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Authentic rockabilly and 50s Rock 'n' Roll from the Ukraine.
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Who Is Jeff Devlin Engaged To? Facts about the DIY Network Star's Fiancée and Ex-Wife
By: Caroline John - Published: August 26, 2021 at 8:57 am
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Craftsman, contractor, and television host Jeff Devlin's personal life has always intrigued his fans. With the return of Stone House Revival on the DIY Network, the carpenter's fans are once again asking who Jeff Devlin's wife is, or if he's in a relationship. The last time the show was on air, Jeff was in a new relationship that prompted many to wonder what happened to his wife, Christine Devlin. Some aren't aware that Jeff and Christine are no longer together. We detail Jeff Devlin's relationship history here.
Who Is Jeff Devlin Dating?
DIY Network star Jeff Devlin is currently in a relationship with a woman named Janelle Burdette. Social media posts reveal they have been together since 2018.
The carpenter announced his engagement to Burdette on his social media page on Christmas Day 2020. While there's no news of a wedding date in sight, Devlin and Burdette are still going strong.
Who Is Janelle Burdette?
Janelle Burdette was born on May 27, 1973, and hails from West Virginia. She is currently based in Malvern, Pennsylvania.
She studied audiology at West Virginia University and A.T. Still University. She works as a clinical sales associate at Midlantic Technologies.
Burdette was also previously married. She has two sons, Gavin and Walker, from her previous relationship.
Jeff Devlin's Ex-Wife Christine Devlin
Jeff Devlin was previously married to Christine Devlin. Their social media posts reveal they first began dating in 1997.
She was born Christine Lear on May 23, 1974. She is a veterinary nurse, but also fulfilled her lifelong dream of becoming a Phillies ball girl not too long ago.
Jeff and Christine, whose wedding anniversary fell on October 2, are parents to two children, Reese and Aidan. Reese is a student at Penn State.
Jeff and Christine Devlin were together for almost two decades. It's unknown when they divorced. But it doesn't appear to have been a bitter one. They seem to coparent their kids, and also haven't completely deleted traces of their marriage from their respective social media posts.

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I am using XAMPP 3.2.2 on a Windows 10 machine.  If you need any more of my code for context, I can provide.  Thanks!
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A: This happens because your loop has an empty statement ;:
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I'm sure this is just a typo ! Please remove the semicolon and try.

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There are a lot of very dangerous professions in the United States, and people often do not know just how risky they are.
For instance, did you know that professional drivers, including truck drivers, have a fatality rate that is the seventh-highest in the United States? If you look at the data from 2016, the last year on record as of early 2019, a total of 660 people in large trucks died in these accidents.
One important thing to note is that it's not just drivers who face these risks in their own semitrucks. Reports are careful to note that the 660 deaths included "large truck occupants." That means passengers and other workers could contribute to that number, just as long as they were also occupants at the time of the crash.
On top of that, everyone who shares the road with semitrucks must understand that the greatest risk is to other drivers. If a semi goes out of control or enters oncoming traffic, for instance, people in small cars and pickup trucks suddenly find themselves in the path of an 80,000-pound vehicle. A semi driver may walk away from that with barely a scratch, while others could be killed. When you see that there were 660 deaths in the semitrucks, you have to consider how many other people died in multi-vehicle accidents.
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Texas Bowl to Feature TCU vs Arkansas
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A Small Act is a documentary film produced by Harambee Media and HBO and directed by Jennifer Arnold. The documentary chronicles Chris Mburu's search for his benefactor, whose sponsorship allowed him to continue secondary school in Kenya. He would go on to earn degrees from the University of Nairobi and Harvard Law School.

Synopsis
Chris Mburu is a United Nations human rights advocate. As a child in Kenya, he was a good student, but would not have been able to enter secondary school, as only Primary School is free of cost in Kenya. Due to his outstanding grades, Chris was selected for a direct scholarship, provided to him by a Swedish woman named Hilde Back, who had fled Nazi Germany because of her Jewish heritage.

In the present day, Mburu has decided to create a scholarship program of his own, and names it after his former benefactor, Hilde Back. In Kenya, Three gifted students, Kimani, Ruth, and Caroline are vying for a scholarship that may be their only chance to continue school. Kimani, Ruth and Caroline take the Kenya Certificate of Primary Education Test, a nationwide standard that will determine their eligibility for Mburu's scholarship program. However, the violence and mayhem of the 2007–2008 Kenyan crisis may jeopardize the students' dreams.

Due to a lack of students meeting the predetermined threshold on the tests, Kimani is given a scholarship.  Unfortunately, Ruth and Caroline do not receive scholarships, but it is revealed in the closing credits that they have been sponsored to continue schooling by the documentary film crew.

The film premiered at Sundance Film Festival and went on to win the Humanitas Prize for Documentary, a NAMIC Vision Award and was nominated for the Best Documentary Emmy Award.

The rippling effect theory has never been easily proven, than in this particular story. The "drop" in the "ocean" literally formed waves across the vast ocean. From Sweden to Kenya.

External links

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Indian renewable energy project developer Avaada Power has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Government of Uttar Pradesh to invest US$1.55 billion for the development of 1.6GW of solar projects in the state.
The projects will be developed across Mirzapur, Badun, Gorakhpur and Bundelkhand districts, creating nearly 3,700 jobs in the process, said Avaada in a release. The MoU was signed as part of 'UP Investors Summit 2018', in the presence of the chief minister of Uttar Pradesh Yogi Adityanath.
Uttar Pradesh has its own target for 2GW of solar each year. The state currently has an installed capacity of 569.35MW of PV and Avaada claims the state has the potential to reach 22.8GW. Last month, it also issued a tender for 1GW of solar projects.
Vineet Mittal, chairman, Avaada Group, who was founder of Welspun Energy and formerly chairman of Indian solar pioneer Welspun Renewables before it was acquired by Tata Power, said: "We are geared up to support Uttar Pradesh's mission of utilizing the potential of the sun to power its development needs sustainably. We are working aggressively to help catapult the state on the clean energy trajectory. The state falls under high solar irradiation zone, which offers tremendous opportunities for expanding its clean energy portfolio."
Avaada Power itself plans to set up gigawatts of solar projects across India, having already built nearly 1GW of capacity across 10 states. It has been active in some of last year's auctions that drew record low prices.


