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I have watched this movie once. This was on 17th July 2011 .
The Autobots learn of a Cybertronian spacecraft hidden on the Moon, and race against the Decepticons to reach it and to learn its secrets.
I have watched this movie once. This was on 28th June 2009 .
Decepticon forces return to Earth on a mission to take Sam Witwicky prisoner, after the young hero learns the truth about the ancient origins of the Transformers. Joining the mission to protect humankind is Optimus Prime, who forms an alliance with international armies for a second epic battle.
I have watched this movie once. This was on 15th January 2006 .
Natives of a small isolated town, defend themselves against strange underground creatures which are killing them one by one.
A hacker is literally abducted into the world of a computer and forced to participate in gladiatorial games where his only chance of escape is with the help of a heroic security program.
I have watched this movie once. This was on 30th December 2010 .
Sam Flynn, the tech-savvy 27-year-old son of Kevin Flynn, looks into his father's disappearance and finds himself pulled into the same world of fierce programs and gladiatorial games where his father has been living for 20 years. Along with Kevin's loyal confidant, father and son embark on a life-and-death journey across a visually-stunning cyber universe that has become far more advanced and exceedingly dangerous.
Twilight Zone: The Movie
I have watched this movie once. This was on 3rd May 2013 .
Four directors collaborated to remake four episodes of the popular television series 'The Twilight Zone' for this movie. The episodes are updated slightly and in color (the television show was in black-and-white), but very true to the originals, where eerie and disturbing situations gradually spin out of control.
I have watched this movie once. This was on 10th September 2006 .
A beautiful hemophage infected with a virus that gives her superhuman powers has to protect a boy in a futuristic world, who is thought to be carrying antigens that would destroy all hemophages.
A female drives a van through the roads and streets of Scotland seducing lonely men.
Set in the near-future, technology controls nearly all aspects of life. But when Grey, a self-identified technophobe, has his world turned upside down, his only hope for revenge is an experimental computer chip implant called Stem.
I have watched this movie once. This was on 9th November 2015 .
Adam and Eden fell in love as teens despite the fact that they live on twinned worlds with gravities that pull in opposite directions. Ten years after a forced separation, Adam sets out on a dangerous quest to reconnect with his love.


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JLA – Doom Patrol Special #1 (2018) : "MILK WARS" part one! Welcome to the un-event of the year! Kicking off a line-wide adventure, DC's Young Animal collides with the DC Universe to bring you a different kind of crossover.
The Doom Patrol has discovered that an interdimensional corporation called RetCo has been stealing stories, reconfiguring them and repackaging them for new markets. Our gang of misfit heroes have felt the touch of this nefarious company, and it has already started to change them. Even scarier, though, is how deeply RetCo has embedded itself into current continuity, using the radioactive milk of psychic cows to quell the more dangerous impulses of the Justice League and turn them into heroes safe for the masses. And to kick this off, RetCo has gone all the way to the top.
Meet Milkman Man, heretofore unknown final son of Krypton, who was sent to our planet to save him from the destruction of his homeworld, only to be adopted by an evil dairy farmer and raised to love all things dairy!
Co-plotted by Steve Orlando and Gerard Way, with art by ACO (MIDNIGHTER), this extra-sized special starts "Milk Wars" with a splash!
Plus, who is Eternity Girl, and how does she connect to this whole scheme? A special four-part back-up feature by Magdalene Visaggio (Kim and Kim) and Sonny Liew (The Art of Charlie Chan Hock Chye) begins here.
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On 12th July, the Agency for Natural Resources and Energy (ANRE) of the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI) indicated the estimated cost for electricity generation of each power source in 2030. Compared with the previous estimation in 2015, the cost for solar power, which is expected to take large share in generation, has clearly reduced. The cost for nuclear power, taking into account the latest cost information for additional safety measures, etc., increased slightly. In addition, apart from the individual cost of each power source, ANRE announced the provisional analysis results on "the system integration costs" such as system stabilization cost.
When the cost for the one such as the system constraints is allocated to individual power sources, the cost of LNG(liquefied natural gas) fired power will be reduced, while the cost for nuclear power, solar power and wind power, which have no demand load followability, tend to increase.
ANRE provisionally summarized what has been discussed so far at The Working Group on the Verification of Power Generation Cost of the Advisory Committee for Natural Resources and Energy (Chairperson: Kenji Yamaji, Executive Director/Head of Research Division, the Research Institute of Innovative Technology for the Earth) on the same day of 12th July. The working group will be held again after the energy mix in 2030 is finalized and make a formal decision on the verification of power generation cost
The purpose of the verification is to clarify the characteristics of the cost for each power source.
It was conducted for the first time in six years to create the reference for making the energy policy toward 2030, such as which power source to be focused in the policy. The cost per 1kWh is calculated mechanically when a new facility is constructed on a clear land and operated without consideration of the site restrictions. The business operators' actual decision for construction of the facility is based on a comprehensive consideration of the conditions at each site as well as these power generation costs.
Therefore, there were many voices concerning that only the numbers would walk along at the working group. The numbers will vary depending on the assumption of the estimates such as the prospect of fuel costs, operation years and utilization rate of facilities.
ANRE stated "you can't say expensive or cheap by only considering these numbers". On the other hand, ANRE pointed out that this verification is useful in understanding the trend of the cost of each power source. For example, solar cost has clearly decreased in this estimation, and it may become the main power source for decarbonization. There was no significant increase in the cost of nuclear power.
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Great condition Calrad, CR-8A 8" Ceramic magnet, Aluminum frame, Dual-Cone speaker. 1" voice coil. It looks, works and sounds great! There are no dents, tears, gouges, rust or anything. Original paper cone and surround perfect! It passed our audio generator sweep test and is ready to install. Ready to drop in that old Fender, Gibson, Ampeg or other amp or Vintage Hi-Fi.
Original AlNiCo Magnet 12"-8 ohm speaker (measures 5.9 ohms with static meter reading) from Denmark. Manufacturer unknown. Looks and sounds great. 1.5" voice coil. Original cone, surround, dust cap and mounting gasket in great condition. Ready to drop in that old Fender, Gibson, Ampeg or other amp or Hi-Fi for lite to medium duty. Passed our audio generator sweep test and is ready to install.
Beautiful condition EV 12" AlNiCo magnet, SP12 Cast & Chrome plated Frame speakers. 2.5" voice coil and 18 lbs each! 7.25" mounting depth. They look, work and sound great! There are no dents, tears, gouges, rust or anything. With the exception of some light spatter stains on a part of one of the cones, the original paper cones and surrounds perfect as are the original mounting gaskets! The heavy cast frames also in perfect shape with no cracks and only light wear to areas of the Chrome. Most of the chrome is still in perfect condition (see lower set of photos). Mounting gasket stamped #649915 and backside of cones stamped 72032. Serials are 17362 & 14459. Each measures ~12 ohms so are likely rated at 16. They both pass our audio generator sweep tests and are ready to install. Ready to drop in that old Fender, Gibson, Ampeg, Leslie or other amp or custom Hi-Fi speakers. They would be great in most guitar amps wired in parallel for an 8 ohm load on the amp.
Beautiful condition gray, cast frame JBL D216 guitar speakers / Hi-Fi speakers. 8", 16 ohms. Circa approx late 1950's very early '60's. Original paper cones, aluminum dust caps, mounting gaskets and surrounds perfect! Likely same day serial numbers ending in #25858 & 25862. Both passed our audio generator sweep test and are ready to install. Look and sound great. Ready to drop in that old Fender, Gibson, Ampeg, other amp or Hi-Fi speakers.
Beautiful (LIKE NEW) condition Jensen 8" AlNiCo magnet, "P" series (In the Concert Series) speaker. 1" voice coil. It looks, works and sounds great! There are no dents, tears, gouges, rust or anything. Original paper cone and surround perfect as is the original mounting gasket! So clean it would nearly pass as NEW! Date code is 220647 (47th week of 1956, and the item it came from had a manufacturer date stamped of 1956). Measures 8 ohms. It passed our audio generator sweep test and is ready to install. Ready to drop in that old Fender Champ or Princeton (or similar and check for clearance), Gibson, Ampeg, or other amp for more vintage tone.
Beautiful condition Jensen 8" AlNiCo magnet, "P" series (In the Concert Series) "Blue Frame" guitar speaker. It looks, works and sounds great! There are no dents, tears, gouges, rust or anything. Original paper cone and surround perfect as is the original mounting gasket! So clean it would pass as NEW! Date code is 220010 (10th week of 1960). Measures 6.1 (8) ohms. It passed our audio generator sweep test and is ready to install. Ready to drop in that old Fender, Gibson, Ampeg, Leslie or other amp.
Beautiful (LIKE NEW) condition Jensen 10" AlNiCo magnet, "P" series (In the Concert Series) "Blue Frame" guitar speaker. 1 1/4" voice coil. It looks, works and sounds great! There are no dents, tears, gouges, rust or anything. Original paper cone and surround perfect as is the original mounting gasket! So clean it would nearly pass as NEW! Date code is 220527 (27th week of 1955, and the item it came from had a manufacturer date of 9/4/55). Measures 8 ohms. It passed our audio generator sweep test and is ready to install. Ready to drop in that old Fender, Gibson, Ampeg, Leslie or other amp.
Beautiful condition Jensen 12" AlNiCo magnet, "P" series (In the Concert Series) "Blue Frame" guitar speaker. 1 1/2" voice coil. It looks, works and sounds great! There are no dents, tears, gouges, rust or anything. Original paper cone and surround perfect as is the original mounting gasket! So clean it would pass as NEW! Date code is 220940 (40th week of 1959). Measures 8 ohms. It passed our audio generator sweep test and is ready to install. Ready to drop in that old Fender, Gibson, Ampeg, Leslie or other amp.
Great for a replacement guitar / Hi-Fi speaker. 1" voice coil. Original paper cone, felt dust cap, integrated paper surround. 8 Ω. Ready to drop in that old Fender, Gibson, Ampeg or other amp or Hi-Fi for medium duty where an 8 Ω load is desired. Passed our audio generator sweep test and is ready to install. Clean frame with light corrosion, and no tears, cuts or dents to the paper cone or surround. Connection clips intact and in great shape.
Like NEW condition Jensen 12" AlNiCo magnet, "N" series (Top of the line in the Concert Series) "Blue Frame" bass / guitar speakers. 1.5" voice coil versions. Look and sound great. Date code is 220102 (2nd week of 1961). Original paper cone, dust cap, mounting gasket and surround perfect! Measures 8 ohms.
Passed our audio generator sweep test and is ready to install. We swept it with our AF generator from 20-20kHz with no anomalies! It actually registered audibly 20-15k! Ready to drop in that old Fender, Gibson, Ampeg or other amp.
Frame is Teal, not so black as lighting in photo seems to show.
Jensen 15" AlNiCo magnet, "Teal Frame" "L" series (In the professional series) bass / guitar / Hi-Fi speaker. Very heavy duty 2" voice coil version. Date code is 220816 (16th week of 1958) on driver. Original paper cone, dust cap, surround and mounting gasket perfect! Measure ~12 ohms. Ready to drop in that old Fender, Gibson, Ampeg or other amp or Hi-Fi for medium-heavy duty where a 12ish Ohm load is desired. Passed our audio generator sweep test and is ready to install.
Beautiful condition Jensen 15" AlNiCo magnet, "N" series (Top of the line in the Concert Series) "Blue Frame" bass / guitar speakers. 1 1/2" voice coil versions. Look and sound great. Date codes are 220926 (26nd week of 1959) on both drivers. Original paper cones, dust caps, mounting gaskets and surrounds perfect! Measure 8 ohms each. Both passed our audio generator sweep test and are ready to install. Ready to drop in that old Fender, Gibson, Ampeg or other amp.
Original AlNiCo Magnet 12"-8 ohm speaker, mfg / date code 285347 (47th week of 1963). Looks and sounds great. 1" voice coil. Original cone, surround, dust cap and mounting gasket in great condition. Passed our audio generator sweep test and is ready to install.
8" Guitar Speaker. Same as one above, but with black "overspray" paint covering a lot of the back.
Beautiful condition Utah PA8JC 8" Ceramic magnet, "Silver Frame" guitar speaker. 1 3/4" voice coil. It looks, works and sounds great! There are no dents, tears, gouges, rust or anything. Original paper cone and surround perfect! Date code is 328717 (17th week of 1967 or 1977). Measures 8 ohms. It passed our audio generator sweep test and is ready to install. Ready to drop in that old Fender, Gibson, Ampeg or other amp or Vintage Hi-Fi.
Great condition Utah 12" Ceramic magnet, "Orange Frame" guitar speaker, made for Realistic. 1 3/4" voice coil. These are Realistic branded speakers made by Utah, before they started putting those stupid seams in the cones. It looks, works and sounds great! Minor, obligatory dents in the aluminum dust caps. Original paper cone and surround perfect! Date code is 380002 (2nd week of 1970). Measures 8 ohms. It passed our audio generator sweep test and is ready to install. These speakers sound great! Very efficient. Ready to drop in that old Fender, Gibson, Ampeg or other amp or Vintage Hi-Fi.
Great for a "no frills" replacement bass / guitar / Hi-Fi speaker. We do not know the maker and other than the number "SP CO 119" stamped on the back-side of the cone, there are no markings. Finish is a dark charcoal with slight metallic. 1" voice coil and rigid cloth spider. Original paper cone, dust cap, surround and mounting gasket perfect! 8 ohms. Ready to drop in that old Fender, Gibson, Ampeg or other amp / organ or Hi-Fi. Great as light duty where an 8 Ohm load is desired and a speaker that may break-up fairly easily is desired. Likely rated in the 20-25 watt range. Passed our audio generator sweep test and is ready to install.


