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Q: Why did clearing my Windows 10 memory cache make my game run better? I recently purchased a new graphics card, and was hoping to see increased performance out of my games. While I did see a huge performance increase, I am still plagued with graphics hitching (intermittent second long pauses in frame updates) that were frustrating me to no end.
Frustrated, I approached the problem like a true professional - I watched a YouTube video and downloaded some random program that I was instructed to. The point of the program appears to be clearing out the Windows 10 memory cache - (in my case, dropping it from 16GB to ~300MB).
I thought there was no way this would work - certainly the heavy graphics work is done on my dedicated card, and the large textures would be stored there in the VRAM. Not to mention, I still have >20GB of free memory remaining, so I wouldn't think there is a space/paging issue.
Much to my surprise, running the program actually worked. My game ran incredibly smoothly at my desired framerate, with no stuttering or hitching.
Can anyone explain why clearing my memory cache (at least I hope the random program didn't do much else) would have fixed my game's performance issues?
Before running the program:

After running the program:

No game running (yet memory previously cleaned using program:

Game Running:

A: A very good explanation of standby memory is found in the Microsoft article
Where has all my Physical RAM gone?.
In short, this is basically the Windows cache where are kept copies of disk blocks
that were used by processes, in the idea that if these processes are restarted
the required blocks can be found quickly without doing disk reads.
These blocks are not a problem, since they are immediately liberated when a program
requires more memory than exists in free memory.
The gotcha for games is, that if the game wants to allocate as much memory as is
available, for holding the maximum possible of data in memory, it asks Windows
how much memory is free. Windows will return the amount of memory that is free,
but excluding standby memory.
The game will then allocate less memory than it could have asked for.
If it would have asked for more memory than the reported amount, this would
have been allocated from the standby memory without a hitch.
The problem is that the game doesn't know how much it could have really
requested.
The program Empty Standby List does something very simple :
It asks for all of memory, reads nothing into it, then frees it.
This way standby memory is in effect cleaned out and all of memory is
now marked as free and available for the game.

