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Free Clinic of Simi Valley and Kaiser Permanente Training Partnership Enters Eighth Year
The Free Clinic of Simi Valley's traditional passing of the reflex hammer to Dr. John Hann from Dr. Tessa Stecker. Hann takes over for Stecker as the Clinic's attending physician for 2014-2015.
SIMI VALLEY, CA – The Free Clinic of Simi Valley, in partnership with Kaiser Permanente for over seven years, is welcoming its newest class of resident doctors for the 2014-2015 term, and saying farewell to those graduating from their respective programs. Since 2007, the Free Clinic has partnered with two of Kaiser Permanente's training programs, the Woodland Hills Family Medicine Residency Program and the Pharmacy Residency Program.
Free Clinic of Simi Valley Acknowledges Simi Valley Hospital Assistance with Celebratory Luncheon
Dr. Tessa Stecker (Free Clinic Attending Physician from Kaiser Permanente) discusses the Intern Residency Program at the Free Clinic with Simi Valley Hospital President and CEO, Kim Milstien and Ron Hyrchuk Director, Spiritual Care Services Simi Valley Hospital and Free Clinic of Simi Valley Board Member.
CONTACT: Fred Bauermeister (805) 522-3733
SIMI VALLEY, CA – The Free Clinic of Simi Valley acknowledged the assistance the Simi Valley Hospital has provided it with a celebratory luncheon on January 21, at the Free Clinic, at its 2060 Tapo Street location.
Simi Valley Hospital provides the Free Clinic support through the donation of medical lab and diagnostic imaging services, assistance in the repair of medical equipment, and as a partner in the production of the Annual Simi Valley Community Health and Fitness Expo.
On hand to receive the thanks and a tour of the Free Clinic for the Simi Valley Hospital were: Kim Milstien, President and CEO; Jon Giese, Vice President & Chief Financial Officer; Michelle Foster, Director, Marketing and Communications; and Ron Hyrchuk, Director, Spiritual Care Services and Free Clinic of Simi Valley Board Member.


Macbeth by William Shakespeare :: Grammar, style, and proofreading quizzes use sentences from literature.
Grammardog Teacher's Guide contains 16 quizzes for this Shakespearean tragedy. All sentences are from the play. Quizzes feature famous quotes ("Fair is foul and foul is fair." "Double, double toil and trouble. Fire burn and cauldron bubble." "Something wicked this way comes." "But screw your courage to the sticking place and we'll not fail." "Is this a dagger I see before me?" "False face must hide what the false heart doth know." "Out, damned spot." "Life's but a walking shadow, a poor player that struts and frets his hour upon the stage and then is heard no more.").


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TUSC supporters visited Support Stafford Hospital's protest camp yesterday to show our continued support for the fight to stop the break up of the hospital's much needed services.
Visitors from other campaign groups fighting to defend the NHS have come from Lewisham and Charring Cross in London and from Save the Alexandra in Redditch. The Cancer - Not for Profit campaign group, which TUSC supporters helped to launch locally along with Unite and others, has also visited to offer support and build links. This group is fighting the attempted sell-off of £1.2 billion worth of cancer care across Staffordshire. Importantly, the protest camp is also being backed by Stafford NHS workers who make regular visits with food and support.
While we were there a bus arrived with about 30 Doncaster Care UK workers who have been striking to stop savage attacks on their wages. Within minutes, groups of strikers and protesters were discussing the need to join together to fight the attempt by the government to dismantle and privatise the NHS.
TUSC supporters locally are appealing to other groups fighting to defend the NHS to visit the camp from around the country to offer support and particularly to build links between groups fighting the dismantling and privatisation of the NHS.


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package org.apache.hadoop.yarn.server.timelineservice.storage.reader;

import java.io.IOException;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.Set;

import org.apache.hadoop.conf.Configuration;
import org.apache.hadoop.hbase.client.Connection;
import org.apache.hadoop.hbase.client.Result;
import org.apache.hadoop.hbase.client.ResultScanner;
import org.apache.hadoop.hbase.client.Scan;
import org.apache.hadoop.hbase.filter.FilterList;
import org.apache.hadoop.hbase.filter.PageFilter;
import org.apache.hadoop.yarn.api.records.timelineservice.FlowActivityEntity;
import org.apache.hadoop.yarn.api.records.timelineservice.FlowRunEntity;
import org.apache.hadoop.yarn.api.records.timelineservice.TimelineEntity;
import org.apache.hadoop.yarn.server.timelineservice.reader.TimelineDataToRetrieve;
import org.apache.hadoop.yarn.server.timelineservice.reader.TimelineEntityFilters;
import org.apache.hadoop.yarn.server.timelineservice.reader.TimelineReaderContext;
import org.apache.hadoop.yarn.server.timelineservice.reader.TimelineReaderUtils;
import org.apache.hadoop.yarn.server.timelineservice.storage.common.BaseTableRW;
import org.apache.hadoop.yarn.server.timelineservice.storage.common.ColumnRWHelper;
import org.apache.hadoop.yarn.server.timelineservice.storage.common.KeyConverter;
import org.apache.hadoop.yarn.server.timelineservice.storage.common.LongKeyConverter;
import org.apache.hadoop.yarn.server.timelineservice.storage.flow.FlowActivityColumnPrefix;
import org.apache.hadoop.yarn.server.timelineservice.storage.flow.FlowActivityRowKey;
import org.apache.hadoop.yarn.server.timelineservice.storage.flow.FlowActivityRowKeyPrefix;
import org.apache.hadoop.yarn.server.timelineservice.storage.flow.FlowActivityTableRW;
import org.apache.hadoop.yarn.webapp.BadRequestException;

import org.apache.hadoop.thirdparty.com.google.common.base.Preconditions;

/**
 * Timeline entity reader for flow activity entities that are stored in the
 * flow activity table.
 */
class FlowActivityEntityReader extends TimelineEntityReader {
  private static final FlowActivityTableRW FLOW_ACTIVITY_TABLE =
      new FlowActivityTableRW();

  /**
   * Used to convert Long key components to and from storage format.
   */
  private final KeyConverter<Long> longKeyConverter = new LongKeyConverter();

  FlowActivityEntityReader(TimelineReaderContext ctxt,
      TimelineEntityFilters entityFilters, TimelineDataToRetrieve toRetrieve) {
    super(ctxt, entityFilters, toRetrieve);
  }

  FlowActivityEntityReader(TimelineReaderContext ctxt,
      TimelineDataToRetrieve toRetrieve) {
    super(ctxt, toRetrieve);
  }

  /**
   * Uses the {@link FlowActivityTableRW}.
   */
  @Override
  protected BaseTableRW<?> getTable() {
    return FLOW_ACTIVITY_TABLE;
  }

  @Override
  protected void validateParams() {
    Preconditions.checkNotNull(getContext().getClusterId(),
        "clusterId shouldn't be null");
  }

  @Override
  protected void augmentParams(Configuration hbaseConf, Connection conn)
      throws IOException {
    createFiltersIfNull();
  }

  @Override
  protected FilterList constructFilterListBasedOnFilters() throws IOException {
    return null;
  }

  @Override
  protected FilterList constructFilterListBasedOnFields(
      Set<String> cfsInFields) {
    return null;
  }

  @Override
  protected Result getResult(Configuration hbaseConf, Connection conn,
      FilterList filterList) throws IOException {
    throw new UnsupportedOperationException(
        "we don't support a single entity query");
  }

  @Override
  protected ResultScanner getResults(Configuration hbaseConf,
      Connection conn, FilterList filterList) throws IOException {
    Scan scan = new Scan();
    String clusterId = getContext().getClusterId();
    if (getFilters().getFromId() == null
        && getFilters().getCreatedTimeBegin() == 0L
        && getFilters().getCreatedTimeEnd() == Long.MAX_VALUE) {
       // All records have to be chosen.
      scan.setRowPrefixFilter(new FlowActivityRowKeyPrefix(clusterId)
          .getRowKeyPrefix());
    } else if (getFilters().getFromId() != null) {
      FlowActivityRowKey key = null;
      try {
        key =
            FlowActivityRowKey.parseRowKeyFromString(getFilters().getFromId());
      } catch (IllegalArgumentException e) {
        throw new BadRequestException("Invalid filter fromid is provided.");
      }
      if (!clusterId.equals(key.getClusterId())) {
        throw new BadRequestException(
            "fromid doesn't belong to clusterId=" + clusterId);
      }
      scan.setStartRow(key.getRowKey());
      scan.setStopRow(
          new FlowActivityRowKeyPrefix(clusterId,
              (getFilters().getCreatedTimeBegin() <= 0 ? 0
                  : (getFilters().getCreatedTimeBegin() - 1)))
                      .getRowKeyPrefix());
    } else {
      scan.setStartRow(new FlowActivityRowKeyPrefix(clusterId, getFilters()
          .getCreatedTimeEnd()).getRowKeyPrefix());
      scan.setStopRow(new FlowActivityRowKeyPrefix(clusterId, (getFilters()
          .getCreatedTimeBegin() <= 0 ? 0
          : (getFilters().getCreatedTimeBegin() - 1))).getRowKeyPrefix());
    }
    // use the page filter to limit the result to the page size
    // the scanner may still return more than the limit; therefore we need to
    // read the right number as we iterate
    scan.setFilter(new PageFilter(getFilters().getLimit()));
    return getTable().getResultScanner(hbaseConf, conn, scan);
  }