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The BBC has announced that Former Emmerdale star Samuel Anderson is to join the cast of Doctor Who as a recurring character in the upcoming eighth series. He will play Danny Pink, a teacher at Coal Hill School where Clara Oswald also teaches.
Anderson said: "I was so excited to join Doctor Who, I wanted to jump and click my heels, but I was scared I might not come down before filming started!"
He continued: "It's a quintessential part of British culture and I can't believe I'm part of it. It's an honour to be able to work alongside Peter Capaldi and Jenna Coleman and I can't wait to show people how my character becomes involved with such a fantastic duo!"
And I can't wait to see it Samuel. It might be nice to have a dynamic trio in the TARDIS again providing he's not a third wheel, mooning love sick puppy like Micky Smith started out as.
Executive producer Steven Moffat said: "For the fourth time in Doctor Who history, Coal Hill School is coming to the aid of the TARDIS. In 1963 teachers Ian Chesterton and Barbara Wright accompanied the First Doctor. These days it's the turn of Jenna Coleman as Clara Oswald. And very soon now, Sam Anderson as Danny Pink will be entering the world of the Doctor. But how and why? Answers are coming later this year in Peter Capaldi's first series of Doctor Who!"
Hopefully, Danny Pink will be useful straight away like Captain Jack was or like Rory Williams. I just hope there's no forced relationship between Danny and Clara as I'm not ready for another love story especially with a new Doctor to get used to.
Could this announcement mean that Samuel Anderson will soon be on set? Look out for news of sightings on Twitter.
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Another Five Tigers are Dead
A tiger sleeps in a zoo. Photo Credit: Wikipedia Commons
Officials in Vietnam have just made a gruesome discovery: the carcasses of five dead tigers in a wildlife trafficker's freezer. The internal organs of the Indochinese tigers had been removed, likely for use as ingredients in traditional medicine.
And there you have it. Despite heroic efforts by conservationists and wildlife officials across the region, the illegal wildlife trade carries on unabated. Vietnam remains a major transit point for the trafficking of tigers from across Southeast Asia and farther afield. Last May a Vietnamese man was arrested for trying to sell the frozen remains of four tiger cubs on Facebook.
Fuelling most of this deplorable trade in endangered animals are atavistic beliefs that falsely attribute medicinal properties to the body parts of "exotic" species. In China, Hong Kong, Vietnam and elsewhere the boiled bones of tigers ground and mixed with wine are widely on sale as medicine for arthritis and a variety of other ailments.
A mother lavishes attention on her cub. Photo Credit: Flickr
Unless drastic measures are taken tigers may be driven extinct from the wild within a generation. Only around 4,000 wild tigers are left roaming in increasingly diminished habitats, where they face existential threats daily in the form of poaching. A mere century ago, the planet still had 100,000 wild tigers. Since then the majestic predators have lost as much as 93% of their habitats throughout their natural ranges from Siberia to Bengal to Peninsular Malaysia.
Within the past few decades, three subspecies out of the original nine have already been driven extinct: the Balinese, Caspian and Javan tigers. Malaysia's iconic Malayan tigers have managed to cling on, but barely just, with no more than 350 of them at most remaining in the wild.
Tigers may appear supremely powerful creatures, but they are defenseless against people who are out to harm them. Human greed, ignorance and cold-heartedness are driving these beautiful animals ever close to the verge of extinction. Meanwhile, captive tigers will continue to languish at so-called tiger farms, which exploit them as tourist attractions and secretly traffic in their body parts.
What can we do? Plenty. We must boycott all tiger farms and we must boycott all apothecaries that continue to sell medicines made from dead animals.
Tags: Malayan Tiger, tiger conservation, tiger farms, traditional medicine
Cherie LeBlanc
MaramSun, 26 Mar 2017 04:31:07 +00002017-03-26T04:31:07+00:0004 26, 2017 at 4:31 am
When is this disgusting and heinous act of cruelty to animals going to end?
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MarpmSun, 26 Mar 2017 15:07:07 +00002017-03-26T15:07:07+00:0003 26, 2017 at 3:07 pm
Hi Cherie,
Unfortunately, that will not happen until the demand for their parts ceases globally. However, we can all help make that happen by refusing to buy products that involve cruelty to animals or any form of animal exploitation.
Clean Malaysia Team
MarpmMon, 27 Mar 2017 23:00:07 +00002017-03-27T23:00:07+00:0011 27, 2017 at 11:00 pm
How can tradition be stopped? Why is tiger-parts medicine so much entangled with Asian cultures? I get it that these cats are symbols of pride, strength and majesty so maybe there is the idea that consuming/owning parts of the beast can give people similar strength/power…. but how is it possible that nowdays with Internet and information in every corner there can still be so much ignorance out there? Or is it just for the luxury of owning tiger fur? Even in that case they could wait for the animal to die its natural death if there is such a strong need to have some symbol of power lying as a carpet on the floor…. But really those people trafiking in animal parts should be the first ones to support conservation of those species for the simple reason that if they keep killing them they will be out of business in less than a decade! That's not a good business plan to be honest…!! I do not like nor support tiger farming for body parts but at least those animals weren't part of the few remaining in the wild…. I rather see tiger farms than having poachers kill wild ones, successfully ending a species.
I know this sounds a horrible thing to say but do I make sense to you?
MaramTue, 28 Mar 2017 06:42:54 +00002017-03-28T06:42:54+00:0006 28, 2017 at 6:42 am
The problem with tiger farms is that they continue to feed the demand for tiger parts. Theoretically, as you point out, so long as it's captive tigers that die natural deaths that are used in traditional medicine, wild tigers should be safe. Sadly, however, that tends not to be the case. Because the demand for tiger parts continues to be great, poachers from Malaysia to Vietnam have an incentive to hunt wild tigers and sell them on the black market. You're right to wonder how we could eradicate age-old beliefs in tiger parts across much of Asia. Often it does seem like an uphill battle.


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The Macallan Rare Cask features a deep ruby mahogany colour and displays an intense sweet raisin note, coupled with a rich, velvety smooth mouthfeel and complexity to provide an indulgent and highly sensorial whisky experience.
ABV : 43% | Volume : 70cl
Rare Cask, Batch No. 2, 2019 Release
A Rare and Special Discovery
Ruby Mahogany
Soft notes of vanilla with rich raisin, followed by a sweet fusion of fresh apple, lemon and orange.
An intense sweet raisin dominates before giving way to vanilla and dark chocolate, with layers of light citrus zest.
Long, rich and velvety.
A Quest for the Extraordinary
Rare Cask is crafted from the finest and rarest sherry seasoned oak casks, unearthed by The Macallan Whisky Mastery Team using their knowledge, skill, passion, and creativity in their quest to seek out the extraordinary.
This single malt whisky reveals the remarkable art and science of the Whisky Maker in selecting unique oak casks that exhibit a distinctive and complex flavour profile. They were curated for maturation by The Macallan Master of Wood and delivered to the exacting specifications of The Macallan Whisky Mastery Team to create Rare Cask. This luxurious expression highlights the magic and science in The Macallan's intricate whisky making process, as the whisky maker identifies the exceptional oak casks which impart the intense and highly complex flavour profile.
Soft aromas of vanilla with rich raisin lead the journey of discovery into this single malt whisky, followed by a sweet fusion of fresh apple, lemon and orange. Intense sweet raisin flavours dominate the palate, before giving way to vanilla and dark chocolate, with layers of light citrus zest. The finish is long, rich and velvety to offer a decadent whisky experience that will leave a lasting impression.
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Every Macallan single malt reveals the unrivalled commitment to the mastery of wood and spirit for which The Macallan has been known since it was established in 1824. It is an expression of our enduring desire to go beyond ordinary, to seek out the extraordinary, and create peerless single malts.
Our reputation for the extraordinary is characterised by the exceptional oak casks for which The Macallan is renowned. Sourced, crafted, toasted and seasoned under the watchful eye of the Master of Wood, the hand-picked casks are delivered to the demanding specifications of the Whisky Mastery Team. It is the oak that makes the greatest contribution to the quality, natural colour and distinctive aromas and flavours at the heart of this single malt whisky.
Once filled, the maturing spirit remains undisturbed in the same casks for the necessary number of years it needs to be worthy of its destined Macallan expression. It is these oak casks that make the greatest contribution to the quality, natural colour and distinctive aromas and flavours which lie at the heart of The Macallan single malt.
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  readonly errors: ValidationErrors;

  /**
   * The names of all asynchronous validations currently running
   * for the state.
   */
  readonly pendingValidations: readonly string[];

  /**
   * This property indicates whether the control is currently being
   * asynchronously validated.
   */
  readonly isValidationPending: boolean;

  /**
   * This property indicates whether the state is enabled. When it
   * is `false` the `errors` are always `{}` (i.e. the state is
   * always valid if disabled) and `pendingValidations` is always `[]`
   * (i.e. all pending validations are cancelled).
   */
  readonly isEnabled: boolean;

  /**
   * This property indicates whether the state is disabled. When it
   * is `true` the `errors` are always `{}` (i.e. the state is
   * always valid if disabled) and `pendingValidations` is always `[]`
   * (i.e. all pending validations are cancelled).
   */
  readonly isDisabled: boolean;

  /**
   * This property is set to `true` as soon as the state's value changes.
   */
  readonly isDirty: boolean;

  /**
   * This property is `true` as long as the state's value never changed.
   */
  readonly isPristine: boolean;

  /**
   * This property is set to `true` as soon as the state is touched.
   */
  readonly isTouched: boolean;

  /**
   * This property is `true` as long as the state is not touched.
   */
  readonly isUntouched: boolean;

  /**
   * This property is set to `true` as soon as the state is submitted.
   */
  readonly isSubmitted: boolean;

  /**
   * This property is `true` as long as the state is not submitted.
   */
  readonly isUnsubmitted: boolean;

  /**
   * This property is a container for user-defined metadata (e.g. if
   * you wanted to count the number of times a state's value has been
   * changed, what keys were pressed on an input, or how often a form
   * has been submitted etc.). While it is possible to store this kind
   * of information outside of **ngrx-forms** in your own state the
   * `userDefinedProperties` allow you to store your own metadata
   * directly in the state.
   */
  readonly userDefinedProperties: KeyValue;
}

/**
 * State associated with a form control, i.e. an HTML form
 * element in the view (e.g. `input`, `select`, `textarea` etc.).
 */
export interface FormControlState<TValue extends FormControlValueTypes> extends AbstractControlState<TValue> {
  /**
   * The value of the form state. Form controls only support values of
   * type `string`, `number`, `boolean`, `null`, and `undefined` to
   * keep the state string serializable.
   */
  readonly value: TValue;

  /**
   * This property is `true` if the form control does not have any errors.
   */
  readonly isValid: boolean;

