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Rosa Luxemburg Biography, Life, Interesting Facts
Died On :
Theorist, Socialist, Anti-War
Zamo??, Poland
Rosa Luxemburg was born on March 5, 1871, in Poland, which was at the time controlled by Russia. She was the youngest of five children to her parents. In 1873, the Luxemburg family moved to Warsaw. When Rosa was five years old, she suffered from a hip ailment and was left with a permanent limp.
Rosa Luxemburg joined the Polish Proletariat Party in 1882. She began her political activities with organizing a strike, which led to the party heads being executed and the party disbanded. In 1887, she graduated from secondary school and fled to Switzerland, where she attended University of Zurich. There she studied philosophy, history, economics, and mathematics. In 1897, Luxemburg presented her doctoral dissertation "The Industrial Development of Poland" at the University of Zurich. Luxemburg was also one of the founders of The Worker's Cause magazine, which opposed nationalist policies and co-founded the Social Democracy of the Kingdom of Poland and Lithuania party.
Time In Germany
Rosa Luxemburg was not able to permanently stay in Germany. Therefore she got married to the son of her friend Gustav Lubeck and gained German citizenship. After that, she moved to Berlin and joined the Eduard Bernstein's constitutional reform movement. In Germany, she co-founded the Spartacus League and helped to advance Germany's young democracy. In Berlin, she was an active member of the Socialist Democratic Party and in 1898 released a brochure attacking the views of Eduard Bernstein. She became a leading spokesperson for the party.
At the beginning of 1900, Rosa Luxemburg began to publish articles about socio-economic problems in newspapers and foresaw a war. In 1904, she was imprisoned for her political activities and spent two years in prison. After her release, she went to the Russian Social-Democrats meeting in London, where she met Vladimir Lenin. She began teaching Marxism and economics at the Party's Berlin training center. One of her most notable students was Friedrich Ebert, who became the party leader and the first president of Weimar Republic. When crises in Balkans erupted, the party majorly supported the war. In response, Luxemburg was organizing anti-war demonstrations, calling for objection to military conscription. For her actions, she was imprisoned for a year.
War Time
Rosa Luxemburg and three other activists co-founded the Spartacus League in 1916. The organization began to write and spread illegal anti-war pamphlets. She was trying to achieve a general strike against the war. Luxemburg was once again imprisoned in July 1916 and spent two and a half years there. During her time in prison, Rosa Luxemburg continued to write and smuggled out her articles which were illegally published. One of the best-known articles was The Russian Revolution, which criticized the Bolsheviks and warned of their dictatorship. In 1917, Spartacus League was merged with the Independent Social Democratic Party, and in 1918, the new party assumed power, after Emperor Wilhelm II was abdicated.
German Revolution
Rosa Luxemburg was freed from prison in 1918. She and Karl Liebknecht founded The Red Flag newspaper and asked for the amnesty of political prisoners. She took part in the Congress, which led to the foundation of the Communist Party of Germany that she and Liebknecht was leading. In January 1919, Berlin was swept by a revolution, and Rosa Luxemburg encouraged the rebels to occupy the liberal press. After this uprising, the Social Democratic leader Friedrich Ebert ordered the left-wing revolution to be destroyed, and Luxemburg was captured. She was questioned under torture and shot to death.
After her and Liebknecht's execution, violence spread through Berlin and Germany. In the end, the left disbanded, since many of the members of the communist party, as well as civilians and other revolutionaries, were killed. Luxemburg's corpse was found four months after her death.
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A pile of crushed limestone sits near the train tracks at Texas Industry's large mining operation near Mill Creek, Okla.
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September 24, 2015 | 11:03 am
Judge Gives Go Ahead For Arbuckle-Simpson Aquifer Pumping Limits
Logan Layden
Logan Layden was a reporter for StateImpact Oklahoma from 2011-2017. He is a native of McAlester, Oklahoma. He graduated from the University of Oklahoma in 2009 and spent three years as a state capitol reporter and local host of All Things Considered for NPR member station KGOU in Norman.
A pile of crushed limestone sits near the train tracks at TXI's large mining operation near Mill Creek, Okla.
Oklahoma County District Judge Barbara Swinton on Wednesday ordered the long disputed limits on how much water can be taken from one of the state's most sensitive aquifers — the Arbuckle-Simpson in south-central Oklahoma — to go forward.
The court was hearing an appeal of the limit from groups including the Oklahoma Farm Bureau, Oklahoma Independent Petroleum Association, Oklahoma Aggregates Association, and mining company TXI — all petitioners in the case.
During the hearing, their attorneys argued the withdrawal limit of .2 acre-feet per acre, per year for non-residential groundwater users amounts to an unconstitutional taking of private property, and that the science the Oklahoma Water Resources Board used to determine the limit was faulty.
Judge Swinton didn't agree.
Back in 2003, in response to attempts to sale water to central Oklahoma, the state legislature passed a bill that put a moratorium on moving Arbuckle-Simpson water out of its basin, and required the OWRB to determine the amount of water that could be removed from the aquifer without disturbing the natural flow of springs and streams the aquifer feeds — the maximum annual yield. It took millions of dollars and years of research to find that number — .2 acre-feet per year.
While the OWRB's study was in progress, the temporary limit was set at ten times that amount — 2-acre feet per year. The new, much smaller limit angered heavy groundwater users in the area, like limestone mining companies.
StateImpact has reported on the ensuing fight over the maximum annual yield at the OWRB and now in the courts, and on the impact of mining in that part of Oklahoma. From October 2013:
Digging a quarter-mile wide hole hundreds of feet deep displaces a lot of aquifer water. And if the water level of the aquifer drops below where it enters streams and springs, towns like Ada, Tishomingo and Davis will have to find another source.
…Landowner Shannon Shirley blamed mining or the disruption of the creek she relies on when StateImpact visited her property last summer.
"When we first moved down here, we had tons of water," Shirley says. "We had enough water that we could put a paddleboat in this creek. Now we can't even put a canoe on it."
Just before the judge's ruling, Michael Wofford, attorney for opponents of the aquifer limit, made a last attempt to convince her to strike down the OWRB's maximum annual yield order.
"[It] would set a precedent statewide that the State of Oklahoma can take peoples' groundwater away from them for reasons that are not supported in science, and without paying for it," Wofford told the judge.
Opponents can still appeal to the Oklahoma Supreme Court.
Following the decision, Amy Ford, President of Citizens for the Protection of the Arbuckle-Simpson Aquifer, was surprised the decision came so quickly.
"We have excellent legal counsel that just did a phenomenal job," Ford says. "I was trying to decide whether to cry or clap or what. It's a huge day for us."
The Impact of Mining in the Arbuckle-Simpson Aquifer
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Рошткалинский район () — административный район в составе Горно-Бадахшанской автономной области Республики Таджикистан.

Районный центр — село Рошткала (), расположен в 30 км юго-восточнее города Хорога.

География
Рошткалинский район расположен в живописном Шахдаринском ущелье, по руслу реки Шахдара. Начинается в Гунте и заканчивается в Джавшангозе.
На севере граничит с Шугнанским районом, на западе и юге — с Ишкашимским районом, на востоке — с Мургабским районом.
В северо-восточной части района располагается второе по высоте озеро Таджикистана — Турумтайкуль.

Население
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История
Рошткалинский район исторически входил в состав Шугнана () — одной из исторических областей Памира, составной части Горно-Бадахшанской автономной области.

Первые жители на территории Памира появились уже в каменном веке. В конце эпохи бронзы произошло заселение Памира сначала протоиндийскими племенами, а затем и древними иранцами, причем языки и верования этих пришельцев наложились на местные субстратные неиндоевропейские языки. В результате на Памире образовалась группа восточноиранских языков.

В VII—II вв. до н. э. Памир населяли племена, известные в письменных источниках как саки. С их названием связан топоним «Шугнан», буквально означающий «страна саков».

Территория современного Шугнана входила в состав Империи Ахеменидов (VI—IV в. до н. э.).

В III—II вв. до н. э. население Шугнана находилась в зависимости от Греко-Бактрийского царства, в I—III вв. н. э. —- от Кушанского царства, в IV—VI вв. —- от Эфталитского государства. Вслед за разгромом эфталитов от Западно-Тюркского каганата в VI в. Шугнан номинально подчиняется тюркским правителям.

Во второй половине VII в. Шугнан оказывается в номинальной зависимости от китайской Танской империи. В VII—VIII вв. название Шугнан зафиксировано в китайских источниках как Шицзин, Шицини, Шэни, Шини, Шикини.

В последние десятилетия VIII в. Шугнан покоряется арабами-мусульманами, в IX в. находился в зависимости от Тахиридов, в Х в. входит в состав государства Саманидов, в XI—XII вв. был включен в состав государств Газневидов, а затем Гуридов, но и тогда зависимость Шугнана от центральных властей была номинальной. В арабских и персидских сочинениях VIII—XII название региона зафиксировано как Шукнан, Шикинан, Шакнан.

