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Regina Mingotti, born in Naples 16 February 1722, died Neuburg an der Donau 1 October 1808, was an Italian-Austrian operatic soprano. Besides achieving great success as a performer in Germany, Spain, France, Britain and Italy, she composed and published songs and is notable for being the first woman to manage an opera company in London.

Training and career

Regina Mingotti's father was an officer in the Austrian army, stationed in Italy, where she was born. He was re-assigned to Grätz in Silesia, where he died, and Regina was put into the care of her uncle. He entered her into a convent, where she was given singing lessons.

She joined the opera company in Hamburg and sang there between 1743 and 1747, where she married the impresario Pietro Mingotti, but parted from him not long afterwards. While still with her husband, Regina relocated to Dresden, where she undertook further studies with the distinguished composer Nicola Porpora and scored great successes at the opera house, arousing the jealousy of that company's reigning prima donna Faustina Bordoni. In 1747 she created the role of Ercole (Hercules) in Gluck's Le nozze d'Ercole e d'Ebe  and was highly praised for her acting skills throughout her career, especially in breeches roles such as this one.  She spent 1751–1753 in Madrid, appearing in operas under the direction of the celebrated castrato Farinelli. Following that, she sang in Paris and made her debut in London, where she became a major star.

She composed and published songs there, and quarreled with the manager of the opera house where she appeared, attacking him in pamphlets she published under her own name. Regina had him dismissed, and took over the management of the theatre herself, while continuing to star in the performances. She thus became the first woman to manage an opera company in Britain. Her management of the opera company was very controversial. Tours of Italy followed her time in London, after which she retired first to Munich and then to Neuburg.

Regina Mingotti was fluent in German, French and Italian, to native speaker level. She also understood Latin, and could converse in English and Spanish. She was praised by English musicologist Charles Burney as a 'perfect mistress of her art' of singing and equal in "musical intelligence" to any composer he was familiar with.

Notes

1722 births
1808 deaths
Italian operatic sopranos

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DC Universe movie "Justice League vs. The Fatal Five" on 4K and Blu-ray in April
February 7, 2019 February 7, 2019 ~ Justin Sluss
The 2019 DC Universe animated movie "Justice League vs. The Fatal Five" is coming to both 4K UHD Blu-ray and Blu-ray Disc on April 16th, via Warner. Tech specs for the 4K release include 2160p video in the 1.78:1 aspect ratio featuring Dolby Vision and HDR10 forms of High Dynamic Range with Dolby Atmos sound. Tech specs for the Blu-ray include 1080p video in the 1.78:1 aspect ratio and presumably DTS-HD 5.1 Master Audio sound – although not specifically confirmed. The releases will both come in the form of "combo pack" with the 4K getting a Blu-ray, the Blu-ray getting a DVD and each getting a Digital Copy (compatible with Movies Anywhere). The 4K UHD Blu-ray and Blu-ray are both now available to pre-order over at Amazon. Bonus materials set to be included on the releases are listed below.
Battling the Invisible Menace (Featurette)– This featurette will explore the nuanced hero as many characters must deal with the everyday feelings of anxiety, depression, and other incapacitating emotions that we all must battle and overcome.
Justice League vs. Fatal Five: Unity of Hero (Featurette) – A look at how the pantheon of DC heroes has never been more diverse and inclusive, as writers and artists break boundaries and smash stereotypes.
Audio Commentary – Bruce Timm, Sam Liu, Jim Krieg and Eric Carrasco share their thoughts and insights on Justice League vs. The Fatal Five.
A Sneak Peek at the next DC Universe Movie, Batman: Hush – An advance look at the next animated film in the popular DC Universe Movies collection.
Sneak Peek Revisited: A Preview of Justice League Dark – John Constantine leads a group of misfit characters that use magic to vanquish their opponents. This is the dark version of The Justice League taking on the malevolent forces that go beyond our plane of existence.
Sneak Peek Revisited: A Preview of Justice League vs. Teen Titans – A glimpse into the characters known as the Teen Titans.
From the DC Vault: Justice League Unlimited, "Far From Home"
From the DC Vault: Legion of Superheroes, "Man of Tomorrow"
Further below, after the break, you can find the trailer, Blu-ray Disc artwork and the full announcement regarding these upcoming releases of this movie.
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"Batman: The Complete Animated Series" on Blu-ray pushed back to October 30th
August 28, 2018 September 4, 2018 ~ Justin Sluss	~ 1 Comment
Today Warner officially announced that the upcoming (previously announced) release of "Batman: The Complete Animated Series" Deluxe Limited Edition on Blu-ray Disc has been pushed back two weeks, now slated to come out on October 30th. The original details on the release were reported but I'm going to go back over them as some things have changed and a new press release has been issued. It's also not just the release date changing for this release either, as another change comes in that a Digital Copy of the entire series has now been added to the release.
Also today the studio (Warner) released a promotional video showing the restored footage of the opening title sequence from the show, that you can find further below (or directly on YouTube).
The series is available for PRE-ORDER over at Amazon now with a reduced price from its suggested retail. The "deluxe limited edition" packaging here includes three collectible Funko Pop! figurines of "Batman", "Harley Quinn", and "The Joker" (as pictured). Also included are seven lenticular art cards, and the 12-disc set is "housed in a stunning layflat-book with a dazzling slipcase" – according to the studio.
Tech specs for the release have still not been fully detailed but I have reached out to get those. You can find the new video of the restored opening titles, info regarding the contents, and bonus materials set to be included on the box set further below, after the break, in the form of the official announcement from today.
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DC's "Batman: Assault on Arkham" to get a 4K UHD Blu-ray release in September
August 13, 2018 August 13, 2018 ~ Justin Sluss
The 2014 DC Universe animated movie "Batman: Assault on Arkham" is getting a 4K UHD Blu-ray release on September 11th via Warner. Tech specs for the release include full 2160p 4K video in the 1.78:1 aspect ratio with HDR10 form of High Dynamic Range and DTS-HD 5.1 Master Audio sound. The 4K version is available now for PRE-ORDER over at Amazon and Best Buy. The 4K release will come in the form of a "combo pack" with a Blu-ray Disc and Digital Copy of the film included. Bonus materials set to be included on the release are identical to the previous Blu-ray (with nothing new), and are listed below.
Audio Commentary
The Joker's Queen: Harley Quinn
Arkham Analyzed: The Secrets Behind the Asylum
Justice League: Throne of Atlantis Sneak Peek
Bonus cartoons from the DC Comics Vault:
Justice League Unlimited, "Task Force X"
Young Justice, "Infiltrator"
Batman: The Brave the Bold, "Emperor Joker"
The Batman, "Two of a Kind"
It's also worth noting to fans that another DC Universe animated movie, "Batman: The Killing Joke", will be released the same day. Finally, below after the break you can find the original trailer for the film.
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"Batman: The Complete Animated Series" finally is coming to Blu-ray in October
July 22, 2018 August 28, 2018 ~ Justin Sluss
This weekend at the 2018 San Diego Comic-Con (SDCC) we got news that the 1992 original "Batman: The Complete Animated Series" has been restored and is headed to Blu-ray Disc later this year. The exact release date is October 30th, and it's going to be one really impressive box set, dubbed the "Deluxe Limited Edition" on Blu-ray from the folks at Warner. Here's some rundown of the set. First off it has received restored HD video in full 1080p, and is presented in the original 1.33:1 (4×3) aspect ratio. The release will cover the span of the entire 85 episodes, 4 seasons total of the show itself, as well as include the two films. This box set is already up and available for PRE-ORDER now over at Amazon. This story is developing more, so I'll be updating it more with more news as we get it.
LATEST UPDATE: The release date has now been pushed back from the original (10/16) date to now coming out on October 30th – as reported.
ORIGINAL UPDATE: First off a hi-res image of the packaging and contents has been released and can be found below. Click for a larger view.
Next, a press release has been issued and we now officially know that the following bonus materials will be included on the release as detailed below after the break, as they are extremely lengthy and detailed. Enjoy!
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DC Universe film "Batman: The Killing Joke" on 4K UHD Blu-ray in September
July 13, 2018 ~ Justin Sluss
The 2016 DC Universe original animated film "Batman: The Killing Joke" is coming to 4K UHD Blu-ray on September 11th via Warner, according to an early alert to retailers. The tech specs and bonus materials have not yet been detailed. The bonus materials should be pretty much identical to the previous (2016) Blu-ray release. However, stay tuned for any updates regarding this release. The 4K will come in the form of a "combo pack" with a Blu-ray Disc and Digital Copy of the film included. This now available for PRE-ORDER over at Amazon.

