As the busy fall harvest season begins to gear up, now is a good time to be reminded of safety concerns relating to silage gases. Check out this factsheet that summarizes the concerns and provides safety tips.
Livestock producers may find themselves with extra corn, corn silage, or hay for sale; while others may be looking to purchase additional feed. To facilitate the local marketing of feed commodities, UW-Extension has developed a website where growers facing shortages can find growers who have excess feed to sell. The website is http://farmertofarmer.uwex.edu .
The Farmer to Farmer Corn and Forage List is free of charge for both buyers and sellers. Users can search for high moisture corn, corn grain, corn silage, haylage or hay. Buyers and sellers can search in just one county or in any number of counties at once.
New in 2008 is a separate link for horse owners looking to buy and sell hay. Click on the "Want Horse Feed" link. This site provides a market for hay producers that grow hay for horses. Horse hay buyers and sellers can search for hay in small squares, big round bales, or big square bales. They can also search for alfalfa/grass mix, all grass, or all alfalfa, depending on the needs of the buyer. Hay marketed at this site is for horse owners wishing to emphasis quality, color, and bale type.
New Custom Rate Guide is Available custom_rates_2013 The latest edition of the WI Custom Rates Guide is available and provides estimate for custom rates for various farming equipment and operations.
Did you know that USDA has an agricultural thesaurus and glossary presented in English and Spanish as part of the National Agricultural Library? You can download these materials too. Check out their website!
Farmers and businesses primarily serving agriculture are also invited to contact the Farmers Health Insurance Cooperative of WI for more information by calling (800) 539-9370 or visiting their website at www.farmershealthcooperative.com .
Partners in Rural Wisconsin Guide provides information to rural landowners on what its like to live in the country!Rural land ownership has its own unique responsibilities that require the partnership of adjoining landowners and farmers. This guide is intended to help build positive relationships between farmers and non-farm neighbors by providing information about the realities of agriculture and issues related to rural landownership.
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Movie theater struggling to stay afloat amid…
Movie theater struggling to stay afloat amid COVID-19 shutdown
Prime Cinemas Red Bluff is selling concessions in hopes of keeping its doors open during the pandemic. (Julie Zeeb — Daily News)
By Julie Zeeb | jzeeb@redbluffdailynews.com | Red Bluff Daily News
PUBLISHED: August 5, 2020 at 5:50 p.m. | UPDATED: August 5, 2020 at 5:51 p.m.
RED BLUFF — With the closure of movie theaters across California continuing, Prime Cinemas Red Bluff is looking for alternative ways to stay afloat during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The movie theater, like many other Tehama County businesses, shut down after Gov. Gavin Newsom instituted statewide stay-at-home orders in Mid-March. In an attempt to pivot due to the loss of revenue, the theater began selling popcorn and other concession items each Saturday beginning April 4.
"We're kind of near the end," said co-owner and CEO Brian Young. "We've done everything we can, but with the uncertainty of the next few months, we're just very concerned with the future of the theater. Really, what we're asking is the community to help us survive. It's with great humility we ask for help. The concessions helps a little bit, but if we can't open the rest of the year, we're not going to make it."
Things looked up with the June 26 reopening of the theater after Tehama County was allowed to expand which businesses could reopen, but the theater had to close again when case numbers surged.
"We had just hired staff and re-opened our doors," Young said. "We were open for 17 days and then shut down again. That was frustrating."
While the business was able to take advantage of a Paycheck Protection Loan, there were strings attached and some things were not covered by the funding made available, Young said.
Hollywood is slated to release its first post-COVID-19 shutdown films at the end of August or early September to theaters that are open, but if California is still closed Prime won't be able to take advantage of the new releases.
A decision by Disney to put two highly anticipated movies on Disney Plus instead of releasing them in theaters was another blow, Young said.
"We were hoping to be one of those (getting the new films), but as long as we're shuttered in California, we won't be," Young said. "It'll be hard if we're still closed. We believe a movie inside at reduced capacity is a low risk activity."
The theater, which underwent cleaning, painting and repairs during the original closure, was running at 25 percent capacity of its 650 seats when it reopened. It blocked off every other row of seats and asked patrons to put two seats between themselves and other groups and to wear masks in common areas. There were longer time periods between shows to allow for sanitizing and keep numbers in the lobby down.
While closed, the theater still has about $8,000 per month in bills. It is looking for ways to keep the doors ready to open while bringing in revenue in the meantime. That's where the Saturday concession stand came in and why it was brought back.
"We were trying to find a way to stay on top of people's minds so they don't forget about us," Young said. "We still have expenses that keep on going whether we're open or not, such as utilities and rent."
The theater has begun re-opening its doors 1-5 p.m. every Saturday to allow people to purchase popcorn and other treats.
"We've received a lot of love," Young said. "Everyone that has come in has been so gracious and thankful that we are doing what we can. It definitely lifts our spirits and reminds us this is why we do what we do. We're a place where a lot of people have their first job as teens and we have offered free summer movies. We will keep going and are trying to look at every possibility. The logistics though are tough. If we can't come back until 2021, can we make it until then?"
Prior to the Public Safety Power Shutoffs that caused a few days of closures in 2019, Prime never closed its doors during a 10-year period.
Prime's Facebook page has posted a GoFundMe link for donations.
Julie Zeeb | Reporter
Julie Zeeb is a North State native and covers the county and education beats for the Red Bluff Daily News. She has been with the Daily News since she started freelancing for the paper in July 2007 and lived in Tehama County since 2009.
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up and let me work.
We decided to abandon our old haunts and move upscale for this experiment.
up on this routine. We took on more shot at a private club and struck gold.
have to choose between this hot stud and the "old guy"!
think about my friend JT"
Them: Oh, he's nice.... a little old maybe.
matter of fact he's writing a book on how to turn women on.
Dave: Yeah, he's really cool, you ought to get to know him.
Them: OK, bring him over.
can come back to later if things didn't pan out.
Them: (skeptically) Dave tells us you're writing a book?
pretty full...I'm here to do research.
Them: Well what happened, did you kiss her?!?!?
JT: Yeah, about three hours later.
this...would you say communication is important in a relationship?
Would you say men in general are good communicators?
little more than an hour.
Them: (in unison) You're not going anywhere!
mind. "Are you coming with me"?
No, you are coming with us!
We walked out to the car and Tanya pulled me into the back seat with her.
of cynical cunts that just don't know any better. To hell with them.
a sudden "Mr. Interesting" works for the bank.......BOOOOOOORRRRRRING!
living....never give them the opportunity to ask!
woman will come back from the doctor and tell her husband 'IT'S YO BABY".


Plant-insect interactions can alter ecosystem processes, especially if the insects modify plant architecture, quality, or the quantity of leaf litter inputs. In this study, we investigated the interactions between the rosette gall midge Rhopalomyia solidaginis and tall goldenrod, Solidago altissima, to quantify the degree to which the midge alters plant architecture and how the galls affect rates of litter decomposition and nutrient release in an old-field ecosystem. R. solidaginis commonly leads to the formation of a distinct apical rosette gall on S. altissima and approximately 15% of the ramets in a S. altissima patch were galled (range: 3-34%). Aboveground biomass of galled ramets was 60% higher and the leaf area density was four times greater on galled leaf tissue relative to the portions of the plant that were not affected by the gall. Overall decomposition rate constants did not differ between galled and ungalled leaf litter. However, leaf-litter mass loss was lower in galled litter relative to ungalled litter, which was likely driven by modest differences in initial litter chemistry; this effect diminished after 12 weeks of decomposition in the field. The proportion of N remaining was always higher in galled litter than in ungalled litter at each collection date indicating differential release of nitrogen in galled leaf litter. Several studies have shown that plant-insect interactions on woody species can alter ecosystem processes by affecting the quality or quantity of litter inputs. Our results illustrate how plant-insect interactions in an herbaceous species can affect ecosystem processes by altering the quality and quantity of litter inputs. Given that S. altissima dominates fields and that R. solidaginis galls are highly abundant throughout eastern North America, these interactions are likely to be important for both the structure and function of old-field ecosystems. © 2007 Springer Science+Business Media B.V.


