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Midjourney: AI-Generated Art Images That Will Blow Your Mind
Published: Sep 2, 2022
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I cringe a bit when someone talks about Artificial Intelligence. We're still a long way from the first sentient artificial intelligence. So for now AI is just a buzzword. Most likely we're dealing with advanced machine learning. That's an entirely different story.
That doesn't mean what's presented as AI can't blow your mind, not literally, of course. Midjourney is definitely an exciting form of current-gen AI. Some friends recommended I take a look at Midjourney, and boy, I was not disappointed. I'm pretty sure you'll like it too.
1 What is the Midjourney App?
2 How to Use Midjourney to Generate Your First Artwork?
3 Is the Midjourney App Free?
4 Are the Images Generated by Midjourney Any Good?
What is the Midjourney App?
Reading from the official manifesto, Midjourney is "an independent research lab exploring new mediums of thought and expanding the imaginative powers of the human species".
What Midjourney actually is? An AI-powered image generator that uses an artistic profile. Nothing more, nothing less.
It's not the first AI image generator out there, for sure, but it's pretty damn good, as you'll see later in this article. For now, I'll just say this: someone won an art competition by submitting an image generated by Midjourney.
The current version of the software is Midjourney v4, the first model trained on the new Midjourney AI supercluster for over 9 months.
How to Use Midjourney to Generate Your First Artwork?
It's simple to use Midjourney to generate art, but it's not intuitive. I had to do some digging, but here's how you can use Midjourney.
1. Access the official website at Midjourney.com.
2. Create a new Discord account or Join with your current account (except the Discord channel invite).
3. Select the Midjourney channel from the left sidebar.
4. Choose one of the newbies-xx sub-channels.
5. Type the following command:
/imagine <your_text>
Replace <your_text> with a natural description of what you want the image to be about.
6. Wait for a 4-image collage to be generated (512 x 512 px).
7. You'll see a line of buttons with U1, U2, U3, and U4, followed by a second line with V1, V2, V3, and V4. Numbers correspond to the four images generated by Midjourney.
Pressing on Ux will upscale that version (1024 x 1024 px). Pressing on Vx will generate other close variations starting from the selected image.
8. Access all your images in your Midjourney website user section.
Note: you can upscale and generate images from collages made by other users.
Is the Midjourney App Free?
The first 25 images you generate are free. After that, you need to pay to use Midjourney. The available plans are:
$10/month for 200 images.
$30/month for unlimited images.
$600/month unlimited enterprise plan with private images by default.
Are the Images Generated by Midjourney Any Good?
I played around with Midjourney and the results speak for themselves. They're incredible actually. Here are my artworks for "the god of an empty universe", "the last gunslinger with a robot friend" and "the beginning of a parallel universe".
I'm very impressed by Midjourney. If you haven't tried it yet, you should. Don't forget to share your creations here. I'm curious about what you come up with. Hopefully, it's not just Star Wars related, since that seems like a popular choice.
I can think of numerous uses for Midjourney, even for casual users: I would do a Midjourney avatar for social media use, try creating a couple of wallpapers, and even featured graphics for some of my articles.
What would you use Midjourney for?
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Russian race walker suspended for doping
CAS says Anisya Kirdyapkina is set to be stripped of two world championship silvers
Thu, Feb 7, 2019, 19:04
Anisya Kirdyapkina, left, with her silver medal for the Women's 20 kilometres race walk during the World Athletics Championships in Moscow in 2013. Photograph: Jamie Squire/Getty Images
Russian race walker Anisya Kirdyapkina has been suspended for doping and is set to be stripped of two world championship medals, the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) said on Thursday.
"All results of Ms Kirdyapkina since 25 February 2011 were disqualified through to 11 October 2013, including forfeiture of any titles, awards, medals, points and prize and appearance money obtained during this period," CAS said in a statement.
Kirdyapkina, who retired from competition in 2015, loses her second-place finishes at the 2013 and 2011 world championships. The decision also brought her a three-year suspension which expires in 2020.
Originally won bronze
Kirdyapkina originally won bronze in 2011 but was raised to second place when fellow Russian Olga Kaniskina, who had taken gold, was suspended for doping.
Kirdyapkina's husband, race walker Sergey Kirdyapkin, won gold in the 50km at the 2012 Olympics in London but was later stripped of his medal for doping.
Russia's athletics federation has been suspended since a 2015 report commissioned by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) found evidence of state-sponsored doping in the sport.
Global athletics ruling body the IAAF has still authorised some Russians, including 2015 world champion hurdler Sergey Shubenkov, to compete as neutrals after having demonstrated they are competing in a doping-free environment.
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Testifying today before House FinServ, Treasury Secretary Geithner strongly defended the most recent agreement on the Basel III capital and liquidity rules (see Client Report CAPITAL169). Due to the 2009 stress test, Treasury believes most U.S. banks are well able to meet the global standards and that any shortfalls can be filled through retained earnings. To allay Member concerns over Basel III's impact, Mr. Geithner stated that it will have the greatest effects on only the largest banking institutions and that small-bank problems are primarily a result of concentrated exposures to commercial real estate. He also said that the U.S. will retain a less-stringent standard for small banks. Refuting international fears that the U.S. will duck Basel III, the Secretary stated that U.S. rules will be in place by year-end 2012, as required in the latest agreement. Conversely, Chairman Frank drew attention to provisions in Dodd-Frank (see FSM Report SYSTEMIC29) that permits the U.S. to deny access to any financial firm from a weaker regulatory regime (which he called "rogue nations"). Secretary Geithner said the U.S. will press hard for uniform international implementation of Basel III and use this power as needed. Ranking Member Bachus (AL) expressed frustration with the Administration's appointment of Elizabeth Warren as a special adviser on the CFPB (see FSM Report CONSUMER14). Secretary Geithner reiterated defense of the CFPB and said a nominee will be sent to head the agency. This report analyzes today's session.
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The McClatchy Company, which owns the Sacramento Bee, has announced sharp, across-the-board job cuts at its newspapers throughout the country. The Bee says it's cutting 86 jobs – 46 from layoffs.
Unlike many large newspaper companies, McClatchy has a reputation of balancing quality journalism with the need to make a profit. This week, for example, it's running an investigative series on prisoner abuse at U.S. military bases in Afghanistan. And even as it cuts 10 percent of jobs, newspaper analyst John Morton says McClatchy's spreading the pain.
Morton: "They haven't focused their cuts on the newsroom, which a lot of newspapers have done."
But that's little solace to Sacramento Bee reporter and union representative Ed Fletcher. He says between layoffs, buyouts and eliminating unfilled positions, the Bee's newsroom has lost 30 people since last August.
Fletcher: "That's a lot of reporting and newsroom power that we're not replacing, and it hurts our coverage."
At the Bee, Fletcher says, that means no health care reporter, no labor reporter and stories that Fletcher calls reactive, not proactive.
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package com.salesforce.dva.argus.service.schedule;

import com.google.inject.Inject;
import com.google.inject.Singleton;
import com.google.inject.persist.Transactional;
import com.salesforce.dva.argus.entity.CronJob;
import com.salesforce.dva.argus.entity.DistributedSchedulingLock;
import com.salesforce.dva.argus.entity.JPAEntity;
import com.salesforce.dva.argus.entity.ServiceManagementRecord;
import com.salesforce.dva.argus.entity.ServiceManagementRecord.Service;
import com.salesforce.dva.argus.inject.SLF4JTypeListener;
import com.salesforce.dva.argus.service.AlertService;
import com.salesforce.dva.argus.service.AuditService;
import com.salesforce.dva.argus.service.DefaultService;
import com.salesforce.dva.argus.service.DistributedSchedulingLockService;
import com.salesforce.dva.argus.service.GlobalInterlockService.LockType;
import com.salesforce.dva.argus.service.SchedulingService;
import com.salesforce.dva.argus.service.ServiceManagementService;
import com.salesforce.dva.argus.service.UserService;
import com.salesforce.dva.argus.system.SystemConfiguration;

import org.quartz.*;
import org.quartz.impl.StdSchedulerFactory;
import org.slf4j.Logger;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Properties;

import static com.salesforce.dva.argus.system.SystemAssert.requireArgument;

/**
 * Implementation of Distributed scheduling using database
 *
 * @author Raj Sarkapally rsarkapally@salesforce.com
 *
 */
@Singleton
public class DistributedDatabaseSchedulingService extends DefaultService implements SchedulingService {