  /**
   * This property is `true` if the form control has at least one error.
   */
  readonly isInvalid: boolean;

  /**
   * The errors of the form control. This property always has a value.
   * If the control has no errors the property is set to `{}`.
   */
  readonly errors: ValidationErrors;

  /**
   * The names of all asynchronous validations currently running for the
   * form control.
   */
  readonly pendingValidations: readonly string[];

  /**
   * This property indicates whether the control is currently being
   * asynchronously validated (i.e. this is `true` if and only if
   * `pendingValidations` is not empty).
   */
  readonly isValidationPending: boolean;

  /**
   * This property indicates whether the form control is enabled.
   * When it is `false` the `errors` are always `{}` (i.e. the form
   * control is always valid if disabled) and `pendingValidations`
   * is always `[]` (i.e. all pending validations are cancelled).
   */
  readonly isEnabled: boolean;

  /**
   * This property indicates whether the form control is disabled.
   * When it is `true` the `errors` are always `{}` (i.e. the form
   * control is always valid if disabled) and `pendingValidations`
   * is always `[]` (i.e. all pending validations are cancelled).
   */
  readonly isDisabled: boolean;

  /**
   * This property is set to `true` as soon as the underlying
   * `FormViewAdapter` or `ControlValueAccessor` reports a new
   * value for the first time.
   */
  readonly isDirty: boolean;

  /**
   * This property is `true` as long as the underlying
   * `FormViewAdapter` or `ControlValueAccessor` has never
   * reported a new value.
   */
  readonly isPristine: boolean;

  /**
   * This property is set to `true` based on the rules of the
   * underlying `FormViewAdapter` (usually on `blur` for most form
   * elements).
   */
  readonly isTouched: boolean;

  /**
   * This property is `true` as long as the control is not touched.
   */
  readonly isUntouched: boolean;

  /**
   * This property is set to `true` as soon as the group or array
   * containing this form control is submitted. A form control can
   * never be submitted on its own.
   */
  readonly isSubmitted: boolean;

  /**
   * This property is `true` as long as the state is not submitted.
   */
  readonly isUnsubmitted: boolean;

  /**
   * This property is set to `true` if the form control currently
   * has focus. This feature is opt-in. To enable it you have to
   * enable it for a given form element like this:
   *
```html
<input [ngrxFormControlState]="state"
      [ngrxEnableFocusTracking]="true" />
```
   */
  readonly isFocused: boolean;

  /**
   * This property is `true` if the control currently does not have
   * focus or focus tracking is not enabled for the form control.
   */
  readonly isUnfocused: boolean;
}

/**
 * This type represents the child control states of a form group.
 */
export type FormGroupControls<TValue extends KeyValue> = {
  readonly [controlId in keyof TValue]: FormState<TValue[controlId]>;
};

/**
 * Form groups are collections of named controls. Just like controls
 * groups are represented as plain state objects. The state of a
 * group is determined almost fully by its child states.
 */
export interface FormGroupState<TValue extends KeyValue> extends AbstractControlState<TValue> {
  /**
   * The aggregated value of the form group. The value is computed by
   * aggregating the values of all children, e.g.
   *
```typescript
{
  child1: 'some value',
  child2: {
    nestedChild: 10,
  },
}
```
   */
  readonly value: TValue;

  /**
   * This property is `true` if the form group does not have any errors
   * itself and none of its children have any errors.
   */
  readonly isValid: boolean;

  /**
   * This property is `true` if the form group or any of its children
   * have at least one error.
   */
  readonly isInvalid: boolean;

  /**
   * The errors of the form group. This property is computed by merging
   * the errors of the group with the errors of all its children where
   * the child errors are a property of the `errors` object prefixed with
   * an underscore, e.g.
   *
```
{
  groupError: true,
  _child: {
    childError: true,
  },
}
```
   *
   * If neither the group nor any children have errors the property is
   * set to `{}`.
   */
  readonly errors: ValidationErrors;

  /**
   * The names of all asynchronous validations currently running for the
   * form group.
   */
  readonly pendingValidations: readonly string[];

  /**
   * This property indicates whether the group or any of its children
   * are currently being asynchronously validated.
   */
  readonly isValidationPending: boolean;

  /**
   * This property indicates whether the form group is enabled. It is
   * `true` if and only if at least one of its child states is
   * enabled. When it is `false` the `errors` are always `{}` (i.e.
   * the form group is always valid if disabled) and `pendingValidations`
   * is always `[]` (i.e. all pending validations are cancelled).
   */
  readonly isEnabled: boolean;

  /**
   * This property indicates whether the form group is disabled. It is
   * `true` if and only if all of its child state are disabled. When
   * it is `true` the `errors` are always `{}` (i.e. the form group
   * is always valid if disabled) and `pendingValidations` is always
   * `[]` (i.e. all pending validations are cancelled).
   */
  readonly isDisabled: boolean;

  /**
   * This property is `true` if and only if at least one of the form
   * group's child states is marked as dirty.
   */
  readonly isDirty: boolean;

  /**
   * This property is `true` if and only if all of the form group's
   * child states are pristine.
   */
  readonly isPristine: boolean;

  /**
   * This property is `true` if and only if at least one of the form
   * group's child states is marked as touched.
   */
  readonly isTouched: boolean;

  /**
   * This property is `true` if and only if all of the form group's
   * child states are untouched.
   */
  readonly isUntouched: boolean;

  /**
   * This property is set to `true` as soon as the form group is
   * submitted. This is tracked by the `NgrxFormDirective`, which
   * needs to be applied to a form like this:
   *
```html
<form [ngrxFormState]="groupState">
</form>
```
   *
   * Note that applying this directive to a form prevents normal form
   * submission since that does not make much sense for ngrx forms.
   */
  readonly isSubmitted: boolean;

  /**
   * This property is `true` as long as the state is not submitted.
   */
  readonly isUnsubmitted: boolean;

  /**
   * This property contains all child states of the form group. As
   * you may have noticed the type of each child state is
   * `AbstractControlState` which sometimes forces you to cast the
   * state explicitly. It is not possible to improve this typing
   * until [conditional mapped types](https://github.com/Microsoft/TypeScript/issues/12424)
   * are added to TypeScript.
   */
  readonly controls: FormGroupControls<TValue>;
}

/**
 * Form arrays are collections of controls. They are represented as
 * plain state arrays. The state of an array is determined almost
 * fully by its child states.
 */
export interface FormArrayState<TValue> extends AbstractControlState<readonly TValue[]> {
  /**
   * The aggregated value of the form array. The value is computed by
   * aggregating the values of all children into an array.
   */
  readonly value: TValue[];

  /**
   * This property is `true` if the form array does not have any errors
   * itself and none of its children have any errors.
   */
  readonly isValid: boolean;

  /**
   * This property is `true` if the form array or any of its children
   * have at least one error.
   */
  readonly isInvalid: boolean;

  /**
   * The errors of the form array. This property is computed by merging
   * the errors of the array with the errors of all its children where
   * the child errors are a property of the `errors` object prefixed with
   * an underscore, e.g.
   *
```
{
  arrayError: true,
  _0: {
    childError: true,
  },
}
```
   *
   * If neither the array nor any children have errors the property is
   * set to `{}`.
   */
  readonly errors: ValidationErrors;

  /**
   * The names of all asynchronous validations currently running for the
   * form array.
   */
  readonly pendingValidations: readonly string[];

  /**
   * This property indicates whether the array or any of its children
   * are currently being asynchronously validated.
   */
  readonly isValidationPending: boolean;

  /**
   * This property indicates whether the form array is enabled. It is
   * `true` if and only if at least one of its child states is
   * enabled. When it is `false` the `errors` are always `{}` (i.e.
   * the form array is always valid if disabled) and `pendingValidations`
   * is always `[]` (i.e. all pending validations are cancelled).
   */
  readonly isEnabled: boolean;

  /**
   * This property indicates whether the form array is disabled. It is
   * `true` if and only if all of its child states are disabled. When
   * it is `true` the `errors` are always `{}` (i.e. the form array
   * is always valid if disabled) and `pendingValidations` is always
   * `[]` (i.e. all pending validations are cancelled).
   */
  readonly isDisabled: boolean;

  /**
   * This property is `true` if and only if at least one of the form
   * array's child states is marked as dirty.
   */
  readonly isDirty: boolean;

  /**
   * This property is `true` if and only if all of the form array's
   * child states are pristine.
   */
  readonly isPristine: boolean;

  /**
   * This property is `true` if and only if at least one of the form
   * array's child states is marked as touched.
   */
  readonly isTouched: boolean;