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Maya Rockeymoore, Elijah Cummings's widow expected to run for his House seat
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Rep. Elijah Cummings's widow, Maya Rockeymoore, is seen as the most likely successor to fill his congressional seat after his passing on Thursday, sources tell the Washington Examiner.
Rockeymoore, 48, who is currently the chair of the Maryland Democratic Party, has a history of political involvement and ran unsuccessfully for Maryland governor in 2017. She married Cummings in 2008.
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan has 10 days to schedule a special election for Cummings's seat and will likely set the date by the middle of next week, according to state political sources. The primary election is expected to take place next January and the general election in March.
The winner of the special election will serve out of the remainder of Cummings's term, which expires in December of 2020. A regularly scheduled primary for the following term will take place next April.
Rockeymoore has not yet addressed the speculation that she will run for her husband's seat. The Maryland Democratic Party released a statement on Friday asking for privacy for Rockeymoore and indicating that she would not be making any political announcements for the time being.
"We ask the public and the press to allow Maryland Democratic Party Chair Dr. Maya Rockeymoore Cummings — and the rest of the Cummings family — time and space to grieve their loss," said the party, according to Patch.
One political operative said Rockeymoore is not planning to run for the seat immediately as she takes time to grieve the loss of her husband.
"Word is that Maya Rockeymoore will pass on the special election," a long-time Maryland operative told the Washington Examiner.
But sources do expect Rockeymoore to run in the previously scheduled election for the seat in April and believe other potential candidates will make room for her out of respect for her and her late husband. Another prominent Maryland Democrat, former NAACP president Ben Jealous, said on Friday that he does not plan to run for the seat.
If Rockeymoore does run, critics are likely to seize on financial irregularities involving her charity and consulting firm that led one watchdog group to file an IRS complaint against her earlier this year. Rockeymoore's nonprofit group, the Center for Global Policy Solutions, received millions from special interest groups and corporations that had business before her husband's committee, the Washington Examiner first reported in May.
Her nonprofit group and similarly-named consulting firm, Global Policy Solutions LLC, also had overlapping finances and operations that could have been used to derive "illegal private benefit," according to an IRS complaint filed by the National Legal and Policy Center.
As chair of the Maryland Democratic Party, Rockeymoore will also play a powerful role in deciding whom the party supports in the special election — and could ensure that the party backs a place-holder candidate who would be willing to step aside if and when Rockeymoore decides to run in the spring.
Rockeymoore "has a lot of control over who the placeholder is," said the Maryland operative, who said one name that has been floated is former Baltimore Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake.
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Aditya Chari, from India is an academician & has been associated with Bollywood while he did costume concepts for movies like Bahubali, Rang-Rasiya etc. His calling in life is to be a perfect man, a perfect artist and he draws his inspiration from nature. His dream is to mentor his students to be top-notch artists, become the best version of themselves and out-beat him with their creativity.
Isadora Mayumi, Graduated in Product Design from the State University of Minas Gerais (UEMG) & received the 'Science Without Borders' Scholarship to study at Kwantlen Polytechnic University (KPU) in Canada. She believes that design as a profession allows new ways of thinking and helps in finding creative and effective solutions to improve every day life. With projects developed & commercialized in Canada, Brazil & India, Isadora holds work experience in all stages of design, including conceptualization, design methodologies, product development, website maintenance, graphic design etc.
Jennifer Oechsner, from the United States, brings with her a broad range of experience. Prior to joining the team at GSD she ran her own health and wellness business (Warrior-Flow) teaching yoga, martial arts, fitness and healthy nutrition. Jennifer also spent time working in the political field in the areas of communications and public relations. She taught English in Japan, worked in hospitality in Ireland and has traveled extensively throughout Asia and Europe. Jennifer believes in a holistic approach to life and that in order to be our best selves we must nurture the mind and body. Jennifer also believes we are all capable of so much, sometimes more than we think we are. She has a deep passion for inspiring people to follow their dreams and be their best self. She tends to choose the road less traveled, and finds great joy and inspiration in her travels around the world. She has a thirst for adventure and physically challenging herself. Jennifer encourages her students to also step out of their comfort zone as a means for continued growth and development.
Rey Pador, from Germany is a Fashion Designer & Pattern Maker. He draws his motivation in art and design based on people and the evolutions of things. His travel holds a deep impact on his thinking and his little creative journal has been his companion to all these destinations. The colours, vibrancy, history and happy spirit of India touches his heart every moment and makes him appreciate what we can achieve every minute.
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Business Description: Mobile Health Library™(MHL) is a HIPAA-compliant clinical engagement system built to support needs of health-related customers, including patients, physicians, pharmacists, nurses and caregivers. MHL apps support medication and medical device safe use, medication adherence, disease understanding, and health outcomes attainment. Adherent Health is the sole licensor of the MHL system.
Company Background: Rob Dhoble, CEO, founded Adherent Health and Mobile Health Library in April 2010. The last three and a half years have been dedicated to developing and commercializing an innovative mobile patient engagement system that cost-effectively and privately supports patients in medication safe use, medication adherence, and attainment of desired treatment outcomes.
Markets: The MHL system helps pharmaceutical companies better address the problem of medication non-adherence and medication safety on a brand-specific basis. Non-adherence to prescription medicines cost the U.S. Healthcare system $317.4 Billion in 2011 (Express Scripts, 2012). Misuse of prescription medicine costs the U.S. Healthcare system over $200 Billion annually. (IMS Institute).
Competition: Primary competitors are narrow-purpose mobile apps that do not integrate as a single prescribe-able system for physicians, nurses, pharmacists, patients and caregivers. Only MHL has demonstrated an ability to support health customer engagement at scale, with HIPAA compliance, full iOS, Android and Kindle Fire device harmonization, and special balance and disclosure functionality to address specific Rx, OTC and medical device brand regulatory requirements.
Since our platform is a clinical communications hub that adds value to many parties, options in addition to being an acquisition target, include Adherent Health acquiring or combining with a health outcomes services company with a customer base that does not have a mobile customer engagement system. Since timing is everything are we better off: a) planning for receiving acquisition offers or, b) pursuing a consolidation strategy that more quickly increases scale and business performance.
Although as much 50-60% of the pharma sales & marketing spend is in the United States, how do we take advantage of the global opportunity with the MHL platform? Strategic partnerships, joint ventures, acquisitions, or opening our own office?
What are your suggestions for balancing the return for the investor with our need to retain capital for growth? What are your ideas on a preferred exit strategy for our investors?
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Professor David Rae
Job: Professor of Enterprise
School/department: Leicester Castle Business School
Address: Hugh Aston Building, De Montfort University.
E: david.rae@dmu.ac.uk
W: http://davidrae.org.uk/
David Rae is a leading innovator, researcher and expert in entrepreneurship and small business leadership, learning and management.
He has a significant track record in the leadership of business and enterprise in Higher Education as a key member of the Senior Leadership and Executive Management groups in four Universities, where he has developed new opportunities and income streams based on enhancing innovation, research, enterprise and learning.
He has held senior roles as Executive Dean, Research & Knowledge Exchange at Bishop Grosseteste University, Lincoln; and as Dean of Shannon School of Business, Cape Breton University, Canada. Previously he was Professor of Business & Enterprise, Head of Postgraduate Programmes and Director of Enterprise & Innovation at the University of Lincoln Business School, between 2006-14; and Director of Enterprise Development and Head of the Centre for Entrepreneurial Management at The Derbyshire Business School, University of Derby from 2001-2006.
He gained his PhD in Entrepreneurial Learning from the Nottingham Trent University, and has led innovative research in this area since 1999, gaining recognition through numerous publications and awards for research excellence. His 2007 book 'Entrepreneurship – from opportunity to action' influenced entrepreneurship education practice internationally and the 2nd edition, 'Opportunity-Centred Entrepreneurship' was published in 2015. His pre-academic career included running a management development and consulting practice; working in Government in training & enterprise policy; and multimedia publishing.
He has achieved professional and academic recognition at international level for his contributions to entrepreneurship research, education, policy and regional development, and as an inspirational keynote speaker at international and professional conferences.
A key skill is his ability to connect academic, business, professional and community, and policy leaders and audiences, to engage and develop them through proactive innovation, learning and change. Effective communication, including use of new media, enables him to develop his profile and impact as an academic expert in entrepreneurship and related topics with a strong media profile, featured articles, online presentations and Twitter.
Centre for Enterprise & Innovation – De Montfort University
Lincolnshire Open Research & Innovation Centre – Bishop Grosseteste University, Lincoln
A continuing research interest is in the connections between creativity, learning and entrepreneurial behaviour. This has produced many internationally recognised contributions to research in entrepreneurial learning, enterprise education, and associated fields.
Entrepreneurial leadership and management in small, sustainable and growing businesses
Community economic and social development; the roles of social enterprise and innovation
Peripherality and centrality in entrepreneurial learning and development
The contributions of Open Research, Innovation and Data in entrepreneurial development
Entrepreneurship at postgraduate (MBA), practitioner and undergraduate levels
Innovation, organisational creativity and successful applications
Entrepreneurial leadership
Social innovation and enterprise
Qualitative research methods (doctoral): inspiration from interpretation and innovation
2003 - The Nottingham Trent University, PhD: 'Entrepreneurial identity and capability: the role of learning'
1995 - University of Sheffield, Master of Education in Training & Development
1988 - Leeds Business School, postgraduate Diploma in Management Studies
1988 - Institute of Training & Development, Cert. In Training & Development
1981 - University of Bristol, BA (Hons) in English & History class 2.1
I have taught a range of entrepreneurship courses at all levels including 1st degree, postgraduate, and doctoral, at international level. I also have extensive experience of teaching business owners and practitioners, including entrepreneurs and social entrepreneurs, courses including entrepreneurial leadership; small and growth business strategy. I have developed and used widely the 'Opportunity Centred Entrepreneurship' approach (Rae, 2015). I have taught diverse aspects of creative and innovation management, and qualitative research methods at postgraduate and doctoral level.
Member of the steering group to oversee the Leadership Foundation for HE-led 'What Works: Proof of concept initiative' for the 2017-18 academic year.
Director of Enterprise Educators UK, responsible for the Enterprise Education and Research Project Fund (2016-19).
Fellow of the Institute for Small Business & Entrepreneurship; previously Board member and trustee from 2007-13 and Vice-President for Education for 2008-12.
Editor-in-Chief, International Journal of Entrepreneurial Behaviour & Research from 2012-14.
Advisor to government agencies on enterprise education in HE in both the UK and Canada.
Member and key contributor to the QAA Graduate Enterprise and Entrepreneurship group which produced internationally recognised guidelines for enterprise & entrepreneurship in HE (2011-12),
Member of the Enterprise Society Steering Group advising the Department of Business, Innovation & Skills (2011-12)
Visiting Professor, Aarhus Business School, Aarhus University, Denmark, 2013-15.
Visiting Professor, Staffordshire Business School, University of Stafford, 2012-15.
Chair and member of numerous programme validation boards.
Current member of the Editorial Boards for:
International Journal of Entrepreneurial Behaviour & Research
Journal of Small Business & Enterprise Development
Industry & Higher Education
Fellow of the Institute for Small Business & Entrepreneurship
Member, Enterprise Educators UK
Committee Member, Friends of the Great Central Main Line
Keynote Speaker: 8th International Conference on Business and Information 2017, University of Kelaniya, Colombo, Sri Lanka, November 2017
Keynote speaker: KEEN Winter Conference, Tempe, Arizona, January 2015: Creating value from entrepreneurship, opportunities & learning http://bit.ly/1KBLzqg
Community Innovation and Social Enterprise Conference, Cape Breton University, Canada, July 2015: 'How can Open Data inform community economic development?'
Atlantic Schools of Business conference, Halifax, Nova Scotia, September 2014: 'Developing Entrepreneurial Leadership for Sustainable Organisations'
Annual contributions to UK Institute for Small Business & Entrepreneurship conferences, 2004-2013; Track Leader of the ISBE 'Advancing Entrepreneurship & Enterprise Education' conference track from 2007-10
Consultancy work
The combined value of the projects I have initiated or led is over £7.5 million. These included:
Lincolnshire Open Research & Innovation Centre, European Structural Investment Fund, awarded 2017
'Business Inspiration' entrepreneurial leadership for innovation & growth in Lincolnshire, European Structural Investment Fund, awarded 2017
'Regulation and compliance by small business' report for East Midlands Development Agency, April 2008
'Designing a High Growth Academy' report for East Midlands Development Agency, February 2007
'Graduate career choices and entrepreneurship: an action research project' for the National Council for Graduate Entrepreneurship, April 2006, Research Report 007/2006
'Stimulating entrepreneurship in Derbyshire': a report on the role of enterprise for Derby and Derbyshire Economic Partnership, April 2005
Erin Peak, PhD researcher on assessment methodologies in entrepreneurial learning, Bishop Grosseteste University, Lincoln [1st supervisor]
Graham Meeson, the role of first-line leadership in managing change in smaller Higher Education Institutions [1st supervisor]
'Learning From Our Place in the Global Economy' and 'Opportunities for Our Supply Chains', Greater Lincolnshire Local Enterprise Partnership, Jan-March 2012
Service redesign, Lincolnshire Probation Trust offender management, 2010-11.
'The 2010 Survey of Enterprise and Entrepreneurship in Higher Education', NCGE, Oct 2010
'The impact of the recession on East Midlands HEIs' report for East Midlands Universities Association, March 2010
Responsibility for directing applied research & intervention projects undertaken at Lincoln, including:
ERDF 'Access Innovation' programme on 'Innovation for Productivity & Competitiveness' for graduates working with small rural businesses, 2008-11;
'Robust Futures' project to enable Lincolnshire SMEs to develop recovery strategies from the recession, 2009-11;
ESRC Third sector capacity-building cluster project on active citizenship, 2008-13 (Project Director).
A series of commissioned research studies conducted by the Enterprise Research & Development Unit for agencies including East Midlands Development Agency, East Midlands Universities Association, Lincolnshire Enterprise, Lincolnshire County Council, Newark & Sherwood District Council, Federation of Small Businesses, and others.
Fellow of the Institute for Small Business & Entrepreneurship, having been Board member and trustee from 2007-13 and Vice-President for Education for 2008-12.
Guest editor of special issues of the above journals.
Examples of evidence of the 'Impact' of research e.g. references to reviews/articles in main stream media, examples of feedback from users, exhibition attendance figures
Impact case studies including my work on entrepreneurship education were submitted for the REF 2014 submissions from University of Lincoln and University of Derby Business Schools.
Refereed Articles
Rae, D. (2017). Entrepreneurial Learning: Peripherality and Connectedness, International Journal of Entrepreneurial Behaviour & Research. Vol:23, iss:3, pp1-19.
Rae, D. (2017). Developing entrepreneurial leadership: the challenge for sustainable organisations, International Journal for Work Innovation, Vol. 2 No. 1, pp76-100.
Rae, D. & Melton, D. (2016). Defining an entrepreneurial mindset in US engineering education: an international view of the KEEN project, Journal of Engineering Entrepreneurship, Vol 7 no. 3 pp1-16.
Rae, D. Matlay, H. McGowan, P. Penaluna, A. (2014). Freedom or prescription: the case for curriculum guidance in enterprise and entrepreneurship education, Industry & Higher Education ,Vol 28, No 6, pp387-398
Rae, D. (2014). Graduate entrepreneurship and career initiation in the 'New Era' economy, Journal of General Management, Vol 40 No. 1 - Autumn 2014.
Rae, D. (2013). The contribution of momentary perspectives to entrepreneurial learning and creativity, Industry & Higher Education, Vol 27, No 6, pp 407–420.
David Rae, Naomi Ruth Woodier-Harris (2013). How does Enterprise & Entrepreneurship Education influence postgraduate students' career intentions in the New Era economy? Education + Training, Vol 55 no.8-9.
Price, L., Rae, D., Cini, V. (2013). 'SME Perceptions of the Economic Recovery: a Longitudinal Survey', Journal of Small Business and Enterprise Development, Vol. 20, Iss: 3.
David Rae, Liz Price, Gary Bosworth and Paul Parkinson. (2013) ' Business Inspiration: small business leadership in recovery?' Industry & Higher Education, vol 26.6, pp473-490.
David Rae, Naomi Woodier-Harris, (2012) 'International entrepreneurship education: Postgraduate business student experiences of entrepreneurship education', Education + Training, Volume 54 issue 8/9, pp. 639 – 656.
David Rae, Lynn Martin, Valerie Antcliff, Paul Hannon, (2012) "Enterprise and entrepreneurship in English higher education: 2010 and beyond", Journal of Small Business and Enterprise Development, Vol. 19 Iss: 3, pp.380 – 40
Highly Commended Award Winner at the Literati Network Awards for Excellence 2013.
'Action Learning in New Creative Ventures', (2012). International Journal of Entrepreneurial Behaviour & Research Vol 18, No 5., pp603-623
Matthew C. Draycott, David Rae, Katie Vause, (2011) 'The Assessment of Enterprise Education in the Secondary Sector: a new approach?' Education & Training, Vol. 53 Iss: 8/9, pp.673 – 691.
Draycott, M. & Rae, (20110. 'Enterprise education in schools and the role of competency frameworks.' D. International Journal of Entrepreneurial Behaviour & Research, Vol 17 No 2, pp 127-145.
'Yliopistot ja yrittajyyskasvatus: vastaus uuden aikakauden haasteisiin', Yrittajamainen oppiminem: tavoitteita, toimintaaja tuloksia, Heinonen, J. Hytti, U, Tiikkala A. , Turun yliopisto 2011.
Rae, D. (2010). 'Universities and enterprise education: responding to the challenges of the new era.', Journal of Small Business & Enterprise Development, Vol 17 No 4, pp. 591-60
Rae, D. (2009). 'Connecting entrepreneurial and action learning in student-initiated new business ventures: the case of SPEED' Action Learning: Research & Practice, Issue 6(3) Autumn 2009
Rae, D. (2009). ' Entrepreneurship: Too Risky to Let Loose in a Stormy Climate?' International Journal of Entrepreneurship and Innovation Vol 10(2), pp 137-147, 2009
Rae, D. (2009). 'Creating an enterprise culture in a university: The role of an entrepreneurial learning team' Industry and Higher Education, June 2009
Rae, D. (2008). 'Riding out the storm: Graduates, enterprise and careers in turbulent economic times.', 'Education & Training' Vol. 50 No. 8-9 November 2008
Rae, D. (2015). 'Opportunity-Centred Entrepreneurship, Palgrave MacMillan, 2015
Rae, D. & Wang, C. (eds) (2015). Entrepreneurial Learning: New Perspectives in Research, Education and Practice, Routledge, 2015
Rae, D. (2007). 'Entrepreneurship – from opportunity to action' Palgrave MacMillan, 2007
Rae, D. (1999). 'The Entrepreneurial Spirit: Learning to unlock value.' Blackhall Publishing, Dublin, 1999.
Rae, D. (2015). 'The Contribution of Momentary Perspectives to Entrepreneurial Learning and Creativity' in 'Entrepreneurial Learning: New Perspectives in Research, Education and Practice', Rae, D. & Wang, C. (eds) Routledge, 2015.
Rae, D. (2014). 'Momentary Perspectives in Entrepreneurial Learning' in Enterprising Initiatives in the Experience Economy Transforming Social Worlds edited by Britta Timm Knudsen, Dorthe Refslund Christensen and Per Blenker, Routledge, 2014.
Rae, D. (2014). 'Dr Harry Goes to Grantham: A Momentary Perspective on Narrative Construction, Omission & Interpretation' in Untold Stories in Organizations, Edited by Michal Izak, Linda Hitchin, David Anderson, Routledge, 2014.
Rae, D. (2011). 'Action Learning in New Creative Ventures' in Entrepreneurship in the Creative Industries – an international perspective, (vol. 2) (Edward Elgar Press, 2011)
Rae, D. (2010). 'The role of an entrepreneurial learning team in creating an enterprise culture in a university' with Simon Gee and Robert Moon in Handbook Of Research In Entrepreneurship Education, Volume 3 International Perspectives, ed. A Fayolle (Edward Elgar Press, 2010)
Rae, D. (2007). 'The Creative Industries in the UK' in Entrepreneurship in the Creative Industries – an international perspective, (Edward Elgar Press, 2007)
Rae, D. (2007). 'Mid-career entrepreneurship' in Career choice in management and entrepreneurship: a research companion (Edward Elgar Press, 2007),
Rae, D. (2007). 'EasyJet: a case of entrepreneurial management?', in Strategic Management in Aviation, Critical essays, ed. Lawton (Ashgate, 2007).