В XIII в. Шугнан как и все таджикские земли оказался под властью монгольских завоевателей, а в XIV—XV вв. —- тимуридских правителей. В начале XVI в. Шугнан как часть Бадахшана входит в состав империи Великих Моголов, к концу этого столетия оказывается в составе Шейбанидского государства, которое в 1599 году сменилось Аштарханидами. В 1691—1692 гг. Аштарханиды завоевали Бадахшан, а вместе с ним и Шугнан.
В середине XVIII в. Шугнан был центром сопротивления правителями Бадахшана. Так, в 1748 году объединённым силам Шугнана и Дарваза в битве у озера Шива удалось разбить войска эмира Бадахшана Султан-шаха.

В XVIII в. Шугнан, находившийся от него в вассальной зависимости Рушан, а также Вахан вели постоянную борьбу против политической зависимости от Бадахшана и Дарваза. Владетели Шугнана с Рушаном и правители Вахана являлись вассалами шахов Дарваза и платили им дань.

В конце XVIII в. правители афганской Дурранийской империи предпринимают первую попытку покорения Бадахшана.

В XIX в. историческая область Шугнан включала в себя Шугнанское шахство, в которое входил и вассальный Рушан, а также небольшие феодальные государственные образования — Шахдара и Гунт в долинах одноимённых рек, то есть территории современных Рушанского, Шугнанского и Рошткалинского районов Таджикистана, а также Шугнанского района афганской провинции Бадахшан.

Столицей Шугнанского шахства был населённый пункт Бар-Пандж-Кала с одноимённой крепостью, располагавшейся на левом берегу Пянджа.

В настоящее тремя территория исторической области Шугнан разделена на две части: правобережный Шугнан относится к Таджикистану, а левобережный — к Афганистану.

Правобережный Шугнан, согласно русско-английскому договору от , передан Бухаре вместо части Дарваза, лежащей на левом берегу Пянджа (Аму-Дарьи).

Шугнанское бекство Бухарского эмирата занимало юго-западную окраину Памира и располагалось в бассейне реки Гунт и левого притока его реки Шахдара.

Рошткалинский район первоначально был образован в 1936 году и состоял из двух сельских советов: Верхне-Рошткалинский и Нижне-Рошткалинский. Впоследствии район был подразделен на 4 сельсовета: Сеждский, Роштклинский, Тавдемский и Хидорджевский, которые объединяли 47 селений.
Постепенно росло число селений и образовались ещё два сельских совета: Тусянский и Октябрьский.
В 1963 году Рошткалинский район был ликвидирован, а его территория включена в Шугнанский район. В 1992 году Рошткалинский район был восстановлен в прежних границах.

Административное деление
В состав Рошткалинского района входят 6 сельских общин :

Главой Рошткалинского района является Председатель Хукумата, который назначается Президентом Республики Таджикистан.
Главой правительства Рошткалинского района является Председатель Хукумата.
Законодательный орган Рошткалинского района — Маджлис народных депутатов, избирается всенародно на 5 лет.

Источники
 Языки и этнография «Крыши мира». СПб.: «Петербургское Востоковедение», 2005. — 112 с.
 Каландаров Т. С. Шугнанцы (историко-этнографическое исследование). Институт этнологии РАН. — М., 2004. — 478 с.
 Постников А. В. Схватка на «Крыше Мира»: политики, разведчики и географы в борьбе за Памир в XIX веке. М.: Памятники исторической мысли, 2001. 416 стр., 8 л. карт. ISBN 5-88451-100-0

Примечания

Районы Горно-Бадахшанской автономной области

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FROM nvidia/cuda:8.0-devel-ubuntu16.04 as torch_builder

RUN apt-get update && \
    apt-get install -y \
        autoconf \
        automake \
        build-essential \
        cmake \
        curl \
        g++ \
        gcc \
        git \
        libprotobuf-dev \
        libprotobuf9v5 \
        libreadline-dev \
        libtool \
        libzmq-dev \
        pkg-config \
        protobuf-compiler \
        unzip \
        wget

# Fetch Intel MKL.
RUN mkdir /root/mkl && \
    wget https://anaconda.org/intel/mkl/2020.0/download/linux-64/mkl-2020.0-intel_166.tar.bz2 && \
    tar -xf mkl-2020.0-intel_166.tar.bz2 -C /root/mkl && \
    rm mkl-2020.0-intel_166.tar.bz2
ENV MKL_ROOT=/root/mkl
RUN rm -f $MKL_ROOT/lib/*vml* \
          $MKL_ROOT/lib/*ilp64* \
          $MKL_ROOT/lib/*blacs* \
          $MKL_ROOT/lib/*scalapack* \
          $MKL_ROOT/lib/*cdft* \
          $MKL_ROOT/lib/libmkl_tbb_thread.so \
          $MKL_ROOT/lib/libmkl_ao_worker.so

# Compile Torch and OpenNMT dependencies.
ARG CUDA_ARCH
ENV CUDA_ARCH=${CUDA_ARCH:-Common}
RUN git clone https://github.com/torch/distro.git /root/torch-distro --recursive && \
    cd /root/torch-distro && \
    mkdir /root/torch && \
    CMAKE_LIBRARY_PATH=$CMAKE_LIBRARY_PATH:$MKL_ROOT/lib \
    TORCH_CUDA_ARCH_LIST=${CUDA_ARCH} TORCH_NVCC_FLAGS="-Xfatbin -compress-all" \
    PREFIX=/root/torch ./install.sh
RUN cp -r $MKL_ROOT/lib/* /root/torch/lib
RUN /root/torch/bin/luarocks install tds && \
    /root/torch/bin/luarocks install dkjson && \
    /root/torch/bin/luarocks install restserver-xavante && \
    /root/torch/bin/luarocks install yaml && \
    /root/torch/bin/luarocks install bit32 && \
    /root/torch/bin/luarocks install luacheck && \
    /root/torch/bin/luarocks install luacov && \
    /root/torch/bin/luarocks install lua-zmq \
        ZEROMQ_LIBDIR=/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/ ZEROMQ_INCDIR=/usr/include

# Install lua-sentencepiece
RUN git clone https://github.com/google/sentencepiece.git /root/sentencepiece-git && \
    cd /root/sentencepiece-git && \
    mkdir build && \
    cd build && \
    cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/root/sentencepiece .. && \
    make -j $(nproc) && \
    make install && \
    rm -r /root/sentencepiece-git

RUN git clone https://github.com/OpenNMT/lua-sentencepiece.git /root/lua-sentencepiece && \
    cd /root/lua-sentencepiece && \
    CMAKE_LIBRARY_PATH=/root/sentencepiece/lib CMAKE_INCLUDE_PATH=/root/sentencepiece/include \
    /root/torch/bin/luarocks make lua-sentencepiece-scm-1.rockspec \
        LIBSENTENCEPIECE_DIR=/root/sentencepiece && \
    cd /root && \
    rm -r /root/lua-sentencepiece

FROM nvidia/cuda:8.0-runtime-ubuntu16.04
MAINTAINER OpenNMT <http://opennmt.net/>

RUN apt-get update && \
    apt-get install -y --no-install-recommends \
        libgomp1 \
        libprotobuf9v5 \
        libzmq1 \
        python3 && \
    apt-get clean && \
    rm -rf /var/lib/apt/lists/*

ENV TORCH_DIR=/root/torch
ENV SENTENCEPIECE_DIR=/root/sentencepiece

COPY --from=torch_builder /root/torch ${TORCH_DIR}
COPY --from=torch_builder /root/sentencepiece ${SENTENCEPIECE_DIR}

ENV LUA_PATH="${TORCH_DIR}/share/lua/5.1/?.lua;${TORCH_DIR}/share/lua/5.1/?/init.lua;./?.lua"
ENV LUA_CPATH="${TORCH_DIR}/lib/lua/5.1/?.so;./?.so;${TORCH_DIR}/lib/?.so"
ENV PATH=${TORCH_DIR}/bin:${PATH}
ENV LD_LIBRARY_PATH=${TORCH_DIR}/lib:${LD_LIBRARY_PATH}
ENV THC_CACHING_ALLOCATOR=0