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ElectronicFans has a new RTL8710 wifi board. At slightly over US$7, it isn't the cheapest board, but it seems fairly complete. The RTL8710 boasts a 166Mhz ARM Cortex M3 and is a such a serious competitor to the beloved but ageing ESP8266.
At ModuleFans, we get a nice 9 DOF "Degrees of Freedom" breakout board, made with a LSM303DLHC accelerometer and a L3GD20 gyroscope. It's an all in one motion sensor board and communicates with I2C and SPI protocols. Nice.
Still at ModuleFans and probably a bit more niche, we get a MP3 module based on the VS1053B chip. The VS1053B can decode MP3, OGG, AAC, AAC, WMA and Midi files. It comes with a SD Card reader in which you can store the files, and the whole thing is held together with the MP3 Shield library from Sparkfun.
Grab it for $US 5.79.
YourCee has a new RTC module based on the DS3231 chip. This RTC chip is considered to be the most reliable of the DSxxx clocks out there, since it provides its own internal oscillator. As a result, the risk of having calibration issues is greatly reduced. You can query it over I2C and it comes with a battery backup. I have one of these myself and I can attest of their better quality.
Finally, Feiyang Electronics has 64×48 OLED screen that runs on I2C. Not much else documentation is available so you'd better hope it behaves like a typical I2C LCD.


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package architect.autopath.compiler.composer;

import com.hannesdorfmann.parcelableplease.annotation.ParcelablePlease;
import com.squareup.javapoet.AnnotationSpec;
import com.squareup.javapoet.ArrayTypeName;
import com.squareup.javapoet.ClassName;
import com.squareup.javapoet.FieldSpec;
import com.squareup.javapoet.JavaFile;
import com.squareup.javapoet.MethodSpec;
import com.squareup.javapoet.ParameterizedTypeName;
import com.squareup.javapoet.TypeName;
import com.squareup.javapoet.TypeSpec;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;

import javax.annotation.Generated;
import javax.lang.model.element.Modifier;

import architect.autopath.compiler.spec.ConstructorSpec;
import architect.autopath.compiler.spec.ParamSpec;
import architect.autopath.compiler.spec.PathSpec;
import processorworkflow.AbstractComposer;

/**
 * @author Lukasz Piliszczuk - lukasz.pili@gmail.com
 */
public class PathComposer extends AbstractComposer<PathSpec> {

    private static final ClassName NAVIGATIONPATH_CLS = ClassName.get("architect", "StackPath");
    private static final ClassName PARCEL_CLS = ClassName.get("android.os", "Parcel");
    private static final ClassName PARCEL_CREATOR_CLS = ClassName.get("android.os.Parcelable", "Creator");
    private static final ClassName CONTEXT_CLS = ClassName.get("android.content", "Context");

    public PathComposer(List<architect.autopath.compiler.spec.PathSpec> specs) {
        super(specs);
    }

    @Override
    protected JavaFile compose(PathSpec spec) {
        TypeSpec typeSpec = build(spec);
        return JavaFile.builder(spec.getClassName().packageName(), typeSpec).build();
    }

    private TypeSpec build(PathSpec spec) {
        StringBuilder constructorParamsStringBuilder = new StringBuilder();
        List<FieldSpec> fieldSpecs = new ArrayList<>();
        for (ParamSpec paramSpec : spec.getFields()) {
            fieldSpecs.add(FieldSpec.builder(paramSpec.getTypeName(), paramSpec.getName()).build());
            constructorParamsStringBuilder.append(paramSpec.getName()).append(", ");
        }
        if (constructorParamsStringBuilder.length() > 0) {
            constructorParamsStringBuilder.delete(constructorParamsStringBuilder.length() - 2, constructorParamsStringBuilder.length());
        }
        String constructorParamsString = constructorParamsStringBuilder.toString();

        List<MethodSpec> methodSpecs = new ArrayList<>();
        for (ConstructorSpec constructorSpec : spec.getConstructors()) {
            MethodSpec.Builder builder = MethodSpec.constructorBuilder();
            builder.addModifiers(Modifier.PUBLIC);
            for (architect.autopath.compiler.spec.ParamSpec paramSpec : constructorSpec.getFields()) {
                builder.addParameter(paramSpec.getTypeName(), paramSpec.getName());
                builder.addStatement("this.$L = $L", paramSpec.getName(), paramSpec.getName());
            }
            methodSpecs.add(builder.build());
        }

        MethodSpec parcelConstructorMethodSpec = MethodSpec.constructorBuilder()
                .addModifiers(Modifier.PRIVATE)
                .addParameter(PARCEL_CLS, "parcel")
                .addStatement("super(parcel)")
                .build();
        methodSpecs.add(parcelConstructorMethodSpec);

        MethodSpec withScopeSpec = MethodSpec.methodBuilder("withScope")
                .addModifiers(Modifier.PUBLIC)
                .returns(spec.getTargetTypeName())
                .addAnnotation(Override.class)
                .addStatement("return new $T($L)", spec.getTargetTypeName(), constructorParamsString)
                .build();
        methodSpecs.add(withScopeSpec);

        MethodSpec withViewSpec = MethodSpec.methodBuilder("withView")
                .addModifiers(Modifier.PUBLIC)
                .returns(spec.getViewTypeName())
                .addAnnotation(Override.class)
                .addParameter(CONTEXT_CLS, "context")
                .addStatement("return new $T(context)", spec.getViewTypeName())
                .build();
        methodSpecs.add(withViewSpec);

        ClassName parcelablePleaseClassName = ClassName.get(spec.getClassName().packageName(), spec.getClassName().simpleName() + "ParcelablePlease");

        MethodSpec readParcelSpec = MethodSpec.methodBuilder("readParcel")
                .addModifiers(Modifier.PROTECTED)
                .addAnnotation(Override.class)
                .addParameter(PARCEL_CLS, "parcel")
                .addStatement("$T.readFromParcel(this, parcel)", parcelablePleaseClassName)
                .build();
        methodSpecs.add(readParcelSpec);

        MethodSpec writeParcelSpec = MethodSpec.methodBuilder("writeParcel")
                .addModifiers(Modifier.PROTECTED)
                .addAnnotation(Override.class)
                .addParameter(PARCEL_CLS, "parcel")
                .addStatement("$T.writeToParcel(this, parcel, 0)", parcelablePleaseClassName)
                .build();
        methodSpecs.add(writeParcelSpec);

        MethodSpec creatorCreateFromParcelSpec = MethodSpec.methodBuilder("createFromParcel")
                .addModifiers(Modifier.PUBLIC)
                .returns(spec.getClassName())
                .addAnnotation(Override.class)
                .addParameter(PARCEL_CLS, "in")
                .addStatement("return new $T(in)", spec.getClassName())
                .build();

        MethodSpec creatorNewArraySpec = MethodSpec.methodBuilder("newArray")
                .addModifiers(Modifier.PUBLIC)
                .returns(ArrayTypeName.of(spec.getClassName()))
                .addAnnotation(Override.class)
                .addParameter(TypeName.INT, "size")
                .addStatement("return new $T[size]", spec.getClassName())
                .build();

