I was looking for any information about getting BlazeDS running locally on my Mac to take a stab at learning Flex remoting, and I found this nice tutorial over at Coding Cowboys, but got disappointed when I realized that while the author was working on Leopard, he was actually setting up BlazeDS on a linux server.
But in my normal "oh this should be pretty easy" fashion which has on other occasions brought down the boot sectors of powerful hard drives, I decided that following the instructions on the page would just work on a mac too.
It should be pretty clear why I'm just not sending you on to the aforementioned post if you go look at it - he's also setting up Amazon EC2 webservices, which I'm not as interested in at the moment. Also, I'd like to just play with Flex remoting for a minute at home, so I don't need to get a server involved. Especially since I have this handy unix workstation right here on my desk.
Ok, no more silly patter. Here's how to set up BlazeDS on your intel-based mac running Leopard. I should also mention that I have the developer tools installed, but I don't know that that makes a difference.
unzip it to a directory -- /blaze is good. You now have a folder at the Root lavel of Macintosh HD called blaze.
If that "unzip it to a directory" direction is alienating to you, just double click on the zip, let Mac OS unzip it for you, and rename the directory to blaze and move it to the top of the Macintosh HD. Pretty much the same thing.
Note - when executing these commands either from the root (/) which is the command above, or from the directory they're in, you still need the leading ./ -- so if you're in the /blaze/tomcat/bin directory, the command to start tomcat is ./startup.sh, not startup.sh which will give you an error.
Note #2 - You can close the terminal window. It says "hey, closing this will end processes running blah blah blah" but BlazeDS still works after you close the window. If you're just playing around, it might be worth leaving it open since it tells you in the console output how to shut the server down.
open http://127.0.0.1:8400/ in a web browser.
Play with the pretty flex remoting demos.
In this tutorial you will learn how to create a reusable flash that can be configured through the HTML of the page displaying the SWF file. Using the technique you will be able to use one single SWF file for all your buttons in a single page.
This is one of those things that I've tried to do a couple times, but it never worked out...and truth be told, after reading the tutorial I'm not sure what I was doing wrong (maybe I wasn't passing the variable to the swf the right way).
Anyway, it's cool to see it work. Now I need to figure out how to force justify the single word in the button, and actually get the text how I want.
I was looking for some information on how to style lists and blockquotes (I'm getting a little annoyed with them -- I can't figure out how to change their default indentations, and browsers give them way to much vertical space.
I found this nice site (or 5 sites) by maxdesign that look pretty helpful. At least they should help me figure out my list problems, if nothing else. And the Floatutorial: Step by step CSS float tutorial looks like required reading since I just got a headache from trying to figure out how to clear the floats in the new layout I'm working on.
Nice CSS tutorial, aimed at designers. Mostly nice because it gives tips on how to translate page layout concepts to CSS.
Can you tell I'm working on a website?
But Joe Barton of Texas, also considering joining the House Republican leadership race, doesn't see the party of Reagan as extreme.
"Our party does not suffer the affliction of being a boiling mad collection of fringe interests with notions so cockeyed that they ultimately rub each other rawand make average Americans cringe," Barton said. "Republicans will never be that."
That is so awesome I can't even stand it. Good luck getting your party back together -- with your eye on the ball like that, nothing can get in your way.
I just discovered his blog, but now his feed is one of my favorite subscriptions.
Max Design - CSS Centering - fun for all!
The W3C Visual formatting model states: "If both 'margin-left' and 'margin-right' are 'auto', their used values are equal. This horizontally centers the element with respect to the edges of the containing block."
I hardly mean to imply that George W. Bush is a delusional party hack whose aim is to rob and mislead us for the benefit of his friends. That idea deserves to be stated outright: George W. Bush is a delusional party hack whose aim is to rob and mislead us for the benefit of his friends.
Pantagruel is a great collection of crazy creatures. Just looking a it I thought it beat the clap-trap in most of the Fantasy RPGs I've played. Some game company should give this stuff serious attention.