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MB Truck Base Low CD player
Heavy Haulers out there in their Mercedes Benz Lorries Content: For the Heavy Haulers out there in their 24V Mercedes Benz Lorries, you will be pleased to know that the 034953 MB Truck Base Low CD player can be decoded using our fully automated and online radio code recovery service. All you need are the numbers from the label on the side of the CD player for us to generate your security code number.
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Classic Rover 800 radio code
If you have a Classic Rover 800 then one of the very rare stereos fitted was the Philips 22dc682/60r XQD10033 RG682 and we can help you with an online radio security code if you need one. Our fully automated decoding site can supply your code instantly, all you need is the engraved number from the side. Click here to get your Rover 800 radio code
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Fiat Punto 199 Radio CD Player codes
There are many versions of the Fiat 199 Radio CD Player as fitted to the Fiat Punto Abarth, and like any other radio, it is very important to select the correct make and model from our website in order to obtain the correct code. Please remember that the part number is just as critical as the serial number when ordering a Radio Code from us.
Click here to get your Fiat Punto 199 Radio CD Player code
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Chrysler Ypsilon and Lancia Delta radio codes
The tiny Chrysler Ypsilon is essentially a rebadged Lancia Delta, and promises to provide unrivalled luxury, technology and refinement for a supermini. It's based on a stretched Fiat Panda platform and comes with five doors and a more upmarket interior. The Bosch 846 Plus SB12N Stereo will still be badged as a Lancia, and whichever flavour you have, we can certainly supply the auto radio code for it via our fully automated website here.
This entry was posted in Bosch, Chrysler, Fiat, Lancia by Dave Watts.
Can stolen Car Stereos be Decoded?
Chris T asked;
Yes! There is nothing to prevent a Stolen Car Stereo from being Decoded.
So don't be surprised if we ask you to prove ownership of the Radio. We have a very close rapport with both the local and national Police, and often check up on reported serial numbers. We have identified lots of stolen Radios to date, assisted with many prosecutions, and we always pass on information to the Police if we are at all suspicious.
If you suspect that your Radio may have previously been stolen, it may be very unwise to send it to us! If you have had a Stereo stolen, and you have the full model number, serial number, Police crime number, and can prove ownership with receipts, then please E-Mail us with your details, and we will add them to our own Database. Because we cover the UK and most of Europe with our Services, there is a good chance that we may even find it via another Car Audio Dealer sending it in for Decoding, unaware of its history! When we do find them, we always pass on the information to the local authorities.
I need to send a radio to you, What do I do next?
Joseph R asked;
If you need to send us a Radio for Decoding or Repair, it's very important to order the correct Decode or Repair from our website, as this will automatically book your Radio on to our system. Click on the relevant Stereo on our website, purchase the service, and follow all of the Checkout procedures. If you are sending multiple Radios, please make sure that you order multiple Decodes where necessary as this will calculate a price for return delivery back to you. The final checkout page will also have a box for you to include any fault details or special instructions where necessary. Print off the final Checkout page and include a copy in the box with any items that you are sending us. You will also receive a confirmation E-Mail as well. When your Radio arrives here we will then have all your payment and contact details, and can process it without any delay.
Our postage charges shown are based on returning via a Secure Carrier to Mainland UK, and this price will be adjusted automatically depending on how many radios you have selected to send. For our Overseas and (Over Water!) Customers, the price will be automatically adjusted at the Checkout. We will only ship via our own approved Secure Carriers. For those of you wishing to pay in € Euros, this facility is currently only available by PayPal. Please contact us if a delivery solution is not shown for your Country.
My Stereo has one of your labels on it, Do you keep a record of the Code?
Hannah J asked;
If you have misplaced your paperwork with the Radio Code number on it, or were not given it by a previous owner, we are terribly sorry, but it's not our fault that you do not have it.
We have decoded literally hundreds of thousands of Radios in our time, and there are many Stereos cropping up all over the world with our labels on them. We regret that due to data storage issues, we longer keep any records of the actual code numbers that have been issued by us. If you are in need of a code number, then you will have to follow the instructions on the website, and if that involves sending it to us again, then I am afraid that is what you will need to do and any charges will still apply.
Is it true that you can stick them in the Freezer to Decode?
Sean W asked;
This one always makes us laugh, but there was once a brief element of truth to it. Back in the very early days of the Radio Code development, (maybe day two or three), some of the Integrated Circuits (Code Eproms) used on pre-production models were not of a very high standard, and if they were used outside of their normal operating temperature range (ie:cold), they would no longer retain the programmed Code data, and the unit would briefly switch on for a split second before it died completely. (This was pre-production models back in the early 80's).
But although technology has moved on, the old Wives tale remains. But think about it. How can a sophisticated electronic component self interrogate itself and magically display a heavily encrypted security number, by getting as cold as February? But still people try it! And boy, do we laugh when they do.
If you put your Car Radio in the freezer, before long all of that bare and unprotected metal will appear white and frosty. The display may also have frozen, expanded and cracked by this stage. But the real fun starts when the unit thaws out, as all of that ice will turn to rust and corrosion almost as fast as it melts. Your expensive Radio has now been reduced to a pile of furry orange scrap, for want of saving a few quid on Decoding.
But Hey! Don't panic! As we are more than happy to supply you a brand new one!
Can I extract my Code number whilst the radio is still working?
Nick G asked;
A fair question, but if you think about it, what use would a security code be if a car thief could also access it before removing the stereo from your car, simply by pressing a few buttons?
The only way that your security code number can be determined if you have lost it, is by using a specialist decoding company, such as ourselves.
What about the Code Programs found on the Internet?
Rick M asked;
There are many myths floating around on the internet about Car Audio Decoding, and many years ago, somebody decided to compile the myths onto an E-Mail and they bounced around the Industry, things like putting the Radio into the freezer to name the most popular. Many Car Audio Dealers, including ourselves thought that these myths were so funny that we all started to add a few of our own, knowing them not to work, and the comical E-Mails just grew and grew.
But a few clever people went a stage further, and as a means to generate some repair work, turned some of these myths into little executable programs, which in turn were compiled onto CD-ROMs and distributed across the Internet for Free. These little programs asked you for a serial number and gave you back a supposed Code number, except that it was not usually the Security Code number, but the Engineers back door Code number allowing access to the main programming menu of the head unit. And after a few guided button presses, Hey Presto, the Radio was Codelocked, and the only way to fix it was to take it to a Repair Centre. For us, this was brilliant, and generated a lot of work for us in resetting these Radios as it was so easy to spot the ones that people had been messing about with.
But these programs then took a turn for the worse. The people that had originally written these as a source of income soon realised that the repair work was being given to places like us instead, so the programs were then re-written. As you are reading this on a computer, you will be aware of terms like Trojans and Viruses, well these programs could now infect the Car Radio with a similar condition, and often erase the internal memory completely. In many cases the Radios are not actually recoverable, as it was decided that if these people were not going to get the repair work, then nobody else would either.
Most of these programs soon disappeared, but thanks to a few idiot E-Book sellers who decided to redistribute these again through eBay, they are doing the rounds once more. If you are a frequent user of eBay, then you may know about the recent changes made to the eBay Rules & Policies regarding digital media and E-Book distribution, and the fact that the Trust & Safety department are enforcing this very heavily. Ever wondered why? Well a lot of it is largely due to the damage being caused by the distribution of these Car Radio Code programs and the number of people complaining to eBay after their equipment has been written off.
Think very carefully before entering a code number generated from a 99p eBay disc into a Radio worth many hundreds of pounds. Would it not make more sense spending an extra few quid with a reputable Decoding Centre that has invested more into their Decoding equipment that you have probably spent on your house?