        TypeName creatorTypeName = ParameterizedTypeName.get(PARCEL_CREATOR_CLS, spec.getClassName());
        TypeSpec creatorTypeSpec = TypeSpec.anonymousClassBuilder("")
                .superclass(creatorTypeName)
                .addMethod(creatorCreateFromParcelSpec)
                .addMethod(creatorNewArraySpec)
                .build();

        FieldSpec creatorSpec = FieldSpec.builder(creatorTypeName, "CREATOR")
                .addModifiers(Modifier.PUBLIC, Modifier.STATIC, Modifier.FINAL)
                .initializer("$L", creatorTypeSpec)
                .build();
        fieldSpecs.add(creatorSpec);

        TypeSpec typeSpec = TypeSpec.classBuilder(spec.getClassName().simpleName())
                .addModifiers(Modifier.PUBLIC)
                .superclass(ParameterizedTypeName.get(NAVIGATIONPATH_CLS, spec.getTargetTypeName()))
                .addAnnotation(AnnotationSpec.builder(Generated.class).addMember("value", "$S", architect.autopath.compiler.AnnotationProcessor.class.getName()).build())
                .addAnnotation(AnnotationSpec.builder(ParcelablePlease.class).build())
                .addFields(fieldSpecs)
                .addMethods(methodSpecs)
                .build();

        return typeSpec;
    }
}

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The Americana Series is the latest line of "true ranch homes" designed in a Craftsman style. These great homes bring back the style and details of a simpler time with multiple exterior materials, full sized porches and heavy trim borders. The interiors are maximized in living space making them live large but operate with efficiency. They are built using today's technology and they are Energy Star Certified for unsurpassed value and affordability. The Austin features a large covered front porch, large great room, designer kitchen with a peninsula breakfast bar, pvt owner's suite with tray ceiling, walk in closet and pvtbath, storage areas (including 1 heated), and an over sized garage with one of the storage areas. Just 30 minutes from Delaware Beaches! This is style and value at its best! Sales Center open Sunday &Monday 12-5PM Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday & Saturday 10AM-5PM.


For the past few years, I have had intentions of sending my family fresh mistletoe during the Christmas season. (It will happen!) Not the "packaged fresh" mistletoe found at the checkout stand, but mistletoe I gathered myself.
I have known mistletoe grew nearby, but even in all my asking of friends where to find it, I have been at a loss. I would walk and drive near the locations I was told I would find it, but I had no idea what I was actually looking for. A tree, a bush... what was mistletoe?
This year, I decided to do a Google image search for mistletoe. As I scrolled through the photos, a light bulb went on - I discovered I had been looking at mistletoe at almost every turn.
Here in Central California, there is mistletoe growing all over the place. I now know, that it is really easy to spot during the winter months, especially when the rest of the leaves have fallen from the trees. The picture below is one of the photos I found online... a striking image of a tree in winter, filled with mistletoe. As you can see, when you purchase those plastic mistletoe spheres, it's pretty close to true form. :) Someone should climb this tree (below) and tie big red bows above each ball of mistletoe.
Once I learned how to spot mistletoe I had to learn more! And when I learn something new I like to share. Sometimes over and over again, just ask my kids. They know all about mistletoe now. My parents, who visited recently from Utah, know all about mistletoe, my daughter's friends know about mistletoe (if they have been in the car with me recently). :) I have to hold my tongue and simply point now, for fear of being shot down with eye rolls and deep sighs.
Mistletoe is a semi-parasitic plant. It grows on the stems of woody plants, from which they derive water, minerals, nutrients and small amounts of organic compounds carried in the sap. Mistletoe can may grow on ash, beech, birch, hickory, maple, oak, pecan, sycamore, walnut and willow.
Birds spread mistletoe from tree to tree when they eat the pulp around the seeds, which stick to them. The seeds then germinate and the parasite grows through the bark into the tree's water-conducting tissues where the sinkers develop. While the seeds aren't harmful to birds, they are poisonous to humans and pets.
Though a parasite, mistletoe does do some good. It offers food to a wide variety of creatures throughout the year, helps improve soil quality beneath infected trees, and often provides a safe hiding or nesting place. In addition, it offers up an invitation to all who stand beneath it... "Kiss!"
WHY DO WE "KISS" BENEATH THE MISTLETOE?
The origin of the tradition of kissing under the mistletoe is vague. However, the tradition may have stemmed from either the Viking association of the plant with Frigga (the goddess of love) or from the ancient belief that mistletoe was related to fertility.
One legend states that a couple who kisses underneath mistletoe will have good luck, but a couple neglecting to kiss will have bad luck. Specifically, it is believed that a couple kissing under the mistletoe ensure themselves of marriage and a long, happy life, while an unmarried woman not kissed under the mistletoe will remain single for another year.
Maidens may place a sprig of the plant under their pillow at night in the same manner a child places his or her lost tooth in anticipation of a visit from the Tooth Fairy. Instead of exchanging teeth for money, however, the sprig of mistletoe allows women to dream of their Prince Charming.
While mistletoe is widely viewed as a symbol of love and fertility, it's also representative of peace. Ancient tales tell of enemies who encounter each other underneath trees bearing mistletoe. The enemies lay down their arms, embrace, and agree to a truce until the next day. This act of goodwill is yet another possibility for why we kiss under mistletoe: abstaining from violence and exchanging greetings under the plant may have prompted the custom of kissing.
"Meet Me Under the Mistletoe"
One of my daughters is earning half her tuition for EFY this summer. To help her reach her goal we packaged up: a sprig of mistletoe, instructions for use, and a heart shaped Dove chocolate into a cello bag and tied it up with a bow. She sold them for $1.
If you live in an area where you can gather fresh mistletoe, this could be a fun and easy fundraiser for you during any of the following holidays: Christmas (tradition), Valentine's Day (Kiss Me), St. Patrick's Day ("Kiss Me! I'm Irish"), or at Halloween (in the European Middle Ages mistletoe was hung over doors to ward off witches).


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Civil Rights Marchers Vow No Return to Jim Crow Days
Walking in the footsteps of history, 750 students from Alabama State University marched from their campus in Montgomery to join with the many hundred walkers from Selma to Montgomery for the last leg of the five-day, 50-mile march to the steps of the state Capitol. (See related story on the march.)
They raised their voices, chanting, "We are the dream of Martin Luther King," and moved in time to "Ain't Gonna Let Nobody Turn Me 'Round," the same freedom song that drove their grandparents' generation before them.
Leading the students were AFT president Randi Weingarten, ASU Faculty-Staff Alliance co-president Derryn Moten, Jefferson County AFT president Vi Parramore and other AFT activists from the region. At a campus rally before the march got under way, Weingarten laid out the high stakes for the students, whose futures are jeopardized by legislative actions including a budget cut for ASU of 33 percent this year and tuition hikes totaling 47 percent over the past three years. "This fight is about making sure that people dream their dreams and achieve them," Weingarten said. "That means that everybody who should be eligible to vote is able to vote."
Later in the day, Weingarten joined the labor, civil rights and immigrant rights leaders who addressed the thousands at the Capitol.
"We are foot-weary but heart-full," said AFL-CIO executive vice president Arlene Holt Baker, one of the march organizers.
"We stand on sacred ground," said Wade Henderson, president of the Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights. "Alabama is sacred ground to those who love democracy and hate tyranny."
"It is sad and outrageous that we find ourselves fighting the same battles we thought we won almost 50 years ago," Weingarten said, but she aimed particular rage at Alabama's vicious anti-immigrant law. "The whites-only restrooms may be gone, but in 2012 we are fighting new lethal threats to civil rights and liberties. The law, HB 56, has done nothing but destroy households and put additional strain on already strained Alabama teachers.
"Today I heard about six children living fatherless, with their mother having no food and no means of support because their father was deported. I heard about the young student of one of our Alabama teachers, who was turned away from first one, then a second, doctor's care because her mother could not sign a paper—a contract—promising to pay. That child ended up in an emergency room with an abscess in her stomach.
"I heard about a high school salutatorian who worked hard to go to college, then had her scholarships taken away because of her parents' status.
"Register to vote," she urged. "Vote! Fight to ensure economic dignity and strength!"
Bill Lucy, president of the Coalition of Black Trade Unionists, vowed to fight for the fundamental rights of immigrants to not be discriminated against. "The American labor movement will not abandon you," he said.
We have come here with one message, said Hector Sanchez, executive director of the Labor Council for Latin American Advancement: "Vote! We must change the extremists and get people in the statehouses who look like us!"
The Rev. Al Sharpton, the moving force behind this year's march and president of the National Action Network, took to the podium and sought to "correct several lies and distortions."
"One, voter fraud: The only voter fraud we can find is the statement that there is extensive voter fraud. The fraud is to use allegations of voter fraud to suppress the vote and stop people from voting.
"Two, another lie is the immigration law that says you can't serve people [who are] here illegally. The laws in Alabama are not immigration laws. They are Jim Crow laws. You have imposed Jim Crow laws. Then you turn around and tell the black community that they have taken our jobs. We don't have jobs to take!"
The Rev. Jesse Jackson, founder of Rainbow PUSH Coalition, alluded to projected losses of jobs and tax revenue due to HB 56. A recent study from the University of Alabama Center for Business and Economic Research shows that, as in other states with extreme anti-immigrant measures, Alabama's law will shrink the state economy by at least $2.3 billion annually and will cost the state 70,000 jobs. These are losses already being felt.
"We are not each other's enemies," said Sharpton, reiterating the march's theme of power in unity. "If we cooperate, we can make America work for everyone." [Barbara McKenna]