This is the Royall '29 Triolian from our new Royall Resonator line. This model is our take on the fabled 1928-1929 National Triolian. Only for the first year of production the Triolian came with a wood body and sound well. After 1929 all Triolians had either 2 or 3 piece metal bodies. Those first year models are now highly coveted for their unique sound.
The original 1929 Triolians were usually painted a solid yellow color as were the later metal body ones. Our Royall '29 Triolian lets the Mahogany wood grain show through a vintage sunburst finish.


Production of Volvo Cars' new Volvo XC60 (2017) mid-size SUV started today at the company's Torslanda plant in Sweden.
The Volvo XC60 (2017) is the fourth model based on Volvo's in-house developed SPA vehicle architecture.
The new Volvo XC60 (2017), one of the safest cars ever made, is fully-loaded with new technology. Steer Assist has been added to the ground-breaking City Safety system. A new safety system called Oncoming Lane Mitigation uses steer assist to help mitigate head-on collisions, while Volvo's BLIS (Blind Spot Indication System) now uses Steer Assist functionality to reduce the risk of lane-changing collisions.
Pilot Assist, Volvo's advanced semi-autonomous driver assistance system, which takes care of steering, acceleration and braking on well-marked roads up to 130 kilometers per hour, is available in the new Volvo XC60 (2017) as an option.
The new Volvo XC60 (2017) offers Volvo's award-winning T8 Twin Engine petrol plug-in hybrid at the top of the powertrain range, delivering 407 hp and acceleration from 0-100 kilometers in just 5.3 seconds.
But it is not just under the hood that the new Volvo XC60 (2017) delivers healthy performance. The new CleanZone four-zone climate system removes harmful pollutants and particles from outside the cabin to deliver Scandinavian-fresh air on the inside.
With the new Volvo XC60 (2017) now on the market and gradually becoming available for order on markets across the globe, Volvo is set for another record year of sales in 2017.


On today's MLS episode Andy and Charles put a tidy little bow on the 2016 regular season (0:30), before diving into the three non-Sporting KC knockout-round games: Toronto FC vs. Philadelphia Union (4:00), D.C. United vs. Montreal Impact (9:00), and LA Galaxy vs. Real Salt Lake (14:00).
In today's episode, Andy and Charles break down Sporting KC's 2-0 victory over San Jose Earthquakes on Decision Day, from the defense second straight clean sheet (3:00), to Roger Espinoza's versatility on the wing (9:30), before previewing the MLS Cup Playoffs knockout-round clash with the Seattle Sounders (16:00).
In today's episode, Andy and Charles preview the penultimate weekend of the 2016 MLS season, with the first half of the show all about Sporting KC vs. Real Salt Lake (2:00), followed by a quick-fire speed round — 5 minutes each — on Portland-Colorado (36:30), Dallas vs. Seattle (42:00), Montreal-Toronto (47:30), and finally D.C. United vs. New York City (53:00).
On today's MLS episode Andy and Charles discuss Toronto FC 1-2 D.C. United (0:30), New York Red Bulls 2-1 Philadelphia Union (10:00), the Golden Boot Race between Bradley Wright-Phillips and David Villa (19:00) FC Dallas 1-0 LA Galaxy (25:00), and Vancouver Whitecaps 1-2 Seattle Sounders (35:00).
In today's episode, Andy and Charles break down Sporting KC's season-defining 3-1 loss to the New England Revolution, which featured another wild and wacky lineup from Peter Vermes (5:30), and hash out Sporting's precarious place in the playoff race (38:00).


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Blair Yearbook announces new partnership with Jostens
Oct. 8, 2010, 11:13 p.m. | By Marjorie Fuchs | 9 years, 3 months ago
Yearbook publisher provides innovations and financial support
Blair's Yearbook Silverlogue recently announced its partnership with Jostens Incorporated to publish its 2010-2011 edition. Jostens will provide the Blair Yearbook with both financial and marketing support that will cover much of Silverlogue's accumulated debt.
Yearbook/Jostens
Photo: Silverlogue, now published by Jostens, is advertising personilized pages for students' yearbooks
Silverlogue has been operating at a financial loss over the past few years under the publishing company Walsworth. Jostens, the leading producer of yearbooks and class rings in the nation, according to Monster.com, presented Silverlogue with financial assistance along with innovations for yearbook design. "The bottom line was that the marketing support is an improvement and the yearbook innovations are better," Silverlogue Supervisor Jacob Lee said.
Jostens provides clients with aid for shipping, payment and product protection, according to the company website. Jostens also provides the yearbook class with an online system to design the school's yearbook and personal software. The company also simplifies the production process by offering the school's yearbook staffers templates as well as a structure of off which they can base the book. "Jostens' system is easier for yearbook staff to create the yearbook and work templates," Silverlogue Editor-in-Chief Taylor Tingle said. "Before, we used InDesign, which was extremely complex, page editors were editing everyone's layouts because working InDesign and Photoshop was so confusing." Jostens' easily maneuverable online system also allows yearbook staffers to customize each spread, crop and insert pictures as well as add captions from any computer.
In collaboration with Jostens', Silverlogue began an advertising campaign involving flyers, posters and customized t-shirts. The staff launched a specific campaign advertising the option for students to design up to four personalized pages that are added only to the student's individual yearbook. Personalized pages are available for all students, but will not take the place of the more traditional Senior Ads. These new page options help the Silverlogue staff's goal of including as many students as many times as possible in the yearbook as well as making the yearbook more relevant to each student.
Both Lee and Tingle believe Jostens has been an encouraging change for the Yearbook. "Jostens has been very involved and helpful. People from the company come in and help us set goals for each month, break up the work load," Tingle said.
The early bird price of this year's Yearbook is $72, a $7 increase from last year.
Marjorie Fuchs. Marjorie gets her name from a variety of sources- "Marjorie" being her Great-Grandmother's name and "Fuchs" meaning fox in German. She tends to go by Margie. Margie is keen on traveling, especially to new places, adores Europe and the American Southwest. She loves creativity, eclectic ... More »