Poster showing the seating at Petco Park where the San Diego Padres play all of their home games! This poster is sure to look great hanging on the wall in the man cave or on any wall for that matter! This is the perfect gift for someone who loves the San Diego Padres!


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Mistrzostwa Świata Strongman 1996 – doroczne, indywidualne zawody siłaczy.

Rundy kwalifikacyjne
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Data: 1996 r.

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Grupa 1

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FINAŁ – WYNIKI SZCZEGÓŁOWE

Data: 1996 r.
Miejsce: Port Louis

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The enclosed CD features images, movies, and scene files that let you view material from the book. The support files will enable you to complete all of the tutorials.


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Councilman Coan targets Baxter/Bardstown cars parked in rush hour lanes
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There are worse commutes in Louisville by far (hey there, Shelbyville Road and Hurstbourne Lane), but if you're a Highlands resident who travels the Bardstown/Baxter corridor you likely share Councilman Brandon Coan's peeve: cars parked in weekday rush hour lanes.
During rush hours on those roads, cars are prohibited from parking and the parking lane becomes a travel lane. However, more often than not, a scofflaw somewhere ignores the law and commuters are forced to weave in and out of lanes to avoid parked cars.
Coan recently shared his concerns in a humorous newsletter post, replete with "Big Lebowski" quotes. In fact, he plans to start a Lebowski-theme public education campaign about this issue soon.
The campaign called "I Can Get You a Tow" is set to begin Aug 15. (The name is a play on "The Big Lebowski" character Walter Sobchak's assertion that he could easily get "a toe with nail polish" for the main character. The below video has language that is NSFW.)
"This is not tolerated in big cities," he told Insider. "It's a big enough problem we need to do something about it."
According to Coan, from April 1, 2016 to April 1, 2017, PARC issued 1,749 tickets to illegally parked motorists on the lane reversal section of Baxter Avenue/Bardstown Road from Lexington Road to Princeton Drive. Of those, 1,453 were issued in the 4 p.m. hour right when the regulations go into effect, 73 were issued from 5-6 p.m., 186 were issued from 7-8 a.m. and 37 were issued from 8-9 a.m.
Councilman Brandon Coan
Coan said that 62 percent of all tickets issued in this corridor are issued on the 900 block of Baxter and the 1000 block of Bardstown Road.
Coan, his assistant and an intern have walked the area and talked to business owners about the issue.
He sees the campaign stretching over three months. The first month will be an education phase by which through mail, marketing, social media and person-to-person discussions, he will connect with business owners and the community and remind them of the parking rules.
The second phase is a warning phase, in which parking tickets will be accompanied by a notice that a towing campaign will start soon. Coan jokingly said he pictures this being a big green card with a skull and crossbones. He said that he expects that PARC would especially target repeat offenders.
Then, in the third month, there will be what he called "a towing blitz." Coan is also looking into incentives for people who report parking violations.
In his newsletter, he said, "It may sound harsh but I believe stopping on Baxter/Bardstown during peak periods is a fatal accident just waiting to happen, and one that is to be avoided at any reasonable cost."
If you live in District 8, sign up for Coan's genuinely amusing (and informative) bi-weekly newsletters here.
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Jodi, How are the eggs, did they hatch yet? I hope and pray they do real soon!! Hugs!!!!
Hoping to hear some good news soon!
Holy Cow guys! I did not sleep all weekend. I was running a hatchery. Out of 15 eggs, 12 have hatched!!!! The last one emerged at 6:30pm on Saturday. I had to help 2 of them, but they are all thriving. Here they are, swimming in their paint roller tray pool and outside in the play pen my husband made them on Saturday.
Congrats Jodi! They are so cute!
Thank you. They are a treat. I think they will be fine. If they all lived thru the nite and last, they should all make it just dandy. Keeping their cage clean is the biggest obstacle. Once they found the food, well, its a mess!
I also say they are cute. I can imagine how keeping the ducks area clean can be hard. I remember well trying to keep ahead our baby chicks back when as well as Petey's cage (my parakeet) is now and that is just one messing up.
Jodi, How are the 12 babies doing?
THEY ARE AMAZING! I am trying to get my bird blog up to snuff so keep on the lookout. I have about 6 more things to do before I get to these babies!
Thanks for asking! HUGS TO YOU!


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Six months with an Eee PC and Not Looking Back
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It's hard to believe, but It's was exactly six months ago this week that I picked up a black ASUS Eee PC 700 laptop. At just 4GB of internal storage and a 900MHz Celeron processor, the little book-sized laptop definitely has its limitations, but I'm not looking to replace it with anything soon, except maybe a newer model of the same laptop. With a few tweaks, thanks to the incredibly dedicated folks in the EeeUser.com forums, the Eee PC does all I need it to do, and then some, and I'm constantly finding new uses for it.
I should first say that my Eee has been outfitted slightly for extra performance. Before even receiving the laptop, I picked up a 16GB Adata SD card, and maxed out the RAM by picking up a 2GB DDR2 DIMM stick for about $60. Thanks to the loads of helpful tutorials on EeeUser.com, I installed Windows XP, mounted the SD card as a permanent drive, and installed some tweaked video drivers that allow the screen to simulate resolutions much higher than the frustrating 800 by 480-native 7-inch screen. Scaled resolutions mean lots of squinting at text, but no scrolling around Web pages, and the ability to install resolution-specific apps like Photoshop and games.
With the added RAM, it's amazing what this machine is capable of, given its paltry processor. I'm not saying it's fast by any means, but it gets the job done. In fact, I use it as my sole work computer at PC Mag headquarters (yes, I'm writing this on My Eee PC now), and have even taken to using it as my primary PC when away from home on the weekends. Photoshop takes its sweet time loading, but runs well, and games like Warcraft III run smoothly, even with the machine plugged into an external 19-inch monitor. If you're interested in the machine's gaming capabilities, you can check out the thorough list of what works and what doesn't on the EeeUser forums' Windows Gaming thread. Even World of Warcraft will run on this machine, though it will test your definition of "playable," as evidenced by this YouTube video.
But, to be fair, gaming is the last thing this 2-pound PC is designed for. For productivity purposes, it meets my needs, and then some. Sure, the keyboard is a bit cramped, and the screen could be bigger. But both work well enough to get the job done, even when your job is a freelance technology journalist. And ASUS has already addressed screen size and resolution issues with the newest model 900 series, now available for pre-order from vendors like Amazon.
With an 8.9-inch, 1024×600 screen, as well as more (flash-based) storage and 1GB of RAM, the second-generation Eee PC is quite an improvement. Though many knock the newer model for its hefty $500+ price tag, they miss the point. Sure, you could get a dual-core Dell for a comparative price, with a bigger screen and a better keyboard, but an Inspiron weighs over three times as much, at 6.4 pounds, and is about twice the size of the tiny Eee PC. The Dell has more muscle (and a DVD drive), but the fact is, most people are rarely going to use that extra punch. I sure don't miss it, and I definitely don't miss lugging around a 6-pound laptop.
Still, I'm not forking over for the Eee PC 900 quite yet, and if you're thinking about it, you might want to wait a month or so. ASUS plans to debut the Eee PC 901, equipped with Intel's power-sipping Atom processor, in early June. Considering the Eee has no spinning hard drive, the Atom could add hours to the Eee's battery life. And at a likely clock speed of 1.6Ghz, nearly double that of the current Eee PC's 900MHz, who knows what the latest Eee will be capable of. As long as the price point is somewhere south of $650, it should be another hit for ASUS, as more and more people discover that it's not how much muscle your laptop has, it's how sore your muscles get from carrying it around.


