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Rocket Practice in the Marshes
Aquatint engraving with original hand colour, published by J. Grant, Woolwich 'to Illustrate the Army and Navy Register and Woolwich Gazette for 1845'.
Image size: 9" x 14", plus title and margins.
Generally excellent condition throughout though the margins are a little age-stained which would be hidden by judicious mounting.
The image shows Royal Artillery war rocket practice using a rocket launcher mounted on a tripod. It was during the fourth Anglo-Mysore war (1798-99) that Indian troops under Tipu Sultan of Mysore (1750-1799) together with his father, Hyder Ali, developed the tactic of using rocket brigades to launch mass attacks on infantry formations. These rocket attacks, used during both the third and fourth Anglo-Mysore wars, so impressed the British forces that they brought several examples of Indian gunpowder rockets back to England; these provided William Congreve (1772-1828) with the inspiration to develop his own system of war rockets. By the time this print was published they had reached a quite sophisticated level.
£125.00 Unmounted/unframed


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Argentina's unemployment rate fell to 8.2% in third quarter
Year-on-year unemployment in Argentina fell by 3.5 percentage points in the third quarter of 2021 to 8.2 percent, according to official data.
People camp at Plaza de Mayo during the vigil for the 20th anniversary of December 19 and 20, 2001, in Buenos Aires, on December 19, 2021. | AFP/Emiliano Lasalvia
Year-on-year unemployment in Argentina fell by 3.5 percentage points in the third quarter of 2021 to 8.2 percent, the INDEC national statistics bureau said on Tuesday.
Third quarter unemployment in 2020 was 11.7 percent.
It was also down by 1.4 percentage points on the second quarter of this year, when it stood at 9.6 percent, said the bureau.
The data means that more than 1.5 million people who are able to work are currently unemployed, said INDEC, which observed that underemployment (those working less than 36 hours a week and seeking additional unemployment) stood at 12.2 percent, equivalent to around 2.3 million people.
"The unemployment rate is lower than before the crisis caused by the Covid-19 pandemic and is also below the averages for 2019 (9.8 percent), 2018 (9.2) and 2017 (8.4)," said INDEC.
"We are experiencing a very strong recovery in employment, which in the third quarter was fully explained by growth in the private sector," said Economy Minister Martín Guzmán in a press release.
The official pointed out that "422,000 jobs were created in the quarter" and stressed that this situation is "consistent with how vibrant the recovery in production and investment is proving to be."
Argentina's economy will grow by 10 percent this year, according to the government.
The most recent Central Bank survey of economists, banks and consultancy firms forecast that GDP would rise 9.7 percent in 2021.
– TIMES/AFP/NA
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</name>
<name type="personal">
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 <namePart type="family">PRA Receivables Management, LLC</namePart>
 <namePart type="given"></namePart>
 <namePart type="termsOfAddress"></namePart>
 <description>Creditor</description>
</name>
<name type="personal">
 <displayForm>eCAST Settlement Corporation</displayForm>
 <namePart type="family">eCAST Settlement Corporation</namePart>
 <namePart type="given"></namePart>
 <namePart type="termsOfAddress"></namePart>
 <description>Creditor</description>
</name>
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 <docClass>USCOURTS</docClass>
 <accessId>USCOURTS-flsb-1_08-bk-20483</accessId>
 <courtType>Bankruptcy</courtType>
 <courtCode>flsb</courtCode>
 <courtCircuit>11th</courtCircuit>
 <courtState>Florida</courtState>
 <courtSortOrder>3113</courtSortOrder>
 <caseNumber>1:08-bk-20483</caseNumber>
 <caseOffice>Miami</caseOffice>
 <party firstName="Alberto" fullName="Alberto Placido Becquer" lastName="Becquer" middleName="Placido" role="Debtor"></party>
 <party firstName="Albert" fullName="Albert Becquer" lastName="Becquer" role="Debtor"></party>
 <party firstName="Albert" fullName="Albert P. Becquer" lastName="Becquer" middleName="P." role="Debtor"></party>
 <party firstName="Alberto" fullName="Alberto Placido" lastName="Placido" role="Debtor"></party>
 <party firstName="Alberto" fullName="Alberto P. Becquer" lastName="Becquer" middleName="P." role="Debtor"></party>
 <party fullName="Office of the US Trustee" lastName="Office of the US Trustee" role="U.S. Trustee"></party>
 <party firstName="Nancy" fullName="Nancy N Herkert" lastName="Herkert" middleName="N" role="Trustee"></party>
 <party fullName="Capital One Auto Finance Department" lastName="Capital One Auto Finance Department" role="Creditor"></party>
 <party fullName="HSBC Auto Finance" lastName="HSBC Auto Finance" role="Creditor"></party>
 <party fullName="FIA Card Services aka Bank of America by eCAST Settlement Corporation as its Agent" lastName="FIA Card Services aka Bank of America by eCAST Settlement Corporation as its Agent" role="Creditor"></party>