ENV ONMT_DIR=/root/opennmt
COPY . $ONMT_DIR

WORKDIR $ONMT_DIR

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


"Bombogenesis" is my favorite word this week. It is meteorologist's jargon for what is happening off America's Eastern Seaboard. It was last popularized, if I recall aright, four years ago, when we had about twenty of them in the North Atlantic, within a January and February.
Many things that humans can do are not apparent to most humans. I used the topical example, but could fill columns like these with what I am inclined to call "the divine graces." We have the equipment to discern minute variations through each of several dozen internal and external physical senses (according to medieval counts from both Europe and China).
We could all master wine tasting, if we had the will; or walk through forests with our eyes closed. I know people, not exceptionally learned, who can read and write in five or more languages. Almost anyone can be taught to sing, dance, draw; and, in consequence, can do any number of things most people can't. Such as: walk elegantly.
Big cities make us stupid. (I was reporting weather from a small town.) In the countryside, one picks up on small, subtle things, including the behavior of animals. Words, too, may have different significations when, in freedom from big-city distractions, they are heard with attention. Irony becomes different in kind, once the "jokey" quality is discarded, that is required for a general audience of the half-listening. Which is why, incidentally, our "media of news and entertainment" are such brain-killers.
Of course, big-city vanity compensates for this. We think that we are clever and that country folk are slow, and can prove this to ourselves by simple tests. We're very good at, say, avoiding automotive vehicles, and lose a surprisingly small proportion of pedestrians and bicyclists in the course of an average year. And we can do multiple tasks at the same time, if all very poorly.
Saint Paul's way of expressing this is to say that, because of sin, we are like adults who have become children, cast adrift from the rights and responsibilities of our maturity. It is an intriguing and very suggestive image: sin as a kind of infantilization. And this infantilization, brought about by sin, is something that we will to occur, or at least it is something in which we willingly collaborate. Sin is our willful participation in a collective defection from maturity. . . .Sin is revealed, in a way quite simply, even disarmingly, as a refusal to be grown up.
We flatter ourselves, not only by the sins we commit, but by our modern conception of what sin is. We think that we are enacting "some momentous alternative to the good," when really we are just being thick.
To my mind, the history of this idiocy goes back, as so many things, to the Reformation, with its new respect for the Devil. To the "pre-reformed," medieval mind, this devil himself could be a figure for mockery. But to Milton, he was something grand; the unintended tragic hero of Paradise Lost. The great sinners of history – the Hitlers and Stalins and Maos – become larger than life for us, when we should see that they are smaller.
Our whole conception of freedom has been reduced to the dumb idea that we are "free to choose" in our own – very short-term – interest. And we protest only obstructions to that paltry freedom, including the obstructions of Nature, which made us (to give only one example) male or female.
We are unacknowledged antinomians, and that is why we cannot understand that freedom from sin entails freedom from the law. For if we were free of sin, we could do as we pleased without transgression. But as we are not, we have to be restrained. The real choice is between humility and humiliation.
And we get this wrong because we are stupid; because we do not learn; because we will not grow up, and act like adults. For the means to a better station in life – to the immortal station intended for us from the beginning – is all around us. There is no direction in which to walk, no place that we may be still, where liberation is beyond our reach.
"Man is born free, but everywhere he is in chains." Thus saith Rousseau. He has got this exactly backwards. Man is born enchained, but everywhere can be free if he wishes. He has nothing to lose but his stupidity.


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PCS Chapter 3 – Monarch Cleansing Pill
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The memories that had poured into Qin Meixing's mind were numerous. Some were good memories; others were bad. The original body had been arrogant when she was young, but due to no cultivation talent she had become the person everyone else looked down upon, and it got to the point where she rarely left home.
When she did leave home, she always wore a veil so that no one could recognize her. She was very lonely because her parents had vanished, and her grandfather was always out fighting for the Empire.
This time she had been beaten black and blue by a cousin who had seen her face and was extremely jealous of her appearance. This beating had caused the Nine Yin Poison to flare up, which lead to her death and allowed for Qin Meixing to take over her body.
[New Mission Notice; gain vengeance for the deceased Qin Meixing. Reward one hundred and fifty experience points, and seven mission points. Green-Colored Mission, do you wish to accept?]
"Accept," Qin Meixing's eyes were cold as she looked at the ceiling above her. Even if she were not feeling the pain, she would still take revenge. This was the least she could do for the body and the deceased soul.
"System, I wish to buy the recipe to detoxify the Nine Yin Poison."
[Purchasing the recipe will cost you five mission points. Your current wealth is ten mission points; please confirm your purchase.]
"Confirm the purchase," Qin Meixing said, as she felt a bit of excitement.
[Purchase complete.]
A sudden headache assaulted Qin Meixing, and her body felt as if the world spun around her before it returned to normal once again. She found an extra piece of knowledge in her mind now. Suddenly, she knew the recipe to create a pill that would detoxify her.
The recipe was simple, and the herbs needed were not uncommon, but she was not very stoked. She knew that she had to refine the pill, but refining a pill when she did not have any Qi would be difficult.
Fortunately, she had previous experience with ancient Chinese medicine and knew how to create pills. Although she would fail many times, she had faith that if she had enough herbs, she would eventually be able to refine the pill.
Qin Meixing hurried to put the veil on her face, and then she looked for the housekeeper.
Hearing that she was looking for him, the housekeeper hurried to her side, and although she looked the same with the veil covering her face, he felt as if something had changed. Her aura was completely different.
"Uncle Mu, I need some gold," Qin Meixing said with a happy voice, and the housekeeper was stunned. She had not called him Uncle Mu for a very long time, and now that she had done it again, he almost teared up.
"Miss, we have your allowance ready for the last three months. It amounts to one hundred and fifty thousand gold coins."
Knowing that she had saved up that much gold, Qin Meixing smiled happily and accepted it all in her qiankun bag. The qiankun bag was different from other bags, as it was a storage treasure unique to the Zhanshi world.
It had a much larger space inside than what appeared on the outside, and it could be hung on the waist, but it could almost contain a full house.
Qin Meixing had placed all her coins inside her qiankun bag, and she began moving towards the outside of the manor. She did not bring anyone with her as she walked through the busy streets of the Imperial Capital.
She had the memories of the body and knew what was located where, so she quickly made her way towards the Hundred Herb Hall.
The Hundred Herb Hall was a shop that focused solely on herbs and resources needed for alchemists. They also sold pills for the alchemists, in return for a trading fee.
When Qin Meixing reached the Hundred Herb Hall, she found that the shop was full to the brim with customers, and while she was unsure of what was happening, she had no other option than to wait for the store to have a bit more space so that she could enter.
The many experts within were youngsters, and it seemed as if they were trying to vie for a few pills that had been put up for sale.
Qin Meixing looked on curiously. Right now, there was only one pill that she was interested in, and that was the Monarch Cleansing Pill, the pill she had just gotten the recipe for.
It was a pill that could neutralize up to a thousand poisons, and while it was quite easy to obtain the herbs needed, the refinement was quite difficult.
But Qin Meixing felt that she had genuinely benefitted from the trade. Giving five mission points, but getting a recipe for a pill that could neutralize more than a thousand poisons was indeed a good trade.
Once she had traded for the recipe, the recipe became hers, and she would never forget it.
[Dear Host, someone has been observing you since you came here,] the voice of the system suddenly rang in Qin Meixing's mind.
She did not look around but entered into the Hundred Herb Hall. Although it was crowded, it was easier to hide inside a crowd, and she moved through the crowd like a fish in water.
The gaze that had been looking at her before was now blocked.
[Dearest Host, that person seemed very interested in you; do you want to investigate? It only costs one mission point for each person you examine.]


Dog walkers are being urged to keep an eye on their pets after at least three animals died in what's feared to be a spate of pet poisonings.
Dave and Joanna Skinner were walking their border terrier Merlin in Astill Lodge Park when he ate something believed to be laced with large amounts of paracetamol and later had to be put down.
In response to a post on Facebook others have commented about cats and dogs falling ill and it appears at least three animals have died recently.
Dave, 51, who lives in Heatherbrook Road in the Beaumont Leys area of Leicester, said: "My wife and I took Merlin walking on Wednesday morning last week and when we got him back home he wasn't himself. Later on he was sick.
"The next morning he still seemed ill and after waiting a couple of hours we took him to the vets in Anstey.
"He had to be put down. The vets said that although they couldn't be 100 per cent sure without a post mortem it was most likely paracetamol – and a lot more than just a single tablet, too.
Joanna, 43, said: "We were absolutely devastated. He was beautiful and so friendly.
Dave said he was certain the poison was eaten while in the park. "It was Halloween that night so we only took him out in the morning when there weren't lots of kids about.
"And there's no way anyone could have thrown poison into our back garden because it's very isolated.
"We kept Merlin on the lead throughout the walk, which just makes it even stranger.
And one person added: "I also have taken my puppy to the vets after a walk on the country park.
It is not clear exactly where and when the other pets referred to were poisoned.
Shee Spinks said: "I have been told that rat poison, paracetamol and antifreeze is being hidden in bones and treats apparently to kill rats and squirrels.
"Friend had a dog put down yesterday as a result of ingesting something on a walk.
A spokesman for Leicester City Council , which owns Astill Lodge Park, Castle Hill Country Park and Bennion Pools, said: "We have not received any direct reports about incidents of dog poisoning but we are aware of concerns on social media.
"We do not use any products or plants on our park that could be harmful to dogs.