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An Overview of Columbus Gayborhoods
January 18, 2017 by Matthew Adair
At 223 square miles, Columbus has hundreds of neighborhoods—depending on your definition of the term. According to the Kirwan Institute's map of Columbus neighborhoods, the city is home to 145 distinct communities. The city is also home to a large LGBT population, ranking 15th in a 2015 study of the 50 largest U.S. metropolitan areas. Due in part to a rich history of activism that was first publicly displayed in a 1973 march at the statehouse, Columbus has long-enjoyed a reputation for LGBT-friendly attitudes.
As a large city with a significant LGBT population, where do many in the LGBT community choose to live? The U.S. Census only collects data on partnered couples, not LGBT singles, so our answer is limited. Still, knowing the location of gay and lesbian households in Columbus can give us a sense of where our "gayborhoods" are.
First let's briefly cover why a gayborhood would exist in the first place. Throughout the 20th century, LGBT people, and gay men in particular, created spaces where they could build solidarity, protect one another, and find liberation from a society that did not accept them. Due to social ostracism, many LGBT people used these enclaves to replace communities from which they had been rejected. These neighborhoods necessitated the development of complex social networks and institutions, including gay bars, community centers, bookstores, meeting places, and health clinics. Essentially, LGBT people didn't feel comfortable in their old homes, so they made new homes together.
Luckily, many Columbus areas were ripe for the investment of LGBT people. When people talk about "gay neighborhoods," the typical examples are German Village, Short North, Old Town East and Clintonville. One of the most intriguing narratives of gay neighborhoods is the contribution the LGBT community made to revitalizing urban neighborhoods. In 2014, the German Village Society offered a "Gay Pioneers Tour," a fantastic foray into the uniquely queer history of the village. One prominent example of gays in public life is the story of partners Fred and Howard, who were at the forefront of the German Village success story, dedicating themselves to fostering a sense of community and working behind the scenes to lift the neighborhood at City Hall. Today, German Village ranks highly for partnered gay couples in Columbus, though Merion Village to the south beats out German Village proper. The South High Street corridor is home to four LGBT establishments, some of which offer a glimpse into the dive-bar scenes of previous decades. For a true throwback, head to Tremont Lounge—supposedly the city's oldest gay bar—where a diverse clientele gathers for cheap drinks and fun shows.
For a modern and trendy picture of LGBT life in Columbus, head up to the Short North. As a business district and a collection of residential neighborhoods, the Short North is the city's most active spot for gay nightlife. Home to Union Cafe, Axis Nightclub, and Level Dining Lounge, this short strip of North High Street is a gay mecca. The neighborhoods on either side of the strip—Victorian Village and Italian Village—sport many pride flags flying from historic porches. Take a walk down jagged Price Avenue or the linear Mt. Pleasant Avenue to get a sense of what living in the neighborhood would be like. It's no wonder so many LGBT people have chosen to live there, considering the proximity to such an active gay scene.
Seeking someplace more subdued? Live the suburban dream and head up to Clintonville—or, more specifically, Beechwold. Developed on land that was formerly the summer home of the Jeffery Family (i.e. Jeffery Place, Jeffery Mansion, Jeffery Mining Manucaturing Co.), Beechwold offers a variety of housing stock. From the unique architecture and leafy tree canopy of the historic district on the west side of High Street to the cute Cape-Cod cottages on the east side, the neighborhood allows for diversity of many types. When in Beechwold, don't miss Mozart's Piano Cafe, a local fixture that offers delectable European pastries, full entrees, and live piano music to boot.
Wherever you choose to go for a gay old time, you'll experience a unique slice of LGBT culture in Columbus. For more on gay culture and activities in Columbus, visit our LGBT Travel page.
*Special thanks to Bryan Cole, graduate student in social work at OSU, for research assistance in this post.
Author: Matthew Adair
A native of Columbus, Matthew Adair is in the graduate program for urban planning at Ohio State and participates in community events in Weinland Park, his neighborhood of five years. He enjoys cycling for transportation and taking walks through historic neighborhoods with his boyfriend. You might find him at one of Columbus' many third wave coffee shops, but particularly Impero for the music and staff. Matthew enjoys road-tripping, camping, and being outdoors. He is a staunch advocate for active transportation and often dreams of Columbus' extensive streetcar network of yesteryear. Some of Matthew's favorite spots are the Glen Echo ravine and Frank Fetch Park—and occasionally Union Cafe for their legendary Long Island Thursday.
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Our girl is getting ready for her very first date and she is a bit nervous. She is going out with her crush, so she needs to make a good impression if she wants him to be her boyfriend one day. You can help her prepare with a beauty makeover that will get her to feel more confident. Start by applying a cleanser that will remove any impurities from her pores, then apply a scrub that will make her skin very smooth, apply a refreshing face mask with limes that will rejuvenate the skin and will remove the dark circles under the eyes, apply a delicate pomegranate face mask that will get rid of any imperfections, use a gel eye mask and finally a pair of tweezers to define her eyebrows. Then you can dress her up in a cute gown and apply a beautiful make up that will make her best features stand out. Have a lot of fun!


Over the past ten years, the number of students needing social, emotional, and behavioral support has exploded. Kids at younger and younger ages are in crisis. "Behaviorist" is becoming an increasingly critical role in districts of all sizes. Schools, meanwhile, are challenged to balance academic priorities with increasing social, emotional, and behavioral needs of students.