 <party fullName="Suntrust Mortgage Inc" lastName="Suntrust Mortgage Inc" role="Creditor"></party>
 <party fullName="HSBC Bank Nevada, N.A." lastName="HSBC Bank Nevada, N.A." role="Creditor"></party>
 <party fullName="PRA Receivables Management, LLC" lastName="PRA Receivables Management, LLC" role="Creditor"></party>
 <party fullName="eCAST Settlement Corporation" lastName="eCAST Settlement Corporation" role="Creditor"></party>
 <state>Florida</state>
</extension>
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 <titleInfo>
  <title>Alberto Placido Becquer</title>
  <subTitle>Order Sustaining (Re: 23 Objection to Confirmation of Plan filed by Creditor FIA Card Services aka Bank of America by eCAST Settlement Corporation as its Agent). (Gutierrez, Susan)</subTitle>
  <partNumber>0</partNumber>
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</originInfo>
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</relatedItem>
 <identifier type="uri">http://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/granule/USCOURTS-flsb-1_08-bk-20483/USCOURTS-flsb-1_08-bk-20483-0</identifier>
 <identifier type="former granule identifier">flsb-1_08-bk-20483_0.pdf</identifier>
 <location>
  <url access="object in context" displayLabel="Content Detail">http://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/granule/USCOURTS-flsb-1_08-bk-20483/USCOURTS-flsb-1_08-bk-20483-0/content-detail.html</url>
  <url access="raw object" displayLabel="PDF rendition">http://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/USCOURTS-flsb-1_08-bk-20483/pdf/USCOURTS-flsb-1_08-bk-20483-0.pdf</url>
</location>
 <extension>
  <searchTitle>USCOURTS 1:08-bk-20483; Alberto Placido Becquer; </searchTitle>
  <courtName>United States Bankruptcy Court Southern District of Florida</courtName>
  <state>Florida</state>
  <accessId>USCOURTS-flsb-1_08-bk-20483-0</accessId>
  <sequenceNumber>0</sequenceNumber>
  <dateIssued>2008-12-30</dateIssued>
  <docketText>Order Sustaining (Re: 23 Objection to Confirmation of Plan filed by Creditor FIA Card Services aka Bank of America by eCAST Settlement Corporation as its Agent). (Gutierrez, Susan)</docketText>
</extension>
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 <titleInfo>
  <title>Alberto Placido Becquer</title>
  <subTitle>Amended Order (Re: 58 Sustaining eCAST's Objection to Confirmation). (Gutierrez, Susan)</subTitle>
  <partNumber>1</partNumber>
</titleInfo>
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  <dateIssued>2009-01-14</dateIssued>
</originInfo>
 <relatedItem type="otherFormat" xlink:href="http://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/USCOURTS-flsb-1_08-bk-20483/pdf/USCOURTS-flsb-1_08-bk-20483-1.pdf">
  <identifier type="FDsys Unique ID">D09002ee189ced0c6</identifier>
</relatedItem>
 <identifier type="uri">http://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/granule/USCOURTS-flsb-1_08-bk-20483/USCOURTS-flsb-1_08-bk-20483-1</identifier>
 <identifier type="former granule identifier">flsb-1_08-bk-20483_1.pdf</identifier>
 <location>
  <url access="object in context" displayLabel="Content Detail">http://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/granule/USCOURTS-flsb-1_08-bk-20483/USCOURTS-flsb-1_08-bk-20483-1/content-detail.html</url>
  <url access="raw object" displayLabel="PDF rendition">http://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/USCOURTS-flsb-1_08-bk-20483/pdf/USCOURTS-flsb-1_08-bk-20483-1.pdf</url>
</location>
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  <searchTitle>USCOURTS 1:08-bk-20483; Alberto Placido Becquer; </searchTitle>
  <courtName>United States Bankruptcy Court Southern District of Florida</courtName>
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# What is OctoLinker? [![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/OctoLinker/browser-extension.svg?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.org/OctoLinker/browser-extension) [![Windows Build Status](https://ci.appveyor.com/api/projects/status/github/octolinker/browser-extension?svg=true&branch=master)](https://ci.appveyor.com/project/stefanbuck/browser-extension)

First of all, it's a browser extension. Once installed, it allows you to navigate through projects on GitHub.com efficiently.

Most projects consist of many files and third party dependencies. Files are referencing other files and / or dependencies by language specific statements like `include` or `require`. Dependencies are most likely declared in a file called manifest e.g. `package.json` or `Gemfile`. The OctoLinker browser extensions makes these references clickable. No more copy and search.

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# Features

OctoLinker is the easiest and best way to navigate between files and projects on GitHub.com. Files containing the following keywords will now have links that redirect you either to the relative file or to the projects GitHub page. Depending on the value, it may redirect you to an external website like a manual page or another service.