The main task of the car engine is converting chemical energy stored in the fuel to mechanical energy through combustion (the process of burning) in engine cylinders. High-quality fuel mixture and good oxygen supply play a big role in this process.
Beside these symptoms, piston mechanism is worn out faster due to the layer of oil being rinsed out by the fuel, catalytic converter can become clogged etc. While working, nozzles are exposed to high temperature oscillations, fuel filth, oil entering the suction branch... Because of that, residue can be formed inside the nozzle. The amount of injected fuel is reduced. The quality of the mixture in different cylinders is uneven. Residue can cause changes of flow direction or bad dispersion of the fuel and leakedge.
Nozzles are under the constant pressure and they shouldn't be leaking unless the impuls stimulates the needle. Residue can disrupt the movement of the needle and lead to leakedge. Because the nozzles are expensive to make, it is much more convenient to clean them (unless they are mechanically damaged).
Chemical cleaning is done by adding various additives to the fuel which dissolve the unwanted residue. Perks of chemical cleaning are simplicity and a relatively low price. Unfortunately, this type of cleaning is not able to give the best results. Only the parts that come in touch with the fuel can be reached and are being cleaned in the direction of the fuel flow, potentially leading to more congestion. Besides, additives act agressively towards the other parts of the engine.
The other option is ultrasonic cleaning. The advantages of this type of cleaning are numerous: nozzles are throughly cleansed, filth is removed from the engine; new parts are installed if needed, we can observe the results of cleaning and check if there are any mechanical malfunctions. Except the cleaning itself, the technician gets feedback on nozzle performance, helping them to set a diagnose and successfully repaire the vehicle.


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Q: How can I install the Redmine emails Reminder plugin on EC2? I already have a Redmine instance running on EC2, on Ubuntu.
Now I want to install the Redmine Reminders via email, on my EC2 instance.
How can it be done?
Many Thanks,
Daniel

A: I used this and worked to me!
http://redminecrm.com/boards/4/topics/448-installing-redmine-2-2-passenger-nginx-rvm-on-ubuntu-12-04
Don´t forget to update and update apt-get before follow this tutorial

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. For tennis fans, here are some great photos of pretty Katerina Siniakova in 2016.
Katerina Siniakova was born on May 10, 1996, in Hradec Kralove, Czech Republic.
So far in her tennis career, Katerina Siniakova has yet to win a WTA singles title but she does have two WTA doubles titles and she also won 7 singles titles on the ITF development circuit.
Katerina Siniakova has earned or won over $1.2 million in prize money. Women tennis players can earn very good livings these days and Katerina's earnings are sure to rise.
At the Grand Slam tennis events the farthest Katerina Siniakova has gone in singles play is the 3rd round at Wimbledon in 2016 and she reached the quarterfinals in doubles play at the 2016 U.S. Open.
The future looks very bight for pretty Katerina Siniakova in women's singles and doubles tennis.