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The Real Story Behind Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer
How a young Jewish girl inspired the most loved Christmas song of all time.
For many people, Christmas will forever be associated with the television specials they watched as children, and there may be no better-loved program than Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer. The original broadcast of this Rankin/Bass stop-motion classic took place Dec. 6, 1964, on NBC, and starred the voice of Toronto's own Paul Soles!
In the new CBC documentary, Dreaming of a Jewish Christmas, we explore the origins of this and many other Christmas songs, written by the most unlikely of songwriters. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer was, in fact, penned by a Jewish writer and the inspiration for his little reindeer came from the loss of his wife and the love he had for his daughter.
Dreaming of a Jewish Christmas
Three Popular Christmas Songs That Were Written By Jewish Songwriters
Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Book
The story of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer began in 1939 with a Jewish Chicago copywriter named Robert May. May worked in the ad department of Montgomery Ward, a department store chain second only to Sears as America's largest retailer. Every year, they purchased and gave away free Christmas colouring books, but they decided that year to create their own. They gave the task of writing it to May with the instructions: make it about an animal.
However, Robert May's story would take a tragic turn.
The same year, May's wife contracted cancer, and when she died a few months later, he was left to raise their young daughter Barbara alone. His employer suggested he quit work on the book and turn in whatever he had done so far but May refused, writing years later, "I needed Rudolph now more than ever."
Remembering his daughter's love for the deer at the Lincoln Park Zoo, May invented for the subject of his book a little reindeer with a shiny nose. He thought this creature might become a symbol for himself and Barbara that happier times lay ahead.
When Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer came out at Christmas 1939, it was an instant hit. Montgomery Ward gave out 2.4 million copies, and only stopped issuing it afterwards because of wartime restrictions on paper. When they resumed in 1946, it was even more popular.
For all his efforts, Robert May never received anything more than his salary, but that changed in 1947. Sewell Avery, the head of Montgomery Ward, perhaps moved by the spirit of the holiday, gave all the rights for Rudolph to the copywriter. It was the first time the company had ever done so.
Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Song
May's Rudolph story would soon reach legendary status: A songwriter named Johnny Marks married Robert May's sister, Margaret, the same year.
Marks was born on November 10, 1909, in Mt. Vernon, N.Y., to a secular, Jewish family. He was a decorated World War II veteran who graduated from Colgate University and studied music at Columbia and in Paris. He began writing songs much earlier, however, at the age of 13.
Marks had first become aware of the story of Rudolph when it was published in 1939 and had begun jotting notes in a notebook he kept for working on songs. The year after his marriage into the May family, he began adding music and quickly felt sure he had a hit. He asked Gene Autry to record it and although Autry did not like the song, his wife did and persuaded him to put it out as a "B" side. The "B" side became the second-biggest selling Christmas song of all time, behind only White Christmas.
Listen to the original recording of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer.
Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer: The Movie
In 1964, Johnny Marks' song gave inspiration for the stop-motion film. It was produced by Rankin/Bass Productions and, with the exception of Burl Ives, all of the voices were recorded by Canadian actors at RCA Studio in Toronto. This included Paul Soles, who in a 2014 interview with CBC explained the appeal of the story: "Everybody's been to some degree separated out, found wanting, not quite fully fitting in," said Soles, who himself did not always fit in growing up Jewish. The popularity of Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer has never waned. It has been broadcast every year since 1964, making it the longest-running Christmas TV special in history.
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I was going through my Instagram last week, and it made me smile as I looked back through the various photos I have taken over the years. Why I'm making memories with Instagram.
While some people like to read through the old written journal, I, on the other hand, enjoys looking at my old photos and seeing what I was doing on that day. I think I take a more visual approach when going through memory lane.
When I first started on Instagram, I did take a lot of selfie of myself and generally used it as a place to store phone photos.
It was only when I started to become more serious with photos and with photography, I stopped using Instagram as a selfie gallery and silly phone photos and used it as a photography gallery.
As I have said in the past, having a husband who is a photographer I, of course, picked up the skills and taught myself how to use a camera properly. I'm by no mean an expert and an I'm nowhere near as good as he is. But I like to think I can take a decent photo and I can be proud to show it off on Instagram.
Anyway, I was going through my Instagram last week, and it made me feel proud that I have a place where I can look back at my old memories and a place where I can go through memory lane at any time.
This does bring me to my point, and I'm not just rambling on my Instagram memories.
Life is a little busy for me for the moment, and I'm going part-time on the blog for a while. I will keep updating on here, and I still will be around.
But for the moment I'm going to try and be more active on Instagram and to be able to create new fresh memories.
I think for me, it isn't just me wanting to create memory on Instagram, but for the time being, I will find it easier to blog over on my profile.
I know there all this talk – oh you shouldn't rely on Instagram, and at any moment the platform will go down, and then you be fudge.
But honestly, I don't see Instagram going anywhere and I always keep a back-up on everything I do.
So for the time being, I'm going to be making memories with Instagram so head over and follow my visual journey.


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Bernard Sherman net worth: Bernard Sherman was a Canadian businessman who had a net worth of $3.6 billion at the time of his death. At the time of his death he was one of the 12 richest people in Canada.
Bernard Sherman, commonly known as Barry Sherman, grew up working his uncle Louis Lloyd Winter at his pharmaceutical company Empire Laboratories. It was here where Barry acquired the training and knowledge that would aide his future development of Apotex Inc. Having earned a doctorate in rocket science at MIT, Sherman took his mother's life savings to purchase his uncle's drug company in 1967. This company became the base of the foundation of one of the leading generic pharmaceutical companies in Canada in 1974. To date, Apotex employs over 6,000 people in 21 facilities. The company produces 300 medications that are exported to 115 countries worldwide, generating over $1 billion in sales. Despite their work force, a great deal of Apotex's work is done in courtrooms where the company is engaged in legal battles for their efforts to market cheaper, generic versions of brand name drugs. Apart from building a major addition to the geriatric Baycrest Centre, and to other Toronto-area community centers and hospitals, Bernard Sherman is also known for his considerable charitable donations. As for his private life, he was married to Honey Sherman. They had 4 children together.
Barry and Honey were murdered under extremely bizarre circumstances in December 2017. The case is still unsolved as of this writing.
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Sheet Music for "O Take Those Lips Away"
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Sheet Music for the song "O Take Those Lips Away"
Words by Shakespeare, music by Donna Stearns, sung by Ray Allen Fritz and Clara Barton Green
This sample page shows vocal ranges of the song, just like it's recorded. For the female part, both the highest and lowest notes are marked on this page: the range is a minor 3rd below Middle C to an octave above Middle C. For the male part, the highest note appears on this page: the E above Middle C. The male's lowest note doesn't appear on this page, but it's a B (a 9th below Middle C). The song is in the key of C major. But if you'd like the sheet music in a different key, email me at donna@moonbeam.net and request the key you'd like when you complete your purchase. I can transpose the sheet music based on a key request or by giving me the desired top note of either the male or female part. Looking forward to sending you music!
For the $5 purchase price, you'll also receive an mp3 of this recording as well as the sheet music that's arranged for piano and voice.
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"Designing and Developing Questionnaires for Translation Tutorial" by Elizabeth A. Tuleja, Linda Beamer et al.
Problem: Questionnaires are a popular method used by global companies to gain understanding or assess various aspects of their businesses. However, using a questionnaire across cultures requires extra effort in translating it into the target language(s) and culture(s) because a good questionnaire developed in one language/culture may not necessarily "travel well" across cultures due to differences in meaning and interpretation. This tutorial synthesizes the extant research on cross-cultural communication and surveys, and provides guidance in preparing cross-cultural questionnaires. Concepts: Translation affects the design and development of questionnaires to be used across cultures in these ways: (1) It affects the theoretical concepts to be studied: indicators-questions about concrete elements that can be measured and constructs-a series of questions about abstract elements that cannot be measured directly and essentially represent an underlying concept. Constructs must be adapted into a specific cultural context to achieve accuracy in measurements. (2) Differences in the contexts-the overall cross-cultural research context (the setting and the purpose) and the cultural context (the participants and their cultural background) of the study-affect translation because concepts in the source culture might be applied differently or not exist in the target cultures. (3) Translation might unintentionally introduce bias by inadvertently changing the perceived meanings of terms and questions-creating bias in constructs, on individual items on the questionnaire, and in its administration. (4) Translation might affect equivalence of terms in the source and translated versions, including linguistic equivalence (that is, wording of items), semantics (meaning of a phrase or concept), and grammar and syntax. Suggestions: Given these concepts, consider the following items when translating questionnaires: (1) accurately adapt or adopt questions from existing instruments, (2) make sure that you adapt the language to suit the situation, (3) hire translators who understand research processes, (4) use the decentering approach (a process in which translators move back and forth amongst the languages, checking for cultural and linguistic accuracy) when preparing the actual translation, and (5) assess your overall translated questionnaire. The questionnaire assessment model is a resource for guiding the assessment.
Tuleja, E. A., Beamer, L., Shum, C., Chan, E. (2011). Designing and Developing Questionnaires for Translation Tutorial. IEEE Transactions on Professional Communication, 54(4), 392-405.