### bower.json (Bower)
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Women-only 30 Minute Hit Continues U.S. Expansion
Deanna and Jackson Loychuk, founders of 30 Minute Hit.
To say the franchised fitness space is crowded is of course an understatement. And more concepts are pushing to expand, as we detailed in this month's Franchise Times, which spotlighted four emerging fitness brands, each with a different strategy for franchise success.
One of those brands, 30 Minute Hit, continues to extend its reach into the United States after starting out 15 years ago in North Vancouver, British Columbia. It opened eight locations in the U.S. in 2019 and signed an additional 14 development agreements as it nears 100 units overall.
A boxing and kickboxing concept, 30 Minute Hit offers a circuit training model that doesn't restrict members to specific class times. But that's not the only differentiator in a boxing sub-segment that's become increasingly competitive, with the likes of 9Round, Title Boxing and I Love Kickboxing vying for members—and for franchisees.
"Nope, never—we'll never have male members," said Deanna Loychuk, who founded the concept with husband Jackson and serves as its president. "That's our No. 1 differentiator. There's already lots of boxing and kickboxing for men."
Jackson Loychuk ran a large mixed martial arts-style gym and, while Deanna loved the training, "I didn't necessarily like the male component," she said. The two launched 30 Minute Hit and focus heavily on cultivating a sense of community at the gyms that Jackson said is "very different with a women-only gym."
"There's no judgment, only workouts," noted Deanna, who added each location has a kids area that's "a godsend for moms, they don't have to find a babysitter."
Franchisees are owner-operators who bring energy and passion and want to build a community within their gym, said Jackson. There are no high equipment costs, he pointed out, and the model is "extremely efficient," with just two to five part-time trainers being needed.
All owners must also be physically fit and able to run the floor. "It's not passive, it's not buying a vending machine," added Deanna. A typical site is 1,400 to 2,500 square feet. The total initial investment is $100,550 to $165,500.
30 Minute Hit's corporate support team numbers 11, and 90 percent of them are also franchisees, she continued, evidence of their dedication to the brand. That ownership role also means they better understand the system from the franchisee perspective. "Who's better to teach you than the operator of a very successful location," said Deanna.
30 Minute Hit also announced a milestone for its charitable efforts. The company has raised more than $1 million over the last nine years to support women's cancer research.


Previous message: Fernando Cacciola: "Re: [boost] Proposed Boost Assert -- once again"
>>reason why this could not be done.
I am *not* suggesting to change in *any way* the serialization process.
> a) register all the types in the global collection in the archive.
register anyway. Not one less, not one more. Why would it be intolerable?
So you may be wondering, what's the point in having this registry class?
> that the library supports wide streams and leave unicode out of it?
>>the "writing" and "reading" platform agree on the type size.
> would be more efficient. It has no pretensions at all to portability.


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Q: How to write PHP arrays to XML? <?php
 if (isset($_POST['submitProduct']))
 {
     $xml = new DomDocument("1.0", "UTF-8");
     $xml->load('./data/productDB.xml');

     $productName = $_POST['productName'];
     $productDescription = $_POST['productDescription'];
     $quantity = $_POST['quantity'];
     $stock = $_POST['stock'];
     $price = $_POST['price'];
     $size = $_POST['size'];
     $type = $_POST['type'];

     $rootTag = $xml->getElementsByTagName("root")->item(0);
     $infoTag = $xml->createElement("info");

     $productNameTag = $xml->createElement("product-name", $productName);
     $productDescriptionTag = $xml->createElement("product-description", $productDescription);
     $quantityTag = $xml->createElement("quantity", $quantity);
     $stockTag = $xml->createElement("stock", $stock);
     $priceTag = $xml->createElement("price", $price);

     $infoTag->append($productNameTag);
     $infoTag->append($productDescriptionTag);
     $infoTag->append($quantityTag);
     $infoTag->append($stockTag);
     $infoTag->append($priceTag);

     $rootTag->append($infoTag);
     $xml->save("productDB.xml");
 }
?>

Here, I have $size and $type which are arrays. However, if I use the following method to add these array to the xml:
$sizeTag = $xml->createElement("size", $size);

I get the following error:
Warning: DOMDocument::createElement() expects parameter 2 to be string, array given
How do you write arrays to xml? Does PHP have a built in method?

A: Based on this.
if (isset($_POST['submitProduct'])) {
    // ...