  /**
   * This property is `true` if and only if all of the form array's
   * child states are untouched.
   */
  readonly isUntouched: boolean;

  /**
   * This property is set to `true` as soon as the form array is
   * submitted. This is tracked by the `NgrxFormDirective`, which
   * needs to be applied to a form like this:
   *
```html
<form [ngrxFormState]="arrayState">
</form>
```
   *
   * Note that applying this directive to a form prevents normal form
   * submission since that does not make much sense for ngrx forms.
   */
  readonly isSubmitted: boolean;

  /**
   * This property is `true` as long as the state is not submitted.
   */
  readonly isUnsubmitted: boolean;

  /**
   * This property contains all child states of the form array. As
   * you may have noticed the type of each child state is
   * `AbstractControlState` which sometimes forces you to cast the
   * state explicitly. It is not possible to improve this typing
   * until [conditional mapped types](https://github.com/Microsoft/TypeScript/issues/12424)
   * are added to TypeScript.
   */
  readonly controls: readonly FormState<TValue>[];
}

/**
 * This is a helper type that allows working around the distributiveness
 * of conditional types.
 */
export interface InferenceWrapper<T> {
  t: T;
}

/**
 * This is a helper type that infers the correct form state type based
 * on the boxed type contained in the inference wrapper.
 */
export type InferredBoxedFormState<T extends InferenceWrapper<any>> =
  T extends InferenceWrapper<Boxed<infer U>> ? FormControlState<Boxed<U>>
  : T extends InferenceWrapper<Boxed<infer U> | undefined> ? FormControlState<Boxed<U> | undefined>
  : T extends InferenceWrapper<Boxed<infer U> | null> ? FormControlState<Boxed<U> | null>
  : T extends InferenceWrapper<Boxed<infer U> | undefined | null> ? FormControlState<Boxed<U> | undefined | null>
  : never
  ;

/**
 * This is a helper type that infers the correct form state type based
 * on the string type contained in the inference wrapper.
 */
export type InferredStringFormState<T extends InferenceWrapper<any>> =
  T extends InferenceWrapper<string> ? FormControlState<string>
  : T extends InferenceWrapper<string | undefined> ? FormControlState<string | undefined>
  : T extends InferenceWrapper<string | null> ? FormControlState<string | null>
  : T extends InferenceWrapper<string | undefined | null> ? FormControlState<string | undefined | null>
  : never
  ;

/**
 * This is a helper type that infers the correct form state type based
 * on the number type contained in the inference wrapper.
 */
export type InferredNumberFormState<T extends InferenceWrapper<any>> =
  T extends InferenceWrapper<number> ? FormControlState<number>
  : T extends InferenceWrapper<number | undefined> ? FormControlState<number | undefined>
  : T extends InferenceWrapper<number | null> ? FormControlState<number | null>
  : T extends InferenceWrapper<number | undefined | null> ? FormControlState<number | undefined | null>
  : never
  ;

/**
 * This is a helper type that infers the correct form state type based
 * on the boolean type contained in the inference wrapper.
 */
export type InferredBooleanFormState<T extends InferenceWrapper<any>> =
  T extends InferenceWrapper<boolean> ? FormControlState<boolean>
  : T extends InferenceWrapper<boolean | undefined> ? FormControlState<boolean | undefined>
  : T extends InferenceWrapper<boolean | null> ? FormControlState<boolean | null>
  : T extends InferenceWrapper<boolean | undefined | null> ? FormControlState<boolean | undefined | null>
  : never
  ;

/**
 * This is a helper type that infers the correct form state type based
 * on the type contained in the inference wrapper.
 */
export type InferredFormState<T extends InferenceWrapper<any>> =
  // (ab)use 'symbol' to catch 'any' typing
  T extends InferenceWrapper<symbol> ? AbstractControlState<any>
  : T extends InferenceWrapper<undefined> ? AbstractControlState<any>
  : T extends InferenceWrapper<null> ? AbstractControlState<any>

  // control
  : T extends InferenceWrapper<Boxed<any> | undefined | null> ? InferredBoxedFormState<T>
  : T extends InferenceWrapper<string | undefined | null> ? InferredStringFormState<T>
  : T extends InferenceWrapper<number | undefined | null> ? InferredNumberFormState<T>
  : T extends InferenceWrapper<boolean | undefined | null> ? InferredBooleanFormState<T>

  // array
  : T extends InferenceWrapper<readonly (infer U)[] | undefined | null> ? FormArrayState<U>

  // group
  : T extends InferenceWrapper<infer U | undefined | null> ? U extends KeyValue ? FormGroupState<U> : never

  // fallback type (this case should never (no pun intended) be hit)
  : never
  ;

/**
 * This is a type that can infer the concrete type of a form state based
 * on the given type parameter.
 */
export type FormState<T> = InferredFormState<InferenceWrapper<T>>;

/**
 * This function determines if a value is a form state.
 */
export function isFormState<TValue = any>(state: any): state is FormState<TValue> {
  return !!state && state.hasOwnProperty('id') && state.hasOwnProperty('value') && state.hasOwnProperty('errors');
}

/**
 * This function determines if a value is an array state.
 */
export function isArrayState<TValue = any>(state: any): state is FormArrayState<TValue> {
  return isFormState(state) && state.hasOwnProperty('controls') && Array.isArray((state as any).controls);
}

/**
 * This function determines if a value is a group state.
 */
export function isGroupState<TValue extends KeyValue = any>(state: any): state is FormGroupState<TValue> {
  return isFormState(state) && state.hasOwnProperty('controls') && !Array.isArray((state as any).controls) && typeof (state as any).controls !== 'function';
}

export function createChildState<TValue>(id: string, childValue: TValue): FormState<TValue> {
  if (isBoxed(childValue)) {
    return createFormControlState<any>(id, childValue) as FormState<TValue>;
  }

  if (childValue !== null && Array.isArray(childValue)) {
    return createFormArrayState(id, childValue as any[]) as FormState<TValue>;
  }

  if (childValue !== null && typeof childValue === 'object') {
    return createFormGroupState(id, childValue) as FormState<TValue>;
  }

  return createFormControlState<any>(id, childValue) as FormState<TValue>;
}

export function verifyFormControlValueIsValid<TValue>(value: TValue) {
  if (value === null || ['string', 'number', 'boolean', 'undefined'].indexOf(typeof value) >= 0) {
    return value;
  }

  if (!isBoxed(value)) {
    const errorMsg = 'Form control states only support undefined, null, string, number, and boolean values as well as boxed values';
    throw new Error(`${errorMsg}; got ${JSON.stringify(value)} of type ${typeof value}`); // `;
  }

  if (value.value === null || ['string', 'number', 'boolean', 'undefined'].indexOf(typeof value.value) >= 0) {
    return value;
  }

  const serialized = JSON.stringify(value);
  const deserialized = JSON.parse(serialized);

  if (deepEquals(value, deserialized, { treatUndefinedAndMissingKeyAsSame: true })) {
    return value;
  }

  throw new Error(`A form control value must be serializable (i.e. value === JSON.parse(JSON.stringify(value))), got: ${JSON.stringify(value)}`);
}

/**
 * This function creates a form control state with an ID and a value.
 */
export function createFormControlState<TValue extends FormControlValueTypes>(
  id: NgrxFormControlId,
  value: TValue,
): FormControlState<TValue> {
  return {
    id,
    value: verifyFormControlValueIsValid(value),
    errors: {},
    pendingValidations: [],
    isValidationPending: false,
    isValid: true,
    isInvalid: false,
    isEnabled: true,
    isDisabled: false,
    isDirty: false,
    isPristine: true,
    isTouched: false,
    isUntouched: true,
    isSubmitted: false,
    isUnsubmitted: true,
    isFocused: false,
    isUnfocused: true,
    userDefinedProperties: {},
  };
}

export function getFormGroupValue<TValue extends KeyValue>(
  controls: FormGroupControls<TValue>,
  originalValue: TValue,
): TValue {
  let hasChanged = Object.keys(originalValue).length !== Object.keys(controls).length;
  const newValue = Object.keys(controls).reduce((res, key: keyof TValue) => {
    const control = controls[key] as AbstractControlState<TValue[keyof TValue]>;
    hasChanged = hasChanged || originalValue[key] !== control.value;
    res[key] = control.value;
    return res;
  }, {} as TValue);

  return hasChanged ? newValue : originalValue;
}

export function getFormGroupErrors<TValue extends KeyValue>(
  controls: FormGroupControls<TValue>,
  originalErrors: ValidationErrors,
): ValidationErrors {
  let hasChanged = false;
  const groupErrors =
    Object.keys(originalErrors)
      .filter(key => !key.startsWith('_'))
      .reduce((res, key) => Object.assign(res, { [key]: originalErrors[key] }), {} as ValidationErrors);