Even ahead of our two-week hiatus (more on that in a moment), we have already had a lot of quiet road trip time with which to think and contemplate. As we have spent time thinking over our time in the Bahamas, God has revealed some things to us. We have seen that our mission has never been to build a ministry, but rather, our mission has been to impact lives.
Whether it was the hundreds of people that came to us through the gates of Adventure Learning Camp (on mission trips, local retreats, Friday night youth night, local visitors, tourist visits, or foreign missionary staff) or the people that we interacted with while helping at the Centre or the people we met in the community or at Kingdom Life Church, God brought people into our lives to minister to and impact for Him and His Kingdom.
With the blessing of getting to impact lives for the Kingdom, God has also blessed us with the enrichment that comes from meeting and knowing so many great people from the Bahamas and from around the world. We have forever been changed, and we praise God for the lessons learned.
As we continue to contemplate our past opportunities to serve God and what God has in store for us in the future, we look forward to unpacking more insights into what our mission was all about and what is to come. As the Lord reveals and allows, we look forward to sharing this with you in future blogs, so stay tuned. God is indeed at work, and it is exciting!
These 4 special Bahamian young people (Celine Barr, Elton Deetjen, Kentario Mackenzie and Kevin Poitier) are like our kids to us. This "family" picture is even a part of our family photo gallery in our sitting room, and we use it as a constant reminder to pray for them as we do for our own children. We have a vested interest in their lives and will continue to pour and speak into their lives as the Lord allows. Geography may separate us, but we continue to use technology to remain connected with them.
October began with a trip to Orlando, Florida to attend Sovereign Grace Ministries annual pastor's conference. The time was refreshing for us as we reconnected with friends and enjoyed great worship music, preaching, and fellowship. We even got to spend a very special meal with our Bahamas' pastor and our pastor at our new church.
Marty and Kristian Fanning took care of us before the cruise.
Our annual vacation was a cruise this year.
Mike and Kori Ellis took care of us after the cruise.
Last fall we planned ahead to this year's vacation. Following the Pastor's conference (We could have not planned this better if we had tried. God worked this all out perfectly.), we drove 3 hours south from Orlando to Fort Lauderdale, Florida where our friends (Marty and Kristina Fanning) babysat our car and took us to the airport to fly to Quebec City for our vacation. Following our vacation, Mike and Kori Ellis picked us up at the port in Fort Lauderdale, and we got to attend church with them and eat lunch with them before heading back to South Carolina.
Following our vacation, we prepared for part 2 of our busy fall traveling schedule with plans to connect with supporters, past mission teams/ministry staff, and family/friends. Our first stop was in Corbin, KY to see Tim's cousin and drop off the table we used while in the Bahamas. We then drove north to Windsor, Ontario. While in Windsor, Ontario, we attended the wedding of Adam Greenhow and Stephanie Wittmer on October 27th. The wedding was beautiful, and we enjoyed celebrating with Mr. and Mrs. Greenhow. Following the wedding weekend and visiting with supporters at Grace and Truth Chapel of Windsor on Sunday evening, we headed to London, Ontario to visit with Bob and Faye Browning and past mission team members from West London Missionary Alliance Church.
We will be continuing our travels to Toronto to visit a supporter and then on to a ministry center for a time of concentrated and focused (ie- totally disconnected from media, outside connections, etc.) communion with God as we debrief what we have done these past nearly 10 years and seek Him for guidance and direction for the next stage of our lives. Before heading back home to Charleston, South Carolina on December 8th, we will be traveling to Minnesota and Indiana to see both sets of parents and our children and then to Tennessee to attend a wedding. Please continue to pray for us as we travel, and that God would meet with us as we set time apart to pray and seek Him.
Please note that on November 2nd we will be going "dark" (limited internet, no social media, no phone/text/email conversations) for 2 weeks. We will be spending these 2 weeks praying, studying, reflecting, and seeking God's guidance. Of course we understand that God can use kind, inspirational words and scripture from others to bless and encourage us. Because that is true and because we use email to receive daily updates during our devotional times, we will likely be checking emails (NOT for the purpose of correspondence of course). So, please feel free to email us if God lays something on your heart (we just won't respond).
If you need to get a hold of us for any reason, please contact Mindy's sister Melissa at 843-499-1125.
Thank you for your continued support and interest in our lives and ministry work. Your prayers for us, the money you have donated to us, and the time you spent reading about us and what God is doing through us may not be totally understood and seen by any other human being, but God knows and sees what you have done. It is a great source of encouragement to us, and we are grateful to you. We pray for God's blessings on you as you have so richly blessed us.
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Home Editorials The Top 7 Most Internationally Acclaimed Nigerian Songs Till Date
The Top 7 Most Internationally Acclaimed Nigerian Songs Till Date
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Musically speaking there has been an avalanche of songs in the Nigerian Music industry. Some songs come out dead on arrival. Others fall flat heads down, some grow on you overtime. On the better side, some tracks are very bouncy from day 1 of release, then there are these sort of tracks that are barrier breakers, they are far reaching. Here is my two cents on globally acclaimed Nigerian songs up until my time of putting this down, in no particular order.
2baba – African Queen
Tubaba may you live long. I believe I don't need to say much about this already legendary song. It is the ancestor of contemporary African R&B released in 2004. The music video was the first to be premiered on MTVBase, the song has garnered a decent amount of awards for Tubaba both locally and internationally.
Dbanj – Oliver Twist
This song is the last song that we know of, that Don Jazzy cooked up for his former music business partner before the infamous break up. This song was released in 2011 and the official music video was shot in 2012. Oliver Twist was a monster hit globally. It debuted on the UK singles chart at number nine and number two on the R&B chart. This song made appearances on charts across countries in Europe like Scotland, Ireland, Belgium, Romania, Slovakia and Germany. It has won at least 6 awards for D'banj and several nominations. It has grossed nearly 40 million views on YouTube. Well done D'banj!
Flavour – Nwa Baby Remix
I heard this song being played in a Caribbean carnival in Barbados. My reaction was oh, Flavour has come this far! Little children on the streets literally sing out loud the vulgar lyrics of this song. It is always a club favourite anytime it is spun by a DJ. To support it global acclaim it has a wiki page also. This song is Flavour's barrier breaking song in the music industry.
P-Square – Personally
This is a music tribute from the singing duo Psquare in memory of the late King of Pop, Michael Jackson. That song drew a lot of international attention for all the right reasons. It earned a nomination in the Soul Train Awards for Best International Performance in 2013, and two other nominations in the World Music Awards 2014 in the categories, World's Best Video and World's Best Live Act. The 3:17 video footage has garnered over 64 million views on the video sharing platform YouTube. Jermaine Jackson showed appreciation for the video tribute in honour of his late brother Michael Jackson.
Yemi Alade – Johnny
Yemi Alade has not yet recovered from the many gains of her smash single Johnny. That song redefined her music career and sealed her fate as an A list Nigerian singer. The song was released in 2013 under her label Effyzzie produced by Selebobo. It has top many music charts across countries like Tanzania, South Africa, Kenya, Ghana, the UK and many others. I believe this song single handedly earned her a MAMA Award for Best Female category and two BET Best International Act: Africa nominations. Johnny has over 46 million YouTube view to date. There are confirmed reports of the costumes for Johnny music video being exhibited in the GRAMMY Museum in LA.
WizKid – Oguelegba
Wizkid international acceptance and huge buzz can be traced to this song. The track is housed on his sophomore album Ayo. Oguelegba is a contemporary afrobeat song. Afrobeat legend Fela must be very proud of Wizkid for reselling the genre to the world. The song has received impressive reviews across the world. There have been video footages of American celebrities' vibing to the afrobeat song. From Alicia Keys to Swiss Beats, Kylie and Kendall Jenner. Need I remind you of the remix from Drake and Scepta. This must have earned him a spot on Drake's Album and various international collabos in the making.
Davido – Aye
Davido's 2014 number Aye has been quite far reaching. It is a love themed song made to celebrate love on Valentine's Day. In 2014 it was ranked by Google has the most viewed music video in Nigeria. It was also enlisted in The FADER'S 116 best tracks of 2014. Fast forward to 2016 Davido graces the front page of The Fader's magazine February issue.
There are notable mentions like Ice Prince Oleku, Iyanya Kukere. Oleku stands out as the number one African rap song with the most cover versions. Kukere is one of the biggest dance record in Africa. It was used by CEO Dancer in the British Got Talent TV show. Do you remember the famous Kukere Queen competition?
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import { MatDialogRef, MAT_DIALOG_DATA } from '@angular/material';
import { FormBuilder, FormGroup, Validators, AbstractControl } from '@angular/forms';

