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"We've spent the last couple years writing songs and recording demos in various places round the world, assembling the bones of what will be our next album," say The Staves. "This song was written in a bedroom in east London and, later, recorded in a studio in Wisconsin. It's been a while since we put new music out and we thought that seeing as this is the season of giving, we'd let one of these demos surface for anybody who is interested to hear ... We appreciate our wonderful fans so much and thought it would be a cool thing to show you a small sliver of the process ... The song is called 'Nothing's Gonna Happen.' Yes, 'gonna' sounds American doesn't it? And we are not. But it flows the right way. And, well, what you gonna do?"
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"We've spent the last couple years writing songs and recording demos in various places round the world, assembling the bones of what will be our next album," say The Staves, who have released a new demo track, "Nothing's Gonna Happen." "This song was written in a bedroom in east London and, later, recorded in a studio in Wisconsin. It's been a while since we put new music out and we thought that seeing as this is the season of giving, we'd let one of these demos surface for anybody who is interested to hear ... We appreciate our wonderful fans so much and thought it would be a cool thing to show you a small sliver of the process."
Listen: The Staves Release New Holiday Classic, "Home Alone, Too"
The English trio The Staves offer their contribution to the holiday-song canon with the just-released new song, "Home Alone, Too," in which the festive-jumper-festooned sisters dare to ask: "Are you watching Home Alone, too?" You can listen to the song here via YouTube and on Spotify and Apple Music and download it on iTunes, Amazon, and the Nonesuch Store to add to your favorite holiday playlist.
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About The Staves
Nonesuch Records releases The Staves' Justin Vernon–produced label debut, If I Was, in the United States on March 31, 2015, with vinyl to follow April 21. The Staves, originally from Watford, England, are three sisters: Emily (vocals), Jessica (vocals, guitar), and Camilla (vocals, ukulele) Staveley-Taylor. The album was recorded in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, at Vernon's April Base Studios—a former veterinary clinic where he also recorded his 2012 self-titled Bon Iver album.
The Staves released their first full-length album—2012's Glyn and Ethan Johns-produced Dead & Born & Grown—to critical acclaim. The Sunday Times called it "a debut of stellar beauty and hidden depths," while the Telegraph, in its four-star review, noted that the "graceful melodies reveal a supple strength and modernity." The trio has since spent much of the past three years touring the world, including opening spots with the Civil Wars, Mumford & Sons, and Bon Iver.
It was during the Bon Iver dates that the sisters formed a bond with Vernon and his band and were invited to visit April Base's relaxed, idyllic setting. "There was no plan to make a record there, or even demo anything; it was initially just to hang out and play some music with Justin," notes Jessica. "There was no pressure at all, we didn't even tell our label we were going." But by the end of the sisters' first visit to Wisconsin, it was evident that something significant was happening.
"We made demos of about 10 songs and then asked ourselves, 'Aren't we actually just making a record?'" says Emily, adding that Vernon seemed equally unsure whether he was in fact producing The Staves' second album or not. "We hadn't created anything new in so long," adds Camilla. "We were really itching to take a break and to let out all this stuff that we hadn't had a chance to express. Fortunately we found a place to do just that in Justin's studio. It was the most liberating experience."
Vernon recalls that the Staves "immediately were able to make their wings wide in the space. Their musical and vocal and songwriting abilities were very poised for something like this. It's the way a record about deep things needs to happen: over a period of time, in a singular place, with enough time to reflect on themselves and express. I've made a lot of records now in my life and I have to say, making this one with them altered and changed me. Watching them go through that process and being more of a cultivator or sounding board gave me a unique perspective on a band crystallizing to true form."
In their new songs, The Staves examine their seemingly endless touring by imagining what they have left behind rather than writing about endless highways, hotel rooms, and what they see in front of them. "The amount of time we've spent away from home has affected all our relationships," states Emily. "And I don't just mean boyfriends, but relationships with family and close friends and wider groups of mates, who you just have to get used to never seeing. It can be difficult. Writing about it all is necessary therapy in making sense of quite an unconventional life."
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Nonesuch Records releases The Staves' Justin Vernon–produced label debut, If I Was, in the United States on March 31, 2015 (vinyl on April 21). The Staves, originally from Watford, England, are three sisters: Emily (vocals), Jessica (vocals, guitar), and Camilla (vocals, ukulele) Staveley-Taylor. The album was recorded in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, at Vernon's April Base Studios—a former veterinary clinic where he also recorded his 2012 self-titled Bon Iver album.
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Yet another police-related killing of a black man — the fatal shooting of Alton Sterling on July 5 — has prompted a powerful response from celebrities like Rihanna, Kanye West, and Justin Timberlake.
Sterling, a 37-year-old father of five, was killed by Baton Rouge police early Tuesday. He had been selling CDs outside of a convenience store when police apprehended him for reportedly making threats. Disturbing cell phone footage from a bystander shows Sterling being pinned down by two white officers and shot repeatedly.
Katy Perry — the most followed person on Twitter with over 90 million followers — used her massive platform to tweet the graphic video of Sterling being shot. "You can't just go on with your day, you must watch this & we must face this continual outrageousness," she wrote.
Perry's not the only one who's spoken out about police brutality in the wake of Sterling's death. Olivia Wilde implored her followers, "don't rationalize murder," Paramore's Hayley Williams said police "MUST require real accountability," and Zendaya reminded everyone, "BLACK. LIVES. MATTER." Meanwhile, Justin Timberlake called Sterling's death "devastating," Amy Schumer sent "love to Louisiana," and Nick Jonas offered his prayers to Sterling's loved ones. Several artists from the hip-hop community also posted powerful responses, with Kanye West tweeting a link to the video of Sterling's death, Fabolous sharing his sadness that "5 kids are growing up without their father," and Meek Mill declaring, "#imreadytostandup."


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THE DARK KNIGHT: IN NEED OF A HERO
Some consider good and evil two sides of the same coin, one cannot exist without the other. In the wake of last week's gruesome Batman shootings in Aurora, Colorado one must take a good look at what would drive someone to commit such a horrific act.
The fact that shooter James Holmes chose The Dark Knight Rises as the film for his spree speaks volumes. The film, after all, is about an ordinary man standing up against impossible odds and becoming a hero. But it is also about villians. Holmes' actions, like telling victims to "stand up" before shooting them at close range, show the signs of someone that identified with the violence common throughout the films.
More than any other Batman franchise the Christopher Nolan films centered on villains that are not only psychologically unbalanced but also extremely capable of manipulating those around them. Take the Scarecrow in Batman Begins, a criminal psychologist by day and a criminal mastermind by night he preys on the fears of others in order to achieve power. The Joker in The Dark Knight considered himself to be an agent of chaos yet seemed to have planned out all of his attacks well in advance.
Holmes, who was studying for a PhD in neuroscience, seems to fit the composite of each of these villains. This is no way an attempt to undermine the seriousness of the event or the tragedy, just the opposite. Throughout each of Nolan's films the idea that anyone can be a hero is repeated over and over again. But with more heroes seems to come more villains.
The conversation at the end of Batman Begins sums it up best. "We start carrying semi automatics, they buy automatics, we start wearing Kevlar, they buy armor piercing rounds, and you're wearing a mask and jumping off rooftops," explains Jim Gordon. The point is a valid one. In our attempt to help, do we in fact do more harm than good? How much is a hero a prisoner of his own devices?
Anyone with a passing interest in superhero mythology knows those questions well, but this is real life and those victims were real people. So the question we have to ask now is, what can be done?
Do we increase security? According to an article posted by Associated Press News firearm sales have been surging since the shooting. "What they're saying is: They want to have a chance. They want to have the ability to protect themselves and their families if they are in a situation like what happened in the movie theater," Dick Rutan, owner of Gunners Den in Arvada, Colo. told the Associated Press on Wednesday. While a gun can equal protection it also increases the chance of an accident if it were to get into the wrong hands or accidently went off, causing more death.
People need to step up to injustice and those willing to commit such atrocities, that much is clear. But they must also find a peaceful means of doing so. Batman, as dark as he is, never actually kills or uses guns. In fact that is one of his defining characteristics- guns killed his parents and he has vowed to never touch one since. Perhaps we should let him be the example he is meant to be, guns never accomplish anything. It has certainly been the topic of debate since the tragedy occurred, as has the discussion of violence in film/television, with supporters and opponents on both sides. Many familiar faces in the industry have voiced their opinions through social media in the passing days but one silent voice has been perhaps the loudest- that of actor Christian Bale who visited Colorado of his own volitaion to pay his respects to those who have perished. In as statement released by Bale, he said, "Words cannot express the horror that I feel. I cannot begin to truly understand the pain and grief of the victims and their loved ones, but my heart goes out to them."
Those that have seen The Dark Knight Rises know that anyone can be a hero. The shootings in Colorado proved that, as many sacrificed their lives to save others. Despite all the tragedy and violence in the world that very act, one of pure selflessness proved that there is hope in the world.
The world is full of heroes and villains and while there are no easy answers to these questions, we hope that you will take the time to think about them and come to your own conclusion. To support the victims of the tragedy, please visit GivingFirst.org.