  const newErrors = Object.keys(controls).reduce((res, key: any) => {
    const control = controls[key] as AbstractControlState<TValue[keyof TValue]>;
    const controlErrors = control.errors;
    if (!isEmpty(controlErrors)) {
      hasChanged = hasChanged || originalErrors[`_${key}`] !== controlErrors;
      Object.assign(res, { [`_${key}`]: control.errors });
    } else {
      hasChanged = hasChanged || originalErrors.hasOwnProperty(`_${key}`);
    }

    return res;
  }, groupErrors);

  hasChanged = hasChanged || Object.keys(originalErrors).length !== Object.keys(newErrors).length;

  return hasChanged ? newErrors : originalErrors;
}

export function computeGroupState<TValue extends KeyValue>(
  id: string,
  controls: FormGroupControls<TValue>,
  value: TValue,
  errors: ValidationErrors,
  pendingValidations: readonly string[],
  userDefinedProperties: KeyValue,
  flags: {
    wasOrShouldBeDirty?: boolean;
    wasOrShouldBeEnabled?: boolean;
    wasOrShouldBeTouched?: boolean;
    wasOrShouldBeSubmitted?: boolean;
  },
): FormGroupState<TValue> {
  value = getFormGroupValue<TValue>(controls, value);
  errors = getFormGroupErrors(controls, errors);
  const isValid = isEmpty(errors);
  const typedControls = Object.keys(controls).map(key => controls[key] as AbstractControlState<TValue[keyof TValue]>);
  const isDirty = flags.wasOrShouldBeDirty || typedControls.some(control => control.isDirty);
  const isEnabled = flags.wasOrShouldBeEnabled || typedControls.some(control => control.isEnabled);
  const isTouched = flags.wasOrShouldBeTouched || typedControls.some(control => control.isTouched);
  const isSubmitted = flags.wasOrShouldBeSubmitted || typedControls.some(control => control.isSubmitted);
  const isValidationPending = pendingValidations.length > 0 || typedControls.some(control => control.isValidationPending);
  return {
    id,
    value,
    errors,
    pendingValidations,
    isValidationPending,
    isValid,
    isInvalid: !isValid,
    isEnabled,
    isDisabled: !isEnabled,
    isDirty,
    isPristine: !isDirty,
    isTouched,
    isUntouched: !isTouched,
    isSubmitted,
    isUnsubmitted: !isSubmitted,
    userDefinedProperties,
    controls,
  };
}

/**
 * This function creates a form group state with an ID and a value.
 * From the value the shape of the group state is inferred, i.e.
 * object properties are inferred as form groups, array properties
 * are inferred as form arrays, and primitive properties are inferred
 * as form controls.
 */
export function createFormGroupState<TValue extends KeyValue>(
  id: NgrxFormControlId,
  initialValue: TValue,
): FormGroupState<TValue> {
  const controls = Object.keys(initialValue)
    .map((key: keyof TValue) => [key, createChildState(`${id}.${key as string}`, initialValue[key])] as [string, FormState<any>])
    .reduce((res, [controlId, state]) => Object.assign(res, { [controlId]: state }), {} as FormGroupControls<TValue>);

  return computeGroupState(id, controls, initialValue, {}, [], {}, { wasOrShouldBeEnabled: true });
}

function getFormArrayValue<TValue>(
  controls: readonly AbstractControlState<TValue>[],
  originalValue: TValue[],
): TValue[] {
  let hasChanged = Object.keys(originalValue).length !== Object.keys(controls).length;
  const newValue = controls.map((state, i) => {
    hasChanged = hasChanged || originalValue[i] !== state.value;
    return state.value;
  });

  return hasChanged ? newValue : originalValue;
}

function getFormArrayErrors<TValue>(
  controls: readonly AbstractControlState<TValue>[],
  originalErrors: ValidationErrors,
): ValidationErrors {
  let hasChanged = false;
  const groupErrors =
    Object.keys(originalErrors)
      .filter(key => !key.startsWith('_'))
      .reduce((res, key) => Object.assign(res, { [key]: originalErrors[key] }), {} as ValidationErrors);

  const newErrors = controls.reduce((res, state, i) => {
    const controlErrors = state.errors;
    if (!isEmpty(controlErrors)) {
      hasChanged = hasChanged || originalErrors[`_${i}`] !== controlErrors;
      Object.assign(res, { [`_${i}`]: controlErrors });
    } else {
      hasChanged = hasChanged || originalErrors.hasOwnProperty(`_${i}`);
    }

    return res;
  }, groupErrors);

  hasChanged = hasChanged || Object.keys(originalErrors).length !== Object.keys(newErrors).length;

  return hasChanged ? newErrors : originalErrors;
}

export function computeArrayState<TValue>(
  id: string,
  inferredControls: readonly FormState<TValue>[],
  value: TValue[],
  errors: ValidationErrors,
  pendingValidations: readonly string[],
  userDefinedProperties: KeyValue,
  flags: {
    wasOrShouldBeDirty?: boolean;
    wasOrShouldBeEnabled?: boolean;
    wasOrShouldBeTouched?: boolean;
    wasOrShouldBeSubmitted?: boolean;
  },
): FormArrayState<TValue> {
  const controls = inferredControls as readonly AbstractControlState<any>[];

  value = getFormArrayValue<TValue>(controls, value);
  errors = getFormArrayErrors(controls, errors);
  const isValid = isEmpty(errors);
  const isDirty = flags.wasOrShouldBeDirty || controls.some(state => state.isDirty);
  const isEnabled = flags.wasOrShouldBeEnabled || controls.some(state => state.isEnabled);
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Regarding our love of Solid Colour Dressing and how to do it from the shoes up.
Coming from Melbourne there is a part of our DNA that will always be colour prone to-all-black everything outfits. It can be a hard to break habit, however with Valentines Day how-to guides at fever pitch, we felt it pertinent to offer a radical take on solid colour dressing - exploring the hypothesis that head-to-toe red will elicit at the very least feelings of self-love and outfit admiration.
We believe the best approach to this experiment is to mix different shades of red including suggested wanderings into spectrums of pinks and orange. Start from the ground up (naturally). You can't go past our Saturn Returns lace up boots in Tomato leather combined with a peach satin slip dress by Lonely a la our wonder woman muse and model Abbey Rich (pictured below). Nailing the Valentines Day vibes for us there is something eternally powerful about high top trainers and slip dresses. Admittedly not a full-blown red explosion, the spectrum intention remains powerful nonetheless.
For a direction in a different extreme, we encourage a sports-inspired take on classic Ballet Flats with our 'Blessed' in red calf leather. In an outfit-from-our-dreams exploration we offer these ideas via the luxury end of the spectrum. Take new season Isabelle Marant 2 stripe relaxed fit red pants and intentionally clash them with a red polkadot pyjama style shirt like this one from Burberry. Match with our Radiance sunglass in Crystal Clear Pink and call yourself Holly Go-Lightly circa 2018.
For our final all-red everything for Valentines Day dressing, we turn to our favourite example from our very own wonder woman customer and style inspirer Kirsta of Mutual Muse. Wearing 'The Magic' Slides in red shows us how it done with a delicious red fuzzy knit and matching red pants. Our favourite moments here include the peak of navy stripe popping under the sweater for a hint of nautical, juxtaposed with single bohemian turquoise ring and that magnificent smile, this is our kind of self-love power dressing.
In case you hadn't noticed red is having a power colour moment and whilst it isn't much to do with Valentines Day, and probably more to do with the shift to a strong woman aesthetic, it makes a great alternative to the dark side.
Shop our Valentine's Day 'All Red Everything Edit' here.


The Bay View is a spacious ground floor room with sweeping, unobstructed views of Inverness Ridge, rolling green grassland and Tomales Bay. There is a seating area with inviting reading chairs and lights, and the dining area faces out to the deck and views beyond. The glass door opens onto the large deck.


We give away as many bikes as possible to people in need, kids and adults alike.
We start with donated bikes that need repair, then fix them up like new.
People who need (or can donate) bikes can email or call us (see below).
We'll arrange a convenient time to present the bikes to the recipients in person.
A year's worth of free tuneups is included with every bike we give away.