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Section of new Waterford greenway to open next week
Kilmacthomas to Dungarvan stretch is part of 46kms greenway route through county
An image from the visitwaterfordgreenway website. The first section of the Waterford Greenway will open next week.
Barry Roche
Sat Sep 17 2016 - 15:31
The first section of a multi-million euro greenway in Co Waterford will open next week.
A 23 kilometres section linking Kilmacthomas to Dungarvan will open from Friday. The remaining section, from Kilmacthomas into Waterford city will complete the 46km route and will open early next year.
Director of services at Waterford City & County Council Lar Power said he was pleased the Kilmacthomas to Dungarvan section, which runs along an old rail line, would open shortly.
He said the full walking and cycling route would be open next Spring and in time for the start of the tourism season.
"The route is safe and fully accessible for everyone, including cyclists, walkers, families with children, and both young and old.
"The greenway is a terrific facility, not just for the people of Waterford, but for the whole country and for international visitors," said Mr Power.
Mr Power said there were several access points along the route, with car parking facilities at Kilmacthomas, at both the Workhouse and the Mill and at McGrath's Cross, Shanacool, Scartore and Dungarvan.
Cars and horses are not allowed on the Greenway.
"Greenway users are urged to follow the recommended 'code of respect', by keeping to their left, passing others on the right and to bring all litter home with them. Cyclists are asked to ring their bells and cycle at a safe speed while dogs should be kept on a short lead," he added.
The Waterford Greenway is being developed by Waterford City & County Council with the co-operation of local property owners, the support of communities along the route, and with supporting funding from the Department of Transport, Tourism and Sport, said Mr Power
Maps of the Waterford Greenway will be made available from the Tourist Information Offices in Waterford City and Dungarvan, the Lismore Heritage Centre, the Bishop's Palace, Medieval Museum, and in hotels and other accommodation providers across the city and county, he added.
From Friday, September 23rd, a map of the Waterford Greenway can be downloaded from www.visitwaterfordgreenway.com.
Further information will also be available from the website, on Facebook@WaterfordGreenway and on Twitter at @WaterfordGrnWay.
Barry Roche is Southern Correspondent of The Irish Times
RocheCROSSCounty CouncilDepartment of TransportTourism and SportWaterfordWaterford GreenwayBarry RocheLar Power
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Bathseba Ruggles was born February 13, 1745, to Timothy Ruggles, a very wealthy man who had held some of the most prominent positions in the Massachusetts Bay Colony. Bathsheba was said to be her father's favorite child, was educated well and had everything money could buy. Joshua Spooner was born in 1741.
Ruggles, a lawyer and chief justice of the Court of Common Pleas in Worcester, Massachusetts, was a strong-willed and determined man and an avowed Loyalist (British supporter). Under public censure for his refusal to sign the Stamp Act protest as a Massachusetts delegate to the 1765 Stamp Act Congress, Ruggles may have arranged the marriage of his daughter Bathsheba to Joshua Spooner.
At any rate, on January 15, 1766, Bathsheba Ruggles married Joshua Spooner, twenty-five. The son of a wealthy Boston merchant, Spooner was a well-to-do and well-connected farmer in Brookfield, Massachusetts. They had their first child, Elizabeth, on April 8, 1767; three more followed between 1770 and 1775, but one died in infancy.
At a time when class distinctions were important and social status was determined by family lineage, both Bathsheba and her husband were scions of prominent families of the colonial aristocracy, raised to a life of wealth and privilege. In these years immediately before the Revolution they were living in what was considered an elegant two-story house in Brookfield, and were considered wealthy by their neighbors.
When the American Revolution began, Timothy Ruggles remained a Loyalist and was ultimately banished from Massachusetts, and the hatred generated by this extended to members of his family. He was forced to flee to Canada in 1774 and his massive estates were confiscated.
Joshua Spooner supported the Patriots, while Bathsheba shared her father's views. This caused much dissention in the Spooner marriage, and when Bathsheba wanted to see her father in Canada, Joshua forbade it.
It was becoming common knowledge that the Spooner marriage was not a happy one, and that Bathsheba had developed what she was to characterize as an "utter aversion" towards her husband. The reasons for the rift are not fully known, but records indicate that Joshua Spooner was frequently drunk and sometimes physically abused his wife. Bathsheba, on the other hand was independent, strongwilled, and impetuous.
When thirty-two-year-old Bathsheba Spooner met Ezra Ross in the spring of 1777, he was a sixteen-year-old soldier in the Continental Army, who had served under General George Washington for a year. Ross was walking home from Washington's winter camp in Morristown, New Jersey, when he fell ill with fever and was nursed back to health by Bathsheba Spooner.
Sarah Pollard was born on May 4, 1725, daughter of Joseph and Priscilla Pollard. Edmund Pendleton was was born into the Virginia colony's elite on September 9, 1721, in Caroline County, Virginia. However, his father's early death and the subsequent loss of the family's property left Pendleton to shift for himself. His upper-class origins eventually served him well, but his early years were ones of struggle.
Martha Washington Jefferson was born on September 27, 1772, the daughter of Thomas Jefferson, third President of the United States, and Martha Wayles Jefferson. She was born at Monticello, near Charlottesville, Virginia, and was named in honor of her mother and of Martha Washington, wife of George Washington. Her nickname was Patsy.
When Patsy was ten years old her mother died, and over the following years she became increasingly close to her father. From age 12 to 17, Patsy and her younger sister Polly lived in Paris with her father while he served as U.S. Minister to France. Jefferson enrolled the girls at Abbaye Royale de Panthemont convent school, after receiving assurances that Protestant students were exempt from religious instruction. After Patsy expressed a desire to convert to Catholicism, Jefferson quickly withdrew them from the school.
In 1763 Theodosia Bartow married James Marcus Prevost, a British Army officer with whom she had five children. They lived in Bergen County, New Jersey, in a home they named the Hermitage. In 1776 James Marcus was called back to active duty in the Revolutionary War, while Theodosia tried to keep their home from being confiscated by the American government. Meanwhile she began a relationship with a young American officer named Aaron Burr. After her husband's death in 1781, 35-year-old Theodosia Prevost, with five children, married 25-year-old Aaron Burr.
Theodosious Bartow died in a carriage accident in Shrewsbury, New Jersey, in 1746 at age 34, while his wife Ann was pregnant with their only child, Theodosia Bartow. For five years Ann raised Theodosia as a single parent, apparently partially in Shrewsbury and partially in New York City where several of her sisters and brothers were living.
Loyal Whig, Enthusiastic Patriot, Revolutionary Heroine.
Martha McFarland was born in 1735 in Alamance County, North Carolina. In 1759, Martha married Colonel John McGee, a prosperous farmer and trader who came to North Carolina in 1750. They had five children: Jane (1760-1835), Susannah (1761-1843), John (1763-1836), William (1768-1817) and Andrew McGee (d. 1819). The McGees were among the wealthiest people in the county.
John McGee died in 1773, but left his family well provided for. Martha carried on his business and farming, just as he had been doing. His farming operations were quite extensive for a new settler, and in the store, he bartered a great deal, by exchanging goods for deer skins, furs, flaxseed, beeswax and such items.
Esther De Berdt was born October 22, 1746, in London, England, one of two children of Martha Symon De Berdt and Dennis De Berdt, an English businessman who traded with the colonists in Delaware and Massachusetts. The fair-haired, attractive young Esther was a lively talker and a lover of books. The De Berdt children grew up near the Houses of Parliament, in Artillery Court, with summers spent in Enfield.
Arriving in Philadelphia from London as a young bride, Esther De Berdt Reed had by 1774 become a zealous American Patriot. The Ladies Association she founded made shirts for the soldiers of the Continental Army, and became for the model for similar drives in Maryland, New Jersey and Virginia.
Historians are undecided about the exact birth date of Kerenhappuch Norman, but it is assumed that she was born in Spotsylvania County, Virginia, in about 1715. She was the daughter of a well known tobacco planter, Isaac Norman, Jr. and his wife, the former Frances Courtney.
Kerenhappuch Norman married James Turner, the son of a prominent family and also a tobacco planter, in Spotsylvania County in 1733. Deed records show that following the wedding, Isaac Norman gave 50 pounds and 100 acres of his home plantation to his daughter and her new husband.
During the Revolutionary War, the Carolina colonies were invaded by the British in 1781. Patriot Generals Nathanael Greene, Thomas Sumter, Henry "Light Horse Harry" Lee, and Francis Marion were waging an all-out campaign to rid South Carolina of the British.
General Greene had spent 28 days trying to capture the fort at Ninety-Six, South Carolina, but had been forced to retreat when he discovered that British General Lord Francis Rawdon was coming with reinforcements. General Greene felt that Rawdon's men were vulnerable to attack, but knew he lacked the manpower to win the skirmish.
If General Greene could get a message to General Sumter, the two units could join forces and attack General Rawdon en masse. Two things made getting such a message to General Sumter very difficult. Seventy miles of difficult terrain – some of it a dense marsh – separated the two armies, and the area was a hotbed of British sympathizers.
General Greene hesitated to order any of his men – who were exhausted and weak from lack of proper food – to undertake such a ride. So he called for a civilian volunteer to carry the message. But no one could be found willing to run the risk of traversing a section of country that was infested with revengeful Tories.
About two miles from where General Greene had camped with his weary and disheartened troops, stood the residence of a well-to-do farmer named John Geiger, a loyal and outspoken patriot, but an invalid and unable to bear arms for his country. His eighteen-year-old daughter Emily was an ardent patriot as well.
Emily Geiger overheard her father and one of his friends discussing Greene's dilemma and his call for a courier. Without saying anything to her father, she left the house and went to General Greene's camp, asking to speak to the general personally. She bravely offered to carry his message to General Sumter.
Martha Robertson was born about 1750 in Rowan County, North Carolina. Not much is known about her early life, but her acts of heroism during the Revolutionary War are very well known.
Martha Robertson married William Bratton, a Pennsylvanian of Irish parentage, who lived in the York District of South Carolina, just below the North Carolina border. In the troubled times that preceded the American Revolution, the Brattons' courage and deportment gave them great influence among their neighbors and friends.
The year 1780 was a dark period for the patriots of South Carolina, the year the British invaded their state. The city of Charleston surrendered on May 12, and General Benjamin Lincoln and the his army became prisoners of war. After this initial success, the British secured the important post of Ninety-Six; another contingent scoured the countryside bordering on the Savannah; and Lord Cornwallis passed the Santee and took the town of Georgetown.
Armed garrisons were posted throughout the state, which lay at the mercy of the enemy. Sir Henry Clinton boasted that here at least, the American Revolution was ended. A proclamation was issued, denouncing those who would fight them, and offering pardon to those who would acknowledge them and accept British protection. Many of the people, believing resistance was hopeless, took the offered protection, while those who refused absolute submission were exiled or imprisoned.
But the colonists of York District of South Carolina never gave their paroles, nor accepted protection as British subjects; preferring resistance to subjection. A few individuals sought refuge in North Carolina. They were followed by the Whigs of Chester and other districts bordering on that state, who fled from the British troops as they marched into the upper country.
Those patriot exiles soon organized themselves in companies, and under their gallant leaders, General Thomas Sumter, Colonel William Bratton and others, began to collect on the frontier, and to harass the enemy by sudden unexpected attacks. At the time, the state was unable to feed, clothe or arm the soldiers. They had to depend on themselves. They gathered in the woods and swamps, and frequently wanted both for food and clothing.
During his long absences from home, serving with the patriot resistance, Colonel Bratton was seldom able to see or communicate with his family, and Martha must have been constantly anxious for his safety. She, however, never complained, but devoted herself to the care of her family, striving at the same time to aid and encourage her neighbors.