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1) Swamp Ophelia by the Indigo Girls (1994). I have purchased this CD twice, once after the one I borrowed from a friend in college and never returned was so scratched I couldn't listen to it anymore and once again when the replacement started getting scratchy. This is quite possibly the perfect album. From the ballsy "Fugitive" that starts it off to the career-defining "Least Complicated", "Reunion" and "Wood Song", this album represents the pinnacle of the mid-90's Lilith Fair-era girl-folk-rock. Aside from being the very best of a genre filled with excellent performers and songs, this album is incredibly well produced, and paced such that you can listen to it on repeat for hours and never feel like you're spinning your wheels. And I have. For hours, and hours and hours. Of the group of albums I listed here, this one is probably my overall favorite.
2) Across A Wire (Disc 2, from VH1 Storytellers) by Counting Crows (1998). This is a recording of an accoustic live set by Counting Crows of their very best songs, and I have been known to listen to this for days and days on end as well. I wrote probably half of the term papers I wrote at SLU while listening to this CD. Up until I had heard this, I had always written off Counting Crows as quirky, meaningless pop music. The sheer musicianship in this album is stunning, and even more so when you watch the original broadcast. The first disc, which is Live in NY, is not nearly as entertaining, but does have a good version of "Long December" which is absent from the Storytellers CD. In any case, the double-disc is worth the purchase just for the Storyteller's set.
3) Johnny Cash and Willie Nelson (VH1 Storytellers) by Johnny Cash and Willie Nelson (1998). This is the second album that I included that was originally a VH1 Storyteller's broadcast. You can, I'm fairly sure, buy this album on Amazon.com, but it's not available on iTunes yet. I downloaded a version of it in the Napster days that's just an hour-long track, and I listen to the entire thing over and over regularly. This album accompanied me on the long L-train trips to and from massage therapy school in 2003-2004. It will always have a special place in my heart for that reason, but again, it is incredibly well produced and includes some hilarious ball-busting by Johnny and Willie, and to my mind the very best Johnny Cash recording I had ever heard. Every song is excellent here as well, but the highlights were Johnny's "Worried Man", "Billy Don't Take Your Guns To Town", and an amazing version of "Folsom Prison Blues".
4) Feels Like Home by Norah Jones (2004). This is probably one of the more mainstream of the albums here, but still... wow. I've listened to this one hundreds of times when trying to relax or put the stresses of being in school or starting a new job or becoming a parent behind me. There's just something about Norah's voice in the first place, but even beyond that this album in particular was just an incredible slam-dunk. And it was her second album, no less. So much for the Sophomore Slump. There was a big jump in production value and in overall cohesiveness of this one over Don't Know Why, and Don't Know Why was already terrific. High points are "The Long Way Home", "What Am I to You?", and "Sunrise" (which was one of the main songs of my wedding). There are several other excellent songs on here, but to be honest with you by the time the album gets that far I'm usually snoozing and having happy dreams of warm places and cheerful people.
5) Trouble by Ray LaMontagne (2004). My favorite new artist since the turn of the century, and his first album was so smoulderingly intense that I listened to it non-stop for several months when I was working for the orthopedic docs downtown. I used to stock shelves and just zone out while listening to this on repeat. I had a 40-gig iPod, one of the old ones that eventually died, and I sometimes think I could have gotten away with a 16 MB one, because that's all it would have taken to load up this one particular album. I am still amazed by how many people say they haven't heard of Ray LaMontagne. Buy this album immediately if you don't already have it. It's so good you don't need anything but my word for it.
6) The Times They Are A-Changing by Bob Dylan (1964). It was hard to choose a favorite Bob Dylan album, because so many are outstanding and would qualify for this list by themselves (Desire, Bob Dylan, New Morning), but this is the one that listens best from beginning to end. I bought this album about three weeks after going to college and it is in my CD player rotation to this day. Every time I listen to it I have a new favorite song, and the overall song selection is of such high quality that literally every song is legendary.
7) Meteora by Linkin Park (2003). Again, Linkin Park's three albums could almost all qualify for this list. There were two tracks on Hybrid Theory I didn't care for, and Minutes to Midnight though excellent wasn't quite as cohesive and tightly-produced as Meteora. This album is rock/hip-hop fusion at its very finest. This is the sound that I was listening to during the dawn of my 20's, and it will always hold a special place in my heart and on my workout mix.
8) Flutterby by Butterfly Boucher (2004). This album is the very example of what it means to be listenable from beginning to end. There are a couple of slower tunes that feel like deep breaths in a dance club to break up the otherwise utterly energetic and tightly produced (but not overproduced) pop sound of Aussie Butterfly Boucher. She has appeared on a lot of different things, but this was her first and only album so far. Nonetheless, it remains a regular in my car CD player where I can't and don't want to have to choose tracks and make mixes to listen to.
9) A Mark, A Mission, A Brand, A Scar by Dashboard Confessional (2003). Other than the fact that the title of this album includes my full name, it is the career-defining and as of this writing still the best effort from Chris Carraba and Dashboard Confessional. High points are too numerous to list, and this is another album where I have a new favorite track every time I listen to it. This may not be the album that launched the Emo genre, but it remains possibly the best example of it. Very well produced and paced, and fortunately lacking the occasional downer of a track that their other albums have been known for.
10) Crash by the Dave Matthews Band (1996). For anyone born between the years 1976 and 1979, this album represents quite a bit. Freedom, growing up, leaving home, college, falling in love... For a period of about three years, this might as well have been the only album produced. Everyone had it, everyone loved it, and everyone remembers where they were when they thought that Dave and the guys were singing "Crash Into Me" or "Two Step" or "Say Goodbye" right to them. Not only have I worn out a disc of this album, but I know how to play most of the songs on the guitar. Some folks will probably try to argue that Satellite or Before these Crowded Streets were superior albums, but there's just no way. Consistent, incredibly well produced, and for the in-between generation that I'm a part of, timeless.


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Q: How to show logs from Android Library project? My project is marked as a Library.
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When I run my main project and go to this above code's activity, I do not see any logs. How do I make it so I can see the logs?

A: Restarting eclipse fixed the issue.


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Ease the transition time from evening activities to bedtime with this warm and cozy get-ready-for-bed book. Aided by Mom and Dad, a sister and brother enjoy a little snack, relaxing baths, time for brushing teeth, stories, lullabies, back rubs, and hugs. Cheerful, soft illustrations and reassuring text set a tone that helps toddlers feel good about the daily bedtime routine of settling down to sleep. (As the narrator explains, "I do my best growing when I'm sleeping.") In the morning, the children will yawn, stretch, and be a little bit bigger, a little bit stronger, and a little bit smarter—all because of a good night's sleep.
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Student-made robot sets new world record for solving the Rubik's Cube
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Since its invention in the 70s, the Rubik's Cube has entertained, challenged, and frustrated users around the world. Last month, a pair of students at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology devised a robot capable of solving the popular 3D puzzle in an astounding 0.38 seconds. Read the full story – and watch a video that shows the robot in action. http://news.mit.edu/2018/featured-video-solving-rubiks-cube-record-time-0316
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The Avro Arrow –a triumph of aerospace achievement in Canadian history. Launched in 1953, the Avro Arrow project was innovative for the times as the most advanced and fastest interceptor aircraft.


Kaplan Fox is court-appointed co-lead counsel for the plaintiffs in this digital privacy class action, challenging Facebook's former practice of secretly tracking the web browsing of its users, even after they logged out. The class action complaint alleged that the tracking constituted illegal wiretapping and violated other privacy laws, until researchers reported the practice and Facebook quickly stopped. On November 17, 2017, the Court dismissed all claims, and the case is now on appeal to the Ninth Circuit. Bloomberg News reported on the case, which can be found here.


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Piotr Bardzki z Graboszowa herbu Orla (zm. w 1468 roku) – kanonik gnieźnieńskiej kapituły katedralnej w 1451 roku, kanonik poznański w 1455 roku,
kanonik uniejowski, pleban w Pawłowie i Kędzierzynie, sędzia surogat konsystorza gnieźnieńskiego w 1465  roku.

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 Herbarz Polski, t. I, Warszawa 1899, s. 112.
 Jan Korytkowski, Prałaci i kanonicy katedry metropolitalnej gnieźnieńskiej od roku 1000 aż do dni naszych. Podług źródeł archiwalnych. T.1, Gniezno 1882, s. 33-34.

Kanonicy gnieźnieńskiej kapituły katedralnej
Kanonicy poznańscy
Kanonicy uniejowskiej kapituły kolegiackiej
Ludzie związani z Uniejowem (I Rzeczpospolita)
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Don't call curtains on Antonio Brown's Steelers career just yet — the NFL superstar could still end up staying put in Pittsburgh … so says his good friend, James Harrison.
We spoke with the ex-NFL star outside Shaq's Fun House in ATL about his old team's drama … and he says if A.B. and Art Rooney II can have a sit-down together … there's a chance they can fix their relationship.
Of course, Rooney told reporters it was "hard to envision" Brown being on the Steelers next season … and Antonio has shown interest in playing for other teams on social media.
But, Harrison doesn't think the damage is beyond repair … and thinks both sides can work it out.
Harrison also reveals when that exclusive interview with A.B. is going down … and weighs in on Le'Veon Bell's status in Steel City.