  @Override
  protected TimelineEntity parseEntity(Result result) throws IOException {
    FlowActivityRowKey rowKey = FlowActivityRowKey.parseRowKey(result.getRow());

    Long time = rowKey.getDayTimestamp();
    String user = rowKey.getUserId();
    String flowName = rowKey.getFlowName();

    FlowActivityEntity flowActivity = new FlowActivityEntity(
        getContext().getClusterId(), time, user, flowName);
    // set the id
    flowActivity.setId(flowActivity.getId());
    // get the list of run ids along with the version that are associated with
    // this flow on this day
    Map<Long, Object> runIdsMap = ColumnRWHelper.readResults(result,
        FlowActivityColumnPrefix.RUN_ID, longKeyConverter);
    for (Map.Entry<Long, Object> e : runIdsMap.entrySet()) {
      Long runId = e.getKey();
      String version = (String)e.getValue();
      FlowRunEntity flowRun = new FlowRunEntity();
      flowRun.setUser(user);
      flowRun.setName(flowName);
      flowRun.setRunId(runId);
      flowRun.setVersion(version);
      // set the id
      flowRun.setId(flowRun.getId());
      flowActivity.addFlowRun(flowRun);
    }
    flowActivity.getInfo().put(TimelineReaderUtils.FROMID_KEY,
        rowKey.getRowKeyAsString());
    return flowActivity;
  }
}

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This is a RoIPooling layer implementation adapted from SubCNN\_TF (https://github.com/yuxng/SubCNN_TF).

It's pre-compiled with CUDA7.5 (`roi_pooling_op_gpu.so`) and CUDA8.0 (`roi_pooling_op_gpu_cuda8.so`) on a Ubuntu 16.04 system. Change to the verison you need in `roi_pooling_op.py`. If you find the compiled library is not compatible with your system, you should compile the op by yourself.

Test if you can load the custom op by the following command before proceed:

`python -c 'import tensorflow as tf; tf.load_op_library("roi_pooling_op_gpu.so")' # cuda 7.5`

`python -c 'import tensorflow as tf; tf.load_op_library("roi_pooling_op_gpu_cuda8.so")' # cuda 8.0`

If it gives you a "NotFoundError" error, specify the full path to the `.so` file. If it does not give you any error, you may proceed with the main instruction.

## Compile RoIPooling layer by yourself
Generally you can follow the [official guide](https://www.tensorflow.org/extend/adding_an_op) to compile a custom op.
Here we provide an instruction on how to compile the `roi_pooling` op specifically.
1. Move everything under `src/` to `YOUR_TENSORFLOW_PATH/lib/python2.7/site-packages/tensorflow/core/user_ops`. You can find out your tensorflow path by running

    `python -c 'import tensorflow as tf; print(tf.__file__)'`

2. `cd YOUR_TENSORFLOW_PATH/lib/python2.7/site-packages/tensorflow/core/user_ops/`
3. Run the following command to compile a GPU-capable RoI-Pooling layer

```
TF_INC=$(python -c 'import tensorflow as tf; print(tf.sysconfig.get_include())')
nvcc -std=c++11 -c -o roi_pooling_op_gpu.cu.o roi_pooling_op_gpu.cu.cc -I \
    $TF_INC -D GOOGLE_CUDA=1 -x cu -Xcompiler -fPIC
g++ -std=c++11 -shared -o roi_pooling_op_gpu.so roi_pooling_op.cc \
    roi_pooling_op_gpu.cu.o -I $TF_INC -fPIC -lcudart
```

Note that if your CUDA is not installed in the default location, you have to specify the path by adding a `-L YOUR_CUDA_PATH/lib64/` flag in the last command.
For example, if your CUDA is under `/usr/local/cuda-8.0/`, you should run
```
g++ -std=c++11 -shared -o roi_pooling_op_gpu.so roi_pooling_op.cc \
    roi_pooling_op_gpu.cu.o -I $TF_INC -fPIC -L /usr/local/cuda-8.0/lib64/ -lcudart
```

4. Test if you can load the library by running

    `python -c 'import tensorflow as tf; tf.load_op_library('roi_pooling_op_gpu.so')'`.

5. Move the `roi_pooling_op_gpu.so` file back to your `roi_pooling_layer` directory.


Mom on duty style to date night by simply changing out sneakers for pumps....well, and maybe a clutch instead of the extra-large mom bag! When pairing a oversized or loose fitting top with boyfriend jeans, make sure the jeans are slimmer. This way you will not look too sloppy or get lost in your clothes. I have two pairs of these jeans in different sizes so I have the option of more fitted or baggy. My top was $9 and jeans $15!


