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/*############################################################################*/
/*#                                                                          #*/
/*#  MIT HRTF C Library                                                      #*/
/*#  Copyright � 2007 Aristotel Digenis                                      #*/
/*#                                                                          #*/
/*#  Filename:  mit_hrtf_lib.h                                               #*/
/*#  Version:   0.1                                                          #*/
/*#  Date:      04/05/2007                                                   #*/
/*#  Author(s): Aristotel Digenis (adigenis@users.sourceforge.net)           #*/
/*#  Credit:    Bill Gardner and Keith Martin                                #*/
/*#  Licence:   GNU Library or Lesser General Public License (LGPL)          #*/
/*#                                                                          #*/
/*############################################################################*/

#ifndef _MIT_HRTF_LIB_H_
#define _MIT_HRTF_LIB_H_

#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif

#include "mit_hrtf_filter.h"

/**
	Checks if an HRTF set is available for the specified settings.

	"azimuth" is in the range of [-180, 180] degrees, where position 0 is the
	centre in front of the listener, negative values are to the left of the
	listener, and positive values are to the right of the front centre.

	"elevation" is in the range of [-90, 90] degrees, where position 0 is the
	centre in front of the listener, negative values are below the listener,
	and positive values are above the listener.

	"samplerate" can be one of the following: 44100, 48000, 88200, 96000

	"diffused" can be 0(false) for the normal set, or 1(true) for the diffused
	set, which is equalised for less accurate localization in exchange for
	a flatter frequency response. The diffused set is better suited for music.

	Returns the number of taps needed for the each channel of the available
	set. Returns 0 if the requested HRTF set is not available.
*/
unsigned int mit_hrtf_availability(int azimuth, int elevation, unsigned int samplerate, unsigned int diffused);

/**
	Copies HRTF taps to given buffers, for specified HRTF set.

	"pAzimuth" is in the range of [-180, 180] degrees, where position 0 is the
	centre in front of the listener, negative values are to the left of the
	listener, and positive values are to the right of the front centre. The
	variable is a pointer, so that once the function returns, the actual
	azimuth position used is written to that pointed variable.

	"pElevation" is in the range of [-90, 90] degrees, where position 0 is the
	centre in front of the listener, negative values are below the listener,
	and positive values are above the listener. The variable is a pointer, so
	that once the function returns, the actual azimuth position used is
	written to that pointed variable.

	"samplerate" can be one of the following: 44100, 48000, 88200, 96000

	"diffused" can be 0(false) for the normal set, or 1(true) for the diffused
	set, which is equalised for less accurate localization in exchange for
	a flatter frequency response. The diffused set is better suited for music.

	"psLeft" and "psRight" are pointers to buffers allocated (and later
	deallocated) by the user based on the return value of the
	"mit_hrtf_availability" function.

	Returns the number of taps copied to each of the "psLeft" and "psRight"
	buffers. Returns 0 if the requested HRTF set is not available or if there
	was an error.
*/
unsigned int mit_hrtf_get(int* pAzimuth, int* pElevation, unsigned int samplerate, unsigned int diffused, short* psLeft, short* psRight);

#ifdef __cplusplus
}
#endif

#endif // _MIT_HRTF_LIB_H_

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It is imperative an individual charged with a crime in Texas take the accusation seriously. The consequences of any crime, ranging from a misdemeanor to a felony can have a substantial impact on an individual's future. Some sentences include large fines and even jail time. Further, a conviction can impact one's ability to obtain employment, rent an apartment or be awarded child custody. One Texas Police Chief is potentially facing all of the consequences in a drug charges case.
The Southeast Texas Police chief was recently charged with drug possession, after his employees suspected that he was taking drug evidence. After the employees began to suspect the man, they instituted an investigation and then brought their claims to the District County prosecutor. The prosecutor then formally charged the man. Such charges have landed the police chief in jail, with a bond posted at $100,000.
His position as Police Chief has been stayed until the investigation into these allegations are completed. A strong criminal defense will ideally serve this man well. It's not clear at this time as to the evidence that existed which led the prosecutor to charge the man. However, if the complaint is based on anything less than probable cause, the charges should be dismissed.
Further, if the case ultimately goes to trial, a court may not convict him unless his guilt is proven beyond a reasonable doubt. This is a truly high standard of proof and requires substantial evidence in order to hold an individual responsible for a crime. Thus, a vigorous criminal defense attorney will analyze the evidence intently, focusing on where it came from and how much exists. The chief already has legal access to the drugs for purposes of evidence storage. How the employees determined he managed to illegally possess the drugs will be a crucial factor in the outcome of the case.
Source: Houston Chronicle, "SE Texas police chief charged with drug possession," Feb. 21, 2013.
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Q: Ip Forwarding: wlan0 <=> eth0: without NetworkManager? I enabled ip-forwarding between my interfaces wlan0 and eth0 :

*

*in /etc/sysctl.conf

*sh "echo 1 > proc/etc..."

*3 iptables rules.

IpTables rules:

sudo iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -o eth0 -j MASQUERADE
sudo iptables -A FORWARD -i eth0 -o wlan0 -m state --state RELATED,ESTABLISHED -j ACCEPT
sudo iptables -A FORWARD -i wlan0 -o eth0 -j ACCEPT

Interfaces:

*

*wlan0 is joinable by clients

*eth0 is connected to the Internet

Tools & config:

*

*hostapd

*dhcpd (with option domain-name-servers 8.8.8.8;, 8.8.4.4;

*iptables

That done, when a client joins wlan0, s/he cannot browse the WWW Error, not connected to Internet. But he can ping sites (ping google.fr, ping 75.XX.XX.XX) with success.
I removed Network Manager (cause of conflicts with hostapd, at boot). Is Network Manager needed to make it work ?

