– Our core expertise is event coverage. Our team has a lot of experience working in the field from running fashion and dance music events to wedding photography.
What is it like working with you guys? Take me through the process!
– We're a small team. We each have over a decade of experience working in the creative and hospitality industry. I think collaboration is particularly important in VR because it has the power to trigger a greater emotional response in the viewer compared to standard video. Whether it be a wedding or music video immersion, we work on a project together with our customers and educate them on 'VR production etiquette' along the way.
– We're about doing things that matter to us. We have a genuine interest in helping ethical businesses and people in re-living moments of the past that they can view in the present.
Can you tell me something you've done that you are extra proud of?
– Our first 360° video was captured last year. The event was TEDxPerth at the Perth Concert Hall. We got the green light less than 24 hours from the event and the only available seating was at the back next to the AV mixing deck. You couldn't really see much of the stage in the video so we decided to integrate a close up shot from a standard video camera over the stage. It's not our best work but I think it was a good proof of concept on how standard video can be integrated into 360° environments.
What area, geographically speaking, are you available to work in?
– We're based in Perth, Western Australia and are more than happy to take on overseas projects. We want help individuals, developers and organisations produce 360° VR content globally. (Send us a message if you're interested to discuss!).
Do you offer revisions of completed work?
Money is a big issue. What can you do for a small company with limited resouces?
– Our pricing is flexible but we see ourselves as premium-grade content creators. We have a range of 360° video and image production equipment to cater for small events to professional 360° Stereoscopic live broadcasts with spatial audio. I would recommend 360° 2D visuals and stereo.
I own a gym and would like to promote it. What sort of VR experience would you suggest for me? Money is not an issue. Go crazy.
– An interactive virtual tour that includes a series of exercise training videos when you 'walk' past and select different pieces of equipment. Different workouts are triggered based on what you select in the user interface. Your virtual 'gym guides' would be your in-house personal trainers, all captured within your gym of course.
I've been living in an alley behind Dunkin' Donuts the last few years and just got back to work at the marketing department, can you explain to me why I should invest in a VR marketing campaign?
– VR & 360° productions have a lot of benefits over standard videos and images. By positioning the user inside the content, you're able to accurately simulate the size and location of an area relative to it's environment from a first person perspective. People in videos are talking directly to the viewer placed within the video, so the dialogue is adjusted to reflect this. It allows for an intimate audio and visual experience that standard media on flat-screens can't achieve.
If you were to speculate freely, what sort of marketing experiences will future VR tech allow for?
– Even in VR, media marketing is still one-way; the user is still the receiver of information. I think in the future it will be two-way communication where the user is interacting and shaping their own marketing experience. It's difficult to explain but it makes perfect sense in my mind.
VR is a no doubt powerful tool that and the industry is young. What are the risks and pitfalls with VR marketing?
– I think there are people out there that see 360° content as a 'fad-format.' We've invested heavily into professional video & image production solutions and a premium user experience is not cheap. I think for VR marketing to be both cost and outcome effective it needs to be planned correctly and progress over stages rather than one-off productions.
Pick a brand and product that you like and tell me what sort of campaign you would create, given total freedom.
– I'd love to do something with a sports brand like Nike. I'd create a VR campaign focusing on their segment of basketball goods and capture a series of events in VR and provide the content globally live or pre-recorded. Nike have a 3 v 3 basketball tournament in LA, something like this would be cool.
– I think it's a case of technological determinism. It will change how people think and interact. Radio and television did this. Like everything, all it will take is time.
– The user should either never want to take the headset off because they love it so much or have the temptation to remove it the moment they get that first hit of emotional discomfort. Fear and love are the only true emotions and a successful VR marketing experience needs to play on this see-saw.
– VR has the power to transport people outside of their physical environment and take them on an immersive, personal journey – whatever the reason. I think that's pretty damn special.


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Biografia
Si crede sia nato nel nord del Sinai e cresciuto nel Sharqiya nel Delta del Nilo. La sua kunya significa ' Padre di Osama, l'Egiziano'

A partire dal 2015, Abu Osama avrebbe 42 anni. Si dice che sia stato un importatore di vestiti che ha studiato presso l'Università al-Azhar, una prestigiosa istituzione sunnita del Cairo.

Prima della rivoluzione egiziana del 2011, si ritiene che sia stato imprigionato per qualche tempo.

Nell'ottobre 2014, si ritiene che abbia viaggiato in Siria con circa 20 seguaci quando le forze di sicurezza hanno bloccato i militanti dopo che l'ex presidente egiziano Mohamed Morsi è stato deposto nel Colpo di Stato in Egitto del 2013.

Abu Osama era un membro di Ansar Bait al-Maqdis, il precedente nome del gruppo che prometteva fedeltà allo Stato islamico. Su un video di propaganda creato da ISIS-Wilaya Sinai il 15 novembre 2018, il gruppo ha rilasciato una registrazione vocale da lui mentre confermava la sua morte.

Stato Islamico nel Sinai
Per la maggior parte del suo tempo nel gruppo ha servito come portavoce dei media.

Nel maggio 2015 è emersa una registrazione in cui Abu Osama ha chiesto attacchi contro i giudici egiziani, dicendo: "È sbagliato per i tiranni [i giudici] imprigionare i nostri fratelli, avvelenate il loro cibo ... sorvegliateli a casa e in strada ... distruggete le loro case con gli esplosivi se puoi. "

Nell'estate del 2015 hanno pubblicato un video che mostra la decapitazione di quattro beduini, accusati di aver trasmesso informazioni alle spie israeliane per assistere agli attacchi dei droni. Hanno anche condotto incursioni in Israele, tra cui un attacco alla zona turistica di Eilat e ad un gasdotto.

Nel novembre 2015 è diventato una persona di interesse per la caduta del Volo Metrojet 9268. Ha rivendicato la responsabilità dicendo "Siamo quelli che l'hanno abbattuto [Volo Metrojet 9268] per la grazia di Allah, e non siamo obbligati ad annunciare il metodo che l'ha abbattuto."

È diventato leader di Wilayah Sinai nell'agosto 2016.