	//~ Static fields/initializers *******************************************************************************************************************

	private static final String QUARTZ_THREADPOOL_COUNT = "org.quartz.threadPool.threadCount";
	private static final String QUARTZ_THREAD_PRIORITY = "org.quartz.threadPool.threadPriority";
	private static final String QUARTZ_THREAD_PRIORITY_VALUE = "3";

	//~ Instance fields ******************************************************************************************************************************

	@SLF4JTypeListener.InjectLogger
	private Logger _logger;
	private final AlertService _alertService;
	private final UserService _userService;
	private final ServiceManagementService _serviceManagementRecordService;
	private final AuditService _auditService;
	private Thread _alertSchedulingThread;
	private SystemConfiguration _configuration;
	private final DistributedSchedulingLockService _distributedSchedulingService;

	//~ Constructors *********************************************************************************************************************************

	/**
	 * Creates a new DefaultSchedulingService object.
	 *
	 * @param  alertService                    The alert service instance to use. Cannot be null.
	 * @param  userService                     The user service instance to use. Cannot be null.
	 * @param  serviceManagementRecordService  The serviceManagementRecordService instance to use. Cannot be null.
	 * @param  auditService                    The audit service. Cannot be null.
	 * @param  config                          The system configuration used to configure the service.
	 */
	@Inject
	DistributedDatabaseSchedulingService(AlertService alertService, UserService userService,
			ServiceManagementService serviceManagementRecordService, AuditService auditService, SystemConfiguration config, DistributedSchedulingLockService distributedSchedulingLockService) {
		super(config);
		requireArgument(alertService != null, "Alert service cannot be null.");
		requireArgument(userService != null, "User service cannot be null.");
		requireArgument(serviceManagementRecordService != null, "Service management record service cannot be null.");
		requireArgument(auditService != null, "Audit service cannot be null.");
		requireArgument(config != null, "System configuration cannot be null.");
		_alertService = alertService;
		_userService = userService;
		_serviceManagementRecordService = serviceManagementRecordService;
		_auditService = auditService;
		_configuration = config;
		_distributedSchedulingService=distributedSchedulingLockService;
	}

	//~ Methods **************************************************************************************************************************************

	@Override
	public synchronized void startAlertScheduling() {
		requireNotDisposed();
		if (_alertSchedulingThread != null && _alertSchedulingThread.isAlive()) {
			_logger.info("Request to start alert scheduling aborted as it is already running.");
		} else {
			_logger.info("Starting alert scheduling thread.");
			_alertSchedulingThread = new SchedulingThread("schedule-alerts", LockType.ALERT_SCHEDULING);
			_alertSchedulingThread.start();
			_logger.info("Alert scheduling thread started.");
		}
	}

	@Override
	public synchronized void dispose() {
		stopAlertScheduling();
		super.dispose();
		_serviceManagementRecordService.dispose();
		_alertService.dispose();
		_userService.dispose();
	}

	@Override
	public synchronized void stopAlertScheduling() {
		requireNotDisposed();
		if (_alertSchedulingThread != null && _alertSchedulingThread.isAlive()) {
			_logger.info("Stopping alert scheduling");
			_alertSchedulingThread.interrupt();
			_logger.info("Alert scheduling thread interrupted.");
			try {
				_logger.info("Waiting for alert scheduling thread to terminate.");
				_alertSchedulingThread.join();
			} catch (InterruptedException ex) {
				_logger.warn("Alert job scheduler was interrupted while shutting down.");
			}
			_logger.info("Alert job scheduling stopped.");
		} else {
			_logger.info("Requested shutdown of alert scheduling aborted as it is not yet running.");
		}
	}

	@Override
	@Transactional
	public synchronized void enableScheduling() {
		requireNotDisposed();
		_logger.info("Globally enabling all scheduling.");
		_setServiceEnabled(true);
		_logger.info("All scheduling globally enabled.");
	}

	@Override
	@Transactional
	public synchronized void disableScheduling() {
		requireNotDisposed();
		_logger.info("Globally disabling all scheduling.");
		_setServiceEnabled(false);
		_logger.info("All scheduling globally disabled.");
	}

	@Transactional
	private boolean _isSchedulingServiceEnabled() {
		synchronized (_serviceManagementRecordService) {
			return _serviceManagementRecordService.isServiceEnabled(Service.SCHEDULING);
		}
	}

	/**
	 * Enables the scheduling service.
	 *
	 * @param  enabled  True to enable, false to disable.
	 */
	@Transactional
	protected void _setServiceEnabled(boolean enabled) {
		synchronized (_serviceManagementRecordService) {
			ServiceManagementRecord record = _serviceManagementRecordService.findServiceManagementRecord(Service.SCHEDULING);

			if (record == null) {
				record = new ServiceManagementRecord(_userService.findAdminUser(), Service.SCHEDULING, enabled);
			}
			record.setEnabled(enabled);
			_serviceManagementRecordService.updateServiceManagementRecord(record);
		}
	}

	//~ Enums ****************************************************************************************************************************************

	/**
	 * The implementation specific configuration properties.
	 *
	 * @author   Raj Sarkapally (rsarkapally@salesforce.com)
	 */
	public enum Property {

		/** Specifies the number of threads used for scheduling.  Defaults to 1. */
		QUARTZ_THREADPOOL_COUNT("service.property.scheduling.quartz.threadPool.threadCount", "1"),
		JOBS_BLOCK_SIZE("service.property.scheduling.jobsBlockSize", "1000"),
		SCHEDULING_REFRESH_INTERVAL_IN_MILLS("service.property.scheduling.schedulingRefeshInterval", "300000"),
		SLEEP_TIME_BEFORE_GETTING_NEXT_JOB_BLOCK_IN_MILLS("service.property.scheduling.sleepTimeBeforeGettingNextJobBlock", "100"),
		MAX_JOBS_PER_SCHEDULER("service.property.scheduling.maxJobsPerScheduler", "10000");

		private final String _name;
		private final String _defaultValue;

		private Property(String name, String defaultValue) {
			_name = name;
			_defaultValue = defaultValue;
		}

		/**
		 * Returns the name of the property.
		 *
		 * @return  The name of the property.
		 */
		public String getName() {
			return _name;
		}

		/**
		 * Returns the default property value.
		 *
		 * @return The default property value.
		 */
		public String getDefaultValue() {
			return _defaultValue;
		}
	}

	//~ Inner Classes ********************************************************************************************************************************

	/**
	 * Job scheduler.
	 *
	 * @author  Raj Sarkapally (rsarkapally@salesforce.com)
	 */
	private class SchedulingThread extends Thread {

		private final LockType lockType;

		/**
		 * Creates a new SchedulingThread object.
		 *
		 * @param  name      The name of the thread.
		 * @param  Schedulingtype  Type of the schedule. Cannot be null.
		 */
		public SchedulingThread(String name, LockType lockType) {
			super(name);
			this.lockType = lockType;
		}

		/**
		 * It fetches all enabled CRON jobs from database.
		 *
		 * @return  returns all enabled jobs for the given job type.
		 */
		protected List<CronJob> getEnabledJobs() {
			List<CronJob> result = new ArrayList<>();

			if (!isDisposed()) {
				if (LockType.ALERT_SCHEDULING.equals(lockType)) {
					_logger.info("Retreiving all enabled alerts to schedule.");
					synchronized (_alertService) {
						result.addAll(_alertService.findAlertsByStatus(true));
					}
					_logger.info("Retrieved {} alerts.", result.size());
				}
			}
			return result;
		}