Well a year in the books for Kid Cedek's Buzz at Sutra. As a special treat he has finally decided to release the Buzz at Sutra mixtape as a download. Enjoy.
Posted on December 28, 2011 by DJ Real Juicy and filed under Dance Tunes, Mixtape Monday and tagged buzz at sutra kid cedek mixtape.


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TBSE Madhyamik Result 2019: The Tripura Board 10th result 2019 to be released in the official website, tripuraresults.nic.in. Students Can check their TBSE 10th Results 2019 name wise, School Wise with Marks using roll number. The Tripura Board of Secondary education is responsible for conducting the Tripura madhyamik exams and to release the result. This year the exams were conducted from the 2nd March to 3rd April, 2019.
The board has officially announce the notification in the official website regarding release date of Tripura 10th result 2019. The students who have written the exam can wait until the Tripura madhyamik result 2019 is declare officially in the website tripuraresults.nic.in on june 12th at 9.30AM.
Tripura board stands for the Tripura board of Secondary Education. It is responsible for conduction of Madhyamik exam as well as declaration of results. The Madhyamik results will be declared in the first week of June. The Tripura Board of Secondary Education will display the results in the website- tripuraresults.nic.in. It will create convenience of students.
The results have been announced and would be made available online shortly for students. Tripura Board or TBSE is a state board responsible for conducting two public examinations for class 10 and 12 for the state schools. This year, approximately 27,000 students have written the TBSE Madhyamik or Class 10 examinations 2019. The results would be declared shortly. Candidates are advised to keep refreshing the page.
We also see that the number of the applicants who have appeared for this Tripura Board of Secondary Education 10th class examination 2018 is great in number. The candidates who have already sat for the TBSE class 10th exam through the Tripura Board of Secondary Education are anticipating the Tripura Madhyamik results 2019. It is a much anticipated time for the students to get the Class X 2019 Board Exam as this is such an important happening in every student's life.
The students who have written the Tripura 10th exams are waiting for madhyamik result 2019. The board informed students should not fear about their Tripura 10th result 2019. The students have performed very well this year and the TBSE 10th result 2019 would be high this year. The board has also announced that the pass percentage compared to last year would be increased this year in the tripura madhyamik result 2019.
TBSE Madhyamik Result 2019 date?
Now students are given an option to download the class 10th examination results by the examination hall ticket or enrolment number in the official website. In order to check for the results of the Tripura Board of Secondary Education (TBSE) Madhyamik / 10th Class exams, visit official website: www.tripuraresults.nic.in. Every year the tripura board conducts the exam in the month of the march and releases the tripura madhyamik result in the month of May.
For any queries comment your views in the comment box below.
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The candidates are getting the facilities of availing results via online with the official website of AP Board. The scores of the exam can be downloaded from soft copy. The hard copy is the printed matter of the results .This hard copy may be utilized for future references. The hard copy will assist the students for admissions in future.
If the candidates do not pass in some specific subjects, then they can appear for re examinations. This may be said that the students may appear for compartmental examinations. If the candidates pass the compartmental examinations, then they can get pass certificates. The results of the compartmental examinations will be published in the official website of Tripura Board.
How to Check Tripura Madhyamik result 2019 online at tripuraresults.nic.in?
The students who have written the Tripura 10th exams are waiting for the madhyamik pariksha (secondary examination) result 2019. The students can check their madhyamik pariksha result by follow the guidelines.
Go to the official website tripuraresults.nic.in.
Check the link "Tripura Madhyamik result 2019″.
Enter your hall ticket/Roll Number and other important details.
Then, Submit all the details by clicking on the button.
Your Madhyamik result will be displayed on the screen.
Download a soft copy / take a printout of the online scorecard.
Tripura board of secondary education is operating under the government of Tripura. The Tripura board of secondary education was established in 1973 by an act called Tripura Board of Secondary Education. It is responsible for the promotion and development of secondary education in the state. Official languages followed in the system are English and Bengali.
Newly introduced patterns are done in syllabus structures of English, Bengali. It is devised for students of Tripura Board of Secondary Education. Kokborok and Mizo are considered to be first languages. Other subjects included in the course are namely Hindi, Maths, Science and Social Science. It is a well structured course for students enrolled under the Tripura Board Secondary Education (TBSE). It is found that most of the public schools of the state follow the TBSE system. The course is such that students studying in this system are benefitted much.
1.4 How to Check Tripura Madhyamik result 2019 online at tripuraresults.nic.in?
How much mark need to pass in madhyamik examination?
Sir, kitne date dekha hai per madhyamik result ka real date kohonsa hai.
Sir madhyamik ka rusult kab hai?
Sir chini tripura ni takhukrok tei bukhukrok sworung mani basong rok no bophoroba sakalai nai ongkha.
Bfru result wg ny ?
what type of English you used in comment?


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Frank Edward Shehorn
Apr 01, 2007 12:00 AM
Frank Edward Shehorn passed peacefully on March 2, 2007. He was born April 12, 1929 to Clyde and Anna Shehorn.
He was active in the Catholic Church, was an altar boy and a Boy Scout. He joined the Indiana National Guard and later, served his country as a Damage Repair Man in the Navy on the USS Forrest Royal during the Korean War.
After earning a degree from OIT, he lived in LaGrande, Twin Falls and Nampa, Idaho where he enjoyed archery, hunting, photography and fly fishing. He married Ruth Howard on September 14, 1969 and moved to the Medford area in 1970.
Frank was a member in the Fraternal Order to the Eagles and served as President of Medford Lodge in 1977. He retired from the County Road department after 20 years of service.
He was a kind and loving man and always generous with his laughter and quick wit. Above all, Frank was an artist. His works fill the homes of his family and friends. He touched our lives with great stories and beautiful art and will be missed by all who knew him.
The family would like to extend a special thanks to his nurse, Nancy Moffitt, and to Providence Hospice for their kindness and support.
A memorial service will be held on April 14, 2007 at 10 a.m. at the Eagle Point National Cemetery.


When Liam works on a Saturday I usually spend the morning with my mum, which is great as this is our time. So on Saturday we headed into Bradford for a little bit of shopping. I wasn't actually going to buy much seen as I am trying to save a little bit but there was no way I was leaving these bargains behind.
Our large PoundWorld store has a big section at the back where everything is half price, this is great especially as most items in here are now over £1. I have been on the look out for a yoga mat for a while now and this was marked down to £2.50 which is really cheap compared to what I had been looking at. Similarly this foam roller was also down to £2.50 and should work wonders on my bad leg and ease the tension on it. Resistance bands are also meant to be good at strengthening my leg so I picked up this pack of 3 for just £1 and they come in a nice little carry case. Finally from PoundWorld I picked up this large water bottle as I seem to be drinking a lot more water these days.
Next up was Primark and I really wasn't going to get anything however, if you have read the blog recently you will know I am putting together my perfect wardrobe. With me loosing weight I don't want to spend too much on clothes so I just picked up a few bits. I love just wearing jersey shorts around the house and these were reduced to £4 a pair so I got a couple of pairs of these. I love the maroon colour and the grey is one I always go for.
Now this top is like one I had seen in Footasylum recently but was only £8 in Primark so there was no way I was leaving it behind. It is a bit of a longer top which is what I have been after for a while now and I love the stripes on it. It feels like it is good quality too.
Finally I got this England top for £9 and I love it. To me it has a look of the 66 shirts which was perfect. Honestly I aren't England's biggest fan, I actually support Portugal and always have done each year I get a shirt. But as I follow England and I have been told I aren't wearing a Portugal shirt every weekend I thought I would pick this up.
I am definitely going to ban myself from buying new clothes until I really need to as who knows how long I will be this size for especially if I carry on as I have been doing.