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…. thoughts travel far..words are secondary.. words if used correctly can create magic. This journey of words hopefully create some magic somewhere . Not only words and mind, this journey is about each one of us who believe in themselves, in posssiblities, who trying to find answers, simplfying things, questioning, reasoning, achieving, developing, wishing, aspiring, inspiring, being a positive change, in having goals, to add a bit more beauty, quality, bring a difference around. Basically, who are actually living and probably like a wake up call to those who are just surviving.
I am no one to teach nor I am here to preach, I am here to reach the hearts through the things close to my heart, in the most real, unadulterated, raw form( no fakeness, no flowery,dreamy language, just straight forward, will try to keep it unbias). An endeavour to create a little more thoughtfulness, mindfulness, a bit more sensitivity (not forgetting practicality), getting a bit more alive, " To leave the world in better condition in which you and I found" in words of Mr.Baden Powell.
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Well said.. Inspiration comes in any format.. Live & let live…. :)..
Beautiful things to understand. Fragments of mind beautifully woven together. A reminder of living life beautifully.. amazing..
I like your work! I have read a few. Also I wanted to ask that you're married right?
Hahaha..kyu irada kya hai janaab?
Haha, I am very inquisitive! You're right?
Well i know you're. Just wanted to say you're a cool mom!
It's fun to poke a year old post and let the author see where she stands now from the time she wrote this article☺ And yes! Keep the words flowing.. nothing to be confused about this place.. here at WordPress we all are novice and pro at the same Time!☺ Happy blogging!!


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New LED Lights: Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
By Savannah Cooper
There ceremony ushered in a new period of increased safety on campus.
Photo Courtesy of WVNS
A ribbon cutting ceremony was held at University Point to celebrate the completion of the University's LED Energy Lighting Project.
Alicia Besenyei, Vice President of Advancement, welcomed guests with her opening remarks. She provided background to the project by explaining how it started. Besenyei explained that Chris Nelson, Helios Energy CEO and retired United States marine, visited Concord and saw that the American flags on campus were not properly lit. He then made it his mission to replace lights all around campus.
She also went on to discuss details about Helios Energy by stating, "Helios Energy works with its clients, like Concord, to look at energy consumption and develop solutions that provide results. They truly live up to their motto, 'We take the complex and make it simple.'"
Nelson took the podium next and described the hard work that went into the project. He also made sure to emphasize the completion of the project was due to a "team effort." The team he described included all of his workers and associates, the administration at Concord, faculty members and students. By having patience with and accommodating each other, Nelson believed the project was able to be a success.
The LED lighting instillations project was a huge task, one that took over 18 months. From getting approval from the state, to physically replacing the lights, many people played a role in the lighting improvements.
Nelson believes the same people who helped with the project will be positively impacted by the lighting change. The most common comment given by the staff at Concord about the project dealt with how the new LED lights improved their working space. The old lights that flickered all day created eye straining and headaches. Nelson said, "I have had many staff members come up to me and say, 'You know, today is the first day in years that I didn't get headaches by the end of the day.' This is a direct result of the new LED technology that doesn't flicker."
Another comment he added dealt with responses from janitorial staff. Nelson explained, "It all truly brings the facilities to life. The biggest complaint I have heard on campus initially was from the janitorial staff. As they walked the hallways, they were finding areas that needed to be painted or cleaned on the walls."
One of the biggest improvements from the new lights is increased safety. Nelson described the new lighting as "bright and crisp," which allows for more safety on campus. He went on to explain that a critical issue the project addressed was lighting dark areas that could have proven unsafe. He said, "Improving safety and security in the parking lots, walkways, the stairs and the other critical gathering spaces across campus was top of the line."
Rick Dillon, the Vice President of Administration at Concord, sent an email before the ceremony commenting on the light project and improved safety. He stated, "The University committed to significantly upgrading the lighting all over campus. Ultimately over 30,000 light bulbs were switched out with LED equivalent, and over 12,000 light fixtures were replaced with a new product better suited to LED light introduction and maintenance."
Dillon explained the benefits of the new lighting by saying, "Every Concord University community member and any guest who comes to campus will benefit from improved lighting. The institution will also have significantly reduced lighting costs moving forward."
To conclude the ceremony, Concord President Dr. Kendra Boggess spoke to give her thanks and gratitude to Nelson and his team. While describing her role in the project, Dr. Boggess explained, "We did meet several times with Mr. Nelson and his staff as he shared his ideas and his proposal. He tried to explain the way the project would assist the University going forward. I will tell you that if you have a question about lighting, he knows the answer."
After the ceremony, Nelson took attendants on a guided tour to explore the newly lit areas on campus and explain more about the energy efficient aspect of the LED lights. Going forward, Nelson states that Concord will be saving a large amount of energy by switching to the new lights. This will not only cut costs for the University, but it will also reduce harm done to the environment.
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This post is dedicated to features of the Windows 7 Taskbar in Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) applications. Everything that I will show can be done in the code behind, but it can also be done within the xaml. Because the project in which I implemented these changes is written in the Model-View-Viewmodel pattern (MVVM), I have taken the xaml approach.
I have not tested this code on any system other than Windows 7 yet, and my best guess is that some system requirement validation would need to be performed to prevent crashing.
###The Gist: If you already know about what these features are, and just want to see how to implement them, skip this section.
As you can see, iTunes has buttons on the floating thumbnail to control the play, and skype has buttons to change your status. If you've used IE, Firefox, or Chrome to download a file, you've seen the icon progress bar, which fills the icon green as the download completes.
I have an existing WPF project written in MVVM pattern and using C#. My project generates random playlists through iTunes using the iTunes SDK, shows currently playing information, and provides controls to change/pause/skip songs in iTunes.
This means I have already implemented a progress bar, and controls in my Main Window. So how easy would it be, to extend these to the Taskbar? Well, it's fairly easy.
If you want to do these things in your code behind, you'll need to add a reference to the Windows API codepack. For xaml, you're good to go.
Everything you'll want to do will be within the Window.TaskbarItemInfo element. Within this element, you can set the Description (tooltip that shows when hovering), the ProgressState (Color of the progress bar), ProgressValue (a value from 0 to 1 representing percent complete), and ThumbButtonsInfo's.
The example below shows a Window.TaskbarItemInfo element containing examples of each.
Because I have already implemented a progress bar, and bound the Max and Value properties to properties in my viewmodel, I wanted to bind the same properties to the progress bar for the taskbar icon. For this, I set the value of the TaskbarItemInfo.ProgressValue element to a MultiBinding.
This multibinding works similar to regular bindings, but takes both values. The two bindings within represent the value of the progress bar, and the max value of the progress bar (in my app's case, it is not constant) respectively.
The first binding in the multi binding is actually to a list, so its converter converts a list into an integer, by getting the count. The multi binding converter simply divides the two bound values, to provide the fraction (percentage) value required by the progress bar.
Note: If using the progress bar, remember to set the ProgressState. The default state is None. I've set mine to Normal, which renders a standard green progress bar.
The next element to create is TaskbarItemInfo.ThumbButtonInfos, with one child, ThumButtonInfoCollection, which will have multiple ThumbButtonInfo children, corresponding to buttons. I have not tested for a limit to the number of buttons that can be added.
The vital properties to set for each ThumbButtonInfo are: ImageSource and (in my case, with MVVM) Command. ImageSource is set to an ico file, and Command is bound to a command in my viewmodel. Because I have already implemented commands for my control buttons on my main window, I can recycle by binding these buttons to the same commands.
As you can see in the code, I have provided files for the ImageSource on two of my ThumbButtonInfo elements, but for the third (the middle, rather) I have bound the property to a property in my view model, and implemented a converter which will change the ico file depending on the boolean value. This allows the ico file to change depending on whether the music is playing or paused, to show the corresponding button.
So there you have it. If you have any questions, or would be interested in seeing how my Bindings or Converters work, I'd be happy to update with some of that information. Otherwise, I hope you enjoyed, and Happy Coding!


