stopped just short of that at 334.
For Honfleur the roses are pink, and if both of the above photos are accurate colorwise there may have been considerable variation. Certainly the lower single example appears to be more of a solid pink than the pink blushed pair above it. For these the bases are white Sicilian marble, and the design numbers are A105 and A106. I have conflicting sources as to the final edition size of this pair, but two out of three report both designs as having stopped at 290 out of the intended 500. These are slightly shorter than Mennecy, at just about 16″ (40 cm) high. Honfleur is a port township in northwestern France, on the banks of the Seine.
Honfleur was introduced in 1968. This December 1969 newspaper advertisement by the B. Altman department store in NY City describes it as "Honfleur, ormolu and china flowers by Ronald Van Ruyckevelt, for Royal Worcester, each $400" … thus evidence that these were sold individually rather than as a set. Unfortunately, ads such as this saying "for Royal Worcester" gave the misleading impression that they were Royal Worcester branded sculptures.
This marvelous spray of cherry blossoms, Argenteuil, foreshadows one of Diane Lewis' porcelain studies that would appear in 1985 as the limited edition Cherry seen in Flowers Part Two. Only 6.5″ (16.5 cm ) high on its black Ashburton marble base, it is 14.5″ (almost 37 cm) wide. Introduced in 1969 as design A108, the edition stopped at 338 pieces. The town of Argenteuil is located about 12 km northwest of Paris.
St. Denis
Of similar size, St. Denis displays both flower and fruit of the blackberry among the gilt stems and leaves. Issued in 1969 as design A109, this appears to be the only design that completed its goal of 500 pieces. The base is black Ashburton marble, and the overall dimensions are 6.5″ (16.5 cm) high and 10″ (25.5 cm) wide. One seller cited the weight of this piece as 5 lbs (XX). There are several communes in France named St. Denis and so I'm unsure which one this study was named after.
As yet this is the only photo I've found of the third 1969 introduction, titled Castelnau. It is described in Royal Worcester's database as being a "pair of carnations (pink and yellow)" on white Sicilian marble bases, indicating that this — like Mennecy and Honfleur — was another two-design issue. This image appeared in a 1971 Bergdorf Goodman store advertisement for several Royal Worcester pieces. Dimensions were given as 14″ high and 8.5″ at the widest point (35.5 cm x 21.5 cm), the edition size as 500, and price as $750; that would have been per-study, not for two.
The color cited in the Royal Worcester list is confusing because four appear in the pictured example: white, yellow, red and what may be a dark pink; however, a different reference citing the final edition sizes says "pink, 429; yellow, 163" which indicates two colorways. But which one — the pink, or the yellow — is shown in the photo above? My guess would be the "yellow" even though only one of the five flowers acutally is that color. I hope to eventually find a photo of the other piece or, better yet, the two together.
The design numbers were not supplied by either source. Looking at the other design numbers only poses more questions, unless Castelnau was originally intended to be released in 1968 "between" the other two rose pairs, Mennecy (A101/A102) and Honfleur (A105/A106). If so, the Castelnau pair should be A103 and A104. Perhaps one or both will appear for sale online someday with photos of the stamp(s) that will solve this mini-mystery. If any reader has better photos of the Castelnau carnations and would like to share them, there is a direct-conact form on the About the Archive page.
As with St. Denis, there are multiple communes (towns) that incorporate "Castelnau" in their names and so it's impossible to know if any one in particular was meant. The word roughly translates as "new castle", nau meaning new in the Occitan dialect often used in that region.
Another Diane Lewis tour de force is this marvelous lilac spray called Languedoc. It is the largest of the horizontal studies, at almost 10″ (15 cm) high and 14″ (36 cm) wide. Assigned design number A111, this was the ninth and final piece in the series, and was released in 1971. It is also the second-smallest final edition size, with only 216 produced of the intended 500. The Languedoc region is one of the major wine-producing areas in the south of France.
Based on the 1969 pricing of $400 each for Honfleur, we can estimate that the more detailed single studies such as Argenteuil and Languedoc were probably in the $500-$600 range.
A second glance at the design numbers shows two 'empty slots': A107 and A110, assuming that Languedoc at A111 was to be the last. It's interesting to speculate about what those missing designs may have been, had they ever been produced. Could A110 have been a second, different flower-and-berry study such as a raspberry, sloe or quince, to follow St. Denis at A109? If so, perhaps A107 might have been a third flowering tree in the style of Argenteuil and Languedoc. And why the one-year gap between the 1969 and 1971 issues? Nevertheless, whatever these unreleased mystery designs were, they surely must have been yet more fine examples of the porcelain floral artistry of Diane Lewis.
[Ronald Van Ruyckevelt left Royal Worcester permanently in 1974, and moved to the USA a few years later where he began designing bronzes and collector plates for production by The Franklin Mint company in Pennsylvania. I have been unable to ascertain whether he operated his own porcelain studio as well. He died in the spring of 2016 at the age of 88 after relocating to New Mexico.]
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Stanley John Forrest (1904–1977) was a Church of England priest and popular poet. He was a friend and collaborator of John Betjeman. Forrest was vicar of St John's Church, Watford from 1954 to 1961.

Works
The Church in Reconstruction (1945)
Anglican Noah's Ark (1947)
Buzzards at Play (1947)
What the Vicar Likes (1952)
Time for a Rhyme (1954)
What's the Use? (1955)
Chapter and Verse (1959)
A Town Parson's Day (1960)
Orders in Orbit (1962)
Our Man at St. Withit's (1964)
Verse from the Vestry (1966)
Parson's Play-pen (1968)
Saints and Sinods (1971)
The Church Bizarre: Light Verse for Heavy Weather (1973)

References
An Affectionate Portrait
The Anglican Poetry of S.J. Forrest, by Richard J. Mammana

External links
Bibliographic directory from Project Canterbury

1904 births
1977 deaths
Anglican poets


Dara*, a 26-year-old man from Takeo province, who was promised by his broker that he would have a secure and decent job in Thailand, was enslaved for seven years on a fishing boat on east Malaysian waters. He was unable to leave the boat, not allowed to take breaks, and did not get enough food or sleep. He was forced to work days and nights without salary or health care and he lost all contact with his family in Cambodia. "It was so sad on the boat. And the work was very hard. We were forced to work days and nights without enough sleep", said Dara.


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The Umbrella Network launched one of the largest initial dex offerings (IDOs) at the beginning of 2021. This is a community-owned, decentralized oracle service providing secure and extensively scalable data solutions for decentralized finance ( DeFi ) applications. Umbrella provides access to revolutionary financial datasets for blockchain app developers in the crypto space as well as those with an interest in real-world business transactions.
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In 2012, Samuel Kim set out on his first major entrepreneurial venture by co-founding The Mobile Majority (acquired by Gimbal in 2016), where he was the COO until 2016. The company functioned as a mobile advertisement advisor and campaign manager for enterprise clients. In 2017, Kim started a new venture — Lucidity, a digital advertising protocol utilizing blockchain technology. He is still a board member at the company.
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A recent AP piece argues that climate change is the most polarizing current social issue because it stimulates our intuitive tendencies toward collective action or individualism. The logic makes sense but that isn't what happened in WWII. The country came together and galvanized its resources to fight a global threat. In The New Republic Bill McKibben…