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package co.cask.cdap.data2.dataset2.cache;

import co.cask.cdap.api.common.Bytes;
import co.cask.cdap.api.dataset.DatasetSpecification;
import co.cask.cdap.api.dataset.lib.AbstractDataset;
import co.cask.cdap.api.dataset.lib.KeyValueTable;
import com.google.common.collect.ImmutableSortedMap;
import org.apache.tephra.Transaction;

import java.util.Map;

public class TestDataset extends AbstractDataset implements Comparable<TestDataset> {

  private final KeyValueTable kvTable;
  private final Map<String, String> arguments;
  private final String key;
  private final String value;

  private Transaction currentTx = null;
  private boolean isClosed = false;

  public TestDataset(DatasetSpecification spec, KeyValueTable kv, Map<String, String> args) {
    super(spec.getName(), kv);
    this.kvTable = kv;
    this.arguments = ImmutableSortedMap.copyOf(args);
    this.key = arguments.get("key") == null ? "key" : arguments.get("key");
    this.value = arguments.get("value") == null ? "value" : arguments.get("value");
  }

  public void write() throws Exception {
    kvTable.write(key, value);
  }

  public String read() throws Exception {
    return Bytes.toString(kvTable.read(key));
  }

  public KeyValueTable getKeyValueTable() {
    return kvTable;
  }

  public String getKey() {
    return key;
  }

  public String getValue() {
    return value;
  }

  @Override
  public void startTx(Transaction tx) {
    currentTx = tx;
    super.startTx(tx);
  }

  @Override
  public boolean commitTx() throws Exception {
    currentTx = null;
    return super.commitTx();
  }

  @Override
  public boolean rollbackTx() throws Exception {
    currentTx = null;
    return super.rollbackTx();
  }

  public Map<String, String> getArguments() {
    return arguments;
  }

  @Override
  public String getName() {
    return super.getName();
  }

  @Override
  public int compareTo(TestDataset other) {
    int result = getName().compareTo(other.getName());
    if (result != 0) {
      return result;
    }
    result = getArguments().toString().compareTo(other.getArguments().toString());
    if (result != 0) {
      return result;
    }
    return Integer.compare(hashCode(), other.hashCode());
  }

  @Override
  public void close() {
    isClosed = true;
  }

  public Transaction getCurrentTransaction() {
    return currentTx;
  }

  public boolean isClosed() {
    return isClosed;
  }
}


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For two years, my teachers paid my school fees: Rajkummar Rao
Can a regular young man from Gurgaon, without glamour and connections, make it big in Hindi cinema? The remarkable rise of Rajkummar Rao, and his steely ambition, give you the answers.
Written by Dipti Nagpaul | New Delhi | Updated: May 26, 2014 11:00:48 am
The rise of Rajkummar: How the actor made it big in Bollywood
In the mid-2000s, when neither airconditioned buses nor the Metro plied between Gurgaon and Delhi, Rajkummar Rao would take the Haryana transport bus to the capital every day. Leaving home at 7.30 am on crowded buses that threatened to break down every few metres, he would first attend classes at Atma Ram Sanatan Dharm College in Delhi University's South Campus, and then head to Sri Ram Centre Repertory Company, returning home only past 11 in the night. The journeys were long and tiresome but the aspiring actor had no time to waste. He would turn these trips into opportunities. Observing people who regularly boarded the bus, he'd analyse their personality, and jot down their quirks. Sometimes he would playact, pretending to be a deaf-and-mute person, to see how people around him reacted.
Once, he showed up at a bus stop near Bengali Market as a self-flagellating shaman, in black costume and make-up, whipping himself in public. "A crowd started to gather until a cop shooed me away," says Rajkummar, speaking through the din of the blow dryer as he readies for his shot on the sets of Dolly Ki Doli, an Arbaaz Khan film where he plays the lead, in Madh Island, Mumbai.
The diary where he meticulously made notes is still with him, but Rajkummar no longer needs it. The 29-year-old actor, who made a striking debut in Dibakar Banerjee's ensemble Love Sex Aur Dhokha in 2010, is one of the most promising talents in the country. His career boasts of a 100 per cent box-office success rate. His performance in Kai Po Che as a young Gujarati with quiet ambition and drive is as lauded as his morally ambivalent, if not downright offensive, characters in Ragini MMS and Queen. But it's his portrayal of the strengths and vulnerabilities of slain human rights lawyer Shahid Azmi in Hansal Mehta's Shahid that established Rajkummar as a performer. That role won him the National Award earlier this month. It also proved that despite his average-Joe looks and a complete absence of film connections, he could carry a film on his shoulders. That led to his next big role, the Fox Studio-backed Citylights, directed by Hansal Mehta.
Rajkummar Rao
Everyman's hero Rajkummar plays the lead in Hansal
Mehta's Citylights (Left) after a National Award-winning performance in Shahid (right above); and (right below) from the family album, a young Rajkummar in Class X
The sun has already set by the time Rajkummar wraps up the shoot for a reality show, where he is making a guest appearance. Four hours have been spent playing judge to a bunch of youngsters who aspire to a career in films — a place where he was at, not five years ago. He leads the way to the no-frills vanity van he shares with a colleague. Inside, he takes the chair opposite the mirror, but turns it to face away from his reflection. Dressed in a black-and-white shirt paired with a jacket, he seems to be on a high from the dance performance at the show, and smiles at the recollection of a childhood spent on stage. "Very few know that I am a trained dancer. Audience applause is part of my earliest memories," says the actor.
His mother, Kamlesh Yadav, 54, says he nursed the dream of becoming an actor since he was a boy, and steadily worked towards it. "He enrolled himself in martial arts and dance classes and even switched schools —from Siddheshwar Mandir School to Blue Bells — after Class X to improve his English," she says.
None of this could have come easy. In the years he was growing up, Rajkummar's was a middle-class joint family — a house complete with grandparents, two uncles, their wives and a battery of cousins — and his father was a government employee in the revenue department. Times were tough, admits his mother. But Rajkummar doesn't wear the family's and his own hardships as a medal around his neck, choosing to play them down. "For two years, my teachers paid my school fees," he says. "But no one ever discouraged me from pursuing my dream."
By the time he finished school, Rajkummar had worked out a roadmap — a stint in theatre followed by film school. So, along with a degree in commerce from Delhi University, Rajkummar enrolled himself with a Delhi-based theatre group Kshitij for a year, before joining the two-year course at the repertory. The results showed early on, says Mukesh Chhabra. A prominent casting director in Bollywood today, Chhabra was Rajkummar's senior at SRC and has often seen him perform on stage. "He had the fire in him," says Chhabra who later cast Rajkummar in two crucial films of his career, Kai Po Che and Shahid.
Kai Po Che was a turning point because it put his face on the posters.
In 2006, he joined the Film and Television Institute of India (FTII) in Pune, which had reinstated the acting course in 2004. He hoped it would open the doors to the regional and world cinema that he had, until then, only heard of. Second, it would take him closer to Mumbai, where he could bank on the FTII alumni network in his Bollywood "struggle". His friend from the film institute, Dev Agarwal — also the cinematographer on Citylights — speaks admiringly of Rajkummar's hunger to learn. "All of us were devouring cinema but he had an academic approach to it. He never wasted his time in idle chatter, discussions on films with him were always intense and analytical," says Agarwal.
Rajkummar says he cannot quite trace the root of his love for cinema. But it probably lies somewhere within the four walls of his Gurgaon residence. Located in the part of the satellite city that has remained untouched by high rises and glass-fronted malls, it is a modest house, flanked by dusty roads. His fondest memories of childhood revolve around the movie marathons that would take place on Sundays, where the entire family watched two to three films in one sitting. But he grew up in awe of the medium, never of the stars in it, unlike most people who join the film industry.
By our third meeting, it is evident that Rajkummar is that rare professional who does not believe that an actor or a "star" should be placed on a pedestal. Every time he steps into a room full of people — be it colleagues or strangers — it is as an equal. He doesn't carry the burden of fame in the form of a coterie, choosing to respond to everyone who approaches him. At the acting workshop for Focus, theatre producer-director Akarsh Khurana's directorial debut where he plays the lead role, he engages with each member of the cast and crew. When Khurana asks actor Hussain Dalal to "rehearse the lines properly with the National Award-winning actor", Rajkummar turns a shade red at the good-hearted teasing.
While he shows a refreshing lack of entitlement even after a successful run, he was clear-eyed about his limitations when he had set out. Rajkummar knows he is no heartthrob and a bunch of teenage girls aren't going to chase him down the street, well, at least not yet. During his admission process at the FTII, says brother Amit, Rajkummar told his interviewers that they ought not to reject him based on preconceived notions. "During my early days in Mumbai, I had worked on my body to gain muscle. But whenever I would queue up to audition for ads, I'd almost always be rejected because they wanted models to have a certain kind of look. I knew my success depended more on my work than my appearance," he says.
The actor (left) and his family in Gurgaon (right). Pic: Amit Chakravarty and Oinam Anand
Luckily for Rajkummar, who moved to Mumbai in 2008, he was entering an industry where the rules of engagement had changed quite a bit. Bollywood was learning to appreciate actors, even as it gushed over the stars. The first break came early. On one of his visits to FTII, he saw a news clipping that said filmmaker Dibakar Banerjee was looking for newcomers for his next film. He immediately returned to Mumbai. " (Casting director) Atul Mongia asked me to mail my pictures, but I didn't hear from him after that, despite repeated attempts on my part." Then, one day Mongia called the actor, asking him to source a number of another FTII graduate. That simple task became his mission for he knew it was the only way to speak with Mongia again. "Little did I know that the actor whose number I was so desperate to find, would be my chief competitor for the role," says Rajkummar with a laugh. But he nevertheless bagged the role of a supermarket supervisor, who woos a girl and then makes a sex tape with her in Love Sex Aur Dhokha (LSD). Neha Chauhan, Mongia's then-assistant who auditioned Rajkummar — she also played the girl he records on video — says the actor was a clear winner since the first audition. "He didn't limit himself to the character described in the scene; he interpreted Adarsh in flesh and blood, bringing a certain vulnerability to his kameena character," she says.
Although part of an ensemble, Rajkummar's performance in LSD won him rave reviews. Ekta Kapoor offered him a role in the first installation of the horror film Ragini MMS. Rajkummar was reluctant as the part seemed similar on paper to LSD, but he took it up on Mongia's insistence as a challenge to play it out as distinctly as possible.
By then, Rajkummar was hoping to bag lead roles. But he didn't sit and wait for them to come by, instead choosing to take up supporting roles with "good filmmakers and actors on script-driven films", such as Reema Kagti's Talaash and Bejoy Nambiar's Shaitan, in the hope that it will help him showcase his talent. That paid off. His role as a cop working under Aamir Khan in Talaash caught Khurana's eye. Similarly, his role in Gangs of Wasseypur II as Shamshad Alam would help him find his most challenging assignment: playing Shahid Azmi.
Though it was meant to be a larger role —as prominent as Nawazuddin Siddiqui's — Shamshad's role was eventually shortened. Impressed by his performance, Kashyap recommended Rajkummar to Hansal Mehta, who signed him on, albeit reluctantly. To the actor, it was an opportunity to play a solo lead and showcase his talent through the turbulent life of the human rights lawyer. With Mehta, it would be the beginning of a friendship and, in their words, a lifelong creative collaboration.
Rajkummar went to great lengths to play the role. During the nine-day schedule in Himachal Pradesh, the actor also assisted the production and direction teams of the tightly-budgeted film. "I most enjoyed teaching the local children how to perform namaaz," says the actor, who learnt it from a make-up artiste on the sets of Talaash.
But it took much more to get under the skin of the protagonist he was to portray. He started with extensive conversations with Azmi's youngest brother, Khalid about the lawyer's life, his stint at a jihadi training camp, his relationship with his family and wife. Studying the Quran helped him understand Azmi's disillusionment with the camp, and hearing about his wrongful arrest explained his decision to fight for the terror accused. Spending a week in the hole-in-the-wall house in Dongri where the film was to be shot brought Azmi alive to him.
Research, he adds, is the backbone of his performances. For his role in Kai Po Che, a Gujarati crew member became his temporary voice and accent coach, also educating him about the culture of the community. Even the bit role in Shaitan had him consulting his Maharashtrian friend on the body language of Mumbai cops. During the shoot of Citylights, Rajkummar lived in the small town of Sadri in the Pali district of Rajasthan for a month, he grew a moustache, became well-versed with the dialect, and later, even went shopping for his clothes with the stylist. (In the film, he plays Deepak Singh, who migrates from Rajasthan to Mumbai with his wife and daughter, in search of a better life, but finds the metropolis a hostile place.)
His appeal, for now, is limited to the multiplex audience. Manoj Desai, owner of the Gaiety-Galaxy theatres and Maratha Mandir— the hub of single-screen films in Bandra and Dadar respectively, where Salman Khan and Shah Rukh drive the business — pauses to recollect who Rajkummar is. He says the actor's next, Citylights, will play at his Bandra property but only because there are few big films releasing this season. In his opinion, "the newcomer" needs a few more commercial successes in lead roles before the masses take to him. Rajkummar is probably aware of this fact. It could be one of the reasons he considers Kai Po Che a turning point. "It put me on posters, which helped me access the commercial cinema space and reach out to the masses," he says.
It was also for commercial reasons that Rajkummar opted for the more ambiguous surname "Rao" over his original "Yadav". Although filmmaker Banerjee had recommended, in jest, an easier solution: that Rajkummar refer to himself as RK. "But I don't see myself as an RK, whom I envision as someone who wakes up to a glass of juice served by a white-gloved attendant and then drives to the set in his limousine amid thronging fans," says Rajkummar, laughing.
His own life is far simpler in spite of the success. He wakes up on his mattress in the living room of the one-bedroom rented apartment in Andheri he shares with Agarwal, and makes his own tea. He hasn't traded his old television set for an LCD screen, nor installed an air-conditioner in his flat. A teetotaler, his only indulgence is the Audi SUV that he recently purchased. As Mehta says, it is this quality of staying rooted that ensures Rajkummar walks in with a clean slate into any film, never bringing in the baggage of a 100 per cent success rate.
The challenge, say well-wishers, is that he stays that way, and does not get drunk on celebrity — unlike Siddiqui and Irrfan, for instance, his success, including a National Award, has come early. But humble as he is, Rajkummar, who has also been signed by Rajkumar Gupta for his next film based on Chetan Bhagat's 2020, is not one to rein in his ambitions: from now on, he has decided, no more two-bit characters, only lead roles. Even as he says this, Rajkummar adds a quick disclaimer: "But offer me a Satya and I will play a Bhiku Mhatre any day."
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BSM Football Opener
Annalisa Huge
Barely winning in overtime last fall, the Red Knights opened their 2009 season with a more decisive victory over the Robbinsdale-Cooper Hawks. "We knew it would be a tough game," said head coach Patrick Kreiger, "Cooper is a well-coached team, and we are very pleased with the effort and the turnout of the game."
Their effort payed off with 21-6 win, a much greater gap than their game against the Hawks last fall. Early in the game on Cooper's first possession, senior Will Nelson sacked the quarterback. Shortly thereafter, junior Kyle McCarthy scored on a four-yard touchdown run set up by an 80-yard drive by the Red Knights. Senior Chase Mlnarik gained 38 yards before the half, and the Red Knights were up 14-0. "The first half looked really good," said senior Jon Cotter, "We got ahead quick, which definitely paid off."
The Hawks began the second half with a seventy-five yard gain, but failed to score, as senior Bailey Dodds stopped Hawk quarterback D.J. Hebert on the fourth down. In addition to his three pass break-ups, Dodds also had nine tackles.
Although a ten-play, ninety-yard scoring drive by Cooper made the game 14-6, BSM responded quickly by scoring a touchdown, building their lead to 21-6. "We played well, based on the first game; I think we just need to work on consistency. The team would look really good out there, and then I would see a lot of mistakes," said Coach Kreiger.
Overall, the Red Knights felt good about their first game. "I think Myles had a great game," said senior Dan Nelson about junior Myles Barnes, who had a game-high thirteen tackles. Krebsbach, who passed 160 yards, had a career-high game. Senior Andy Kalb had seven tackles and junior Tyler Nelson had ten. "The team is really strong this year," said captain Seth Marx,"we have a lot of returning starters, so we predict we will do well through out the season."