I was woken today by the sound of heavy thunder in the tall hills to my far right and in front of me. There was no lightening and it has now abated but in those hills dark clouds still loom, indeed a fog of rain clouds are now covering those slopes directly in front of me obscuring my view. Behind me, and to my left, in the Taygetos mountains there are also dark rain clouds evident. After day after day of 40 degree heat or worse this is such a break.
We have had a few spots of rain already. It has not deterred the cicada orchestra which is in full song but if the downpour intensifies they may cease. I read on the internet that in ancient Greece they used to eat cicadas. It goes without saying that the Chinese still do. I remember having deep fried locusts at a City party once and they were not bad but I am not sure that this is going to be a staple part of my long term self-sufficiency plan here.
Pro tem the front window is open and I have wedged the back door, the only door, wide open with a fishing rod. I sit in between in shorts only with a cooling breeze passing through. I pray for more rain. Let the heavens open, let me think of Byron and of Zitsa and my friend the baker and his barrister wife. A day of storms, of sitting here in a cooling wind would be a day to get so far ahead on my writing as to allow me a full day in the fields tomorrow.
And my poor olive trees could do with a drink, it must have been hard work for them in the recent heat, I know they would love a drink. I hear sounds on the tin awning I have above the entrance to the hovel...my prayers are being answered.


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Halenia deflexa, also known as green gentian or spurred gentian is a native flower of the northern regions of the United States (Montana, North Dakota, Wisconsin, Michigan, Maine, and Pennsylvania) as well as all of Canada. It is mostly found in wetlands or moist forests of these regions. The blooming season is typically from July to August.

The flowers come in groups of between two and nine and are from  long with four petals. Each has a spur up to a fifth inch long, extending back past the sepals (each of the parts of the calyx of a flower, enclosing the petals). The color of H. deflexa is a shade of purple or a light green. The sepals are green and elliptic (adjoined between the spurs) about half the length of the petals above the spur.

The fruit of the plant is a capsule, conical in shape, which sticks out from the opening of the flower. The fruit is typically dry and once ripe will split open.

The green gentian has simple leaves that are small, typically measured at  long and  wide. The leaves are characteristically toothless, hairless, and glossy. The stems of the green gentian are hairless and square.

References

Flora of the United States
Flora of Canada
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Q: Transverse Array for Maximum Integer Update: I know BASIC java, well... basic basic. I do not understand really any of the answers as we are very early in our course. I know this is supposed to be a learning experience, but giving me the answer helped me, as I was able to derive what most of the things meant and LEARNED, as I didn't know "max" or any of that before.
The question posed to me:
Write a program that creates an array of integer values. Use a for loop to
print the values in the array. Use a second for loop to traverse the array and find
the maximum integer in the array.
My code:
public class P3D
    {
    public static void main( String[] args )
        {
        int[] myInt = new int[10];

        myInt[0] = 34;
        myInt[1] = -3;
        myInt[2] = 12;
        myInt[3] = 90;
        myInt[4] = 3;
        myInt[5] = 4;
        myInt[6] = 56;
        myInt[7] = 92;
        myInt[8] = 0;
        myInt[9] = -45;

        for( int x = 0; x < 10; x++ )
            {
            System.out.println( myInt[x] );
            }
        }
    }

What would my next for loop be to get the maximum value? I have searched my textbook and the internet extensively.. but cannot seem to find a solution.
This is only a week or two in my AP Computer Science Class. Other classmates are behind me in curriculum, and the teacher usually does not know himself.

A: Here's a real-life analogy. Ten people are going to walk by you, each carrying a sign with an integer on it. You have no idea what these integers are going to be in advance, but after the last person walks by, you need to be able to say which integer was the greatest. What would be an easy way to do that?
Hint: let's say the first person walks by with 50, and the next with 45. You're not going to bother to remember the 45, since the 50 will beat it anyway. So effectively, you only need to keep one number in your head at any given time. That should be enough to get you started!

A: Instead of giving you the exact solution here is the idea to get it done.

*

*Keep a variable that hold the max. in the array

*Traverse through the array and update the max when it needs to be update.