And of course the glossary and appendices.
Section 6 – Environmental Quality and Control covers wipe sampling for HD surfaces. According to Section 6, wipe sampling of HD surfaces should be performed initially to establish a baseline/benchmark and then at least every 6 months, or more often as needed, to verify containment.
For the interior of C-PECs and equipment contained in it, that means that pharmacies using an IV robot or IV workflow management system (IVWMS) for sterile HD compounding must sample inside the robot as well as all the hardware tied to the IVWMS. This includes cameras, scales, barcode scanners, and even touchscreen computers both inside and adjacent to the hood. I don't think most pharmacies are doing this.
As far as pass-through chambers go, this includes refrigerators and dual-sided carousels attached to HD compounding areas. Again, I don't think most pharmacies are doing this.
There is currently no standard for acceptable limits for HD surface contamination. However, USP <800> lists the following common marker HDs that can be assayed: cyclophosphamide, ifosfamide, methotrexate, fluorouracil, and platinum-containing drugs. I don't think I've ever been in a hospital pharmacy larger than 100 beds that doesn't have a patient receiving at least one of thsse drugs.
If any measurable contamination is found, the facility must identify, document, contain the cause of contamination, and come up with a way to fix it, which may include something as simple as re-evaluating work practices, re-training personnel, performing thorough deactivation, decontamination, and cleaning, or something as difficult as improving engineering controls, i.e. hoods and buffer rooms.
So remember folks, make sure you're performing appropriate surface sampling on your technology in and around your hoods.


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Please Be Better
Not okay: People are slut-shaming Ariel Winter's graduation party dress
Marie Lodi
Instagram / Ariel Winter
Ariel Winter just graduated high school and her family was kind enough to throw her a big bash. The 18-year-old actress posted a photo of herself in front of her celebratory spread, decorated with balloons, snacks, and a beautiful cake all done up in a black, white, and gold theme. Unfortunately, some Instagram commenters and even media outlets took it upon themselves to slut-shame the Modern Family star for her outfit, which was a light pink bodycon dress — similar to the one she wore to her graduation ceremony.
Ariel looked happy and gorgeous, as any recent graduate and future college student should. In the caption, she expressed love and gratitude to each member of her family, including her sister who is her "absolute best friend and my everything," and her father for "always being there to support and love me as well and always put a smile on my face no matter what." It was a truly touching note and we are sure her family couldn't be more proud.
While many of Ariel's fans sent their congratulations, other commenters focused on her dress, questioning whether or not it was an appropriate choice for a graduation party. "Who goes out in public like that!!," wrote one commenter, while another said, "Gosh I hate to say it but do 18 years olds really dress like this? Lovely dress and body but it doesn't give anything to the imagination."
Twitter users were also critical.
Still, there were many who defended Ariel, applauding her confidence and body positivity.
On Instagram, a commenter wrote, "She's entitled to dress however she wants. Every woman should have the right to wear whatever they want, with no discrimination or oppression."
We couldn't agree more. The notion that a woman should always dress "modestly" in order to be perceived as "classy" is a harmful, outdated, oppressing opinion that contributes to many of the problems associated with rape culture. The sad truth of the matter is, women are prone to sexual harassment and unfair judgment no matter WHAT they are wearing. Why should ANYONE have to adhere to another person's perspective especially when it comes to something that is such a personal choice like fashion. Why should it matter to anyone else?
Unfortunately, Ariel is no stranger to trolls who have tried policing her clothing in the past. Last fall, she wrote a note on Instagram addressing this exact issue. "I typically never give power to the mean things people bravely say behind their computer screens on the Internet, but this is for the girls who are constantly bullied whether it be online or at school," Ariel stated. "You are not asking for anything because of what you are wearing- you are expressing yourself and don't you ever think you deserve the negativity as the consequence to what you are wearing — YOU ARE BEAUTIFUL. Celebrate you and don't let anyone's comments allow you to think less of yourself.Us girls have to stick together!!!!!!"
Those words couldn't be more true now. Ariel will attend UCLA in the fall, and we'll sure she'll be kicking ass while wearing whatever she wants there, too.
By Marie Lodi


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Q: Handle minified Javascript/CSS in Vim Elixir's Phoenix framework, but it's not the only one, dumps a minified version of (what I think is) Bootstrap's css into some of its css files. This also sometimes happens with Javascript.
When editing any of these with Vim, there basically exists this one enormously long line which vim chokes on, not showing it unless the cursor is on the line, and making all the rest of vim behave in a horrible sluggish way, where often lines after this one do not show anymore. Here is the highlighted line:

Is there a plugin or setting that can handle this annoying situation somehow?
For reference, here is the "raw" file. Notice the enormous length of line 9.
/* Includes some default style for the starter application.V
 * This can be safely deleted to start fresh.
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/* Milligram v1.3.0 https://milligram.github.io
 * Copyright (c) 2017 CJ Patoilo Licensed under the MIT license
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I have turned syntax highlighting off and this helps a bit (though is not ideal), but still the offending line does not show in Vim unless I'm actually on it, and it still feels sluggish.

A: The LargeFile plugin (also referenced by answers suggested in the comments) adapts many Vim options to make it faster when a huge file is loaded.
In your case, it's not so much the total file size, but the extremely large (single) line. I would call that a mutilation, even a bug, because it severely impacts editing (regardless of the editor). In my opinion, that should be changed so that there's no necessity to directly edit the resulting file, only the contributing source (with the short, readable lines), and to join them in the build process.
Your screenshot already shows the effect of :help 'synmaxcol'; the coloring stops somewhere. I'd usually recommend to reduce that further, but you've already reported problems with :syntax off, which is an even bigger hammer to wield.
The slowness (in syntax highlighting and otherwise) is usually caused by regular expressions that spend a long time digesting the line. These could be used by indent or fold expressions, for example.
:setlocal indentexpr= foldexpr=

might be worth a try. For further troubleshooting, setting 'verbose' to a high value and checking what's happening is a good idea.
For a good editing experience, it would be best to convert the long line to multiple shorter ones. A 'formatprg' specific to CSS, or alternatively a quick :substitute should do the job, and still keep the CSS syntax intact. If you don't want to persist that change, the original line could be stored and restored prior to saving. With :autocmd BufWrite{Pre,Post}, this could even be fully automated, but that implementation effort will only be worth it if you have to edit these files often, and no other solution is possible.


I was thinking about future releases of SD. What would it be like to release the "Other Cars" as packs, divided into groups according to the type of race car they are? Like SD would come with the supercars by default and have an F1 pack, 36 GP pack, Stock car pack, etc? People could download just the packs that interest them. I'd still want them all anyway.
i also support this idea, as it makes the whole thing more transparent and users can better choose what they want, but i think we still need an "other cars" or "more cars" package, as some of them are pretty lonesome in their respective categories.
The "garage" page shows some performance characteristics for each car (acceleration, top speed, cornering..). Wouldn't it be nice to calculate an "overall performance rating" (a simple number) out of these, to make cars better comparable? In addition to the button "select five random opponents from this category", another button "select five random opponents with similar performance rating from any category" could be established this way.
Although a race between rallye cars, stock cars and 36gp or whatsoever is not realistic at all, it might be more fun to ride than a race without any opponents..?