Note

Studenti dell'Università al-Azhar
Da'esh

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Behind the Book With Avery Aames/Review of Clobbered by Camembert/Giveaway
Feb 25, 2012 | 2012 Articles, Lorie Lewis Ham, Mysteryrat's Maze, Sandra Murphy
by Sandra Murphy
& Lorie Lewis Ham
This week we are reviewing the latest Cheese Shop mystery by Avery Aames, Clobbered by Camembert, and going Behind The Book to find out from Avery how this book came about. At the end of the interview are details on how to win your own copy of Clobbered By Camembert.
Clobbered by Camembert by Avery Aames
Reviewed by Sandra Murphy
The cast of characters is expanding in Providence, Ohio where Fromagerie Bessette is located. It's commonly known as The Cheese Shop.
This episode takes place during the Winter Wonderland faire. Charlotte's ex-fiance, Chip, shows up with Kaitlyn Clydesdale, do-gooder and not-so-nice person who used to not only live in town but was friends with Charlotte's mother.
Kaitlyn's not in town for long before making enemies right and left. She's buying property, indulging in a little blackmail and moving full speed ahead to make a big city out of the quaint town—all motives for murder.
Also back in town is Matthew's ex-wife, Sylvie. Bent on spicing up the love lives of the townspeople (with the exception of Matt and his fiancé), Sylvie causes tongues to wag about her wardrobe and her gift for gossip.
Rachel, the Amish girl who came to work for Charlotte and stayed, has her own love life to think of. She and beekeeper Ipo are in love. When Ipo is the main suspect in Kaitlyn's murder, Rachel goes wild and with the help of Charlotte investigates.
Visiting Providence is like going home again, only to a better home that you ever had—with Grandmere as mayor, Matt as wine expert, Charlotte passing out tastings of cheeses, the girls singing in the choir, and Sylvie wearing lingerie as outerwear in the coldest of temperatures, you'll wish you'd grown up in Providence.
Warning—you'll be craving cheese and individually wrapped slices or cheese in a can just won't do after reading this book. There's also a cliffhanger ending and recipes included for yummies like Pancakes with Gouda and Figs or Sweet Potato Nutmeg Quiche.
Sandra Murphy lives in the shadow of the arch, in the land of blues, booze and shoes—St Louis, Missouri. While writing magazine articles to support her mystery book habit, she secretly polishes two mystery books of her own, hoping, someday, they will see the light of Barnes and Noble.
Behind the Book Interview with Avery Aames:
Lorie: How did you come up with the idea for the plot for Clobbered by Camembert?
Avery: My parents, like Charlotte's, are deceased. I wondered what I would feel like if a woman who said she knew my mother came to town and promised to fill me in on some details, and suddenly she was murdered, and it turned out she wasn't such a likeable gal. That seems suspenseful to me: the mysteries and secrets that need to be uncovered. And I thought I would throw in a little mix-up in the romance department. I was inspired to use the setting of the Winter Faire when I was in New York last year at the holidays and went to the faire in Bryant Park. It sparkled like glitter and there was so much lovely energy with fabulous aromas of chocolate and coffee and candy.
Lorie: What kind of research did you need to do?
Avery: Lots of cheese research. I tasted lots of cheese, and I contacted my cheese monger pal, Marcella, to make sure that the cheeses I put in the book were available during the winter months. Then I did a lot of online research of Ohio and weather during that time, fairs and festivals going on in the surrounding areas, and I studied a little about ice sculpting, ice hockey, tours, and more. And I baked. I did lots of baking.
Lorie: Do you come up with the recipes yourself?
Avery: Yes, all the recipes are mine. I might go online for inspiration, but I tweak and make them all personal for me. I love to cook and experiment. I do that weekly on the blog I share with other mystery writers: Mystery Lovers Kitchen. My husband is very thankful.
Lorie: What are your future plans for this series?
Avery: So far I've been given a five-book contract. I'm just turning in book 5, which won't come out for two years. The next book (I now go to a yearly publishing date) is February 2013, followed by February 2014. I'm hoping for more in the series. We'll have to see. The books are selling well so far. I'll have a new series under my own name, Daryl Wood Gerber, starting mid 2013. That's hush-hush right now.
Lorie: We won't tell a sole lol. How do you feel about the rising popularity of eBooks?
Avery: I feel that eBooks are a way of the future. There will still be readers who love to read a paper book–me. I'll read occasionally on an eReader, but I truly prefer holding a book and turning the page. I find an eReader works well on a treadmill when I'm working out, or at the beach when the light can be harsh and the wind kicks up. But otherwise, give me paper. I think it will be harder to market for oneself. The big hitters, like Patterson, Ludlum, Evanovich, and Child will all find their market, but for midlist writers, it will be much more difficult and we'll have to rely on word-of-mouth and social networking referrals.
Check out a past interview with Avery & a review of Lost and Fondue here in KRL.
To enter to win a copy of Clobbered By Camembert, simply email KRL at life@kingsriverlife.com with the subject line "Cheese", or comment on this article. A winner will be chosen March 3, 2012. U.S. residents only.
If you love mysteries, why not check out Left Coast Crime: Mystery Conference in Sacramento, March 29-April 1, 2012. Registration is only $225 & day passes can be purchased for $75 for Friday and Saturday panel sessions. Registration information can be found at the conventionwebsite, or by sending an email to rb@robinburcell.com or cindy@cindysamplebooks.com.
Lorie Lewis Ham is our Editor-in-Chief and an enthusiastic contributor to various sections, coupling her journalism experience with her connection to the literary and entertainment worlds. Explore Lorie's mystery writing at Mysteryrat's Closet.
Avery Aames on February 25 at 12:49pm
Thanks for having me in your lineup and thanks for the fabulous review! I'm so glad you like the Cheese Shop mysteries. 🙂
~Avery
Paula Adams on February 25 at 1:40pm
This sounds like a series of books I would very much enjoy reading.
bn100 on February 25 at 9:14pm
Very nice interview. This sounds like a very interesting book.
Yannie on February 26 at 4:22am
This is a great new series and I would recommend it to all. You just can't help liking all the characters, even the bad guys. Pick up the series now!
Prentiss Garner on February 26 at 12:13pm
I love the Cheese Shop myseries.
Avery Aames on February 27 at 8:11am
Thank you to all for chiming in. I'm so thrilled to hear from those of you who recommend it. What a lovely compliment!

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Always loved, but never admitted – Merlot is one variety Unico Zelo will always continue to craft. From a clay-loam site, peppered with quartz in Lobethal, established in the early 1990s, this is a specialist Merlot vineyard – and a wine with love to surprise people with! Firm texture and herbaceous vibes! Unico Zelo Taboo Merlot has soothing aromas of cassis, pomegranate pith and garden herbs. Stacks of tension and elongated tannins. There's a big splash of alcohol here, but waves of staggered acid keep it in check, leaving just a slight stain of tart red fruit (think cranberry and redcurrant) on the palate.


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Q: How to make a comparison between sentences and calculate the similarity? How to make a comparison between the first sentence of the second sentence and the first sentence with the third sentence and so on, and calculate the similarity using shell script or bash
I have a sentences containing duplicate words, for example, the input data in file my_text.txt
and should ignore duplicated words per sentence, filler words, and non-alphabetical characters.

Shell Script
Linux Shell Script
Shell or bash are fun

I  used this shell script to find similarity
  words=$(
  < my_text.txt tr 'A-Z' 'a-z' |
  grep -Eon '\b[a-z]*\b' |
  grep -Fwvf <(printf %s\\n is a to be by the and for) |
  sort -u | cut -d: -f2 | sort
  )
  union=$(uniq <<< "$words" | wc -l)
  intersection=$(uniq -d <<< "$words" | wc -l)
  echo "similarity is $(bc -l <<< "$intersection/$union")"

The script Above calculates similarity for all sentences one time, but I want to find want all pairs of similarities (e.g. 1:2, 1:3, 1:4, …, 2:3, 2:4, …, 3:4, ...)
I want to find similarity like this 2 example:

*

*for the first and second sentences:

*The intersection of both sentences: Shell + Script

*The union " size " of both sentences: 3

*The similarity : 0.66666666
--

*

*for the first and third sentences :

*The intersection of both sentences: Shell

*The union " size " of both sentences: 4

*The similarity : 0.25
can somebody help?

A: With a small tweak to my answer to your previous question, still using GNU awk for FPAT and arrays of arrays:
$ cat tst.awk
BEGIN {
    split("is a to be by the and for",tmp)
    for (i in tmp) {
        stopwords[tmp[i]]
    }
    FPAT="[[:alnum:]_]+"
}
{
    for (i=1; i<=NF; i++) {
        word = tolower($i)
        if ( !(word in stopwords) ) {
            words[NR>1?2:1][word]
        }
    }
}
NR > 1 {
    numCommon = 0
    for (word in words[1]) {
        if (word in words[2]) {
            numCommon++
        }
    }
    totWords = length(words[1]) + length(words[2]) - numCommon
    print (totWords ? numCommon / totWords : 0)
    delete words[2]
}