    $data = [
        'productName' => $_POST['productName'],
        'productDescription' => $_POST['productDescription'],
        'quantity' => $_POST['quantity'],
        // ...
    ];

    $xml = new SimpleXMLElement('<root/>');
    array_walk_recursive($data, [$xml, 'addChild']);

    // ...
}

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Perhaps your morning hours tend to be busy, or perhaps you don't feel specially hungry whenever you wake. If you are attempting to slim down, but morning meal is key. Consuming break fast stops appetite later on, increases your energy and puts you on course to produce smarter food choices during your time. Think about whipping up a very tasty, healthful and fast breakfast drink to start your early morning on the correct base.
Peanut butter along with other fan butters, such as for example almond, cashew and soy fan butter, consist of protein, which helps you feel fuller for a longer time. Blend 2 tbsp. of the favorite nut butter with a medium banana, 6 oz. of fat-free milk and 1 tbsp. honey for a breakfast beverage this is certainly lower in calories but full of necessary protein, nutrition and taste.
You might have consumed oatmeal for break fast, but you may possibly not have ever before considered drinking it. Oatmeal includes dietary fiber, which slows food digestion helping you're feeling satiated until lunch break. Scoop three heaping tablespoons of uncooked oats into a cup of apple liquid. Include a frozen banana or a cup of vanilla yogurt and a drizzle of light maple syrup. Combination it-all together for a sweet, satisfying break fast drink.
Green smoothies are chock-full of vitamins, full of fiber, normally low in calories and sweet enough to kindly the pickiest palate, making them a great break fast drink if you're attempting to shed pounds. Also, the combinations tend to be endless. Combination three parts fruit with two components leafy greens in a blender juicer, including good fresh fruit liquid if the blend needs more fluid. Attempt combinations eg oranges and pears with kale or bananas and berries with spinach.
Another vegetable-based breakfast drink idea is to utilize pumpkin in a smoothie. These orange gourds are fat-free, low in calories, fibre wealthy and scrumptious. Blend 1/2-cup canned or pureed pumpkin with a cup of milk and some ice. Stir in 2 tsp. brown sugar or sugar alternative, 1/4 tsp. cinnamon and a dash of nutmeg. It's going to taste as if you tend to be sipping a slice of pumpkin pie.


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Q: boost python method calls with reference arguments While trying to do a simple call by reference from python into a C++ class method:
class Foo {
  protected:
    int _internalVal;
  public:
    Foo() : _internalVal(5){}
    void getVal(int& val_io) {val_io = _internalVal;}
    void getValDoesNothing(int val_io) {val_io = _internalVal;}
}

It is possible to compile the boost wrapper code:
BOOST_PYTHON_MODULE(libBar) {
  boost::python::class_<Foo>("Foo")
    .def("getVal", &Foo::getVal)
    .def("getValDoesNothing", &Foo::getValDoesNothing);
}

However when executing the functionality in python an error occurs:
In [1]: import libBar

In [2]: f = libBar.Foo()

In [3]: f
Out[3]: <libBar.Foo at 0x2b483c0>

In [4]: val = int()

In [5]: #next command is just to check function signature type

In [6]: f.getValDoesNothing(val)

In [7]: f.getVal(val)
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
ArgumentError                             Traceback (most recent call last)
<ipython-input-5-531e4cea97c2> in <module>()
----> 1 f.getVal(val)

ArgumentError: Python argument types in
    Foo.getVal(Foo, int)
did not match C++ signature:
    getVal(Foo {lvalue}, int {lvalue})

I'm working with a C++ library I don't control so changing getVal to return the value isn't an option.
Is there any way to make the last Python command work?
I'll even take a fix that doesn't change the Python variable but still allows the function call.

A: What you are trying to achieve is not valid in Python. Integers are immutable, so you can't simple call a function and hope it's going to change its content.
Since you are working with a library you don't control and changing getVal to return the value isn't an option, you can create an wrapper like that:
int getVal(Foo &foo) {
    int val_io;
    foo.getVal(val_io);
    return val_io;
};

BOOST_PYTHON_MODULE(libBar) {
    boost::python::def("getVal", getVal);
    ...
}

and then use in this way:
In [1]: import libBar

In [2]: f = libBar.Foo()

In [3]: f
Out[3]: <libBar.Foo at 0x2b483c0

In [3]: libBar.getVal(f)
Out[3]: 5

A: I use a numpy array with a single element to accomplish what you are trying. Here is the class that I wrap (in my case, implemented with an int for MsgBuf) in the file ipc-messenger.h:
template <class MsgBuf>
class IPCMessenger {
public:
    IPCMessenger(const char* name);
    virtual ~IPCMessenger();
    virtual int Notify(const MsgBuf& msg, unsigned int priority = 0);
    int Receive(MsgBuf& msg, unsigned int* priority = nullptr);
    int Terminate();
private:
    boost::interprocess::message_queue _mq; /// boost IPC Message Queue.
    std::string _queue_name;                /// application defined queue name
};