I knew if I googled this enough times I'd eventually find the rigth answer. This is totally the right answer.
Dofus Arena looks to be Final Fantasy Tactics remade as a multiplayer internet game.
Uh-oh. I hear my productivity dropping through the floor now.
A review of Cybertypes by Lisa Nakamura.
Nakamura gives us excellent coverage of the phenomenon she calls "techno-Orientalism" in her chapter "Race in the Construct and the Construction of Race: The �Consensual Hallucination� of Multiculturalism in the Fictions of Cyberspace." In this chapter she takes a variety of popular �cyberpunk� novels and films �including Ridley Scott�s Blade Runner, William Gibson�s Neuromancer and Neal Stephenson�s Snow Crash and The Diamond Age� to task for reinscriptions of racism within their texts. Her reading of Andy and Larry Wachowski�s The Matrix is most interesting for its incorporation of George Lipsitz�s notion of "the possessive investment in whiteness"(78), upon which her analysis of the character Cypher is founded: "the only white man on the crew betrays the humans precisely because he wants to jump the ship of multiculturalism and reclaim his possessive investment of whiteness."(78) Nakamura persuasively argues that "[Cypher�s] claims to being oppressed while he is receiving no less and no more than any other crew member � invokes the ways that a lack of white privilege can be experienced as oppression."(78) The comparison of Cypher to Allan Bakke (famous for his "reverse racism" suit in the late 1970s), filtered through Lipsitz�s lens of possessive investment is downright brilliant, and all by itself is worth the price of admission.
Seriously, was Cypher the only white guy in the crew? I swear there was another white guy.
Edit: yeah, there was another white guy. The idea that Cypher's sellout is an pointer to white privilege is still pretty compelling though.
For some reason the neologism "Cybertype" irks me. Apparently Nakamura also coined "Identity Tourist" for which I am eternally grateful, and so I'll probably let cybertypes go.
The Romans kept the Barbarians at bay for as long as they could, but finally they were engulfed and the savage hordes overran the empire, destroying the cultural achievements of centuries. The light of reason and civilisation was almost snuffed out by the Barbarians, who annihilated everything that the Romans had put in place, sacking Rome itself and consigning Europe to the Dark Ages. The Barbarians brought only chaos and ignorance, until the renaissance rekindled the fires of Roman learning and art.
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If America Had Filipino Drug Laws
In the United States, if you get caught using or selling illicit drugs, you might know what kinds of penalties you can expect. Fines, jail time, probation, and mandatory substance abuse programs aren't outside the realm of possibility depending on the federal, state and local laws where the crime took place.
But what about capital punishment?
It may sound absurd, considering that capital punishment – death – is controversial enough even in the most heinous of crimes, but in other countries around the world, capital punishment has evolved into an acceptable response to manage the evolving "war on drugs". In the Philippines, more than 7,000 people have been killed to-date for their expected role either selling or using drugs across the country. These murders are part of a new campaign to eliminate drugs in the Philippines by the newly elected President, Rodrigo Duterte, and his tactics have already begun to spread to surrounding Asian countries, including Indonesia.
In contrast, we studied five major cities across the U.S. (New York, Seattle, Boston, San Francisco, and Miami) with some of the highest rates of drug-related arrests and allegations and envisioned what life might be like if laws like those in the Philippines were enacted in America. Read on to see what we discovered.
Fear Tactics Evolved
The criminal justice system in the United States bears little (if any resemblance) to that of the Philippines – with one major exception. While the consequences of drug use vary wildly between both countries, they're both employing scare tactics in an effort to curb or eliminate criminal activity.
Unfortunately, after decades of research, experts have indicated that the fear of punishment doesn't quite have the positive effect lawmakers might be hoping for. Not only can jail time in the U.S. increase the likelihood of repeat criminal behaviors (particularly among non-violent crimes like drug use and possession), even the fear of capital punishment has little impact on the rates of violent crimes like homicide.