*Voila at the end of loop you have max element from the array

A: The trick here is to create another variable, lets call it max of type int which will be used to store the biggest value we have found. Then all you need to do is create a another for loop just like your first one and add some logic. Here is what it will look like:
int max = myInt[0]//Assume that the max is the first value

for(int x=1;x<10;x++){//We can skip element 0 because we assumed it to be the max
    if(max<myInt[x]) max=myInt[x];//If the current element is bigger than the assumed max, we assume that element is the max
}
System.out.println("The max is: " + max);//After you finish the loop the value of max must be the biggest integer!

A: If you think through it logically your logic should be something like this
You know you're going through each value of the array one by one.
So you need some way to remember what the current maximum number is.
If your current maximum number is less than the value your for loop is at, then you know your current value is greater than the current maximum, so you replace it.
int curMax = Integer.MIN_VALUE; //Integer.MIN_VALUE gets the lowest possible value an integer can be, therefor, everything in the array MUST be greater than or equal to that value.
Go through the array using your for loop, if the value of myInt[x] > curMax, you set curMax equal to myInt[x].
After the array is finished, curMax = the value of the highest int in the array.
I tried not to give you the code as you wont learn much, but I hope I answered your question fully enough for you to complete it on your own. :)

A: You can do it with very simple code by using the java API to help:
Arrays.sort(myInt); // sort from lowest to highest
int largest = myInt[myInt.length - 1]; // get the last one


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2004: Converge - "Last Light"
By Marcos Hassan https://www.tinymixtapes.com//writer/marcos+hassan · May 2, 2012	2012-05-02T08:00:00-04:00
Boston's finest group of earth-scorchers named their 2006 album No Heroes because they felt that there were more cowards than noble, admirable people nowadays; they especially felt that hardcore music had turned into the land of sheep who wouldn't dare raise their voices and express a different opinion than the majority.
During the 90s, when Converge first emerged, hardcore bands took hard stances concerning their ideas, be it straight edge, veganism, animal rights, religion, liberty, and so forth. They would dedicate their entire oeuvre to these subjects because they believed fervently in them. They would play benefits for the causes of their choice and talk about them incessantly in interviews and between songs to the point of being accused of "preaching."
Converge are not really known to have a particular cause they defend in their lyrics. The band members are straight edge but they hardly mention it; in fact, you can't really tell what their lives and beliefs are from a cursory listen. Reading their lyrics about sorrow, regret, and broken feelings brings to mind themes that are more common in emotionally based bands, yet a song like "Last Light" shows that, while their politics are personal, they certainly take a stand that tries to reach the listener and get him or her involved in what they are saying: to be honest and sensible with yourself and have that honesty rule your world to make it better; to accept love as an anchor; to live life the best you can and to confront negativity, never to wallow in it.
This is why they are a hardcore band and the reason the crowds sing along with Jacob Bannon, pointing their fingers, blood curdling over their vocal chords. It's the most basic of causes that they defend, the cause of one self.
There's a lot of good music out there, and it's not all being released this year. With DeLorean, we aim to rediscover overlooked artists and genres, to listen to music historically and contextually, to underscore the fluidity of music. While we will cover reissues here, our focus will be on music that's not being pushed by a PR firm.
"I attach even more importance to the spectator than to the artist." - Marcel Duchamp


It makes perfect sense that artist Barbara Probst studied sculpture before moving into a photographic medium, as her work – albeit two-dimensional in the traditional sense – explores the three-dimensional possibilities of image-making by capturing single moments from several angles at once. Since 2000, Probst has been creating her renowned Exposures, taken using a radio-controlled release system which simultaneously triggers the shutters of several cameras pointed at the same event or subject from various angles and distances. As such, her work becomes representative of the different views we have of a shared reality, calling into question the nature of photography both formally, by employing the method of photographic production as a subject in itself, and conceptually, through asking us to confront images with a subjective eye.
As Probst told AnOther in an interview: "1960s writers and film directors who broke with the norms of storytelling and filmmaking intrigue me. The writer Alain Robbe-Grillet, for example, or the director Jean-Luc Godard. Their way of storytelling was to go against the expectations of the reader or viewer by creating cracks and gaps in the story or by unexpectedly changing the perspective. They treated the narrative not unlike a Cubist painter treated space. I'm interested in the how-is-the-story-told and not in the what-is-the-story-about." A recent series of diptychs entitled 12 Moments, created between June and December 2015 and currently on display at Kuckei + Kuckei Gallery in Berlin, are particularly emblematic of Probst's filmic influences. The artist creates each image from a memory of an experience, and then finds a second picture to accompany it.
Almost crime scene-like, an image of a forest is juxtaposed with a woman lying on a bed of autumnal leaves; a snapshot of a body falling to the floor sits beside a blurred ceiling; a diptych portraying the surface of a lake appears beside a figure submerged in water. A narrative is formed instinctively in the mind of the viewer; at first, it would appear that the photographs are interlinked, but upon a closer inspection, the ties between the pairs of images become increasingly tenuous, despite the artist utilising visual clues to trick us into assuming they are of the same place and time. With 12 Moments Probst yet again asks us to interrogate the authencity of photography, and the seductive ability that the medium possesses to convince us all that what we are looking at is the truth.
12 Moments by Barbara Probst is showing at Kuckei + Kuckei gallery, Berlin until 10 June 2017.


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Un octodecàedre, octodecaedre, octakaidecàedre o octakaidecaedre és un políedre que té divuit cares. Cap octodecàedre és regular.

En química, «l'octàedre» es refereix normalment a l'estructura específica amb simetria C2v, l'icosàedre d'arestes contretes, format a partir d'un icosàedre regular amb una aresta contreta. És la forma de l'ió closo-boranat [B11H11]2−.

Hi ha 107.854.282.197.058 octodecàedres convexos topològicament diferents, excloent les imatges de mirall, que tenen almenys 11 vèrtexs.

