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According to Wikipedia, Shakshuka is "is a dish of eggs poached in a sauce of tomatoes, chili peppers, and onions, often spiced with cumin". To me, Shakshuka is the most heavenly breakfast ever created by humans.
I was first introduced to the dish 2 years ago when I began my studies in Israel. I went to visit a friend who lived outside of Jerusalem in a city called Mevaseret Tsion. I stayed for Shabbat and on Saturday morning, a few of my friend's came over to make breakfast. They started chopping a bunch of veggies and then added some spices and eventually, they cracked some eggs into it. I didn't know how to feel about it.. I mean sauce and eggs? Sounds like a weird combination. But after trying it, there was no going back.
The great thing about the dish, besides how hearty and filling it is, is how versatile it can be! The basic shakshuka has onion, peppers, tomato, paprika, cumin and eggs. But you can add pretty much anything to the mix. I've had it with eggplant, zucchini, different kinds of cheeses. Some people add basil or mint and some keep it simple by taking the traditional route. Personally my favorite add ins are zucchini and feta cheese. I guess you can call it a mediterranean style Shakshuka. Another popular cheese to add is called Halloumi. Its a salty rubbery cheese that originates in Cyprus. It tastes amazing when grilled (it can handle the heat) or pan fried until the exterior is brown and crispy. It can be difficult to find in your average American supermarket, but they sometimes carry it in the kosher section or you can try Whole Foods.
Shakshuka is the perfect Saturday morning breakfast. Its a more healthy option compared to the usual french toast and pancakes. The recipe below is for 2 servings, but you can easily double or triple it to serve a family.
You'll want to begin by preparing all your veggies. Chop up a small onion, small pepper, 1/2 zucchini, and 1 medium size tomato. Its important to drain some of the tomato juices or else your Shakshuka will come out very watery. In a medium size skillet add ~2 tablespoons of canola/vegetable oil over medium-high heat.
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Remove the cover and make wells with a spoon (shown in the picture above). Carefully crack 1 egg into each well and add some chopped basil or mint (or both) on top. Cover and allow the eggs to poach to your liking. I like when the whites are cooked but the yolks are still a bit runny, this takes ~4-5 minutes.
And that's it! Turn the flame off and top with a cheese of your liking (feta, mozzarella, halloumi, etc.) serve with sliced bread and hummus!
Optional add-ins: chopped basil, mint, cheese of your choosing.
Heat oil in a medium sized skillet over medium-high flame.
Add onion and cook until translucent around 2 min.
Add pepper and zucchini, cook about 2 min.
Add crushed garlic about 1 min, until aromatic.
Add tomato paste, salt, pepper flakes, paprika, cumin, and diced tomato; mix well.
Lower heat cover; simmer for 8-10 minutes.
Remove cover and with a spoon make small wells in the sauce and carefully 1 egg in each.
Cover for 4-8 mins (depending on how you prefer your eggs).
*You can add more pepper flakes if you like spicy food.


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Home » Celebrity Babies » Meet Trillian Wood-Smith – Photos Of Busta Rhymes' Son With Joanne Wood
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Trillian Wood-Smith is Busta Rhymes' son with his baby mama, Joanne Wood. Image Source: Getty Images/Instagram.
Trillian Wood-Smith Seemingly Chose Music Career
Busta Rhymes' Son Has A Lavish Life
Trillian Wood-Smith – Name Meaning
Busta Rhymes is an American rapper, musician, singer, record producer, and actor. He gained massive name and fame from his career. As for Busta Rhymes' personal life, he is the father of six children with his baby mamas. Among them, Trillian Wood-Smith is Busta Rhymes's son with his baby mama, Joanne Wood.
Trillian has two brothers, T'ziah Wood-Smith and T'Khi Wood-Smith. He also has three half-sisters; Mariah Elizabeth Miskelly aka Mariah Smith, Cacie, and Miracle. There are lots of things that many don't know about Trillian. So, without further ado, let's take a closer look at Busta Rhymes' son, Trillian Wood-Smith's life.
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According to Essence, Trillian went to Lincoln University to complete his further studies. His dad was very proud of him and also congratulated him on Instagram, saying, "Another young King of mine, off to begin the next chapter." However, as per research, Trillian seems to have settled his career in the music industry. He probably followed his daddy's footsteps to pursue a music career.
Well, going through Trillian's Instagram Profile, we can see that he has released many things including his freestyle rap song 'All I.' being one of them. Even though he is yet to reach the heights as his dad does, he must be thriving day by day to become one of the best in the future.
Similarly, Trillian is also the founder of Popular Loner. It's a fashion brand based in New York and possibly earns satisfying money from the business. Also, he founded Famo Ent. that manages parties, events, hosting, and more. Perhaps, these businesses are funneling in satisfying earnings for Busta Rhymes' son.
Nevertheless, Trillian may be focusing on his music career while spending lots of time inside studios and making some new music. No wonder, he might be one of the talented rappers in the coming days.
Well, Trillian is living a life that's full of luxury and lavishes. since Busta Rhymes' net worth is considerably massive. As per his Instagram posts, we assume he already owns a blue Lamborghini which has a price tag between $200,000 and $500,000.
Trillian, all in blue, with a blue outfit and a blue Lamborghini. Image Source: originaltrillian/Instagram.
Trillian enjoyed the life his dad provided for him to the fullest. But he might also be aiming at the same time to build an empire that's totally made by himself only. His parents are always by his side to help him in any trouble. Trillian probably wants to enjoy the lavishes and luxury that has been owned by him now.
We can see that Busta Rhymes' son did live a wonderful and splendid life, and now, we wish him very good luck with his career and his life. May he make the biggest empire and platform that would make his family very proud of him.
The name Trillian is a character in Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. It has a nice, trilly sound and is accessible via its kinship with Gillian/Jillian.
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Middle Mississippi River Among America's Most Endangered Rivers® of 2014
(Washington, DC) – American Rivers named the Middle Mississippi River among America's Most Endangered Rivers® of 2014 today, shining a national spotlight on the threat a new levee at the New Madrid Floodway poses to wildlife habitat and downstream flood safety.
"The America's Most Endangered Rivers report is a call to action to save rivers that are at a critical tipping point," said Eileen Fretz Shader of American Rivers. "Cutting off the Mississippi River's connection with its floodplain would destroy critical fish and wildlife habitat and put communities at greater risk of flooding. The New Madrid Floodway project is completely at odds with modern floodplain management."
The Middle Mississippi is threatened by a proposed U.S. Army Corps of Engineers project that would cut off the last connection between the Mississippi River and its natural backwater habitat in the State of Missouri. The Corps proposes constructing a new 1,500 foot levee across the gap at the bottom of the New Madrid Floodway.
In addition to allowing the river to sustain vital habitat, the floodway serves as a "relief valve", operated during large floods to permit floodwaters to spread out on the Floodway instead of threatening upstream communities like Cairo, IL.
American Rivers and its partners called on the Corps to abandon the New Madrid Levee project, and urged the Environmental Protection Agency to veto the project if the Corps continues to move it forward.
"The levee closure project is an unjustified handout to a small group of landowners who farm within this essential floodway. Its completion would only serve to benefit their bottom line, while making it politically harder to operate the floodway during an inevitable future flood," said Brad Walker, Rivers and Sustainability Director for Missouri Coalition for the Environment.
"Severing the last remaining connection the Mississippi River has to its floodplain in this part of the river would devastate fish and wildlife populations," said Melissa Samet, Senior Water Resources Counsel for the National Wildlife Federation. "This project is a subsidy for a small group of landowners that is not in the best interest of the American people. The Obama Administration needs to put a stop to this once and for all."
"Why should taxpayers build a levee that may need to have a hole blown in it every time the floodway needs to be operated? In terms of the misuse of the public's money, as well as damage to Missouri's environment, this is the most wasteful Corps project we have seen in quite some time," said Bruce Morrison, General Counsel for Great Rivers Environmental Law Center.
The Mississippi River once experienced seasonal floods that spread out over its floodplain, creating a mosaic of backwaters, wetlands, and sloughs. These periodic floods were the driving force behind robust and diverse ecosystems that were home to an amazing array of fish, birds, and wildlife. The Missouri "bootheel", located at the confluence of the Mississippi and Ohio Rivers, was once one of the nation's largest and richest wetland areas.
The annual America's Most Endangered Rivers® report is a list of rivers at a crossroads, where key decisions in the coming months will determine the rivers' fates. Over the years, the report has helped spur many successes including the removal of outdated dams, the protection of rivers with Wild and Scenic designations, and the prevention of harmful development and pollution.
America's Most Endangered Rivers® of 2014:
#1 San Joaquin River
Threat: Outdated water management and excessive diversions
At Risk: River health and resilient communities
#2 Upper Colorado River System
Threat: New trans-mountain water diversions
At Risk: River health and recreation
#3 Middle Mississippi River
Missouri, Illinois, Kentucky
Threat: Outdated flood management
At Risk: Wildlife habitat and public safety
#4 Gila River
Threat: New water diversions
At Risk: River health, fish & wildlife, recreation, and tourism
#5 San Francisquito Creek
Threat: Dam
At Risk: Fish and wildlife habitat and public safety
#6 South Fork Edisto River
Threat: Excessive water withdrawals
At Risk: Fish and wildlife habitat, recreation, and water quality
#7 White River (CO)
Threat: Oil and gas drilling
At Risk: Drinking water supplies and fish and wildlife habitat
#8 White River (WA)
Threat: Outdated dam and fish passage facilities
At Risk: Salmon, steelhead, and bull trout populations
#9 Haw River
Threat: Polluted runoff
At Risk: Clean water
#10 Clearwater/Lochsa Rivers
Threat: Industrialization of a Wild and Scenic River corridor
At risk: Scenery, solitude, world-class recreational values
American Rivers protects wild rivers, restores damaged rivers, and conserves clean water for people and nature. Since 1973, American Rivers has protected and restored more than 150,000 miles of rivers through advocacy efforts, on-the-ground projects, and an annual America's Most Endangered Rivers® campaign. Headquartered in Washington, DC, American Rivers has offices across the country and more than 250,000 members, supporters, and volunteers.
Rivers connect us to each other, nature, and future generations. Find your connections at AmericanRivers.org, Facebook.com/AmericanRivers, and Twitter.com/AmericanRivers.