If the United States were to escalate the war on drugs to match the brutal, unforgiving response to drug use that President Duterte has established in the Philippines, one person would be killed every 21 seconds across the country. Given the more than 1.4 million drug arrests made in 2016, those deaths would equate to more than the entire population of Hawaii over the year, and over 274,000 people more than the total population of Wyoming and Vermont combined.
The Big Apple on Drugs
The Empire City isn't just one of the most popular American cities across the country, it also has more illicit drug activity than many major metropolitan areas combined. In 2015, there were more than 55,000 drug arrests and allegations across the city – and a record high number of accidental overdose deaths.
In 2015, the number of deaths from misuse and overdose had risen by 73 percent over the previous five years, with heroin accepting for the highest number of fatalities. The city of New York has a long-standing history of heroin misuse that dates as far back as the 1900s when it was marketed by brand-name pharmaceutical companies as a safe, "non-addictive" medication alternative. Today, the number of victims claimed by heroin has increased 158 percent between 2010 and 2015, accounting for more than half of the total drug-related deaths in 2015 across the city.
While the city is focused on creating drugs like naloxone (which can reverse the effects of an overdose) more available, and helping those addicted to narcotics find adequate channels for support, fear tactics like the capital punishment efforts of the Philippines could result in more deaths each year than there are seats in Yankee Stadium, and over 3,680 elevator rides to the top of the Empire State Building.
Opioids in the Emerald City
The city of Seattle may be known best for its picturesque landscapes, technology marketplace, and being home to the most successful coffee house on the plant, but it hasn't been immune to America's opioid epidemic in recent years.
In 2015, there were more than 14,000 drug arrests and allegations across the city, and 132 deaths from heroin overdose in King Country. In response to this health crisis, the city of Seattle is approaching illicit drug use in a new and unique way. In January 2017, local officials approved plans to bring the country's first "safe injection" site for heroin users to the city of Seattle. Not to be confused with recreational use, the main goal of these efforts is to engage drug users in education and treatment to help them overcome the conflict of addiction.
In contrast, if Seattle adopted the recent efforts of the Philippines by executing people accused of selling or trafficking drugs, enough people would be killed to fill nearly six fully-booked ferry rides between Seattle and Bainbridge or nearly a quarter of all the seats in the Seahawks Stadium.
Narcotics by the Bay
The city of San Francisco has two very different sides of the population who've been impacted by drug use. On the one hand, the growing rate of homeless Americans living in San Francisco who also happens to be addicted to opiates (including heroin) continues to rise, and on the other hand, some Silicon Valley elites have become equally as entrenched in the epidemic. May see the homeless population of San Francisco as a product of the heroin crisis, and as a result of the accelerated growth and construction around the city, drug use by the homeless community has been driven out onto the streets and into the open.
As opposed to employing scare tactics, city officials have increased access to antidotes like naloxone, implemented need swap programs, and in 2015, the city saw a 15 percent increase in the number of people seeking professional treatment at city health facilities. In 2016, the use of naloxone saved nearly 900 lives across San Francisco. If instead of working towards a solution, the city murdered those afflicted with addiction, they would kill enough people to fill one out of every ten seats at the Giant's Stadium.
The Impact of Effective Treatment
Perhaps no city has been besieged by the opioid epidemic quite like Boston, Massachusetts. With more than 450 opioid-related hospital visits per every per 100,000 residents across the entire state in 2014 (the last year for the data), and a rising number of overdose deaths, the state's treatment center solutions have struggled to keep up with demand. In an effort to prevent addiction, Governor Charlie Baker signed an effort into law in 2016 aimed at preventative education, and increasing requirements for medical professionals to monitor the allocation of prescription drugs. Still, an average of 38 people died every week in 2016 from opioid use alone in the state of Massachusetts – with fentanyl, a drug several times more potent and deadly than heroin, leading the way.