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Habeas corpus is the legal procedure that keeps the government from holding you indefinitely without showing cause. It's been a pillar of Western law since the signing of the Magna Carta in England in 1215. The Founders of our nation believed habeas corpus was so essential to preserving liberty, justice, and democracy that they enshrined it in the very first article of the United States Constitution.
Trudy White has been a judge in the 19th Judicial District of Louisiana since 2009. The district encompasses East Baton Rouge Parish. Before being elected a state district judge, she served for 10 years as a Baton Rouge city judge.
Cleve Dunn, Jr., served as Chairman of Judge Trudy White's Campaign Committee, according to a campaign finance report filed on March 19, 2014 (scroll down to the second page of White's campaign finance report by clicking HERE).
Cleve Dunn, Sr., who was paid $250 by Judge White's campaign on Nov. 14, 2014, for marketing, is the operator of Rehabilitation Home Incarceration (RHI). RHI (see corporate filing record HERE) has profited by its association with Judge White and is now a named defendant, along with Dunn and East Baton Rouge Parish Sheriff Sid Gautreaux, III, in a class action lawsuit filed in U.S. District Court for Louisiana's Middle District.
RHI is one of several private companies that offer pretrial supervision services for the court but is the only approved on Judge White's website, the petition says. Judge White also assigns defendants a company called Street Crimes Alternatives for pretrial supervision, but, the petition says, that company is also run by Dunn.
A check by LouisianaVoice, however, revealed two other vendors for home incarceration on Judge White's web page: Home Bound Monitoring Pretrial and Probation Services and Criminal Justice Service. There was no indication as to when those two were added to Judge White's WEB PAGE.
Additionally, Judge White paid Frederick Hall and his wife, Gloria Hall, $250 each for campaign support activities on the same date as her campaign's payment to Dunn. Hall is a former employee of RHI and, with his wife, now owns a bond company to which RHI routinely refers defendants, the lawsuit says.
Lead plaintiffs in the litigation, filed by the Southern Poverty Law Center, are Henry Ayo and Kaiasha White (no relation to Judge White).
Ayo was arrested for attempted theft of an air conditioning unit and Kaiasha White for simple and aggravated battery following an argument. Both appeared before Judge White on August 8, 2016.
White does not typically impose specific supervision terms for RHI to enforce nor does she order a curfew, house arrest or payment of the initial or monthly fee as a condition of release from the parish prison. RHI takes it upon itself to set all those conditions in an arbitrary manner, the suit says.
RHI demands an initial fee of $525 and arrestees typically learn of this only when they or family members attempt to post bail or at their first meeting with RHI at the prison. Those who cannot immediately pay the initial RHI fee may wait in jail for days or weeks until they can pay despite their having already posted bail.
Upon their release, they are required by RHI to sign a contract setting forth RHI's future fees and conditions of supervision which require the arrestee to pay a monthly fee of $225 to their assigned RHI officer, or "monitor," during their supervision term. The contract also sets a curfew for supervisees, restricting them from spending the night anywhere other than at their reported residential address.
Ayo was told his fees were in part to pay for an ankle monitor even though he was never provided one. When he and his wife were unable to make timely payments, RHI would assess him with late fees.
Whether RHI lacks any legal authority or right to collect fees from arrestees.
Question 1: Based on what is presented here I have to wonder whether/if the FBI is involved?


Celsius, historically known as centigrade, is a scale and unit of measurement for temperature.The degree Celsius (°C) can refer to a specific temperature on the Celsius scale as well as a unit to indicate a temperature interval.
Fahrenheit (symbol °F) is a temperature scale based on one proposed in 1724 by the German physicist Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheit (1686–1736), after whom the scale is named.
The kelvin is a unit of measure for temperature based upon an absolute scale. It is one of the seven base units in the International System of Units (SI) and is assigned the unit symbol K. The Kelvin scale is an absolute, thermodynamic temperature scale using as its null point absolute zero, the temperature at which all thermal motion ceases in the classical description of thermodynamics. The kelvin is defined as the fraction 1/273.16 of the thermodynamic temperature of the triple point of water (exactly 0.01 °C or 32.018 °F). In other words, it is defined such that the triple point of water is exactly 273.16 K.