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May 12 Theater Review: Speech & Debate at 35below
Asheville theatergoers would be wise to track the career of Gabby Bailey, a bright young actress who thrives as the eccentric centerpiece of Attic Salt Theatre Company's production of Speech & Debate at 35below.
Written by Tony-winner Stephen Karam (The Humans) and originally staged Off-Broadway in 2007, the play takes a couple of scenes to find its groove as it loops in three Oregon high schoolers whose paths will converge in the titular extracurricular club.
Things get off to a rickety start with the somewhat awkward presentation of Howie (Graham Podraza) messaging an older man, their texts popping up on a television screen to the tune of Aaron Copland's "Fanfare for the Common Man" as the teen reads his contributions aloud. The e-dialogue includes some chuckle-worthy lines and the musical accompaniment is a fun, regal choice, but a consistent tone remains elusive.
The same still-developing vibe continues in the following encounter between Solomon (Brendan Nickerson) and his school newspaper adviser (Lara Hollaway), establishing the ambitious reporter as a motormouthed young man in search of a major scoop, yet also a bit one-note in his personality.
In other words, it takes until Bailey's Diwata makes her first appearance for Speech & Debate to feel like it's truly going somewhere. Part of director Marci Bernstein's smartly staged, imaginary three-in-one view of the teens in their individual bedrooms, Diwata lets loose her unbridled and humorously delusional self-confidence via a live video blog post while Howie and Solomon tune in and react with their respective screens.
Her mix of song, dance, and filter-free dialogue makes for a showy part, but Bailey imbues it with the level of idealistic adolescent grandeur necessary for it to work. It's a commanding, unwavering comedic performance, rounded out by frequent horrified looks when others dare diverge from Diwata's vision.
Much of her vlog vitriol is aimed at a teacher who didn't give her a part in a school production, a gripe that prompts Howie to reveal his own unflattering connection to the educator and kicks the plot into motion, handling a variety of serious topics in a generally mature manner.
Revelations of touchy individual secrets aren't presented in smooth scripted dramatic fashion, but nonetheless feel true to life — a naturalism at which Bailey's male costars excel, helping balance out her free spirit.
Of the two, Podraza is more grounded in his portrayal and brings significant nuance to his experienced but still tentative character, though Solomon is arguably the play's trickiest assignment, complete with a repressed history of his own — a challenge for which Nickerson's verbose energy proves a suitable fit.
When all three teens are on stage together, especially accompanied by Hollaway in her other welcome adult injection as an area newspaper reporter, their oddball dynamic is allowed to shine strongest and Speech & Debate reaches peak form.
Propelled by a glorious dance sequence, choreographed by Hollaway and cued to a certain pop song alluded to earlier in the story, the work reaches a satisfying conclusion and wraps up right when it feels like it's said what it wants to say.
Speech & Debate runs May 10-26, Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 p.m., and Sundays at 2:30 p.m. at 35below at Asheville Community Theatre. For details and tickets, visit ashevilletheatre.org.
(Photo courtesy of Attic Salt Theatre Company)
2019, Attic Salt Theatre Company, 35below
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Moving robots efficently using hig-demensional geomety
Federico Ardila received his Ph.D. in 2003 from MIT and is a faculty member at San Francisco State University and the Universidad de Los Andes in his native Colombia. He studies objects in Algebra, geometry, topology, and applications by understanding their underlying combinatorial structure. He received the National Science Foundation CAREER Award and is Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Combinatorial Theory, Ser. A. Federico is strongly committed to helping build an increasingly diverse community of mathematicians. With that goal, he started the SFSU-Colombia Combinatorics Initiative, and host over 200 combinatorics lectures on YouTube. He also co-directs the MSRI-UP undergraduate research program and has advised 40 thesis students, including 15 women, and 30 members of underrepresented groups.
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Young & Free The youth movement of Hillsong Church, captured through music. If you're not familiar with the infectious music from the land down under, you don't know what you're missing! Best yet the newest generation of Hillsong Young & Free will also be present on Sunday with worship leader Jad Gillies at 3 Calvary West services in Miami.
Songs arising from Young & Free are unlike anything , we believe that through them young people will find life and deep, unending joy in Jesus. We believe that through these songs, hearts will awaken to the light of Christ, captives will be set free and the name of Jesus will be made known.
Join us on Sunday for 3 amazing services at Calvary West Campus. Hillsong Young&Free will be leading worship and Jad Gillies will be bringing a special message.
This is going to be an unmissable weekend.
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John Beilein apologizes for calling players 'thugs' when he meant to say 'slugs'
John Beilein coaches the Cleveland Cavaliers against the Washington Wizards on Nov. 8 at Capital One Arena.
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By Chuck SchilkenStaff Writer
Cleveland Cavaliers coach John Beilein said it was a slip of the tongue when he referred to his players as "thugs."
He had meant to refer to them as "slugs."
The incident took place Wednesday in a Detroit hotel, where the team was looking at video in preparation for a game against the Pistons on Thursday night. Beilein told ESPN that at one point in the session he accidentally told his players they were no longer playing "like a bunch of thugs."
"I didn't realize that I had said the word 'thugs,' but my staff told me later I did and so I must have said it," said Beilein, who is in his first season with the Cavaliers after 12 as the head coach at Michigan. "I meant to say 'slugs,' as in slow-moving. We weren't playing hard before, and now we were playing harder. I meant it as a compliment. That's what I was trying to say."
Beilein told ESPN he understood the racial connotations of what he said toward a group of largely African American men. He told reporters after his team's shootaround Thursday that he called each player to apologize and explain what happened.
"There was really positive reinforcement from the guys this morning and last night. Very understanding, but it's something that certainly they understand that it was serious," Beilein said. "Something that shouldn't have happened."
Cavaliers general manager Koby Altman was on his way to Atlanta for a scouting trip when he was alerted of the incident, according to Cleveland.com. Altman has already spoken to Beilein as well as some players and coaches about what happened, the website reports, and is cutting his trip short to join the team in Detroit to further look into the matter.
Multiple Cleveland players declined to comment on the situation to Cleveland.com.
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Chuck Schilken is a multiplatform editor and sports writer for the Los Angeles Times.
Kings' late rally falls short against Avalanche
Takeaways from the Kings' 3-2 loss to the Colorado Avalanche on Tuesday.
The Angels reached agreement with free-agent left-hander José Quintana on a one-year, $8-million deal on Tuesday, a person with knowledge of the negotiations said. Quintana has made more than 30 starts seven times in nine seasons.
College basketball: Short-handed Florida shocks No. 6 Tennessee
Recaps and scores of today's men's top 25 basketball teams in action including No. 3 Villanova, No. 6 Tennessee, No. 7 Michigan, and more.
NBA: Donovan Mitchell scores 28 as Jazz beat Pelicans; Nuggets top Thunder
Recaps and scores of today's NBA games in action including Utah Jazz taking on the New Orleans Pelicans and the Denver Nuggets vs. Oklahoma City Thunder.
Rams target Raheem Morris to be defensive coordinator
Raheem Morris has emerged as a candidate to become the Rams new defensive coordinator.
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USC hires Clay McGuire as offensive line coach
USC has hired Texas State offensive line coach Clay McGuire to lead the Trojans' offensive line.
USC's six-game win streak snapped in offensive struggle against Oregon State
Jarod Lucas and Ethan Thompson scored 13 points apiece and Oregon State beat USC 58-56, snapping the Trojans' six-game winning streak.
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Jaylen Clark could be just what UCLA's sagging defense needs
Jaylen Clark's explosiveness and intuitiveness make him among the top defenders on a UCLA team that often struggles in that department.
Dodgers know firsthand the dominance of a healthy Corey Knebel, so they acquired him
Corey Knebel enjoyed great success in the 2018 NLCS with Milwaukee, prompting the Dodgers to give him $5.25 million in 2021 despite two injury-marred seasons.


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package VMOMI::VirtualMachineAffinityInfo;
use parent 'VMOMI::DynamicData';

use strict;
use warnings;

our @class_ancestors = (
    'DynamicData',
);

our @class_members = (
    ['affinitySet', undef, 1, 1],
);

sub get_class_ancestors {
    return @class_ancestors;
}

sub get_class_members {
    my $class = shift;
    my @super_members = $class->SUPER::get_class_members();
    return (@super_members, @class_members);
}

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Ex-deputy governor, governorship candidate, others join APC in Ogun
by Akinwande Soji-Ojo
The All Progressives Congress(APC) Ogun State chapter, on Monday disclosed that a former deputy governor of the state during Otunba Gbenga Daniel's administration, Alhaja Salmat Badru; the governorship candidate of African Democratic Congress(ADC) in the last governorship election, Gboyega Isiaka and two-term member of the House of Representatives, Hon. Dave Salako will defect to the party next Tuesday.
In a statement issued by the Publicity Secretary of the party's Caretaker Committee in the state, Tunde Oladunjoye, the party said some chieftains of the ADC and the Peoples Democratic Party(PDP) will also defect to the APC.
Oladunjoye added that a former chairman of the PDP in the state, Joju Fadairo, and a former secretary of the party, Chief Pegba Otemolu, would also be received into the APC by the governor.
According to the APC spokesperson, the list of the defectors include Chief Iyabode Apampa; Alhaji Ali Ajibode and Mr Waliu Taiwo amongst others.
Oladunjoye said the formal declaration would take place at Ake Palace ground, Abeokuta
The statement added that the governor, in line with his policy of inclusiveness, would receive the politicians and their followers across the 20 local government areas in the state.
"The event slated for next Tuesday at the Ake Palace Ground, Abeokuta, Ogun State, would mark the formal declaration of the political bigwigs and thousands of their followers from the 20 local government areas of Ogun State into the ruling party," Oladunjoye said.
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The "STOP 0x000002E" error is a big problem that's caused by your computer being unable to correctly process some of the RAM settings of your PC. The RAM (Random Access Memory) of your computer, is where your PC will keep all the important files & settings that it requires to run, and is continually being used to help your system recall everything from your "clipboard" data to your most recent applications. The cause of the 0x0000002E error is that the RAM of your computer will either be inaccessible, or have some sort of problem that's preventing it from running correctly.
What Causes The STOP: 0x0000002E Error?
The first step you should take is to remove any newly installed hardware from your computer. If you've just put some new components into your system, it's likely the case that these new pieces of hardware will continually be conflicting with your system and therefore causing a large number of errors. To fix this, it's advisable to remove any of the new pieces of hardware you've added, even if you have just put a USB drive onto your system!
The cables of your computer are essential to help your system to read all the important components your entire system requires to run. If you're experiencing hardware problems (which is one of the main causes of the 0x0000002E error), it could because you have some sort of issue with the cables of your PC. In order to resolve the issue you're seeing, you need to be able to ensure that all the cables are secured in the rear of your system – allowing your PC to run much smoother again as a result.
This will basically allow your computer to read all the files that it needs to run your hardware properly, preventing the 0x0000002E error to appear on your system again. This will ensure that your computer is able to run smoothly, but may not resolve the error you're seeing.
The "registry" is a very important part of your system which stores all the settings & options of your computer inside. The registry database is one of the most vital parts of all Windows computers, and is responsible for saving everything from your desktop wallpaper to your most recent emails. Despite working normally on most computers, the registry is continually causing a huge number of problems for your system. To fix this problem, you need to be able to cure any of the issues you're seeing by using a registry cleaner application to scan through your computer and repair any of the problems that your system may have inside. This should resolve the 0x0000002E error on your computer if the above steps failed.


I have a 91 170 four winns with a Ford engine. The ignition has 4 screws. I can only find a diagram with 3 screws. The wires are all disconnected. Does anyone know where I can find a diagram or how the wires connect?


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Untuk pengalaman yang lebih baik di Facebook, perbarui browser Anda. The group looked at what forms of journeys Sutton residents make, where use of sustainable travel modes was currently nicely established, and what differences in travel behaviour could be found in unique parts of the borough. Read employee reviews and ratings on Glassdoor to make a decision if SmarterTravel is suitable for you.
In January 2015, TripAdvisor announced its acquisition of Iens, a Dutch restaurant evaluation web site and SeatMe, a Dutch web page for reserving seats in a restaurant. Investigation indicated folks are normally supportive of the promotion of sustainable transport and infrastructure to facilitate cycling, walking and public transport use.
The buy of Smarter Travel probably will lead to changes in TripAdvisor's core marketing practices, which revolve around advertisements from on the web agencies and suppliers, primarily hotels, that are tied to user-generated reviews. The adults are aged mostly between 25 and 44 and a lot of have college-age kids, who commonly are taken to school by automobile.
In 2012, TripAdvisor was fined $80,000 by the U.S. Division of Transportation for violating new fair trading regulations requiring taxes and costs to be shown for rates quoted for airfares. This included an in depth programme of 300 new or enhanced cycle parking stands installed at essential places, such as stations, leisure centres and purchasing districts.