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Roman Kostkowski (ur. 28 lipca 1882, zm. 22 grudnia 1952) – polski agronom, polityk i spółdzielca.

W latach 20. i 30. XX w. (od lutego 1919 do ok. 1938–1939 i lutym 1945) wójt gminy Szpetal, obecnie gmina Fabianki oraz osiedle Zawiśle – jedna z dzielnic Włocławka. Członek zarządu Kółka Rolniczego - Kasy im. "Stefczyka". Wspomniany jest przez Jerzego Pietrkiewicza w powieści Po chłopsku. Został pochowany w rodzinnym grobowcu na Cmentarzu parafialnym w Chełmicy Dużej.

Działalność publiczna

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Z inicjatywy i starań Romana Kostkowskiego w 1929 oddano do użytku siedmioklasową Szkołę Powszechną – obecnie Szkoła Podstawowa im. Jerzego Pietrkiewicza w Fabiankach. Koszt budowy szkoły opiewał na kwotę 170 tysięcy złotych. Działalność wójta Kostkowskiego polegała na pozyskaniu zezwolenia na jej utworzenie oraz dofinansowania z budżetu państwa na jej budowę. Wątek organizowania szkoły poruszony jest przez Jerzego Pietrkiewicza w jego powieści Po chłopsku.

Kultura
W 1930 Roman Kostkowski nabył lampowy aparat radiowy. Wydarzenie to zapoczątkowało proces radiofonizacji gminy. W 1937 wieś Chełmica Mała stała się pierwszą  stuprocentowo zradiofonizowaną wsią w Polsce. Do inicjatywy radiofonizacji przystąpili Roman Kostkowski, Ignacy Nowicki radny gromadzki, Feliks Michałowski sekretarz gminy, a także wojewoda warszawski – Bronisław Nakoniecznikow-Klukowski, który podarował świetlicy Szkoły Powszechnej w Fabiankach odbiornik lampowy. Polskie Radio organizowało kilka audycji radiowych z udziałem przedstawicieli gminy Szpetal i wsi Chełmica Mała. Późniejszym procesem radiofonizacji objęto również wsie Wichowo i Fabianki dalsze prace przerwał wybuch II wojny światowej. O wydarzeniach związanych z procesem radiofonizacji powiadamiała prasa tamtego okresu m.in. "Kurjer Poznański".

Okres sprawowania urzędu
 od lutego 1919 do września 1939,
 od lutego 1945 do 16 marca 1945.

Odznaczenia

 Brązowy Krzyż Zasługi (22 stycznia 1930).

Przypisy

Bibliografia
 Jan Bielicki: Fabianki i okolice : materiały do dziejów, Włocławek, 2016.

Fabianki (gmina)
Odznaczeni Brązowym Krzyżem Zasługi (II Rzeczpospolita)
Polscy agronomowie
Polscy politycy
Polscy samorządowcy
Urodzeni w 1882
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Kolkata: In line with the centenary celebration of the Bengali Film Industry, and with a purpose to encourage and give an impetus to film preservation and restoration, the 4th edition of Film Preservation & Restoration Workshop India (FPRWI) 2018 was today inaugurated at Kolkata's Rabindra Sadan. Supported by Viacom18, this initiative of Film Heritage Foundation (FHF) and International Federation of Film Archives (FIAF) is being held in association with the Kolkata International Film Festival. The workshop will be held from 15th to 22nd, November 2018 at ICCR Kolkata.
With this edition of the workshop, a program to restore 100 Bengali films such as Tapan Sinha's Kabuliwala, P.C. Barua's Devdas and Ajoy Kar's Saat Paake Bandha, amongst others will be initiated. Eminent actor Shri Soumitra Chatterjee, who was the Chief Guest, inaugurated the workshop in the presence of Shri Aroop Biswas, Hon'ble Minister, Public Works Dept., Sports & Youth Dept. and Chairman, West Bengal Film Academy; Shri Indranil Sen, Hon'ble Minister of State, Information and Culture Dept. & Tourism Dept., Govt. of West Bengal; and esteemed members of the film fraternity such as Smt. Madhabi Mukherjee, Shri. Buddhadeb Dasgupta, Shri Goutam Ghose, Shri Prosenjit Chatterjee, Smt. Rituparna Sengupta, and Shri. Jawahar Sircar. Also present at the inauguration were Sudhandhu Vats, Group CEO and Managing Director Designate, Viacom18 and Shivendra Singh Dungarpur, Founder & Director of Film Heritage Foundation and David Walsh, Training and Outreach Coordinator, FIAF.
The week-long intensive program will train a total of 58 students from Sri Lanka, Myanmar and India in preservation and restoration techniques for celluloid film and photographic material like posters, lobby cards, song booklets and photographs. FPRWI covers every aspect of film preservation making it one of the most comprehensive workshops for preservation and restoration across the world. Global experts like David Walsh – FIAF, Camille Blot-Wellens – FIAF, Kieron Webb – British Film Institute, Marianna de Sanctis – L'Immagine Ritrovata, Dawn Jaros – Academy of Motion Picture, Dana Hemmenway – Centre for Creative Photography, among others, are a part of the esteemed faculty. The 4th edition of the workshop introduces a new format allowing students to select a specialization of their interest. The program will also have practical sessions for scanning archival films with the latest and world class ARRISCAN XT scanner.
FPRWI 2018 is supported by globally renowned industry bodies like The Film Foundation's World Cinema Project, The Academy of Motion Picture, Arts & Sciences, L'Immagine Ritrovata, Fondazione Cineteca di Bologna, British Film Institute, The Criterion Collection, the Irish Film Institute, the Austrian Film Museum, Eye Film museum, Bundesarchiv (German Federal Archives), the Indiana University Libraries Moving Image Archive, Centre for Creative Photography, University of Arizona, ARRI and Media Inventions. Previous editions of the workshops have been conducted in Mumbai in 2015, Pune in 2016 and in Chennai in 2017.