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Els octodecàedres més familiars són la piràmide heptadecagonal, el prisma hexadecagonal i l'antiprisma octagonal. El prisma hexadecagonal i l'antiprisma octagonal són políedres uniformes, amb bases regulars i costats quadrats o triangulars equilàters. Quatre octodecàedres més es troben entre els sòlids de Johnson: la girobicúpula quadrada, l'ortobicúpula quadrada, la cúpula quadrada allargada i l'esfenomegacorona. Quatre sòlids de Johnson tenen duals octodecaèdrics: l'ortobicúpula triangular allargada, la girobicúpula triangular allargada, la bicúpula triangular giroallargada i l'hebesfenorotonda triangular.

Addicionalment, alguns políedres estelats uniformes també són octodecàedres:

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The Secret to Success
II Samuel 7-10
We have been studying the life of King David, Israel's greatest king. Last time, we looked at II Samuel 7. Today, we are going to look at the next three chapters of the book. They are short chapters.
We see in these chapters that David was not passive. He was a man of action. He wanted to do things. David asks three very important questions. These are questions that we should ask ourselves today. These three questions all boil down to loving God and loving people.
The FIRST QUESTION question is, "What can I do for God?" David had a passion for God, and he wanted to do something for him. He wanted to build God a temple. God said, "No" but the desire itself was good. What do we want to do for God?
The SECOND QUESTION is, "What can I do for my country?" The country had enemies that hated the Jews. It had enemies on all sides which attacked, mistreated and abused his people, as we see in II Samuel 8 & 10.
David smote his enemies. You say, "That is not very Christian. Aren't we supposed to forgive our enemies?" On a personal level we are. That command is given to individuals, not nations. David was the leader of a country. He was a king.
The THIRD QUESTION is, "What can I do to people in need? What can I do to help people who are suffering? How can I bless people? How can I show kindness to people?" He asks this question in II Samuel 9.
II Samuel 9 is one of my favorite chapters in the Bible. It is perhaps David's greatest hour. Someone commented that everyone knows the story of David and Goliath. Everyone knows the story of David and Bathsheba but not as many know the story about David and Mephibosheth.[1] It is a powerful story. It is one of the coolest stories in the Bible.
Today, we are going to talk about success. Everyone wants to be successful in life. No one wants to be a failure. People want to be successful, no matter what they do. How does that happen?
How do we become successful, not just successful in ministry but in other areas of our life, like at work or at home? What is the secret to success? In these three short chapters, we will see the secret to success. David was extremely successful.
David was at the high point of his career. He has victory after victory. He has success after success. What caused his success? Why was David so successful? Today, we are going to look at four principles of success from the life of David.
Before we do that, let's look at his success in these chapters. These chapters focus on David's MILITARY SUCCESS. They deal with David's empire. They are about foreign conquest. These chapters are violent. They are bloody. A lot of people die. There are mass casualties.
That's what happens in war. David kills twenty-two thousand Zobahites (II Samuel 8:5). He kills eighteen thousand Edomites (II Samuel 8:13). He kills forty-one thousand Arameans (II Samuel 10:18).
Many criticize what David does in the other two chapters. If you have a problem with what David does here, you will have a problem with what the Son of David will do in the future. When Jesus returns to earth, He will return as King of Kings.
Preachers do not talk about this too much but when Jesus returns, there will be a bloodbath. A lot of Gentiles will be killed. The Book of Revelation talks about a river of blood that is five feet deep.
What seems hard to understand is what David does to the Moabites. He had Moabite blood in him. His great grandmother (Ruth) was ethnically a Moabitess (Ruth 4:17). David left his parents in the care of the king of Moab (I Samuel 22:4) and yet David executes these Moabites.
Why was he so harsh on these Moabites? We don't know. According to Jewish tradition, the king of Moab betrayed David's trust and killed his parents and possibly his brothers. That is what Rabbinic tradition says but we don't know this for sure.
David also defeated the Moabites. He made them lie down on the ground and measured them off with a length of cord. Every two lengths of them were put to death, and the third length was allowed to live. So the Moabites became subject to David and brought him tribute. (II Samuel 8:2 NIV)
It seems cruel and barbaric but there is another way to look at this. This may actually be a sign of mercy. I Samuel 27:9 says, "Whenever David attacked an area, he did not leave a man or woman alive" (NIV). Here, two-thirds are put to death and one-third are spared. It is more humane. He could have killed them all as God's enemies, but he does not do that.
David does not completely destroy any of these nations. He doesn't wipe them off of the map. He defeats them and he subjugates them. They pay him taxes, but he doesn't exterminate them.
Today, we want to talk about the secret to success. The first ten chapters of II Samuel deal with the TRIUMPHS of King David. David is on his way up. By the time we get to these chapters, David is at the top of his career.
He is the definition of success. He has fame (II Samuel 8:13). He was a national hero. There were songs sung about him. He has wealth, the wealth of a king. He is living in a brand-new fancy palace. He has all these beautiful wives. The country is united. It is not divided, like our country is today with red states and blue states, liberals and conservatives.
On the battlefield, he has victory after victory and success after success. He defeats all of his enemies in every direction, north, south, east and west. He defeated his enemies to the north (the Arameans). He defeated his enemies south (the Edomites). He defeated his enemies east (the Moabites, the Syrians) and west (the Philistines).
The last one was a big deal. The Philistines were a big problem for the Jews. They were the ones who killed King Saul and his son Jonathon. David finally defeats them, and you don't hear about them again unto the time of Hezekiah. Just by looking at a map, you can see how successful David was. Israel looked much bigger under King David than it looks today in the modern state of Israel.
The Empire of David
Four Principles of Success
What caused David's success? There was only one thing that caused it. It was God. Two times in II Samuel 8 we see the words, "The Lord gave David victory wherever he went." We see it in II Samuel 8:6 & II Samuel 8:14.
That is the only reason that he was successful and it is the only reason that we are successful today but there are four principles of success that we see in these chapters.
1) Put God first in your life
How did David put God first? He wanted to build God a temple. He wanted to bring the ark (the presence of God) to Jerusalem. When he defeated his enemies, he dedicated the spoils to God.
David took spoils from his enemies and used them to build the temple, articles of silver, of gold and of bronze (II Samuel 8:10). King David dedicated these articles to the Lord, as he had done with the silver and gold from all the nations he had subdued (II Samuel 8:11 NIV).
This is very interesting. The temple was built by the Gentiles. They provided a lot of money to build it. That is a type or picture of NT truth.
The NT describes the church as a temple. We are a temple to God, a spiritual temple. What is this temple made up of? It is mostly made up of Gentiles.
But seek FIRST his kingdom and his righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well (Matthew 6:33 NIV).
Do we put God first in our life? Does He come second, third or last?
2) Follow Scripture
If you are going to be successful, you have to obey God. You have to follow Scripture.
Keep this Book of the Law always on your lips; meditate on it day and night, so that you may be careful to do everything written in it. Then you will be prosperous and successful. (Joshua 1:8 NIV)
David does this here. Everything he does here is in the will of God. David expands the territory of Israel, but David is not an imperialist. He is not trying to conquer the world. He's not Alexander the Great or Genghis Khan. He is not Adolf Hitler.
These were territories that God gave to the Jews. They were deeded to Israel. God owns the whole earth, and He gave certain land the Jews. He has a right to do that. He created it. He owns it.
Are we obedient to the Word? Do we even know what it says? Jesus said, "If you love me, keep My commandments." (John 14:15 KJV)
3) Live a life of integrity
David did that. We see that in II Samuel 9. II Samuel 9 is all about a promise kept. Jonathon died. David became king and twenty years later, he remembered a promise he made to Jonathon.
Do you keep your promises? It is a test of character. Many don't. Many make promises but don't keep them. Politicians make campaign promises and don't keep them.