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Stupid F*#king Bird modernizes Chekov's classic with language and other twists
KT Burke April 18, 2019 - 10:00am January 24, 2022 - 11:05am
If you couldn't guess from the title of the play, I would say this upcoming show at the Station Theatre is not kid-friendly. However it is adult-friendly, and from the little bit of narrative I caught during rehearsal on Monday evening I already know it is extremely hilarious. And no, it's not just about a bird.
No need to fear if you haven't read Anton Chekov's The Seagull, as this story exists in its own universe despite being inspired by the late Russian great. I personally have never read The Seagull as I struggled through Chekov's The Cherry Orchard. I don't know if I possess the stamina to remember all the insanely complex Russian names. And oh boy, are there a lot of them!
Luckily for me and anyone else who shares my qualms with Chekov, playwright Aaron Posner makes the narrative of The Seagull more accesible to 21st Century audiences with his adaptation with twists, Stupid F*#king Bird.
The characters ride a wild merry-go-round of love, loss, misery and laughs in which: nice guy Dev suffers from unrequited love for Mash, who composes cleverly despairing songs on the ukulele, while Mash is desperately in love with Con, a passionate playwright who is deeply in love with Nina, his beautiful, vibrant muse, who becomes entranced by Trigorin, a literary star, who happens to be dating Con's mother Emma, a successful actress. With a dead bird, a gun, and a little help from its friends, this edgy, funny, and compassionate reboot of Anton Chekhov's The Seagull is a hilarious and moving meditation on love, art, life, and the world we live in.
Smile Politely: What drew you to the script? Why did you choose Stupid F*#cking Bird?
Kay Holley: [laughs] Yeah, I've been asking myself that. [My husband] Dave works at the Music and Performing Arts Library and he looked at it and thought that I'd be interested in it so he brought it home and I read it. This was a long time ago, a year and half at least — if not two years ago — and something really just drew me to it. I thought, "if I ever I ever direct again, I can direct this."
One of the number one things that was intriguing is that it was based on The Seagull. At that time I hadn't read The Seagull since I was in graduate school; I could only remember the general outline of The Seagull. Then it just was fun, it was playful. it was very theatrical. It was only a little later that I went back and reread The Seagull and discovered how closely this thing goes with the way it's laid out in The Seagull. It has some of the characters from The Seagull, but some of them have been mashed together. And so then that brings that level of — well, what happens in The Seagull? — The Seagull gets very dark, lots of feeling, people yearning, and that's true in this play as well.
SP: You touched a little bit about how it's so closely entwined with the original script and it's obviously an adaptation for the 21st century, so how does it ruminate itself in the 21st century?
Holley: If I'm gonna characterize what's at the heart of it, it's about love and all that that means in being a human being. It's about art and what that means in the life of artists and other humans. It's about loss and there's not one of us that doesn't experience that. Really, when we were rehearsing we discovered that so many of the scenes are about really fundamental stuff that humans go through.
Aaron Posner said "I don't claim to have the genius of Chekov, but I told the truth in this play. I told the truth as I've observed it and experienced it in my life, I've observed it in the life of my family, of my friends and I try to tell about true things that happen in human beings lives, in artists lives," and so forth. And so some very interesting pieces of truth come through. And it's funny and gets silly, but it also has something to say about what it means to be human.
SP: What has your rehearsal process looked like?
Holley: We rehearsed for five weeks away from the theatre. We were were at Joi Hoffsommer's house in the upstairs. It was a delightful rehearsal period. I have a cast that is mixed between three people who are less experienced either because of their age or because they just haven't done much theatrically — Bill Kephart is a movie actor primarily and Jake Fava and Hannah Yonan are young people — and then I have these pros Lindsey Gates-Markel, Gary Ambler, and Joi Hoffsommer. It was particularly exciting to work with the young actors. They were just finding things that were great. In the rehearsal process they made me laugh, they made me cry, they made me tell stories. Maybe I went on and on telling my stories to them too much, but they seemed to love it.
SP: Did you have any "A-ha!" moments?
Holley: Yes I did and I don't think it could be written about because it gives away the end of the play!
SP: Describe some of your experiences working with the cast. Have they changed your perceptions of the story through their work or are they pretty clear-cut as to how you envisioned the characters and the story?
Holley: There is what the playwright calls a metatheatrical element to this play. Really, the actors exploring that opened it up for me. I don't think it's particularly groundbreaking and you never know how audiences are going to respond to it, but it's watching the actors figuring out what's going on here. And then we finally got it through our heads that when we interact with the audience, or behave like actors up here instead of characters, we aren't the character or the actors. We're in this play and we are these characters. Both in life and acting the play, we are these characters. The ways that they found to bring their character in the play to the metatheatrical part were really enlightening and made it more substantive for me.
SP: This is the last announced show at the Station for the year thus far. Any insight on what is yet to come or anything that you'd like to see happen for the theatre in the next year?
Holley: I don't have any inside scoop on what is going to happen — not even for summer — but we are coming up on our 50th anniversary in a few years and I'm hoping we'll be really strong as we go through these years up to 50. I think that's a great accomplishment and the fact that we have had our own space and kept it running for that long is just so amazing.
SP: Any last thoughts or anything you wanted to share with Smile Politely readers before they see the show?
Holley: I just hope they enjoy it. I hope they go along with us on this journey. I hope that it moves them and makes them laugh the way that it has me.
Stupid F*#king Bird
The Celebration Company at the Station Theatre
223 N Broadway Ave, Urbana
April 18th to May 4th
All shows at 7:30 p.m. with the exception of a 3 p.m. matinee on April 28th
Tickets: $15 regular, $10 students & seniors
Order tickets online here
Watch the video trailer on YouTube by clicking here
All rehearsal photos by Katie Burke
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Dysrhythmia: Hyperactive Technicality
04.23.2013 04.15.2010 by Joel Cusumano
Strip down, way down, the layers of the moody energy of Brooklyn post-rock metal trio Dysrhythmia's fifth album, Psychic Maps (Relapse), and you can hear an indication of the agility responsible for the band's deep intensity: intricately finger-plucked acoustic guitar doubling gained-up electrics. It's a testament both to the band's attention to detail and guitarist Kevin Hufnagel's varied virtuosity on guitar.
"I just love acoustic guitar and the combination of heavy guitars and acoustic thumbing," Hufnagel says. The guitarist's style is a big reason why this record sounds so dynamic and compelling after more than one listen. Critics have dubbed the band as everything from technical post-rock, which doesn't jibe with Dysrhythmia's jarring immediacy, to prog metal, which again would suggest the music puts on airs that it simply doesn't.
In the past, the band's approach to recording has been to bring the forceful energy of its live show to a 50-odd-minute album. Throw in high-profile producers Steve Albini, who produced the band's highly acclaimed 2003 Pretest (Relapse) album, and Martin Bisi, whose bona fides include working with Brian Eno and producing scores of classic underground artists (Sonic Youth, Lydia Lunch, John Zorn, Sereena Maneesh), and you have the structure that birthed the band's last two records.
But this time was different. Although the band would've loved to work with Bisi again, he had retired. Thankfully, they had a ready solution to the question of who would produce the new album in bassist Colin Marston, a sound engineer who has worked with the likes of Genghis Tron and Child Abuse. The band decided to hole up in their Brooklyn apartment and record the album on their own.
The relative freedom of being able to take their time to record led the band to explore new directions. "It allowed me to do more things guitar-wise as far as adding a lot of orchestral embellishments, more guitar layers," Hufnagel says. "There's lots of stuff to listen to in the mix. I wasn't concerned with it sounding exactly like we do live; that can get boring."
Although their intensity never wavers, playing live and recording are definitely two different things for Dysrhythmia. Hufnagel is happy to start using the studio as a more exploratory stage to craft songs that the band has played for sometimes up to two whole years before recording.
The lapse in time could be partially explained by the band members' own hyperactive involvement in other projects. Hufnagel recently released a full-length solo album entitled Songs for the Disappeared; Hufnagel and Marston are new members of recently reformed Canadian metallers Gorguts; and Marston was, until December of 2008, still working with his former band Behold…the Arctopus.
"We all have so many different things now. So rather than try to throw it all into one band and end up sounding like Mr. Bungle or something, we'd rather really focus our energy elsewhere," he says.
And right now the energy is focused on Dysrhythmia. Where contemporaries such as Mastodon and Isis have taken off in the past few years thanks to a burgeoning interest in independent metal, Dysrhythmia is still lurking in the shadows, nursing a fan base that's been created during a decade of touring.
Hufnagel sighs heavily when I remind him of his band's age — it's not a sigh of defeat, of course, but simply one of amazement. This is a band that has earned its following, not gained it overnight; and Hufnagel knows that in many ways, that's the following that you want to have.
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Monmouth University President Emeritus Paul G. Gaffney II Appointed an Urban Coast Institute Ocean Policy Fellow
Monday, Sept. 23, 2013
Media Contact: Petra Ludwig 732-263-5507
Monmouth University President Paul R. Brown is pleased to announce that President Emeritus Paul G. Gaffney II, Vice Admiral US Navy (Ret.), has accepted an appointment as an Ocean Policy Fellow in the Urban Coast Institute (UCI). As a Fellow, President Emeritus Gaffney will support strategic development of UCI and support for UCI programs in the domain of coastal and ocean science and policy.
"We are extremely fortunate to have someone with President Emeritus Gaffney's distinguished naval career and stature as an oceanographer, former Chief of Naval Research and member of the U.S. Commission on Ocean Policy, among a long list of other accomplishments, to agree to serve as the first UCI Ocean Policy Fellow and continue as an active member of the Monmouth family," noted President Brown.
Vice Admiral Gaffney also serves as a member of the Steering Committee of the Joint Ocean Commission, is an active Member of the National Academy of Engineering, and recently co-chaired the decadal review of the US Ocean Exploration program. Activities under this appointment will include but not be limited to
· provide strategic advice to the UCI Director, Tony MacDonald;
· support for planning coastal and ocean symposia, lectures and other campus events featuring national and international ocean leaders;
· representation of the University as a UCI Ocean Policy Fellow at national and international fora; and
· support for UCI in preparation of reports and studies addressing critical coastal and ocean issues.
The UCI was founded in 2005 as one of Monmouth University's Centers of Distinction to advance the application of the best available science to support the implementation of good coastal and ocean management policy. See https://www.monmouth.edu/uci/
The appointment and continued collaboration with President Emeritus Gaffney will further advance Monmouth University's commitment to be a state and national leader on ocean policy and education, and expand opportunities for student research and community engagement that will improve understanding and stewardship of our coastal and marine environment.
For more information, contact Tony MacDonald, Director of the Urban Coast Institute, at 732-263-5662 or amacdona@monmouth.edu.