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Q: Stringr - removing leading zero from both sides of hyphen Per title, I am looking for a way to remove the leading zero from both sides of the hyphen.
codes <- c("0002-01014", "0020-0014","00014-00010")
want <- c("2-1014","20-14","14-10")

I suppose one can split the numbers into two, remove leading zero, then paste together, but I was wondering if there is more refined method using single step of str_extract(), str_replace(), or similars.
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I am currently using
str_split("0002-01010","-",simplify=T) %>%
  str_replace("^0+(?!$)", "") %>%
  str_c(collapse="-")

and was curious if there is an alternative method that can be achieved in single line.

A: You can use
codes <- c("0002-01014", "0020-0014","00014-00010", "00000-122345")
gsub("\\b0+\\B", "", codes, perl=TRUE)
# => [1] "2-1014"   "20-14"    "14-10"    "0-122345"

See the R demo and the regex demo.
The \b matches a position between start of string or a non-word char and a word char, here, at the beginning of the string or between - and the next digit. 0+ matches one or more zeros, as many as possible. \B makes sure the match stops before a digit, so it there are only zeros in the number, the last one remains intact.

A: You might as well match and remove zeros at the beginning or after a dash, but not at the end or before a dash:
codes <- c("0002-01014", "0020-0014","00014-00010", "00000-000330")
gsub("(^|-)0+(?!-|$)", "\\1", codes, perl=TRUE)

See R proof. See the regex proof.
Expression explanation
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The draft standards were published during summer 2012 to obtain broad perspective and input from all constituencies. All comments received during this open period were reviewed and considered. In early 2013, the final community pharmacy practice standards and accompanying interpretive narrative were published.
The resulting voluntary accreditation process is offered to pharmacy practices with an interest in improving patient care. The accreditation process, which takes about 6 to 9 months, consists of an application, submission of documents, a site survey, and determination of accreditation status. The process is intended to be consultative in nature and best practices will be shared.
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BTS Are Kicking Off 2020 With a New 'Map of the Soul' Album
1/7/2020 by Gil Kaufman
Your Christmas present from BTS is gonna be a bit late. The superstar K-pop icons announced on Tuesday (Jan. 7) that their next album, Map of the Soul: 7, will drop on Feb. 21.
Pre-orders for the album will begin on Thursday (Jan. 9) for the follow-up to the act's last formal album, the Billboard 200 chart-topper Map of the Soul: Persona, which dropped in April 2019. A statement from the group's spokesperson announcing the project teased, "Anticipation remains high as BTS continues the MAP OF THE SOUL series. Global fans are eager to discover how the story will continue on from the previous installment, which explored the message of finding joy in love and reaching out to the world."
Speaking of the lucky number, the group released the seventh installment of their travel vlog series Golden Closet Film (G.C.F.) on Dec. 27, in which they headed to frigid Finland for their "winter package."
The video came just three days after Big Hit Entertainment set hearts aflutter with a tweet that read "April 2020. Stay Tuned," which was accompanied by shadowy images of the seven members over the word "tour" reflected in a purple puddle of water.
[공지] #BTS MAP OF THE SOUL : 7 발매 안내 (+ENG/JPN/CHN)https://t.co/gvynYozghW
— BTS_official (@bts_bighit) January 7, 2020
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Q: How to develop tridion mobile site My company want me to develop static mobile site in tridion using java, jsp, html and css. Please help me what are steps follow to develop a mobile site in tridion.

A: There are 2 main things to consider while developing a mobile site in Tridion:

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*Content / Template Blueprint Structure - Will your mobile site be a
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specific to certain actions / sections the mobile visitor will
likely use?  I think the subsite approach is best for websites where
most users register for a flight, buy a product, or login to use a
web app.  The subsite could also include a link to the main site.
The subsite would have its own set of templates, components, and
pages but re-use the schemas.

*CSS/HTML - Rendering the site well on a mobile device is a game of writing good, clean HTML and CSS targeted to mobile browsers.  This is easily done in Tridion with new templates for a subsite approach.  But, if you decide to offer all the same content as the main site but with a mobile friendly CSS then you have a more serious effort to re-write your existing CSS / HTML and use a responsive design.  This is a much bigger effort than a subsite - but your website design would be 'future proof' and work with most mobile browsers for the next few years.

I hope this helps.  This is a common question and Tridion's Blueprint technology can help you maximize re-use of schemas, templates, and content across different channels.

A: I'd recommend reading this: https://www.sdltridionworld.com/articles/sdltridion2011/mobile_websites.aspx
I think this would be a good starting point for you.


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Smaller menu, but food is delicious. Take allergies carefully and are very careful.
staff was very knowledgeable. person delivering food specifies again what is safe to eat to remind you. they have a gluten free designated fryer as well.
Serves are very knowledgeable. Pad Thai, the hummus and gf chips, and the pickled vegetables are really good. They have quite a few options, just ask for the menu.
Not the best GF selection. Not crazy impressed with the food. The wings were pretty good. The bacon and scallop pad Thai was strange-not in a good way.
Relatively small GF menu, but the server really knew about allergens and gluten in particular. Took the time to explain they use separate fryers and take all possible precautions. The quality and flavor of the GF food was amazing. We were recommended to try the buttermilk fried chicken with slawce. Let me say, this wasn't just amazing gf fried chicken, it was amazing fried chicken. You get a big plate of chicke, enough for 2 people to share. The waiter told us that it even tastes better the next day. Brought a few pieces back to the hotel and he was right. We also had the sweet and sour pork ribs and a pickled deviled egg to start. Everything was delicious and the waiter was outstanding as well in both service and knowledge. I will be back!
Service good. Bartenders friendly. Food was spicy. Small GF menu that wasn't exceptionally interesting. Venue loud and crowded.