// Clases

// Servicios
import { PeticionesAPIService } from '../../../servicios/index';
import { PuntoGeolocalizable } from 'src/app/clases/PuntoGeolocalizable';

export interface OpcionSeleccionada {
  nombre: string;
  id: string;
}

@Component({
  selector: 'app-agregar-puntogeolocalizable-dialog',
  templateUrl: './agregar-puntogeolocalizable-dialog.component.html',
  styleUrls: ['./agregar-puntogeolocalizable-dialog.component.scss']
})
export class AgregarPuntoGeolocalizableDialogComponent implements OnInit {

  idescenario: number;

  nombrePuntoGeolocalizable: string;
  latitudPuntoGeolocalizable: string;
  longitudPuntoGeolocalizable: string;
  pistafacilPuntoGeolocalizable: string;
  pistadificilPuntoGeolocalizable: string;
  puntosgeolocalizablesAgregados: PuntoGeolocalizable [] = [];
  isDisabledPuntoGeolocalizable: Boolean = true;
  fileCromo: File;

  // displayedColumns: string[] = ['nombrePuntoGeolocalizable', 'latitudPuntoGeolocalizable', 'longitudPuntoGeolocalizable', 'pistafacilPuntoGeolocalizable', 'pistadificilPuntoGeolocalizable', ' '];
  displayedColumns: string[] = ['nombrePuntoGeolocalizable', 'latitudPuntoGeolocalizable', 'longitudPuntoGeolocalizable', ' '];

  constructor(  private formBuilder: FormBuilder,
                public dialogRef: MatDialogRef<AgregarPuntoGeolocalizableDialogComponent>,
                private peticionesAPI: PeticionesAPIService,
                @Inject(MAT_DIALOG_DATA) public data: any) { }

  ngOnInit() {
    this.idescenario = this.data.idescenario;
  }

  AgregarPuntoGeolocalizableEscenario() {

    this.peticionesAPI.PonPuntoGeolocalizableEscenario(new PuntoGeolocalizable(this.nombrePuntoGeolocalizable, this.latitudPuntoGeolocalizable, this.longitudPuntoGeolocalizable , this.pistafacilPuntoGeolocalizable, this.pistadificilPuntoGeolocalizable), this.idescenario)
    .subscribe((res) => {
      if (res != null) {
        this.puntosgeolocalizablesAgregados.push(res);
        this.puntosgeolocalizablesAgregados = this.puntosgeolocalizablesAgregados.filter(puntogeolocalizable => puntogeolocalizable.Nombre !== '');
        this.LimpiarCampos();
      } else {
        console.log('fallo en la asignación');
      }
    });
  }