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Many of you probably are aware of the importance of omega 3 fats in your diet. You've probably seen the phrase "Good source of Omega 3" on the labels of all types of food products in your grocery store. A growing number of studies have demonstrated the amazing health benefits available from these essential fatty acids.
Omega 3 fatty acids are probably the most important fats for your health because they help reduce inflammation, a primary cause of many of the degenerative diseases so common today — heart disease, diabetes, Alzheimers, arthritis, and more.
Cold-water fish are the richest source of omega 3 fats, but toxicity levels in most fish, especially farm-raised varieties, make them not to be the best choice. In fact, the FDA recommends only one serving of farm-raised fish a month. And most of the fish in your grocery store is likely to be farm-raised.
That's why omega 3 supplements are so valuable. They'll give you your daily requirement of omega 3 fats without any of the toxic residues of seafood.
The average American woman uses 12 personal care products every day; the average adult male uses 6. These include shampoos, body washes, deodorants, cosmetics and more.
It's natural to assume that the personal care products you use every day have been tested and found to be safe; after all, would the FDA allow companies to use toxic ingredients in skin and hair care products without even any warning on the label?
Annie Leonard, author of "The Story of Stuff," has made a new short video called "The Story of Cosmetics." In this short animated video, she reveals the truth about the cosmetics industry and the potential hazards contained in the personal care products you probably use everyday.
Fortunately, there are safe personal care products on the market that you can use instead of the toxic choices offered by the big commercial manufacturers.
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package mpg.biochem.de.interbase.service;

import static org.junit.Assert.assertFalse;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertTrue;

import java.util.regex.Matcher;
import java.util.regex.Pattern;

import org.junit.Test;
import org.junit.runner.RunWith;
import org.springframework.test.context.ContextConfiguration;
import org.springframework.test.context.junit4.SpringJUnit4ClassRunner;

@ContextConfiguration({"/test-context.xml"})
@RunWith(SpringJUnit4ClassRunner.class)
public class RegexTest {

	private Pattern uniprot = Pattern.compile("[A-NR-Z][0-9][A-Z][A-Z0-9][A-Z0-9][0-9]|[OPQ][0-9][A-Z0-9][A-Z0-9][A-Z0-9][0-9]");
	private	Pattern dotNumber = Pattern.compile("^.+(\\.|-)\\d$");

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	//uniparc UPI[A-F0-9]{10}

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		matcher = dotNumber.matcher(ids[1]);
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		matcher = dotNumber.matcher(ids[2]);
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I just want to be able to stand alone and be happy of my own accord and not need someone to be the sole source of my happiness or the reason why I am the way I am, You understand?
I can't build my life on him, on a relationship that may or may not work out. Nothing can be guaranteed in life and I just want to be able to stand alone and need no one, so that if I fall, there will be no one to blame but myself and I will be able to heal better.. I want to be able to do things on my own, for my own self... To get back on my feet sooner because as I have learnt, a broken heart is no easy thing to mend I tell you.
# RedSugar is still in the process of needing someone though this "Needy" sickness of hers lessens even as you read this...... Please pray for a speedy recovery or a cure!
Billy deals with two issues in his call to the chat lines. He helps a gal try to evaluate her current marriage and then he tackles the question about the feasibility of running off to Europe to be with his holiday fling.


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Хомологни са тези органи, които изпълняват различни функции, но имат сходен строеж и общ зародишен произход. Такава е например черепната кост "наковалня". При акулата тя има голям размер и изгражда черепа. При влечугите е с малък размер и свързва челюстите. При бозайниците тя има по-малък размер и участва в строежа на средното ухо.

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This bollywood actor is no more with us… Somewhere in past for living his daily needs he has to sell his stuffs
By Sagar Sharma	 Last updated Dec 4, 2017
Shashi Kapoor, Bollywood superstar Shashi Kapoor, who made his place in the hearts of people with his best performance, died on Monday at the age of 79. These were sick for a long time. The superstar Shashi Kapoor, who has scuttled the film screen 60, 70s and 80s, does not get to see anything at all. Shashi Kapoor used to spend 6 to 7 films together in his time. And tell you that Shashi Kapoor used to work in six shifts in one day. And at that time if anyone had to meet them So finding them was very difficult. Because their schedule was like this. Shashi Kapoor once ran away from the movie's location and then ran away from the film's location.
Shashi Kapoor's brother Raj Kapoor was also upset with his attitude. And because of this Raj Kapoor Sahib called them a taxi. Anyone can rent and carry. And the meter starts to move. Let's tell you that Shashi Kapoor had a Bollywood debut in the 60's. And who is also very successful. And during this time Shashi Kapoor Sahib worked in about 116 Hindi films. Of which about 61 were as solo heroes. But it is said that the bright sun takes eclipse very quickly. In the same way, the career of Shashi Kapoor was eclipsed like sun.
In the same decade, Shashi Kapoor Sahib had a lot of work to be done. And getting them to work got closed from one side to the other. Due to not getting the same work, Shashi Kapoor was greatly disappointed. And too much money was needed to run my house. In the same compulsion, they sold their favorite sports cars. To make her husband support and to handle her family, Shashi Kapoor's wife, Jennifer Kendall, had to sell her own stuff. Actually, this was mentioned by Kunal Kapoor, son of Shashi Kapoor during an interview. Kunal Kapoor said that 'my father had sold his sports car and we did not have any money, so mother also started selling my luggage'.
But he says that it is definitely a good morning after a bad night. With just that, Shashi Kapoor kept his faith at all. After that Shashi Kapoor shone in the '70s by becoming a star that in front of his glow every star will look faded, After climbing the peak of the same success, Shashi Kapoor also worked with Rakhi from big names like Jinnat Aman, Sharmila Tagore, Nanda, Parveen Bobby, Hema Malini and other big Bollywood actresses.
These Bollywood superstars live far away from alcoholics like alcohol.
The beauty of this model is the whole world, people call it 'Queen of Dark'