Well... I seem to only take pictures when I work on the car so I know how to put it back together!
2000 528I, 94,500 miles. Sport, Premium, and Cold Weather Packages. Automatic w/ Steptronic. Ever since I discovered Sport mode in the trans my fuel mileage has suffered. Picture is from r&r of the pusher fan. It was actually very easy to do. Amazing what the car looks like with the front bumper removed. Good incentive to take some glamour shots next time!
a '98 540, six speed, Sport Pkg, Premium Pkg, Summer Pkg, in BMW Individual Estoril Blue with Grey Leather with custom color matched rub strips and M-Sport Ground Effects, and M5 Trunk Lip.
Mods: Dinan Stage II with Cold Air Intake, UUC Short Shifter, Clutch Delay Valve Delete, Billy Boat Muffler and Mandril Bent Exhaust (hidden for that OEM look).
The Beast and his little Brother...'02 M5 and '03 540 Sport.
The M5 never sees snow and has only seen rain 4 times. Got caught while moving between states.
The 540 got new shoes with AC Schnitzer rims for winter.
Hey EBlue540.... is that picture from a meet & greet down in Philly by an old boad yard. I think I might have been at the meet. About 3 years ago (maybe 4). I drove down from CT.
You may also remember that we witnessed a guy wiping out his car (civilian, not Bimmer) on the median of Delaware Avenue!
I was warm that day, but there were some nice cars in attendance!
1987 528e: Auto, 535is front spoiler, Bavauto lowering springs and Bilstein sport shocks, 15 inch basketweaves from my old 92 535i.
Yeap that was me and my son, and yes is was a very hot day! You have a great memory. Small world. That was my first time at that meet and I never heard of them getting together again. Do they still get together?
I read the threads on tips for taking photos, and got up at 5AM, went and washed her, dried and combed her hair. Then took her to an open area and waited for the sunrise.
Here's a link to a few E39's that are interesting.
That Estoril blue is a gorgeous color.
Howdy folks, I'm new here. Suggested to join the BMW CCA by my dad. I've been a lifetime BMW fan, but I owned a Honda throughout highschool and the beginning of college. Found this gem back in January, one of my favorites from high school (along with the E39 M5). I have a 2001 540 6 speed in Cosmos Black Metallic with black leather. Several Dinan goodies under the hood and fatty exhaust sticking out the back. Don't know how much power it is putting down, doesn't really matter to me what the number is though. It hauls. From gas station to gas station!
Thumbnail uploader thing keeps giving me an error message, so I guess I'll link the images themselves.
More pics below at the Cardomain page.
Empty fun roads are plentiful out here in western NC.
2 Additional photos... my E39 and my dad's new R1200 R.
Great idea IMO but I was flamed on BF.c cause some of the members thought it was absurd to see stock bimmers...oh well.
Upgraded cooling system, 18" Stern rims, braking system, suspension components i.e. struts, shock bombs, urathane bushings, etc. BMW quoted me $11k+ and I did it with the help of my friend in five hours on a Sunday afternoon (he had access to a lift where he worked) for a grand total of...drumroll...$1800 (I s**t you not)!!!!!
**Due to photo limitations, continued on next thread...my apologies.


Briefings about LGBTQI+ Disabled People who employ personal assistants or support workers. Based on research carried out by the University of Bristol, Regard, SCIE and Stonewall.
Briefings and short films for LGBTQI+ Disabled People and their staff.
Short films about LGBTQI+ people and their care and support experiences.


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Quotemeal: Jan. 30th, 2018
"I would not give one moment of heaven for all the joy and riches of the world, even if it lasted for thousands and thousands of years."
— Martin Luther
"I don't see the big picture. I don't have a clue. But I know God does. I'm going to declare that, even if I don't feel it right now."
— Steven Curtis Chapman —
"We're in spiritual combat - cosmic combat for the heart and soul of humankind."
— Chuck Colson —
"The Bible as a whole speaks more of God's holiness than of His love."
— Walter Chantry —
"Live in the world as if only God and your soul were in it; then your heart will never be made captive by any earthly thing."
— John of the Cross —
Other Devotionals from Heartlight for Tuesday, January 30, 2018
Evening Thought: Ephesians 1:11
"When Jesus gave himself for us, he gave us all the rights and privileges which went with himself; so that now, although as eternal God, he has..."
A daily guide from the gospels that challenges readers to live for Jesus.
'Guess Who Came to the Wedding' (Jn. 2:1-2)
"The next day there was a wedding celebration in the village of Cana in Galilee. Jesus' mother was there, and Jesus and his disciples were also invited..."
'Walking in the Spirit' (Ro. 8:1-8)
"Dear Father, Thank you that there is no condemnation for me now that I am in Christ Jesus. Through the principle of the Spirit of life in him I have...."
'Blaspheming the Holy Spirit' (Mk. 3:28-30)
"[Jesus said,] "Truly I tell you, people can be forgiven all their sins and every slander they utter, but whoever blasphemes against the Holy Spirit will never....."


This paper discusses methods by which software applications can interface to MarkLogic to retrieve, update and run queries against stored content. MarkLogic provides several access protocols (appservers) for this purpose which include HTTP, XDBC and WebDAV.
Traditionally, applications (software rather than people) have used the XDBC appserver protocol to access MarkLogic using either the Java or C# version of XCC as a connector. The author of this paper, while employed at MarkLogic, designed and implemented the XCC connector in Java and C#.
In this paper we advocate moving away from language-specific connectors like XCC and toward a language-neutral access model based on HTTP and using the design principles embodied in REST. There are many robust solutions available for implementing REST, both client and server side, that make it the preferred choice over XCC for application integration with MarkLogic.


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Q: PHP file upload affected or not by max_input_time? I'm looking into what is the best value to set for defaults in PHP. I've seen many contradicting points about max_input_time.
This answer says that he believes file uploading is not counted towards timers:
https://stackoverflow.com/a/3758522/518169
While on the official PHP documentation, there is a huge red warning saying:

max_input_time sets the maximum time, in seconds, the script is
  allowed to receive input; this includes file uploads. For large or
  multiple files, or users on slower connections, the default of 60
  seconds may be exceeded

Source: http://php.net/manual/en/features.file-upload.common-pitfalls.php, last updated: Fri, 06 Jul 2012
So from this it seems to max_input_time does affect file uploading and to be sure that visitors can upload say 20 MB files even from slow or mobile connections, the default value of 60 is definitely not enough!
What do you recommend setting this value to? 300?
Also, is there any relationship between max_execution_time and max_input_time? For example like that max_execution_time needs to be bigger than max_input_time?

A: I did extensive study on max_input_time. Network transfer time is not a factor. PHP as Apache handler (mod_php) or Nginx/PHP-FPM -pair yielded similar results: PHP gets the uploaded file once the transfer is completed and web server hands the data over. On my tests 2 second max_input_time was enough to handle a 800 MiB upload.
All the details are at http://blog.hqcodeshop.fi/archives/185-PHP-large-file-uploads.html

A: It's going to depend on how the PHP is bridged to the webserver.
Technically it's possible for the webserver to invoke PHP as soon as it has the request headers - in which case PHP is going to be twiddling it's thumbs waiting for the POST data to come across the internet until it can populate the request variables (it's quite possible that max_input_time will be exceeded). But more commonly, the webserver will delay the invocation of PHP until it has the the full request (it's a lot less likely that max_input_time wil be exceeded).

A: After some quick benchmarking I do not believe max_input_time has any bearing on handling large uploads by users with slow connections.
From http://us3.php.net/manual/en/info.configuration.php#ini.max-input-time

This sets the maximum time in seconds a script is allowed to parse input data, like POST and GET. It is measured from the moment of receiving all data on the server to the start of script execution.

I'm using PHP 5.3.8 and used the following .htaccess config
php_value max_input_time 5
php_value max_execution_time 1
php_value upload_max_filesize "2048M"
php_value post_max_size "2048M"

My test script is:
<?php
if (!empty($_FILES)) {
    echo '<pre>';
    var_dump($_FILES);
    echo '</pre>';
}
?>
<form enctype="multipart/form-data" method="POST">
    File: <input name="userfile" type="file" />
    <input type="submit" value="Upload" />
</form>

With several trials my 1.5G file takes around 16-17 seconds to upload, 4-5 seconds to process, and execution time is essentially 0.
With max_input_time 5 the script completes. With it set to 4 we get PHP Fatal error:  Maximum execution time of 4 seconds exceeded in Unknown on line 0, referer: http://localhost/test-upload.php
It also seems max_execution_time has no bearing since we kept it at 1 throughout the tests.