To help those impacted by addiction, the law enforcement community have identified opiate use as the disease that it is, and instead of threatening to incarcerate or charge people suffering from drug dependence, the Massachusetts police are offering immunity and an effort towards recovery to those who come forward seeking it. As a response to the collective efforts across the state, the fatal impact of opioids in Boston and the surrounding areas has lessened according to some of the most recent reports.
Results, and compassionate care like this highlight just how far drug treatment can go to reverse the effects of addiction.
An Alternate Ending for the Cocaine Cowboys
Deep in the heart of the sunshine state is one of the most notorious drug capitals of the United States. While the rest of the country is entrenched in an opioid epidemic involving heroin and fentanyl, Miami's drug use problems seem to have taken a step back in time.
In the late 70s and 80s, Miami became famous for the sheer volume of cocaine that had flooded its streets, and the high profile criminals who helped sell and supply it. Today, the production of cocaine from Colombia is at an all-time high, and the number of people dying from cocaine-related overdoses rose to more than 1,800 across the state of Florida in 2015. In an effort to eliminate the cocaine crisis in the 80s, the U.S. government instituted mandatory minimum penalties for drug crimes.
Now, imagine if those penalties had evolved since the 80s to match the repercussions currently established in the Philippines. Instead of more than 9,100 arrests and violations in Miami in 2015, there might have been 9,100 executions instead. That would be more than three completely sold out shows at the Fillmore, nearly eight times the capacity of the LIV nightclub, more than two out of every five seats at a Miami Heat game.
The Power of Treatment
While some government officials – both in the U.S. and elsewhere – may believe that the best way to deter criminal activity (including illicit drug use) is to utilize scare tactics by imposing harsher laws and penalties for those convicted, research has shown that those efforts simply aren't effective. In the Philippines, these laws have taken a turn for the worst, and the use of violent, inhumane tactics are spreading to neighboring countries.
At Addictions.com, we know the best support we can give to you or a loved one battling with drug addiction is the help of specialized treatment and recovery options. No one should struggle with the effects of addiction alone, and our goal is to help match you with the best rehab facilities across the country that will work to get you the care you need to take back your life. You are not alone. Visit us online at Addictions.com today to learn more.
We employed drug arrest data, including both arrests and allegations, from 2015 when available, and likened them to common landmarks, stadiums, and activities to help put these large numbers into scale. For capacity data, we utilized official numbers for each stadium, building, vehicle, and landmark where possible. As no data was readily available for the USS Constitution's crew size, we contacted the USS Constitution Museum and used the max end of the wartime crew size they provided as a baseline.
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Posted byJim "Dr. Dim" Fitzsimons December 19, 2016 Posted inscienceTags:anthony scaramucci, baseball, bigfoot, chris cuomo, dimland radio, dimland radio science zero, global warming, ken burns, mario cuomo, phil plait, russian bigfoot dashcam video, skepticism, z talk radio
Dimland Radio Science Zero: Anthony Scaramucci
Not only did I give this fellow Science Zero status and made a bad joke about his name, I kept getting the pronunciation of his last name goofed up. Sorry.
Also, his being named a Science Zero got more complicated than when I first decided to give him the dishonor. Trump transition team advisor, Anthony Scaramucci was on CNN being interviewed by Chris Cuomo, son of former New York governor Mario Cuomo…
Tangent!
Before I got any further on Scaramucci, I went on a bit of a rant about Mario Cuomo and his appearance in Ken Burns' Baseball. I love that documentary series, both it's original nine parts (innings) and the follow-up: The Tenth Inning. My rant had to do with how doleful and dower Cuomo sounds when he talks. I'm sure he was a decent man and that he loved baseball, but his demeanor can't help but suck the air out of the room whenever he shows up in Burns history of the greatest game ever created.
And Cuomo loves the bunt. Nobody loves the bunt.