$ awk -f tst.awk file
0.666667
0.166667

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The Man In The Control Booth
By Reid Champagne • September 1984
Wycke, I knew, had thought of his eyes as prisms, capable of seeing many points of view at once. They sat in deep dark sockets, alert, cautious, and ever vulnerable, like two small animals uneasy in their burrows. When the phone awakened us in the middle of the night, and I heard my mother whisk across the hall past my bedroom, pick up the receiver, pause, then scream to my father, "Oh, honey, Wycke's been in an automobile accident and he's been killed!", it was those eyes I thought of first.
I listened to my mother's crying, too frightened to get out of bed; the sky lightened and the terrible truth was again confirmed by an uncle. Wycke was dead. I stood in the living room with my arms around my mother, while my father talked on the phone. "Harry says the police suspect it was suicide," he said in a hollow voice, as he hung up the receiver. He didn't look at us as he spoke.
I had my arms tight around my mother, hoping to control her convulsive sobs that had started again. With all my heart, I knew this had not been a suicide, yet, I knew since the first news what everyone would have been thinking. Wycke was alone in the car, and on weekend leave from the State Hospital in Mandeville. The police would have learned that in the investigation. The curve where the accident occurred, a big, sweeping turn at the railroad tracks, was not regarded as dangerous. The police believed the car had been traveling at high speed into the curve; that Wycke had intended to crash would be a predictable police conclusion, and one my family would accept as well. Except for me. I had come to know Wycke as no one else had, and I knew he couldn't have taken his own life.
Wycke had once said to me, "Billy boy, I can see life better than most people, I can understand it better than most, and I have a feeling and reverence for it that runs deeper than most. But I'll be damned if I can live it like most. Too many questions, too many ambiguities (that was one of Wycke's favorite expressions). I just sit back sometimes amazed how anybody can grasp enough to actually get on with the living of life."
When I was ten, I used to go fishing with my father and Wycke. Wycke hated fishing then; he didn't like seeing those fish lying in the boat bleeding and desperate for oxygen. This infuriated my father, who had been fishing since he was four, and that was why he had always insisted that Wycke come with us, "to try and knock some sense into that brother of mine's head." To my father, fishing was as natural, as much a part of life, as eating and sleeping. He could not understand, nor tolerate, Wycke's feelings. And it was my father's love for fishing, not fishing itself, that had persuaded Wycke to join us. Wycke wanted to understand my father's passion as badly as my father wanted Wycke to experience it himself. So often did I sit between them, listening as my father exulted over a big strike, while Wycke calmly talked on about his "ambiguities."
Chadwycke Scubert was born in 1929 in Des Allemands, Louisiana. He was known as Tadpole then, given his dark complexion and eyes that bulged out of his head. Wycke was shy and insecure as a boy, and kept to himself and his books. He was the best student in the family, valedictorian in 1947, and if my grandparents could have afforded it, he would have gone to college and "studied history," he had once told me.
My grandparents moved to New Orleans in 1950, and Wycke found work at the big Kaiser Aluminum plant in Chalmette. He married and was raising a family of five daughters when, as he put it, "cracks formed in that big wall of security I had built." He was laid off for six months, and lost his house. One daughter became ill and nearly died. Wycke insisted, however, these events merely speeded up changes that were inevitable.
It wasn't so much that Wycke suddenly doubted everything; it was the kinds of things he began to doubt. He would consider, for instance, what kept people driving on the proper side of a two-way street. If it was to avoid an accident and injury, then what was anyone doing in a car in the first place? If we were being protected from serious injury by the mere width of a painted yellow line, where did the confidence and fearlessness to drive come from? Wycke said questions like this could occupy him for hours, days, and he thought it merely represented a healthy regard and awareness of "ambiguities." His family, though, and my father especially, were deeply worried. "He's starting to unravel, it's all those damned books of his," I remember my father saying.
To me, though, Wycke was simply the best uncle a kid of ten could have had. And I think from the first, Wycke had taken a strong liking to me. Maybe it was because he hadn't a son of his own, or because I was the oldest of his nephews. Mostly, though, I think it was because he saw how much I, too, loved books.
I was eleven when we first began going to the library together, and I remember always having the feeling of going with a great big kid. He would come for me dressed in a gray sweat shirt, jeans, high top sneakers, and a beat up baseball cap. He didn't look anything like I thought an uncle should look, and the side of Wycke I first knew intimately was of him sitting in that little parish library reading intently, while his fingers played with his cap. He read anything, but mostly it was history. I sat across from him with my Hardy Boys' stories, and would glance up every now and then to see Wycke's huge, warm face contorted in deep thought. He invariably brought me home later than he would promise, and would catch hell from my father.
Some of Wycke's deeper interiors, though, emerged during those fishing trips. In the boat, my father was the captain. Wycke and I followed his lead. His biggest rule was no reading. The first time Wycke had tried to bring a book into the boat, my father yelled at him: "We're going fishing for bejesus sake. Either put that book back in the car, or it's gonna wind up in Lake Borgne!" All my father's yelling was out of a love and a fear that Wycke might have been sliding off into some deep dark cave. Wycke understood my father's fear, so he was never offended by any of the yelling.
There was one time, though, I thought Wycke had surely pushed my father too far. We had been up before dawn, and had driven to the old pontoon bridge we had to cross in order to reach the launch site. A raising of that bridge can considerably delay any fishing trip. Lying directly on the water, one full section of the bridge would have to be raised, and another conveyed downstream, before a boat of any size could pass. At four in the morning, however, we could usually drive right on and through, except on this particular morning. We had reached the bridge just as the alarm sounded and the wooden arm lowered across the road.
"I don't believe it," my father grumbled. "This time of the morning?" He hit the steering wheel with his fist, leaned back in his seat, and lit a cigarette. Together we watched the mechanics of raising and moving the bridge. It was a tediously slow operation, and even for a small boat you could be stopped for what seemed like an hour. First, one of the mid-sections of the bridge was raised like an alligator's jaw, while the other mid-section was floated away and down from the rest of the bridge. The whole operation was controlled by a man inside a small, white-with-green-trimmed house located on the section of the bridge being floated away.
"Now, you see that man inside there?" Wycke asked as we watched the little house move downstream. "He's got a very difficult job to try and explain to anyone."
"Well, think about it for a minute. He's sitting inside that control house of his, opening the bridge for boat traffic, while he's closing it to automobiles. How does he describe accurately what he's doing? Is he opening or closing the bridge?"
"I don't know," I said, watching my father's expression carefully. He hadn't paid any attention at first, but now his eyes were focused directly on Wycke.
"It's important, don't you think?" Wycke asked. "Consider for a moment, just supposing he's got a phone in there and his wife calls him, wanting to know about the bridge. Let's say she's got a boat and a car and wants to know the bridge status. What does he say? The bridge is closed? The bridge is open? You see his dilemma? How would he explain his day to his kids when he gets home? Does he say he opened the bridge six times, or that he closed it six times?"
I looked at my father. He was staring hard at Wycke, his eyes widening, rubbing the side of his head slowly. I didn't know what to do. It looked as if my father were ready to push Wycke out of the car. I groped for something to say quickly, but if there was something in what Wycke was talking about, it was lost to me.
Finally my father said in a barely restrained voice, "Wycke, I swear that is the craziest, weirdest, stupidest thing I think I've ever heard you say, and if you don't knock that stuff off, I'm gonna have you committed."
When my father said committed, Wycke laughed wildly. Six months later, though, nobody in the family would be willing to join in that laughter. These oddball insights that seemed to start so innocently soon became much more disruptive. He became chronically late for work, because, as Aunt Mary had told my mother, Wycke would sit in the car for an hour or more wondering about "time in motion" versus "time at rest." "It was like we weren't there anymore," Aunt Mary had said when she first contacted the State Hospital.
Wycke resisted, but my father convinced him he had the whole family scared, that he just wasn't acting normal. Finally, to put everyone's mind at ease, he agreed to go to Mandeville for an evaluation. After only a few tests, the doctors recommended Wycke be admitted.
Over the next six years he was constantly in and out of that hospital. The doctors never gave a definite diagnosis; they kept talking about "tendencies." "Tendencies!" my father would scream, after Aunt Mary would call with the latest report. "My brother's losing his mind and all they can talk about is tendencies." He was scared. Everyone believed Wycke was getting worse, more distant, more obscure. I didn't, because while the rest of the family would just stand around and stare at him, as he sat under the pines in his white gown, I would talk with him. For my money, there wasn't anything crazier about him than there was with anyone else.
By the time I was sixteen I was the only one left, including the doctors, to whom Wycke would talk.
He had grown bitter — over a family which he felt had abandoned him, over doctors who refused to try and understand what was going on in his mind. "I'm not crazy," Wycke had said to me. Yet I could see that the confinement and isolation were having a terrible effect on him.
Soon, I realized I was the last link Wycke cared to have with the outside world. And that he had become a link for me, too. Just as a blind child had to learn to see with different eyes, Wycke had taught me to perceive a world that lay beyond what our biological eyes could see.
He once explained to me what he believed about eternity, and how it had helped him understand one of his more famous ambiguities. He told me his soul was, overall, quite happily ensconced in his body, alive in this world. "The soul without life," he said, "simply has existence. It travels in time and space like a impersonal particle of matter. Through life, the soul finds communion with other souls, can love, feel compassion, know its own immortality, and discern its creator in the beauty of nature and the community of man."
"I can see it so much clearer now," he said to me, again, just a short time before his death. "Everything we see and do is really a clue to that eternal life of ours. And that is where the ambiguity begins: we can choose to ignore the clues, the deeper significance of life, and merely accept it on its own terms. It's how most people live."
It wasn't because of ideas like these that the doctors permitted Wycke to come home on weekends. It was because he kept ideas like these to himself and me, and talked to the doctors about family, home, and work, that they gave him those weekend passes. "I played the game," he said that first weekend home.
He appeared to have the rules of the game down pat, too. Soon, everyone was talking about how well Wycke looked, how back to "normal" he was getting. All Wycke really did was smile a lot, watch t.v., mow the lawn, and take the kids to McDonald's. My father took Wycke fishing — just the two of them — and returned with the pronouncement that "we have Wycke back, even better than before. He fished, even baited his own hook, and caught two trout! Those damn doctors were geniuses after all."
That last remark of my father's was Wycke's favorite. Often, when he was home, we'd get together and howl over the reactions we were both hearing about his return to the "real world." We both knew, of course, where he truly belonged, and soon, unfortunately, he could no longer resist those forces compelling him to resume his search. In the last days, Wycke grew remote, even from me. "I'm on to something," he said in a detached way, "and it won't let go."
Wycke understood there was great risk in his life now. He said he felt his thoughts were forcing him to cut loose, as an astronaut in space might wish to sever the umbilical, "for one sweet, unfettered moment."
When it happened I was certain Wycke's death could not have been a suicide. I could imagine Wycke driving that car, his eyes not reflecting the road ahead, but presenting a prismatic image to his mind. He would be concentrating on the ordering of those elements. And he approached the curve in the road as no one else would or could. His eyes saw the curve, but his mind was contemplating the idea of curve, the idea of turn, the idea of steering, the idea of motion, the question of parallax. In that simple turn, Wycke could perceive the mysteries of the universe manifesting themselves. He could have made that turn safely, had the physical laws of time and motion accommodated the way Wycke perceived and acted. Wycke died because he could no longer confine himself within a world that had not yet evolved sufficiently to provide the freedom necessary for someone like him. A world that for all its touted diversity and wondrous breadth, nevertheless demands a totalitarian conformity to those precisely defined physical laws. These laws cost Wycke his life, though not, as he would say, his existence.
I remember now what Wycke had said about that man in the control house of that pontoon bridge. I think I understand what Wycke had been trying to get at. It wasn't the ambiguity itself, but the tension the ambiguity created, a tension necessary to perceive the relationship between life and eternity. Recognizing the importance of that tension is what had propelled Wycke through this world and beyond.
Or was it? In the confusion of emotion that enveloped the days and weeks following Wycke's death, with everyone believing Wycke had finally found the rest he couldn't find while alive, one thought of my own wouldn't go away. That Wycke's death had really been a betrayal of his life and beliefs, and not an affirmation, was something I had dismissed as soon as it had first occurred to me. But it tormented me, especially when I thought about Wycke in those last days, the way he talked, the look in his eyes. What was it about that "something big" he had said he was onto?
Wycke had spent a lifetime recognizing and accepting ambiguity as the essence of life. But when he entered that curve that night, did he decide that he had had enough, and, suddenly, in one moment, that one "sweet unfettered moment," choose to resolve the ambiguities into one irrevocable certainty?
Maybe it's just my way of trying to deal with the pain of having lost Wycke to find some reason to resent what he did to himself and me. Or maybe I have discovered the truth. Unlike the rest of the family, I don't think I'll ever be sure why Wycke did what he did that night.
And it would be just like him to have left it that way.
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Scottish government plans to reform Scottish charity law are too limited in scope and a "missed opportunity" for meaningful reform, the auditing firm RSM has warned.
A Scottish government consultation, which closes on 1 April, proposes giving the Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator powers that would include the ability to remove charities without clear connections to Scotland from the Scottish charity register.
It also proposes forcing Scottish charities to have their annual accounts and reports published in full on the Scottish register and giving the regulator the power to disqualify trustees, as the Charity Commission for England and Wales is able to do.
But in its response to the consultation, RSM says a broader review of Scottish charity law is required to ensure the law is fit for purpose and reflects how modern charities are run.
"Technology is moving quickly and so we therefore encourage the Scottish government to consider how best the legislation could be structured so that it is future-proofed for new and existing technology to meet the needs of Scottish charities while also being updated to meet the current needs identified by OSCR," the response says.
RSM argues that, rather than a focus on detailed legislation, a more principle-based focus should be adopted by Scotland to allow the OSCR to take the lead in guiding the development of charity law in the country.
More effort is also needed to ensure any differences between Scottish and English charity law are minimised, RSM says.
Nick Sladden, head of charities at RSM, said: "Charities across the UK are currently subject to the same accounting framework and the same Statement of Recommended Practice, yet the legislation often means charities have to prepare different accounts for the different regulators, which adds an unnecessary layer of administrative burden.
"We therefore urge the Scottish government to take the opportunity of this update to streamline charity law and regulations around accounting, independent examination and audit to provide much greater consistency across the UK."