		@Override
		public void run() {

			Scheduler scheduler = null;
			long currentScheduleEndTime = -1;
			int jobsBlockSize=Integer.parseInt(_configuration.getValue(Property.JOBS_BLOCK_SIZE.getName(), Property.JOBS_BLOCK_SIZE.getDefaultValue()));
			long schedulingRefreshTime = Long.parseLong(_configuration.getValue(Property.SCHEDULING_REFRESH_INTERVAL_IN_MILLS.getName(), Property.SCHEDULING_REFRESH_INTERVAL_IN_MILLS.getDefaultValue()));
			long sleepTimeBeforeGettingNextJobBlock = Long.parseLong(_configuration.getValue(Property.SLEEP_TIME_BEFORE_GETTING_NEXT_JOB_BLOCK_IN_MILLS.getName(), Property.SLEEP_TIME_BEFORE_GETTING_NEXT_JOB_BLOCK_IN_MILLS.getDefaultValue()));
			long maxJobsPerScheduler = Long.parseLong(_configuration.getValue(Property.MAX_JOBS_PER_SCHEDULER.getName(), Property.MAX_JOBS_PER_SCHEDULER.getDefaultValue()));

			while (!isInterrupted()) {
				if (_isSchedulingServiceEnabled()) {
					List<CronJob> jobs = null;
					DistributedSchedulingLock distributedSchedulingLock = _distributedSchedulingService.updateNGetDistributedScheduleByType(LockType.ALERT_SCHEDULING,jobsBlockSize,schedulingRefreshTime);

					int jobsFromIndex = distributedSchedulingLock.getCurrentIndex() - jobsBlockSize;
					int numberOfJobsScheduledByScheduler =0 ;

					while(jobsFromIndex < distributedSchedulingLock.getJobCount()){
						if(currentScheduleEndTime < distributedSchedulingLock.getNextScheduleStartTime()){
							_disposeScheduler(scheduler);
							scheduler = _createScheduler();
							_logger.info("Creating a new scheduler with name {}", _getSchedulerName(scheduler));
							currentScheduleEndTime=distributedSchedulingLock.getNextScheduleStartTime();
							jobs = getEnabledJobs();
						}
						int jobsToIndex = jobs.size()<(jobsFromIndex+jobsBlockSize)?jobs.size():jobsFromIndex+jobsBlockSize;
						numberOfJobsScheduledByScheduler+= jobsToIndex - jobsFromIndex;
						_logger.info("Adding jobs between {} and {} to scheduler {}",  jobsFromIndex, jobsToIndex,_getSchedulerName(scheduler));
						addJobsToScheduler(scheduler, _drainTo(jobs, jobsFromIndex, jobsToIndex));

						if(numberOfJobsScheduledByScheduler >= maxJobsPerScheduler) break;

						_sleep(sleepTimeBeforeGettingNextJobBlock); //This will distribute jobs evenly across schedulers.
						distributedSchedulingLock = _distributedSchedulingService.updateNGetDistributedScheduleByType(LockType.ALERT_SCHEDULING,jobsBlockSize,schedulingRefreshTime);
						jobsFromIndex = distributedSchedulingLock.getCurrentIndex() - jobsBlockSize;
					}
					_logger.info("All jobs are scheduled. Scheduler {} is sleeping for {} millis", _getSchedulerName(scheduler), distributedSchedulingLock.getNextScheduleStartTime()-System.currentTimeMillis());
					_logger.info("Next schedule time is {}", distributedSchedulingLock.getNextScheduleStartTime());
					_sleep(distributedSchedulingLock.getNextScheduleStartTime()-System.currentTimeMillis());
				}
			}
			_disposeScheduler(scheduler);
		}

		private List<CronJob> _drainTo(List<CronJob> jobs,int fromIndex, int toIndex){
			if(fromIndex>=jobs.size())
				return new ArrayList<>();
			return jobs.subList(fromIndex, toIndex);
		}

		private Scheduler _createScheduler(){

			String schedulerName = null;
			Properties props = new Properties();

			// Set quartz worker thread properties
			props.put(QUARTZ_THREADPOOL_COUNT,
					_configuration.getValue(Property.QUARTZ_THREADPOOL_COUNT.getName(), Property.QUARTZ_THREADPOOL_COUNT.getDefaultValue()));
			props.put(QUARTZ_THREAD_PRIORITY, QUARTZ_THREAD_PRIORITY_VALUE);
			props.put(StdSchedulerFactory.PROP_SCHED_SCHEDULER_THREADS_INHERIT_CONTEXT_CLASS_LOADER_OF_INITIALIZING_THREAD, true);

			/* Have multiple scheduler instances for different job types, so that when
			 * we stop the previous instance of a scheduler during the refresh cycle it does not affect another scheduler.
			 */
			switch (Thread.currentThread().getName()) {
			case "schedule-alerts":
			default:
				schedulerName = "AlertScheduler-" + this.hashCode();
			}
			props.put(StdSchedulerFactory.PROP_SCHED_INSTANCE_NAME, schedulerName);

			SchedulerFactory schedulerFactory;
			Scheduler scheduler = null;

			try {
				schedulerFactory = new StdSchedulerFactory(props);
				scheduler = schedulerFactory.getScheduler();
				scheduler.start();
			} catch (Exception e) {
				_logger.error("Exception in setting up scheduler: {}", e);

			}
			return scheduler;
		}

		private String _getSchedulerName(Scheduler scheduler){

			if(scheduler==null)
				return "no-scheduler-instance";

			try {
				return scheduler.getSchedulerName();
			} catch (SchedulerException e) {
				_logger.error(e.toString());
				return "no-scheduler";
			}

		}

		private void addJobsToScheduler(Scheduler scheduler, List<CronJob> jobs){
			for (CronJob job : jobs) {
				_logger.debug("Adding job to scheduler: {}", job);
				try {
					// Convert from linux cron to quartz cron expression
					String quartzCronEntry = "0 " + job.getCronEntry().substring(0, job.getCronEntry().length() - 1) + "?";
					JobDetail jobDetail = JobBuilder.newJob(RunnableJob.class).build();
					CronTrigger cronTrigger = TriggerBuilder.newTrigger().withSchedule(CronScheduleBuilder.cronSchedule(quartzCronEntry)).build();

					// Pass parameter to quartz worker threads
					jobDetail.getJobDataMap().put(RunnableJob.CRON_JOB, job);
					jobDetail.getJobDataMap().put(RunnableJob.LOCK_TYPE, lockType);
					jobDetail.getJobDataMap().put("AlertService", _alertService);
					jobDetail.getJobDataMap().put("AuditService", _auditService);
					scheduler.scheduleJob(jobDetail, cronTrigger);
				} catch (Exception ex) {
					String msg = "Failed to schedule job {0} : {1}";
					JPAEntity entity = JPAEntity.class.cast(job);

					_auditService.createAudit(msg, entity, entity, ex.getMessage());
					_logger.error("Failed to schedule job {} : {}", job, ex.getMessage());
				}
			}
		}

		private void _disposeScheduler(Scheduler scheduler) {
			if (scheduler != null) {
				try {
					scheduler.shutdown();

					/* Add a small sleep so Tomcat does not complain - the web application has started a thread,
					 * but has failed to stop it.This is very likely to create a memory leak.
					 */
					Thread.sleep(2000);
				} catch (SchedulerException e) {
					_logger.error("Quartz failed to shutdown {}", e);
				} catch (InterruptedException e) {
					_logger.warn("Shutdown of quartz scheduler was interrupted.");
					Thread.currentThread().interrupt();
				}
			}
		}

		private void _sleep(long millis) {
			try {
				sleep(millis);
			} catch (InterruptedException ex) {
				_logger.warn("Scheduling was interrupted.");
				interrupt();
			}
		}