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Ruh al-qudus
In Quran
In Shia Islam
As interpreted to refer to the Archangel Gabriel
As soul
Lataif-e-sitta
In Islam, especially Sufism, ruh (rūḥ; روح; plural arwah) is a person's immortal, essential self — pneuma, i.e. the "spirit" or "soul". The Quran itself does not describe ruh as the immortal self. Nevertheless, in some contexts, it animates inanimate matter. Further, it appears to be a metaphorical being, such as an angel. In one instance, ruh refers to Jesus. Further, the Quran refers to rūḥ as Ruh al-qudus (روح القدس, "the holy spirit" or "spirit of holiness") and al-ruh al-amin ("the faithful/trustworthy spirit").
Outside the Quran, rūḥ may also refer to a spirit that roams the earth; a ghost.
Among the al-Laṭaʾif as-sitta (اللطائف الستة) it is the third purity.
Muhammad ibn Muhammad Shakir Ruzmah-'i Nathani – A Soul Symbolized as an Angel
Ruh al-qudus (روح القدس, "the holy spirit" or "spirit of holiness"), al-ruh al-amin ("the faithful, trustworthy spirit"), and ruh (spirit) are Quranic expressions that describe a source or means of prophetic revelations, commonly identified with the angel Gabriel. Quranic commentators disagreed in their identification of Gabriel with various uses of the word ruh.
The Arabic phrase "al-Qudus" (القدس) translates into English as "the Holy One" or "the Exalted One". "Al-Quddūs" is one of the 99 Names of God in Islam.
The phrase ruh al-qudus, commonly translated as the "holy spirit" or the "spirit of holiness", occurs four times in the Quran, in sura 2 (Al-Baqara) ayat 87, sura 2 (Al-Baqara) ayat 253, sura 5 (Al-Ma'ida) ayat 110, and sura 16 (An-Nahl) ayat 102. In three instances, it is described as the means by which God "strengthened" Jesus, and in the fourth it is identified as the one brought down God's truth to his prophet. Muslim commentators commonly connected this expression with the "faithful/trustworthy sprit" (al-ruh al-amin) who is said to have brought down the Quran in verse 26:193, and identified with Gabriel. Other Muslim commentators viewed it as identical with the created spirit described in other Quranic verses as the means by which God brought Adam to life (e.g., 15:29), made Mary conceive Jesus 21:91 and inspired angels and prophets (e.g., 17:85). The spirit who together with "the angels" descends and ascends to God (16:2, 70:4, 97:4) was also identified with Gabriel in Quranic commentaries. Thus, the figure of Gabriel became a focus of theological reflection on the content of revelation and the nature of cognition itself, with distinctions articulated between reason, prophetic revelation, and mystical knowledge.
In Shia Islam ruh is described as "a creature (khalq) of God larger than Gabriel or Michael", who was sent to inform and guide Muhammad and is now with the Imams. In some Shia traditions, ruh al-qudus (spirit of holiness) is one of the five spirits possessed by the Imam. Unlike the other four spirits, it is always vigilant and available to inform the Imam on any issue. There is disagreement on whether ruh is an angel.
The term Ruh al-Qudus is also an epithet referring to the Archangel Gabriel (called Jibral, Jibrīl, Jibrael, 'Džibril, Jabrilæ, Cebrail or Jibrail (جبريل, جبرائيل), who is related as the Angel of revelation and was assigned by God to reveal the Qur'an to the prophet Muhammad and who delivered the Annunciation to Mary.
In the two suras in which the Qur'an refers to the angel Gabriel, it does so by name. However, some hadith and parts of the Qur'an may arguably lend support to the alternative view.
It appears to be indicated by the Quran in sura Maryam ayat 16–21, that it was the angel Gabriel who gave to Mary the tidings that she was to have a son as a virgin:
She chose to seclude herself (from her people); then we sent to her Our Spirit, and he appeared before her in the form of a man in all respects. She said: "Verily! I seek refuge with the Most Beneficent (God) from you, if you do fear God." (The man) said: "I am only a messenger from your Lord, (to announce) to you the gift of a righteous son." She said: "How can I have a son, when no man has touched me, nor am I unchaste?" He said: "So (it will be), your Lord said: 'That is easy for me (God): And (we wish) to appoint him as a sign to mankind and a mercy from us (God), and it is a matter (already) decreed (by God).' " [Quran19:17]
It is narrated in hadith that the angel Gabriel accompanied Muhammad during the Mi'raj, an ascension to the heavens in which Muhammad is said to have met other messengers of God and was instructed about the manner of Islamic prayer (sujud). (Bukhari Sahih al-Bukhari, 1:8:345.) It is also held by Muslims that the angel Gabriel descends to Earth on the night of Laylat al-Qadr ("The Night of Fate"), a night in the last ten days of the holy month of Ramadan(Islamic calendar) which is said to be the night on which the Qur'an was first revealed.
God is believed to endow humans with rūḥ and nafs (نَفْس, psyche, i.e. ego or "(inner) soul"). The rūḥ "drives" the nafs, which comprises temporal desires and sensory perceptions. The nafs can assume control of the body if the rūḥ surrenders to bodily urges. The nafs is subject to bodily desire, whereas the rūḥ is a person's immaterial essence, beyond the emotions and instincts shared by humans and other animals; rūḥ makes the body alive. Some arwah (pl. spirits) dwell in the seventh heaven. Unlike the angels, they are supposed to eat and drink. An angel called Ar-Rūḥ (the spirit) is responsible for them.
To attend Tajalli ar-rūḥ, the Salik needs to achieve the following 13.
Irādah or Commitment with God
Istiqāmah or Steadfastness in the way with God
Hāya or Shame in committing evil
Ḥurīyyah or Freedom: Ibrahim Bin Adham said, "A free man is one who abandons the world before he leaves the world". Yaḥyā Bin Maz said, "Those who serves the people of world are slaves, and those who serve the people of ʾĀkhirah are the free ones". Abū ʿAlī Daqāq said, "Remember, real freedom is in total obedience. Therefore if someone has total obedience in God, he will be free from the slavery of non God"
Fatoot or Manliness: Abū ʿAlī Daqāq said, "Manliness is in one's being of continuous service to others. This is an etiquette that was perfected by Prophet Muhammad only".
Ḥub or Love for God
Aboodiyah or Slavery under God
Maraqiba or Complete Focus on God
Duʿāʾ or Prayer
Faqar or Abandoning of materialism
Tasawwuf or Wearing a dress of no material significance
Suhbat or Company of the righteous ones
Adab or Following Protocols of respect for the great ones
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2018: What technology matters for older adults?
Technology utilization among older adults grew. According to Pew Research, smartphone adoption in particular grew among older adults. Interestingly in a later survey, those with Amazon Echo or Google Home devices and apps used their smartphones less. Self-driving technology was a big topic in 2017, much of the hype including mention of benefits for older adults. Still not clear why an Uber driving itself is better than a Lyft or Uber with a driver – unless it is the well-publicized incidents about Uber drivers.
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Dato Dr. Kim Tan is the founder Chairman of SpringHill Management Ltd (UK), a fund management company in biotech and social venture capital investments. Dato Kim is the Chairman of the NCI Cancer Hospital (Malaysia) and a board director of a number of companies in Malaysia, India, the UK, South Africa and the USA. He is an advisor to a number of government agencies in Asia on biotechnology and is a board member of the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Life Science Forum. He is the Chairman of the West Surrey & North Hants Innovation and Growth Team (UK). Kim Tan has a PhD in biochemistry and was the recipient of a PhD scholarship and four post-doctoral fellowships from the Medical Research Council (UK). He is the inventor of sheep monoclonal antibodies and a Fellow of the Royal Society of Medicine.
Kim Tan is the co-founder of Transformational Business Network, the UK charity with social transformational businesses in developing countries, including the Kuzuko Game Reserve (South Africa) and the Hagar Social Enterprise Group (Cambodia). He was a former director of Saracens Rugby Ltd (UK) and the former Chairman of Jubilee Action, the UK-based human rights organization working with street children in India, Africa, Philippines and Brazil.
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Getting the Story Right
Tags: Historic Huguenot Street, Lenape Nation, Munsees, Reinterpretation, Historic Sites, American Revolution, Ulster County, Stockbridge-Munsee Band, New Paltz, New York
Listen to us and the great good spirit will reward your goodness. If you should finally shut your ears may that great spirit forgive you.
Hendrik Aupaumut in a letter to the New York State Legislature, 1790
We were sitting under a big white tent on Historic Huguenot Street in New Paltz, NY on land that many still believe belongs to the descendants of the indigenous people who settled here more than 7,000 years before the Europeans arrived. It was an historic occasion, and an emotional one. Henrick Aupaumut's letter had been presented to the historic site as a gift, and it tells a complicated story within and between it's formal, diplomatic words. Written after the American Revolution, it argues for the restoration of land stolen by the Dutch, British, and French Huguenot colonists from the indigenous inhabitants of upstate New York and beyond. Hendrik Aupaumut had fought on the American side during the war; he expected to be heard.
So vast and diverse was the land on which the indigenous population once roamed, that historians can define swaths of settlements, but no clear borders. Nomadic, intermarried, culturally and linguistically connected, the suvivors of war, disease and even enslavement, migrations and diplomatic councils were constant, more so after the Europeans arrived. Once eracinated and dispossesed, there was little hope of return to sacred land, a concept the tribes still hold dear. Their rich history is still not properly taught in our schools.
Mary Etta Schneider, President and Board Chair of Historic Huguenot Street, and a French Huguenot descendant herself, got up to speak. I have heard her speak before, but never with so much feeling. "We are on a journey," she said. "We are learning. And we want to get the story right." The audience went silent. Perhaps they were expecting a sterile academic lecture and nothing more. Indeed, there was a lecture, eventually—and a fascinating one—by scholar Lisa Brooks, but first there was a ceremony. Two councilmen from the Stockbridge-Munsee band of the Mohican Nation were in attendance—they had traveled from Wisconsin—as well as the tribe's Preservation Officer, Bonney Hartley, who sits on the HHS Board.
As in times of old, Algonquin was spoken and translated by the speakers themselves, which in itself was startling, that this language is still extant and used.
Mary Etta Schneider's hand went over her heart as she returned to her seat after the gifts were exchanged. This is a continuing and permanent partnership, she had promised. The flag of the Munsee-Stockbridge Band will now fly on a pole on Huguenot Street.
It was an important gathering—truth and reconciliation—and one I will remember for a long time. I congratulate Historic Huguenot Street for their continuing efforts at re-interpretation of the fault lines in our history that haunt our historic sites, and this particular site in the town I now call home.
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Jazz pioneer Horace Silver dies at age 85
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Jazz musician Horace Silver, a composer known for pioneering hard bop in the 1950s, died on Wednesday, said Blue Note Records.
"Horace passed away this morning at 85 years of age," said the famed jazz label in a statement on Wednesday.
National Public Radio, quoting Silver's son, said he died from natural causes.
Silver, a native of Norwalk, Connecticut, was shaped by the Portuguese influence in the islands of Cape Verde, from where his family emigrated to the United States.
Alongside playing with noted jazz musicians such as bassist Oscar Pettiford and drummer Art Blakey, Silver, who played piano and saxophone, recorded exclusively for Blue Note Records over three decades from 1952 before founding his own label, Silveto Records.
Silver composed music featuring percussive, hard-driving beats that was inspired by his philosophy of holistic self-help, jazz critic Leonard Feather wrote in his Encyclopedia Of Jazz.
His most notable works include Song For My Father, inspired by Cape Verdean folk music, and gospel-driven The Preacher.
His work also appeared on a number of Miles Davis' albums, including 1954's Walkin', NPR said.