I couldn't find a clip from the baseball documentary, but here is one of him talking about his imagining of his mother's experience with immigration when coming to America:
Maybe it's just me, but it just doesn't seem the man is capable of experiencing joy. How did the people of New York elect him?
And a correction: I mentioned his statement about America not doing community well. I was rather miffed at that. Perhaps that's why I mistakenly included 9/11 as one of his examples of a crisis in which America does community better.
9/11 hadn't happened yet when the documentary was released. My mistake.
Back To The Show Before The Rant Started
Bad Astronomer Phil Plait blogged about Scaramucci's interview. Dr Plait laid out a good case for Trump's advisor to be a Dimland Radio Science Zero. Well, not specifically that. Dr Plait has no idea Dimland Radio exists, which may change now that it is available on iTunes. (Please subscribe!)
Scaramucci is not a scientist. He does acknowledge that, while he casts doubt on the vast majority of climate scientists when they say global climate change is real and human caused. He states that scientists have been wrong before. He brings up the mistaken beliefs that the earth was flat and the center of the universe. Cuomo, to his credit, responded, "It's called ignorance. You learn over time."
But Scaramucci stuck to his guns. And, in the video link on the Bad Astronomy blog, he states that, "people have gotten things wrong throughout the 5,500-year history of our planet." Well, right there, that nails his listing as a Dimland Radio Science Zero. The other statements on their own would get him there, but being a young-earther was a fine button on that bow.
Hold the phone! The video Dr. Plait shared was cut short by someone who may have wanted Scaramucci to look even more ridiculous. It cut immediately after the 5,500-year history of earth comment. But, the full length video of the interview went just a little bit longer and it captured his correcting himself. He quickly added, "…human history, I should say."
So, that makes him not necessarily a young-earther. After all, they believe the earth to be 6,000 or, maybe, 10,000 years old. Phil, to his credit, updated his blog once he became aware that the clip he shared was edited and misleading.
Anthony Scaramucci still is a Dimland Radio Science Zero. Just not as ignorant as I first thought.
Compelling Video Of A Russian Blobsquatch
I talked about the most famous film footage of an alleged bigfoot: the Patterson/Gimlin film. You may not know it by name, but you will very likely recognize its iconic images of "bigfoot" crossing a clearing in the woods of California and nonchalantly looking back over its shoulder at the cameraman. Since that 1967 footage made its way into the public consciousness, people have been attempting to get even better images.
It's been nearly 50 years and just about everyone has a camera, but still no video or film of the elusive, hairy giant has come close.
Well, maybe finally…
Recently, I was listening to a local talk radio show host mention some new bigfoot video that was spreading across the internet. This footage came from Russia. A dashcam captured the image of something crossing a snow covered country road at night. The two Russians in the vehicle were rather excited sounding when witnessing the creature's crossing. The show host said the video wasn't fuzzy.
Well, I had better check it out!
Was I convinced?
I'll put it this way: Congratulations Patterson/Gimlin film! You're still the best footage of an alleged bigfoot. Even if, as evidence, your images are inconclusive at best.
The radio station's link and an enhanced look with some skeptical commentary.
Movie Recommendation: None
I ran out of time, so you are on your own. Boy, this may be three weeks in a row. I will definitely try to get a recommendation in the next show. I'll try. No promises.
And you'll have to wait until my New Year's Eve show. I won't be doing a show for Saturday, 12/24.
Dimland Radio opening theme song: 'Ram' by The Yoleus
First ad break bumpers: 'Tantalized' by The Church & 'Death Of The European' by The Three Johns
Second ad break bumpers: 'I Want The One I Can't Have' by The Smiths & 'Me And Sarah Jane' by Genesis


Working within the social care sector can be emotionally rewarding and thanks to the sheer size of the field, there are many different positions available. This role has also been known to be challenging on occasion, so those who are committed to improving the lives of others will appreciate the milestones that the future holds. Let's examine what you need to know in order to be prepared well in advance.