Lately, tons of ideas fill my brain on how I could be creative at home.
But along with this is the compulsion to keep everything worth recycling.
Fortunately, I'm blessed with a house that has minimal storage. This compels me to keep the essentials and let go of the superfluous.
So I made a rule.
For things I could use daily or weekly, I will keep and reuse.
For things I may need within the year, I will keep and repurpose. But only up to a maximum number of three.
For things that have been with me for over a year and have not served its purpose, I will recycle to the recycling bin, thrift store, swap community.
I wonder if the same saying goes for ideas.
Someone's trash is another's treasure. But if someone's trash is another's trash, then it's obviously trash. These things, I have to throw.
May the Lord grant me the grace to let go and move on.
Detachment from earthly goods will give me wings for heavenly things.


"When is the best time to see a whale in Cape May, New Jersey?" This has got to be the number one question on the lips of every customer who rides the Cape May Whale Watcher since we started our business in 1993. After over 26 years of whale watching in Cape May, Wildwood, Stone Harbor, Avalon, Sea Isle City, Ocean City, and Atlantic City, New Jersey as well as off the coasts of Lewes, Rehoboth Beach, Bethany Beach and Indian River, Delaware, the answer is still complicated.
A great many "researchers" will tell you that the whales we see off the coast of Cape May, NJ are migratory species. They base this limited knowledge off of a summer or two of "study" which equates to a few days a week on the water and the notes from other college kids who have done the same before them. They also go with what their proffessors tell them and large organizations like NOAA Fisheries Management and the Whale and Dolphin Conservation Society tell them. The problem with this type of blind faith is that zero people from NOAA or the Whale and Dolphin Conservation Society are making excursions out of New Jersey with any regularity to verify these claims or back them up.
Fortunately, the Captain and Crew aboard the Cape May Whale Watcher have a great deal more experience in terms of data collection and scientific facts than interns or scientists. Wait a minute, Captain. You are not a scientist, how could you possibly know what you are talking about? That is actually easier to explain than the science behind a statement like "all Humpback whales migrate from the southern waters of the carribbean to the cooler waters of Gulf of Maine every year."
Science is about observation. The Captain of the Cape May Whale Watcher since we opened in 1993 has been one man, Captain Jeff Stewart. In 2003, I, Jeff Stewart Jr, also became a Licensed Captain. Since that time, there have been two Captains of the Cape May Whale Watcher with the occassional Relief Captain like Captain Miles Lentz and Captain Jack McDevitt, both who had long years of experience in whale and dolphin watching prior to running our vessel. Captain Miles Lentz ran Captain Ron Robbins Whale Watcher from the Cape May Whale Watch and Research Center for many years prior to coming aboard with Cape May Whale Watcher. The point of this comes down to observation and the number of trips recorded.
In a given season, we start running sporadic weekends in March. We add a few more trips in April, and then we start running daily in May, adding trips up to Memorial Day when we reach our full schedule of three trips daily. Once we acheive our three trips daily out of Cape May, New Jersey, we stick with this schedule through June, July, August and September. Once October rolls around the schedule lessens. The Captains get a break. We then run weekends in November and December and a few pelagic bird watching trips in January and February. So barring the outliers, the real season is May, June, July, August, September. Five months, 30ish days times five months is around 150 days with three trips a day is around 450 trips per season, roughly, leaving room for weather days and missed weather trips. Add in the weekends and other variety, we can call it around 500 trips.
Captain Jeff Stewart, the founder of Cape May Whale Watcher in 1993, actutally had his start with another company prior to this, in Wildwood Crest, at Sinns Dock, Captain Ronald Sinn as his mentor. The seasons were shorter than, with around 100 days and three trips daily or 300 trips. Captain Jeff Stewart ran this schedule for around 20 years prior to opening Cape May Whale Watcher. That comes out to roughly 6000 trips prior to the new business opened. Since 1993, the seasons are longer and the more trips have been made over the last 22 years or roughly another 11,000 trips. Over the last 42 years of whale and dolphin watching, sightseeing, fishing, dinner cruising, lighthouse cruising, and speed boat riding, Captain Jeff Stewart Sr, has accumulated around 17,000 trips. Captain Jeff Sr. still puts in a full schedule this year, though he now skips the morning trip, leaving it to Captain Jeff Stewart Jr.
I have been aboard my father on trips since the Big Flamingo days at Sinns Dock. I started sailing daily in 1990 during the summer months off from school. Even as a young mate, I made three trips daily. Some days I would skip the afternoon trip and sail with Captain John Royals aboard the fishing boat Royal Flush. At the young age of eight, nine and ten, these were long days, but still the powers of observation developed at a young age. I have been at my fathers side every summer since as a mate until I recieved my 100 Ton Masters License in 2003. I continued to work summers only as relief Captain until I graduated in 2004 with a Bachelors of Science in Business Management in 2004. After this I became a full time Captain. Now on my thirteenth year as the Captain of the Cape May Whale Watcher, I have logged over 6000 trips.
These numbers are not meant to impress, however when you compare powers of observationof an intern that invests a summer or two of sporadic trips into whale and dolphin watching versus a boat Captain who invests his life and his family into whale and dolphin watching, the results are going to be dramatically different. I can tell you from experience this is more than an investment of time and sacrifice, but we will save that for another blog. The point is, we not only observe, record, photograph and track these Humpback Whales, but we get to know them from sighting to sighting, from year to year. We put more than science into our observations which is probably to our detriment, but IMO, we have a hgiher level of authority to talk about Humpback Whales off the coast of New Jersey than your average researcher. Im guessing I just offended a scientist or two. I would like to preface that with I have the utmost respect for scientists and if I had not followed the path my life has followed, I would be a scientist.
Since Fifth Grade I entered in Science Fairs and loved the Scietific Method. I competed in Science Fairs through High School and one First place multiple times, all the way to the state level one year only to come home with second in Environmental Science. In any case my background may not be that of a Scientist, however I do have a mind for Science. We have also established that I have the opportunity to observe Humpback Whales hundreds fo times per year.
Over the years I myself have talked about the great migration of Humpback Whales from the warm waters of the Carribbean to the cooler food rich waters off of the North East. As a Naturalist and a Captain, I would talk about the Humpback Whales we saw as a transient, passing through on the way to their destination. It was not until around 2009 that I got a copy of the Gulf of Maine Catalog which seemed like the best kept secret in Whale Watching. To provide some background, you should probably understand Humpback Whale ID.
In any case, what is more difficult to swallow than 3600 whales to look through to determine which whale you have photographed is to then grasp the idea that there are over 12,000 Humpback Whales in the Atlantic Ocean! YIKES. Customers tell us all the time, "just look in the catalog, all the whales are photo identified!" Actually, only 30% are. Yes many of this endangered species, Megaptera novaeangliae are photo idetified in an area that sees an influx of whales annually. However that leave an abundance of whales which are not photo identified.
These humpback whales remain anonymous for a multitude of reasons. Many humpback whales spend a large part of their life far offshore, avoiding busy shipping lanes which run parrallel to the coast near shore where boaters encounter whales and where researchers can easily look. These offshore Humpback Whales which migrate 100 miles offshore move swiftly at 4-7 knots and indeed travel past Cape May, NJ never even knowing it exists. Other Humpback Whales simply do not fluke (take a deep enoguh dive to display their tail flukes). The reasons usually are because of shallow water or baitfish which are on the surface or mid water instead of deep water.
The bottom line is that there are a large number of Humpback Whales that do migrate and regularly get photographed by boaters and whale watchers. There is an even greater number, almost three times as many, which do not. The Atlantic Ocean is a vast area to cover, and we are only looking at the surface on any given trip. Even if you take into account, the majority of the life in the ocean exists within the confines of the continental shelf in relation to land, this still leaves thousands of square miles.
However, we talked about observation and kind of got off topic. To put us back on the topic of observation and whale watching and experience, this sums up my own observation as a Whale Watching Captain for 6000 plus trips. After photographing hundreds of individual Humpback Whales, many of which do not fluke, of the whales that do fluke, about 20 percent are included in the Gulf of Maine Catalog. The remaining 80 percent are anonymous Humpback Whales in the eyes of the Whale and Dolphin Conservation Society and NOAA Fisheries. So, it begs the scientific question, if these whales are not in this very organized catalog, where do they go in a given year? Are they migrating at all? From where to where? Why?
We could hypothesize, There is a population of Humpback Whales which are non-migratory. Or we could state that there is a seperate population of Humpback Whales which call the Mid-Atlantic States of New York, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland and Virginia, their home. We can hypothesize all we want however without data to back it up, it seems our ideas are not going anywhere. One working theory my father and I have come up with pertains to the food source of Humpback Whales around New Jersey, New York, and Delaware. I will save these findings for another blog.
SO.....What does this have to do with coming to the shore and going whale watching? The answer to the best time to see whales at the Jersey Shore is not as simple as the average whale watcher would like. We have seen an influx of whales in one year, like 2015 in both the summer and fall months. Another year like 2001 saw an influx of whale sightings in the spring of the year and then late summer. Another year, like 1992 saw the majority of sightings in Summer Only. The guarantee of seeing a whale does not exist here. Do we see whales? Yes! Do we see whales often? Yes! Can we guarantee whale sightings? No..... If we could we would and I have many people interpret our Marine Mammal Sightings Guarantee as a guaranteed whale sighting with a money back guarantee.... This is not the case.
So, migratory whales are a possibility some of the time in New Jersey. More likely, you will see some of the Mid-Atlantic States population of Humpback Whales feeding on the massive amounts of menhaden which are found in the waters around Cape May. You may also not see a whale at all, but rather hundreds of Atlantic Bottlenose Dolphins, feeding on the same Menhaden. Some say the dolphins can be more entertaining when you find a logging Humpback Whale, others are fortunate enough to see Lunge Feeding and Breaching Humpback Whales at a fraction of the cost of going to Maine, Alaska or Hawaii.
At the end of the day, the nature of nature is a factor. We are looking for the Spout of a Whale in a one or two miles radius around our boat traveling at 12-18 knots through the water through an area which could be 30 square miles on an average trip, looking for a mammal that can stay underwater for an average of 2-8 minutes, but can stay under for up to 30 minutes. In ideal conditions its a hard job. In adverse conditions like weather, and by weather I dont mean rain, but rather wind, which makes waves and fog, you start to get an idea for why it is possible to have trips where you miss one of those 12,000 Humpback Whales that are out there.
In any case, the next time someone tells you the only time to see whales is when they are migrating, let them know they better plan on renting a helicopter or airplane for week or two to make regular trips 100 to 200 miles from shore to catch the great migration. Otherwise, hop aboard with us and come see the resident population in action. Our whales can be seen for months at a time and we offer much better discounts than private jets.