A: As of PHP 5.4, PHP file uploads can definitely be affected by max_input_time. I recently was getting a 500 error on files that took longer than 60 seconds to upload. I changed this single value in my php.ini and it went away.
In addition, the wording in the manual is different now from what is quoted in the accepted answer. It now says:

This sets the maximum time in seconds a script is allowed to parse input data, like POST and GET. Timing begins at the moment PHP is invoked at the server and ends when execution begins.

I was using PHP 5.4.16 nts and IIS 7.5. Apparently, PHP is invoked before the file is uploaded.
One interesting thing to note is my PHP error logs gave the wrong error. They stated "PHP Fatal error:  Maximum execution time of 10000 seconds exceeded in...". It didn't matter what I set max_execution_time to, it would give the same error with the new number.


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Review – Legend
23/10/2015 Tom Beasley 1 Comment 2015, Brian Helgeland, Certificate: 18, Christopher Eccleston, Colin Morgan, Crime, David Thewlis, Drama, Emily Browning, Legend, Paul Bettany, Rating: Pop, Sam Spruell, September 2015, Taron Egerton, Thriller, Tom Hardy
UK Release Date: 9th September 2015
Writer: Brian Helgeland
Starring: Tom Hardy, Emily Browning, David Thewlis, Christopher Eccleston, Taron Egerton, Colin Morgan, Sam Spruell
Synopsis: An examination of the rise to power of the Kray Twins in London's criminal underworld, through the eyes of one of their wives.
The Kray twins are perhaps the most well known criminal figures in British history. They have been depicted on film before, by Gary and Martin Kemp in Peter Medak's The Krays. This time around, though, the lion's share of the publicity for the film focused on the fact that both Krays would be portrayed by Tom Hardy, in a technologically seamless double performance similar to the portrayal of the Winklevoss twins in The Social Network. The film is solid, but never really lives up to that degree of hype.
Reggie Kray (Hardy) struggles to control the increasingly psychotic behaviour of his brother Ronnie (Hardy) as they try to build themselves as the kingpins of a criminal empire in London under the guidance of business manager Leslie (David Thewlis). Reggie meets local girl Francis (Emily Browning) and eventually marries her, despite the protests of her family. Meanwhile, police detective Nipper (Christopher Eccleston) pursues the Krays in an attempt to bring them to justice.
The dichotomy that always greets films such as Legend is how to balance the vile horror of the criminal acts committed by their subjects with the inherent glamour of their celebrity. That's a conflict that Legend never quite manages to reconcile, with Emily Browning's ripe voiceover dubbing the Krays "princes of the East End" and casting them as figures of esteem in their local communities, despite their rapidly expanding criminal empire.
| "What are you gonna do with that rolling pin? You gonna bake me a cake?"
That's not to say that Brian Helgeland shies away from the dark side of the Krays, depicting in several explosions of shocking violence the sheer ruthlessness of the brothers. In one bravura scene near the middle of Legend, which emerges as one of the film's highlights, Hardy actually engages in a bloody, chaotic fistfight with himself as the two brothers scrap. Unfortunately, these explosions of violence are often juxtaposed with moments of groan-worthy geezery comedy that leave parts of the film feeling a little like a sweary EastEnders. Danny Dyer would be right at home here.
Hardy, throughout, is on top form. He does an excellent job of navigating not only the differences between the two twins, but the subtle changes in each of them as the narrative progresses. Legend is structured around how Emily Browning's character perceives the twins, which shifts and alters as their true nature becomes clear to her. It's a beautifully nuanced touch to the script that makes it even more depressing that so much of the rest of the film is simply a blunt instrument.
Few of the problems with Legend are a result of its talented British cast. The performers are solid across the board, although many are underused and don't get the exploration they deserve. Taron Egerton, in particular, as a young gay man attached to Ronnie, intrigues the audience more than he obviously intrigued the writers in Christopher Eccleston's cop never feels like much of a threat to the boys. Helgeland's script is so enamoured with his two protagonists that it never scratches the surface of the world around them.
| "My loyalty to my brother is how I measure myself."
Perhaps appropriately given its title, Legend has the slightly naff quality of a campfire myth. It tells the story of these two very real men, who were evil, murderous criminals, using a bubblegum hyper-reality that, despite the occasional brutality, largely sugar coats the Krays and the world in which they lived. Legend is a film about gangsters that's desperate to be the British version of Goodfellas, but finds itself desperately in need of edge.
Legend is a workmanlike, solid gangster movie, but is lifted by Tom Hardy's powerhouse double performance, which is a marvel of technical abilities and acting in equal measure.
Unfortunately, the rest of Brian Helgeland's film is a little too bright and frothy to accurately convey the brutal criminality of his leads. Helgeland isn't giving us the truth here; he's definitely printing the legend.
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I liked your film review. This is a film I am looking forward to see. I recently created a website to do movie reviews similar to yours. Care to give it a look 🙂
Review – Kit Monkman's green screen 'Macbeth' just about muddles through