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November 26, 2017 June 8, 2018 by Jeff H. Ulrich, posted in Inspiration
During a time when I needed most to be in a spiritually healthy place for me and my family, I had visited a small Church to where my heart had mysteriously felt drawn. And I had only attended a few Sunday services before, a Wednesday night in early November of 2017 when, the Spirit compelled me to make time for my first prayer meeting with the congregation. Yet I went, not with a complete sense of confidence that I could fully participate in the fellowship but more so, with misplaced apprehension of rejection; in recent years, I have elsewhere not felt the love and acceptance for my fervency that, by the Church of my youth, would have been embraced. But I now understand that God had a plan for me to go that night so that I could make the acquaintance of someone who has such a desire for the Gospel.
Glenn, a gentleman in his late eighties, reached out to me after the service that night and kindly asked to speak with me in private. You see, although I had initially not come to be an active part, I had been so moved during the vigil that I had partaken of the devotion and, once during prayer time, I had indeed felt led to open up without any reservation; I had surely dwelt in the midst of apparent saints who touched me with their discernibly righteous prayers and harmonious whispers. So, Glenn had then become interested in knowing me and my personal testimony.
Glenn's questions necessitated answers of me that were deeply personal; my responses to such probing questions, forbid I include accounts of specific life-changing experiences, would be ambiguous. But Glenn had such a disarming manner — or, rather, I should say, "a gentle spirit" — about him that seemed so kind and trustworthy, I could not help but feel comfortable with sharing as many key moments of my life as could be expressed in a twenty-minute introductory conversation. I relaxed all the more once Glenn disclosed that he retired as a Pastor, and I later gathered so much more about his remarkable journey; he had obediently surrendered his life to become one of God's most faithful servants (read more about him at http://www.alifeofobedience.com/author/).
You could see on Pastor Glenn's website that he wrote a book entitled, A Life of Obedience: Glimpses of a Surrendered Life. His written prayers were that the "spiritual truths" in his book would be "used of God" to "inspire you to live a life of obedience" so that you would "receive the blessing that God desires for you." Pastor Glenn impressed upon me that he has been passionate about leaving behind a legacy that would continue to positively impact lives for Christ.
On the Sunday that followed when I met Pastor Glenn, I attended a class at Church where he would be teaching. He began by singing,
"Holy Spirit Thou art welcome in this place | Holy Spirit Thou art welcome in this place | Omnipotent Father of Mercy and Grace | Thou art welcome in this place" – Dottie Rambo, David Huntsinger
I could discern much about a man by his manner of instruction. But his reflection, as seen in his daughter, is even more telling.
Pastor Glenn's daughter, Glenna, has been such a loving supporter of her father. I have admired how, in the classroom, she has intently listened to her father and has contributed with the enthusiasm of a daughter who holds the highest respect for her father's wisdom. And their bond has been so apparent as they have sat close to one another while listening to the sermons. Their strong relationship has said so much to me about Pastor Glenn and his upstanding character.
A week and a half before Thanksgiving, Pastor Glenn and I ate together at the Church pitch-in and, in doing so, I found in him a confidant and mentor who could relate to my calling and who would embrace me as I am.
On the Sunday before Thanksgiving, Pastor Glenn firmly took hold of my hand, looked me in the eyes with such sincerity, and lovingly said, "If you ever need anything, you let me know." He then blessed me as we parted ways. But just four days later, as the sun went down to usher in the eve of Black Friday, I received some disheartening news: My newfound dear brother in Christ, Rev. Glenn A. McHatton, had unexpectedly passed away on that very Thanksgiving Day.
I have since grieved the loss of a sweet soul who, in a short time, had become an encouragement to me and shall evermore be an inspiration because of his legacy of hope.
To Be Cherished and Remembered:
Black Friday is notorious for being the day when shoppers, in mass frenzies and in all selfishness, have committed assault as well as murder so that they could save a few bucks on items as paltry as a pair of socks. Our godlessness has become so obvious when, on such a day, stampeding hoards of single-minded people have callously valued a new TV more than someone's life. Without God, we are bound to travel the treacherous ways of carnality that all lead to destruction.
On Black Friday, the day after Pastor Glenn passed away, I contemplated how much the line between civilized society and anarchy has faded and how much fainter it becomes when we lose the guiding light of a precious saint; this is the broad scope of my grief for the physical loss of Pastor Glenn. I am, however, grateful that he had captured in writing his bright-spiritedness for a world that, now more than ever, so desperately needs Christ to survive; this consolation is an inheritance that is to give us a hope and a future.
Let us cling to the saints while they are still with us and, once they are gone, let us not forget all for what they have stood to the end.
My Prayer:
Lord of perfect peace in whose Heavenly Kingdom Pastor Glenn now rests, I pray that his example and message would continue to move hearts to pledge themselves to You and, in so doing, in the spirit of these sacred words:
"All to Jesus I surrender | All to Him I freely give | I will ever love and trust Him | In His presence daily live." – Judson W. Van DeVenter, 1896
"I have been crucified with Christ; and it is no longer I who live, but Christ lives in me; and the life which I now live in the flesh I live by faith in the Son of God, who loved me and gave Himself up for me." – Galatians 2:20 (NASB)
"Take my hands and let them move | At the impulse of Thy love. | Take my feet and let them be | Swift and beautiful for Thee." – Frances R. Havergal, 1874
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chewingonglass says:
Sorry for your loss… very moving piece on faith and greed… I am not religious, but Christ's selflessness and his compassion for others I do value… There is a lot to learn there no matter what you believe or follow…
Thank you so much. I appreciate that you stopped by and left such a thoughtful comment. I am glad that you value, not the religion but instead, the very essence of my faith; I mean that what you said is what it is supposed to be about, although many in the Church nowadays — unlike my departed friend and a minority who are genuinely like-hearted with such Christ-like love — are falling short. Whether because of faith or not, mankind could benefit greatly by turning from its selfish ways to do good as well as seek peace and pursue it. I left a comment along these lines over on your blog about an hour ago.
Hey, I am so glad to make your acquaintance and look forward to hearing more from you.
Thank you so much for sharing about Pastor Glenn, it is amazing how God sends people in our lives for only a short season, and sharing with you his own journey
Hey there. It's like Christ and the apostles, most often briefly encountered by the people but leaving them no less with everlasting life-changing impressions.


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Q: SPARQL Query on Python: Virtuoso 37000 Error SP030 I have a problem building a python script to run a query in SPARQL.
What I would like to get is the list of information specified immediately after the SELECT (so artist, discography, etc..), for each artist possible.
The script is as follows:
from SPARQLWrapper import SPARQLWrapper, JSON

sparql = SPARQLWrapper("http://dbpedia.org/sparql")
sparql.setQuery("""
    PREFIX wdt: <http://www.wikidata.org/prop/direct/
     SELECT ?artist ?discography ?artistLabel ?genreLabel ?yearstartLabel
?languageLabel WHERE {
  ?artist wdt:P106 wd:Q488205;
  ?artist wdt:P358 ?discography;
  ?artist wdt:P136 ?genre;
  ?artist wdt:P18 ?image;
  ?artist wdt:P2031 ?yearstart;
  ?artist wdt:P1412 ?language.
  SERVICE wikibase:label { bd:serviceParam wikibase:language "en". }
}
""")
sparql.setReturnFormat(JSON)
results = sparql.query().convert()

for result in results["results"]["bindings"]:
    print(result["label"]["value"])

When I try to run the code, the compiler provides me with this error:
SPARQLWrapper.SPARQLExceptions.QueryBadFormed: QueryBadFormed: a bad
request has been sent to the endpoint, probably the sparql query is bad
formed.

Response:
 b'Virtuoso 37000 Error SP030: SPARQL compiler, line 3: Missing
 <namespace-iri-string> in PREFIX declaration at \'<\' before
 \'http:\'\n\nSPARQL query:\n#output-format:application/sparql-
results+json\n\n    PREFIX wdt: <http://www.wikidata.org/prop/direct/\n
 SELECT ?artist ?discography ?artistLabel ?genreLabel ?yearstartLabel ?
languageLabel WHERE {\n  ?artist wdt:P106 wd:Q488205;\n  ?artist wdt:P358
?discography;\n  ?artist wdt:P136 ?genre;\n  ?artist wdt:P18 ?image;\n  ?
artist wdt:P2031 ?yearstart;\n  ?artist wdt:P1412 ?language.\n  SERVICE
wikibase:label { bd:serviceParam wikibase:language "en". }\n}\n'

As I explained earlier, what I would like would be the list of artists with the relevant information sought.
P.S. The query I'm trying to run provides a positive response if tested on https://query.wikidata.org/, but instead by error if I try it on https://dbpedia.org/sparql.
I thank you in advance for your answer, greetings to everyone.