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David Shrigley: Brain Activity, Hayward Gallery
An exhibition contradicting the Shrigley default mode, which is entertainment rather than thought
by Judith FlandersThursday, 02 February 2012
A slightly unfunnier Eddie Izzard: David Shrigley's 'Lost'Image © the artist and courtesy of the artist
It has been nearly a century since modernism decreed that "art" is whatever is produced by an artist, and "an artist" is whoever claims to be one. Mostly I agree with this, and my eyeballs tend to roll back in my head when the conversation moves on to the "my three-year-old could do this" refrain. But I've got to say, with David Shrigley, a lot of me spent a lot of time in the Hayward thinking, "Um, is this art?"
I suppose the very fact that the work I was looking at made me think this way is a mark in its favour: it made me think, it made me consider what art is, or isn't. But what I ended up deciding was that while "funny" can be art (see Duchamp), or whimsy (Klee), or charm (Matisse), "cute" is not art. "Cute" doesn't go anywhere, and it doesn't say much. It just sits there, rather like a pet tortoise. Cute is, well, just cute.
Shrigley's subject is not small: it is social interaction, and communication, or lack of communication, as well as the sort of wry observations on the world that a slightly unfunnier Eddie Izzard would make, as with Lost (main picture, above). But what these pieces do is take the strange and the beautiful and make them cosy. It's a sort of anti-art. A photograph of an alley is rather beautiful, and technically very accomplished, with good strong composition, lovely renderings of texture and light. Then it is titled An Alley. And the only response seems to be, "Um, yeah. And?" There is a difference between showing us the world anew (what art does) and showing us the world we know (what entertainment does).
There is a lot of anthropomorphism in Shrigley's work: animals talk to us, or to each other, as in I'm Dead (pictured above right, image courtesy of Glasgow International Festival, photo, Ruth Clark). Or there is a drawing of vegetables with little feet, or a bunch of plastic blobs entitled The Contents of the Gap Between the Refrigerator and the Cooker with faces, or matchstick images with faces, or teeth with faces, a nail with a little face, even skull rings with cutesie-pie faces. What is the point? There doesn't seem to be one, except that these things are all vaguely head-shaped. Back to "Um, yeah. And?"
More images are journalism, notifications about the world we live in, rather than a way to consider the world more deeply: a photo of a river with a sign in it: "River for Sale". Um, yeah. Even more of the drawings are really postcards. I'd be delighted to receive the drawing (pictured left, Untitled, courtesy David Shrigley and Yvon Lambert) through my letter-box one morning, and I bet the Hayward's shop does a roaring trade in them. The show's title, Brain Activity, in reality contradicts the Shrigley default mode: if you don't want to have to think, but simply be painlessly amused for an hour, then this show is for you.
Yet some of the pieces do have a resonance, that built-in pause when you stop and think more about the world around you. A tombstone reading, "Bread Milk Cornflakes Baked Beans Tomatoes Aspirin Biscuits", is only superficially amusing; its grim take on consumption – ours, life's – is a useful corrective to the emotion-lite sketches elsewhere. In the same room, The Dead and the Dying, small ceramic figures in a vitrine, are equally interesting, and it is their non-faces, their very lack of anthropomorphism that makes them resonate.
A series of acrylics also puzzle: Shrigley's colours and brushstrokes are strong and fierce, while the subjects are whimbly-whambly tame (cute animals once again predominate). If only Shrigley didn't feel he had to be likeable, I think that the work he is very clearly capable of producing would, in fact, be art.
Watch New Friends, an animated film by David Shrigley
David Shrigley: Brain Activity, is at the Hayward Gallery until 13 May
If only Shrigley didn't feel he had to be likeable
Find David Shrigley on Amazon
Pipilotti Rist: Eyeball Massage, Hayward Gallery
Tracey Emin: Love Is What You Want, Hayward Gallery
someone should take your pens
Permalink Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Thu, 02/02/2012 - 12:43
someone should take your pens away. if art can be defined im sure it isnt for the likes of you to do it.
What a brilliant response to
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What a brilliant response to this review
And here, ladies and
Permalink Submitted by the paradox police (not verified) on Mon, 06/02/2012 - 10:23
And here, ladies and gentlemen, we see the inherent flaw in the modernist decree that 'art' is whatever is produced by an artist, and 'an artist' is whoever claims to be one. Namely that for this definition to hold true all critics who consider the work unworthy of the title 'art' must be censored or ignored. Only those critics who consider anything and everything proclaimed to be art to be art can be allowed to have a say. Therefore anyone claiming to be an 'artist' and claiming there work is 'art' is right....... but not all those claiming to be a 'critic' or claiming to have an 'interpretation' or 'opinion' can be right. What specifically is it then that distinguishes artist from critic, which gives artist more authority than critic?? The answer can only be "an abstract right .... an arbitrary authority" According to modernism, no authority can contradict an artist's claims that his work is art. This view is reflected in the comment: "...someone should take your pens away....if art can be defined im sure it isnt for the likes of you to do it...." This implies an authority can (and should) interfere with any critic who contradicts another's claims that a work is art (but presumably not if the critic agrees with the claim that something is art). Anyone can of course claim to be an 'artist' who makes 'art' but here we are talking about turning those claims into 'rights', enforced by an authority, which must automatically supercede any counter claims. This renders all claims valid regardless of any criteria whatsoever, which in turn renders them all equally invalid at the same time. If anything claimed to be porridge is considered to be porridge - and no one is allowed to disagree - then any claim that something is porridge becomes meaningless and invalid. One can always claim to be an artist but it must always be up to others to claim whether you are one... or not. (FWIW in this case I also happen to think "not") :)
Its very interesting
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more Visual arts
Best of 2020: Visual Arts Our critics reflect on their favourite exhibitions of 2020
Lynette Yiadom-Boakye, Tate Britain review - enigmatic figures full of life When is a painting not a portrait?
Tracey Emin / Edvard Munch, Royal Academy review - juxtapositions that confuse rather than clarify Similar themes, different sensibilities
Zanele Muholi, Tate Modern review - photography as protest Pictures so confrontational they knock you sideways
Michael Clark: Cosmic Dancer, Barbican Art Gallery review - mould-breaker, ground-shaker A crash course in the life and times of an iconoclast and muse
Sin, National Gallery review - great subject, modest show A small gathering can't do justice to this fabulous topic
Bruce Nauman, Tate Modern review - the human condition writ large in neon How to make great art out of almost nothing
Artemisia, National Gallery review - worth the wait A glorious celebration of one of the great baroque painters
Hold Still, National Portrait Gallery review - snapshots from lockdown An online exhibition offers a glimpse of life in Britain now
My Rembrandt review - hard cash and hubris Characters historical and contemporary mingle in an entertaining portrait of the art world
George IV: Art & Spectacle, The Queen's Gallery review - all is aglitter A sumptuous display from the Royal Collection heralds a top class reopening
Khadija Saye: In This Space We Breathe, 236 Westbourne Grove review - a celebrated series finds new resonance The artist's most celebrated works launch a new public art project in west London


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The change comes just a year after Toyota overhauled its corporate structure to one emphasising product-based management rather than region-based. Photo: Ramesh Pathania/Mint
Toyota trims executive positions, aims for quicker decision-making
2 min read . Updated: 01 Mar 2017, 06:59 PM IST Naomi Tajitsu, Maki Shiraki
President Akio Toyoda, chairman Takeshi Uchiyamada remain the only representative directors after Toyota cuts executive positions from six to just two
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Tokyo: Toyota Motor Corp. has reduced its number of top positions to speed up decision-making, as the Japanese automaker works toward a slimmer executive to better compete in an industry undergoing rapid change.
The move comes as the world's second-ranked automaker by sales, after Germany's Volkswagen AG, hopes to quicken decision-making to regain the lead in an industry increasingly focused on new technologies, including automated driving and low-emission power units.
Announcing personnel changes for the financial year starting April, the Japanese automaker on Wednesday said in a statement it would reduce its board of director positions to nine from 11.
Under the new structure, only president Akio Toyoda and chairman Takeshi Uchiyamada will remain representative directors after Toyota cut the number of such posts from six.
The automaker reduced the number of representative directors to centralise responsibility and accountability for the entire company, while fewer board directors would speed up executive decisions, Toyota spokeswoman Kayo Doi told Reuters.
The change comes just a year after Toyota overhauled its corporate structure to one emphasising product-based management rather than region-based.
"This structural change is not an answer but an opportunity," president Toyoda said in the statement.
He said the change was necessary to "allow us to remain viable in an era in which we are producing and selling 10 million vehicles a year."
Toyota's scale affords benefits such as lower procurement and production costs. But it also raises quality-control risks, as the automaker experienced in the early 2000s when driver-side floor mats led to unintentional acceleration in some vehicles.
Toyoda, who has led the company since 2009, previously said the automaker's sheer size can slow down decision-making.
Osamu Nagata, previously Toyota's chief administrative officer in North America, will be promoted to chief financial officer and executive vice-president, and joins the board of directors.
Mitsuru Kawai will become executive vice-president in charge of factories. Kawai joined Toyota as a plant worker in the 1960s, rising to the automaker's highest position held by blue collar worker.
Board directors Mitsuhisa Kato, Takahiko Ijichi and Nobuyori Kodaira will step down and become company advisors. Senior managing officers Hirofumi Muta, Koei Saga and Soichiro Okudaira will also step down.
Muta will join affiliate Hino Motors Ltd as executive vice president, whereas Saga will become an executive advisor at Toyota and chairman of the automaker's racing arm.
Okudaira will head compact car maker Daihatsu Motor Co Ltd, which became a wholly-owned Toyota company last year.
Operational changes will take effect from April, while board positions will be voted on at a shareholder meeting in June. Reuters