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Candidate in the 86th Gregg Nelson and grandchild
Republican candidate nominated in the 86th HOD district
written by Dave Webster January 19, 2019
On January 19, 2019, Republican Gregg Nelson was nominated by a majority vote for the 86th District House of Delegates seat in the Virginia General Assembly. Mr. Nelson is an Air Force veteran and also a small businessman. His campaign manager will be Chad Brown. When reached by telephone his campaign aide Amanda Morris stated he is confident of victory.
Mr. Nelson will be opposed by Democrat Ibraheem Samireh of Chicago, Illinois. Mr. Samireh's family previously moved to the country of Jordan before returning to the United States. Mr. Samireh is a close confidante and ally of recent Congressional electee Rashida Tlaib. He has yet to take any public position on whether or not he supports or opposes the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement and the impeachment of the President, supported by his friend and ally Ms. Tlaib.
Republican candidate nominated in the 86th HOD district was last modified: January 19th, 2019 by Dave Webster
Gregg Nelson 86th district
Dave Webster
Dave Webster is a lifelong resident of Fairfax County and has lived in Herndon since 2004. Dave is a member of the Virginia and District of Columbia Bars currently practicing law in Herndon.


A memorial service for the jazz guitarist Tal Farlow will be held at 7:30 P.M. on Sunday at St. Peter's Lutheran Church in Citicorp Center at Lexington Avenue and 54th Street. Mr. Farlow died on July 25.
Among the friends and associates of Mr. Farlow who are to perform at the service are the guitarists Gene Bertoncini, Vic Juris, Russell Malone and Jack Wilkins, the bass player Gary Mazzaroppi, the vibraphonist Warren Chiasson, the drummer Terry Clarke and the pianist James Williams.
The service will be open to the public.


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Danielle Gagnaux-Morel, née le  à Fribourg, est une haute fonctionnaire fribourgeoise, chancelière d'État depuis le . Elle est la première femme à occuper un poste de chancelier cantonal en Suisse.

Biographie
Elle est mariée à Bernard Gagnaux, fromager, avec qui elle a trois enfants.

Elle est férue d'équitation.