Here is the wrapper class in ipc-messenger_py.cpp
#include <boost/python.hpp>
#include "ipc-messenger.h"
#include <boost/python/numpy.hpp>

using namespace boost::python;
using namespace std;
namespace np = boost::python::numpy;

class IPCMessengerPy : public IPCMessenger<int> {
public:
    IPCMessengerPy(const char* name) : IPCMessenger(name) {}
    ~IPCMessengerPy() {}
    int Receive(np::ndarray & arr) {
        int ret = 0;
        int* p = (long *)arr.get_data();
        return IPCMessenger::Receive(*p);
    }
    int Notify(np::ndarray& arr) {
        int p = (long *)arr.get_data();
        return IPCMessenger::Notify(*p);
    }
};

BOOST_PYTHON_MODULE(ipcmessengerpy)
{
    Py_Initialize();
    np::initialize();

    class_<IPCMessengerPy, boost::noncopyable>("ipcmessenger", init<const char*>())
        .def( "receive", &IPCMessengerPy::Receive )
        .def( "send", &IPCMessengerPy::Notify )
        ;
}

This can be called from python as follows:
import ipcmessengerpy
import numpy as np
import time

# run this script in background, and then run ipc-master.py

q = ipcmessengerpy.ipcmessenger("QueueName")
buf = np.zeros([1], dtype = np.int32)

for c in range(0, 10):
    q.receive(buf)
    print "Received ", buf[0], " on q"

A: In getValDoesNothing you're passing in an int.
In getVal you're passing a reference to an int.
I believe this is the source of your problem.


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Jessie Andrews is an American designer, producer, model, DJ, and former adult film actress. Andrews was active in the adult film industry from 2010 to 2015, where she was honored with several Acting Awards for her performance in Portrait of a Call Girl, as well as Best New Starlet awards.

In 2012, Andrews launched her own jewelry line Bagatiba (bagātība being Latvian for opulence). She has modeled for clothing companies, American Apparel, RVCA, and The Hundreds. She writes a sex advice column for Galore Magazine.

Career

Pornography
While in high school, Andrews was working as a sales associate for American Apparel. There, one of her friends who had worked as an extra in an adult film, told her "how much she made for showing her boobs," which motivated Andrews to look for work in the industry. She moved to Los Angeles, California in late 2010 to further her career after leaving high school. Andrews performed in over 140 adult films with men and women.

In 2012, Andrews was featured in the music video for Borgore's song "Decisions" which features Miley Cyrus. In January 2014, Andrews, Dana DeArmond, Asa Akira, and Chanel Preston were featured in a Cosmopolitan article titled "4 Porn Stars on How They Stay Fit". The article was inspired by actress Gabrielle Union's comment made on Conan O'Brien's talk show about striving to follow the fitness routines of the porn stars she saw at her gym.

Modeling and Design
Jessie became one of the few adult actress to break through to mainstream—proclaimed an "It Girl" by GQ, and Hypebae before getting scouted while shopping at an American Apparel store to be the brand's exclusive model. Jessie transitioned to a successful modeling career, gracing the covers of LA Weekly, Monster Children, and C-Heads.

In July 2012, Andrews started designing fine jewelry as a passion project. Her Bagatiba line became a celebrity favorite, worn by the Hadids, Jenner's & Kardashians. As the company grew, it appeared across the pages of many of the top fashion publications like Vogue and Refinery 29. Her online store's popularity grew to become one of the top performing stores on Shopify. Simultaneously, Andrews launched two other fashion brands: Basic Swim, a collection of affordable minimalist swimwear styles and Jeu Illimité, a Parisian-inspired ready-to-wear essentials line. Andrews oversees all three lines out of her downtown Los Angeles headquarters — 1201 B Studios.

By age 26, Jessie was interviewed by Forbes, Coveteur, Paper Magazine and International Business Times on how she is revolutionizing business and growth in the fashion industry. In an interview with Coveteur, she said "Porn and deejaying were careers that I knew weren't going to have longevity. I wanted to be able to build a future for myself, so I had given them a time cap. When I felt that I did as much as I could in that career, I was like, 'OK, what's next?' Designing is fulfilling, but I think owning your own brand and learning every different aspect of a business is what keeps me fulfilled and occupied."

Musical endeavors
In November 2012, Andrews released a remix for Anna Lunoe & Flume's "I Met You" and made it available for free download. In December, she released her remix of Disclosure and Sam Smith's "Latch".

In October and November 2013, Jessie Andrews embarked on a Canadian tour as a DJ. She performed in Montreal, Thunder Bay, Victoria, Edmonton, Vancouver and Calgary. Andrews also toured in Asia playing FLY in Singapore, We the Fest in Jakarta and Sunny Side Up Festival at Potato Head in Bali. In 2015 Jessie Andrews toured across North America playing to larger crowds in bigger venues like Marquee New York City, Exchange L.A, LIV Miami and Ultra Music Festival also in Miami. In November 2015 Andrews toured nationally across Australia with the largest festival in that country Stereosonic playing in Sydney, Melbourne, Perth, Adelaide and Brisbane as well as a sideshow in Sydney with Diplo. In 2016, Jessie released another single "Slowly" through OneLove Recordings.