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My childhood can be described as summers spent outside, chasing fireflies and falls spent at the county fair, enjoying the simple things in life. There are many things I could pick out that I love about my childhood, yet, I always come back to my ultimate favorite-I was able to grow up in the South.
Growing up Southern is a privilege, in my opinion. Yes, I am a little bias, because this is the only place I've grown up. Growing up Southern is more than just celebrating the different seasons or food. Growing up Southern is about the people, manners, and lessons learned.
Here are 12 reasons why I love growing up in the South.
1: Respect for elders is one of the most important things.
2: Also, respect for your momma and daddy is crucial.
5: Handwritten letters don't go out of style.
6: Your family will always support you and will always be the most important thing in your life.
7: In the summer, curfews are dictated by lightning bugs.
8: Southern food is the best and you will learn how to cook your grandma's recipes by the time you are 20.
9: There is no need to be in a rush for everything.
10: Southern hospitality is a way of life that you will master by the time you are also 20.
11: School is cancelled when the first flakes of snow fall.
12: You wouldn't want to grow up anywhere else but in the South.
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'Warriors in the Community' Stenhousemuir Football Club's programme to support adults with mental health. Received funding towards their football kits.
CFSLA is the local payroll lottery for local authority staff in Clackmannanshire, Falkirk and Stirling, and we are here to support charities, community groups and staff fundraising activity.
Employees and retired employees of Clackmannanshire, Falkirk and Stirling Councils are invited to participate in the monthly lottery draw, with an opportunity to win a monthly prize of £1000 as well as a £250 area prize (4 separate draws each month, one for each payroll – Clackmannanshire, Falkirk, Stirling and retired employees).
The profits from the lottery are distributed to local community groups and charities. National and International charities and appeals can also apply.


Live in Life Mega Youth Conference is designed specially for youth. Many youngsters attended and got answers for their questions about their career, life, relationship, future and spiritual life. We enlighten their lives through Gospel of Jesus Christ, encourage them and equip them to have personal relationship with God.
Our priority at Youth Ministry is to introduce Jesus Christ in a manner which any young person can relate to. We have lively music and anointed speakers to encourage the youth to connect with God. We think that walking with Jesus is a chilled-out experience!
Youth ministry plays a major role in training the next generation youth leaders and equipping them to impact this generation for Jesus. Our goal is to see young people establish a relationship with Jesus and walk closely with the Lord; And from the depth of their relationship with Christ, making Him known to the peoples of the world.


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Q: Smarter way to use Java DocumentListener Currently I am using the DocumentListener on every textfield, to live validate the users input, but  I am thinking there must be a smarter way, since I am repeating my self so much.
Is there a smarter way of doing it?
nameJTextField.getDocument().addDocumentListener(new DocumentListener() {

        @Override
        public void insertUpdate(DocumentEvent e) {
            validateName(nameJTextField.getText());
        }

        @Override
        public void removeUpdate(DocumentEvent e) {
            validateName(nameJTextField.getText());
        }

        @Override
        public void changedUpdate(DocumentEvent e) {

        }

        private void validateName(String name) {
             if (name.matches("^[A-ZÆØÅa-zæøå0-9]{2,40}$")) {
                 errorNameJLabel.setText("");
             } else {
                 errorNameJLabel.setText("Min 2 and max 40 letters and numbers");
             }
        }
    });

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since I am repeating my self so much.

Create a generic DocumentListener that you can add to any text field That is:

*

*The validateName(...) method should be defined in the DocumentListener

*Don't use the text field to get the text. Instead you can get the text from the Document. The DocumentEvent has a reference to the Document.

Also, you would not do the validation in the changedUpdate(...) method. That method is only used for a change of attributes (font, color etc) in the text when using a JTextPane or JEditorPane.
Without knowing the details of your validation it is hard to give a more specific answer.