	}
}
/* Copyright (c) 2016, Salesforce.com, Inc.  All rights reserved. */

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AUTOPSY OF A VACCINEE CONFIRMS THE PRESENCE OF VIRAL RNA IN ALL HIS ORGANS
AUTOPSY CAN BE FOUND AT THIS LINK: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1201971221003647
Lipid nanoparticles containing the mRNA code provided by the misnamed "vaccine" circulate widely in the body after inoculation, invading all internal organs.
The first autopsy of a person vaccinated against Covid-19 revealed that viral RNA was found in almost every organ of the body. The vaccine, although it triggered an immune response, did not prevent the virus from entering the entire body 24 days after administration.
The antibodies generated did not stop the infection, confirming its irrelevance for immunization purposes, since, according to a study from Japan, we now know that it is the S1 spike protein that causes the damage.
An infectious disease specialist at a New Jersey hospital was consulted about what the autopsy raised. The first thing he asked was to remain anonymous: "You can't quote me by name, the hospital will fire me if you do." After being assured that his identity would not be revealed, he commented:
"People think that only a minority of people suffer adverse effects from the vaccine. This new research means that everyone will eventually have adverse effects, because those spike proteins will bind to ACE2 receptors everywhere in the body.
That mRNA was supposed to stay at the injection site and it is not. That means that the spike proteins created by the mRNA will also be in all organs, and we now know that it is the spike proteins that cause the damage.
Worse, viral RNA found in all organs despite a vaccine indicates that the vaccine is not working at all, and is boosting the virus, because of antibody-dependent enhancement (ADE), which means it actually spreads faster in vaccinated people.
We are looking at a global time bomb."
According to the published post-mortem report, the vaccinated man was 86 years old and tested negative for Covid-19 when he was first admitted to the hospital with severe gastrointestinal problems and difficulty breathing. This is what the reports describe:
We report on an 86-year-old male resident of a nursing home who received the SARS-CoV-2 vaccine. Medical history included systemic arterial hypertension, chronic venous insufficiency, dementia, and prostate carcinoma. On January 9, 2021, the man received the nucleoside-modified RNA vaccine BNT162b2 formulated with lipid nanoparticles at a dose of 30 μg. No blood tests are available for that day and the following two weeks. On the 18th, she was admitted to the hospital for worsening diarrhea. Since she did not present any clinical signs of COVID-19, isolation in a specific setting did not occur. Laboratory tests revealed hypochromic anemia and increased serum creatinine levels. Antigen testing and polymerase chain reaction (PCR) for SARS-CoV-2 were negative.
The autopsy report makes it clear that the tests showed no "Covid-associated morphologic changes" in his organs.
"Morphologic" means structural. It is now known that Covid infection causes very specific structural changes at the sites it infects.
The vaccinated patient who eventually died was in a room where another patient tested positive for Covid, and the report says they believe the dead vaccinated man contracted the disease after he was admitted – he tested positive for SARS-CoV-2 before he died – infected by his roommate.
If that was so, the damage to the now-dead vaccine recipient's organs took place before the other patient in the hospital room infected him.
Worse, once the vaccinated man actually contracted Covid, it spread so quickly within his body that he apparently never had a chance. Here are tissue images:
The conclusion of the post-mortem report can only be to acknowledge that the inoculation received weakened the immune system of the patient, who died four days after being admitted.
Given all the adverse reactions it is causing, we can deduce that contracting the vaccine is something much more dangerous than contracting the actual disease. A disease whose survival rate is 99.8%, despite which the WHO calls it a "pandemic". The same criminal organization, by the way, that has advised against performing autopsies, something that, as we have just seen, can dismantle the buoyant business of "immunizing" the previously terrified masses.
Let us remember that in Spain autopsies have been relegated by law in favor of telematic reports, lest the forensic experts stress us out, an unheard-of and unscientific procedure when we are supposed to be dealing with a novel disease. But in spite of so much unreason, the frightened Covidians continue to queue up to be poisoned.
https://astillasderealidad.blogspot.com/2021/06/la-autopsia-de-un-vacunado-confirma-la.html
LA AUTOPSIA DE UN VACUNADO CONFIRMA LA PRESENCIA DE ARN VIRAL EN TODOS SUS ÓRGANOS
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I read the autopsy and most of your info is accurate HOWEVER you should correct the misspelling of RNA in your headline and twice you refer to the deceased as "she"
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Caught that too, makes people question an otherwise interesting situation.
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Darn if you do and DAMN IF YOU DON'T!! I DO NOT KNOW WHAT TO DO OR CONSIDER.. I WILL CONTINUE TO FOLLOW MY FAITH!@ LOOK TOWARD THE FATHER IN HEAVEN TO DELIVER US ALL FROM THIS UNFORSAKEN EVIL!!!
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This is heavily contradicted by the autopsy you linked here :
"Our findings are in line with previous evidence from animal models that immunization against SARS-CoV-2 by vaccination appeared to reduce the severity of pathogenesis, especially with regard to severe lung disease, while viral RNA persisted in nasal swabs"
PS : my opinion is also that these vaccins should not be administered to entire populations as they seem to change little in the outcome of the current iteration of the novel covid sras-2, however lying about scientific papers does not bring credibility to questionning those vaccines utility, and credibility is something that the real science world is in dire need of at the moment.
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The health, safety, education, and well-being of children are largely dependent on their family's ability to make ends meet. "Economic security" means having enough income to meet basic needs and enough reserves to be protected against unexpected financial crises. For decades, Connecticut's lower-income families have faced stagnating or declining wages, rising costs, and growing economic instability and uncertainty. While Connecticut's economy grew and productivity increased in the recovery period between the 2001 recession and the Great Recession (2008 to 2010), wages for the bottom 50 percent of wage-earners either stagnated or declined. The result is that Connecticut workers in the lower half of the income spectrum entered the most severe recession since the Great Depression in worse economic shape than they were going into the milder 2001 recession. As a result of the Great Recession, income inequality in Connecticut has worsened.
In both good and bad times, Connecticut's working families have seen their economic opportunities diminish. Even when the economy was growing, wages stagnated or declined for the state's low- and middle-income workers and an increasing proportion of Connecticut workers earned less than the wage necessary to keep a family of four out of poverty.
Connecticut's relative wealth is tempered by high costs of living. Income in Connecticut does not go as far toward meeting basic needs as in other states. Recent data show that Connecticut had the third highest cost of living of any state in the contiguous U.S., with the highest prices in the country for groceries and the second highest for utilities. When adjusted for the high cost of living, Connecticut's lowest (10th percentile) are the sixth lowest in the contiguous U.S.
Typical measures of Connecticut's wealth hide huge and growing income and asset disparities. According to the Census Bureau, Connecticut has the fourth highest median income in the country, while at the same time income inequality is second to only New York. Additionally, the gaps in real income between wealthy and poor families, and also between wealthy and middle-income families, have grown more in Connecticut than in any other state over the past two decades. Disparities are also dramatic along racial and ethnic lines: Connecticut's racial disparities in household assets are among the greatest in the nation; the median white-headed household in Connecticut is more than 65 times wealthier than the median minority-headed household.
For many Connecticut families, the building blocks of economic security are crumbling as family income stagnates.
Connecticut is the only state in which the real (inflation-adjusted) income of the poorest 20% of families declined since the 1980s (by 17%, compared to a national increase of 11%).
The 5.1% real increase in the incomes of Connecticut's middle-income families since the late 1980s was the smallest percentage increase in any state.
Connecticut's very-low (10th percentile) and low (20th percentile) wages were less in 2011 than in 2001 (adjusted for inflation). Wages declined by roughly 7 percent for Connecticut's lowest paid workers between 2001 and 2011 (adjusted for inflation) compared to a 4 percent decline nationwide. During this same ten year period, wages for the state's highest paid workers (90th percentile) increased by 11.6 percent (adjusted for inflation).
One in five households in Connecticut is "asset poor." This means the household's financial assets (savings, property, retirement, etc.) are so low that the family cannot survive for three months if family income is interrupted, even if the household's expenses are reduced to the federal poverty level.