Hello and welcome to the Ebb & Flow: The World of Terrium Player Guide. Adventures await you, player, in this world filled with wonders and dangers. Your stories will be moderated by your game master, who from now on will be referred to as the GM. Their responsibilities include helping you walk through character creation, describing the scenarios you will find yourself in, controlling non-player characters, and describing how your actions affect the world around you. The actual playing of a story is called a campaign, and a single gathering to progress through the campaign is called a session. You control a character from one of the six races of Ebb & Flow who is ready and eager for an adventure. You will interact with many non-player characters controlled by the GM, which are also called NPCs. Non-player characters encompass both the people you interact with and the monsters you might face in battle. In this guide, the word "unit" is a generic term that refers to all of these things: your player character, NPC people, and NPC monsters.
There are a few things that you'll want to bring to the table for this game. First is some pen and paper, or some other form of taking notes. Information is key in a world full of puzzles, riddles, monsters, and traps, and a piece of information an NPC gave you might just save your life. Along with a way to take notes will be your character sheet, which will be one or more pages that detail what your character is capable of. This guide will help you construct your character sheet as you read through it. The next thing you'll need to bring is some dice: lots of them. This game uses four-sided dice, six-sided dice, eight-sided dice, ten-sided dice, twelve-sided dice, and twenty-sided dice. Of course, nowadays there are plenty of apps on your phone that allow you to simulate dice rolls, but nothing beats the good ole feeling of shaking those dice in your hands and hearing them clack and tumble across the table. Finally, the last thing you'll want to bring is your imagination. A little cheesy, I know, but unlike a video game, you have full control of your character in this world. You aren't strictly bound to a pre-determined plot, and you can go off on your own volition. You will paint a picture in your mind of how your character interacts with the world and how they fight in epic battles. The only true limit to your experience in this game is your imagination.
There are also a few more items that are not necessary to the game, but can enhance your experience. A basic grid battlemat, water soluble markers to draw on the battlemat, and some small figurines are a great way to help you visualize what's happening in the world. The GM can construct a basic outline of the environment you're traversing so you can see precisely where your character's position is in relation to other units. Lastly, ambient music is a fantastic way to set the mood for your adventure. A light, happy-go-lucky tune can set the stage for a bustling town, whereas a high energy track can really put you in the mindset for combat.
As the name suggests, this is merely a guide for the player. It will help walk you through character creation and how to play the game. However, it does not dictate what you can or cannot do. Perhaps your GM will follow the rules listed in this guide to a T, or perhaps they'll loosely interpret the rules to fit the situation you're in. This guide was designed to contain as much relevant information as possible to help you come to a fair conclusion for various scenarios throughout your adventure, but what's more important than the rules is how your story unfolds. If for some reason a rule in this guide prevents you from having the epic adventure you want to have, then by all means ignore it. This guide was written to be a tool to supplement and guide you through your adventure, not hinder it and slow you down. You are the main protagonist of your story, not this guide, and your GM should always acknowledge that.
That being said, Ebb & Flow itself was designed with the specific mindset of the planet Terrium and its four continents being the game's main setting. While it is possible to pick apart the game's mechanics and implement them in a different world, they are so well integrated into the world of Terrium that the races, classes, and mechanics go hand in hand with the setting. If the idea of conforming to a single world displeases you, this game might not be for you. However, if you're on board with it and think it makes your life easier that the setting is already heavily established, then by all means keep reading.
The gameplay of Ebb & Flow follows a basic flow of events. First, your GM describes to you a scenario, including but not limited to the environment surrounding you and any NPCs that inhabit it. Next, the players describe what actions they want to take. Perhaps the party performs a single action together, or the players perform separate actions from one another. The players will also perform any necessary dice rolls depending on the action they choose to take. Once the players have decided their actions, the GM will perform any necessary dice rolls of their own in reaction to the players' actions. Finally, the GM will describe the consequences of the players' actions. In some cases, a scenario cannot be resolved with a single repetition of this flow of events, in which case the GM will ask the players to some effect, "What will you do now?" The players then proceed to describe their actions once again, and the process repeats itself until the scenario is resolved.
An example of this process is as follows. The party is trapped in a room where the walls are slowly closing in on them. The only door to exit the room is held shut by a small group of bandits. On the floor is an elaborate pattern of circles and squares drawn on tiles. One player decides that the easiest way to escape is to break down the door being held by the bandits, and rolls to see if they are strong enough to muscle it open. The other players deduce that the pattern of circles and squares must be the key to disarm the closing walls, and roll to see if they can find the trap's trigger. The GM then rolls to see if the bandits can prevent the player from breaking down the door, and checks if the other players rolled high enough to find the trap's trigger. The GM tells the party that the player is not strong enough to break down the door alone, and the other players were unable to find a sort of trigger to the trap. Running out of time, the party decides to pool their strength and ram at the door together. The party rolls against the GM and succeeds to break free of the room just before the walls could close in on them. They've successfully pulled themselves out of one scenario, but now they face the bandits who tried to eliminate them in the first place.
Combat follows this basic process as well, but is a fair bit more structured to reduce the chaos that comes with life-threatening battles. A detailed structure of how combat functions in Ebb & Flow can be found later on in this guide.
You may have noticed that some actions might require you to roll some dice. Ebb & Flow primarily uses a 2d6 system. What does this mean? The letter "d" represents that you are rolling a die while the number 6 represents the number of faces on the die, and the number 2 tells you how many dice you're rolling. In this case, 2d6 means you're rolling two six-sided dice. For another example, 1d8 means you're rolling one eight-sided die. A vast majority of your actions, as well as the GM's actions, will roll 2d6 to determine whether they succeed or not. The higher the result, the more likely you are to succeed. Conversely, the lower the result, the more likely you are to fail or even receive a negative consequence for your action.
Most of the other dice you will use in this game (d4, d8, d10, d12, and d20) are primarily found in damage values for combat. However, d10s also serve another purpose. D10s are usually numbered 0 through 9, and sometimes, players need to roll for a percentage. This is done by rolling 2d10. One d10 is pre-designated as the tens die, while the other d10 is pre-designated as the ones die. For example, a result of a 7 and a 5 would be a percentage roll of 75, and a result of 0 and 4 would be a percentage roll of 4. If both dice show a 0, that percentage is considered 100.
Sometimes, certain actions will put you at an advantage or disadvantage. For example, having an ally help you push a boulder will put you at an advantage, but working alone and on an empty stomach will put you at a disadvantage. When these situations occur, instead of rolling 2d6, you will roll 2d6 twice. When you have an advantage, you choose the higher of the two results. When at a disadvantage, you choose the lower of the two results.
For example, you're trying to attack an enemy, and your ally creates a distraction. You roll to hit with an advantage, so you roll 2d6 twice. One result is a 5, but the other result is a 9. In this case, you would use the result of 9, which has a higher chance of hitting the distracted enemy.
Any time you would need to round a number to the nearest whole number, you round that number down. For example, both a result of 3.1 and 3.9 would round down to 3.
Everyone travels for different reasons, but rarely does an individual adventure alone. The players' characters have joined one another to form a party, whether it is for self-fulfillment or a greater purpose. They must work together and cooperate to complement their strengths and cover each other's weaknesses. Failure to do so can greatly hinder the party's chances of survival. The types of adventures you face might depend on the levels of your party's characters, as your level determines how powerful you are relative to the rest of the world.
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Level 20 characters are considered to be legendary or mythical people. They have reached a level of power that very few individuals have achieved in the entire history of Terrium. Their mere presence can swing the tides of war, and they command a voice that even kingdoms must bow down to. Even after death, they are remembered through song and story, whether it is for their heroic deeds or their villainous acts.
Your Ebb & Flow adventure begins with creating your character, which this guide and your GM will help walk you through. They will help you fill out all the information you'll need to know about your character, which can be found on the character sheets at the end of this guide. The character sheets provide a blank slate for players to follow in making their character. It's not what the player must use, as they can organize their character's information however they want, but it is a helpful tool in preparing for their adventure.
There are four primary objectives to creating your character: choosing your race, choosing your class, deciding your attribute and quality scores, and customizing your character. These four objectives will determine many aspects of your character, such as their appearance, their abilities, and their combat stats.


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Q: Quartic analog of the quadratic series of Au-Yeung The identity
$$\sum\limits_{n=1}^\infty \left (\frac{H_n}{n}\right)^2=\frac{17}{4}\zeta(4)=\frac{17\pi^4}{360},$$
where $H_n=1+1/2+1/3+\ldots 1/m$ is the  harmonic number, was discovered numerically by Enrico Au–Yeung and  proved rigorously by David Borwein and Jonathan Borwein (see https://rd.springer.com/article/10.1007%2Fs00283-021-10106-5).
What is known about its quartic counterpart (that is about the series $\sum\limits_{n=1}^\infty \left (H_n/n\right)^4$)?
Note that the cubic counterpart was considered in http://jca.ele-math.com/09-15/Evaluation-of-a-cubic-Euler-sum

A: All sums of the form $\sum_{n\ge1}H_n^i/n^j$ are expressible as rational linear combination of multiple zeta values (MZV) of weight $i+j$. In weight
$4$ as in your first example, the dimension of the space of MZV is one, so necessarily the sum is a rational multiple of $\zeta(4)$. For $i=j=4$ the weight is $8$ and the dimension is $4$, and your sum can be expressed as a rational linear combination of any Q-basis, for instance on the Hoffmann basis it has coefficients $(1167412/4125, -14372/275, -14788/275, -13452/275)$,
but these numbers have no intrinsic meaning since the Hoffmann basis is one among many possible bases. However, it proves (conjecturally) that the sum is not a rational multiple of $\zeta(8)$.

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Q: How does a serial queue/private dispatch queue know when a task is complete? (Perhaps answered by How does a serial dispatch queue guarantee resource protection? but I don't understand how)
Question
How does gcd know when an asynchronous task (e.g. network task) is finished? Should I be using dispatch_retain and dispatch_release for this purpose? Update: I cannot call either of these methods with ARC... What do?
Details
I am interacting with a 3rd party library that does a lot of network access. I have created a wrapper via a small class that basically offers all the methods i need from the 3rd party class, but wraps the calls in dispatch_async(serialQueue) { () -> Void in (where serialQueue is a member of my wrapper class).
I am trying to ensure that each call to the underlying library finishes before the next begins (somehow that's not already implemented in the library).