  BorrarPuntoGeolocalizable(puntogeolocalizable: PuntoGeolocalizable) {
    this.peticionesAPI.BorrarPuntoGeolocalizable(puntogeolocalizable.id, this.idescenario)
    .subscribe(() => {
      this.puntosgeolocalizablesAgregados = this.puntosgeolocalizablesAgregados.filter(res => res.id !== puntogeolocalizable.id);
      console.log('PuntoGeolocalizable borrado correctamente');

    });
  }

   ActivarInputPuntoGeolocalizable() {
    console.log('Activar input');
    document.getElementById('inputPuntoGeolocalizable').click();
  }

  LimpiarCampos() {
      this.nombrePuntoGeolocalizable = '';
      this.latitudPuntoGeolocalizable = '';
      this.longitudPuntoGeolocalizable = '';
      this.pistafacilPuntoGeolocalizable='';
      this.pistadificilPuntoGeolocalizable='';
      this.isDisabledPuntoGeolocalizable = true;

  }

  Disabled() {

  if (this.nombrePuntoGeolocalizable === '' || this.latitudPuntoGeolocalizable === '' || this.longitudPuntoGeolocalizable === '' || this.pistafacilPuntoGeolocalizable === '' ||
        this.pistadificilPuntoGeolocalizable === '') {
        this.isDisabledPuntoGeolocalizable = true;
  } else {
        this.isDisabledPuntoGeolocalizable = false;
    }
  }

  Cerrar() {
    this.dialogRef.close(this.puntosgeolocalizablesAgregados);
  }
}

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METROLAND YOUNG ASSOCIATES: COLLECTIVE RHYTHMS
Metroland Young Associates is an alternative learning programme for young people aged 18-24 in Brent to develop skills and experience of working in the arts and creative industries. Collective Rhythms is this year's theme and questions what it means to be together through the use of sound.
Opening on Friday 20th of January 2023, 6.30-8.30pm
Making the Room Sing
An exhibition by artists Amanda Camenish and Therese Westin developed in collaboration with a group of women from the Asian Women's Resource Centre (AWRC) as part of the Brent Biennial 2022, 'In the House of my Love'.
Brent Biennial 2022: In the House of my Love has now come to an end! Thank you to everyone who attended the many projects and public programmes over the summer. While the Biennial is over, In the House of my Love continues through a series of community commissions, currently in progress with Asian Women's Resource Centre, SUFRA Foodbank & Kitchen and Young Roots. Stay tuned for further activity!
CALL OUT: Curatorial residency
Applications are now invited for a new London-based residency for an early/mid-career New Zealand curator, with Delfina Foundation, Te Tuhi and Metroland Cultures. DEADLINE: Monday 30 January 2023, 5PM (NZ time).
Metroland Cultures announces 'Making the Room Sing', a community-led commission with Asian Women's Resource Centre
Metroland Cultures presents 'Making The Room Sing', an exhibition by artists Amanda Camenisch and Therese Westin developed in collaboration with a group of women from the Asian Women's Resource Centre (AWRC) as part of the Brent Biennial 2022, 'In the House of my Love'.
Curatorial residency with Delfina Foundation, Te Tuhi and Metroland Cultures
Applications are now invited for a new London-based residency for an early/mid-career New Zealand curator. DEADLINE: Monday 30 January 2023, 5PM (NZ time).
Recruitment call for Metroland Young Associates 2023: Collective Rhythms
Metroland Cultures' development programme for young people, Metroland Young Associates, is coming back in 2023 with Collective Rhythms. This 3 month paid opportunity in Brent is for 20 young people between the ages of 18-24 to develop skills and experience of working in the arts and creative industries. Applications are now open until Friday 17 February 2023.
Metroland Cultures announces details of artists' projects and locations for the second edition of the Brent Biennial
We are pleased to announce full details of the Brent Biennial programme, venues and projects by participating artists as part of 'In the House of my Love'


A lot depends on you when it comes to enjoying a hassle free train journey. A little bit of planning from before and you are all set to have a lovely and worry free train journey. All you need to do is take a few precautions and remember to keep in mind a few things and you are all set for a lovely train journey.
The first thing that you need to do is reserve tickets for the day of your travel. Reserving tickets is not the same thing as booking them. You can book your tickets, but that does not guarantee that you will get a reserved seat. You might be in the waiting list or the Reservation Against Cancellation list, where your seat might or might not get confirmed. So in order to get reserved seats, you will have to book your ticket as soon as the booking window opens, especially if it is a high demand train. The booking window generally opens about two months prior to the date of journey and hence you need to keep track of that.
You will need to have an IRCTC account or at least know someone with an IRCTC account to be able to book a ticket when travelling with the Indian railways. It is always best to have your own account and operate your bookings from there and avoid the middleman charges when it comes to booking tickets.
The other thing that you need to be particular about is the food. It is important that you eat healthy and fresh food or else you might fall ill. Rather than bringing stale food from home, you can always opt for Delivery of Food in Trains from your preferred restaurant at a station of your choice or you can order food on the train from the pantry car. In order to satisfy those occasional hunger pangs, do make sure that you carry dry food items like dry fruits, cakes and biscuits along with you.
Have a photo identity proof ready with you for the TT. When you show them the print out of your ticket, you will have to show a valid photo id proof as well and hence you must carry that with you, without which you may be liable to fines.
And last but not the least, if you are on any medication or if you need to take some tablets daily, then make sure that you carry them in your hand bags so that you can reach them easily. Also do not forget to buy water bottles that you will need for your train journey.
These are some really simple and basic ways through which you can certainly ensure a hassle free and pleasant train journey.