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"In fact, dad Clayton Cages and his son, Sebastian, are the darkest, snarkiest, most insightful Southern California duo to hit the airwaves since the late, lamented David and David."
What would Sigmund Freud say about a father and son being in the same rock and roll band? I can't speculate about other outfits, but if the group was The Cages, he might be moved to say 'bitchin'!' In German, of course. The rest of you, who are about to hear these very hip, longhaired surfer-type dudes, are bound to come up with your own superlatives, regarding their debut e.p., Being Careful, which comes out in February. But, I'm just guessing, you are bound to throw around words like 'melodic,' 'sardonic,' 'lyrical' and 'satirical.' In fact, dad Clayton Cages and his son, Sebastian, are the darkest, snarkiest, most insightful Southern California duo to hit the airwaves since the late, lamented David and David.
We have an unusual institution to thank for this sublime Alternative band, which mixes everything from Folk-Rock toThe Beach Boys, Zeppelin to Lynyrd Skynyrd. An institution that doesn't get nearly enough props: Higher Education.
College's loss was rock's gain.
When he and his dad are not making their own.
Being Careful is full of memorable melodies, gorgeous and unforgettable, and chockfull of brilliantly snide lyrics, which limn, shall we say, the phonier side of life.
The leadoff song, "California," is a prime example. Set to a lovely, lacy tune and a pacific vibe, the Cages boys then proceed to use the old trick of attaching a lurid lyric to the pretty song, like a rusted can tied to the tail of a stallion. The chorus calls Cali, a place for "dreamers/Non-profits and schemers," all set to beatific harmonies, acoustic guitars and mandolins. The effect is impressive and unsettling. It's followed by "Flies Flirts Floats," which sounds like the unholy alliance of Warren Zevon's twisted, sardonic lyrics and the southern groove of Skynyrd. Every tune on this e.p. (there's a full-length album coming in February) digs deep into the psyche and stays buried there.
Also, The Cages haven't exactly gone Hollywood, but they do seem Broadway bound. At least one of their tunes is. New York City's hottest underground play, about doomed young painter Jean-Michel Basquiat and his mentor (entitled Collaboration: Warhol & Basquiat), features a song by the duo, and the play is being whispered about as the Next Big Thing.
"We've got our work cut out for us," says Clayton Cages. "We start touring on December 8th and have to pick one of the labels that is courting us, but those are pretty good problems to have. This thing, our band, man, is a done deal," says the upbeat, clearly-confident elder Cages.
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Home News Raytheon Eyes Joint Standoff Weapon Integration for Air Force F-35As
Raytheon Eyes Joint Standoff Weapon Integration for Air Force F-35As
Posted By: Jane Edwardson: November 19, 2019 In: News, Technology
A Raytheon-built joint standoff weapon is expected to be certified for use on the U.S. Air Force's F-35A Lighting II fighter aircraft by the end of November, FlightGlobal reported Monday.
Raytheon said the approval of the AGM-154 JSOW precision-strike glide bomb would pave the way for the company to offer the weapon system to international F-35A operators.
Mark Borup, senior manager of business development for air warfare systems at Raytheon's missile systems business, said the Air Force will use testing data from the U.S. Navy to facilitate the integration of the standoff weapon onto the fighter jet. The Navy has qualified the JSOW for use on its fleet of F-35C planes.
"It is going to be fully integrated on the F-35A and the importance of that is that the USA has a number of friends and allies who have the F-35A," said Borup. "It's very significant. It's a capability that many of our friends and allies really, really advocate for."
Borup added that six countries from the Middle East have initiated efforts to acquire the JSOW-C Block III variant.
AGM-154 JSOW has a GPS-guided glide bomb and can also be integrated into Lockheed Martin's F-16 and Boeing's F-15 and F/A-18E/F aircraft. The Block III variant features a tandem warhead and an infrared seeker designed to zero in on hostile targets.
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Soil Association's Organic September campaign might be coming to an end but that doesn't mean you need to stop on your journey towards a healthier life and a more conscious way of shopping, be it your groceries or skincare. In fact, these initiatives are aimed at raising more awareness and helping us to make better choices for us and our families not just during the campaign week or month, but throughout the year.
Whereas in my youth I could have (and I did) cut corners on many things in life, now that I have children I want the best of everything for them and cutting corners isn't an option for me and The Hubby. This also applies to skincare products that we put on their skin every single day. If you think that a pretty label with a cute baby on it means a product is safe for your child, then you really need to think twice. Being a conscious consumer means you need to stay vigilant and a bit wary of the marketing techniques that we're exposed to day in and day out. Expensive TV adverts, glossy magazine articles, celebrity endorsements – these are just a few channels that many global brands use to entice you to buy their product. But have you looked at the list of their ingredients? How much do you know about each ingredient that goes into that product? You might question why and how a particular foods item has been preserved to extend its shelf life so why wouldn't you question why your baby's face or body cream has a shelf life of a few years? Skincare industry isn't regulated the way that food industry is so in some (if not many) cases, it's completely acceptable for brands to overuse claims such as 'organic' or 'dermatologically tested' when actually those terms shouldn't be used at all (e.g. I've seen brands use the term organic to describe a whole product when only less than 1% of the ingredients is truly organic – see Soil Association's Campaign for Clarity where they expose certain brands and also read this Guardian article) or the term is misleading (e.g. dermatologically tested doesn't necessarily mean a product is safe or free from any potentially harmful ingredients). One of the myths that I encounter on a regular basis (and I admit I shared myself in the past) is that organic 'stuff' is really expensive. In many (if not most) cases, this isn't actually true – what we all need to realise that many organic skincare brands aren't well established (compared to larger corporations) so they don't have huge advertising and marketing budgets in place. Therefore, all of their focus is instead funnelled into producing high quality products using the best of ingredients. Another misconception is that if you pay a hefty price for a (conventional/ high street) skincare product, then it must be 'better' and high quality. Again, many conventional brands (often globally owned by huge corporations) plough a lot of money into promoting their products and what is sacrificed as a result is the quality of ingredients. Going back to the 'organic' claims – to ensure you buy products that are truly organic, look out for certification logos from reputable kitemark organisations, such as Soil Association, NATRUE and ECOCERT.
I admit this area can seem like a minefield but if you're interested in making more conscious consumer choices and want to avoid "the nasties" in skincare products that you and your family use, then you'll find this topic fascinating once you open your eyes to how big brands play on our lack of awareness. So arm yourself with knowledge because, you know, it's power, and choose products more carefully and wisely.
In this blog post, I want to highlight three fairly inexpensive (relatively speaking) natural and organic body oils that you can use to moisturise your children's skin. Eczema, contact dermatitis and generally sensitive skin affects me and my children so I know just how important it is to choose the right products for yourself and your little ones.
If you're interested to find out more about face oils for yourself, then check out my post Face oils – What's all the fuss?
Sweet almond oil is cold pressed from the seed (which we think of as the nut) of an almond tree.
One of the most popular carrier oils for massage and aromatherapy.
It's highly lubricating but not absorbed too quickly by the skin.
It has nourishing, moisturising and protecting qualities.
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Borage – also known as starflower, due to the star shape of its flowers – originated in the Mediterranean and is cold-pressed from the small black seeds of the plant. It's slightly heavy and can leave an oily – albeit protective – barrier on the skin so it should be mixed with a light carrier oil to avoid an oily residue (with a 1/9 ratio).
It penetrates the deeper layers of the epidermis.
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It has moisturising properties and has a slight 'waxy' consistency which adds a protectant quality, either for skin or hair.
It has a chemical structure very similar to human sebum and it's fairly easily absorbed by skin, meaning it's suitable for most skin types.
It's suitable to treat eczema, psoriasis and acne.
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It also has a high content of other vitamins – B1, B2 and B6. These vitamins promote cell production and boost the immune system, with B2 also having antioxidant properties. Vitamin B6 supports the nervous system and brain function.
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Have you tried any of these oils either on yourself or your children? What other raw oils do you use?
Disclosure: This post has been written by me as a consumer, rather than a skincare expert. It's intended for informational purposes and you are advised to do your own research. All products mentioned in this post have been purchased by me.
I have used jojoba oil and sweet almond oil myself, they are fantastic for sensitive skin!