David promised when he became king that he would always watch out for Jonathon's family. He kept that promise even after Jonathon died and even after Jonathon's dad tried to kill him for years.
David could have held a grudge. Instead, he kept his promise. He made a covenant with Jonathon. He swore an oath to Jonathon, and he kept it. Do we live a life of integrity? Would non-Christians say that we live a life of integrity? Do we keep our promises?
The one whose walk is blameless, who does what is righteous, who speaks the truth from their heart; 3 whose tongue utters no slander, who does no wrong to a neighbor, and casts no slur on others; 4 who despises a vile person but honors those who fear the Lord; who keeps an oath even when it hurts, and does not change their mind (Psalm 15:2-4 NIV)
4) Show compassion to people in need
A fourth thing that David does in these chapter is that he shows kindness to people. He not only shows kindness, he goes out looking for someone to show kindness to. He goes on a kindness search.
David showed kindness TWICE in our section (once in II Samuel 9 and once in II Samuel 10). He showed kindness to a Jew in II Samuel 9. He showed kindness to a Gentile in II Samuel 10.
David asked, "Is there anyone still left of the house of Saul to whom I can show KINDNESS for Jonathan's sake?" (II Samuel 9:1 NIV)
In the course of time, the king of the Ammonites died, and his son Hanun succeeded him as king. 2 David thought, "I will show KINDNESS (same word) to Hanun son of Nahash, just as his father showed kindness to me." So David sent a delegation to express his sympathy to Hanun concerning his father. (II Samuel 10:1-2 NIV)
He showed kindness to a member of a rival dynasty (Mephibosheth) and he showed kindness to the king of an enemy nation (Hanun).
One act of was received and one was not. Hanun didn't trust David. He thought he was up to no good. When you try to do good to some people, they get suspicious but, in both cases, David had no ulterior motives. He just wanted to be kind to people.
Does that describe us? Every Christian should be kind to people. Kindness is a fruit of the Spirit. The fruit of the Spirit is love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness (Galatians 5:22 ESV). We are to be clothed with kindness.
Therefore, as God's chosen people, holy and dearly loved, clothe yourselves with compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness and patience (Colossians 3:12 NIV). Are we clothed in kindness? Do we go out of our way to show kindness to people?
What we learn about David is that he was also a man of mercy and compassion. He had a heart for people who were suffering. That is interesting. David was a strong leader.
He was strong enough to lead a nation and subdue his enemies. He a military man. He killed people on the battlefield but there was another side to David. We see his true nature.
David was kind and compassionate. He had a compassion for the needy. Many mock and ridicule these people. David had a heart for people who were disabled and handicapped. He had a heart for people with special needs.
The Life of Mephibosheth
That brings us to the story about Mephibosheth. It is a true story. What do we know about Mephibosheth?
1) Mephibosheth was a son of Jonathon, David's best friend
Jonathon was the son of Saul. That made him Saul's grandson. He had royal blood in him. Saul was Israel's first king. Mephibosheth was a physical descendant of Israel's first king.
2) Mephibosheth experienced incredible tragedy in his life
When he was five years old, three bad things happened to him. They all happened on the same day. He lost his father. He lost his grandfather, and he became crippled (II Samuel 4:4). He was crippled by a fall. He was hurt by other people.
Many of us are like Mephibosheth. We have been hurt in life by someone. Some people hurt you intentionally. Mephibosheth was hurt because of an accident. His nurse was trying to help him, but she hurt him accidentally.
3) Mephibosheth was completely dependent on others
Mephibosheth was dropped when he was five. Now he is a grown man. This is twenty years later or longer and he is lame, not on one foot but on both feet. He is permanently disabled.
He can't walk. He can't work. He cannot earn money. He has to live with someone because he can't support himself. A man named Machir let him live with him. Machir was a wealthy man.
4) Mephibosheth had a negative self-image
How do we know? Mephibosheth said, "What is your servant, that you should notice a dead dog like me?" (II Samuel 9:8 NIV). Mephibosheth did not say that he was a living dog but a dead dog. He does not even feel like a real man.
He is married and has a son, but he thought bad about himself. He could have been a successor to the throne, but he was dropped and then he was damaged and broken permanently. He had no future. He had no hope.
He had royal blood in him, but he did not see himself as a prince but as a piece of garbage. He saw himself as completely worthless, like the rest of society saw him. He did not look good. He was physically deformed. He looked like a freak. He was a social outcast. Every day, he was angry, bitter and depressed.
5) Mephibosheth lived in hiding every day
Mephibosheth is not only a poor man, living with Machir, he is hiding from David. Why was he hiding? Kings in that day typically wiped out the old dynasty. There was a dynastic slaughterer.
Today, if Democrats take over the White House, Republicans just lose their job or vice versa. In that day, the old dynasty was slaughtered, so Mephibosheth has to hide. He hides far away in a place called Lodebar.
Lodebar was a barren wasteland. It means "a land of no pasture. It is a place of dryness and negativity. It was a desert wasteland where many live today. It was far away from the king.
There is a river between him and King David (the Jordan). He is living in total fear. Every day he thinks he might die. He could be killed at any time. He was always looking over his shoulder. He is afraid he might be found.
6) Mephibosheth's worst fear was finally realized
Job said, "What I always feared has happened to me" (Job 3:25 NLT). Mephibosheth lives in fear every day and then, one day, it happened. He was located. A servant ratted him out. Mephibosheth hears a big knock on the door.
Who is it? We are here from the royal palace in Jerusalem. We are under direct orders to take you to King David immediately. Mephibosheth was shaking in his boots.
Mephibosheth did not know anything about a covenant between him and his father. He assumed the worst. All he knew is that King David was the one his grandfather tried to kill for years and that now the most powerful man in the country suddenly wants to see him and he is absolutely terrified. He is petrified.
7) Mephibosheth was rewarded beyond his wildest dreams
There is a plot twist in the story. David does not punish Mephibosheth. He rewards him. He expected to be executed on the spot. Instead of facing the sword, he is rewarded by King David.
David makes him an instant multi-millionaire. He grants him all of the land that his grandfather Saul owned. I will restore to you all the land that belonged to your grandfather Saul (II Samuel 9:7 NIV).
He goes from completely broke to owning all of his grandfather's land in Gibeah. That is great but he can't take of that land, so David gave him thirty-five people to help him take care of the land he just gave him.
This ugly deformed man was allowed to eat with David's family as one of his sons. They adopted him into the family. He also got to eat at the king's table, which was a place of honor. He never has to cook. He is treated as royalty.
The Gospel of Mephibosheth
What does this say to us today? What is the lesson for today? This is a beautiful picture of the gospel. All of us are like Mephibosheth. We have all been crippled by a fall. We have been crippled by the fall of Adam. All of us have been made lame by sin. We are helpless. We have no hope and no way to save ourselves.
We were not seeking God. We were hiding from Him. We were running from Him. God has to see us out. Jesus came to seek and save that which was lost (Luke 19:10). We are saved the same way Mephibosheth was saved. We are saved by grace.
Chuck Swindoll says, "The story of Mephibosheth is the greatest illustration of grace in all the Old Testament"[1] He did not deserve to sit at the king's table. He did not do anything to earn it. It was given to him. It was given to him, not because of anything he had done but because of what someone did on his behalf.
He received grace because of an agreement made between David and his dad before he was even born. We were chosen in Christ before we were born. We were chosen before the foundation of the world (Ephesians 1:4).
David accepted Mephibosheth just as he was. He did not say that once he could learn how to walk that he could eat at his table. For the rest of his life, he never learned how to walk but he was always accepted at David's table.
David gave Mephibosheth a new identity. He adopted him as one of his sons. When we get saved, we get a new identity. We become a child of God.
God accepts us just as we are and welcomes us into His family. He adopts us into His family. We get to eat at the king's table. Because of our salvation, we get to have a person relationship with the Son of David (who was greater than David).
[1] https://www.insight.org/resources/article-library/individual/amazing-grace-on-display
[1] http://73.221.144.249/Audio/Dav13.mp3