Hey there! My name is Casey Harkleroad and I am a family travel blogger. If you are a parent who likes to hike, explore, and find new things to do with the kids, you are in the right place.
This blog is meant to give you ideas for where to travel and explore and how to make these things easy to do with kids of all ages. Through giving advice on how to avoid travel disaster and suggesting kid friendly routes and activities, this blog will help you become more confident traveling the world with your kids!
We are a very adventurous bunch. I used to get a lot of questions regarding the activities we got into. People generally want to know how we survive doing so much with two young kids in tow. I figure the best way to share all of our adventures and answer questions is to blog about it.
We are by no means professional travelers. We make a LOT of mistakes and have a bad habit of just winging things without putting in much planning. My husband, Patrick, and I tend to live in the moment and go where the wind takes us. It makes for a lot of interesting stories, but it also gives us a lot of experience on how to improve our next adventures.
I'm really looking forward to sharing our journey with you. I want this to be an informative blog, but I also want to connect with y'all and hear about your experiences too. We are always looking for recommendations on new places to visit so please feel free to pass some ideas our way!
I hope you enjoy reading about our experiences out in Our Happy Place!


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Release Date: 10 September 2010. YAY!!!
The आइ एम डी बी page for the upcoming Wes Craven horror movie, My Soul to Take, set to be released October 29, 2010.
A horror news site for movies, tv shows, books, and anything else horror related.
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Elite Total Health Walk-In Clinic and Neighborhood Barre Add More Health and Wellness to The Lake District
Two new wellness tenants join Brick House Fitness at Upscale Mixed-Use Community
LAKELAND, TN (April 19, 2019) – It has been announced today that The Lake District's list of Phase 1 tenants continues to grow with the addition of Elite Total Health Walk-In Clinic and Neighborhood Barre, a boutique fitness studio. The Lake District, an upscale mixed-use community east of Memphis is set to open Phase 1 for the 2020 holiday season. Stretching beyond retail and restaurants, The Lake District will also provide memorable experiences focused on health and wellness.
As an integral part of downtown Memphis, Elite Total Health has been serving the healthcare needs of the community for over four-years. Owner of Elite Total Health, Tina Brown FNP said, "It's time we expanded our reach." The walk-in clinic offers a variety of services ranging from Quick Care (a cash pay minor medical clinic), Low T Therapy, Medical Weight Loss and aesthetics. Brown continued, "It's incredibly important for us to provide best-in-class care that is accessible and welcoming to patients. The Lake District, which is a walkable community, provides an environment and experience that seamlessly fits with the mission of our walk-in clinic." Ginny Dunn of Sperry CGA managed the leasing partnership.
When it comes to living an active and healthy lifestyle, The Lake District now has even more options. Neighborhood Barre will be opening their new barre studio in Phase 1 of the development as well. Barre is one of the fastest growing fitness techniques that incorporates elements of pilates, yoga, and ballet strength training. The exercise is extremely low impact while providing an incredible full body workout. Ashley Averwater, owner of Neighborhood Barre said, "When I moved to Memphis in 2012, it was my dream to bring Neighborhood Barre to Memphis. We've experienced so much love in East Memphis and are thrilled to be bringing our studio to Lakeland! When Yehuda Netanel [Owner of The Lake District] shared his vision with me, I knew this was the right time and right place to open the next Neighborhood Barre studio. We are so excited to be a part of The Lake District and the Lakeland Community."
Yehuda Netanel said, "Residents and visitors of The Lake District will experience a life of fulfillment. We're creating a picturesque environment to enjoy delicious food, curated retail, engaging event programming, fine living, and a culture of health and wellness. Elite Total Health and Neighborhood Barre are joining Brick House Fitness in what we're calling the 'Wellness Center,' located in Phase 1 of the development. We're delighted to be working with companies that share our vision of excellence."
Director of Development of The Lake District, Maggie Gallagher added, "Phase 1 of the development is 95% leased! We're on to Phase 2 and will be making some exciting announcements in the near future."
The growing list of tenants at The Lake District include Memphis BBQ Co., Frida's Restaurante Mexicano, Starbucks, Malco Theatres, a 6,000sf Wine and Liquor Store, Brickhouse Fitness, Elite Total Health, Neighborhood Barre, Gould's Salon and Spa, Gloss Nail Bar, The Stock Market, Osaka Japanese Cuisine, and Hollywood Feed, among others soon to be announced.
To learn more about The Lake District, please visit www.thelakedistrict.us, and follow @TheLakeDistrictTN on Facebook.
Retailers: contact Maggie Gallagher, Director of Development
@ Phone: 901-229-9690
About The Lake District:
The Lake District is an upscale 160+ acre mixed-use community surrounding a 10-acre lake and waterways in Lakeland, Tennessee, just outside of Memphis. Designed as a walkable village, The Lake District is a luxurious community with elegant water features threaded throughout its five premier districts: Inline Retail District, Main Street District (curated retail, chef-driven restaurants and cafes), Hotel District (two hotels, one with lake view), Pad Sites & Office District (75,000 sq.ft of office space with lake views), and the Residential District (age restricted living, Downtown-style lofts and custom single-family homes). Phase 1 schedule of delivery of space for tenant build-out is fall of 2020, with businesses opening for the 2020 holidays.
Contact The Lake District


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10:55 AM. I was not the person I am at this moment just 6 hours back. Not that the changes that have occurred in me will be lasting; that does not matter as much to me so far as exploring the person I am right now.
I think it's a mixture of things: events, emotions, feelings of community and warmth – that clicked together to forge an environment that fosters growth and clarity here at the Environmental Science Institute and during the Niswarth program as a whole.
Before yesterday, I had never seriously meditated (any previous experience was on my Wii board with my eyes wide open and my little brother cheering me on as I rocked the Wii Fit meditation game). But during that short amount of time meditating last evening, I felt naturally urged to confront my self.
I am a generally happy person. I thank my father for my inherited optimistic thinking – by far it is my greatest strength. But I am broken inside. If my heart were layers, the outside layers would be of genuine happiness and love, but the inside that I never let myself explore is fragmented and scattered. My inability to trust and share with others, and wholeheartedly confront my true insecurities and feelings, has led to my conscious disregard for what is actually going inside. What is going inside because of who I am, and also what is going inside as a result of events within and beyond my control.
Since I don't know when, I've suppressed these thoughts and emotions and compressed them into that small, deep section of my heart that I thought was unreachable by both myself and anyone else. That, actually, is the reason why I've been writing "open the closed door" on my inner left foot – other than the fact that I think it looks cool. I don't think anyone has truly opened my closed doors. And I'm not the only one: just like my friend told me, everyone has closed doors, unreachable by others. I think that's beautiful, and it makes me look at everyone as individuals, not as people that I conceive them to be.
I've always longed to explore that broken side of me. Ignoring those thoughts and feelings can only last so long, and my time has come. Those broken bits have been showing up here and there, but at school, I stuff them back inside. One of the most compelling things about Niswarth was that it would offer the space and time for great reflection, and I wanted to do just that – have time to think in the broad and specific picture, but also bring it back to the self, the self that I hate discussing but the self I must know and embrace as a human being. I tried to reflect at school but it wasn't working. If I got close to any sort of reflection, I felt sadness and discovered a vast emptiness instead, and so I would go back to distracting myself with whatever I could: work, friends, food, Facebook.
What has changed now is that I have begun to take a long, quiet, slow stroll into my heart. Meditating today and yesterday has helped me do that. Positive thinking and mind control, Mukesh-Bhai told us. I will try to practice both, but I don't want to be inhibited in any way, and I look forward to practicing the healthy habit of self-reflection through meditation.
I am at complete ease right now, and I feel a deep, wallowing peace that I have never felt before. The windows peering into my soul have been perched open, and a soft, bright light shines through.


The event, jointly organized by Dolce Sport, GetFile and SmartAtletic, will take place during three days, the first being scheduled for this Saturday in Bucharest, in Herastrau park, Charles de Gaulle entrance, between 9 AM and 3 PM. Another two days dedicated to outdoor exercises are reserved for Friday, July 26, and Saturday, July 27, in Mamaia, Perla plaza.
At "The Biggest gym class" in Bucharest there will be demonstrations of Zumba, Kangoo Jumps, body kick, and dances for children. Compared to the previous years' editions, several new disciplines such as boot camp, functional training, bokwa, fitbox, real ryder, steel programs, X-tempo, which gains new followers as months went by, will be tested by participants. Sessions will be held by specialized and known instructors, next to which participants can learn basic movements and exercises.