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My father was telling me about how there's online data entry jobs, and how I could start right away if I can type over 50 WPM, which I can type I think 70 WPM or 80 WPM, if I remember correctly.
I was wondering, are there data entry jobs involving programming?
Is there such a thing as a job I can start online right away for money?
The correct way to "program data entry" is to not do any data entry yourself.
I could give you an excel spread sheet, with 50 thousand lines and tell you to perform this, this and this, and transfer that data into another spreadsheet. You could type 100 WPM but a programmer wouldn't even worry about doing any data entry, rather they would write a script todo it in 1 second. Even if it took them 2 hours to write that script, it's faster. It's all about working smarter, not harder when it comes to programming.
There's a key distinction, in 1 your really thinking and typing, in another your typing and hardly thinking. You get paid to do the thinking part, not the typing. This requires the skills to think, and solve problems, that just happen to be on a computer with a keyboard. That's where the moneys at.
PS. I don't really understand the idea of remote data entry jobs, how are you entering data into a computer if your getting it thru the computer? Do these jobs exist? Couldn't image recognition software do the entire job?
Yea, there are lots of remote data entry jobs (if you go on something like Upwork or whatever there are normally hundreds/thousands advertised, and it's what stuff like Mechanical Turk is for), you can't use software because you need the data in place before software can be used, you need a human to actually understand it and put it in a form a business system can understand. Computers are really bad at those kind of tasks.
But yeah @Nimp programming is not data entry, it doesn't work like that. If you're a very fast and accurate typist you can get minimum-wage jobs doing data entry pretty easily, but it's got absolutely nothing to do with programming.
Well this has been quite insightful. I will continue to ask more questions about data entry on another forum specifically for it. It may be a good job to hold me over until I advance in the programming field. I just got to qualify for a data entry job, first.
Update: Ew. I've tried to apply for three already, and they all were survey sites, that after answering a survey, led me to a survey site, which when I tried to sign up, lead me to ANOTHER survey site. And when I tried to go to a site telling me whether if a certain site was a scam or not, I got blasted with prompts to subscribe to THEIR survey site.
I think I'd rather just keep learning to program and try freelancing.
Oh these jobs are definitely a thing. I have a friend in WI who works from home keying claims (I'm not sure exactly what kind of claims…), it's not a bad gig in general… unless your company works you more than they ought to and paying pittance (or nothing) for mandatory overtime. "Data Entry" gets interpreted in so many different ways unfortunately.
data entry Is inputting data or information from one page to another. for example you will retype the data from word text to spreadsheets.


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From the moment we are born we automatically share a connection with our parents. Family and friends typically compare us to the physical appearance and mannerisms that our mother or father may also possess, ultimately leading to nicknames under the parent you best portray. For Zachary Russo, he has been, and will always be a momma's boy.
Since he could remember, he always admired his mother, Melissa Russo. He describes her as "determined, hardworking, and possesses a go-getter attitude."
Zach also explained how he admires her selflessness even after undergoing a tough childhood.
"She went through a lot of hardship early in her life. I think it shaped her into who she is. Well, she shaped herself into who she wanted to be. I really admire her for creating such an amazing life for herself given the cards she was dealt. It does not matter if it was going to benefit her or not, she just always want to give it her all. "
Russo and his two brothers, Kevin and Andrew, have always been close to their mom. But, Zach was a mini Missy. His cousins would constantly tease him around the holidays calling him "Momma's Boy." As he grew older, he took this less as an insult and more of a compliment for his caretaker and teacher have transitioned into his best friend.
When asked what their relationship will look like with the transition between high school and college, he proceeded to laugh and said, "I really try not to think about it. I hope I don't go too far away because my mom, and family in general, is really important to me."
He and his mom love to shop, run errands, and hang out together at home. When asked what he would tell his mom, he concluded, "I love you. You are a queen. Thank you for everything."
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Three months. It's been three months.
The third of each month is going to clang like a discordant bell for some time, I think, as a marker of time passed since June 3, when Mark died.
Hospice has written to me: "It is not uncommon for people to describe their grief as 'getting worse' or describe their grief as 'stronger' three months after the death. People often report their natural supports have begun to fade away, which may intensify any feelings of loneliness after a loss." They ask me to call if I want to talk.
Right now, I don't want to talk. What I want, of course, is to have Mark back. I want him to walk through the doorway and give me a hug, and I want to realize that this has all been a long bad dream, one of those dreams that make you shudder when you wake up, cold all over from the realization that in your dream state you believed the horror was real.
Last night I dreamt that I was on a wide beach struggling to run away from the ocean, but I was mired in sand and couldn't make much headway. Behind me, I could sense massive dark waves mounting and climbing, coming my way, but I didn't dare look back. I didn't want to see them. I just kept pushing ahead, until I woke up.
Most days are better now, because the passage of time has started to work its inevitable magic. I'm no longer constantly surprised at the turn my life has taken. I can't say I'm used to the changes, but I'm following this path with my eyes open, sometimes trudging with determination, but there are many intervals when I feel, well, normal—my new normal.
Perhaps it is Rilke's poem that is the inspiration for the observations by the grief counsellors that the only way out of grief is through it.
There is still so much to be done, and so much of it still seems impossible at the moment. I picked up Marie Kondo's book, The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up: the Japanese art of decluttering and organizing because everyone seems to be talking about it. My first observation is that Kondo must be a trifle insane. I don't really believe that the socks in my drawer can't rest because they are balled up together. Nevertheless, serious decluttering probably is life-affirming. I just don't think it's time for me to do it yet. Mark's half of the closet remains untouched, except for the items Chris has taken to use. (Fortunately, Mark and Chris shared the same size in almost everything.) I started to fuss over what to do with some of Mark's clothes. Mark had a large collection of absolutely beautiful designer silk ties. Chris may be able to use one or two, but what should I do with the others? When I mentioned this to the counselor I was seeing, she asked me why I felt I needed to do anything right now. Just pack them away, she advised. You don't need to deal with them now, she said.
She's absolutely right. There is a lot more pressing and immediate business to address than disposing of Mark's ties. Now is a time to triage, and to only take on what needs to be taken on. The rest can wait.
This must be wonderfully reassuring for those in similar circumstances. I have taken the liberty of sharing it on my Life Issues page (with attribution, of course). Thank you for sharing.
Thank you Nan. Yes, I've discovered that many others are on this same hard road.