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TIFF Review: 'Voyage of Time'
Terrence Malick delivers his first (and hopefully last) doc
(Germany, 90 min.)
Dir. Terrence Malick
Narrated by Cate Blanchett
Programme: Special Presentations (North American Premiere)
The Golden Raspberry awards, aka the Razzies, offer annual gongs honoring the 'berry worst' in filmmaking. The Razzies don't have a category for documentaries, but Terrence Malick deserves to get "razzed" with a special award for his first (and hopefully last) documentary, Voyage of Time: Life's Journey. Malick's latest work is the low point in his illustrious career of evocative and profoundly philosophical filmmaking. Even if one approaches the doc with the measured expectations that his recent string of disappointments demands, Voyage of Time is simply nonsense. This montage of images has the substance of a screensaver. As far as imagery goes, Malick's doc is the roaring dumpster fire of this year's Toronto International Film Festival.
Malick's Beginner's Guide towards The Meaning of Life uses images of the solar system to evoke the limitlessness of the universe and shots of rocks and water become to give us a hymn to the Earth. Animated dinosaurs span the Malickian musing back to the beginning of time. Some CGI sperm and foeti draw parallels between creation and the dawn of man. Yes, Malick creates the universe in this film and searches for a higher power by land, air, and sea. He doesn't find it, though, and it's extremely disappointing to see so little come to fruition in this decades-in-the-making doc.
Voyage of Time seeks meaning with speculative voiceover. Despite Cate Blanchett's best efforts to sound divine and clairvoyant, Voyage of Time pairs its random images with words like "mother," "time," "nature" … and not much else. Repeating "mother" thirty times in the same film doesn't give it meaning. If anything, Voyage of Time loses its credibility through repetition. The narration actually hampers the potential for this essay film as Malick's rambling words betray a lack of clear vision.
Malick, perhaps more than any other filmmaker, evokes the presence of higher meaning with wispy shots of nature, like the bountiful shots of grass in the The New World that meditate upon a fresh Eden in the colonial America of Pocahontas and John Smith. Even the infamous "let's go twirl in the wheat fields" sequences of To the Wonder evoke something through their lyrical beauty. But stripped of narrative, an assortment of visually dazzling shots does not equal poetry. Voyage of Time gels as an empty hodgepodge of pretty things.
Malick's recent films The Tree of Life, To the Wonder, and Knight of Cups largely survive on the strength of their editing as the director and his crew shift through a myriad of images to create fleeting tapestries that transcend the worldly actions of the scenes they depict. All this editing, however, has left a lot of material on hard drives and on editing room floors, and Voyage of Time honestly resembles a patchwork of rejected Malick outtakes that were too pretty to waste.
The imagery of Voyage of Time is undeniably marvellous, but Malick does nothing with it. For example, the film offers the novel sight of lava erupting from volcanoes and hardening in the sea. Playing in the same festival as Werner Herzog's Into the Inferno, though, which uses the existence of lava to debate the antipathy of nature, Malick's pretty lava becomes nothing but hot rocks by comparison. Ditto all the fish and squid that swim in the ocean. There are far better eco docs with underwater cinematography that never appear in festivals because they lack a significant name. Just go to the aquarium.
Voyage of Time ultimately evokes the sense that life is better spent out in nature than sitting in dark rooms on sunny days. Time goes round and round, but it doesn't get anywhere. Malick's universe is just a black hole.
Voyage of Time
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Pat Mullen
Pat Mullen is the publisher of POV Magazine. He holds a Master's in Film Studies from Carleton University where his research focused on adaptation and Canadian cinema. Pat has also contributed to outlets including The Canadian Encyclopedia, Paste, That Shelf, Sharp, and Complex. He is the vice president of the Toronto Film Critics Association.
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The kids are learning all about Sarah and Abraham in January. Jason Meyer is leading them – he'll be ready to collect the kids for Sunday School after the Old Testament reading. Keep an eye out for him and join the fun!
Join us for GAME NIGHT in the Gathering Space on Friday evening, January 23 at 6:30 pm. Bring your favorite board games, drinks, and a snack to share. Fun for the whole family. Don't be SORRY. Take a RISK, and have the time of your LIFE!
Want to know how you can make a difference in people's lives in just a few short hours? Come join members of Faith Des Peres at Food Outreach on Saturday morning January 31. There we will pack food into individual meals that will be given to individuals living with HIV/AIDS and cancer who are living at or below 400% of the poverty level. We start at 8am, and are done before 11 am – often by 10 am. If there is interest, sometimes we go out for breakfast afterwards. Food Outreach requests that volunteers be 11 years old and in 5th grade. We need to have at least 10 individuals and they strongly prefer 15 – so know that we NEED YOUR HELP. Please sign by emailing Elizabeth Pribor at efpribor@gmail.com.
We're going back April 24 - 26, 2015! The church plans two happy hours on Friday and Saturday nights, and one brief worship service on Sunday morning, but the rest of the time is yours to enjoy as you want. There's fun for everyone – horseback riding, ponies, zip lines, fishing, biking, relaxing, mini golf – the sky's the limit at Trout Lodge. It's a great weekend away. Reserve your spot by calling the Trout Lodge reservation desk at (573)438-2154 before January 31. The food is good, and the room includes a private bath and hotel type amenities. For more information, pick up a handout in the Gathering Space, or call Terry Baker @ (314)313-8499.
Please have a look at our Lost and Found box in the gathering space. Items not claimed will be donated to charity. Thank you.


Join the Streets Alive team in the Million Mile Movement! Healthy Lee puts on this challenge to get Southwest Florida out and active in an attempt to collect a total of 1,000,000 miles of healthy exercises of all kinds. Join us!
Thank you for attending our Creating the Future Today Planning Conference! We hope you enjoyed it!
Easy video to help kids learn to stay safe.
Better funding for our local biking projects?
YES!, from the comfort of your computer or phone, here is your chance to support the bill.
The Transportation Alternatives program represents almost 50% of all federal funding for bicycling and walking networks and trails in our communities. This bill will increase that funding, and make it easier for local governments to access it.
Want safer streets and fewer pedestrian and cyclist fatalities?


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Q: pandas string replace any value of string after one rounded bracket "Only single Rounded bracket by python i need to replace any after "(" in pandas dataframe by ""
Tuscaloosa (University of Alabama >> Tuscaloosa and

df['RegionName']= df['RegionName'].str.replace(r"\s+\(.*\"","")

not work

A: You can using str.split
s
Out[417]:
0    Tuscaloosa (University of Alabama >> Tuscaloosa
0    Tuscaloosa (University of Alabama >> Tuscaloosa
0    Tuscaloosa (University of Alabama >> Tuscaloosa
0    Tuscaloosa (University of Alabama >> Tuscaloosa
dtype: object
s.str.split('(',1).str[0]
Out[418]:
0    Tuscaloosa
0    Tuscaloosa
0    Tuscaloosa
0    Tuscaloosa
dtype: object

A: You can use str.extract (Using data from @Wen):
s.str.extract(r'([^(]+)')

0  Tuscaloosa
1  Tuscaloosa
2  Tuscaloosa
3  Tuscaloosa

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaStackExchange


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        var allIds = [];
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        'setAway':setAway,
        'setHome':setHome,
        'setFanModeOn':setFanModeOn,
        'setFanModeAuto':setFanModeAuto,
        'setTargetTemperatureType':setTargetTemperatureType,
        'fetchStatus':fetchCurrentStatus,
        'subscribe':subscribe,
        'get':nestGet,
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Something that is insidious is dangerous because it seems harmless or not important but gradually develops over time to cause harm and damage.
Scurrilous accusations, stories, or articles contain untrue, unkind, and unfair statements about someone that could spoil that person's reputation.
Maeve sought to control others in her social circle with a clever system of machination that included power plays and other scheming plots. She spread rumors and used machination or dishonest strategic actions to convince people that her invented stories were true. Her cruel machinations or secretive plans were soon exposed when those around her realized painfully that Maeve's kindness was only a show to trick them all.
Quiz: Try again! What are machinations?
Fake rumors spread about others.
Feelings of control and power.
Plots and schemes to influence others.
Machine Fascination Hackers use clever machinations to control others through hacking into their computer machines; this fascination for machine destruction is a form of machination that makes us all suffer.
Machination is the "act of planning against" or "tricking" someone.
Aladdin Will Jafar's machinations make him sultan?