Russian Railways intends to implement a range of technological advancements, related to blockchain and cryptos. In particular, the RZD company is going to adopt blockchain apps, smart contracts as well as ticket sales in cyber-currencies. Thus, this enterprise may become a state-run titan which looks forward to getting close blockchain tech trends.
Moreover, there have been already emphasized the benefits of the blockchain for logistics and transportation services.
According to reports of local media, Russian state-owned company is eyeing the possibility of embracing apps related to cyber-coins. Among them, there are such as smart contracts as well as DLT tech trends. Furthermore, RZD may even commence vending tickets for digital assets.
This enterprise refers to itself as "the strongest link in Eurasia," and, according to new.Bitcoin.com, the implementation of new technologies can even strengthen its positions in the crypto-ecosystem of Russia.
However, there might be a severe obstacle on RZD's way to success. And this obstacle is insufficient regulation. Hopefully, this changes in the nearby future as the country's Duma, a lower house of parliament, has already adopted three draft bills at the first reading, which are directed at the legalization of crypto-ecosystem in the state. All of them are expected to be finally approved by the end of the current month.
A Goal Of 5,000 Smart Contracts Per Month. Indeed?
Pavel Terentev, a free IT specialist, spoke to the Russian media outlet Fedpress concerning this issue. Notably, he stressed that the implementation of these technologies could provide RZD treaty relations with complete automation. Also, according to his words, this could lead to the execution of treaty conditions with the use of cyber money.
In addition, he said that RZD plans to issue the maximum of 5,000 smart contracts per month.
"Given the upcoming implementation of the drafts, which entail the possibility to exchange digital financial assets with rubles and [foreign] currencies, OAO 'RZD' plans to introduce decentralized storage of data based on blockchain technology and implement 'smart contracts,'" said Terentev.
The Russian IT-expert also said that the potential financial operations related to passengers' trips could be carried out via cybermoney. It means that travelers might get an alternative payment method on par with the already existing ones such as electronic method or cash.
However, cryptos will provide passengers with undisputed benefits like anonymity to their both identities and travel intentions. And that's, by the way, thanks not only to cryptos but the DLT-based storage of their data too.
Russian Railways is going to focus also on the preserving the info concerning cargo shipment with the use of DLT advancements. This is expected to cut down the expenses on logistic services.
It is not the first time when RZD unveils some of its progressive crypto-intentions. Earlier in March, the leader of Russian Railways' IT division Evgeniy Charkin had already discussed the plans of the company to get closer to the bitcoin- and blockchain-world but only once the respective legislation implemented.
In the meantime, Oleg Belozerov, the Director General of the enterprise, has said that RZD has already stepped on a path of the digitization of lots of processes. Nearly half a year ago at one of the business meetings, he emphasized that the adoption DLT would make the transportation less costly.
It is noteworthy that Russian Railways is not the only state-run transportation company which is jumping on the crypto-bandwagon. In Switzerland, the country's official railway service has already been vending cryptos to its passengers since 2016.


BluffTitler DX9 - a program to create a title that can be used in combination with other applications. Made in the animation can be easily added to the project, created in video editing, such as Sony Vegas, Pinnacle Studio and others. Of course, even in the most simple video editor usually can create titles, but in BluffTitler DX9 them to do more convenient and higher. First, the titles are displayed in real time, and wait until proschitan an effect, you do not. Secondly, the program has a lot of preparations that can be used as a starting point for developing their projects. Quality effects depends on the capacity of video card. BluffTitler DX9 interface translated into Russian, the language module is already included in the delivery program.
The latest version adds the ability to export in compressed AVI file with information about the transparency, improved support filters DirectShow, added new effects.
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Yesterday, I went back to the Children's Hospital, with photographer Kelly Ash, to take photos of my mural. Kelly is taking the photos that will be in Vidro Impresso Magazine. It was great to see the mural again, now that it's all settled into it's new home. Along with Kelly, I snapped just a few pictures of my own... because how could I not?
.. and just a couple of detail shots.
I got a wonderful email last week from the Art Editor of Vidro Impresso magazine. They are going to publish a piece about my mosaics. I'm thrilled! A wonderful photographer, Kelly Ash, came by yesterday, and today we're heading to the Barbara Bush Children's Hospital to photograph the mosaic mural I did for them. I'm not sure which month my piece will be in, but I'll be sure to post more information about it as soon as I know more details.
This week, I've been working on a new window.... a shell surrounded by a burst of color. The window is complete, and yesterday I started the install. Although the edge work now needs to be completed, I couldn't resist taking a picture when I saw that late morning sun pouring through it for the first time. Once the window install is completed, I'll take another photo... but in the mean time, enjoy the glow!
It's finally snowing here in Maine!!! We've waited a long time for this storm, and my kids are over the moon that school was FINALLY closed for a snow day! While they play in the snow, periodically come in for hot cocoa & dry mittens, I'm trying to organize my studio & myself. Lots has been happening in the art world around here lately... and it time for me to lay it all out for myself so I don't loose track of anything.
I'm a stained glass & mixed media mosaic artist living on a beautiful beach in Southern Maine, with my husband & two children. Simply put, I love glass. I love the textures, variety of colors, shapes, sizes, reflections, even the sound it makes when I'm scoring and cutting it. Glass allows me to take a thousand little pieces of color and turn them into a flowing representation of my very active imagination.
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Guess who's heading to Ireland!?


Huffman ISD is saddened about the loss of one of our former teachers, Mrs. Vici Sheaffer. Vici taught in Huffman (Ben Bowen Elementary) for over 30 years and gave the children of the Huffman ISD a wealth of knowledge and love. All our lives were better for knowing Vici Sheaffer.
The Foundation couldn't be more honored. Information about the Huffman Education Foundation can be found at www.huffmanef.com. Donations may be made at the website or by directly going to this link In Honor of Mrs. Sheaffer or by texting HonorVSheaffer to 41444.
The Sheaffer family will be notified of all donations. Donations will go toward teacher instructional grants.
Vici's Memorial will be held at the First Presbyterian Church at 5300 Main St. in Houston on Monday July 16th at 10:00 AM.


AK: What drew you to photographing urban gardens started by Bengali immigrants near Hamtramck?
AL: I was volunteering at Burnside Farms (a community supported agriculture project) and I noticed two women dressed in traditional clothing walking around the alleyways collecting sticks. I followed them because I wanted to learn more about how they gardened.
AK: How many gardens tended by Bengali families did you explore for this series?
AK: The neighborhoods in Hamtramck and surrounding area have quite small and compact parcels of land per home. During your time photographing the gardens, what did you notice about spatial constraints? How did they manage gardening in such a small area? Are the gardens simply limited to backyards or do they involve larger productions as well?
AL: I've never seen growers use land as well as this community. Trellises expand their space; it created layers for growing food and at the same time, shade to sit under. By cultivating vertically they have been able grow three to four times as much food as the average urban garden. Most families create their gardens in their backyard and sometimes you see a few plants growing in the front or behind them in the alleyway. This family also cultivated a vacant lot a few houses down.
AK: Where does the produce go? Is the food meant for single-family households or does the food help sustain the community?
AL: The produce is used within the family, but they do trade with one another; as well as with some of the American urban gardeners in the neighborhood. Many of the families live on minimum wage incomes, so growing food allows them to cut costs.
AK: Is there anything unique in the way these women tend to their gardens that perhaps differs from the tradition gardening crops and techniques we see in American gardening?
AL: Most of the crops are similar – they love to grow squash, cucumbers, peppers, eggplant + tomatoes, etc. The seeds are just from a different part of the world. It's not just a place for growing food; the garden becomes their central space for entertaining, hanging clothes to dry, preparing dinner and a place for kids to play. It's what brings everyone together. Each family has their own garden. The children help by climbing a ladder to collect squash from the roof of their garage. Within this community many of the women don't really have another place to get together outside of there home, so the garden becomes a space for conversation.
AK: Were there any challenges in photographing the families and gardens such as language barriers with the individuals tending the gardens?
AL: I instantly connected with this family. The mother gave me a bracelet the first day I met her. The challenge was creating relationships with more families. Now that I'm working within this neighborhood on a community art project people have opened up to me. Their was and still is a language barrier but this has allowed me to really see the common points that make us all human.
AK: Have these gardeners taught you anything about the differences or similarities in gardening back in Bengal versus gardening in Detroit? How did these gardeners adjust to gardening with changes in climate and growing seasons?
AL: Back in Bangladesh they use every square foot for growing. I love how they have adapted to their backyards and the climate. They start growing food in their homes before transplanting outside.
AK: Why do you think this is an important subject to photograph and a worthwhile story to tell?
AL: So many stories within Detroit have been about urban gardening but I haven't seen one that focuses on this growing community. I wanted to share this neighborhood's story that has been going on for over 10 years. I want people to see the strong sense of community and self-sustainability that these families practice. I think these practices can help inspire other Detroiters and Americans.
AK: Is there anything else that you have learned in regards to gardening during your work on this series that you may not have known prior to creating these photographs?
AL: A reminder to save seeds. Families collect seeds each year so they can prepare for the next growing season.