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FARRENBERG Carlos A.
Sport Class: S13
Events and Medals
Para swimming Men's 100m Freestyle S13 1
Men's 50m Freestyle S13 1
Mixed 4x100m Freestyle Relay 49pts
FARRENBERG Carlos A. - Schedule
Men's 100m Freestyle S13 Heat 2
Men's 100m Freestyle S13 Final
Mixed 4x100m Freestyle Relay 49pts Final
Men's 50m Freestyle S13 Heat 2
Men's 50m Freestyle S13 Final
: Gold
: Silver
: Bronze
cm: Centimetres
DSQ: Disqualified


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In the ensuing years I became an avid collector of old cypress. I would pick up pieces in trash piles on the side of the road or stop and ask people if they would like to have the old shed in their pasture removed and the trash hauled away. Eventually family, friends and acquaintances began to call me with leads on where to harvest more cypress. Today a 1940's two-car garage from Lafayette, LA, and part of a small Cajun house from Crowley, LA, have been reassembled and serve as my workshop and showroom.
The materials I use are harvested from building structures that are 75 to 150 years old. Generally, that indicates that the trees were "old growth" timber, possessing all the qualities that long, slow growth gives to wood. Being recycled, the wood is full of "character"…Full of nail holes, old hammer marks, birdshot and many other signs of its long journey. In building my furniture I have attempted to accentuate the "characteristics" while at the same time, producing solid, well-designed, well-constructed pieces. Allowing my projects to appear old is what I strived for by creating objects that already have the look and feel of a fine antique. The only thing new about my created piece is the craftsmanship. I wanted every piece I created to become a true antique.
During the past ten years I have designed and built a wide variety of furniture. Originally I believed that my work had to have functionality. I had viewed that as an essential element of my art. I did not yet possess the vision necessary to go beyond furniture. Realizing what a limited resource my building materials were, I saved all the scraps. I felt like a hoarder, but I could not throw scraps away. After experimenting with different project leftovers one summer evening, I began to see new possibilities. By combining different shaped leftovers, new ideas began to emerge. Rocking chair leftover pieces became, perhaps, a plant stand or a simple fish shaped frame. An evolution progressed quickly from these simple items to rather complex framed wooden flowers. As this transition continued, I found myself looking forward to completing a project only to create something from the remains. I viewed this concept in a very different light, and with this new vision I rediscovered the basic elements of my art.