I usually carry the physically smallest possible USB stick in my keychain just in case I need to move some files around or something similar. Having a USB stick capable of booting SystemRescueCd around is also something I like to have so the obvious thing is to combine these two requirements. The documentation below explains how to do it so that when the stick is used in a regular fashion in a Windows machine, the SystemRescueCd functionality isn't visible unless the partition table is viewed.
The main thing to know about Windows USB stick handling is that it will only show the first partition on the stick regardless of it's type. As a result, having a Linux partition at the beginning of the stick will not work as Windows will only see it and show an unknown stick being attached. As a result, that first partition needs to be (V)FAT or NTFS in order for it to show correctly. A second partition is still needed in order to hide the SystemRescueCd related file from view which also protects the files from accidental deletion or mishandling when the stick is connected to a Windows machine.
The following instructions assume that Linux is used. The process can however be also done using SystemRescueCd booted from a spare USB stick or actual CD.
The USB stick should now be ready to use. It will boot to the original SystemRescueCd menu if used as a boot device or show the (V)FAT partition when inserted to a Windows machine. On Linux machines, both partitions are obviously visible. This process works with USB sticks over 4 GB as extlinux doesn't have problems with partition locations.
Note that with USB sticks bigger than 4 GB the Windows partition may be better to use NTFS format instead of (V)FAT if files bigger than 4 GB need to be stored without splitting.


If a company employee makes a mistake that ends up harming somebody else, who is ultimately responsible -- the employee or the company? Most of the time, the law hold each individual accountable for his or her own actions. An exception exists, however, that often makes employers responsible for the negligent actions of their employees under the legal theory of respondeat superior. What is this and why is it important if you've been injured by somebody else's actions while they were on company time?
The term "respondeat superior" is Latin for "let the master answer," and it is used to transfer liability from the employee/servant to the employer/master. Why would the courts do this? Partially, the courts reason that when the employee is acting on behalf of his or her employer, so it's the employer who is authorizing the activity or benefiting from it in some way. Partially, it is to encourage employers to be responsible and make sure that their employees are adequately trained to do their jobs safely. General society benefits from this not only because it makes the world safer, but because it puts the responsibility for any financial losses suffered on the backs of those best able to bear the costs: the company and its insurers.
You also benefit from this. If you're injured by an employee's direct actions or negligence, you probably don't stand to recover much in a lawsuit against the employee. For example, if the employee of a fast food chain serves you scalding hot coffee without a secure lid and you get burned, you might want to file a lawsuit to recover your medical bills, lost wages for any time you were off work, and for your suffering. Filing a lawsuit against a minimum-wage employee with little or no insurance probably won't help you. However, if you can file your lawsuit against a well-insured company and win, you'll be able to recoup your losses.
In order to be successful in a case under the theory of respondeat superior, you usually have to prove that the person who injured you was an actual employee of the company that you're trying to sue. That's usually easy enough to do, although some cases can get sticky if the employer has misclassified an employee as an independent contractor for some reason.
the actions took place at the employer's place of business and while the employee was "on the clock;"
the harm could have been foreseeable (and prevented) by the employer.
For example, a real-life case that's currently pending in the courts involves an employee of a used car lot that took a truck as a trade-in from a plumber. The plumber's business decals, with the name of his business and the business phone number, were prominently displayed on the old truck. The used car lot employee stopped the plumber from removing the decals, saying that it would damage the paint, and promised that they would be removed later.
Unfortunately, the decals weren't removed, and the car was sold overseas where it was eventually sold to Islamic jihadists. When a photo of the truck, complete with the plumber's business name and phone number on it, went viral on the internet and made the news, the plumbing company was forced to shut down for a while because of harassment and threats. The plumber is now suing the used car lot for a million dollar business loss under the theory of respondeat superior. On the surface, at least, the complaint would seem to meet all the necessary criteria to hold the car lot liable for its employee's negligent actions.
If you've been injured by the actions of a company's employee, discuss the situation with a personal injury attorney. The company, not the employee, may be liable for your damages.


This recipe translated to a colorful life and once taken to garage sales and thrift shops by her wonderful aunts, grandmother and parents her path was intricately woven and sealed into recycled fashion buying and selling. There is so much joy received on the treasure hunt for something you have not seen before as well as appreciating the details of someone else's anonymous creations.
In 2012 Erika Suzette Kelly graduated from The Art Institute of California- San Francisco with a bachelor of science in fashion marketing and management as well as a few years of fashion design & internships under her belt. Some of her positions have included five years managing the Plato's Closet franchise in San Mateo and three years renting a store space to re-sell merchandise in Laurel Street Antiques and Collectibles. The Peninsula Ballet Theatre was host to her clothing boutique for two years. Now she sells online via the Poshmark APP as well as in Antiques and More in San Carlos, California.


Let's help out a good guy and have a good time doing it!
Over the years we've featured Todd Nichols photo work on the site a handful of times and we're always stoked to see what he has going on. Unfortunately today we got wind from David Long that Todd had a crash and blew out his knee in Louisville the other weekend. A few of his friends are throwing a big jam on September 30th on the Back Alley Bikes ramp to help raise some funds to help him pay off his medical bills and get back to riding and shooting photos. If you can't make it out to North Carolina for the jam, you can always pitch in on a GoFundMe Page that has been setup to help raise some money! Get more details on the jam below!
"If you know Todd then you know that he is the most genuine dude there is. He just had knee surgery after a spill in Louisville. He was in the process of paying off an old knee surgery when he got hurt a few months ago and is now paying for two knee replacements. As BMX riders we're all family so let's help our brother out.
The jam is Saturday, September 30th in Carrboro, North Carolina on the Back Alley Bikes ramp setup, which you can get a look at below!
Here's a flashback Friday BMX video for you! Our good friend Todd Nichols came across some old footage he filmed of Edwin DeLaRosa back in 2000! This was all filmed at a skatepark, but Edwin goes and drops a couple of crank flips, grinds and even a 540. Man, we wish there was more footage of Edwin floating around these days. Not enough, that's for sure! Enjoy!
We've seen a few videos surface from the grand opening of the Daniel Dhers Action Sports Complex already, but here's one Todd Nichols put together from the street side of the course which we really haven't seen a ton of footage from. Good stuff from Daniel, Chris Doyle, Kenneth Tencio and more!
Make your way over to Can You Dig It for a photogallery by Todd Nichols from the Good Old Fashioned Fruit Jam that went down in North Carolina! Tons of good shots in this one!
When Alex Johann comes up to you and asks "should a try a double backflip", just say YES!


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There is a birthday to celebrate… she bakes the yogurt cake. There is some party to attend… she takes her yogurt cake along. Always the very same recipe! She has never tried to bake different desserts for us, instead, she has a wide savory experience and knowledge.
Maybe that's why I'm also more into the savory side, but lately, I've been hearing the "baking call" and here you have my mom's yogurt cake converted into Chocolaty and Lemony Muffins. The recipe and baking process is so easy, so so easy, that I'm sure you will adopt it too :D.
This is my first time tasting and using Lemon curd in a recipe and it won't be the last! What a delicious thing!!! I didn't buy the Traditional Curd… it was one of those Christmas gifts my husband got this last Holiday: Traditional Lemon Curd from Duchy Originals. I've visited their web and if you have the chance, I encourage you to do the same: www.duchyoriginals.com, they got tones of wonderful organic and natural products… A delish!
Want to know how I would complete this menu?
I would have some Rice Mint Balls with pistachios and shrimps to start with, and as a second either I would have Meatballs with squid to make it all round ;D, or Chicken done with Cider and a good bread loaf!
Ingredients for 1 batch (aprox. 17 or 18 units): 1 natural yogurt (125grs), 3 eggs, 16 grs of baking powder. Once you have the recipient of the yogurt empty: 3 recipients full of flour, 2 recipients full of sugar and 1 recipient full of olive oil 0,4º. These are the basic ingredients; now, if you want to give them a little twist, you'll also need: 1 tablespoon of lemon curd, 1 tablespoon of cocoa powder and 2 tablespoons of chocolate chips.
Take a big bowl and mix the basic ingredients in no particular order, blend with a food processor and once you have an homogeneous dough, divide in two. In one half add the lemon curd and in the other half add the chocolate and cocoa ingredients.
Preheat oven at 180ºC. Place the dough in the muffins' wrappers and in the oven's middle rack. Bake for 30 to 35 minutes at 180ºC. Baking time might vary a bit depending on the oven and the wrappers.
The cakes look very pretty Nuria! Que amazing! And the pictures are quite pretty too!
Nuria, I'll have one chocolate muffin, an espresso and a glass of water, gracias.
Por fin, I finally get to see them and they look great. Big ones, little ones — all so beautifully arranged.
Can I have one? they are so lovely. Chocolate muffin with a cappuccino is just what I vision to have one right now!
Ooh, yummy! I've never thought of putting lemon with chocolate, but it's so good with orange, why not? I would take a bite of each one and let the flavors have a party in my mouth.
They look so cute and delicious! I want a few right now!
I used to be much more into baking a while back as well … now it's mostly savory for me as well. But when I do get to bake something sweet, it's great. These muffins look lovely–I adore the mini muffins…I think they are adorable to look at and you can just pop 'em right in your mouth!
Your cakes are so pretty! I'm tempted to make some cupcakes this weekend!
You say that you do not bake and yet you have done such a great job. I love both flavours.
Estos parecen irresistible, Nuria! I´m glad you like lemon curd….it´s a British product! Where did you buy it? Online? I can´t buy it in the Spanish town where I live so have to order it from a British food shop in Madrid or I often make it myself. It´s quite easy! I could give you the recipe or maybe I´ll blog it for you sometime, Nuria!
this looks amazing and easy to make! love your photos!
Thank you all for your fantastic comments :D. You always make my day!!!!!!
Soft, delicate and I am sure absolutely yummy.
how gorgeous these are!! some recipes are too perfect to be messed with. this seems to be one of them.
Hi Nuria! How are you? Those miniature muffins are darling.
Pass me a dozen or two lol. I love little treats like these. Wonderful!