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The extraordinarily rich cultural legacy of the Roman world has had a profound affect world civilization. Roman achievements in architecture, law, politics, literature, war, and philosophy serve as the foundation of modern Western society. Now, for the first time in an A-Z format, A Dictionary of the Roman Empire assembles the people, places, events, and ideas of this remarkable period in one easy-to-use source. With over 1,900 entries covering more than five hundred years of Roman history, from Julius Caesar and the Gallic Wars (59-51 B.C.) to the fall of Romulus Augustus, the last Roman emperor (476 A.D.), this accessible guide provides quick reference to one of the most studied periods of all antiquity. Every aspect of Roman life is included. Here are profiles of the great emperors, such as Marcus Aurelius, one of the most profoundly intellectual monarchs in western civilization, and the aberrant Gaius Caligula, who, after draining the Roman treasury with his eccentric behavior, made it a capital crime for citizens not to bequeath him their estates. Informative entries describe the complex workings of Roman government, such as census taking, the creation of civil service, coinage, and the venerable institution of the Senate, and offer insight into the various trends and cultural tastes that developed throughout Roman history. For example, a discussion on baths, the most common type of building in the Roman Empire, demonstrates the unique intermingling of luxury, community, recreation, and, in the provinces, an association with Rome, that served as the focus of any city aspiring to greatness. Other entries describe the practice of paganism, marriage and divorce, ludi (public games held to entertain the Roman populace), festivals of the Roman year, and gluttony (epitomized by famous gourmands such as the emperor Vitellius, who according to the historian Suetonius, lived for food, banqueting three or four times a day, routinely vomiting up his meal and starting over). Also featured are longer essays on such topics as art and architecture, gods and goddesses, and the military, as well as a chronology, a short glossary of Roman terms, and appendices listing the emperors of the Empire and diagram the often intertwined family trees of ruling dynasties. Comprehensive, authoritative, and illustrated with over sixty illustrations and maps, A Dictionary of the Roman Empire provides easy access to the remarkable civilization upon which Western society was built.
Matthew Bunson, a long-time student of the Roman Empire, is the author of over a dozen books, including the forthcoming Encyclopedia of the Middle Ages. He lives in Las Vegas, Nevada.


So, it has been widely said that Diamond Platnumz did not sleep alone when he recently visited Kenya for his concert in Meru.
That, the singer bedded his wife's Kenyan friend and a popular socialite and that's non other than our very own Big Brother Africa star, Huddah Monroe and now the world knows Oh, to be rich and famous!
It has been narrated across the blogosphere, that, when Tanzanian star, Diamond Platnumz went to Kenya for his Meru concert, he spent the night, nestled on Huddah Monroe's bosom, the legs notwithstanding.
Monroe, the plot thickens, is a longtime friend of Platnumz's wife, Zari Hassan and has had the honor of wining and dining with them at their Tanzanian home.
Indeed, when Zari went to Kenya in 2015 to a grand all-white party at the Skyluxx bar, she was flanked on the side by Monroe.
Little did Zari know that her friend would soon turn to be a viper and devour her man while she was waiting for him to come back home.
The past week, Zari and Huddah engaged each other in a nasty war of words on who really has the bragging rights when it comes to the singer - Diamond Platnumz.
"When you think your man is yours kumbe (yet) he is ours. And I ate and dined with both of you. Having kids with someone to tie him down doesn't mean he won't leave. The little boy is public property, you order him like pizza. Don't hate the player or the game, hate yourself, Madam!" Huddah ranted on Snapchat.
Indeed, Zari addressed Huddah Monroe's outburst by posting a photo with her man and an equally scathing caption.
"Watu na bae zetu… nyaku nyakus can't even post their own. Told you, if he can't claim you in public, don't give him the goods in private. You know what that means right and I bet you know where that leaves you. Tag your bae and wish him or her a good night. #ToWhomItMayConcern." Zari posted.
Platnumz is yet to address any of the rumors.
Meanwhile, Zari is married to Platinumz with a daughter, Princess Tifa and she's heavy with a second child and is due before the year's close.
On Monroe, we can't say much. On snapchat, she brags that she has a man but still acts single.


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August 19, 2014 — 6.37pm
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Finance Minister Mathias Cormann has moved to reset the budget debate, calling for a fiscal "reality check" about the state of the nation's economy and warning of a serious corrective action in future to protect Australians' living standards.
In an address to the Sydney Institute that builds on Treasurer Joe Hockey's warning of "emergency" action and a Queensland-style austerity budget if structural reforms such as the $7 GP fee, higher education and welfare changes are not passed, Senator Cormann said the budget debate should not be a "spectator sport" and that "this is no game".
The Finance Minister pushed back against media "noise" about the budget timetable, pointing out that crucial appropriation bills had passed, as had a $7.6 billion, four-year cut to foreign aid and the tax levy on high-income earners.
He said suggestions the budget was unfair were "nonsense" – despite Treasury numbers released to Fairfax Media showing the budget cuts were inequitable – declaring "what is unfair is to promise what you cannot deliver".
Mathias Cormann speaks at the Sydney Institute. Credit:Wolter Peeters
The tough talk comes before Parliament resumes next week and after Mr Hockey, his staff and Treasury officials have criss-crossed the country for a series of budget-related meetings with the Senate crossbench.
"A number of the measures that are the subject of the most intensive post-budget debate are not due to take effect for some time," Senator Cormann said. "So there is still ample time to keep engaging with the Senate crossbenchers.
"No government in recent political history had passed all of its budget measures through both houses of Parliament by the end of August."
The federal government has so far failed to secure support for a number of budget measures that will cut spending and raise revenue and the Palmer United Party has, so far, signalled its unwillingness to compromise on many of those measures.
But Senator Cormann pointed out the GP fee was not due to start until July 1, 2015 and higher education deregulation until 2016.
He vowed the Abbott government was "committed to the marathon" that was passing the budget.
Treasurer Joe Hockey, who has kept a low profile since apologising for an embarrassing gaffe that "the poorest people either don't have cars or actually don't drive very far in many cases" while arguing the $2.2 billion fuel excise measure was progressive, re-emerged on Tuesday to argue his comments had been misinterpreted and to press the case for his budget.
"Australia cannot continue to borrow $1 billion a month – 70 per cent of it heading overseas as repayment of the interest," he said. "We have always said that we've prepared to negotiate with sensible people ... these reforms that still need to be delivered as part of the budget are the ones that are going to set us up for the future."
Against a backdrop of below-trend economic growth, rising unemployment, low consumer confidence and plateauing business investment, Senator Cormann warned that Australia was in a much weaker fiscal position than in 2007.
"We are more exposed and less resilient as a nation today than we could be, should be and can be again to deal with any global economic challenges which may come our way in the years ahead," he said.
Labor was in "complete denial" about the state of the nation's finances, Senator Cormann said, but when the Coalition returned to power federal spending as a proportion of gross domestic product had risen from 23.1 per cent to 25.9 per cent and would hit 26.5 per cent in a decade.
That trajectory, combined with falling tax revenues, translated into a growing fiscal gap and mounting public debt.
The challenge for Labor was to explain if they were still committed to a budget surplus and, if so, how they would achieve it.
To date, the Palmer United Party has indicated it will oppose the GP co-payment, rise in fuel excise, education reforms and increase to the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme co-payment.
Labor was scathing of the government's shift in rhetoric on Wednesday, describing it as "incoherent, illogical and inconsistent".
Shadow treasurer Chris Bowen said Mr Hockey's language about a budget emergency was now no longer even in sync with the case being put by his Finance Minister.
"The government can't even get simple messages straight," Mr Bowen said.
Mr Bowen added that while senior ministers Julie Bishop, Peter Dutton and Christopher Pyne had suggested the need for compromise in their portfolios, Mr Hockey had failed to produce a "coherent" strategy of his own.
"He's been in hiding for much of the week, he came out of hiding yesterday to put his foot in his mouth again by claiming his words were twisted on the matter of the impact of petrol tax on low income people," Mr Bowen said.
"The Treasurer just can't get a straight story.
"He can't get a straight story for the Parliament or for the people.
"No wonder people have lost confidence in this Treasurer, including his own backbench, in this Treasurer's ability to prosecute a fiscal strategy."
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