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Ingredients

1 1/2 cups graham crachers crumbs (approximately 12 sheets)

1/8 cup white granulated sugar

1/8 cup packed light brown sugar

1/2 teaspoon ground cinnaon

pinch of salt

7 tablespoons unsalted butter, melted

Directions

Preheat the oven to 325° F

Finely grind graham crackers in a food processor.

In a small bowl, combine all dry ingredients and mix.

Add melted butter and mix with a fork.

Press the mixture into a 9" pie pan.

Bake in the preheated oven for 10 minutes.


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You need to watch Tina Fey totally crush this duet with Titus Burgess
By Rachel paige
Know how Tina Fey is deep in the heart of writing Mean Girls: The Musical, and we can't wait to sing along? Well, ok, here's a new development for that show-stopping Broadway production: Tina Fey can SING. What. OMG. How did we not know this before. Why isn't Tina Fey involved in way more musical numbers in every day life?
At this year's MCC Theater Miscast Gala — where performers get up and sing some of their favorite songs in hilarious miscast roles — Kimmy Schmidt's Titus Burgess took the stage for a little solo number. And then he's interrupted by his Kimmy Schmidt boss, Fey. You can tell that the audience doesn't realize it's her until she's halfway up the stage, and then everyone completely loses it.
The song they sing is"You're Nothing Without Me" from City of Angels. No, not the one with Meg Ryan and Nicholas Cage. The musical City of Angels from 1989 about trying to break into show business, and the song here includes lyrics like: You're in my plot / I'm still your creator / I call each shot /I'm your private dic-tator. Which is perfect, because, you know, Fey wrote that catchy little Pino Noir song so Titus KINDA IS her creation.
These two completely slaaaaaay the performance. We know Titus is a Grade A performer. But we've only ever heard Fey sing about Night Cheese. This might be the best thing we've ever seen in our entire lives, and we've seen A LOT OF STUFF.
Check out the video below, and cross your fingers that Kimmy Schmidt Season 2 includes 150% more singing.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z4dYogIQ28E?feature=oembed


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Get it on JOE
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Michael Crick decimates Theresa May's record on South African apartheid in car crash interview
James Dawson
"What did you do to help the release of Nelson Mandela?"
Having endured a day of intense scrutiny from the media, Theresa May was last night forced to defend her record on South African apartheid ahead of a visit to Nelson Mandela's cell on Robben Island.
The first day of the prime minister's two-day trade tour of South Africa was dogged by questions around Brexit and a potential leadership challenge from Boris Johnson. A clip of her "awkward" dancing with local school children also went viral on social media. But arguably her biggest embarrassment of the day was yet to come.
Channel 4 news reporter Michael Crick used the opportunity of a one-on-one interview to question the prime minister about what she had done to oppose racial segregation in South Africa, which was only ended in the country in the early 90s.
During the two-minute grilling, May was repeatedly interrupted and refused to give a straight answer to the journalist's line of questioning, although she admitted that she had not personally taken part in protests against South Africa's white-only regime.
"Mrs Thatcher believed that Nelson Mandela was a terrorist...Did you think the same thing?"@Theresa_May is questioned by @MichaelLCrick about her stance on apartheid ahead of her visit to Robben Island, where Mandela was imprisoned. pic.twitter.com/8NdT41d1ah
— Channel 4 News (@Channel4News) August 28, 2018
"You were active in politics in the 70s and 80s, what did you do to help release Nelson Mandela?" Crick asked.
Ian Blackford excoriates Theresa May at her penultimate PMQs
May responded: "I think what is important is what the United Kingdon-"
But Crick interrupted the prime minister, repeating: "No, what did you do? Did you go on protests? Did you get arrested outside the embassy? Did you boycott South African goods? Did you do anything?"
She replied: "I think you know full well, Michael, that I didn't go on protests. But what is important is the work that -
"Well did you boycott South African goods?" Crick interrupted again. Only for May to continue: "The work that the United Kingdom government did to ensure that it did give support where that support was needed."
Although not a member of parliament until 1997, Theresa May was an active Conservative politician and party member during the 1980s and served as a councillor for London Borough of Merton from 1986 to 1994.
Margaret Thatcher, addressing the Tory party conference in 1984 (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)
Margaret Thatcher attracted criticism during her premiership of the country in the 80s for dismissing the then incarcerated Nelson Mandela as "a terrorist". Following the end of his 18-year imprisonment, Mandela would go on to become President of South Africa from 1994 to 1999.
Donald Trump says NHS is 'on the table' in a trade deal with the UK
Turning to the record of the Tory government at the time, Crick asked: "Hang on a minute at that stage Mrs Thatcher believed that Nelson Mandela was a terrorist. Were you a loyal Conservative member, did you think the same thing?"
May responded: "What was important was the support that the government was giving at the time, often support behind the scenes to ensure that we saw the result that we did in relation to the ending of apartheid here in South Africa."
Theresa May later visited the deceased former South African president's cell on Robben Island. Upon leaving the island, she wrote in the visitor book: "It has been a privilege to visit in this year - the 100th anniversary of the birth of Nelson Mandela.
"His legacy lives on in the hopes and dreams of young people here in South Africa and around the world."
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn was famously arrested by police protesting the regime whilst a backbencher in the 1980s.
Theresa May,
channel four,
michael crick.
THE JOE FRIDAY PUB QUIZ: WEEK 174
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This is how much Theresa May could earn now she's no longer prime minister
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Jeremy Corbyn and Theresa May accuse each other of leading racist parties at PMQs
Oli Dugmore
Simon Brodkin: How I fired Theresa May
QUIZ: Can you identify the MP from the constituency?
Lord Buckethead has retired