Yesterday was the most incredible day in our journey to learn more about the history and previous owners of our house. Actually, incredible isn't even the right word. I'm not sure there is one.
We spent the day yesterday with Mike Beidler and his daughter, Ronni. Their family took on the monstrous task of restoring the house back to a single family home. Like many homes in Franklin, the house was split into apartments – three to be exact – during World War II, to house officers and their families who were stationed at nearby Camp Atterbury. The Murray Bryant House stayed apartments up through the 1980s, when the Beidlers painstakingly began to put the house together. Remember last week when I shared the photos with the signatures on the wall? I was dying to tell you all that when I coincidentally discovered those, I knew they would be visiting the next weekend.
I'm probably going to have to do several posts to document everything we learned in about 7 hours yesterday. And spend a lot of time with a scanner. I am beyond thankful that Ronni discovered my blog, and that we were able to connect. And having Mike drive in from Arkansas to share his chapter of the story that is this house – it was beyond words. Mike is a brilliant story teller, and the photo documentation that he has of their time working on the house is remarkable. Ronni's recollections as a teenager growing up through the construction was a fantastic viewpoint, and the dots they connected for us made us love the house even more – which I didn't know was possible.
Before their visit, we had virtually no pictures of the house prior to our ownership. There was a picture in the Johnson County Museum of History, and also a couple from the National Register of Historic Places, but that's it. Now, we have quite a few more.
This is the only old picture I could find of the house, at the Johnson County Museum. It's a postcard, and is dated 1910. The roads are dirt, the trees young. So, the house was 8 years old here. You can see it on the left here, light colored with the rounded porch and it looks like concrete steps. Not a great shot for details.
I also found this in my research, which really tells us nothing, except helps to confirm our suspicions that the house directly behind us, used to be our carriage house. I don't have a date for this.
What we already knew : first, we know that Henry Murray, a cattle farmer, built the house. I am still searching for any photos of he, or his wife Lucie. They built the house in 1902, and Lucie died of tuberculosis in 1909 (or, consumption, which sounds infinitely more Victorian). Henry died in 1923. I'm not sure if that's when the house changed hands, or if it was earlier, but at the very least, somewhere in the late teens or early 1920s, the house belonged to Roy and Lola Bryant. Roy was a builder, with many historic Indianapolis and Franklin buildings to his name, and owned the lumber yard down the street – L&M Lumber. Roy was mayor of Franklin from 1930-1936. By all accounts, Roy was a pretty big deal, and very influential in Central Indiana politically. I had never been able to locate a photo of the Bryants, but Ronni had one, and it's amazing.
Roy and Lola Bryant. c. 1910-1920?
This next picture that Ronni had was of the house, and a trio of men / boys at the house. If the post card picture is dated correctly, I am guessing by the tree size that this picture is from the 1920s. I am very excited about this picture, because you can see the porch pretty clearly, and I think we did an okay job guessing about the columns, and am now much happier that we opted not to add railing to the porch. Note that the steps are still a concrete(?) and the foundation of the porch is all brick. Also of note – that killer swing in the front left of the picture. This shows me that, in the 20s, there were multiple shades on the house – whatever they were, we don't know. But it definitely wasn't all one shade.
AND DID YOU SEE THIS? There's a horse in this picture. A HORSE.
This next picture is dated 1943, and since I am such a fan of winter, I am giddy to have a picture of the house in the snow. The house is clearly all one color, and looked to be white (or something VERY light). And there are awnings on the porch, which I'm not a fan of. Railings have been added to the house. Again – not my favorite. But I love that I have this documentation now!
This picture is dated August, 1952, and the writing on the back declares it to be "Loraine's Home." More research to do! The horse has been replaced by a killer car. I'm not a car person, but surely someone can tell me what we've got here! Concrete steps, all white(?) still. There are definitely brackets along the soffits of the porch – we need to get those back on the house!
Fast forward about three decades, full of apparently colorful people, renters, and neglect. The porch had been removed – we've heard – in the 1960s. It pains me to see the house without the porch – it looks so odd! The porch was replaced by a stoop, with an awning. And a metal screen door. The original door is underneath, and we still have it. Blue and white for the colors! No metal siding, which is amazing. This photo is from 1981, right before the Beidlers purchased the home. They had been renting the house next door. When they purchased the home and began work, they lived in the downstairs apartment, and the two upstairs apartments continued to have renters in them. This picture floors me, and makes me so grateful that they saw the vision for this house.
The next two pictures I've had for a bit – these are the pictures on the site for the National Register Nomination for Martin Place as a Historic District. These were taken in 1986, in the middle of porch reconstruction by the Beidler Family.
c. 1986. National Register Documentation.
This next picture, while not in color, is a picture of the completed house, with added porch, as restored by the Beidlers. Late 1980s. The concrete steps are now wooden.
This is a picture from the Wikipedia Page for the sites in Johnson County on the National Register. I am guessing this photo was taken in the early 2000s. You can see the Beidlers color scheme, though prehaps a bit faded here. You can also see that the roof has begun to fail, and damage has begun to take hold during interim owners time. There are pots and plants on the porch, so I do believe this picture is before the house was foreclosed and became vacant.
July, 2012. When we came to look at the house before purchase, it had been foreclosed on twice, and sat vacant for (we believe) at least 4 years. Major roof failure and water damage occurred during this time.
August, 2014. Full exterior rehabilitation of the house took two years to complete – but only because we hired people to do it. Just wait until you see what the Beidler Family did, with only themselves and a community of friends dedicated to saving houses. It will blow your mind.
Mike and Ronni – we are beyond thankful to you, and for your visit yesterday. It was priceless to us. We loved meeting you both and Brad, and we are grateful for the wealth of knowledge you gave to us. And your gracious appreciation for the work we are doing truly humbled us, and gave us another push forward.
June, 2015. The Heavilins and The Beidlers.
To the Beidlers – Mike, Karen, Ronni, Randy, and Larson : Thank you for saving this house the first time, which allowed us to be lucky enough to save it a second time. We are truly humbled.
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I can well appreciate the utter and spectacular THRILL of these discoveries!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
And am SO excited for you!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I ASSUME so. I mean, you're looking at everything I have on the matter. It does seems that the silhouette is the same as in the 1910 postcard, and I can't imagine that the porch would be different after 8 years of existing. So that's why I say yes, though I don't have definitive proof!
I must BEG for forgiveness!
When I looked at the old images above (fabulous!) I thought: what are classical columns doing on a Queen Anne-style house?????????
So, I assumed the columns replaced earlier, spindle-style columns, as seen on your neighbor's porch.
But…but…the style of clothing of people in the old images indicated that the the porch was way too new to have replacement columns.
Well, I was quite confused by all this, so I called my friend Eric, who is an architectural historian of unparalleled brilliance.
Your house, when built, was of a style heretofore unknown to me: a Queen Anne FREE CLASSIC. And FREE CLASSIC Queen Anne homes did, indeed, have classical columns (rather then spindle-style).
What this means is that your house, when built, was the transitional link between Queene Anne and Colonial-Revival! How cool is that???????
In short, I am belatedly convinced that the archival images do show the original porch. Please forgive me!
I love this, and your attention to detail! Isn't sleuthing fun? I'm excited to know the term Free Classic. I knew the house was transitional – in the documents for the National Register the only mention of the porch was that it was transitioning away from Queen Anne, and thus was restrained from excessive ornamentation. Without pictures, we really had to guess on the porch details when rebuilding, and that's why we chose not to do gingerbread or fretwork (being broke helped that decision, too! Ha!). If we had been in possession of this picture before doing the porch, I would have probably leaned towards more classical columns. But, I'm in love with what we did, so maybe in thirty+ years when the new porch rots away, we will go another direction! I'll just be nearing 70 then, so I'll have plenty of time with a second porch, right?!?!
Oh, and did you notice something about Roy and Lola?
Do you think? Hmmmm. I don't see twins, but they both have tremendously gorgeous hair!
My non-expert, fashion history fan opinion is that the photo of Roy and Lola is probably from closer to the turn of the century during the Edwardian period. Between 1900 & 1908 typical dresses were based on an S-curve silhouette with fuller bodices and skirts with a rounded hipline in the back. By 1909, the silhouette had relaxed from the S-curve to a straighter line with slimmer bodices and skirts. Necklines also started to drop from the high, boned collar. I think you have an image from around when the house was built!
Thank you, Sky! Wow! I appreciate it!
Our house was also divided into apartments during ww2 for the wives of airmen stationed at the base in Sioux Falls. A year ago, we had the family over who lived here from 1950 to 2004… I have yet to blog about it because I did t know where to start! You've inspired me… Might be time.
One of their daughters gave me access to a google drive with over 180 pictures of my house! Egads!
Oh my word! How special and perfect and AMAZING. Congratulations! What a treasure!
Do you know where I can find some historical info/pics of our house?
We've been working on our house for 2 years. We'll get it finished some day. Slowly, but surely!
Ha! That's awesome. It means I love your house. And you're right – it's a marathon, not a sprint for sure. We're coming up on three years, and we have a loooong way to go!
I started my search for both our Franklin Houses at the Johnson County Museum. In the basement, they have a historical records room. The volunteers in there are AMAZING. If you're lucky, your house will have a folder of info. That can lead you to other places. There are books and records of who lived at what address if there isn't a folder. The volunteers will help you know where to start. If nothing else, you should be able to get some names, and then it's a matter of searching through newspaper clippings and such. It's not always easy, but it's fun! GOOD LUCK! Let me know how else I can help, or if you ever need help with your house!
I cannot begin to express the joy this gives me and my mother! My family bought this home from the Beidler family in 1990's. We spent the better part of a year restoring, finishing, and decorating this GORGEOUS home. I have pictures of the exterior and interior of the house from the few wonderful years we lived there. My mother used to talk to the walls of this house that we all love so much, asking them to tell their stories. Then one day, we believe she was the Bryants daughter, an 80+ year old woman knocked on the door telling us that she used to live there. We gave her a tour of the house and told us what used to be where. We were surprised and pleased to find that the summer kitchen and giant pantry we had added she had said had also previously been there as well. We had an old antique piano in the second room that was the exact make, model, and in the same position as theirs. She shared wonderful stories about the house and town that made us love the home even more. I'm so, so, happy you value the home as much as we did. I would LOVE to come see it when we come home to Indiana next. Excellent job!
Sarah! I'm so glad you found me! "Find the Breedloves" was on my list to do this summer! We would absolutely love LOVE to have any of your family over anytime. Of course, I would love to see any pictures and hear any stories that you might have. And if you have anything else related to the house, I would be super interested – the Beidlers said they left some drawings and historical papers with the house? Anyway, we'd love to learn more and meet you!
It appears to be the same car in both 1952 photos – a 1951 Buick Super Riviera Coupe. MOST upscale (of course!).