Notes et références

Voir aussi

Bibliographie
 Georges Andrey, John Clerc, Jean-Pierre Dorand et Nicolas Gex, Le Conseil d'État fribourgeois : 1848-2011 : son histoire, son organisation, ses membres, Fribourg, Éditions de la Sarine, 2012,

Liens internes
 Liste des chanceliers d'État du canton de Fribourg
 Conseil d'État (Fribourg)

Liens externes

 Site du Conseil d'État
 Liste des chanceliers d'État du canton de Fribourg

Naissance en juin 1963
Naissance à Fribourg (Suisse)
Chancelier d'État (Fribourg)
Personnalité politique fribourgeoise


Some people are using old books to create works of art, including sculptures.
They can change the shape of a hardcover book so it becomes three-dimensional, for example. The resulting sculpture has not only a length and width, but depth.
The process can be very simple, and the result is often beautiful.
There are many kinds of book folding. Artists fold, bend, and sometimes cut, a book's pages while keeping them together. The art work can be hung on a wall or placed on a table.
"They look impressive on the wall," says writer Candice Caldwell. "A group of six of these on the wall together can look really beautiful, and they're just really simple folds."
Caldwell operates a blog called the "ReFab Diaries." She writes about re-purposing everyday objects like books for uses other than what they were designed for.
In 2003, Caldwell was making clocks from old books when she saw plans for a simple book-folding project in a do-it-yourself magazine. She tried it. She has since taught several friends and her mother how to create wall art from books.
Clare Youngs has written a book called "Folded Book Art." She says book folding is easy.
From her home in England, she told the Associated Press by email that "it looks as if it is complicated and unachievable, but it is really easy to do. You just don't tell anyone how easy it is and they will be amazed at your creations."
Youngs began making art from book pages several years ago when she saw pictures of folded books at the website Pinterest.com. She also watched some videos on YouTube that tell how to create art from books.
"It is quite a therapeutic activity," says Youngs. "...it's very satisfying to see the shape develop."
An American book folder defends the activity against those who say it is an act of destruction.
Ann Martin of Delaware has written a book called "All Things Paper." She says "sometimes old books are better-suited for a new purpose. I feel it's OK to go ahead and take that old, unused book that's going to be tossed anyway and turn it into a work of art."
Caldwell suggests folding cooking recipe and photography books. She says that "if it's really visual and really colorful when you start to fold it, you get a whole new look on the wall."
The British driver was unable to hang on to his lead.
If you enjoy cooking, here is a recipe of Yuanxiao for you.
Why must you do everything as if you have to win?
1.A group of six of these on the wall together can look really beautiful, and they're just really simple folds.
On the way home we shared our first class compartment with a group of businessmen.
2.An American book folder defends the activity against those who say it is an act of destruction.
Power is in some measure an act of will.
The President described the disaster as an act of God.


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'Get me drunk, it's ugly': Life in prison for shooting deaths of brothers outside Wisconsin bar
06/04/2019 1:22 pm PDT
WITI
Nathan Kivi
By Katie DeLong, WITI
KENOSHA COUNTY, Wis. (WITI) -- A Trevor man convicted in a shooting outside Beach Bar in Twin Lakes that would take the lives of two brothers in November 2017 was sentenced to life in prison Monday, June 3.
Nathan Kivi, 26, was convicted by a jury on all counts in April:
First degree intentional homicide, use of a dangerous weapon, repeater — two counts
Possession of a firearm by a person convicted of a felony, repeater
Felony bail jumping, repeater, use of a dangerous weapon — two counts
Kivi received a sentence of life in prison without the possibility of parole on the homicide convictions. He received nine years in prison and five years' extended supervision on the firearm conviction, and seven years in prison and three years' extended supervision on the bail jumping convictions, for a total of 23 years in prison and 11 years' extended supervision. He was also ordered to pay more than $31,000 in restitution.
It happened Nov. 24, 2017 after an argument in the bar led to a fight in the parking lot near S. Lake Avenue and Barry Road. Prosecutors said Kivi was upset after people "threw things at his truck," breaking a window. He was out on signature bond at the time.
Police were called out around 2 a.m. for a shooting in progress.
Upon arrival, officials observed "multiple men and women yelling," surrounding two men who were laying on the ground in the parking lot. A witness said the victims, identified as Kenneth and Richard Samuel, had been shot, and the suspects fled the scene.
Richard Samuel, 28, was pronounced dead at the scene. He suffered four gunshot wounds. Kenneth Samuel, 31, was taken to the hospital and died during surgery. He suffered two gunshot wounds.
In a statement to investigators, the complaint indicated Kivi said on the night of the shooting "there were a bunch of people arguing and someone threw something through the back of his truck window." He said he was angry and "blackout drunk," indicating he "didn't sober up until 7 a.m."
When asked what provoked the shooting, the complaint said Kivi indicated "a drunk idiot in the bar started stuff, and (his friend) got lippy." After "people came outside and started throwing things at his truck" he said he tried to leave and was driving away when "suddenly there was something coming through the back window of his truck." He said the first shot fired in the parking lot "was a warning" because "they were throwing (expletive) at my truck while I was sitting there." He said: "Get me drunk, and it's ugly. It's not all the time, but when I start drinking, don't (expletive) me off."
The complaint noted that in June 2017 a $10,000 signature bond was set in a case charging Kivi with strangulation and misdemeanor battery and disorderly conduct.
Kivi pleaded guilty to one count of disorderly conduct, domestic abuse assessments and one count of felony bail jumping in June 2018. He was sentenced to serve two years in prison and two years' extended supervision.
He was also convicted of burglary in Kenosha County in 2012, and thus prohibited from possessing a firearm.
MORE: 'Get me drunk, it's ugly': Life in prison for man in shooting deaths of brothers outside Twin Lakes bar - WITI
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text:
import * as _ from 'lodash';
import PromiseRejectionError from '@/lib/promise-rejection-error';
import { durationHumanize } from '@/filters';
import { getTags } from '@/services/tags';
import template from './dashboard.html';
import shareDashboardTemplate from './share-dashboard.html';
import './dashboard.less';

function isWidgetPositionChanged(oldPosition, newPosition) {
  const fields = ['col', 'row', 'sizeX', 'sizeY', 'autoHeight'];
  oldPosition = _.pick(oldPosition, fields);
  newPosition = _.pick(newPosition, fields);
  return !!_.find(fields, key => newPosition[key] !== oldPosition[key]);
}

function getWidgetsWithChangedPositions(widgets) {
  return _.filter(widgets, (widget) => {
    if (!_.isObject(widget.$originalPosition)) {
      return true;
    }
    return isWidgetPositionChanged(widget.$originalPosition, widget.options.position);
  });
}

function DashboardCtrl(
  $routeParams,
  $location,
  $timeout,
  $q,
  $uibModal,
  Title,
  AlertDialog,
  Dashboard,
  currentUser,
  clientConfig,
  Events,
  toastr,
  Policy,
) {
  this.saveInProgress = false;

  const saveDashboardLayout = (widgets) => {
    if (!this.dashboard.canEdit()) {
      return;
    }

    this.saveInProgress = true;
    const showMessages = true;
    return $q
      .all(_.map(widgets, widget => widget.save()))
      .then(() => {
        if (showMessages) {
          toastr.success('Changes saved.');
        }
        // Update original widgets positions
        _.each(widgets, (widget) => {
          _.extend(widget.$originalPosition, widget.options.position);
        });
      })
      .catch(() => {
        if (showMessages) {
          toastr.error('Error saving changes.');
        }
      })
      .finally(() => {
        this.saveInProgress = false;
      });
  };

  this.layoutEditing = false;
  this.isFullscreen = false;
  this.refreshRate = null;
  this.isGridDisabled = false;
  this.updateGridItems = null;
  this.showPermissionsControl = clientConfig.showPermissionsControl;
  this.globalParameters = [];
  this.isDashboardOwner = false;

  this.refreshRates = clientConfig.dashboardRefreshIntervals.map(interval => ({
    name: durationHumanize(interval),
    rate: interval,
    enabled: true,
  }));

  const allowedIntervals = Policy.getDashboardRefreshIntervals();
  if (_.isArray(allowedIntervals)) {
    _.each(this.refreshRates, (rate) => {
      rate.enabled = allowedIntervals.indexOf(rate.rate) >= 0;
    });
  }

  this.setRefreshRate = (rate, load = true) => {
    this.refreshRate = rate;
    if (rate !== null) {
      if (load) {
        this.refreshDashboard();
      }
      this.autoRefresh();
    }
  };

  this.extractGlobalParameters = () => {
    let globalParams = {};
    this.dashboard.widgets.forEach((widget) => {
      if (widget.getQuery()) {
        widget
          .getQuery()
          .getParametersDefs()
          .filter(p => p.global)
          .forEach((param) => {
            const defaults = {};
            defaults[param.name] = param.clone();
            defaults[param.name].locals = [];
            globalParams = _.defaults(globalParams, defaults);
            globalParams[param.name].locals.push(param);
          });
      }
    });
    this.globalParameters = _.values(globalParams);
  };

  this.onGlobalParametersChange = () => {
    this.globalParameters.forEach((global) => {
      global.locals.forEach((local) => {
        local.value = global.value;
      });
    });
  };

  const collectFilters = (dashboard, forceRefresh) => {
    const queryResultPromises = _.compact(this.dashboard.widgets.map(widget => widget.load(forceRefresh)));