The next three pages focus on six expeditions of discovery from among a greater number of them that were instituted by Emperor Charles V, King of Spain, and the kings after him.
The expeditions attracted financial speculation. They often had some of the cost borne by the participants and by the owners of the ships involved. In return, they were promised franchises in relation to land or materials discovered.
Voyage in 1492 by Christopher Columbus (see below).
Voyage in 1493 by Christopher Columbus.
In 1492, Christopher Columbus (1451-1506) sailed from Lisbon (at the behest of the Spanish) in an effort to prove the world was round by reaching the East Indies by sailing westwards. Before travelling anywhere near the distance that, unknown to him, would have been required, Columbus discovered America rather than reach Asia from the west.
He landed in the Bahamas. He was not initially convinced, however, that he was not in the East Indies, and for this reason called the native peoples of America by the name of Indians. There was no chaplain on this first voyage.
Columbus did not persist in his attempt to sail around the world. Instead, from America he returned quickly to Europe. To capitalise on his discovery, he rapidly gathered potential occupants to exploit the land that he had found. This led to his second expedition, which was a commercial enterprise. The second voyage of Columbus was organised in the city of Vizcaya (a Basque area on the coast of northern Spain) by Juan de Arbolancha and Iñigo de Artieta.
With six Basque ships, he set sail in July 1493 with Basque pilots Lope de Olano and Martin Zamudio and many Basque sailors. One of the ships was outfitted by Juan Perez de Loyola, the older brother of the future saint, Ignatius of Loyola. Columbus was familiar with strong Basque connections. For example, in his first voyage, Juan de Lakotsa, his navigator, was Basque. His ship, Santa Maria, was owned by a Basque man and sailed by a Basque crew, and the Niña had a crew that was mainly Basque.
The next expedition to be included here began in Spain in 1519. King Charles I of Spain (who later became Emperor Charles V) still desired that the goal originally given to Columbus would be achieved, i.e., to complete the circuit of the world by sailing westwards. The expedition was placed under the command of Ferdinand Majellan (or who in the Portuguese language of his birth was named Fernao de Mangelhaes).
He was born about 1480 at Saborosa in Villa Real, Province of Traz os Montes, Portugal. His voyage has been called the greatest navigational feat in history. This fleet consisted of five vessels granted by the government: (Trinidad, Victoria, Concepción, San Antonio, and Santiago): two of 130 tons each, two of 90 tons each and one of 60 tons. They were supplied with food for 234 persons for two years. On 20th September 1519, these five ships with 277 men set out from harbour of Sanlucar de Barrameda, which is the port on the Atlantic coast of Spain that is nearest to Seville.
Once again a member of the Order of Mercy was the principal chaplain, Pedro Valderama (or Valderrama), who was serving in Seville. The Mercedarians had begun ministry in Latin America in 1514 (nineteen years before the arrival of the first group of Augustinians there in 1533) in Santo Domingo. There was another priest assigned to the expedition as assistant chaplain. He is thought to have been born in France and to have belonged to a diocese, and not to have been the member of a religious order.
Two of the five ships of Magellan were lost or had withdrawn from the expedition even before it had sailed through the Straits of Magellan at the southern tip of South America and entered the Pacific Ocean. The assistant chaplain, who was on board the San Antonio, took part in a revolt against Magellan. Some of those who participated in the mutiny (revolt) were executed, but Juan de Cartagena, who was the captain of the San Antonio, and the priest on the ship instead were abandoned on an island and left to die. The San Antonio then turned back to Spain.
Later in the voyage, Magellan discovered the Philippines on 16 March 1521, and took possession of them in the name of the King of Spain. Pedro Valderama, the chaplain of the fleet who was aboard the Trinidad ("Trinity"), preached the Christian Faith to the inhabitants. On 31 March 1521, in the Island of Limawasa, the first Mass was celebrated on the soil of the Philippines by the chaplain, Pedro de Valderama.
It was attended by both the sailors and the natives. During the Mass, all the canons on the ships fired in salute. Before the ships departed from the Philippines three weeks later, he administered baptism to King Colambu and King Siagu and 800 natives of Mindanao and Cebú, on Low Sunday, 7 April 1521. Disaster struck, ho ever, on the nearby little island of Mactan on 27th April, when Magellan (Magalhaes) was killed in a fight with the natives.
After his death, one of the remaining three ships was abandoned because not enough sailors were left to handle three vessels. Captain Juan Sebastián del Cano took command of the reduced fleet and brought it to the Moluccas, where he took on a cargo of cloves. The fourth ship, the Trinidad, tried to return across the Pacific but was forced back by the winds. It was then captured by the Portuguese. Most members of the crew meet death, and some were placed in prison.
The last ship, the Victoria, was successful in completing the long return voyage to Spain. The Victoria, under the control of Jean Sebastian Elcano, took roughly a year to sail across the Indian Ocean, past the southern tip of Africa and to reach Spain. By the time the Victoria reached Seville on 8 September 1523, the crew had completed a circuit of the world from east to west. It had taken them three years, and a journey of 14,460 leagues. Only eighteen men had completed the journey, from the 237 who had begun it. The others had either lost their lives through war, execution, or death because of sickness or the lack of the proper food (i.e., by scurvy and malnutrition), or had been left behind in the Indies.
Juan Sebastian Elcano (or d'Elcano, or del Cano, or El Cano) had brought just seventeen men back with him. Eighteen men had now sailed all the way around the earth on the Victoria, but the priest, Pedro Valderama of the Trinidad, was not one of those aboard the Victoria who completed the expedition. This meant that no person who at the time was a priest or a member of a religious order had as yet sailed all the way around the world. Even though they had not done so in one voyage, or completed one loop that was unbroken, the first persons to have crossed every line of latitude in the world were actually two members of the expedition who had not been part of it after it had reached the Philippines.
These men were Ferdinand Magellan and a native person from the Malacca area (Indonesia today) who was named Trapobana. When in the employ of the Portuguese many years earlier in 1511, Ferdinand Magellan took part on the attack by sailors of Portugal upon Malacca, which was a Moslem seaport that became a Malay trading post and slave market. Magellan had obtained Trapobana there as his servant (or slave), and brought him back to Europe. He gave him the name of Enrique (Henry), and sometimes referred to him as Prince Henry.
Henry went on Magellan's expedition of 1525 as a guide and interpreter. Technically speaking, therefore, when Magellan's expedition had crossed the line of latitude of Malacca from the west, Enrique and Magellan had sailed around the world (although not in one single and continuous journey, and not in a circuit that was unbroken). Although Magellan because of his death did not complete the voyage of 1521, he and Henry can be considered the first persons to circle the world because Cebu is west of the Moluccas.
Sailing west, they had reached a latitude further west that the latitude they had previously reached when sailing to the east. After the death of Magellan in the Philippines, on 1st May 1521 Enrique joined a mutiny against Magellan's successor, and left the expedition soon afterwards.


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package org.kie.workbench.common.screens.server.management.backend.runtime;

import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.List;
import javax.annotation.PostConstruct;
import javax.enterprise.context.ApplicationScoped;
import javax.inject.Inject;

import org.kie.server.controller.api.model.events.ServerInstanceUpdated;
import org.kie.server.controller.api.model.runtime.Container;
import org.kie.server.controller.api.model.runtime.ServerInstance;
import org.kie.server.controller.api.model.runtime.ServerInstanceKey;
import org.kie.server.controller.api.model.spec.ContainerSpec;
import org.kie.server.controller.api.model.spec.ServerTemplate;
import org.kie.server.controller.api.service.NotificationService;
import org.kie.server.controller.impl.KieServerInstanceManager;
import org.uberfire.commons.async.DisposableExecutor;
import org.uberfire.commons.async.SimpleAsyncExecutorService;

@ApplicationScoped
public class AsyncKieServerInstanceManager extends KieServerInstanceManager {

    private DisposableExecutor executor;

    @Inject
    private NotificationService notificationService;

    @PostConstruct
    public void configure() {
        executor = SimpleAsyncExecutorService.getDefaultInstance();
    }

    @Override
    public List<Container> startScanner( final ServerTemplate serverTemplate,
                                         final ContainerSpec containerSpec,
                                         final long interval ) {
        executor.execute( new Runnable() {
            @Override
            public void run() {
                List<Container> containers = AsyncKieServerInstanceManager.super.startScanner( serverTemplate, containerSpec, interval );

                notificationService.notify( serverTemplate, containerSpec, containers );
            }
        } );
        return Collections.emptyList();
    }

    @Override
    public List<Container> stopScanner( final ServerTemplate serverTemplate,
                                        final ContainerSpec containerSpec ) {
        executor.execute( new Runnable() {
            @Override
            public void run() {
                List<Container> containers = AsyncKieServerInstanceManager.super.stopScanner( serverTemplate, containerSpec );
                notificationService.notify( serverTemplate, containerSpec, containers );
            }
        } );
        return Collections.emptyList();
    }

    @Override
    public List<Container> scanNow( final ServerTemplate serverTemplate,
                                    final ContainerSpec containerSpec ) {
        executor.execute( new Runnable() {
            @Override
            public void run() {
                List<Container> containers = AsyncKieServerInstanceManager.super.scanNow( serverTemplate, containerSpec );
                notificationService.notify( serverTemplate, containerSpec, containers );
            }
        } );
        return Collections.emptyList();
    }

    @Override
    public List<Container> startContainer( final ServerTemplate serverTemplate,
                                           final ContainerSpec containerSpec ) {
        executor.execute( new Runnable() {
            @Override
            public void run() {
                List<Container> containers = AsyncKieServerInstanceManager.super.startContainer( serverTemplate, containerSpec );
                notificationService.notify( serverTemplate, containerSpec, containers );
            }
        } );
        return Collections.emptyList();
    }

    @Override
    public List<Container> stopContainer( final ServerTemplate serverTemplate,
                                          final ContainerSpec containerSpec ) {
        executor.execute( new Runnable() {
            @Override
            public void run() {
                List<Container> containers = AsyncKieServerInstanceManager.super.stopContainer( serverTemplate, containerSpec );
                notificationService.notify( serverTemplate, containerSpec, containers );
            }
        } );
        return Collections.emptyList();
    }

    @Override
    public List<Container> upgradeContainer( final ServerTemplate serverTemplate,
                                             final ContainerSpec containerSpec ) {
        executor.execute( new Runnable() {
            @Override
            public void run() {
                List<Container> containers = AsyncKieServerInstanceManager.super.upgradeContainer( serverTemplate, containerSpec );
                notificationService.notify( serverTemplate, containerSpec, containers );
            }
        } );
        return Collections.emptyList();
    }