A: Not in the built-in java.  I do a lot with DocumentListeners and want to do exactly this, so I made my own class:
https://github.com/MattPutnam/Common/blob/master/src/common/swing/DocumentAdapter.java
Feel free to copy/paste.

A: Your approach is fine if you want to put the error message on another location.
I personally like to use the JFormattedTextField (or a pimped version of it at least).

*

*I can create a perfect re-usable java.text.Format to format/parse input.

*When the input is invalid, I change the background color so it is clear to the user which field is incorrect. Handy when you create a form where multiple fields can be incorrect at the same time.

*You only get events (PropertyChangeEvents for the value property) when valid input is entered. Invalid input does not result in an event. Easy to e.g. enable a submit button on a form.

An example of this for numbers can be found in this question.

A: Just crate an interface that extends DocumentListener and implements all DocumentListener methods:
@FunctionalInterface
public interface SimpleDocumentListener extends DocumentListener {
    void update(DocumentEvent e);

    @Override
    default void insertUpdate(DocumentEvent e) {
        update(e);
    }
    @Override
    default void removeUpdate(DocumentEvent e) {
        update(e);
    }
    @Override
    default void changedUpdate(DocumentEvent e) {
        update(e);
    }
}

and then:
jTextField.getDocument().addDocumentListener(new SimpleDocumentListener() {
    @Override
    public void update(DocumentEvent e) {
        // Your code here
    }
});

or you can even use lambda expression:
jTextField.getDocument().addDocumentListener((SimpleDocumentListener) e -> {
    // Your code here
});


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Radiohead announce career-spanning songbook
The 400-page songbook will feature lyrics and chords to over 160 songs as well as new artwork from Stanley Donwood.
by Donovan Farley
on October 30, 2017, 12:10pm
Radiohead release two career-spanning songbooks
Electric guitar and acoustic guitar books include tracks off OK Computer, Amnesiac, The King of Limbs, Kid A, and more.
by Michelle Geslani
on July 07, 2017, 9:30am
Björk to release career-spanning songbook of sheet music
34 Scores for Piano, Organ, Harpsichord and Celeste includes selections from Homogenic, Vulnicura, Vespertine, and more.
on May 16, 2017, 4:56pm
Radiohead release A Moon Shaped Pool songbook
Complete with sheet music and artwork from Stanley Donwood.
on October 19, 2016, 1:55pm


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Last week I had the honor of being a cooking superstar over at Cut Out & Keep. I made a bunch of Kentucky / Cincinnati themed recipes to share, since I've started to really miss food from back home, a lot. You can head over to Cut Out & Keep and read the interview with me as well as see links to all the yummy.
Oh man these look seriously good.
Everything looks so freaking delicious!!!... but the fried goat cheese is killing me.


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March Top 10
By Brion McClanahanApril 1, 2015Blog
March was another great month at the Abbeville Institute. Thank you for your support, and please consider providing a tax deductible (to the full extent of the law) donation to help us explore what is true and valuable in the Southern tradition.
Here are the top ten:
1. "United States 'History' as the Yankee Makes and Takes It," by Brion McClanahan
2. "History is Nothing but a Pack of Lies We Play Upon the Dead," by William Cawthon
3. Taking Back Thomas Jefferson, by James Rutledge Roesch
4. Lincoln's Words and Misdeeds, by R.E. Smith, Jr.
5. Southern Core Values, by David Aiken
6. John C. Calhoun Vindicated, by Russell Kirk
7. What Every Southern Boy Should Know, by Carl Jones
8. Guns, Yankees, and Such, by John Devanny
9. Do Confederate Veterans Count? by James Rutledge Roesch
10. The Professor, the Prankster, and the President, by James Rutledge Roesch
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Brion McClanahan is the author or co-author of six books, How Alexander Hamilton Screwed Up America (Regnery History, 2017), 9 Presidents Who Screwed Up America and Four Who Tried to Save Her (Regnery History, 2016), The Politically Incorrect Guide to the Founding Fathers, (Regnery, 2009), The Founding Fathers Guide to the Constitution (Regnery History, 2012), Forgotten Conservatives in American History (Pelican, 2012), and The Politically Incorrect Guide to Real American Heroes, (Regnery, 2012). He received a B.A. in History from Salisbury University in 1997 and an M.A. in History from the University of South Carolina in 1999. He finished his Ph.D. in History at the University of South Carolina in 2006, and had the privilege of being Clyde Wilson's last doctoral student. He lives in Alabama with his wife and three daughters.
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Man who was sentenced to 30.5 years in jail over hi sexual partners released
A Missouri man who was sentenced to over 30 years in jail for failing to tell six of his sexual partners he had HIV has been released from prison after spending five years behind bars, because an appeals court found his original trial to be 'fundamentally unfair'.
Michael Johnson, now 28, was a black college wrestling star who went by the name 'Tiger Mandingo' on gay dating apps when he was arrested in October 2013 for 'recklessly' transmitting HIV to two men and exposing four others to it.


It all started with a mouse, well, a computer mouse! After meeting online, Aaron and Clemence began a relationship and soon realized they were both "absolutely perfect for each other."
Clemence introduced Aaron to the joy of Walt Disney World and the two began visiting every year as a couple. For a special way to celebrate their 5th Anniversary together, Aaron planned a trip to the place where dreams come true. They spent a fun filled day at the Magic Kingdom before he suggested they watch the fireworks from Disney's Contemporary Resort. When they arrived, Clemence was surprised with a hotel room that had a balcony with a gorgeous view of the night sky and fireworks. During the show Aaron popped the question, and the two celebrated the beginning of a new journey together.
These two had a special place for Disney in their hearts and knew without a doubt that they had to have a Disney's Fairy Tale Wedding. With petals lining the aisle in bright colors of orange, pink and yellow, Clemence and Aaron said "I do" at Picture Point behind Disney's Wedding Pavilion. The newlyweds then hopped onto a boat and sailed across the Seven Seas Lagoon before arriving to their reception at California Grill atop the hotel where they got engaged. The celebration was filled with love and artistic fun, as a Disney Animator taught the guests a few tricks on how to draw Disney characters. You might even recognize their Up inspired cake from earlier this week!