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Riverhead court report: East Hampton man pleads guilty to contempt
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There were 275 cases on the docket in Riverhead Town Justice Richard Ehlers' court March 31-April 2. The following are among those adjudicated.
• James McErlean Jr., 56, of Montgomery Avenue in East Hampton pleaded guilty to second-degree criminal contempt and was sentenced to six months in jail and issued an order of protection.
• George Lamond III, 45, of Longview Road in Wading River pleaded guilty to driving while ability impaired, reduced from driving while intoxicated, and was fined $660.
• Jeffrey Ovsianik, 48, of Little Neck Road in Cutchogue pleaded guilty to DWAI, reduced from DWI, and was fined $660.
• Louise Reeves, 32, of Riverleigh Avenue in Riverside pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct, reduced from fourth-degree criminal possession of stolen property, and was fined $300.
• A DWI charge against Jose Velasquez-Galeas, 33, of Winfield Street in Brentwood was dismissed in town court, as he was indicted in county court.
• A DWI charge against David Dougherty III, 35, of Pleasure Drive in Flanders was dismissed in town court, as he was indicted in county court.
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BALTIMORE — Zia Hellman ready to welcome her kindergarten college students again to Walter P. Carter Elementary/Center Faculty this month the best way any trainer would on the primary day of college: She fussed over her classroom.
Ms. Hellman, 26, dodged across the triangular desks, spaced six toes aside and taped off in blue bins. She fretted in regards to the blandness of the partitions, fumbled with the plastic dividers overlaying title tags and organized the person yoga mats that changed colourful carpets. Each window was open for further air flow, chilling the air.
"I ponder how they're going to react to all of this," she mentioned, palms on her hips, scanning the room for the final time. "I don't know what I'm alleged to really feel, however it feels proper."
Ms. Hellman was amongst about two dozen academics and employees members required to return to work on Nov. 16 for the primary in-person instruction in Baltimore Metropolis Public Faculties since March. Town was the primary giant college district in Maryland and the latest among urban districts in the country to tiptoe into one of many highest-stakes experiments within the historical past of the nation's public training system: educating face-to-face in a pandemic.
Returning to the classroom has not been simple; neither has distant studying.
Educators trying to get again in entrance of scholars have needed to navigate conflicting steerage from politicians and public well being officers. Some academics' unions have refused to return to buildings till the virus abates, ostracizing colleagues who dare break with them. Alternatively, the nation's most weak youngsters have sustained extreme educational and social hurt from the remote-learning experiment. Mother and father, navigating their very own financial and work struggles, are more and more determined.
Ms. Hellman has yearned to be again in her college constructing in northeast Baltimore since September. She additionally understands the dangers.
"I really feel like I'm a bit in 'The Starvation Video games,'" Ms. Hellman mentioned. "I didn't volunteer as tribute, I used to be chosen as tribute. However I wish to be right here for my college students."
Superintendents, meantime, have needed to navigate a firestorm of political strain, parental choice and the burden of a once-in-a lifetime public well being disaster.
"Superintendents have all the time needed to cope with conflicting pursuits, however it's by no means been this type of life-and-death steadiness," mentioned Michael Casserly, the chief director of the Council of the Nice Metropolis Faculties, a coalition of huge, city public college methods throughout the nation. "To have pursuits and choices altering week to week, everyday, makes this example not like something public training has ever confronted."
For Sonja Santelises, the chief government officer of Baltimore Metropolis Public Faculties, the choice to reopen 27 colleges on Nov. 16 to about 1,200 academically at-risk college students — corresponding to kindergartners, particular training college students and English-language learners — final week was not a selection however an obligation. She made the decision on the recommendation of the town's public well being commissioner.
"If I have been to cling to one-liners or search to attain political factors like some individuals need, I'd select to not see these households who want choices, who want translators, these refugee households who walked miles to get their youngsters an training," Ms. Santelises mentioned. "I can't try this."
Baltimore decreased the variety of deliberate constructing reopenings to 27 from 44 because the virus surged in sure components of the town. However the native academics' union is calling for buildings in Ms. Santelises's district to remain closed till they're deemed completely protected or a vaccine is broadly accessible. It has pressured particular person academics towards volunteering to return and encouraged parents to boycott.
These tensions reverberate throughout the nation, the place colleges are grappling with the pandemic in broadly various methods, with some closing this month after opening earlier this fall at the same time as others like in Baltimore simply now try to reopen.
"We're not simply being obstructionist; we're obstructing the district from placing individuals's lives in danger," mentioned Diamonté Brown, the president of the Baltimore Lecturers Union.
Greater than 70,000 schoolchildren left Baltimore lecture rooms in March, when the coronavirus outbreak in the USA was declared a pandemic. Since then, college leaders have targeted on non permanent measures. They purchased computer systems and internet-access units, despatched worksheets to college students' houses, staffed their cafeterias and buses to serve meals to their communities, and waited for path from native and federal well being officers that by no means actually got here.
However now, with the pandemic threatening to derail the training and prospects of a era of youngsters, district leaders are feeling strain to maneuver on their very own.
In Washington, D.C., inner testing information reveals steep declines within the variety of kindergartners via second grade college students assembly literacy benchmarks, The Washington Post reported. In Houston, big numbers of center and highschool college students are failing their first semester, according to The Houston Chronicle. Even prosperous, high-performing districts like Fairfax County, Va., a Washington suburb, are reporting alarming rates of center and highschool college students failing lessons, notably English-language learners and college students with disabilities — two populations {that a} latest Government Accountability Office report discovered have been poorly served by distant studying.
Among the many most alarming statistics are the numerous enrollment declines that districts throughout the nation are experiencing, particularly among kindergartners. Public training is out of attain for some households with out web entry or with residence lives which are unconducive to distant leaning. Some households have merely given up.
'My Masks Is on My Face'
Ms. Hellman, in her fourth 12 months of educating kindergarten, understood what returning to the classroom would imply. She wouldn't have the ability to see her 92-year-old grandmother. She is likely to be topic to "corona-shaming" by colleagues, household and pals who've stayed away from work. She was placing herself personally in danger.
However, she reasoned, "I'm younger, I'm wholesome."
At 9:15 a.m., every of the six college students whose households had opted for in-person studying in her classroom obtained temperature checks. Two minutes later, one pupil was excitedly holding his masks as much as present her its design.
"I really like your masks," Ms. Hellman advised him, "however I believe it could be cuter on."
At 9:30, all the scholars have been allowed to take away their masks to snack on Cinnamon Toast Crunch and applesauce. "It's solely 10 minutes," she advised them and herself, "and the home windows are open."
By 10:30, issues had settled down, and she or he was only a trainer. College students have been working towards writing their letters. By 11, they have been getting ready for recess by singing to the tune of "The Farmer within the Dell":
My masks is on my face.
Masks preserve you and me protected.
"The aim of the primary day is to feed them, have enjoyable and ship them residence," Ms. Hellman mentioned. "We want them to return again the following day."
Not solely did her six in-class college students return that subsequent day, however so did 19 of her college students studying nearly. So did Brandon Pinkney, the varsity's principal, who was displaying her classroom to a mother or father who was contemplating sending her son again.
Within the 24 hours since in-person lessons resumed, Mr. Pinkney was fielding inquiries from mother and father intrigued by what they have been seeing within the classroom via their youngsters's laptop screens at residence.
He canvassed the constructing, popping his head into totally different lecture rooms and mentally reconfiguring the areas, simply in case. He hoped to order an additional desk for a pupil who advised him bluntly that he was achieved with "that digital stuff" however would return if the varsity reopened.
"I do know he's within the streets," Mr. Pinkney mentioned. "If I don't see him this week, I'm going to get him."
Many employees members within the college mentioned that they had solely returned to the constructing as a result of it was Mr. Pinkney's voice on the road, telling them that that they had been chosen.
He promised transparency and assist, and that was sufficient for Rachael Charles. A special-education trainer with two youngsters at residence, she wasn't as simple to influence as Ms. Hellman, who acknowledged that as a younger, childless trainer, she didn't face the identical selection between her life and livelihood.
With the Black neighborhood disproportionately affected by the virus, Ms. Charles, who's African-American, had been understanding over the summer time, taking nutritional vitamins and alkaline water, simply in case. However she nonetheless explored taking a go away of absence.
"I really like my college students dearly, however I'm coming again into the classroom to handle youngsters when nobody is taking good care of mine," she mentioned.
Security dangers apart, Ms. Charles questioned if she would have the ability to be the trainer that her college students remembered. "I'm very hands-on, and it's arduous to have them proper in my attain and never assist them the best way they want," she mentioned.
When a pupil with a slight bodily incapacity struggled to drag his masks all the way down to eat lunch, she initially stood exterior his blue field, encouraging him. "Beneath your chin, you are able to do it."
However earlier than lengthy, her hand was on his mouth, and she or he pulled it down herself.
Downstairs, Mr. Pinkney was in a hallway with a gaggle of clinicians debating whether or not to do digital or in-person particular training assessments.
"It doesn't make sense to do them nearly when we've got evaluation rooms right here," he mentioned. "They're cleaned each hour on the hour."
"Each hour?" a skeptical voice may very well be heard asking over a speakerphone.
"On the hour," a voice chimed in from close by.
That voice belonged to Donice Willis, the varsity custodian. A 66-year-old grandmother of 11, she had by no means stopped working through the pandemic, and she or he couldn't wait for youngsters to return to the constructing.
She mentioned she knew that she was among the many highest danger teams for the coronavirus. She hopes to retire at 70, however she mentioned she had relinquished management of that purpose to the identical larger energy she hopes is defending her from Covid-19.
"You're going to go at some point from one thing," Ms. Willis mentioned. "If God provides me 70, I'll take it."
When a maskless pupil walked out of a classroom she was getting ready to scrub, she barely flinched: "Put your masks on, pookie," she mentioned.
'Maintain the Line': A Superintendent Stands Agency
Round dismissal time on Nov. 18, a Wednesday afternoon, information broke that New York Metropolis had reached a coronavirus positivity threshold of 3 percent, which might lead to one other shutdown of in-person instruction. Town's colleges had been open for lower than two months. Throughout the hour, Washington city officials announced that talks between district and union officers had fallen aside.
Lecturers in Baltimore questioned how their metropolis leaders would react. Maryland's positivity price was above 6 p.c.
Ms. Santelises stood her floor. The science was robust that transmission charges in colleges remained low, she mentioned. A trainer had emailed, "maintain the road."
Ms. Hellman targeted on how properly her new regular was going. She was sporting two masks now, and she or he didn't must remind her college students to maintain theirs on as a lot. She gushed over how her in-person college students waved at her distant pupils. Her solely concern was that her distant learners have been lacking the banter and nonverbal cues her college students have been getting within the classroom.
"In the present day was higher," she mentioned. "It simply seems like that is how it's, and it's solely been three days."
Then got here the fact test. Shortly after 8:30 a.m. on Thursday, Mr. Pinkney emailed the employees to say somebody had reported Covid-like signs, and two lessons had been despatched residence to quarantine.
"Oh my God," Ms. Hellman mentioned. "It's right here."
Mr. Pinkney adopted protocols, alerted classmates and employees members, and submitted the case to the district.
Ms. Hellman felt defeated.
"Covid doesn't care what day it's," she mentioned. "It doesn't care that you've a protect in entrance of your face, it doesn't care in case you have a masks on many of the day, however not 10 minutes whilst you're consuming."
Baltimore introduced that very same day that colleges that had begun providing in-person instruction wouldn't resume it after Thanksgiving till Dec. 7, amid warnings about holiday gatherings and journey. A few of the personal colleges within the space had achieved the identical.
The actions of Baltimore's personal colleges through the pandemic have weighed closely on Ms. Santelises. These college students have clearly had an academic benefit, and one in all them is her daughter. Two of her different youngsters attend public constitution colleges which are closed.
"As a mother, I'm residing the distinction, and the inequity is astounding" Ms. Santelises mentioned. "I'm saying goodbye to 1 each morning on the bus cease, and I'm watching the distinction it makes. I see my daughters' faces me at residence, like: 'You all aren't even going to attempt?'"
The announcement of the brand new delay spurred members of the academics' union to protest, and members marched to totally different buildings calling for the district to close down the buildings for the remainder of the semester. By the top of the week, not less than 15 employees members had examined optimistic for the virus, the union mentioned.
Ms. Brown, the union chief, mentioned the district was insulting academics who had been working across the clock to ship high quality instruction to their college students at residence.
"There's extra to training than academics standing in entrance of scholars educating a lesson," she mentioned.
Feeling Like Herself Once more
On Friday, Ms. Hellman was nonetheless standing in entrance of scholars. Because the day drew to an in depth, she helped a pupil draw what he was grateful for. Per week in, she was crossing into her college students' blue bins with out a lot thought.
Exterior, as the scholars performed collectively whereas awaiting their mother and father, the instructions have been much more relaxed: "You possibly can take your masks off, however don't get too shut," Ms. Hellman mentioned.
Sharrea Brown embraced her 5-year-old daughter, Paige Myers. Over the course of the week, Ms. Brown had watched Paige's temper enhance. At residence, the pissed off youngster would yell "You're not my trainer!" when she tried to assist.
Paige mentioned she was nervous in regards to the "unhealthy germ," so she has a message for different youngsters who wish to return to highschool: "Hold your masks on."
Ms. Brown was hopeful that with college open, she may additionally resume some normalcy. She took a go away of absence from her job in March, and her unemployment was stretching solely to date.
"Christmas ain't trying too good," Ms. Brown mentioned. "However she's good," she mentioned of her daughter. "She's nearly again to feeling like herself once more."
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make my own dumpling wrappers!
Well Really Whatever You Have At Hand!
I found this recipe at UseRealButter's blog HERE!
the best looking of the lot!
I am sure I can do better with more practice!
of course I used my HappyCallPan!
hi emily, your pot stickers look great! the last time i made them, they looked so ugly and out of shape..i definately need more practice!!
Yay indeed! Your pot stickers looks delish, yum, yum!
I have not tried making them before!
Emily - your pot stickers are absolutely amazing - you rock girl!
I've been very naughty as not only have I not put my dumpling dough recipe up on my blog I've not yet managed to make another batch:( Now the pressure is really on. Back at work tomoz so I'll have to make something next weekend. Mmmm, maybe I'll have to concoct a dumpling dessert to go with your pot stickers. BTW, those little dumpling pleats look perfect!
You did everything from scratch, even the skin! I did it once too and then got lazy so now buy the skin from the market lol! I guess homemade is still the best though! Looks delicious!
The wrappers were abit tough becos too thick! Gonna keep practising!
I have a dumpling dessert in mind already! Something I had been wanting to make for the longest time!
Clue: banana leave, red or green color, mung beans... and steaming!
ooooh, can't wait for your dessert it sounds delish!