Sandra Lertzman, 62, Executive Director of Animal Rights Foundation, a "No Kill" advocacy and education organization in northern Ohio (shown in an earlier photo from her website), was found dead in her car along with 31 dogs, mostly puppies.
Moreland Hills Police were called to Lertzman's home in the 31000 block of Jackson Road early Monday evening by a friend who found her and the dogs dead inside her car with the engine still running. The garage door was closed behind her.
Detectives told 19ActionNews they found several prescription vials in the vehicle and a suicide note inside the house.
"She was an animal lover. She feeds deer, dogs. She boarded dogs several years ago," says a neighbor who did not want to be identified.
"This summer we heard all these puppies and we saw them running around," a neighbor told 19ActionNews.
Police aren't sure how long Lertzman and the pets had been dead before they were found, but, investigators say she was last seen on Sunday. They are still investigating the exact cause of the death of the woman and dogs.
The Medical Examiner has the note found in the home.
"I'm sad that it came to that," says the neighbor.
Investigators also told 19ActionNews one of the puppies managed to get out of the car and get air from a small opening in the closed garage. The surviving puppy is now recovering with a member of Lertzman's family.
Lertzman's ten cats are with an animal caretaker, according to the Animal Rights Foundation website, which says her full name was Sandra Marlene Lertzman.
Tommy was an athlete in baseball, basketball and football at Orange High School in Ohio. He was an honor student at Ohio University in Athens, Ohio and was entering his Junior year. He was planning on applying to Law School. Tommy was beloved by both his family and his countless friends. Tommy was a member of the Alpha Sigma Mu fraternity. One of his favorite classes was horseback riding- a love he learned from Mom. Tommy was killed tragically in an auto accident. He was just 20.


A Black Male Graduates High School with a 4.5 GPA. And Isn't Going to an HBCU?
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Ishmale Powell is headed to the University of North Carolina – Charlotte this fall, bringing with him a 4.5 GPA and a bunch of news headlines as one of Greensboro, NC's most talented academic products.
Powell, who applied for several scholarships, has yet to receive additional funding beyond "$3000 in Pell Grant and $6000 from the U-N-C system for his first year of college," according to WFMY. In spite of his financial setback, Powell is still determined to start college in the fall, creating a GoFundMe campaign to raise the remaining amount needed for tuition and fees.
To help with costs, his father, Shawn Powell, who lives on a fixed disability income, has decided to move to Charlotte so that the young scholar can save money on housing and live with him while pursuing his college education.
Some HBCU advocates are calling for institutions to step in with counteroffers to help Powell avoid debt, and have a richer academic experience.
There's a whole lot of backstory that we do not, and probably will not know about Powell and his HBCU prospects. Was he targeted by HBCUs and turned down admission or scholarship offers? Were his parents and advisors counseling him about HBCUs, or advising against them? Does Charlotte have a program that meets his desire to stay in North Carolina, to pursue a specific career path or both?
But here are the facts we know. For now, Powell is going to a PWI and has to find a way to pay for it. Black colleges are fighting bad narratives about the amount and profile of students we do admit, fueled by stories and stereotypes about lost paperwork, lack of scholarship resources, and increasing disinterest among high achieving students in HBCUs.
Is it too late to make Powell and his family an offer to steal him away from Charlotte? Would it help for an HBCU to come in at the 11th hour with an offer which even if accepted, underscores another stereotype about our schools being late to the party in targeting and attracting students like Powell? How many HBCUs believe that they can compete for students like him, especially against increased minority student recruiting interest from PWIs and mutual love from black students?
All questions that need answers, especially since we know that statistically, nine out of every ten black students in this country look at HBCUs, at least academically, as a Black Maybe.
His loss and he will regret it 5 years from now when he has a hell of a lot of debt. And be an alum of a school that does not give a sh*t about him.
Why must he choose an HBCU?? Parents don't have to instill predominately black colleges/universities are 'not good' or 'the best thing smoking'. It's about choices…we all make our own and everyone is not going to be happy with the decision. If YOU are happy with it, then keep on keeping on. It's odd that people get offended because a person doesn't choose the same option as them.
There are a lot of factors that go into which campuses students choose. Every choice has impact beyond their lives. Tuition revenue not spent at an HBCU means fewer resources to create jobs for black workers, for black executives, and for research benefiting black people. It is lessened economic impact for the black communities where black colleges are stationed. And for students choosing PWIs, increased likelihood that they will have experiences which don't validate their culture or identity, and increased likelihood that they will not donate to HBCUs.
Our universe as individual black people depends on these choices which extend beyond our personal orbits.
There're simply too many things I don't know to comment substantively on this particular case. Suffice it to say, I believe the 4 MOST important factors involved in choosing a college include: fit, availability of intended major, support services offered, and financial assistance awarded.
It's obvious you didn't graduate from an HBCU so you don't understand what the article is taking about.
YES! And the difference is. HBCUs will teach him about the REAL world.
I will donate to Rachel Dolezal before I donate to him. Fighting to be accepted to a school that won't even give you enough money with a 4.5 GPA is stupid and weak.
I have a daughter who could've graduated early with a 4.3. She had all credits plus some by the end of her first semester junior year. When we did research we found that many colleges did not encourage early graduation. So she held off and will graduate this year with free college credits in addition to her AP coursework. We figured we'd take advantage of our school district paying for the courses at the community college as a dually enrolled student. She has received plenty of emails and letters from PWI's and only one HBCU-Spelman. That is what I find sad and I graduated from an HBCU!
About two weeks ago Ishmale started a GoFundMe account in an effort to secure the balance of his tuition. Today he reached his goal after starting off yesterday with $1500 in donations. He also added a picture of what appears to be a conversation about him that included a Morehouse admissions office staffer requesting that he reach out. Since he posted the picture I assume he is interested in entertaining an offer.
It seems that he went through the college application process on his own. He has stated that his teachers were not supportive of his decision to graduate early due to his immaturity and basically left him flapping in the wind. Who knows what 15 year old reasoning went into his decision to apply to UNC Charlotte of all places.
Now that he has support there sky is the limit for him.
He was already accepted. Let's not write the child off like his high school obviously did.
My son graduated from Morehouse & has a ton of student loan debt . He played football & that offset some of the cost .If my son played football in state he would not be in so much debt. Just saying .
A lot of questions would have to be answered, before I could provide a true response to the question.
Nevertheless, I do have a standard enrollment management question. What are his ACT/ SAT scores? GPA was mentioned numerous times, but not test scores. Just curious.
Do we know his test scores? SAT and ACT test scores also play a major role in receiving scholarship dollars.
Did he apply to any HBCU's and the scholarships available and if not he didn't want to attend. UNCC is a state support institution and ge had to apply and probably not recruited. Education is about choice.
people need to choose their own paths for their goals and dreams. Shame on some of you for your negative responses on what this young man chooses to do with his future. Just because he is black.. doesn't mean he has to go to an HBCU. I am a proud HBCU Alum. If this young man wants to take this road to reach his dreams and goals.. i will pray he will reach them whether he goes to a HBCU or not!
you should be ashamed of your self! let this young man go on his own journey.. I swear.. some of your HBCU alums have to much racial hate in your hearts!
That's not true. I have a degree from an hbcu and 2 from pwis. They were 2 different experiences. I wish him well, however it would have been nice if someone had explained and helped hime explore all opportunities. His guidance counselors weren't open minded.