Band of bloggers The Jan. 2 episode of "Gos sip Girl" (9 p.m./Ch. 11) fea tures two songs from series star Ed Westwick's band, "The Filthy Youth." West wick plays Chuck on The CW series.
Speaking of The CW, Chad Mi chael Mur ray, star of the net work's "One Tree Hill," will join "Prison Break" star William Fichtner in blog ging on nhl.com for the AMP Energy NHL Winter Classic game, which takes place next Tuesday in Buffalo (Sabres vs. Penguins).
Fichtner, a Buffalo native, blogged on nhl.com last season during the Sabres' run in the Stan ley Cup playoffs. Last, but not least: * Elisabeth Hasselbeck, who's been off "The View" since leaving for maternity leave Oct. 23, returns next Monday (11 a.m./Ch. 7). Has selbeck gave birth to Taylor Thomas Nov. 9.
* Tomorrow on Ch. 9: "Control Room Presents" featuring perform ances from Rihanna (8 p.m.) and Avril Lavigne (9 p.m.).
* Jeffrey Lyons and Alison Bailes opine on their picks for the year's top flicks tomorrow on Ch. 4 (5:30 p.m.).
* Faith Salie has inked a deal to host Sundance Chan nel's "Best of the Fest," a half- hour wrap-up show airing Jan. 27 (9 p.m.) and featuring highlights of the 2008 Sun dance Film Festival.
* According to a study by TNS, a marketing/ informa tion company, almost two- thirds of American do not support either side in the writers' strike.
* Former Congressman John LeBoutillier chats with Ray Bertolino today at noon on WHPC (90.3 FM).


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Illya, you might want to rant on this
Thanks to grail76 and make_your_move for the link.
From the Capitol Hill Blue:Bush on the Constitution: 'It's just a goddamned piece of paper'
I'm sure that it comes to no surprise to anyone that I'm a liberal. Since I was raised by a bunch of die hard Republicans it sometimes creates tension in the family. I'm sure when I mention this to my father he will say that it's not a legitmate article because it doesn't come from a "valid news source". Heck, when I told him I read at least the headlines and some articles from CNN.Com, The USA Today and The Washington Post, he told me that the most acceptable of those sources was the USA Today. However the idea of Bush virtually spitting on the Constitution once again causes me to be amazed that the American public puts up with him. Of course that's because, at least in part, of the number of people who are like my father and will automatically deny the possibility that this actually happened.
For a good post about this subject go here.
From Capitol Hill Blue
Bush on the Constitution: 'It's just a goddamned piece of paper'
By DOUG THOMPSON
Dec 9, 2005, 07:53
Last month, Republican Congressional leaders filed into the Oval Office to meet with President George W. Bush and talk about renewing the controversial USA Patriot Act.
Several provisions of the act, passed in the shell shocked period immediately following the 9/11 terrorist attacks, caused enough anger that liberal groups like the American Civil Liberties Union had joined forces with prominent conservatives like Phyllis Schlafly and Bob Barr to oppose renewal.
GOP leaders told Bush that his hardcore push to renew the more onerous provisions of the act could further alienate conservatives still mad at the President from his botched attempt to nominate White House Counsel Harriet Miers to the Supreme Court.
"I don't give a goddamn," Bush retorted. "I'm the President and the Commander-in-Chief. Do it my way."
"Mr. President," one aide in the meeting said. "There is a valid case that the provisions in this law undermine the Constitution."
"Stop throwing the Constitution in my face," Bush screamed back. "It's just a goddamned piece of paper!"
I've talked to three people present for the meeting that day and they all confirm that the President of the United States called the Constitution "a goddamned piece of paper."
And, to the Bush Administration, the Constitution of the United States is little more than toilet paper stained from all the shit that this group of power-mad despots have dumped on the freedoms that "goddamned piece of paper" used to guarantee.
Attorney General Alberto Gonzales, while still White House counsel, wrote that the "Constitution is an outdated document."
Put aside, for a moment, political affiliation or personal beliefs. It doesn't matter if you are a Democrat, Republican or Independent. It doesn't matter if you support the invasion or Iraq or not. Despite our differences, the Constitution has stood for two centuries as the defining document of our government, the final source to determine – in the end – if something is legal or right.
Every federal official – including the President – who takes an oath of office swears to "uphold and defend the Constitution of the United States."
Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia says he cringes when someone calls the Constitution a "living document."
""Oh, how I hate the phrase we have—a 'living document,'" Scalia says. "We now have a Constitution that means whatever we want it to mean. The Constitution is not a living organism, for Pete's sake."
As a judge, Scalia says, "I don't have to prove that the Constitution is perfect; I just have to prove that it's better than anything else."
President Bush has proposed seven amendments to the Constitution over the last five years, including a controversial amendment to define marriage as a "union between a man and woman." Members of Congress have proposed some 11,000 amendments over the last decade, ranging from repeal of the right to bear arms to a Constitutional ban on abortion.
Scalia says the danger of tinkering with the Constitution comes from a loss of rights.
"We can take away rights just as we can grant new ones," Scalia warns. "Don't think that it's a one-way street."
And don't buy the White House hype that the USA Patriot Act is a necessary tool to fight terrorism. It is a dangerous law that infringes on the rights of every American citizen and, as one brave aide told President Bush, something that undermines the Constitution of the United States.
But why should Bush care? After all, the Constitution is just "a goddamned piece of paper."
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The follow up regarding sources used
Where there's smoke, there's ire
Dec 12, 2005, 08:33
The firestorm over Friday's column quoting President George W. Bush's obscene outburst over the Constitution continues to grow with our email box overflowing from outraged readers who think the President should be impeached along with pro-Bushites who want my head on a platter.
I'm surprised by the public's anger over this. When a GOP operative first emailed me about the White House meeting where Bush called the Constitution "just a goddamned piece of paper," I put it aside as one of many reports I get about the President's temper tantrums.
Bush lashed out at an aide who dared question him on the USA Patriot Act. That's typical Bush. We started reporting on the President's outbursts last year and those tantrums are now widely reported now by the so-called "mainstream media."
As Evan Thomas and Richard Wolfe write in the current edition of Newsweek:
"A White House aide, who like virtually all White House officials (in this story and in general) refused to be identified for fear of antagonizing the president… How many people dare to snap back at a president? Not many, and not unless they have known the president a long, long time. (Even Karl Rove, or "Turd Blossom," as he is sometimes addressed by the president, knows when to hold his tongue.) In the Bush White House, disagreement is often equated with disloyalty… his attitude toward Congress was "my way or the highway," according to a GOP staffer who did not want to be identified criticizing the president."
We get tips about Bush's temper and his comments all the time. Most of the tips don't get used because we don't go with information from just one source. The tip about "the goddamned piece of paper" seemed destined for the byte bin until a second aide, in casual conversation, mentioned the comment.
So I called a third source who has confirmed information in the past. At first he was defensive.
"Who told you about that?" I told him I'd picked it up from two other sources.
"Look, you know how the President is," he said. "He gets agitated when people challenge him."
All I wanted to know was did the President of the United States call the Constitution a "goddamned piece of paper."
"Yeah. He did."
So I went with the story. To me it was just another example of a President who too often lets his anger get the better of him, particularly with anyone who dares disagree. I didn't see it as a rallying cry for those who either want Bush's head for his various misdeeds or mine for daring report them.
Some say Bush should be impeached. Sorry, I don't agree. He's not the first President to consider the Constitution an expendable document and he won't be the last. Most Presidents have complained that the Constitution gets in their way.
When Teddy Roosevelt decided to send the Marines into North Africa, his Secretary of State cautioned him such an act would be unconstitutional.
Teddy snapped back: "Why destroy the beauty of the act with legalities?"
Presidents, by their nature, look for ways to skirt the law when that law gets in the way of their agendas. If we impeached every President who disregarded the Constitution when it didn't suit his purposes we probably would have tried just about every President in the last 50 years.
Those who support the President no matter what now demand that I release the names of aides who passed on the information.
Sorry. Doesn't work that way. I don't burn sources. Never have. Never will. And, as every news outlet that covers Washington knows, the Bush administration comes down hard on anyone who talks out of school about the President.
"Sometimes the only way to get a story is to promise confidentiality," Lucy Dalglish, executive director of The Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press advocacy group, told the Christian Science Monitor recently.
In a White House where any disagreement with the President is branded as disloyalty or, in some cases, unpatriotic, the only sources who will tell us what's really going on are those who choose to remain anonymous.
It ain't perfect but in these imperfect times, it's the best we've got.
Current Mood: aggravated
kielbasa_007
"a goddamned piece of paper."
so we can now ignore that part about the right to bear arms and just ban them finally?
ladyrowansplace
from WHAT (LITTLE) googling I've done, apparently Mr. T has been known to make up stuff.
Just remember to take EVERYTHING with a grain of salt.
Or sometimes a keg.
I take it with a grain of salt. On the other hand when I googled "DOUG THOMPSON Capitol Blue" I got one website saying that Mr. T had been misled on something and one place called "No fake news" which looked like it might have something negative on him, but I really didn't find anything. I found a TON of articles written by the man and a lot of blogs refering to him.
No I'm not taking what he's written as gospel. But I'm not entirely ready to disbelieve it just because of the source. This is something that it would be very difficult to verify.
I'm assuming that it's from a very "liberal" website. Which is why I post it and let everyone make their own decisions, while mentioning that I am a liberal.
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Just started using the Growth version of Ionic Appflow and I am having issues setting up my application. I have a private repo on Github that I have connected to Ionic Appflow in several ways, all of which do not allow me to create a package build. First I set it up via Github but when I went to create a package build it told me to "Connect your app to Ionic Appflow". This routes me to Settings > Git where it says my app is connected. Eventually I disconnected the app and used ionic link which ended up in the same result. I tried relinking as well but still no luck. My ionic CLI is at latest (4.6.0) and I have certificates set up under Package > Certificates. Also, Deploy has the exact same behavior. I have exhausted everything I can think of so it would be a big help if anyone has any information. Thanks.
I figured out my issue. It seems Ionic Appflow is not convinced that your app is connected until your 1st commit after connecting to Appflow. This did not seem very obvious to me but if you are hooking up a preexisting app to Appflow then you will need to make some sort of commit before it is recognized.
FWIW, had the same problem as well.