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When Katie Sapienza's six-year-old son is kidnapped by his estranged non-custodial father and taken to a foreign country, Katie's world falls apart. Leaving her California home and her supportive and frightened parents, Katie, in a state of panic and near hysteria, hops on a plane and flies half way around the world. She presents a meaningless warrant for Massimo's arrest to the Italian court system, but is immediately "legally" assaulted by them. She is shocked to learn that the Italian judge on the case has sided with the father and makes it clear that Katie is not welcome there, nor will they return her son to her.
In despair, anguish, and heartbreak, Katie, who does not know of God's love and Christ's sacrifice, decides she must remain in Italy, figure a way to support herself, and develop a plan to get Alex safely back to the U.S. In her desperation and grief, Katie turns to alcohol and sedatives to make it through each torturous day and sleepless night. Forbidden unsupervised access to her son, kept under the watchful glare of suspicious Italian relatives, and emotionally withering under the barrage of false accusations and misrepresentations, Katie suffers both regular anxiety attacks and deep depression. Plan after plan to legally retake her son fails. Days turn into weeks, and weeks into months. When three years have passed, Katie now realizes she will never get her son back--at least not through the Italian legal system. She decides she must take a different course of action--a dangerous one, a very dangerous one, but this is her son, and she must do this.
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I am so excited to be reviewing this new middle school writing program from World Magazine. I think it has great potential (for my son and for others), and I'm really looking forward to getting into it more!
"...We want [the students] to understand from the very beginning that good writing begins with the thoughtful arrangement of details, ideas, and words. We want your young writers to become comparative readers: students who can not only see but also explain why one sentence is better than another, why one paragraph works and another paragraph fails, and why one essay captures a reader's interest while another essay loses the readers interest."
2. The program begins with images! What a great way to catch this generation's attention! We are surrounded by a million images begging for our attention. Why not use them as a teaching tool?
3. I like that there is a critical reading component to this program. Although we haven't gotten far into this course, at each step of the writing process, students are asked to engage in critical reading to help them be better writers.
4. Some grammar and vocabulary is included in this course! It's functional grammar, such as distinguishing the correct usage of its and it's. There is one grammar concept presented in each of the lessons. Looking up vocabulary and discerning meanings is included in nearly every capsule.
The size of the book reminds me of the teacher's planners that I often see on sale at Staples and other office supply stores at the beginning of the school year. The TG is a complete reproduction of the student book, but it has extra room on the outside to write notes. It also includes comments and suggestions for eliciting responses from your children. I'm not really sure what size the final version will be in.
I often have moms ask me, "Is it worth it to purchase the teacher's version?" And in this case, I would definitely say yes! You will want the extra tips, the suggestions, the grading suggestions. Trust me.
The price for each year is $95 or you can buy the entire two year curriculum for middle school writing for $165. IT comes with a teacher's book (full student book imprint plus teaching notes) as well as student book and online access (there is no online portal right now, so I cannot comment on this).
You can view a sample lesson.
The only other thing you will need to provide is some sort of notebook or journal. They call it "Conversations: Your Writer's Journal" or CWJ. They encourage students to write down good ideas, bad ideas....any ideas about their assignments. And, they encourage me as the teacher to read through and make written comments....like you are having a written dialog with your student. I've read somewhere else that providing written feedback in a conversational journal is a good thing for developing writing -- but have never seen it in practice before.
Oh, I should also mention that assignments will occasionally suggest you pull out a World Magazine or God's World News publication. For example, in one lesson, the student it to evaluate distinctive characteristics of an essay using one of their publications. I'm sure you could use another publication with a similar opinion style essay (or even an online publication). But I just discovered I can download a single issue of World Magazine for $2.99 on my kindle. They have a variety of digital and print subscriptions if you would prefer to use a Christian publication for writing examples.
My beta copy does not have suggestions for how to plan out the use of this course over the school year. The beginning capsules are definitely one-a-day sort of lessons. However, as the book progresses, I would definitely want to give Ben more time for the thinking/ writing process.
How it works for us. Like I mentioned, we are only at the beginning of this program, but I think it holds promise. As I've looked ahead, it is all the way in Unit 3 that the student gets a full-scale writing assignment. Up to this point, the student has been engaged in a lot of pre-writing and critical thinking and analyzing of writing. They've written sentences, thought about word choices, and crafted paragraphs.
But in the parts we've, done so far, I haven't gotten the usual oh-I-have-to-do-writing-now? groan. And that says something.
I will continue using Write with World through the end of this school year. We should be able to make it through about 1/2 of this course when 7th grade ends for the summer. I'm sure I'll have more thoughts on this program as we fold it into our studies, but for now, if you are looking for a writing program that is a a little different and that might grab your reluctant writer's attention, I'd suggest you consider this program.
If you'd like to hear what other homeschoolers think about this please head over to The Crew's website.
Disclaimer: In exchange for the complementary copy of the product I described above, I was asked to give my honest, frank opinion of the product -- pluses and minuses. These opinions are my own.


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Saurashtra Capital Services Pvt. Ltd (SCSPL) has commenced it's market operations with Bombay stock Exchange Ltd (BSE) w.e.f. July 25,1995 and with National Stock Exchange, Mumbai w.e.f. October 25, 2000. However, it is pertinent to note that the promoters of the company were establised sub brokers having experience of more than ten years in market operations before embarking upon the venture to coporatise the business.
Saurashtra Capital is the broking distribution and upcoming company and is one of the top retail brokers in Stock Exchange Numbai (BSE).
Over a short span often turbulent years on the Indian stock markets, the company has built an imprassive list of about 50 SEBI registered sub brokers has given Fifty(50) bolt terminals of BSE and Bolt terminals of NSE operating throughout the country.
Due the constant and persistent endeavour, the has been able to record phenomenal growth in turnover in the last ten years from Rs. 15850 lacs in the year 1995-96 to Rs. 418631 lacs in the years 2004-05. The biggest asset of the company is its team of 6 executives and 20 dedicated employees Most of the employees have been with the company since incorporation and have developed insights into the functioning and operations of the stock markets. The company recognises merit and values services and integrity towards the clients. At Saurashtra Capital Services Pvt. Ltd. 'Customer is King' is not just part of management jargon.
Saurashtra Capital Services Pvt. Ltd. is one of the retail stock broking company of BSE and NSE to have a Proprietory back office management system running on latest information technology available. This has enabled the company to establish a wide area network among its clients. The system has the capacity; to handle a multifold expansion in business volume in the years to come. This is the backbone of Saurashtra's operations and has placed the company at a unique advantage against its competitors.
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I am also curious about the development of v3.0.
Its finished. I'm working on the presentation site. You can upgrade whenever you want. Several clients already using latest version.
Is the part of the premium module also finished?
Premium not finished yet, still testing some stuff!!
Hi, I wanted to report bugs found in the demo scriptdevel.com site.
1) Problem with TAGS. Watch this video http://www.scriptdevel.com/93/test-video-upload.html when you click on the tags it does not work, it does not find any videos. I've also tried with other videos and it does not seem to go.
This could be a serious problem.
3) Footer Menu: the menu in the footer from the desktop does not seem to be correctly aligned.
4) Notification: 1 notification is shown for the album on hold but there is no album to be approved. ?!?
5) Dashboard - Welcome: at the end of the page appears that error. I think a code error but I do not know.
6) I tried to disable the "Orientation" from Orientation Setting but in the public side of the site the pull-down menu remains at the top and the Orientation item remains in the photo upload page.
I also work with asp3 but have no problems.
It's been really quiet here. Is V3 available for download yet? How can I test the new script?
hey, I'm worried. Is AsPro dead?
Not dead. Still here...will have new website soon and full 3.x release. I'm working on a spam filter now and better methods to prevent robots from signing up.
Still here and alive. Version 3.x is ready. Working on the new presentation site. Hope to have it finished next week!
Good to see you still alive and kicking do you have new demo already? on http://www.scriptdevel.com its still unfinished product.
I also need a zip of the latest asp3 - I sent Adrian an email but no reply.


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AQUA DYNAMICS SYSTEMS, INC.
For Benard Blasingame, it's all about pushing the envelope. President of Aqua Dynamics Systems, Inc., Benard's success in the business world has been the result of his creed. "Care more than others think is wise; Risk more than others think is safe; Dream more than others think is practical; Expect more than others think is reasonable; Pray more than you think is needed."
Aqua Dynamics Systems, Inc., founded in 1998, is a company that licenses technology that is used in the manufacture and marketing of water treatment products initially developed by Aqua Dynamics Group Corp., a company Benard formed in 1986 that developed environmentally friendly products using radio waves, electromagnetic energy and applications utilizing ozone gas.
Benard had already gained momentum in the business community with Aqua Glass, which he founded in 1969 and led to be one of the largest manufacturers of acrylic and gelcoat fiberglass products in the United States. Based in Adamsville, TN, Aqua Glass rose from humble beginnings to become an industry leader with more than 600 employees and nearly one million square feet of facilities.
Benard Blasingame also spends a great deal of his time with such involvements as the board of Belmont University, the University of Tennessee Development Council, United Way of McNairy County, Union University and Vanderbilt Medical School.
Technology research and transfer company licensing technology utilizing radio frequency energy and ozone injected into fluids, the results allow the reduction or elimination of chemicals in industrial processes such as boilers, cooling towers and waste water.
"'…Aqua Dynamics' creed exemplifies entrepreneurship:
CARE more than others think is wise.
RISK more than others think is safe.
DREAM more than others think is practical.
EXPECT more than others think is reasonable.
PRAY more than you think is needed"


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Матей Донічі (1847, Бреніште, Бєльцький повіт — 26 вересня 1921, Тигіна) — бессарабський румунський поет і генерал, перший президент Молдовської національної партії.

Матей писав вірші, згідно з науковою сімейною традицією. Брав активну участь у національно-визвольному русі бессарабських румунів, який розпочався з вибухом Лютневої революції 1917 року.