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May 9, 2016	05:56 am JST	 May 9, 2016 | 06:55 am JST
By Christopher Bryan Jones for The Journal (ACCJ)
U.S. venture capitalist James Riney has always had his foot in two cultures. He came to Japan when he was one, returned periodically through age 12, then completed his schooling in the United States. Having two home countries prepared him to become one of his generation's key entrepreneurs.
In an exclusive interview with The Journal, Riney spoke on a range of topics including his career path, the state of venture capital, and how he plans to transform entrepreneurship in Japan.
SEEING IT ALL
Each culture has its own way of doing business, and cultural differences can be an obstacle to success in a global economy. As Riney has come to realize, those who can see both sides are extremely valuable.
"The benefit of growing up in both worlds is that you always have a birds-eye view of everything. You always have one foot inside Japan and one foot outside," he explains. "It does give you sort of this global perspective that local Japanese can't necessarily understand, and also [one that] people from abroad can't necessarily understand about Japan. I think a big part of the reason that I've gotten to where I am is the ability to take advantage of that arbitrage.
"In Japanese you say 'kuuki wo yomu' ('read the air'). I think reading the air is a really important thing that I learned as an adult coming back to Japan and actually being in the workforce."
THE ROAD TO 500
Today Riney is head of 500 Startups Japan, where he manages a $30 million fund to help nurture the nation's fledgling companies. But how did he get there?
"There's not like a romantic creation story," he says. "I was never really exposed to entrepreneurship growing up or in college. I didn't even know anything about Silicon Valley at the time."
Upon graduating, he followed a traditional path and landed at J.P. Morgan. "The tendency is to go toward something that's like a brand name that your peers and your parents are going to respect you for. So I kind of went that direction, because I didn't know any better. And then I just threw myself into that world. I met a lot of very smart people—and that was the valuable part that I got out of it — but immediately I realized that this was just not for me."
His first startup was ResuPress. Riney recognized that, while there is a lot of demand for bilingual talent, candidates in Japan are most often prioritized by test scores — not always a good measure of one's communication ability. The idea was to give prospective employers a way to quickly assess true English ability through a video-based supplement to traditional resume services. "That was a good idea in theory, but the problem is that it wasn't very defensible. Big players can just put that feature into their platform."
So they evolved the concept into Storys.jp, based on the idea of "the story that doesn't fit on your business card." In a country where LinkedIn doesn't work well for networking — because it is seen as a job search site — this platform allowed professionals to tell the stories of their successes in a way that worked within the culture.
The final stop before 500 Startups was DeNA, where Riney oversaw Silicon Valley and southeast Asia investments. He cites the trust placed in him there as important. "If I really had conviction about an investment, my boss never said no. Because he trusted me so much, I grew a lot more."
ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN JAPAN
Now, with 500 Startups as the vehicle, Riney has begun helping those who seek to innovate in Japan. With it comes some specific challenges.
Riney's experience giving a presentation at Keio University, attended by students and a lot of people from corporate departments, highlights one such obstacle. "I was just curious, so I asked 'Would you hire an entrepreneur who failed?' I saw maybe 10 percent of the hands go up out of the corp dev people. Hardly anyone wanted to hire someone who had failed before. That was a shame, and I think that's one of the big reasons why people are afraid to take risks. That would be different in America. It's a completely different perspective.
"The irony is, now the big topic in Japan is open innovation," he continues. "Everyone is like 'How do we create new ideas and new business?' But they don't realize that these people that are starting companies—even if they failed—you want them inside your company. Because just because you're smart and you start a company, it doesn't mean it's going to be big. And so, if you fail, it also doesn't mean you're an idiot. You need those people back inside your organization so you can create these fresh ideas and build them inside."
The level of investment in Japan is also a major challenge according to Riney. "In any given year, there's about $1 billion in venture capital, and about $200 million in angel investment. So you have $1.2 billion versus $48 billion in venture capital in the U.S., $24 billion in angel investment, then add crowdfunding and it's like $75 billion. It's a huge, huge gap. I'm not saying that this number from Japan should be anywhere close to that, but it should at least be $10 billion."
500 Startups plans to change this. Conceding that they cannot change the mindset of the large domestic companies, the plan is to attract M&A interest from abroad. Riney sees the time lag of six to eight months between the emergence of a new business model in the US and the appearance of a similar company in Japan as a key. "We see an opportunity to invest in those [Japanese] companies and then use the 500 network to build a relationship with the company in the U.S. We want to build that over one or two years so, when they actually start thinking about Japan, they start thinking about it as an acquisition rather than going about it by themselves."
Closing out his discussion with The Journal, Riney offers a bit of personal advice for those looking for venture capital. "Before you come to people like 500 Startups, you should be thinking about the team elements. If you have something that's lacking, make sure you have other members who complement that. One thing that I really, really look at is, whether the CEO was able to get people who are very, very high caliber. Because if you can get high-caliber people to take a risk, to leave their presumably very cushy jobs to jump into this risky startup, that shows your ability as a CEO."
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actually somewhat disagree with san diegan
Many young people are hungry for anything non traditional workplace Japanese, they just dont have the opportunity, so they get crushed. Getting crushed was part of the plan all along
Perhaps gaijin like this guy can change that. The challenge becomes what to do with Japanese people who are new at taking risk. From my experience, they try to play both worlds; Japanese when it gets uncomfortable and the more riskier western way when they want to run from the Japanese way. Some never venture into the gaijin territory at all, but take refuge under the eigo dekiru leader, and its now back to the Japan inc game with naive gaijin taking the honey and now he is under the control of the people he hired, Getting very high caliber people is key as well, but I think whats most important is bilingual (halfu or mixed people are gems in business in Japan) to bridge the divide and merge into both worlds, but remaining loyal to the gaijin CEO and his vision. What this guy left out is the elite Japanese are masters at manipulation and will smile to the Westerner, but hijack his plan and change it into Japanese, before he knows it its too late because the herd is now under his control, which is what the leader had planned all along. Yes, kuki yomu is extremely important, but its not all about feel good either. Most kuki yomu is stressful, because you must put away your Western logic of disqualifying "petty" cues and catch on to whats happening and take action on every cue.
You got to sort this out when your in the hiring stage. A very high caliber person is not all that matters in Japan.
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Yeah... It sounds like a Mukashi Problem that will never be over come here. Hence, the steady internal decay will continue. Status Quo is Supreme in many circles here.
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T. Anne Cleary papers
The T. Anne Cleary papers date from 1964 to 2001 and measure 1.4 linear feet. They are arranged in the following series: Personal, Correspondence, Professional Activities, Speeches, Evaluation and Examination Services Department, Research, Publications, and Photographs.
The Personal series include per includes information about Cleary and her family, including papers regarding her care for her father Frank.
The Correspondence series includes personal correspondence to Cleary from friends and family, along with professional correspondence documenting her work at the University of Wisconsin, Evaluation and Examination Services, the University of Iowa, and various professional organizations.
The Professional Activities series contains materials from Cleary's trip to the Yucatan in Mexico and her executive responsibilities for the American Psychological Association and the American Educational Research Association. The Speeches series contains presentation slides and the text of a presentations Cleary made at a variety of venues.
The Evaluation and Examination Services Department series includes Cleary's reports, course materials, advising information, and departmental reviews from her position at the University of Iowa. Cleary's Research series includes her statistical analyses of University of Iowa student enrollment and academic performance records.
The collection's Publications include papers and articles Cleary composed for professional conferences and academic publications. Photographs of Cleary with friends and family complete the collection.
Cleary, T. Anne (Theresa Anne), 1935-1991 (Person)
Theresa Anne Cleary was born on December 12, 1935 in Shanghai, China. She attended Marquette University in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and received a B.S. in Psychology in 1958. She proceeded to the University of Minnesota for her M.A. in Developmental Psychology and completed her Ph.D. in Psychology at the University of Illinois in 1964. Cleary served on the faculty of the University of Wisconsin-Madison from 1966 to1972. In 1971, she became the Executive director of Examinations for The College Board in New York City. She remained with The College Board until 1978, serving as chief of its programming services division, vice president of planning and research, and as a research consultant, respectively. In 1979, Cleary was appointed director of Evaluation and Examinations Service and Professor of Educational Measurement and Statistics at the University of Iowa. She was later named Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs. Throughout the 1980s, Cleary was active in the American Educational Research Association, where she served as vice president from 1982 to 1984. In addition, she served as president of the American Psychological Association from 1984 to 1985 and from 1986 to 1987. In 1983, Cleary's father Frank Cleary was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease and moved to Iowa City from Canada to be under her care. T. Anne Cleary was among the six shooting victims of disgruntled University of Iowa graduate student, Gang Lu on November 1, 1991. She died the following day at age 56.
University of Iowa Vice President of Academic Affairs, American Psychological Association president, and expert in educational testing.
The papers (donor no. 587) were donated by Joyce Moore in 1999.
http://sdrc.lib.uiowa.edu/iwa/findingaids/html/ClearyTAnne.htm#content
Cleary, T. Anne (Theresa Anne), 1935-1991
College Entrance Examination Board
Educational tests and measurements
Iowa City (Iowa)
State University of Iowa
Victims of crimes
Women in higher education
Yucatán (Mexico : State)
Heather Stecklein, 2002.
External Documents
Other URL
T. Anne Cleary papers, Iowa Women's Archives, The University of Iowa Libraries, Iowa City. http://aspace.lib.uiowa.edu/repositories/4/resources/1824 Accessed January 22, 2020.