A benefit concert featuring top jazz artists from the Netherlands has collected €15,000 euros to keep the Netherlands Jazz Archive (NJA) open.
Singer Francien van Tuinen, drummer Han Bennink, John Engels, Joost Patocka and saxophonist Benjamin Herman took to the stage to help the archive open. NJA, which houses a collection that spans 30 years of Dutch jazz history, faced closure per January 2013 first when it was left without Government subsidy.
down on the benefit concert at Bim Huis in Amsterdam.


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Bow Lake by Moonlight (The Movie)
Here is the time-lapse movie I took last Saturday night, August 20, on a perfect night at Bow Lake in Banff, Alberta.
The sequence starts in bright twilight then darkens to full night with the Milky Way over the mountain silhouettes. The peaks then light up as they catch the light of the rising last quarter Moon coming up about 11:30 pm in the east. The moonlight creeps down the mountains to light up the entire valley and the lake. The sky brightens to deep blue again. The sequence ends about 3:30 am.
There was hardly a cloud in the sky all night, unusual for locations near the large icefields that straddle the continental divide.
I assembled the movie from 454 frames, each 40 seconds in exposure time, and taken 1 second apart.
— Alan, August 24, 2011 / Movie © 2011 Alan Dyer
Bow Lake By Moonlight
This was a truly magical scene — the Milky Way over Bow Glacier, and mountains lit by moonlight and reflected in the waters of Bow Lake.
Last Saturday night, August 20, 2011, brought some of the clearest skies I've seen in the Rockies. To take advantage of them, I headed to Bow Lake, in Banff, a favourite and very photogenic location for day and nighttime shooting. I hadn't been there at night since the film days, pre-2004.
This shot is one of 450 frames taken as part of a time-lapse sequence, showing the Milky Way moving over Bow Lake. Here, at about 2 a.m. the light from the rising last quarter Moon is illuminating the peaks, and the Milky Way is perfectly placed over the end of Bow Lake and Bow Glacier, source of the waters of the Bow River and what Calgarians drink!
The sky is blue from moonlight. Last quarter moons are wonderful for nightscapes — providing enough light to illuminate the landscape but not so much as to wash out the sky and Milky Way. But making use of that phase of the Moon means very late nights of shooting. I packed it in this night at 4 a.m.
— Alan, August 22, 2011 / Image © 2011 Alan Dyer
Space Station Over the Rockies
This was the view Friday night, August 19, 2011, as the International Space Station flew over Banff, Alberta and the Canadian Rockies.
I took this shot (actually this is a composite of three successive exposures) from the viewpoint on Mt. Norquay overlooking the Banff townsite and the Trans-Canada Highway interchange, unfortunately all too well lit. This might well be a case study in light pollution as well.
But the lights in the valley don't diminish the Milky Way above, and the sky-wide streak created by the passage from west to east of the Space Station. What looks like a brilliant star to the eye turns into a streak here due to the three 45-second time exposures I used to capture this scene. The lens is the 8mm fish-eye, and these frames are from a 400-frame time-lapse movie for the planetarium dome.
Lake Louise by Moonlight — The Movie
Here is the time-lapse movie I took last Saturday night at Lake Louise, Alberta, under the light of the Full Moon. My previous blog featured a still frame from the beginning of this sequence.
The night starts clear, but as often happens, clouds move in, blowing off the cold icefields of the continental divide. It does make for a nice effect in time-lapse, one of few instances in astronomy where some clouds can be useful!
Also notice how the reflection disappears as the lake breaks up into waves briefly, as wind blows in now and then through the night. The Full Moon is rising behind the camera, causing the lake to light up as moonlight illuminates more of the lake's surface. Shadows move across the mountainsides. Arcturus is the bright star setting at right. The red object at left is a moored canoe, moving about on the lake.
I took this movie over 4 hours from 10:30 pm to 2:30 am, taking 477 frames with the Canon 7D and 10mm lens. For time-lapse movies like this, I process the full-size RAW files in Adobe Camera Raw and Bridge, then use Photoshop's Image Processor to export them all to smaller size JPGs. From that set, I use Photoshop CS5 Extended's "Motion" feature to assemble the folder of JPGs into a movie, in this case at 24 frames per second, a little fast perhaps for this sequence, but it's easy to change if needed. Photoshop then renders that image file out as a Quicktime movie. What you see here is a tiny version of the final HD-sized video.
Lake Louise by Moonlight
This has to be one of the most photogenic and photographed places in the world. Here it is in a different light, moonlight.
This is Lake Louise, in Banff National Park, Alberta. A few hours before I took this photo on Saturday, August 13, where I stood would have been swarming with thousands of people. But at midnight there was no one about. I had the view to myself.
This looks like a daytime shot, except the stars give it away. Instead, it is the Full Moon, behind the camera, providing the illumination. Contrary to Hollywood lighting clichés, moonlight is not blue. It is the same colour as sunlight, because it is sunlight, just much fainter, reflected off the Moon's neutral grey surface.
In this view we are looking southwest, toward the stars of the summer sky setting behind the peaks of the continental divide. Arcturus is the bright star at right.
A calm night provided the glassy lake to reflect Mount Victoria and Victoria Glacier.
This is one frame of 477 30-second exposures I took over 4 hours, of the stars turning and eventually clouds blowing in across the sky from the icefields over the divide. It's rare to get such a perfectly clear night in the Rockies. It was a wonderful to be there, and apparently to be the only one there, to experience it.
Sunset in the City — This is Only a Test!
This is one for the time-lapse geeks!
One of the trickiest subjects for a time-lapse sequence is a smooth and seamless day-to-night transition. Exposure times vary from fractions of a second before sunset to several seconds at night fall.
How to do it? Manually shifting exposures is too much work and prone to error. Putting the camera on Automatic can work but inevitably results in an effect known in the time-lapse world as "flickering." The camera's automatically-judged exposures aren't consistent from frame to frame so the final movie shows minor bright/dark flickering, making it look jerky.
For this test sequence of sunset over the Calgary skyline, I tried a new toy for the first time, as a solution.
The device is called the Little Bramper (for Bulb Ramping). It is a custom-made intervalometer that fires the camera shutter every few seconds (at whatever interval you desire). Nothing new there. But what's unique is that it can be set to slowly increment the exposure time by as little as 1/1000th of a second from frame to frame, gradually increasing the exposure ("ramping" it) to accommodate the darkening scene. The result is a smooth transition from day to night with no flickering.
This was my first use of the Bramper and it wasn't without its glitches. The shortest exposure the Bramper can provide (it always controls the camera thru its Bulb setting) is about 1/10th of a second (I had no idea camera shutters can fire as quickly as that even on Bulb).
But at the beginning of a sequence like this, with a bright sky, achieving that exposure (still quite long) means using a small f-stop, a slow ISO speed, or a neutral density filter, or all of the above. But as the sky darkens and exposures lengthen, exposures would become too long to fit within the desired interval between frames (typically no more than 5 to 10 seconds for a smooth sequence). So, to shorten the exposures you then have to open up the lens, switch to a faster ISO, or remove the ND filter, while also commanding the Bramper to quickly reduce its exposure time, all in one exposure cycle (i.e. 5 to 10 seconds) so as not to lose or ruin frames. Takes some coordination and practice (hit the Bramper's button, adjust the camera, all within 5 seconds), and I didn't get it right the first couple of times.
But overall, for a first test, the sequence turned out very well. The $80 Little Bramper does the job, though it does take careful monitoring through the sequence, not just to perform the exposure swaps, but to also watch that the ramping rate (adjustable on the fly) matches what the scene is doing and you aren't under- or over-exposing. It'll take a little more practice, but the results certainly are worth it.
It's another neat tool in the time-lapse arsenal.
Milky Way in the Mountains
It's rare to get such a clear night in the mountains but I used the opportunity last Thursday night to shoot the Milky Way in a twilight scene in Banff National Park.
I took this a little later on the same night as the previous blog's image of the setting Moon. The location is the Vermilion Lakes, a familiar scenic spot for classic views of Banff and Mount Rundle reflected in the water, at far left. It is one of the few places in the mountains where you can look south over a low mountain skyline (to see the southern Milky Way) and over still water (to get reflections).
For this shot I used a fish-eye lens to record most of the sky and the summer Milky Way arching over the water. The sky was dark enough to show the Milky Way but still had a lingering blue tint from the last glow of deep twilight. The yellow glow at left to the east is from the urban lights of Banff.
The still image is one frame of 220 shot over 4 hours for a time-lapse video, for projection in a full-dome video-equipped planetarium. Just so happens we're building one in Calgary to open in early 2012.
— Alan, August 9, 2011 / Image © 2011 Alan Dyer