"IF YOU KNOW HOW TO SWIM, IT MAKES NO DIFFERENCE HOW DEEP THE WATER IS.........."
All swimming lessons in the Swim School Program are available to Non-members of the SPTC begining with our first session on June 10th. Please share this information with your friends, and neighbors who may be interested in these lessons.
•All lesson will begin on Monday, June 10th.
•Pre-registration,especially for the Beginner Class, is appreciated; this allows us to adequately gauge instructional needs.
•Email registration is preferred (grey3@q.com).
•Please read class descriptions for lesson content, outcomes and the "target" group for each class.
•Swimmers are continually assessed and will be moved to the next swimming level as their skills improve; it is not unusual to have this happen in mid-session.
be "new" to the competitive swimming program or for those swimmers seeking advanced stroke instruction.
Class Objectives: The emphasis in this instructional group is to Learn and Refine all four of the competitive strokes used in the competitive swimming program. This is a "Must" for children in the competitive swim program. Each week will feature stroke instruction on Crawlstroke as well as instruction on Butterfly, Backstroke, and Breaststroke. Our goal is to make each participant functional on all four of the competititive swimming strokes.
Target Group: This class is intended for those swimmers who are self-sufficient in deep water, but require basic refinement in crawl stroke, backstroke and breaststroke. This is the progression class for those swimmers coming out of the Beginner class.
Class Objectives: Provide instruction on crawl stroke, refinement of breathing and coordination with arm stroke, as well as basic instruction in backstroke and breaststroke.
Target Group: This is our class designed for those children, 4-years of age and older, who have had either very limited or no formal swimming instruction. They really are "Beginners" in the learn-to-swim process. The teacher/student ratio is kept very small with this class with students being allowed to progress down the line of skill development as quickly as they can learn. Students are introduced to "deep water" just as soon as their skills allow a positive experience.
Class Objectives: The primary objective of this class is to make children functional and safe in deep-water. The basic armstroke and swimming skills are taught from the first session and children remain with this group until they are able to swim comfortably in deep water using a functional front crawlstroke and back float with kick. The progression-group for this class is the Intermediate Class.
This summer we will again be providing a very unique and special opportunity designed especially for the members of our SPTC swim team. We have scheduled a 6-week session of instruction that has been called"The Tool Box" - the goal is to have participants learn the essential "tools" for a successful swimming experience. These sessions are held from 9:00-10:00 each Friday morning beginning Friday, June 14th. Each session is 1-hour long and we will provide specific instruction and work on what we consider to be the basic "Tools/Skills" of competitive swimming.
All of the skills taught in this class are those that are essential to be successful in competitive swimming. These are the skills that have to be learned "sooner-or-later" - we like "sooner".
•These sessions feature instructors who are all former swimmers in our program and who have continued on with their swimming to the high school and college levels - they offer a unique perspective and allow us to provide the benefit of a very small student/teacher ratio. We also like the concept of "kids-working/helping-kids"..............It becomes very much a "Win/Win" situation - Everyone "learns". •While our hope is that participants would attend all 6-sessions, we know better; we understand kids/summer schedules/vacations/etc. and therefore bill strictly on a "per-session" basis for this class.
Cost: $25.00 per session - 6 sessions total - we bill on a per-session basis - take part as often as your child's schedule allows.
The competitive swimming season for the SPTC ends on July 23rd this Summer. The Swimming Instructional Program does continue, at that point, with weekly sessions up through the Labor Day Week.


General Information: The 2019 CPANS annual conference will be held at the Lister Centre in Edmonton, Alberta on May 28, 2019. Participants of this conference will include environmental researchers, educators, students, environmental managers, other professionals, environmental industries and policy makers. The conference will be a great opportunity for attendees to develop new collaborations and share knowledge as experts from various fields, including: Emissions quantification, monitoring strategies, data validation and legislation.


MoneyTrac's Partners Sign JV to Supplement Services to the Cannabis Industry.
MoneyTrac Technology, Inc. ("MTRAC", the "Company") is pleased to announce that its partners, Integrated Compliance Solutions, LLC (ICS) and Crypto Value Management Systems (CVMS) have formed a strategic partnership to provide compliance and blockchain financial services to the cannabis industry. MTRAC already has agreements in place with both of these companies and expects this new relationship to bring a great deal of resources and collaboration among all three companies.
ICS, a leader in the cannabis banking space, has partnered with CVMS (ICCE.EXCHANGE) and their compliance blockchain ICCE (In-State Crypto Commodity Exchange). The ICCE exchange enhances the ICS CRB banking solutions suite by managing strong compliance and security around the monitoring of incoming and outgoing payments, an important element of the FINCEN guidelines for banking.
ICS is the industry leader in compliance software and innovative, cost effective merchant payment solutions. Their experience in financial services and payments technology allows them to apply the heightened federal requirements to preferred providers that meet strict requirements. The result: a competitive, complete, and stable set of services that complement the merchant's goals. As a Seed to Bank compliance partner, ICS has simply been used by more banks, for longer, and more CRB businesses than any one of their competitors in the space. Their services are proven and well respected in the industry.
Crypto Value Management System, LLC's ("CVMS") mission is to present a new kind of blockchain, that leverages the power of compliance, to provide a fast, safe, and secure method of payment to the MRE space. CVMS through its unique compliant approach to blockchain has earned the approval from multiple banking partners in the MRE space that provide the critical on boarding and off boarding of funds. This model will provide a strong B2B exchange that will reduce violent crime, illegal money, and other illicit activities.
Unique features of CVMS over competitors are: 1. CVMS is a commodity, not a currency, so Money Transmitter Licensing and Money Service Business licensing do not apply. The commodity is backed by the cash deposit on a dollar for dollar basis, so there is not fluctuation in the value like Bitcoin. Another key strength is that each customer is fully vetted for "Know Your Customer" requirements, rather than being anonymous like Bitcoin, so the potential for money laundering or being used for illicit activity is mitigated.
CVMS solves a couple of really problems in the marijuana space. First, CVMS solves the need for state taxing authorities and utility providers to be paid electronically, rather than have duffle bags full of cash show up at their facilities that they are not equipped to handle and poses a significant security risk. Second, a key area of focus from bank regulators is tracking that inventory sold in stores was legally obtained. In a cash economy, it is difficult to track the purchases and validate that inventory did not move across state lines. With all participants in the CVMS ecosystem being fully vetted for "KYC", CVMS helps banks track that inventory was legally obtained.
This press release contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended. In some cases, you can identify forward-looking statements by the following words: "anticipate," "believe," "continue," "could," "estimate," "expect," "intend," "may," "ongoing," "plan," "potential," "predict," "project," "should," "will," "would," or the negative of these terms or other comparable terminology, although not all forward-looking statements contain these words. Forward-looking statements are not a guarantee of future performance or results, and will not necessarily be accurate indications of the times at, or by, which such performance or results will be achieved. Forward-looking statements are based on information available at the time the statements are made and involve known and unknown risks, uncertainty and other factors that may cause our results, levels of activity, performance or achievements to be materially different from the information expressed or implied by the forward-looking statements in this press release. This press release should be considered in light of all filings of the Company that are contained in the Edgar Archives of the Securities and Exchange Commission at http://www.sec.gov.


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Q: Como substituir eval() por outra expressão Lendo alguns comentários e principalmente os comentários do colega TobyMosque, procuro hoje evitar o uso do eval(). Bem, agora vem o seguinte. Em expressões simples, como eu o substituo? Veja abaixo uma declaração de variável que eu peguei aqui no sistema em que eu trabalho e veja se minha abordagem é correta? Devido a um problema que tivemos aqui hoje, não estou conseguindo testar e no jsfiddle não dá, pois na página tem muita chamada asp e é extremamente grande, pois há dependência de outras páginas.
function prorrogaVencimento(pLinha) {
        var intI = pLinha;
        var v_num_seq_cobranca = eval('form01.num_seq_cobranca_' + intI + '.value');
        var v_nom_tipo_ciclo = eval('form01.nom_tipo_ciclo_' + intI + '.value');

        var v_txt_num_linha_digitavel = eval('form01.num_linha_digitavel_' + intI + '.value');
        var v_num_seq_fatura_ts = eval('form01.num_seq_fatura_ts_' + intI + '.value');
        var v_ind_tipo_cobranca = eval('form01.ind_tipo_cobranca_' + intI + '.value');
        var v_mes_ano_ref = eval('form01.mes_ano_ref_' + intI + '.value');
        var v_ind_situacao = eval('form01.ind_situacao_' + intI + '.value');
        if ((v_ind_tipo_cobranca == '5' || v_ind_tipo_cobranca == '6') & v_ind_situacao == 'Vencidas' {
            alert('Ação não permitida para o tipo da cobrança.');
            return;
        }

Fiz assim, mas acho que tá ruim:
var v_num_seq_cobranca = eval('form01.num_seq_cobranca_' + intI + '.value');

para isso:
var v_num_seq_cobranca = form01.num_seq_cobranca_[intI].value;

Tem essa outra abordagem também:
var v_num_seq_cobranca = window['form01.num_seq_cobranca_' + intI].value;

A: De fato essa alteração não produzirá o resultado esperado. Entretanto, em JavaScript toda propriedade pode ser acessada por meio dos colchetes. De modo que isso:
foo.bar

É o mesmo que isso:
foo["bar"]

E a propósito, sendo window o objeto global, o mesmo acesso pode ser feito também dessa forma (mas só caso foo seja uma variável global):
window["foo"]["bar"]

Sendo assim, uma forma de acessar uma propriedade cujo nome só se conhece em tempo de execução é "montando" a string e usando os colchetes para acessar a propriedade com o nome correspondente:
var v_num_seq_cobranca = form01['num_seq_cobranca_' + intI].value;

Note que, como tanto form01 quanto value são estáticos, pode-se acessá-los normalmente (pelo nome, e pelo ponto), sem precisar criar uma string explícita para isso.
Adendo
Sua primeira tentativa:
var v_num_seq_cobranca = form01.num_seq_cobranca_[intI].value;

Não produz o resultado esperado pois ela está acessando uma propriedade chamada num_seq_cobranca_ e dentro dela tentando acessar uma cujo nome é o valor de intI:
var intI = 10;
var v_num_seq_cobranca = form01["num_seq_cobranca_"][intI]["value"]