    $q.all(queryResultPromises).then((queryResults) => {
      const filters = {};
      queryResults.forEach((queryResult) => {
        const queryFilters = queryResult.getFilters();
        queryFilters.forEach((queryFilter) => {
          const hasQueryStringValue = _.has($location.search(), queryFilter.name);

          if (!(hasQueryStringValue || dashboard.dashboard_filters_enabled)) {
            // If dashboard filters not enabled, or no query string value given,
            // skip filters linking.
            return;
          }

          if (hasQueryStringValue) {
            queryFilter.current = $location.search()[queryFilter.name];
          }

          if (!_.has(filters, queryFilter.name)) {
            const filter = _.extend({}, queryFilter);
            filters[filter.name] = filter;
            filters[filter.name].originFilters = [];
          }

          // TODO: merge values.
          filters[queryFilter.name].originFilters.push(queryFilter);
        });
      });

      this.filters = _.values(filters);
      this.filtersOnChange = (filter) => {
        _.each(filter.originFilters, (originFilter) => {
          originFilter.current = filter.current;
        });
      };
    });
  };

  const renderDashboard = (dashboard, force) => {
    Title.set(dashboard.name);
    this.extractGlobalParameters();
    collectFilters(dashboard, force);
  };

  this.loadDashboard = _.throttle((force) => {
    Dashboard.get(
      { slug: $routeParams.dashboardSlug },
      (dashboard) => {
        this.dashboard = dashboard;
        this.isDashboardOwner = currentUser.id === dashboard.user.id || currentUser.hasPermission('admin');
        Events.record('view', 'dashboard', dashboard.id);
        renderDashboard(dashboard, force);

        if ($location.search().edit === true) {
          $location.search('edit', null);
          this.editLayout(true);
        }

        if ($location.search().refresh !== undefined) {
          if (this.refreshRate === null) {
            const refreshRate = Math.max(30, parseFloat($location.search().refresh));

            this.setRefreshRate(
              {
                name: durationHumanize(refreshRate),
                rate: refreshRate,
              },
              false,
            );
          }
        }
      },
      (rejection) => {
        const statusGroup = Math.floor(rejection.status / 100);
        if (statusGroup === 5) {
          // recoverable errors - all 5** (server is temporarily unavailable
          // for some reason, but it should get up soon).
          this.loadDashboard();
        } else {
          // all kind of 4** errors are not recoverable, so just display them
          throw new PromiseRejectionError(rejection);
        }
      },
    );
  }, 1000);

  this.loadDashboard();

  this.refreshDashboard = () => {
    renderDashboard(this.dashboard, true);
  };

  this.autoRefresh = () => {
    $timeout(() => {
      this.refreshDashboard();
    }, this.refreshRate.rate * 1000).then(() => this.autoRefresh());
  };

  this.archiveDashboard = () => {
    const archive = () => {
      Events.record('archive', 'dashboard', this.dashboard.id);
      this.dashboard.$delete();
    };

    const title = 'Archive Dashboard';
    const message = `Are you sure you want to archive the "${this.dashboard.name}" dashboard?`;
    const confirm = { class: 'btn-warning', title: 'Archive' };

    AlertDialog.open(title, message, confirm).then(archive);
  };

  this.showManagePermissionsModal = () => {
    $uibModal.open({
      component: 'permissionsEditor',
      resolve: {
        aclUrl: { url: `api/dashboards/${this.dashboard.id}/acl` },
      },
    });
  };

  this.editLayout = (enableEditing, applyChanges) => {
    if (!this.isGridDisabled) {
      if (!enableEditing) {
        if (applyChanges) {
          const changedWidgets = getWidgetsWithChangedPositions(this.dashboard.widgets);
          saveDashboardLayout(changedWidgets);
        } else {
          // Revert changes
          const items = {};
          _.each(this.dashboard.widgets, (widget) => {
            _.extend(widget.options.position, widget.$originalPosition);
            items[widget.id] = widget.options.position;
          });
          this.dashboard.widgets = Dashboard.prepareWidgetsForDashboard(this.dashboard.widgets);
          if (this.updateGridItems) {
            this.updateGridItems(items);
          }
        }
      }

      this.layoutEditing = enableEditing;
    }
  };

  this.loadTags = () => getTags('api/dashboards/tags');

  this.saveName = () => {
    Dashboard.save(
      { slug: this.dashboard.id, version: this.dashboard.version, name: this.dashboard.name },
      (dashboard) => {
        this.dashboard = dashboard;
      },
      (error) => {
        if (error.status === 403) {
          toastr.error('Name update failed: Permission denied.');
        } else if (error.status === 409) {
          toastr.error(
            'It seems like the dashboard has been modified by another user. ' +
              'Please copy/backup your changes and reload this page.',
            { autoDismiss: false },
          );
        }
      },
    );
  };

  this.saveTags = () => {
    Dashboard.save(
      { slug: this.dashboard.id, version: this.dashboard.version, tags: this.dashboard.tags },
      (dashboard) => {
        this.dashboard.tags = dashboard.tags;
        this.dashboard.version = dashboard.version;
      },
      (error) => {
        if (error.status === 403) {
          toastr.error('Tags update failed: Permission denied.');
        } else if (error.status === 409) {
          toastr.error(
            'It seems like the dashboard has been modified by another user. ' +
              'Please copy/backup your changes and reload this page.',
            { autoDismiss: false },
          );
        }
      },
    );
  };

  this.updateDashboardFiltersState = () => {
    collectFilters(this.dashboard, false);
    Dashboard.save(
      {
        slug: this.dashboard.id,
        version: this.dashboard.version,
        dashboard_filters_enabled: this.dashboard.dashboard_filters_enabled,
      },
      (dashboard) => {
        this.dashboard = dashboard;
      },
      (error) => {
        if (error.status === 403) {
          toastr.error('Name update failed: Permission denied.');
        } else if (error.status === 409) {
          toastr.error(
            'It seems like the dashboard has been modified by another user. ' +
              'Please copy/backup your changes and reload this page.',
            { autoDismiss: false },
          );
        }
      },
    );
  };

  this.addWidget = () => {
    $uibModal
      .open({
        component: 'addWidgetDialog',
        resolve: {
          dashboard: () => this.dashboard,
        },
      })
      .result.then(() => {
        this.extractGlobalParameters();
        // Save position of newly added widget (but not entire layout)
        const widget = _.last(this.dashboard.widgets);
        if (_.isObject(widget)) {
          return widget.save();
        }
      });
  };

  this.removeWidget = (widgetId) => {
    this.dashboard.widgets = this.dashboard.widgets.filter(w => w.id !== undefined && w.id !== widgetId);
    this.extractGlobalParameters();
    if (!this.layoutEditing) {
      // We need to wait a bit while `angular` updates widgets, and only then save new layout
      $timeout(() => {
        const changedWidgets = getWidgetsWithChangedPositions(this.dashboard.widgets);
        saveDashboardLayout(changedWidgets);
      }, 50);
    }
  };

  this.toggleFullscreen = () => {
    this.isFullscreen = !this.isFullscreen;
    document.querySelector('body').classList.toggle('headless');

    if (this.isFullscreen) {
      $location.search('fullscreen', true);
    } else {
      $location.search('fullscreen', null);
    }
  };

  this.togglePublished = () => {
    Events.record('toggle_published', 'dashboard', this.dashboard.id);
    this.dashboard.is_draft = !this.dashboard.is_draft;
    this.saveInProgress = true;
    Dashboard.save(
      {
        slug: this.dashboard.id,
        name: this.dashboard.name,
        is_draft: this.dashboard.is_draft,
      },
      (dashboard) => {
        this.saveInProgress = false;
        this.dashboard.version = dashboard.version;
      },
    );
  };

  if (_.has($location.search(), 'fullscreen')) {
    this.toggleFullscreen();
  }

  this.openShareForm = () => {
    $uibModal.open({
      component: 'shareDashboard',
      resolve: {
        dashboard: this.dashboard,
      },
    });
  };
}

const ShareDashboardComponent = {
  template: shareDashboardTemplate,
  bindings: {
    resolve: '<',
    close: '&',
    dismiss: '&',
  },
  controller($http) {
    'ngInject';

    this.dashboard = this.resolve.dashboard;

    this.toggleSharing = () => {
      const url = `api/dashboards/${this.dashboard.id}/share`;

      if (!this.dashboard.publicAccessEnabled) {
        // disable
        $http
          .delete(url)
          .success(() => {
            this.dashboard.publicAccessEnabled = false;
            delete this.dashboard.public_url;
          })
          .error(() => {
            this.dashboard.publicAccessEnabled = true;
            // TODO: show message
          });
      } else {
        $http
          .post(url)
          .success((data) => {
            this.dashboard.publicAccessEnabled = true;
            this.dashboard.public_url = data.public_url;
          })
          .error(() => {
            this.dashboard.publicAccessEnabled = false;
            // TODO: show message
          });
      }
    };
  },
};

export default function init(ngModule) {
  ngModule.component('shareDashboard', ShareDashboardComponent);
  ngModule.component('dashboardPage', {
    template,
    controller: DashboardCtrl,
  });