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Q: TreeView Check/UnCheck all child items How do i check/uncheck all child items in TreeView?
Probably error happened when one of items become to selected state and child items checked/unchecked buggy.
Link to VS 2010 Project+Exe
Video on YOUTUBE
private void Form1_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
    {
        treeView1.CheckBoxes = true;
        treeView1.BeginUpdate();
        treeView1.Nodes.Add("1111");
        treeView1.Nodes[0].Nodes.Add("2222");
        treeView1.Nodes[0].Nodes.Add("2222");
        treeView1.Nodes[0].Nodes.Add("2222");
        treeView1.Nodes[0].Nodes.Add("2222");
        treeView1.Nodes[0].Nodes[1].Nodes.Add("3333");
        treeView1.Nodes[0].Nodes[1].Nodes[0].Nodes.Add("4444");
        treeView1.Nodes[0].Nodes[1].Nodes[0].Nodes.Add("4444");
        treeView1.Nodes[0].Nodes[1].Nodes[0].Nodes.Add("4444");
        treeView1.EndUpdate();

        treeView1.ExpandAll();
    }

    private void treeView1_AfterCheck(object sender, TreeViewEventArgs e)
    {
        treeView1.BeginUpdate();

        foreach (TreeNode Node in e.Node.Nodes)
        {
            Node.Checked = e.Node.Checked;
        }

        treeView1.EndUpdate();
    }

A: using your code that you have in the Form_Load keep that code it works and add these 2 methods in your code
private void Form1_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
    treeView1.CheckBoxes = true;
    treeView1.BeginUpdate();
    treeView1.Nodes.Add("1111");
    treeView1.Nodes[0].Nodes.Add("2222");
    treeView1.Nodes[0].Nodes.Add("2222");
    treeView1.Nodes[0].Nodes.Add("2222");
    treeView1.Nodes[0].Nodes.Add("2222");
    treeView1.Nodes[0].Nodes[1].Nodes.Add("3333");
    treeView1.Nodes[0].Nodes[1].Nodes[0].Nodes.Add("4444");
    treeView1.Nodes[0].Nodes[1].Nodes[0].Nodes.Add("4444");
    treeView1.Nodes[0].Nodes[1].Nodes[0].Nodes.Add("4444");
    treeView1.EndUpdate();
    treeView1.ExpandAll();
}

private void treeView1_AfterCheck(object sender, TreeViewEventArgs e)
{
    foreach (TreeNode childNode in e.Node.Nodes)
    {
        childNode.Checked = e.Node.Checked;
    }
}

A: The solution that I've figured out was the following:

*

*To perform the selection I used Linq:
if (e.Node.Nodes.Count > 0) e.Node.Nodes.Cast<TreeNode>().Where(tnc => tnc.Checked != e.Node.Checked).ForEach(tn => tn.Checked = e.Node.Checked);

*Then to handle the event selection I extended the TreeView class:

public class MyTV : TreeView
{
protected bool TopOfCascade;
TreeNode startNode;
public Action FinishedCheckEventsDelegate;
public Action InitiateCascadeCheckEventsDelegate;
public MyTV()
  : base()
{
  TopOfCascade = false;
  startNode = null;
}
protected override void OnBeforeCheck(TreeViewCancelEventArgs e)
{
  base.OnBeforeCheck(e);
  if (!TopOfCascade && !e.Cancel)
  {
    TopOfCascade = true;
    startNode = e.Node;
    if (InitiateCascadeCheckEventsDelegate != null)
 InitiateCascadeCheckEventsDelegate();
  }
}
protected override void OnAfterCheck(TreeViewEventArgs e)
{
  base.OnAfterCheck(e);
  if (startNode == e.Node && e.Action != TreeViewAction.Unknown)
  {
    if (FinishedCheckEventsDelegate != null) FinishedCheckEventsDelegate();
    TopOfCascade = false;
    startNode = null;
  }
}

In the host control, you can hook the pre and post cascade events and iterate over all checked/unchecked tree nodes avoiding a lot of cross event firing. You control the cascade via some container.
I got the ForEach to IEnumerable from the following an implementation from the web:
public static void ForEach<T>(this IEnumerable<T> source, Action<T> action)
{
  if (source == null) throw new ArgumentNullException("source");
  if (action == null) throw new ArgumentNullException("action");
  foreach (T item in source)
  {
    action(item);
  }
}

Good Luck!

A: Here is an answer (from Hans Passant):
Winforms treeview, recursively check child nodes problem
Im writing it as answer, not comment to make it easier to find.