Emmanuel won Cambridge team racing and windsurfing Cuppers 2018 held at Grafham Water on Tuesday 19th June. Sidney Sussex won the Silver Fleet Team Racing and Murray Edwards the Silver Fleet Windsurfing. The event was a bitter-sweet occasion and last hurrah for sailing Blue Josh Flack of Emmanuel. It was his second and final Cuppers win after 8 years of first and second degree study at Cambridge.
A record number of 23 teams (19 colleges) entered for the team racing event, the weather was perfect, and the BBQ/Pimms as successful as ever. The team racing round robin produced four evenly-matched semi finalists: Christs, Emmanuel, Magdalene, and Sidney Sussex (the Silver Fleet winners). Emmanuel powered through 2-0 over Sidney Sussex in the first semi final. Christs lost their first semi-final race to Magdalene, but refused to be fazed by this outcome and went on to win 2-1.
Then, in what was a grandstand final, Emmanuel emerged victorious over Christs (2-0) and so prove worthy winners of Cambridge team racing and windsurfing Cuppers 2018. Both the semi finals and the final were notable for the high standard of team racing in each.
A big 'thank you' to everyone who helped and to Grafham Water SC for welcoming the Club's annual invasion yet again. Explore the gallery of photographs below by clicking on the thumbnail that interests you. Use the 'Leave a Reply' function at the bottom of the page to submit any comments you wish to make.


Today, September 21st marks National Concussion Awareness Day. Recognized yearly on the third Friday in September, this day is intended to increase awareness and understanding of concussions and support those affected.
National Concussion Awareness Day was founded by New Hampshire student Brooke Mills, who suffered a concussion as a freshman in high school, in 2016.
Below please see an infographic, featuring facts and general information about concussions, provided by Upper School Nurse Mrs. Coleen Kenyon. To view the Moravian Academy Concussion Management Policy and Protocols, click here.


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Majority of dog owners do not have any kind of safety restraint system in their car for their pet. So often we grab our pup and jump in the car without even a second thought that they should be buckled in too. But, what about Fido? We love our pets like children, why not give them the same treatment?
I recently reached out to the Reddit community asking for stories and experiences about dogs involved in car accidents. I will be writing a series of posts (#whataboutfido) highlighting the responses and the importance of dog safety in the car.
*Please note all names used in this article are fictitious for anonymity
I spoke with a Reddit user who stated that she (Donna) had been in an accident with her dog (George). George is a 12-pound terrier mix. He is a rambunctious 3-year-old who loves to play fetch and go to the dog park. Donna brings George in the car with her often. She said, "probably two to three times a week". George decently behaves in the car, so she saw no need to restrain him. He always sits in the passenger seat and will occasionally jump up to look out the window.
On this day, Donna was driving to the Post Office and decided to bring George. As usual, he jumped in the passenger seat and off they went. Donna was driving along when a car unexpectedly merged into her lane, she tried to stop to avoid the car but it all happened so fast. (as accidents do!) She was hit by the car merging in her lane as well as the car behind her when she stopped fast and hard.
Donna was traveling at 35mph which does not seem terribly fast, but it is when there are unrestrained objects in the car. The car may stop fast but everything in the car will continue to travel at 35mph until something stops it. That meant George went flying from the front seat into the dashboard and approximately 35mph. George hit the dash with 420-pounds of force.
George lay bruised and wounded under the dashboard after the car had stopped. Donna was fine just shaken up, so she ran to George's aid. She did not want to move him too much because she wasn't sure what injuries he sustained. She took him to the vet as soon as she could.
He had two broken ribs, a bruised liver, and other surface bruising. The vet said George was lucky that those were his only injuries. Donna was thankful that George was going to be okay but devasted that he had to go through this. She felt terrible that she had not taken precautions before this happened to ensure his safety in the event of an accident.
Since then George is always restrained in a dog car seat she purchased. She makes sure he is safe and comfortable in the backseat before she goes anywhere.
She tells her story often as there are many people she encounters who do not realize the dangers of an unrestrained pet in the car.
Car accidents are just that, accidents. They are unexpected and unplanned, but you don't need to be unprepared. When it comes to dog safety, it is better to be safe than sorry.
A dog car seat is a one-time purchase that has so much more meaning than just a cute dog accessory. It can be a life-saving product for your beloved pet.
I will be posting these stories weekly! Our mission with this campaign is to raise awareness about dog safety in the car. Although, this topic may be unpleasant to think about it is important. Please share this story with others using the hashtag #whataboutfido and let's get the word out to keep Fido safe!
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Cicada beats up everyone, and Barry starts training Nora in the latest episode of The Flash
Trent Moore
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The Flash wasted no time introducing its new Big Bad, after a fleeting tease at the end of the season premiere. The team is now fully aware of Cicada — and he certainly looks like a formidable new villain.
Spoilers ahead for "Blocked," the latest episode of The CW's Flash, which are Tuesday, Oct. 16, 2018.
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Nora continued to find her place among Team Flash this week as she and Barry came clean about the real reason she's in 2018 — Barry vanishes and never returns in her future, so she made the trek back in time to finally have a chance to meet her father. Team Flash is now working the problem, and hey, it wouldn't be the first time they've managed to change the timeline. With about five years of lead time before that mysterious "Crisis," it stands to reason Barry might have a fighting chance this time around.
Not surprisingly, Nora doesn't want to leave Barry's side, to the point that it starts to frustrate Barry that she won't actually follow his instruction as he tries to train her. Turns out there's a good reason — as Barry learns in a touching moment that gets at the heart of this series, and this season. More than anything, The Flash is a show about family. Joe, Barry and Iris; Barry and Iris (and now Nora); Joe and Cecille; even Team Flash itself. Joe reminisces back to when Barry first moved in with them, and how he had tried so hard to impress Joe. Barry finally starts to see the situation from a parent's point of view. It isn't that Nora can't follow his training, it's that she's trying so hard to impress Barry.
Everything she knows about Barry she's learned from the Flash museum, a place literally built for hero worship (which clearly glossed over the grittier details of the Flash's origin story, like his stint in prison last year). Her earnestness is endearing, and seeing Barry and Iris try to grapple with this weird form of time travel parenthood continues to be a great source of storytelling potential. It's a show about family, and here's a family story that only a show like The Flash could tell. Nora clearly has a lot to learn; thankfully she has the rest of the season to try and work out the kinks.
Nora's future knowledge also comes in a bit handy this week, though only at the episode's close. As Team Flash tries to identify the mysterious baddie who beats the stew out of Barry, Cisco and Ralph (after temporarily depowering them with a mysterious piece of tech), she puts it together before the rest of the room — it's Cicada, a villain she's clearly familiar with from her studies at the Flash Museum.
Assorted musings
*Chris Klein's Cicada looks to be more than formidable enough for Team Flash, and again, it's great to see a Big Bad who isn't a speedster. We also learn a bit more about his backstory, as he apparently works at a factory job when he's not hunting and killing metahumans.
*Another mysterious bit about Cicada: He had Barry dead to rights, but stopped short of a killing blow after XS rushes in and yells "Dad!" Does this hint at Cicada's own life as a parent? Could that be why he's hunting metahumans, the loss of a child?
*Speaking of that family theme, we see Cecile grapple with the loss of her mind-reading powers, which means she doesn't immediately know what the new baby wants every time she cries. She's clearly struggling with parenthood this late in her life, and it's certainly understandable you'd want to keep that "crutch," so to speak, when dealing with an infant. But, as Joe tells her, she's a great mother regardless. Mind-reading abilities or not.
*The B-story this week found Cisco still trying to move on from his breakup with Gypsy, as Ralph and Caitlin tried to distract him from the loss. It made for some levity, sure, but even that story was cut through with emotion from Caitlin. She's afraid to investigate her father's "death," and breaks down when the distraction of Cisco's breakup is no longer filling the void. She finally does decide to look into the case, and learns her mother has something to do with the apparent cover-up.
Up next: The tease for next week brought something fans have been waiting to see the past two weeks — what's next for the revolving door of alt-universe Harrison Wells? We see the newest version, dubbed Sherlock Wells, show up to lend a hand with Team Flash's mission to stop Cicada. As the team looks to be searching for a serial killer, who better than a Sherlock to join the crew?