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Q: How to properly use std::getline function I have a file that includes the name of someone, what course they where in, and the roster
ex. John.Smith:11:F12
Currently the output is this
George.Clooney

Jennifer.Lawrence

Kevin.Bacon

15:S13

15:F15

15:F15

How would I get rid of the colons for the course reference? I want it to look like this
15S13
My code
struct studentinfo
{
     string name;
     string classref;
};

void readNumbers(istream &input, char *argv[], int argc)
{

    string program = argv[0];
    string text = argv[1];
    studentinfo array[10];
    string name;
    int i=0;

    if(text=="students.txt"){
        while(!getline(input, array[i].name, ':').eof()){
            input >> array[i].classref;
            i++;
   }

    for(int j=0; j < i; j++){
        cout<< array[j].name << endl;
    }

    for(int i=0; i < 10; i++){
        cout << array[i].classref << endl;
    }
}

A: This is the answer to several iterations of this question, so it may seem a little out of whack with what is being asked above.

The problem is that you are using std::getline to read up to the ':' character. You then use the overloaded operator >> for std::string, to do another read into the same string name overwriting it. This time it reads to the end of the line.
After the call to std::getline the variable name contains John.Smith and then you immediately overwrite that value by executing input >> name;. Which is essentially the same thing as getline, without the ability to specify a delimiter. The string name then contains 11:F12, which you copy to your array to later display.
I think your confusion with how getline works was seen here, you didn't need to read the name value using >> it was already in the string name. You just needed to read the rest of the line and discard it. I recommend you read an online reference for std::getline to better grasp how it works.
To fix your issue you could do any of the following.

*

*Do another 'getline' or '>>' after you have copied name to the array and discard the value, that way it clears out the rest of the line and you then read the next name in your looped getline call. A slightly hacky way of achieving this is to move input >> name; after the line which adds name to the array.

*Read the whole line, without delimiter and then find (using find member function) the first occurrence of ':' and take a substring up to that character (using substr member function).

*Define a struct with name & class members and read both values into the struct. This way you deliberately read both values from the file. If you don't care about the course string this might be overkill.

Some code that more or less does what I'm suggesting.
#include<fstream>
#include<iostream>
#include<string>

using namespace std;

void readNumbers(istream &input)
 {
    string array[10];
    string name;
    string garbage;
    int i=0;

    while(getline(input, name, ':'))
    {
        array[i]=name;
        i++;

        input >> garbage;
    }

    for(int i=0; i<10; i++) cout<< array[i] << '\n';
 }

 void readNumbers2(istream &input)
 {
    string array[10];
    string ln;
    int i=0;

    while(getline(input, ln))
    {
        size_t colpos = ln.find(':');

        if(colpos != string::npos)
        {
            array[i]=ln.substr(0, colpos);
            i++;
        }
    }

    for(int i=0; i<10; i++) cout<< array[i] << '\n';
 }

 struct studentinfo
 {
     string name;
     string classref;
 };

 void readNumbers3(istream &input)
 {
    studentinfo array[10];
    string name;
    int i=0;

    while(getline(input, array[i].name, ':'))
    {
        input >> array[i].classref;
        i++;
    }

    for(int j=0; j < i; j++)
        cout<< "name=" << array[j].name << '\n';
 }

int main()
{
    std::ifstream f("students.txt");

    readNumbers(f);
}

Of course this doe not deal with edge cases, such as empty lines in your file or overrunning the array, but it demonstrates use of std::getline. I'd also suggest you look at std::vector or std::array to hold your strings and use iterators or the range based for loop to print the values.
To remove the colon from your string you can use the following method. use find to find the colon characters index and the single iterator overload of string::erase to remove the character at that position.
void charerase()
{
    std::string s("15:F15");

    std::cout << s << '\n';

    size_t cpos = s.find(':');

    if(cpos != std::string::npos)
    {
        s.erase(s.begin() + cpos);
    }

    std::cout << s << '\n';
}

For this you will need to include the header <iterator>.


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How Many Times Do You Really Need to Get a Breast Augmentation?
Is once ever enough?
By NewBeauty Editors · Dec 23, 2016
Even though the results of plastic surgery are long-lasting, there may come a time when you may need to get your breast implants redone (we're not talking revision surgery here). For the most part, once breast implants are placed within the body, they can last forever as long as there are no changes in shape or volume or evidence of leakage or rupture. But as time and the aging process take place, your breasts may not look as good as they did when they were first done.
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Ann Arbor, MI, plastic surgeon Paul Izenberg, MD, explains that some women opt to remove or replace their implants because the implants have ruptured, they have experienced capsular contracture, there is rippling, the position of the implants have shifted, or they want to change their breast size or shape. And only recently have expiration dates been put on breast implants. Northbrook, IL, plastic surgeon Benjamin Schlechter, MD, says that depending on the company, it appears the shelf life is five years.
Patients who had saline implants done years ago are now often requesting for their implants to be swapped out. "Many women choose to replace their saline implants with silicone implants," says Dr. Izenberg. "Silicone implants are currently used in the plastic surgery industry today and can have a more natural feeling to them, especially for those women who have very little overlying breast tissue. There is also a new saline implant, the Ideal Implant, which is 'structured' for a natural feel with less rippling."
While some plastic surgeons say it's best to have your implants "refreshed" every 10 years or so, others disagree. "I don't know if it is truly necessary to refresh implants. A recent article stated that implants should be replaced at 10 years. Also, the implant warranty expires at 10 years, and by replacing the implant, this is a way to get into a new warranty period," says Dr. Schlechter. "I would say that it is not necessary to refresh the implants if there are problems with the implants and the patient is happy with the results."
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