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Померли 1921
Народились 1847


Setting the scene early on in the day, Laurie Harkin AM, Disability Services Commissioner, reminded all event participants why DSC was running the forum "Preventing and Responding to Abuse: Guidance for Victorian disability service providers".
Different inquiries and personal stories have shown, abuse of people with a disability has been and is happening far too frequently in disability services. Recent amendments to the Disability Act 2006 recognised the need to build a strong culture of zero tolerance to abuse in Victorian disability services.
Providing education and information about the prevention of and responses to abuse and neglect in disability services is a key tool in changing existing cultures. DSC's forum is a continuation of some of the work already undertaken by a range of agencies whilst acknowledging that there is still much more to be done in this area.
Topics ranged from international perspectives on safeguarding frameworks, the role of staff in safeguarding rights, and in-depth workshops on a Zero Tolerance approach, learning from incidents and deaths, and Staying Safe resources for people with disability. Participants were challenged by first-person accounts of abuse and assault, reminded about their responsibilities as disability staff, and empowered with new tools and ideas to implement in their daily work.
The Disability Services Commissioner ended the forum with a challenge to all event participants – "to walk away and reflect, to make the changes that you need to make." We encourage you to use these video resources as one of the strategies that support you to reflect on and make the changes that need to be made.
To view and download resources from the forum including videos and captions of keynote presentations and Powerpoint presentations, click here.


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The Montana Supreme Court has reversed a lower court's decision for a wrongful death case, in an opinion issued Tuesday. The 22nd District Court in Big Horn County improperly dismissed the case in December 2015 of a man who died from injuries sustained in a crash that happened after a high speed chase, according to the state's high court.
The District Court must now determine if the county is liable in the death of 21-year-old Kenneth R. Woody IV. Woody died on Dec. 16, 2011, in a crash near Hardin. He was a passenger in the pickup, driven by 23-year-old Dustin Wegner, who was later convicted of vehicular homicide. On Sept. 11, 2014, Woody's estate submitted a claim letter to Big Horn County commissioners, alleging that the county was responsible for the man's death. The estate requested $750,000 for "wrongful death and survivorship damages," according to court documents.


Yesterday, a stranger taught me about commitment. He asked me if I had already reached the point of my life where one realizes that you can do and be anything you want as long as you are fully committed. And that's when it hit me. That is exactly where my journey stands.
Today, I want to write about the commitment to entrepreneurship. Being an entrepreneur is about having a constant mindset of development and growth. Even [and specially] in times of scarcity. I have seen my parents build an amazing company out of scratch. I have seen my classmates develop wonderful ideas and products within weeks. I have also experienced what it feels like to pursue a dream and see results. But most importantly, I have experienced failure.


The Dead Zone is an American film based on the Stephen King novel The Dead Zone, about a man who after a car crash gains the ability to see into people's futures just by touching them.
This film was pretty cool, and the idea that Stephen King came up with was very original. It was also quite weird to see Christopher Walken as a younger man, as everything I've seen him in he is a wise, older man.
Anyway, this film is designed to be a horror film, but I wasn't really scared at any points, which was a little disappointing, but the psychological aspects of it were very interesting, and that kept me intrigued for the duration.
Overall, this gets a 6.9 because it was very interesting, and also a really cool idea, but at points a bit too slow and boring for me.


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Radio hobbyists tune in to the annual Ham Radio Field Day
Andres Aguilar, The Associated Press
CHURCH POINT, La. (AP) " When today's technology fails in the path of natural disaster, Acadiana ham radio operators are ready to step up.
The Acadiana Amateur Radio Association hosted its annual 24-hour ham radio field day exercise in Church Point (last) weekend.
"Our goal is to communicate with as many people around the globe as possible," said Chris Ancelet, president of the AARA in Lafayette.
Sponsored by the American Radio Relay League, the event is a 24-hour exercise during which thousands of ham radio operators contact as many local stations as possible. This is to ensure that ham radios maintain constant and reliable contact with other stations in the event of a hurricane, flood, earthquake or tornado. If a cell tower is out of commission, ham radios can be used to provide information, warn others and give updates during a crisis.
"When cell phone towers fall, your phone is useless," said Ancelet, "so our job in emergencies is to get our radios working, and it does not take much power to do that."
According to Ancelet, he could set up a working ham radio "with less watts than a standard 100-watt light bulb," he said.
Additionally, the event is also an invitation for anyone interested to learn about the hobby. More than 35,000 ham radios are used throughout the country.
"For hurricane Michael that hit Florida, it was the ham radio operators giving the information on the upcoming wind speed and rain fall to the national weather service," Ancelet said.
It's not all doom and gloom for these radio hobbyists, however. Field Day allowed for a get-together of all those who share a love of the hobby. These radio field days have also helped with boat races, marathons, parades and walk-a-thons, across the U.S. and Canada.
The AARA, which has been around for 40 years, is no stranger to real emergencies in Louisiana.
"I've been a member for the last three years," said Steve Webre, host of the event in Church Point, "while some of these guys have been doing this for decades."
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Lake Cumberland Tourism
Lake Cumberland Tourism is in the business of adventures. Camping, hiking, water sports, boating, fishing, wineries, breweries, farms, golf, art, history, music…wow. the problem Now it's everybody flockin' Lake Cumberland Tourism was ready for its brand to reflect its personality. They wanted to have that wow factor built into their brand that guests describe after a visit. Challenged with often having to explain the symbol in their existing logo, they also wanted something clear and direct. Inspiration I got a lot of toys You don't have to go far to be inspired by Lake Cumberland — the imagery alone makes…
Burnside Tourism
Hey Good Lookin' The city of Burnside isn't just a gorgeous lake town that happens to be the only community on the shores of Lake Cumberland. It also has a bit of history tied to it, as home to author Harriett Simpson Arnow and the birthplace of the Boy Scouts of America. For generations people have come to eat, stay and play. the problem Come Fly With Me While it is a popular destination for people who vacationed there during their childhood, Burnside Tourism wanted to bring new folks in to have some adventures and make their own memories. The…
Prestonsburg Tourism
Prestonsburg is a big adventure packed in a small community. There's a ton for folks to love: Hiking, mountain biking, paddling, music and art. The problem Who are you, again? When you're building a cohesive brand, the trick is to keep your voice and look the same across all means of communication so people can recognize who you are. So, Prestonsburg Tourism partnered with P&P to develop a unified marketing approach across both print and digital media. The inspiration Well, that was a fun surprise Prestonsburg is a small community. A visitor might not expect all the adventures that can…