    @Override
    public List<Container> getContainers( final ServerInstanceKey serverInstanceKey ) {
        executor.execute( new Runnable() {
            @Override
            public void run() {
                List<Container> containers = AsyncKieServerInstanceManager.super.getContainers( serverInstanceKey );

                ServerInstance serverInstance = new ServerInstance();
                serverInstance.setServerName(serverInstanceKey.getServerName());
                serverInstance.setServerTemplateId(serverInstanceKey.getServerTemplateId());
                serverInstance.setServerInstanceId(serverInstanceKey.getServerInstanceId());
                serverInstance.setUrl(serverInstanceKey.getUrl());

                serverInstance.setContainers(containers);

                notificationService.notify( new ServerInstanceUpdated(serverInstance));
            }
        } );
        return Collections.emptyList();
    }

    @Override
    public List<Container> getContainers(final ServerTemplate serverTemplate, final ContainerSpec containerSpec) {
        executor.execute( new Runnable() {
            @Override
            public void run() {
                List<Container> containers = AsyncKieServerInstanceManager.super.getContainers(serverTemplate, containerSpec);

                notificationService.notify(serverTemplate, containerSpec, containers);
            }
        } );
        return Collections.emptyList();
    }
}


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package org.leandreck.endpoints.processor.model.typefactories;

import org.leandreck.endpoints.processor.config.TemplateConfiguration;
import org.leandreck.endpoints.processor.model.EnumValue;
import org.leandreck.endpoints.processor.model.TypeNode;
import org.leandreck.endpoints.processor.model.TypeNodeFactory;

import javax.lang.model.element.Element;
import javax.lang.model.type.DeclaredType;
import javax.lang.model.type.TypeMirror;
import javax.lang.model.util.Elements;
import javax.lang.model.util.Types;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Set;

final class TypeVarTypeNodeFactory implements ConcreteTypeNodeFactory {

    private final TypeNodeFactory typeNodeFactory;
    private final Types typeUtils;

    /**
     * Prototype Constructor for Registration in {@link TypeNodeKind}.
     */
    TypeVarTypeNodeFactory() {
        typeUtils = null;
        typeNodeFactory = null;
    }

    private TypeVarTypeNodeFactory(final TypeNodeFactory typeNodeFactory, final Types typeUtils) {
        this.typeNodeFactory = typeNodeFactory;
        this.typeUtils = typeUtils;
    }

    @Override
    public ConcreteTypeNodeFactory newConfiguredInstance(final TypeNodeFactory typeNodeFactory, final TemplateConfiguration configuration, final Types typeUtils, final Elements elementUtils) {
        return new TypeVarTypeNodeFactory(typeNodeFactory, typeUtils);
    }

    @Override
    public TypeNode createTypeNode(final String fieldName, final String parameterName, final boolean optional, final TypeMirror typeMirror, final DeclaredType containingType) {
        final Element element = typeUtils.asElement(typeMirror);
        final TypeMirror boundMirror = typeUtils.asMemberOf(containingType, element);
        final TypeNode boundType = typeNodeFactory.createTypeNode(fieldName, parameterName, boundMirror, containingType);
        return new TypeVarTypeNode(optional, element.getSimpleName().toString(), boundType);
    }

    private final class TypeVarTypeNode extends TypeNode {

        private final String typeNameVariable;
        private final TypeNode boundType;

        private TypeVarTypeNode(final boolean optional, final String typeNameVariable, final TypeNode boundType) {
            super(optional);
            this.typeNameVariable = typeNameVariable;
            this.boundType = boundType;
        }

        @Override
        public String getFieldName() {
            return boundType.getFieldName();
        }

        @Override
        public String getParameterName() {
            return boundType.getParameterName();
        }

        @Override
        public String getTypeName() {
            return boundType.getTypeName();
        }

        @Override
        public String getType() {
            return boundType.getType();
        }

        @Override
        public String getTemplate() {
            return boundType.getTemplate();
        }

        @Override
        public boolean isMappedType() {
            return boundType.isMappedType();
        }

        @Override
        public TypeNodeKind getKind() {
            return TypeNodeKind.TYPEVAR;
        }

        @Override
        public List<TypeNode> getTypeParameters() {
            return boundType.getTypeParameters();
        }

        @Override
        public List<TypeNode> getChildren() {
            return boundType.getChildren();
        }

        @Override
        public Set<TypeNode> getTypes() {
            return boundType.getTypes();
        }

        @Override
        public Set<TypeNode> getImports() {
            return boundType.getImports();
        }

        @Override
        public Set<EnumValue> getEnumValues() {
            return boundType.getEnumValues();
        }

        @Override
        public boolean isDeclaredComplexType() {
            return boundType.isDeclaredComplexType();
        }

        @Override
        public String getTypeNameVariable() {
            return typeNameVariable;
        }

        @Override
        public String getDoc() {
            return boundType.getDoc();
        }
    }
}


Bulldog Original Beard Balm is built for men and contains amazing natural ingredients, such as aloe vera, camelina oil and green tea. This fast-absorbing balm has been specially formulated to soften, condition and moisturize the beard. It also leaves the skin feeling soothed and nourished whilst the beard is healthier looking and feeling less itchy.
Bulldog Original Beard Balm is built for men and contains amazing natural ingredients, such as aloe vera, camelina oil and green tea. This fast-absorbing balm has been specially formulated to soften, condition and moisturize the beard. It also leaves the skin feeling soothed and nourished whilst the beard is healthier looking and feeling less itchy. Be loyal to your skin. Bulldog Natural Skincare products never contain artificial colors, synthetic fragrances, or ingredients from animal sources. Bulldog is man's best friend.
Directions: Rub a small amount into hands and apply evenly over beard.
Ingredients: Water, Glycerin, Aloe barbadensis leaf juice, Ethylhexyl palmitate, Cetearyl alcohol,Glyceryl stearate citrate, Butyrospermum parkii (Shea) butter, Prunus amygdalus dulcis (Sweet almond) oil, Camelina sativa seed oil, Phenoxyethanol, Polysorbate 60, Theobroma cacao (Cocoa) seed butter, Sodium stearoyl glutamate, Benzoic acid, Tocopherol, Fragrance*, Panthenol, Dehydroacetic acid, Sodium hydroxide, Camellia sinensis (Green tea) leaf extract, Potassium sorbate, Sodium benzoate, Citric acid.
Some guys enjoy shaving. I just enjoy being a man.


NISA President, Mr Kulbhushan Sharma and NISA National Coordinator, Mr SR Thomas had formal meetings with the Education Minister of Uttarakhand, Mr Mantri Prasad Naithani to discuss the policy challenges faced by the Budget Private Schools. NISA also submitted their demands for the New Education Policy and ideas for submission from state to the Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD) for National Education Policy. NISA representatives also presented the quarterly magazine, NISA Namaskar to the state education minister.


I need a new man, Lord I know I won't mind.
Tell me how long, dear, do I have to wait?
Can I get you now, dear, must I hesitate?
Well now, the eagle on the dollar says "In God we trust"
How long, dear, do I have to wait?
Can I get you now, dear, mm, must I hesitate?
I'd just swim to the bottom an' I'd never come up.
How long, dear, mm, do I have to wait?
Why, can I get you now, dear, mm, must I hesitate?
I know you mean the whole world to me.
How long, dear, must I have to wait?
Lord knows I got them Hesitation Blues.
Tell me, how long do I have to wait?
Oh, such a stingy chap!