Já sua segunda tentativa:
var v_num_seq_cobranca = window['form01.num_seq_cobranca_' + intI].value;

Está tentando acessar uma variável chamada form01.num_seq_cobranca_10 (sim, propriedades e variáveis globais podem conter caracteres especiais! Mas só se declaradas/acessadas dessa forma...), e não duas propriedades uma dentro da outra.
var v_num_seq_cobranca = window['form01.num_seq_cobranca_10']['value'];

A: Eu faria assim:
var v_num_seq_cobranca = form01['num_seq_cobranca_' + intI].value;


...Larry's dead on about the cymbals. This song is already pretty loud, and the cymbals are really loud. I feel like I can't play this at the volume I want to because the high end just gets overpowering. If you can tone it down a little, this is a no-brainer pass."
Well, this version can go to 11 (and BEYOND...) since Pascal toned 'em down a bit, so brain is no longer required, making judges happy. There's a sci-fi/horror flick-style operatic vocal to intro things, as a brief orchestral prelude starts us on our journey. I love how right out of the gate the arrangement shows such depth of character, freely mixing musical genres & inspirations. Rock/metal starts at 0'22" after a quick radio-static effect transition. Pascal's not afraid to blend textures, and rather than keep things pure guitar/bass/drums, adds some synths and vocal timbres in as well. Transitions here are brilliant and effortless thanks not only to intelligent arranging but also refined production and willingness to experiment; 0'58" is a brief but fantastic segue into more exposed lead territory at 1'05" that - while continuing to rock out - is actually rather beautiful at the same time. 1'25" employs the same static effect as before to transition into a softer section where the cross-delayed attacks of muted guitar and bass percolate under a swirling exchange of ensemble and solo choral passages and brass hits. 1'53" changes the demeanor from ethereal to downright demonic, with a heavy 'One-Winged Angel' style section that transitions to more soloing. An ingame "Snake... Hurry" sample prefaces a final push of the main melodic motif before a bombastic ending fitting the grandeur of the overall arrangement.
Creative, interpretive arrangement that takes risks but still respects the source material.
Slick, professional production that sounds absolutely gorgeous.
Amazing performance technique and musicianship.
Certain genres don't really allow for the third element as much, and as a pretty mediocre musician myself, I certainly focus more on the first two, which are more core to what OCR's all about, but it's amazing when someone can put something together that so clearly encompasses all three so completely. Pascal would probably still be able to make a badass mix if he wasn't as skillful a guitar player - I personally feel that composition and production can be excelled at without comparable mastery of performance - but then this specific mix wouldn't have been made, or would have necessitated collaboration. Instead, we've got a relatively short piece that nevertheless displays a truly formidable arsenal of musical weapons wielded by a single dude... not unlike Snake himself.
The intro and the outro couldn't be more different, which I don't really care about, but I find the intro interesting seeings as it seems to suggest one direction for the mix straight out, and then it's thrust into quite another. In terms of melody, I strongly, STRONGLY agree with the direction taken.
The ending turns this mix into what was above average into top-tier stuff. Great guitar, great arrangement, great everything. Love it.
Excellent ReMix. Just... excellent. Even though I'm not a big Metal Gear fan, I've had the mix stuck in my head all day and it's been great.
Nice work, musicalman! Any more in the works?
When I first heard this one at DoD, I thought "Virt? Viiiiiiirt!!! Why did you redo your song from a few years back?"
After a few listens, though, it was pretty clear it was a different guy altogether doing a somewhat similar song on the surface, but underneath, there are a lot of unique differences.
The guitar playing on this is beautiful, great emotion and some good chops to boot, a few sections that seemed a little sloppy, but it's solid (lolz) where it counts. The chorus sections are excellent, and really help make the song great.
Arrangement and flow are excellent, with the vocal samples and sound efffects used to add punch to transitions in a tasteful and cool way. It kicks up the song a lot, and the varied soundscapes and colors are great.
This one is great, I wish there was some more from Musicalman all up in this.
Clean mix, impressive arrangement. Although, for some reason, i get a distinct Michiru Yamane feel from the guitar work. Maintains a bit of semblance to the classic structure of a military march, but deviates in the best possible way.
Definitely looking forward to more submissions like this one.
This song is very addictive. Great job, and thank you.
this is all kinds of awesome, all kinds!
The beginning is hilarious. Great idea.
All in all a very solid rock track with nice breakdowns, e.g. around the 1:30 mark. Very good use of voice clips, too.
The end was handled quite well, too.
Awesome track! Great production! Rockin' stuff.
What is it with dudes with the name Pascal? Why must they rock so much?
Thank you all for your comments about my remix... i really appreciate your warm welcome on Oc!
Ok, that's a bit freaky, I was listening a few hours ago to the astonishing "Metal Gear Solid Legend of the Snake OC ReMix" by Ruben Kee (May he Rest In Peace ), and I was thinking that Its been a while since there's been a Metal Gear or MGS remix....and there it is!
Fantastic job musicalman!! The power is there and the feeling as well!! It's just amazing!
This is my most listened to remix since it won DoD in January. Big fan of it, it's super clean and really spices up the sneaking theme to MG. Great stuff, look forward to hearing more.
Awesome mix. Production is scary good. The Gods of All Things That Rock are grinning maniacally down upon you, musicalman.
Also, Dave's write ups are perfectly Solid as usual.
This is rockin'! The segment starting at the 2:10 mark is EPIC! Seriously, my theory is now fact! 2008 will be a magnificent year for remixes!


This ciabatta bread toasts are slathered with tomato kalamata olive sauce, baked with feta cheese and pine nuts, then topped with a fried egg. Yum. Perfect for those nights when what you really want is breakfast for dinner.
In 3-quart saucepan, heat 1 tablespoon of the oil over medium heat. Add onion; cook and stir about 4 minutes or until softened. Add garlic and oregano; cook and stir 1 minute. Add tomatoes, olives, 1/4 teaspoon of the salt and the pepper; cook 2 minutes. Remove from heat; set aside.
Spray 13x9-inch (3-quart) glass baking dish with cooking spray. Slice ciabatta bread in half lengthwise; cut each half into 4 pieces to total 8 pieces. Arrange bread pieces in baking dish. Using 1 tablespoon of the olive oil, brush tops of bread pieces. Bake about 10 minutes or until toasted. Spoon tomato sauce over tops of toasts. Top with feta cheese and pine nuts. Bake 10 to 15 minutes or until pine nuts and feta cheese are lightly browned.
Meanwhile, in 12-inch skillet, heat remaining 2 tablespoons oil over medium-high heat. Break egg into custard cup; carefully slide into skillet from custard cup. Repeat with other eggs. Immediately reduce heat to low. Season eggs with remaining 1/4 teaspoon salt; cook 4 to 5 minutes, spooning oil over eggs, until yolks are set.
Substitute the fried egg with poached or scrambled eggs, as you like.


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import React from 'react';
import {View} from 'react-native';

import {handleTeamChange} from '@actions/remote/team';
import Badge from '@components/badge';
import TouchableWithFeedback from '@components/touchable_with_feedback';
import {useServerUrl} from '@context/server';
import {useTheme} from '@context/theme';
import {makeStyleSheetFromTheme} from '@utils/theme';

import TeamIcon from './team_icon';

import type TeamModel from '@typings/database/models/servers/team';

type Props = {
    team: TeamModel;
    hasUnreads: boolean;
    mentionCount: number;
    selected: boolean;
}

const getStyleSheet = makeStyleSheetFromTheme((theme: Theme) => {
    return {
        container: {
            height: 54,
            width: 54,
            flex: 0,
            padding: 3,
            borderRadius: 10,
            marginVertical: 3,
            overflow: 'hidden',
        },
        containerSelected: {
            borderWidth: 3,
            borderRadius: 14,
            borderColor: theme.sidebarTextActiveBorder,
        },
        unread: {
            left: 43,
            top: 3,
        },
        mentionsOneDigit: {
            top: 1,
            left: 31,
        },
        mentionsTwoDigits: {
            top: 1,
            left: 30,
        },
        mentionsThreeDigits: {
            top: 1,
            left: 28,
        },
    };
});

export default function TeamItem({team, hasUnreads, mentionCount, selected}: Props) {
    const theme = useTheme();
    const styles = getStyleSheet(theme);
    const serverUrl = useServerUrl();

    const hasBadge = Boolean(mentionCount || hasUnreads);
    let badgeStyle = styles.unread;
    let value = mentionCount;
    if (!mentionCount && hasUnreads) {
        value = -1;
    }

    switch (true) {
        case value > 99:
            badgeStyle = styles.mentionsThreeDigits;
            break;
        case value > 9:
            badgeStyle = styles.mentionsTwoDigits;
            break;
        case value > 0:
            badgeStyle = styles.mentionsOneDigit;
            break;
    }

    const teamItem = `team_sidebar.team_list.team_item.${team.id}`;
    const teamItemTestId = selected ? `${teamItem}.selected` : `${teamItem}.not_selected`;

    return (
        <>
            <View style={[styles.container, selected ? styles.containerSelected : undefined]}>
                <TouchableWithFeedback
                    onPress={() => handleTeamChange(serverUrl, team.id)}
                    type='opacity'
                    testID={teamItemTestId}
                >
                    <TeamIcon
                        displayName={team.displayName}
                        id={team.id}
                        lastIconUpdate={team.lastTeamIconUpdatedAt}
                        selected={selected}
                        testID={`${teamItem}.team_icon`}
                    />
                </TouchableWithFeedback>
            </View>
            <Badge
                borderColor={theme.sidebarHeaderBg}
                visible={hasBadge && !selected}
                style={badgeStyle}
                value={value}
            />
        </>
    );
}

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