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';
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',$txt['started_by'],' ', $context['topic_poster_name'],', ', $context['topic_started_time'],'
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', $txt['poll_total_voters'], ': ', $context['poll']['total_votes'], '
';
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', $option['vote_button'], ' ', $option['option'], '
';

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', ($context['poll']['is_expired'] ? $txt['poll_expired_on'] : $txt['poll_expires_on']), ': ', $context['poll']['expire_time'], '
';

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';

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';
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', $txt['calendar_linked_events'], '

';

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						', ($event['can_edit'] ? ' ' : ''), '', $event['title'], ': ', $event['start_date'], ($event['start_date'] != $event['end_date'] ? ' - ' . $event['end_date'] : ''), '

';

		echo '

';
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				', template_button_strip($context['normal_buttons'], 'right'), '
				', $context['menu_separator'], '', $txt['go_down'], '

					', $context['page_index'], '

';

	// Show the topic information - icon, subject, etc.
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';

	echo '
				<form action="', $scripturl, '?action=quickmod2;topic=', $context['current_topic'], '.', $context['start'], '" method="post" accept-charset="', $context['character_set'], '" name="quickModForm" id="quickModForm" onsubmit="return oQuickModify.bInEditMode ? oQuickModify.modifySave(\'' . $context['session_id'] . '\', \'' . $context['session_var'] . '\') : false">';

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	$context['removableMessageIDs'] = array();

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	echo '
				</form>

';

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	echo '

				', template_button_strip($context['normal_buttons'], 'right'), '
				', $context['menu_separator'], '', $txt['go_up'], '

					', $context['page_index'], '

';

	// Show the lower breadcrumbs.
	theme_linktree();

	echo '

				', template_button_strip($context['mod_buttons'], 'bottom', array('id' => 'moderationbuttons_strip')), '

';

	// Show the jumpto box, or actually...let Javascript do it.
	echo '

';

	// Show quickreply
	if ($context['can_reply'])
	template_quickreply();

		echo '
				';

}

/**
 * Template for displaying a single post.
 *
 * @param array $message An array of information about the message to display. Should have 'id' and 'member'. Can also have 'first_new', 'is_ignored' and 'css_class'.
 */
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{
	global $context, $settings, $options, $txt, $scripturl, $modSettings;

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		$context['removableMessageIDs'][] = $message['id'];

	// Are we ignoring this message?
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	{
		$ignoring = true;
		$context['ignoredMsgs'][] = $message['id'];
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	echo '

', $message['id'] != $context['first_message'] ? '
					' . ($message['first_new'] ? '' : '') : '', '

';

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	echo '

';

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		echo '

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', $custom['value'], '
';

		echo '

';
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	echo '

';

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		echo '
								', $context['can_send_pm'] ? '' : '', '', $context['can_send_pm'] ? '' : '';

	// Show a link to the member's profile.
	echo '
								', $message['member']['link'], '

';

	echo '

';

	// Show the user's avatar.
	if (!empty($modSettings['show_user_images']) && empty($options['show_no_avatars']) && !empty($message['member']['avatar']['image']))
		echo '

									', $message['member']['avatar']['image'], '

';

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		foreach ($message['custom_fields']['below_avatar'] as $custom)
			echo '

', $custom['value'], '
';

	// Show the post group icons, but not for guests.
	if (!$message['member']['is_guest'])
		echo '

', $message['member']['group_icons'], '
';

	// Show the member's primary group (like 'Administrator') if they have one.
	if (!empty($message['member']['group']))
		echo '

', $message['member']['group'], '
';

	// Show the member's custom title, if they have one.
	if (!empty($message['member']['title']))
		echo '

', $message['member']['title'], '
';

	// Don't show these things for guests.
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	{

		// Show the post group if and only if they have no other group or the option is on, and they are in a post group.
		if ((empty($modSettings['hide_post_group']) || $message['member']['group'] == '') && $message['member']['post_group'] != '')
			echo '

', $message['member']['post_group'], '
';

		// Show how many posts they have made.
		if (!isset($context['disabled_fields']['posts']))
			echo '

', $txt['member_postcount'], ': ', $message['member']['posts'], '
';

		// Show their personal text?
		if (!empty($modSettings['show_blurb']) && $message['member']['blurb'] != '')
			echo '

', $message['member']['blurb'], '
';

		// Any custom fields to show as icons?
		if (!empty($message['custom_fields']['icons']))
		{
			echo '