A: As mentioned before, DispatchGroup is a very good mechanism for that.
You can use it for synchronous tasks:
let group = DispatchGroup()
DispatchQueue.global().async(group: group) {
   syncTask()
}

group.notify(queue: .main) {
    // done
}

It is better to use notify than wait, as wait does block the current thread, so it is safe on non-main threads.
You can also use it to perform async tasks:
let group = DispatchGroup()
group.enter()
asyncTask {
   group.leave()
}

group.notify(queue: .main) {
    // done
}

Or you can even perform any number of parallel tasks of any synchronicity:
let group = DispatchGroup()

group.enter()
asyncTask1 {
   group.leave()
}

group.enter() //other way of doing a task with synchronous API
DispatchQueue.global().async {
   syncTask1()
   group.leave()
}

group.enter()
asyncTask2 {
   group.leave()
}

DispatchQueue.global().async(group: group) {
   syncTask2()
}

group.notify(queue: .main) {
    // runs when all tasks are done
}

It is important to note a few things.

*

*Always check if your asynchronous functions call the completion callback, sometimes third party libraries forget about that, or cases when your self is weak and nobody bothered to check if the body got evaluated when self is nil. If you don't check it then you can potentially hang and never get the notify callback.

*Remember to perform all the needed group.enter() and group.async(group: group) calls before you call the group.notify. Otherwise you can get a race condition, and the group.notify block can fire, before you actually finish your tasks.

BAD EXAMPLE

let group = DispatchGroup()

DispatchQueue.global().async {
   group.enter()
   syncTask1()
   group.leave()
}

group.notify(queue: .main) {
    // Can run before syncTask1 completes - DON'T DO THIS
}

A: The serialisation of work on a serial dispatch queue is at the unit of work that is directly submitted to the queue.  Once execution reaches the end of the submitted closure (or it returns) then the next unit of work on the queue can be executed.
Importantly, any other asynchronous tasks that may have been started by the closure may still be running (or may not have even started running yet), but they are not considered.
For example, for the following code:
dispatch_async(serialQueue) {
    print("Start")
    dispatch_async(backgroundQueue) {
       functionThatTakes10Seconds()
       print("10 seconds later")
    }
    print("Done 1st")
}

dispatch_async(serialQueue) {
    print("Start")
    dispatch_async(backgroundQueue) {
       functionThatTakes10Seconds()
       print("10 seconds later")
    }
    print("Done 2nd")
}

The output would be something like:

Start
Done 1st
Start
Done 2nd
10 seconds later
10 seconds later

Note that the first 10 second task hasn't completed before the second serial task is dispatched.  Now, compare:
dispatch_async(serialQueue) {
    print("Start")
    dispatch_sync(backgroundQueue) {
       functionThatTakes10Seconds()
       print("10 seconds later")
    }
    print("Done 1st")
}

dispatch_async(serialQueue) {
    print("Start")
    dispatch_sync(backgroundQueue) {
       functionThatTakes10Seconds()
       print("10 seconds later")
    }
    print("Done 2nd")
}

The output would be something like:

Start
10 seconds later
Done 1st
Start
10 seconds later
Done 2nd

Note that this time because the 10 second task was dispatched synchronously the serial queue was blocked and the second task didn't start until the first had completed.
In your case, there is a very good chance that the operations you are wrapping are going to dispatch asynchronous tasks themselves (since that is the nature of network operations), so a serial dispatch queue on its own is not enough.
You can use a DispatchGroup to block your serial dispatch queue.
dispatch_async(serialQueue) {
    let dg = dispatch_group_create()
    dispatch_group_enter(dg)
    print("Start")
    dispatch_async(backgroundQueue) {
       functionThatTakes10Seconds()
       print("10 seconds later")
       dispatch_group_leave(dg)
    }
    dispatch_group_wait(dg)
    print("Done")
}

This will output

Start
10 seconds later
Done

The dg.wait() blocks the serial queue until the number of dg.leave calls matches the number of dg.enter calls. If you use this technique then you need to be careful to ensure that all possible completion paths for your wrapped operation call dg.leave.  There are also variations on dg.wait() that take a timeout parameter.

A: The answer to the question in your questions body:

I am trying to ensure that each call to the underlying library finishes before the next begins

A serial queue does guarantee that the tasks are progressed in the order you add them to the queue.

I do not really understand the question in the title though:

How does a serial queue ... know when a task is complete?


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According to a police report, the victim run out of their home shouting for help after being attacked by her husband with a cutlass and was later hacked to death.
Police arrived at the scene after a report was made.
"The only tenant, on seeing the situation run out and shouted for help. Neighbors later came in and found Kwabena having butchered his wife to death for no apparent reason."
"Police proceeded to Assin Koforidua and met 27-year-old Abena, with deep cutlass wounds on her head, back and left hand, in a pool of blood dead," the Deputy Public Relations Officer of the Central Regional Police Command, Inspector Isaac Evans Ettie, said.
The suspect is reported to have attempted suicide by slitting his throat but failed.
"Suspect Kwabena, aged 45 years, was also met with a deep cut on his neck with bloodstains on his body lying down helpless," Inspector Ettie said.
The suspect is currently receiving treatment at the St. Francis Xavier hospital at Assin Fosu under armed guard.
The two were married with two kids.
This follows a similar incident at Gbetsile Soldier Line in the Kpone Katamanso Municipality of the Greater Accra Region where a woman was allegedly mutilated and hacked to death by her husband.
The husband in this case also tried and succeeded in his suicide attempt by hanging himself.
These kinds of killings have seen an increase in recent times in the country.
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The Kings will have have a new injection of Eastern European blood when they take the ice on Wednesday night against the visiting Anaheim Ducks.
Two of LA's top prospects were recalled today – forward Andrei Loktionov and defenseman Slava Voynov. Both were born in Russia and drafted by the Kings in the 2008 NHL Draft.
Although they've played the last few seasons together in Manchester, New Hampshire for the Kings' top minor league affiliate, they were born about 1,000 miles apart in their native land. Loktionov hails from Voskresensk, a city not far from Moscow, while Voynov is originally from Chelyabinsk – which is further east on a map.
Voynov held down the fort while Drew Doughty was negotiating a new contract with the Kings during training camp and was the last player cut before opening night rosters were submitted to the NHL.
Then, after Doughty was injured in the fourth game of the season, Voynov was recalled and played the next five games with the team – picking up two goals and an assist. He also scored a goal in his last game with the Monarchs this past Saturday. It was his third goal and fourth point in the AHL this year.
Meanwhile, Loktionov arrives as the Monarchs leading point producer, posting three goals and 11 assists in 17 games played. However, he hadn't scored in several weeks there. Then again, like LA, Manchester has been struggling to generate offense this season – overall, they've give up 45 goals, two more than they they've scored against their AHL opponents.
In 20 career NHL games over the last two seasons, Loktionov has seven points (four goals, three assists). Although he's a natural center, he played some wing for the team last year – and he wasn't happy with his performance. During training camp in September, both he and Murray talked about that experiment here.
Still, given the fact the Kings are down two left wings right now (due to injuries to Dustin Penner and Scott Parse), Loktionov practiced on the left side of Mike Richards and Dustin Brown today.
He'll most likely start Wednesday's game in that spot.
Over on defense, the team placed Alec Martinez on the injured reserve list (retroactive to November 12) today, making room for the Voynov recall.
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