• The average yearly salary of a social care worker is £20,536 pounds.
• It may be possible to earn as much as £32,500 per year.
• Those who are registered with the NHS can earn slightly higher. Some starting salaries can be as high as £26,500 pounds.
• Most full-time positions will range from 37 to 40 hours per week. However, weekend and evening work will sometimes be required; resulting in overtime.
Social care is heavily involved with hands-on relationships and professionals that work together with the family members of their patients. This is a very wide field, so you may provide aid to the elderly, youthful offenders, those with serious illnesses or anyone suffering from mental health issues. The exact duties will depend upon your training as well as your areas of expertise. Other responsibilities include assessing the status of a patient, providing emergency intervention services, aiding with chemical dependency issues, and working together with other agencies in order to take the appropriate course of action.
Above all, you will need to be a "people person" if you hope to enjoy success within the field of social care. Maintaining a positive outlook is just as important, as this position can be mentally challenging at times. Excellent communication skills, the ability to work as a part of a team and a willingness to travel to visit patients are some other qualities of a reliable worker. Overtime can sometimes be required and you should be ready to adopt a more flexible working schedule on occasion.
Most social care workers will be required to register with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) before they are allowed to enter into active practice. This job is all about honing your skills over time, so it is a good idea to register for courses that specialise in Continuous Professional Development (CPD). Programmes such as the Assisted and Supported Year in in Employment (ASYE) will provide you with further training and all professionals are eligible to register with the College of Social Work to obtain additional certifications.
A career in social care will provide you with a rewarding experience and there is always room for upward mobility. Please refer back to this article for further advice.
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In the document, "four IASB Members discuss messages they have heard from stakeholders about IFRS 16 implementation over the last year and give advice to companies implementing the new Standard." Much of this messaging really only consists of emphasizing various bits of the standard, or of saying exactly what you'd expect to be said ("If companies have not yet started their implementation activities, they need to do so soon."). But two passages caught my interest for various reasons.
This made me think of similar issues that often arise in allocating the issue price of a convertible instrument between debt and equity portions, or more generally in separating out the components of various "bundled" financing transactions. Such allocations tend to assume rational negotiations in which every component of an arrangement is individually negotiated and priced. It ought to be an entirely logical assumption, but especially for smaller companies, it's not always evidenced by the details of what actually gets negotiated. So for example, based on a five minute search, I'm currently looking at a set of financial statements in which the future cash flows attaching to convertible debentures carrying an interest rate of 10% were discounted at 35% for purposes of determining the equity portion. Of course, there was never an alternative negotiation in which the company might have paid such an onerous rate absent the equity "sweetener." Such calculations, and the financing cost that results from them, are entirely notional.
It probably helps that smaller companies aren't as likely as larger ones to have entered into long-term leases; still, we can expect variations on this same problem to come up in practice. However scrupulously companies may try in retrospect to analyze transactions they entered into in the past, it's obvious that an accounting treatment based on numbers they didn't actually think about at the time will often be a bit shakier than one based on those they did.
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Rockstar Pass Gives L.A. Noire DLC Discount
By Tom Goldman Legacy Author May 31, 2011
Rockstar Games has explained the mysterious Rockstar Pass along with official details on L.A. Noire's DLC.
Before the release of L.A. Noire, mention of something called the "Rockstar Pass" was made in an Xbox Live release schedule, but when the game launched there was no such Rockstar Pass to be found. Rockstar has revealed that the Rockstar Pass is a very real thing and it'll give L.A. Noire players a discount on the game's DLC.
Rockstar's first wave of L.A. Noire DLC will include four unique cases, two detective suits, and a collectible challenge. Each will be sold separately, but if players purchase the Rockstar Pass for its current limited-time price of $10 (which will go up to $12 after the current discount period ends), they'll get access to all of the DLC as it's released without having to put out another dime.