In December 2014, El Paso's Children Hospital withdrew its participation from a fundraising event when it learned that Andrews was going to be the special guest DJ for the event. The event organizers continued with the event in support of another charity, the Ysleta Lions Club.

Singles

Remix EPs

Personal life
Andrews is of mixed heritage. On her mother's side, she is of Irish and Latvian descent. On her father's side, she is one quarter Singaporean. In 2010, Andrews was withdrawn from high school after her school discovered her porn career and headed west to Los Angeles later that year.

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School of Public Service
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College of Liberal Arts & Social Sciences > Academics > School of Public Service > About > Our Alumni
Since 1970 more than 2,700 students have successfully graduated from the School of Public Service.
DePaul alumni are never hard to find. They can be found in virtually every industry, company and community in the greater Chicago area—as well as all around the globe. What distinguishes a DePaul graduate is the value they bring to their organization and corporations. Our graduates hold deep respect for diverse ideas, cultures, and communities. Employers often remark that a hallmark of a DePaul alum is their appreciation for having a global perspective which is something greatly needed in this dynamic and ever-changing society.
SPS alumni are our ambassadors. Our alumni typically pursue careers in government, non-profit association management and within various nonprofit organizations. Our alumni act as ambassadors of the school when they encourage current and future students, stay abreast of program developments, support school events, and celebrate the accomplishments of our graduates in university publications.
Read Nick Schilligo's full interview as he discusses his experience as a School of Public Service graduate student.
Our Alumni Engagement Committee assists SPS graduates in their pursuit of excellence in the public service community, while fostering pride, loyalty, and a lifelong connection between alumni and DePaul University.
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The ASK program provides the opportunity for alumni to reflect on their experiences at DePaul, discuss their current positions, and connect with students as mentors, leaders, and friends.
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To add an item to the list, just click "Item Lookup (F6)" to bring up the following screen of Item Catalogue. In case of thousands of items, you can narrow the list down by specifying the Category of the items before clicking "Find (F2)". When the list appears, just double-click on the row to add that item to the Stock Movement Order.


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Q: Python 3: win32com object.Size throws exception (pywintypes.com_error) I'm using a solution posted by the user Augustin here: very quickly getting total size of folder
folderPath = r"C:\Users\e46ldc\Documents"
fso = com.Dispatch("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
folder = fso.GetFolder(folderPath)

MB = 1024 * 1024.0
print("%.2f MB" % (folder.Size / MB))

The exception that occurs is as follows, and only happens on C:\Users\(user) at the top level, or on Documents. I can run it perfectly fine on folders further down (i.e. Downloads, or folders within Documents):
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "C:\Users\e46ldc\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python37-32\win32dirinfo.py", line 14, in <module>
    print("%.2f MB" % (folder.Size / MB))
  File "C:\Users\e46ldc\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python37-32\lib\site-packages\win32com\client\dynamic.py", line 516, in __getattr__
    ret = self._oleobj_.Invoke(retEntry.dispid,0,invoke_type,1)
pywintypes.com_error: (-2147352567, 'Exception occurred.', (0, None, None, None, 0, -2146828218), None)

After a lot of digging, it seems that this is a permissions error. But, even when running the script as an administrator, I still encounter it. I've verified that it's finding the folder correctly, and I can access the folder fine with other methods like os.walk() or scandir.
Is there any way around this? This method is the fastest I've tested to get the size of a directory on Windows so I'm hoping I can still use it.

A: From experimenting on my machine, this appears to be associated with the permissions for two junction points:

C:\Users\Adam\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\INetCache\Content.IE5

which points to

C:\Users\Adam\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\INetCache\IE

and

C:\Users\Adam\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\INetCache\Low\Content.IE5

which points to

C:\Users\Adam\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\INetCache\Low\IE]

The strange thing is that both of those destinations are accessible so it is access rights for the junctions rather that their destinations.
This answer discusses the issues with this particular file.
This answer explains how the Size property is working and why it fails when it encounters folders without adequate permissions. It looks like Size is trying to traverse the junction point and failing to do so due to the junction permissions.
The resolution for this problem may depend to what degree you require the size of the user profile folder including AppData. If you aren't concerned about AppData then you could just sum the size of all the subdirs.
Alternatively, if you do require the size of AppData then you could get the size of all the folders (including AppData) and for those that error, presumably just AppData, you can traverse down the hierarchy summing the folder sizes where possible until you hit something that you can't navigate into (i.e. the junctions).


Twist Lane Garage is a long established and friendly customer focused garage offering high quality service and all the services and facilities you would expect from a large garage. We have a team of fully qualified testers and are able to MOT all types of cars, small vans and commercial vehicles up to 3000KG DGW. Fixed priced servicing is available for almost every make and model, so you know what the cost will be in advance.