';

			foreach ($message['custom_fields']['icons'] as $custom)
				echo '

', $custom['value'], '
';

			echo '

';
		}

		// Show the website and email address buttons.
		if ($message['member']['show_profile_buttons'])
		{
			echo '

';

			// Don't show an icon if they haven't specified a website.
			if ($message['member']['website']['url'] != '' && !isset($context['disabled_fields']['website']))
				echo '

', ($settings['use_image_buttons'] ? '' : $txt['www']), '
';

			// Since we know this person isn't a guest, you *can* message them.
			if ($context['can_send_pm'])
				echo '

', $settings['use_image_buttons'] ? ' ' : ($message['member']['online']['is_online'] ? $txt['pm_online'] : $txt['pm_offline']), '
';

			// Show the email if necessary
			if (!empty($message['member']['email']) && $message['member']['show_email'])
				echo '

', ($settings['use_image_buttons'] ? '' : $txt['email']), '
';

				echo '

';
		}

		// Any custom fields for standard placement?
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			foreach ($message['custom_fields']['standard'] as $custom)
				echo '

', $custom['title'], ': ', $custom['value'], '
';

	}
	// Otherwise, show the guest's email.
	elseif (!empty($message['member']['email']) && $message['member']['show_email'])
		echo '

', ($settings['use_image_buttons'] ? '' : $txt['email']), '
';

	// Show the IP to this user for this post - because you can moderate?
	if (!empty($context['can_moderate_forum']) && !empty($message['member']['ip']))
		echo '

', $message['member']['ip'], ' (?)
';

	// Or, should we show it because this is you?
	elseif ($message['can_see_ip'])
		echo '

', $message['member']['ip'], '
';

	// Okay, are you at least logged in? Then we can show something about why IPs are logged...
	elseif (!$context['user']['is_guest'])
		echo '

', $txt['logged'], '
';

	// Otherwise, you see NOTHING!
	else
		echo '

', $txt['logged'], '
';

	// Are we showing the warning status?
	// Don't show these things for guests.
	if (!$message['member']['is_guest'] && $message['member']['can_see_warning'])
		echo '

', $context['can_issue_warning'] ? '' : '', ' ', $context['can_issue_warning'] ? '' : '', '', $txt['warn_' . $message['member']['warning_status']], '
';

	// Are there any custom fields to show at the bottom of the poster info?
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		foreach ($message['custom_fields']['bottom_poster'] as $custom)
			echo '

', $custom['value'], '
';

	// Poster info ends.
	echo '

';
	echo '

';

	//Some people don't want subject ... The div is still required or quick edit breaks...
	echo '

', (empty($modSettings['subject_toggle']) ? '' : '' . $message['subject'] . ''), '
';

	echo '

									', !empty($message['counter']) ? ' #' . $message['counter'] : '', ' ', '

									', $message['time'], '';

	// Show "<< Last Edit: Time by Person >>" if this post was edited. But we need the div even if it wasn't modified!
	// Because we insert into it through AJAX and we don't want to stop themers moving it around if they so wish so they can put it where they want it.
	echo '
									';

	if (!empty($modSettings['show_modify']) && !empty($message['modified']['name']))
		echo $message['modified']['last_edit_text'];
	echo '';

	echo '

';

	// Ignoring this user? Hide the post.
	if ($ignoring)
		echo '

								', $txt['ignoring_user'], '
								', $txt['show_ignore_user_post'], '

';

	// Show the post itself, finally!
	echo '

';

	if (!$message['approved'] && $message['member']['id'] != 0 && $message['member']['id'] == $context['user']['id'])
		echo '

									', $txt['post_awaiting_approval'], '

';
	echo '

', $message['body'], '

';

	// Assuming there are attachments...
	if (!empty($message['attachment']))
	{
		echo '

';

		$last_approved_state = 1;
		$attachments_per_line = 5;
		$i = 0;

		foreach ($message['attachment'] as $attachment)
		{
			// Show a special box for unapproved attachments...
			if ($attachment['is_approved'] != $last_approved_state)
			{
				$last_approved_state = 0;
				echo '
								<fieldset>
									<legend>', $txt['attach_awaiting_approve'];

				if ($context['can_approve'])
					echo '
										 [', $txt['approve_all'], ']';

				echo '
									</legend>';
			}

			echo '

';

			if ($attachment['is_image'])
			{
				echo '

';

				if ($attachment['thumbnail']['has_thumb'])
					echo '
											';
				else
					echo '
											';

				echo '

';
			}

			echo '

											 ' . $attachment['name'] . ' ';

			if (!$attachment['is_approved'] && $context['can_approve'])
				echo '
											[', $txt['approve'], '] | [', $txt['delete'], '] ';
			echo '

', $attachment['size'], ($attachment['is_image'] ? ', ' . $attachment['real_width'] . 'x' . $attachment['real_height'] . '
' . sprintf($txt['attach_viewed'], $attachment['downloads']) : '
' . sprintf($txt['attach_downloaded'], $attachment['downloads'])), '

';

			echo '

';

			// Next attachment line ?
			if (++$i % $attachments_per_line === 0)
				echo '

';
		}

		// If we had unapproved attachments clean up.
		if ($last_approved_state == 0)
			echo '
								</fieldset>';

		echo '

';
	}

	// And stuff below the attachments.
	if ($context['can_report_moderator'] || !empty($context['can_see_likes']) || !empty($context['can_like']) || $message['can_approve'] || $message['can_unapprove'] || $context['can_reply'] || $message['can_modify'] || $message['can_remove'] || $context['can_split'] || $context['can_restore_msg'] || $context['can_quote'])
	echo '

';

	// Maybe they want to report this post to the moderator(s)?
	if ($context['can_report_moderator'])
		echo '

', $txt['report_to_mod'], '

';

	// What about likes?
	if (!empty($modSettings['enable_likes']))
	{
		echo '

';

		if (!empty($message['likes']['can_like']))
		{
			echo '

 ', $message['likes']['you'] ? $txt['unlike'] : $txt['like'], '
';
		}

		if (!empty($message['likes']['count']) && !empty($context['can_see_likes']))
		{
			$context['some_likes'] = true;
			$count = $message['likes']['count'];
			$base = 'likes_';
			if ($message['likes']['you'])
			{
				$base = 'you_' . $base;
				$count--;
			}
			$base .= (isset($txt[$base . $count])) ? $count : 'n';

			echo '

', sprintf($txt[$base], $scripturl . '?action=likes;sa=view;ltype=msg;like=' . $message['id'] .';'. $context['session_var'] .'='. $context['session_id'], comma_format($count)), '
';
		}

		echo '

';
	}

	// Show the quickbuttons, for various operations on posts.
	if ($message['can_approve'] || $message['can_unapprove'] || $context['can_reply'] || $message['can_modify'] || $message['can_remove'] || $context['can_split'] || $context['can_restore_msg'] || $context['can_quote'])
	{
		echo '

';

		// Can they quote? if so they can select and quote as well!
		if ($context['can_quote'])
			echo '

', $txt['quote_action'], '

', $txt['quote_selected_action'] ,'
';

		// Can the user modify the contents of this post? Show the modify inline image.
		if ($message['can_modify'])
			echo '

', $txt['quick_edit'], '
';

		if ($message['can_approve'] || $message['can_unapprove'] || $message['can_modify'] || $message['can_remove'] || $context['can_split'] || $context['can_restore_msg'])
			echo '

', $txt['post_options'];

		echo '

';

		// Can the user modify the contents of this post?
		if ($message['can_modify'])
			echo '

', $txt['modify'], '
';

		// How about... even... remove it entirely?!
		if ($context['can_delete'] && ($context['topic_first_message'] == $message['id']))
			echo '