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Celebrating Black History Month: Cannery Pioneer, John Sullivan Deas
"Fresh Salmon, John S. Deas, Frazer (sic) River, British Columbia"; from I/BA/SCRI (I-68290)
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February is Black History Month, and a celebration of the legacy that black Canadians have left in BC history, culture, and economy would be incomplete without the mention of John Sullivan Deas, a salmon canning pioneer who was one of the founders of canning on the Fraser River.
Born in 1838 in South Carolina, John Sullivan Deas was a tinsmith by trade and entered the canning industry shortly after the San Francisco gold rush ended in the late 60's. The wealth of BC Salmon drew many opportunists, and in April 1873, Deas pre-empted an island at the mouth of the Fraser, which now bears his name. Published figures boast that the Deas Island Cannery produced twice as many cans of sockeye as other competitors at the time and an archived label from the cannery illustrates the lead role Deas had as an owner and symbol of the cannery. In 1877, the boom of competition from New Westminster canneries and disputes with rivals led Deas to sell the cannery a year after. Deas moved to Portland, Oregon with his wife and seven children where he died of illness in 1890. The salmon canning industry is a story of incredibly diversity and John Sullivan Deas's life is one account of the success and struggle black Canadians faced in BC.
To learn more about Deas and other early black Canadian pioneers, the City of Richmond is holding the free presentation, "The Black Pioneers of British Columbia" at Thompson Community Center Monday, February 20th from 7 to 8:30 pm.
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College of Rehabilitation Sciences
Whether it's technology that teaches the brain new ways to process information or partnerships that help communities take charge of their wellness our research is changing the way we engage, think and grow. Join us and be part of a rigourous academic community that's moving health forward.
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CoRS researchers work to enhance the health, quality of life and participation of patients. Our focus is on individuals with mobility or physical activity challenges and those with chronic conditions or diseases. We are also engaged in research partnerships with Indigenous peoples to support health and well-being in their communities.
Mobility and physical activity
Researchers in this area are exploring physical activity and community ambulatory and wheelchair mobility.
In collaboration with consumers, advocates and academics, researchers are conducting studies to identify needs, develop and assess interventions, and share knowledge to improve people's abilities to be active in their communities.
Health of Indigenous peoples
Research in this area is a collaborative effort between First Nations partner communities, Indigenous students, and our researchers.
Through our joint efforts, we aim to promote Indigenous success and health and to increase Indigenous rehabilitation research capacity in the province.
We are also working to respond to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada (TRC) to increase the number of Indigenous health professionals by supporting Indigenous student success.
Primary care and primary health care
Researchers in this area are exploring how occupational, physical, and respiratory therapy can support and advance primary care and primary health care.
Through primary care health services research as well as community-based primary health care research, cluster members are working to better appreciate role, scope of practice, and impact of the integration of occupational, physical, and respiratory therapists in these fields.
Interprofessional and person-centred education and practice
By working together and building on strengths from each profession, interprofessional collaboration among health-care professionals offers better outcomes for patients.
Research in this area explores how we can strengthen those ties between professions and create a foundation for students to continue and grow those practices as they enter the workforce.
At the heart of it all, we keep the focus on what's best for the patient, family and community.
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Scholarship includes – but is not limited to – publishing in journals, reports and books, editorial and refereeing duties, as well as participation in panels, conferences and symposia.
Augmented Human conference moves online due to COVID-19
An international event focused on improving human capabilities and quality of life through the use of science and technology took place May 27 – 29, moving to an online format for the first time in its 11-year history.
Collaborating for Health and Wellness Virtual Research Conference
Virtual lounges, graduate student presentations and a keynote address on team-based primary care were highlights of the Collaborating for Health and Wellness Virtual Research Conference, which took place October 1 and 2. Graduate students from UM and the University of Saskatchewan presented their work on a variety of research topics in the fields of rehabilitation sciences and kinesiology, along with virtual podium presentations by researchers from both universities.
Undergraduate Research Awards
As a research-intensive university, UM provides a multitude of unique learning opportunities for undergraduate students to interact with the best minds and research leaders in their fields. Learn which of our department members are accepting students for this summer's program.
Available faculty
The College of Rehabilitation Sciences is committed to funding research. Here are some examples of places to start looking for funding.
Office of Research Services funding database
The Office of Research Services (ORS) maintains a searchable database of upcoming major funding competitions from local, provincial, national and international sources that is updated weekly.
Endowment fund project competition
The College of Rehabilitation Sciences Endowment fund is available for faculty, staff, students and alumni interested in furthering the college's mission through innovative projects and initiatives.
Rady Faculty of Health Sciences Research
The Rady Faculty of Health Sciences offers additional research supports, resources, and funding.
Dr. Juliette Cooper Visiting scholar program
Honouring Dr. Juliette "Archie" Cooper's contributions to the University of Manitoba, the Juliette Cooper visiting scholar program in Rehabilitation Science is designed to promote research excellence in the disciplines of occupational therapy, physical therapy and respiratory therapy.
The program supports visits of national and international scholars who are outstanding researchers in areas related to rehabilitation and which advance knowledge their fields.
Read more about past visiting scholars
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To be eligible, candidates must be a faculty member or clinician from a post-secondary education institution, research centre or institute.
Submission deadline: February 1
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The 1975 Majestic International, also known as the Denver Women's Open,  was a women's tennis tournament played on indoor carpet courts at the Denver Auditorium Arena  in Denver, Colorado in the United States. The event was part of the USTA–WTA Summer/Fall Circuit of the 1975 WTA Tour. It was the fourth edition of the tournament and was held from September 22 through September 28, 1975. First-seeded Martina Navratilova won the singles title and earned $10,000 first-prize money.

Finals

Singles
 Martina Navratilova defeated  Carrie Meyer 4–6, 6–4, 6–3
 It was Navratilova's 4th singles title of the year and the 5th of her career.

Doubles
 Françoise Dürr /  Betty Stöve defeated  Rosemary Casals /  Martina Navratilova 3–6, 6–1, 7–6

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External links
  Women's Tennis Association (WTA) tournament event details

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The world's last surviving male northern white rhino has died
White rhinos are the second largest land mammal and their name comes from the Afrikaan's, a West Germanic language, word "weit" which means wide and refers to the animal's muzzle.
Also known as the square-lipped rhinoceros, white rhinos have a square upper lip with almost no hair.
The majority (98.8%) of white rhinos occur in just four countries: South Africa, Namibia, Zimbabwe, and Kenya.
Northern white rhinos and southern white rhinos are genetically distinct subspecies and are found in two different regions in Africa. Southern white rhinos were thought to be extinct in the late 19th century, but in 1895 a small population of less than 100 individuals was discovered in Kwazulu-Natal, South Africa.
After more than a century of protection and management, they are now classified as Near Threatened and 19,600 – 21,000 animals exist in protected areas and private game reserves.
They are the only rhinos that are not endangered.
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Tarcisio De Freitas Net Worth, Family, Parents, Wife, Ethnicity, Wiki, Biography & More
Tarcisio De Freitas Net Worth, Family, Parents, Wife, Ethnicity, Wiki, Biography & More information read in this Article.Tarcisio De Freitas is a Brazilian engineer and politician who is the governor-elect of São Paulo.
Tarcisio De Freitas
Tarcisio De Freitas is Famous Brazilian engineer who is governor-elect of São Paulo, scheduled to assume office on 1 January 2023.Let Me tell you that Tarcio served as the Minister of Infrastructure under the administration of Jair Bolsonaro, having been nominated for the position on November 27, 2018, and taking office on January 1, 2019.
Tarcisio De Freitas Quick Facts
Real Name Tarcisio De Freitas
Birthdate 19 June 1975
Place of Birth Rio de Janeiro, State of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Education Military Engineering Institute
Profession Brazilian engineer and politician
Tarcisio De Freitas Wiki / Biography
Tarcisio De Freitas was Born on 19 June 1975 in Rio de Janeiro, State of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.Gomes is a graduate of Agulhas Negras Military Academy as well as the Military Institute of Engineering, where he finished with the highest average grade in the school. In addition, Gomes holds a degree in engineering from Agulhas Negras Military Academy.
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Gomes was an engineer for the Brazilian Army, the chief of the technical section of the Engineering Company of Brazil at the United Nations Stabilization Mission in Haiti (MINUSTAH), and the auditing coordinator in the Transportation Division of the Comptroller General of Brazil.
In 2011, he was given the position of executive director of the National Department of the Infrastructure of Transportation (DNIT) by General Jorge Fraxe.
Fraxe was the leader of the office during the "ethical cleaning" that had been ordered by the president at the time, Dilma Rousseff, following a crisis that was caused by allegations of corruption.
In 2014, he was promoted to the position of director general.
In 2015, he was responsible for the privatization and concessions program while serving as secretary of the Coordination of Projects of the Special Secretariat of the Program of Partnerships of Investments (PPI).
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Graduates of this combined degree are awarded both the Bachelor of Creative Arts and Industries (New Media Design) and the Bachelor of Information Technology.


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Serena Williams Slays In 2017 'Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue'
The tennis legend is serving up some serious body confidence goals!
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Fresh off her historic Australian Open win, Serena Williams is winning big again with a sexy spread in the 2017 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue. She's joined by the likes of Katie Upton, Hannah Jeter, Chrissy Teigen and Christie Brinkley in this coveted annual issue.
#SISwim on sale now @si_swimsuit
A post shared by Serena Williams (@serenawilliams) on Feb 15, 2017 at 6:30am PST
Williams hopes that her looks, which range from rocking a blue high waisted one-piece to going topless, will inspire other women to love their bodies.
"I want people to come away with the fact that it's okay to be comfortable in your body," said the 35-year-old tennis legend of her pictures.
She added: "I'm not a size two. It's okay to look strong and to be sexy and to be a woman and to be unbreakable — all of those things. I really want to have that influence for people out there that have my body type. I want them to be like, 'I look good too.' That's what I'm hoping for."
The 23 Grand Slam titles winner also admitted that prior to being in SI, she had never worn a thong before.
"I've never worn a thong bikini, so for that to be my first shot was like a shot of espresso for me because I had to wake up immediately," she explained in a behind-the-scenes clip of her SI shoot.
"The thong is perfect, it really made me feel comfortable. I'm officially a thong girl now!"
#SISwim @si_swimsuit #body
Williams also really enjoyed the shower scene shoot.
"The shower scene was amazing, because I also wanted to do something like that," she shared.
"I've always wanted to let go—let my hair wet, let my face wet and take a supernatural picture that was strong and beautiful at the same time, and I really feel like we were able to achieve that with that shot."
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