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Home » ABOUT DC 37 » COMMITTEES » The Motown Story
The Motown Story
Posted on March 13, 2018 by gheires in COMMITTEES, HISTORY, LOCALS // 0 Comments
Black History events drew large crowds all month. Photo: Clarence Elie-Rivera
The history of Motown is an American success story, a musical trajectory of glammed-up girl groups, silky harmonies and smooth dance moves crafted in Detroit at a tiny music studio called Hitsville, USA.
The music captured the hearts of America's youth at a time of unparalleled social upheaval.
"The Motown Story," a play written, directed and acted by union members, plots the record label's course in a return finale production Feb. 28 to close DC 37's Black History Month celebration.
"These songs are the soundtrack of our lives," said Associate Director Oliver Gray. "They tell our stories and are such a huge part of our lives."
Motown's chart-topping tunes of first loves and loves lost gave solace to a nation grappling with civil rights, equality, and the Vietnam War.
"The beauty of Motown," Gray added, "is the music broke down barriers and it still plays today."
DC 37 Secretary and Local 1113 President Deborah Pitts chairs the Black History Committee and oversaw the cultural events in February at the union hall.
At Local 420's Feb. 23 event, members heard from AFL-CIO Executive Vice President Tefere Gebre, who came to America at age 14 as a political refugee of Ethiopia. He is the first immigrant elected to serve on the AFL-CIO's board.
"The Motown Story" is a trip down memory lane that chronicles the label's decades-long ascent with its first crossover artist, Mary Wells, to international superstar and King of Pop, Michael Jackson.
Motown founder Barry Gordy, like Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., envisioned a better America inclusive of African-Americans.
The play's co-writers and directors are Yolanda Brooks-Ruiz, a Local 768 Public Health Sanitarian, and retired New York City Firefighter Juan Ruiz, who studied with renowned acting coach Lee Strasberg. Local 768 President Fitz Reid co-sponsored Finale Night.
Brooks-Ruiz's play highlights Gordy's genius as a music pioneer, who, with writer Smokey Robinson and later the Holland-Dozier-Holland writing team crafted tunes that crossed over to American pop from R&B to dominate radio and TV variety shows hosted by Ed Sullivan, Johnny Carson and Soul Train's Don Cornelius.
The Motown Show weaves hits by Wells, Smokey Robinson, The Supremes, David Ruffin, and Gladys Knight that won a standing ovation and had the DC 37 audience singing and dancing in the aisles.
The musical featured actor/singer Stuart Bascombe, a founding member of Black Ivory, as Smokey Robinson; DC 37 Local 371 retiree James R. Garrett as Berry Gordy, and impersonator Ed DeHart as TV hosts Sullivan and Carson.
The audience was treated to this dance performance at the finale of Black History Month. Photo: Clarence Elie-Rivera
PEP April 2018
The Motown Story Black History Month


We were recently tasked to create a visual style for a World Cup campaign for the good folk at Rubrik. We were all looking forward to the World Cup, so needless to say we were excited to get started on this project. Without any official World Cup photography, we felt it would be a good move to avoid photography all together. Instead, we looked for inspiration elsewhere—the nation's football kits. This year, the shirts are particularly iconic and visually striking, so we wanted to make the most of that.
Firstly we created an identity for the campaign—bold, clear and coherent with the Rubrik brand. We wanted to come away from their traditional brand style a little, as it's such a fun campaign, however it was important that it still felt professional and to Rubrik's high standards.
We created a series of graphics representing each nation with their iconic colours and kit design. This way we were able to create a range of deliverables such as social media posts, laptop stickers, a handy World Cup booklet and even beermats for events. The objectives of the campaign are to raise awareness of Rubrik, create inclusive events and encourage people to sign up to their competition. The competition closes on the 3rd July 2018 and has already had thousands of entries—if you're quick you can enter here. The campaign is still ongoing, but the feedback has been very positive and the campaign is shaping up to be a big success.


Ramps and elevators for people with disabilities.
Public phones to stay connected with your loved ones.
Taxis site, offering a comfortable and secure service, honesty, integrity, registry service, comfortable vehicles, trained drivers, home delivery, invoice issuing, radio modules with main entrances.


It's time for another banner contest!
-The special initiate will only last for 6 months.
also, can you use the calendar scans (that were included in the new release)?
and yeah! any pictures that came with JAPAN PREMIUM BEST is allowed!
And when will the votings begin?
I haven't decided on the semifinals and finals, but they should be about 1-2 weeks apart.
Are you have vector image? If you have please give me.
^o^ You still have 2 weeks left!
I think i'll make some sort of attempt too :D i'm glad i noticed this on time! u_u i still have few days :D AND "Wish alan could be here to choose a banner for AI" that would be too amazing omg :D !!
EDIT: Question...Can i change the color of the logo? since now it's blue, can it be turned into red for example?
and I don't want to trouble alan with deciding lol but I'll probably tweet everyones banner to her!


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Nick Cannon Responds To Kanye West: 'No One Is Ever Gonna Control What I Say'
The Wild 'N Out host wasted no time responding to West's recent outburst over his wife, Kim Kardashian.
Nick Cannon wasted no time responding to Kanye West's recent rant about his wife, Kim Kardashian, in which he addressed rumors that the reality star hooked up with Drake. The rumor that Kardashian and the "In My Feelings" rapper hooked up gained steam last month after a Twitter user presented what they believed were clues to their affair. In an interview with Complex's Everyday Struggle, Cannon said that he didn't think the possibility of the two hooking up was that "far off of a concept."
West's rant on Thursday addressed Cannon's comments on the rumor. Yeezy also took shots at Drake, himself, and Tyson Beckford. Shortly after 'Ye's defense of his reality star wife went viral, Cannon responded in an Instagram video, telling the rapper, "I've never said anything disrespectful or harmful, in my opinion, to your marriage or your union. I salute it, keep it going. But you not going to tell me what I can and what I can't say."
@Kanyewest holla at me!! Let's get your Spirit right! ✊🏾
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The Wild 'N Out host kept it real with a dash of love, adding, "I got nothing but love for you, but you know I'll always speak my mind, just like you always speak yours. Not you, not NBC, no corporate infrastructures, no one is ever gonna control what I say because I speak truth always, it's love."
@KanyeWest we Wildnout!!!! 😂😂😂😂 This is an open invite!! Welcome Back!!! ☕
Cannon continued that West was free to come to Wild 'N Out to hash things out and even take shots at ex-wife Mariah Carey. "Just saying to my man Kanye that the 200th episode of Wild 'N Out is upon us," he said, "you're more than welcome. Let's talk about it, man. Come on the show."
TOPICS: Drake Kanye West Kim Kardashian Nick Cannon


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Ninja Force came out in 1993. The new characters included Banzai the Rising Sun Ninja, Bushido the Snow Ninja, and Slice the Cobra Ninja Swordsman.
The Battle Corps figures feature incredibly detailed and intricate molding, making them very interesting figures to own. These are some of the last figures produced in the original G.I. Joe line, and are important parts for any G.I. Joe collection!


The Bush Hills Church of Christ is dedicated to Evangelism, Edification and Education. All of our ministries especially our Audio Ministry exist for that very purpose. Our Audio Ministry is provided free of charge although it is not without cost. In order to allow us to continue to be able to bring these dynamic messages provided free of charge, we ask for a donation. There is no minimum or maximum.


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Aristotle Socrates Onassis, commonly called Ari or Aristo Onassis, was a Greek shipping magnate. Died 1975.
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The secret of business is to know something that nobody else knows.
If women didn't exist, all the money in the world would have no meaning.
After a certain point, money is meaningless. It ceases to be the goal. The game is what counts.
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The exon junction complex (EJC) is a multifunctional mRNA-binding protein complex. Mutations in genes coding for EJC components result in severe disorders in humans, demonstrating the critical physiological role of the EJC. This lecture will summarize recent insights into the molecular characteristics and cellular functions of this important player in post-transcriptional gene regulation in metazoans.


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Company Inno3D in the event for CES 2014 gave an announcement of a powerful graphics accelerator iChill GeForce GTX 780 Ti Accelero Hybrid, designed for gaming desktops.
Video adapter is equipped with proprietary hybrid cooling Accelero Hybrid, containing water-block and fan. Compared to standard products such decision allegedly improves heat dissipation twice and reduce the maximum noise level in nine times.
Product Series GeForce GTX 780 Ti 2880 account for nuclei CUDA. Volume present on board GDDR5 memory with 384-bit interface is 3072 MB.
Using high-performance cooling system has significantly raise the operating frequencies. Thus, the graphics core frequency is at around 1085 MHz versus 875/925 MHz of the reference product. Memory frequency increased from 7000 to 7280 MHz.
Graphics accelerator supports APIs DirectX 11, OpenGL 4.3, bus PCI-E 3.0, as well as traditional proprietary technologies NVIDIA (SLI, PureVideo, 3D Vision and PhysX). To connect the display has four connectors: HDMI, DisplayPort, Dual Link DVI-I and Dual Link DVI-D.
Start of sales of new products and the estimated cost, unfortunately, are not reported.


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