Short interest is low for CMO with fewer than 5% of shares on loan. Additionally, this was an improvement in sentiment as investors who seek to profit from falling equity prices reduced their short positions on January 2.
ETF activity is negative and may be weakening. The net inflows of $613 million over the last one-month into ETFs that hold CMO are among the lowest of the last year and appear to be slowing.


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module Risc

  # name says it all really
  # only arg is the method syscall name
  # how the layer below executes these is really up to it

  # Any function issuing a Syscall should also save the current message
  # and restore it after the syscall, saving the return value in Return_index

  class Syscall < Instruction

    def initialize source ,name
      super(source)
      @name = name
      raise "must have name" unless name
    end
    attr_reader :name

    # return an array of names of registers that is used by the instruction
    def register_attributes
      []
    end

    def to_s
      class_source name
    end
  end

  # return the nth register that a sycall needs
  # these map to different physical registers in the Platform
  # first arg is (running 1..) integer, second (optional) type
  def self.syscall_reg( number , type = nil)
    type = :Integer unless type
    RegisterValue.new("syscall_#{number}".to_sym , type)
  end
end


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Septentrio and CORE announce a GNSS receiver which uses Japan's CLAS centimeter-level service
Septentrio and CORE partner up to develop a GPS/GNSS receiver which will make use of Japan's Centimeter Level Augmentation Service (CLAS). CLAS corrections are broadcast directly via QZSS constellation to enable high-accuracy positioning across Japan.
Tokyo, Japan and Leuven, Belgium – October 8th, 2019 - Septentrio, a leader in high-precision GNSS technology, and CORE, a leading Japanese system integrator with extensive experience in GNSS, are pleased to announce an agreement to jointly develop a receiver which can utilize the Centimeter Level Augmentation Service (CLAS) of Japan's Quasi-Zenith Satellite System (QZSS). The two companies have also entered into a distribution contract which allows CORE to sell Septentrio high-precision positioning technology including CLAS-capable GNSS receivers, in the Japanese market.
Septentrio's multi-frequency GPS/GNSS receiver AsteRx4 will be used as a platform for the development of CLAS functionality. Septentrio receivers already track the L6 signal and can use QZSS for increased positioning availability and reliability. CORE's know-how will be instrumental for the deployment of CLAS on Septentrio receivers. The two companies are planning to launch their CLAS-enabled receiver in January 2020.
"QZSS Centimeter Level Augmentation Service has been limited to evaluation phase up till now. Realizing CLAS on Septentrio's multifunctional, high-quality, cost-competitive platform allows our customers to finally use QZSS in their applications." emphasized Takahiro Yamamoto, Director of GNSS Solution Development Center at CORE Corporation. "Galileo High Accuracy Service (HAS) is expected to start in 2020, so the demand for high accuracy GNSS receivers is also expected to increase. By complementing CORE's QZSS technology and Septentrio's Galileo technology, we can provide competitive products to global customers."
"CLAS is a first-of-its-kind service which will contribute to the proliferation of high accuracy GNSS applications in Japan. Europe is also taking similar initiatives with their Galileo High Accuracy Service (HAS)," commented Neil Vancans, Director of Global Sales at Septentrio. "We are excited to enter into an agreement with CORE to enable the support of CLAS on our receivers. CORE's expertise allows us to get the best out of CLAS and to follow new developments in QZSS evolution. Moreover, CORE's expertise in system integration will allow us to tackle new markets in Japan."
The new CLAS-enabled receiver will also incorporate Septentrio's state-of-the-art Advanced Interference Mitigation (AIM+) technology. In busy urban environments electromagnetic waves can interfere with GPS and GNSS signals. AIM+ offers protection against such interference resulting in faster set-up times and robust continuous operation.
Japan's CLAS is a self-augmentation GNSS correction service. Without the need for a ground link, it allows RTK centimeter-level positioning all over Japan with convergence times of less than a minute. It does this by broadcasting GNSS corrections directly via QZSS satellites, also known as Michibiki. These corrections are generated from the dense network of reference stations operated by Japan's Geospatial Authority.
See also Core's press release in Japanese: www.core.co.jp/news/154
About CORE:
CORE is headquartered in Tokyo, Japan and has a total of 16 offices spread all over Japan. The company was founded in 1969 and is listed on the First Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange. Right from the emergence into society of micro-controller enabled embedded products, CORE has started its embedded software development business, and similarly from the start of office automation and online banking, it has started its enterprise software development business and has now many years of experience and achievements as well as a rich base of experts. In recent years, CORE is concentrating its efforts on the 'market-out' tendency in System Integration (SI), security solutions and IoT related products resulting from its embedded software technology and application know-how as well as its GNSS related products business which it started in 2005. For more details visit core.co.jp.
About Septentrio:
Septentrio provides high-precision, multi-frequency, multi-constellation GPS/GNSS technology for use in demanding applications. Septentrio products are used in a wide variety of industries requiring accurate, robust and safe cm-level positioning, including autonomous driving, logistics, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), construction and mining, rail, and robotics.
Septentrio is headquartered in Leuven, Belgium and has offices in Torrance, California, Shanghai and Tokyo as well as partners around the world. To learn more about Septentrio and its products, visit septentrio.com.
Core Sales Office: gc-sales@core.co.jp
Core Management Office: coo-office@core.co.jp
Septentrio EMEA (HQ) – Maria.Simsky@septentrio.com
Septentrio Asia-Pacific - Koen.Gutscoven@septentrio.com
Click here to download this press release in pdf
Septentrio mosaic GNSS module enables high-accuracy localization in NXP's V2X solution
Septentrio and Analog Devices Collaborate to Create Top-Performance GNSS/INS Solutions
Septentrio PPK gets a boost with BaseFinder
Septentrio and Artisense demonstrate advanced localization technology for autonomous vehicles at Auto.ai show
Wabtec to deploy Septentrio GPS receivers for high-precision positioning
Septentrio GNSS+ Technology
Presentations & Technical Papers