A:     private void treeView1_AfterCheck(object sender, TreeViewEventArgs e)
    {

        if (e.Action != TreeViewAction.Unknown)
        {
            if (e.Node.Nodes.Count > 0)
            {
                /* Calls the CheckAllChildNodes method, passing in the current
                Checked value of the TreeNode whose checked state changed. */
                this.CheckAllChildNodes(e.Node, e.Node.Checked);
            }

        }
    }

   private void CheckAllChildNodes(TreeNode treeNode, bool nodeChecked)
    {
        foreach (TreeNode node in treeNode.Nodes)
        {
            node.Checked = nodeChecked;
            if (node.Nodes.Count > 0)
            {
                // If the current node has child nodes, call the CheckAllChildsNodes method recursively.
                this.CheckAllChildNodes(node, nodeChecked);
            }
        }
    }

A:     private void CheckAllChildNodes(TreeNode treeNode, bool nodeChecked)
    {
        foreach (TreeNode node in treeNode.Nodes)
        {
            node.Checked = nodeChecked;
            if (node.Nodes.Count > 0)
            {
                this.CheckAllChildNodes(node, nodeChecked);
            }
        }
    }
    private void treeView_AfterCheck(object sender, TreeViewEventArgs e)
    {
        if (e.Action != TreeViewAction.Unknown)
        {
            if (e.Node.Nodes.Count > 0)
            {
                if (!e.Node.Checked)
                {
                    this.CheckAllChildNodes(e.Node, e.Node.Checked);
                }
            }
        }

        if (e.Node.Parent != null)
        {
            TreeNode n = e.Node;
            while (n.Parent != null)
            {
                if (n.Checked)
                {
                    n.Parent.Checked = true;
                }
                n = n.Parent;
            }
        }

    }

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Q: Dividing QImage to smaller pieces I have an image, and I want to divide this image to n pieces. So what I'm wondering is that how can I do this with QImage? Or is there a better(performance wise) Qt class for this task?
For example imagine I have an image consist of 1920x1080 pixels, and I want to divide it to 100 pieces which means each piece will consist of 192x108 pixels. Note that I don't want to create same piece scaled to 192x108. Each piece is a distinct piece of the main picture.

I have attached an Image to make my question clearer.
This image consist of 1920x1080 pixels and each part dived with grids consists of 192x108 pixels, I want to treat each of them as QImage object without actually dividing it to 100 pieces.
Is there a way to do this with QImage? Performance is important here because I'll analyze each piece and usually there is going to be more than 1000 piece.
Thank you for your help!
EDIT: Both methods work perfectly, however alexisdm's method is  bit more complex, lower-level, but faster. jmk's method is  easier to use but it's slower.
Thanks for both answers.

A: You can accomplish this by creating new QImage objects of the desired dimensions, then drawing the appropriate pieces of the source image into them. To do this, create a QPainter from the empty target image, and use the drawImage() method to copy a specific sub-rectangle.
If performance is important, however, you might want to look at ways to avoid unnecessary copies of your source image. For example, if your algorithm only needs to look at a 192x108 piece of the picture at a time, could it just limit its analysis to a particular sub-rectangle of the original image?
If you can restructure your code this way, you can avoid creating additional images entirely.

A: You can use built-in function QImage QImage::copy(const QRect &part) that creates subimage.

A: You can create a QImage without copying any data by using the same stride (bytes per line) and format as the source image and passing the raw data buffer, with an offset corresponding to the desired starting position, to one of the constructors of QImage:
QImage createSubImage(QImage* image, const QRect & rect) {
    size_t offset = rect.x() * image->depth() / 8
                    + rect.y() * image->bytesPerLine();
    return QImage(image->bits() + offset, rect.width(), rect.height(),
                  image->bytesPerLine(), image->format());
}

The source image must exist as long as the sub QImage exists.
But it might not work if the analyzing code tries to access the image raw data directly without using QImage::bytesPerLine(), QImage::scanLine() or QImage::pixel().


It's getting cold around here, especially at night. Soon, we are going to an even colder place – the place of my birth, where there is snow, and prowling skinheads, and a purring kitteh on the window, and rose-patterned bedsheets, and my mother and wonderful aunts and grandmothers. I'm in the mood for mulled wine and lots and lots of beautiful people, specifically, beautiful older women.
I could go on and on, but I shall leave it at that. I hope everyone, including would-be cubs (look up cougar terminology sometime if you're wondering what the hell I'm talking about), enjoys this list as much as I have enjoyed putting it together. I like to think there is a little bit something for everybody here, but if you feel that a glaring omission has occurred, go ahead and sound off. Something tells me that more "older women are hawt" lists are forthcoming.
I so want to be Dame Judy when I grow up.
Oh, I like that you picked Cristine Rose from Heroes! She's growing on me this season. Forget the cheerleader and Ali Larter! (Of course, I also like tough, sensitive, cuddly Matt, the mind-reading cop.) Actually, I like pretty much all your choices.
For examples of beautiful older women (and some men) who are not celebrities, you may enjoy the Advanced Style blog. The pictures give me such hope for my future!
I *love* both Judi and Cristine. Definitely, they give me hope.
And that blog is awesome. It is now on my sidebar. Thanks!
A very nice selection of 'hawt' older women. How old is 'older', by the way? Just wondering.
I do however feel that one of the most wonderful and important things about ageing in women is the ability to let go of the compulsion to be 'hawt' all the time, if you see what I mean. I'm guessing a lot of these women are deemed 'hawt' because they look younger than they are – in other words, they are making the effort to stay younger-looking. So we are saying that youth is 'hawt', and older women can be 'hawt' too, as long as they toe the line and make efforts to look younger.
I'm not making a criticism – it's nice (very nice) to see these faces here – I just always have a bit of uneasiness when anyone talks about 'hawt' older women, or women who 'look good for their age' (which I'm guessing is the same thing) – because to me behind that is a judgement that older women who cannot for whatever reason be deemed 'hawt' or 'looking good for their age' are not good enough, or not doing it right, or can be dismissed for whatever other reason.
All of these women are in the public eye in one way or another, which is why I think, for them, the bar is set much higher. I think you can have a very successful public career without bothering about hotness a whole lot (Janet Reno, Doris Lessing, etc.), but it's true that men are forgiven much more than women when it comes to looks regardless of one's chosen profession. You make a good point – women are not allowed to age without a whole lot of drama. Their achievements take a backseat to discussions on Botox.
My shitck, though, is ultimately posting pictures of people I personally find attractive.
I like gawking at people, let's face it. I think people can be "gawkable" for most of their lives, if they want to make an effort. And I think that none of the women on this list are necessarily not acting their age – I wouldn't consider someone like Donatella Versace hawt, for example, because she's trying to look 16, and that's a turn-off for me (for others it's quite the opposite).
Obviously, posting pictures of people you find attractive is going to exclude those you find unattractive or simply uninteresting. I think that's true of people at any age. I post a lot of pictures – women like Monica Bellucci, like Michelle Yeoh, hell, women like my mother. I am never going to look like that, even with a great photographer.
But it doesn't bother me a whole lot anymore.
Just like it doesn't bother me that when I'm 64, nobody's going to be posting pictures of me saying "dayyyymn." I'm not going to age as well as my mother, I don't have those genes (thanks, dad!). But my mother is exceptional – not everyone can look like her, even if they try (and she's had no plastic surgery, so it just goes to show). It doesn't make her a better person, but it does make her hawt.
They really are that shallow.
So, yeah, attractive – Yoko gets my vote, and Susan Sarandon and Judi Dench – you can't beat those twinkly eyes!
How about Glen Close? She is the first women that I ever kissed in my dreams.
This list is great. There isn't a single woman on it that I wouldn't love to look like if I get older.
I've always had a little crush on Loreena McKennitt. See here.
Loreena is crush-worthy indeed. Glenn too (definitely one of those women who have gotten hotter with age, btw).
Been meaning to stop by and say thank you for this. So, umm, 'thank you'!
Hillary has nice legs. I'd rather bed HER than Monica anyday and I'm Jewish!
Ah. Nina…I'm starting to rethink that girl-girl thing from my high school daydreams. Getting old isn't so bad. I mean for me–It looks like aging has been amazing for Nina!
I'd add Isabelle Huppert to this list!
Not to mention the inestimable Dame Helen Mirren,(nee Illiana Lydia Petrovna Mironova), who is, to me, the sine qua non of female beauty.
But I really just stopped by to say many congratulations on your nuptials, Natalia! Very best wishes to y'all.
– My friend, the playwright Swar, posted about Anna Yablonskaya and the Moscow bomb blast.
I added your blog to my favourite blogs list.
So, all the best from India.
PS – I'm an older woman and I dig it.
I'd do every one of them…twice!


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