', $txt['remove_topic'],'
';
		elseif ($message['can_remove'] && ($context['topic_first_message'] != $message['id']))
			echo '

', $txt['remove'], '
';

		// What about splitting it off the rest of the topic?
		if ($context['can_split'] && !empty($context['real_num_replies']))
			echo '

', $txt['split'], '
';

		// Can we issue a warning because of this post? Remember, we can't give guests warnings.
		if ($context['can_issue_warning'] && !$message['is_message_author'] && !$message['member']['is_guest'])
			echo '

', $txt['issue_warning'], '
';

		// Can we restore topics?
		if ($context['can_restore_msg'])
			echo '

', $txt['restore_message'], '
';

		// Maybe we can approve it, maybe we should?
		if ($message['can_approve'])
			echo '

', $txt['approve'], '
';

		// Maybe we can unapprove it?
		if ($message['can_unapprove'])
			echo '

', $txt['unapprove'], '
';

		echo '

';

		// Show a checkbox for quick moderation?
		if (!empty($options['display_quick_mod']) && $options['display_quick_mod'] == 1 && $message['can_remove'])
			echo '

';

		if ($message['can_approve'] || $context['can_reply'] || $message['can_modify'] || $message['can_remove'] || $context['can_split'] || $context['can_restore_msg'])
			echo '

';
	}

	if ($context['can_report_moderator'] || !empty($context['can_see_likes']) || !empty($context['can_like']) || $message['can_approve'] || $message['can_unapprove'] || $context['can_reply'] || $message['can_modify'] || $message['can_remove'] || $context['can_split'] || $context['can_restore_msg'] || $context['can_quote'])
	echo '

';

	echo '

';

	// Are there any custom profile fields for above the signature?
	if (!empty($message['custom_fields']['above_signature']))
	{
		echo '

';

		foreach ($message['custom_fields']['above_signature'] as $custom)
			echo '

', $custom['value'], '
';

		echo '

';
	}

	// Show the member's signature?
	if (!empty($message['member']['signature']) && empty($options['show_no_signatures']) && $context['signature_enabled'])
		echo '

', $message['member']['signature'], '
';

	// Are there any custom profile fields for below the signature?
	if (!empty($message['custom_fields']['below_signature']))
	{
		echo '

';

		foreach ($message['custom_fields']['below_signature'] as $custom)
			echo '

', $custom['value'], '
';

		echo '

';
	}

	echo '

';
}

/**
 * The template for displaying the quick reply box.
 */
function template_quickreply()
{
	global $context, $modSettings, $scripturl, $options, $txt;
	echo '

					', $txt['quick_reply'], '

', empty($options['use_editor_quick_reply']) ? '

' . $txt['quick_reply_desc'] . '
' : '', '
					', $context['is_locked'] ? '
' . $txt['quick_reply_warning'] . '
' : '',
					!empty($context['oldTopicError']) ? '
' . sprintf($txt['error_old_topic'], $modSettings['oldTopicDays']) . '
' : '', '
					', $context['can_reply_approved'] ? '' : '' . $txt['wait_for_approval'] . '', '
					', !$context['can_reply_approved'] && $context['require_verification'] ? '
' : '', '
					<form action="', $scripturl, '?board=', $context['current_board'], ';action=post2" method="post" accept-charset="', $context['character_set'], '" name="postmodify" id="postmodify" onsubmit="submitonce(this);">
						<input type="hidden" name="topic" value="', $context['current_topic'], '">
						<input type="hidden" name="subject" value="', $context['response_prefix'], $context['subject'], '">
						<input type="hidden" name="icon" value="xx">
						<input type="hidden" name="from_qr" value="1">
						<input type="hidden" name="notify" value="', $context['is_marked_notify'] || !empty($options['auto_notify']) ? '1' : '0', '">
						<input type="hidden" name="not_approved" value="', !$context['can_reply_approved'], '">
						<input type="hidden" name="goback" value="', empty($options['return_to_post']) ? '0' : '1', '">
						<input type="hidden" name="last_msg" value="', $context['topic_last_message'], '">
						<input type="hidden" name="', $context['session_var'], '" value="', $context['session_id'], '">
						<input type="hidden" name="seqnum" value="', $context['form_sequence_number'], '">';

		// Guests just need more.
		if ($context['user']['is_guest'])
			echo '

								', $txt['name'], ':

								<input type="text" name="guestname" size="25" value="', $context['name'], '" tabindex="', $context['tabindex']++, '" class="input_text">

								', $txt['email'], ':

								<input type="email" name="email" size="25" value="', $context['email'], '" tabindex="', $context['tabindex']++, '" class="input_text" required>

';

		echo '
						', template_control_richedit($context['post_box_name'], 'smileyBox_message', 'bbcBox_message'), '
						';

	// Is visual verification enabled?
	if ($context['require_verification'])
	{
		echo '

					', $txt['verification'], ':
					', template_control_verification($context['visual_verification_id'], 'all'), '

';
	}

	// Finally, the submit buttons.
	echo '

					', template_control_richedit_buttons($context['post_box_name']) ,'
				';
		echo '
					</form>

';

	// draft autosave available and the user has it enabled?
	if (!empty($context['drafts_autosave']))
		echo '
			';

	if ($context['show_spellchecking'])
		echo '
			<form action="', $scripturl, '?action=spellcheck" method="post" accept-charset="', $context['character_set'], '" name="spell_form" id="spell_form" target="spellWindow"><input type="hidden" name="spellstring" value=""></form>';

	echo '
				';
}
?>

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


India's broadband connection base increased by 0.35% to 15.05 million at the end of March 2013, from 15 million at the end of February, according to the Indian Telecom regulator TRAI. Its worth noting that India's target for 2010 was 20 million broadband connections, and we optimistically hope that it will be reached before 2015.
The total number of mobile connections in the country (including multi-SIM and inactive connections) increased to 867.80 million in March, and the active mobile connection base increased: 722.96 million mobile connections in India – around 83.31% of total – are active. Don't confuse this with mobile users though, since it includes multi-SIM users.
– There were 722.96 million active connection in the month of March.
– Idea has 98.86% of its connections active – the maximum among all the operators.
– Vodafone has the second highest active connection base of 95.61%, followed by Airtel at 95.00%.
In terms of the number of active connections, Airtel leads with 178.78 million connections followed by Vodafone at 145.66 million connections.
– RCOM added 3.02 million connections, taking its connection base to 122.97 million.
– Vodafone added 2.46 million connections, taking its connection base to 152.35 million.
– Idea added 2.31 million connections, taking its connection base to 121.60 million.
– Bharti Airtel added 1.57 million connections, taking its connection base to 188.19 million.
– In terms of active connections, Maharashtra leads with 88.70% active connections, followed by Madhya Pradesh, West Bengal and J & K. Tamil Nadu has just 72.88% active connections, the lowest among all circles.
– UP (East) has the most number of connections, with 73,824,150 connections. Tamil Nadu is second with 72,412,392 connections and Maharashtra is third, with 68,400,365 connections.
– Bharti Airtel holds the maximum percentage market share of wireless connections at 21.69%, followed by Vodafone at 17.56%, Reliance at 14.17%, Idea at 14.01% and BSNL at 11.66%.


text:
'use strict';

(function () {

    var app = angular.module('tribefire.js');
    app.provider('TribefireRestConfig', TribefireRestConfig);

    function TribefireRestConfig() {
        this.setBaseUrl = function (baseUrl) {
            this.baseUrl = baseUrl;
        };

        this.setAccessId = function (accessId) {
            this.accessId = accessId;
        };

        this.$get = function () {
            return this;
        };
    }
})();