Earlier this year, 15 students from Loughborough University spent 10 days working in and around the girls hostel we constructed in Timbu.
In helping to prepare the hostel to receive its very first boarders, they put the finishing touches on our long-term project to make it easier for girls to remain in education. The students also managed to see plenty of Nepal, including a whitewater rafting trip and trekking. As part of the project, the group also raised funds to provide scholarships to students from poor communities who have the potential, but not the means, to progress to higher education in the form of A-level equivalent exams.
The project was such a success that the group were recently awarded 'Project of the Year 2017′ by the Volunteering Section of the Loughborough Students Union. A new group aims to return in 2018 to work in new schools in two remote villages, Bhotang and Gufa.
Here you can read in the students' own words the impact the project had on both them and the local community in which they lived and worked.
"During the project in Nepal, not only were we able to work together as a team to provide a safe space for girls to learn, we were able to provide funding to ensure that the local people had a safe refuge in case of another earthquake. Instead of making a 3-hour journey to and from the school each day, meaning that some students would have to miss classes, over 60 girls are now able to stay just two minutes away from their school for free. The hostel will allow these girls to study until they are 16 instead of giving up school due to the long walk. Our impact was shown by the large turnout of people from the local community and school. Indeed, many of the local people were inspired by our work and have committed to up keeping the hostel. The education of these students has been widely enhanced, many of the girls now have the ambition to go on to become doctors, engineers and pilots meaning that they can go on to inspire future generations. Our work as a team throughout the project has allowed a positive mindset to be maintained as well as helping friendships to develop".
"Earlier this year, we worked a project which oversaw the completion of a girls hostel in Helambu. The building had previously been torn down by the 2015 Nepalese earthquakes.
As a team, we worked together to complete the hostel, including assembling the bunk beds and making the rooms habitable. It was definitely a tough routine – up every day at 7 am and finishing the day around 5 pm we worked to get the hostel finished on time. It was all worth it though as we left Nepal knowing that girls can go to school with a peace of mind that they can rest in the hostel rather than walk home for 3 hours in darkness. We met many locals when we were doing our work and they were all very kind to us.
Furthermore, we had an incredible opportunity to discover the amazing Nepalese culture and the beautiful country. We met many people and learnt so much about their language".
"We spent 10 days, sleeping, eating and volunteering in the same girls hostel, transforming it from a dull dusty place to a colourful safe place for young girls in Nepal to live and get the education they deserve. The thing I loved about this trip and all the volunteers/voluntary work, was that you actually saw the difference you were making, where the money was going and the difference you were making to the children's lives. I saw how the Loughborough Students Union was positively impacting a community who were devastated by an earthquake just two years before and truly left with nothing – despite being across the world and not at our doorstep.
This project helped teenage girls with their education by ensuring that they have a welcoming environment in which to study, and a safe space to board, rather than walking hours in dangerous terrain to get to and from school".


Daniel Serra's 'Karli' necklace is hand carved from a piece of solid Queensland Blackwood. Using only hand-tools, it took over 90 hours to create.
Artist Camilla Gough weaves the landscape of love into beautiful bespoke engagement rings.


Santa will be at the Honolulu Academy of Arts tomorrow for a Keiki Christmas-themed Bank of Hawaii Family Sunday.
The free event features five performances of Elfie's Creatively Christmas Show (the first starts at 11 a.m.), viewings of "Shrek the Halls," crystallized Christmas tree and holiday ornament craft-making, music, dance and art, of course.
Admission is free from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Santa will visit from 11:15 a.m. to 1:15 p.m. and 2 to 4 p.m. For more information, call 532-8700 or visit www.honoluluacademy.org.