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It's almost pointless to review this highlighter at this stage. Because basically everyone and their mama knows this is one of the best launches the drugstore has seen this summer. And as far as highlighters go, this is easily in people's top 5 highlighters including drugstore, high end and everything in between. I myself feel like skipping all the details and just telling you the spoiler alert – the Maybelline Master Chrome Highlighter is one of the BEST highlighters ever. Period. Let's talk about why.
The packaging is nothing extraordinary. It is just plain drugstore type packaging – a black plastic container, with a plastic lid. It's not luxurious by any means, but it's not horrible either.
Shade: The official long title of this highlighter is – Maybelline Master Chrome Metallic Highlighter by Facestudio. Note the word metallic. Another key point – the shade name is called Molten Gold (there is only one shade). That basically sums up this product. It is a metallic, super intense deep molten gold highlighter. It is not a light gold, champagne gold, bronze gold or any other variant. It is honestly pure golden goodness. Is the shade universal? By NO MEANS. Is it a good shade? Hell yes! I lucked out because this highlighter suits my skin tone perfectly. Anyone who is in the medium/medium deep all the way to the dark spectrum will be able to rock this highlighter. Anyone who is pale probably won't consider this as a highlighter for their skin tone. As a first product launch, I think this is a great shade to have come to the drugstore. But they definitely need to bring more so that more people can enjoy the formula instead of just buying it and having to use it as an eye shadow or whatever.
Formula: The formula is one of the best I have seen. It is one of those suuuuper creamy formulas but it is not really a cream because this is a powder highlighter. For example – when you touch this highlighter it literally feels cool and creamy. Completely unlike a powder. However, it looks and applies like a powder. It is definitely not for people faint of heart – if you are looking for a subtle highlighter, this is definitely not it. It is ultra richly pigmented and shows up blindingly on the face. In the picture below, I have swatched two of the Milani Strobelight highlighters with the Maybelline Master Chrome highlighter. Compared to the shade Sunglow from Milani (second from top), the Maybelline one (topmost) is quite deeper even if the swatch isn't showing it to the full potential. But basically, the two shades are pretty much dupes; so if you have one shade you don't need the other. However, the formulae are different. The Milani highlighters are purely powder formula, they're a touch less blinding than the Maybelline one. The Maybelline one is pure pigment pretty much.
Apart from the pigmentation, another great thing about this highlighter is that it looks beautiful on the skin. It doesn't look chunky or glittery. Because of that creaminess in the formula, it looks super smooth on the skin. Now of course, no matter how much people on Youtube like to say that some highlighters don't emphasize texture, I believe that just based on pure science, anything that is light reflective like a highlighter is obviously going to showcase and highlight everything on the face – textures, pores and everything in between. But yes, compared to other highlighters that may be chunky and glittery, this doesn't make the imperfections on the skin stand out too much. Along the same lines, a soft highlighter like the Essence one may not emphasize the textures on the skin, but then that is because that one is much softer and more subtle and not as blingy as say this Maybelline one. Just something to keep in mind. The Maybelline highlighter has fantastic longevity, you won't see it disappearing off of your face immediately. You can still tell you have highlighter on after say 8 hours of wearing makeup for the day.
The highlighter retails for $9.99 on Ulta, and retails for cheaper at both Walmart and Target at $7.99 (if a drugstore product is available at Walmart, usually get it from there because it is almost always the cheapest at Walmart. Unless you don't like shopping at Walmart. In that case, don't.) I'll link the Target availability here. Left to Right in the picture below are: Milani Strobelight highlighters in Afterglow, Sunglow, and Maybelline Master Chrome highlighter in Molten Gold. These are basically some of my favorite highlighters ever (Wet n Wild highlighters would also be included in the list of fave highlighters).
That's it loves! I hope you enjoyed this review of the new Maybelline highlighter. Honest to goodness, I cannot put across emphatically enough exactly how fantastic this product is. You'll just have to get it and see for yourself. For $8 bucks, it literally beats several high end highlighters. I'm thinking of doing a favorite drugstore highlighters post in a few days. I just got the Colourpop one, so once I test that out I think I'll be well equipped to do a post like that. Let me know if that's something you'd like. As always, thank you sooo much for stopping by. I love that you want to know my opinions on products and am always grateful. Have a fantastic week loves.
This looks so stunning! I really hope it gets released in the UK soon!
This is seriously one of the best highlighter formula! I'm just sad that my NC 15 skintone can't wear it as a highlighter, I use it as an eyeshadow instead.


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"Holy Smoke" is a song by English heavy metal band Iron Maiden. It is the first single release to feature guitarist Janick Gers, who joined the band in mid-1990. It was released just weeks before the album, No Prayer for the Dying, and climbed to number three on the UK Singles Chart.

Synopsis
The song deals with the many televangelist scandals that took place in the United States in the late 1980s, including mentions of "Jimmy the Reptile" (a reference to Jimmy Swaggart), "The TV Queen" (a possible reference to Tammy Faye Bakker), Noah, and "plenty of bad preachers for the Devil to stoke." Contrary to what some  believe, however, this song is not aimed at the Christian religion itself, but rather the people that abuse it to make gains for themselves. This is one of the very few Iron Maiden songs with profanity in the lyrics (for example, "Flies around shit/bees around honey" and "I've lived in filth/I've lived in sin/and I still smell cleaner than the shit you're in"), which is replaced by gunshot sounds in censored versions.

The song is atypical for the band standards, being short and straight. It features a common pop-rock song structure with intro, verse, chorus, verse, chorus, solo, verse and ending with another chorus. The guitar solos are very fiery, making use of artificial harmonics, sweep picking, tapping and wild bends. The first solo is played by Janick Gers, and the second one is played by Dave Murray.

The band took a humorous approach for the video of the song, as the band members are filmed on Steve Harris's farm at Sheering, playing football and driving a tractor, while everything happens in bright daylight. There are similarities with Deep Purple's "Perfect Strangers" video, from 1984, such as writing on an amp behind Janick Gers that reads, "Mind Your Head", possibly a nod to a sign on the bridge shown early in the "Perfect Strangers" video. Bruce Dickinson is bouncing in a turnip field, dancing randomly and wearing a pink T-shirt, Dave Murray appears playing guitar with his feet in a creek, and Gers plays with a toy guitar in a swimming pool wearing only a pair of white swimming trunks, alternating with him in a goalkeeper kit playing his own guitar. The band's producer, Martin Birch, can also be seen on the video, wearing a kind of sadomasochist costume in some scenes. All this footage is interspersed with scenes of the band rehearsing in the Barnyard recording studio. The video was directed by Harris himself.

The B-side has covers of Stray's "All in Your Mind" and Golden Earring's "Kill Me Ce Soir".

Track listing
7-inch single

12-inch single

Personnel
Production credits are adapted from the 12 inch vinyl cover.

Iron Maiden
 Bruce Dickinson – lead vocals
 Janick Gers – guitar
 Dave Murray – guitar
 Steve Harris – bass guitar
 Nicko McBrain – drums

Production
 Martin Birch – producer, engineer, mixing
 Derek Riggs – cover illustration
 Ross Halfin – photography

Versions

Charts

References

Iron Maiden songs
1990 songs
1990 singles
Songs written by Steve Harris (musician)
Songs written by Bruce Dickinson
EMI Records singles


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USS City of Corpus Christi Earns 2014 Ney Award
The Los Angeles-class fast attack submarine USS City of Corpus Christi (SSN 705) earned the 2014 Captain Edward F. Ney Award for best submarine galley in the U.S. Navy.
The annual award, co-sponsored by the International Food Service Executives Association (IFSEA), encourages excellence in the U.S. Navy Food Service programs with the objective of improving the quality of life for the U.S. Navy personnel.
"Winning this award allows the Culinary Specialist division to be properly recognized for the hard work and persistent dedication they devote to the crew members on a daily basis," said Lt. j.g. Franklin Roberson, the supply officer on board City of Corpus Christi. "The ability to maintain an exceptional operation speaks volumes for culinary specialists."
The Culinary Division on the City of Corpus Christi is made up of 10 Culinary Specialists who prepare three meals a day for the 150 crewmembers.
"Teamwork was the key to success," said Senior Chief Culinary Specialist Gerald Davis. "To accomplish this with such a young group of guys is my favorite part."
Many crewmembers stated that their high morale was in a large part due to the quality of the food served aboard.
"Everyone enjoys the food," said Sonar Technician Submarines Seaman Stuart Wright. "To win this award lets us know we are getting the best food."
"I really like the variety, it's the best," said Wright, echoing other crew members with what they enjoy most of their galley. "We get everything from authentic southern country cooking to Asian and Hispanic foods."
"It was a big morale boost for the whole boat, not only the Culinary Specialist Division," said Culinary Specialist 3rd Class Joshua Bickert upon winning the award. "The whole crew was pulling for us to win it."
The Ney award is given to the ship that most successfully sets the standards for cleanliness in the galleys, quality of food, and overall service of the food support team.
City of Corpus Christi is the second ship to be named after the Texas city, and is capable of conducting both anti-surface and anti-submarine operations along with guided-missile strike operations using conventional Tomahawk Land Attack Missiles.
Press Release, May 16, 2014; Image: US Navy
Posted on May 16, 2014 with tags 2014, award, Christi, City, Corpus, Earns, Naval, Navy, News by topic, Ney, USS.
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