The cases will be priced at $4, the collectible challenge at $2, and the suits at $1 each (convert to your favorite form of console funny money). Nabbing the Rockstar Pass now ensures a 50% discount. Considering this stuff is going up for sale anyway, that's not bad, eh?
Rockstar has also announced an exclusive suit for members of the Rockstar Social Club and a free Chicago Piano Machine Gun unlock for all players of the game. Here's the full DLC release schedule for both the PlayStation Network and Xbox Live:
L.A. Noire Rockstar Pass (limited-time discount price) – May 31
"The Naked City" DLC case – May 31
"A Slip of The Tongue" DLC case – May 31
Broderick Detective Suit and Gun – May 31
Sharpshooter Detective Suit and Gun – May 31
The Badge Pursuit Challenge – May 31
Chicago Piano Machine Gun (free community unlock) – May 31
L.A. Noire Rockstar Pass (standard price) – June 14
"Nicholson Electroplating Disaster" DLC case – June 21
"Reefer Madness" DLC case – July 12.


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Celebrate the festival of light;
Light up your heart's desire.

May the kindling of the light
Set your hopes afire.

Let the colours and lights just climb;
Let them soar ever higher.

Let your dreams never touch the dust...
May they never get lost in the mire.

To come down to humour, suddenly....

Today's lights  may look like a traditional "diya",
But they need an electric wire!

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Here's a photo of my kOlam, taken by a  young guest of one of my neighbours ; without any inhibition, she asked if she could take a photograph....her first attempt at photography! Long may it last!

Her name is Rashmi, and a round of applause for her please!

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Last Sunday, we talked about contemplative spirituality as a necessary antidote for our souls [If you missed it you can check out the sermon podcast]. For it is the portal to the direct life-giving presence of God. When we are rooted in contemplative spirituality, we are more receptive and malleable in the hands of God, and the life of Christ flows more freely through us.
So Chris Heuertz in his book, The Sacred Enneagram, asserts that solitude, silence and stillness are the lifesaving corrections to the absurdity we've fallen into - the addictions, the coping mechanisms or whatever is out of control in our lives. And he insists that contemplative practice is crucial to living into transformation and wholeness in our lives.
That said, it's unfortunate that we tend to resist solitude, silence and stillness because some aspects of our awakening, growth and development cannot be realized without them. Each is a work of grace, a work only God can do in us. We need practices that open us to this grace, this work of God. God is love and therefore God can be trusted.
In silence, God will do for us what we cannot do for ourselves.This is easier said than done. First, we must being to recognize our inherent addictions and compulsions that we use to cope with our sense of inner dread. We all have them. When life goes sideways, these are the primary ways we seek to regain a sense of being okay.
Some of us are obsessed with control. (According to the Enneagram, these would be types 8,9 and 1 in the Gut Center.) When life comes at us, we seek to gain equilibrium by funneling all of our drive and energy into some illusion of control. But according to Heuertz, stillness is crucial for us. Because for those of us with drive, whether we are fighting for justice or mediating peace or fixing what is broken in the world, what happens when we stop? Who are we without the good we do? And so when we are forced to stop, we may realize how over-identified are with our drive to do. Stillness then becomes a necessary counterpoint to our need to control and brings us into freedom.
Some of us are obsessed with the affirmation and approval of others. (According to the Enneagram, these would be types 2,3,and 4 in the Heart Center.) And so for us feeling types who are addicted to the affirmation and opinion of others, solitude is crucial. Solitude functions as a corrective to the dependency on connection and comparison to somehow validate ourselves. So then, who are we when we are alone? When we can't meet the needs of another? When we can't read a room to get what we want? When there is no one around to see and appreciate us? And so often when we are disconnected from ourselves, we never fully feel embraced by others and we can feel lonely; and yet if we can connect to our true essence we can bring our true self into relationship. And so solitude is key in this recovery. Because in solitude, we allow space for our true essence, our soul, to emerge. Solitude teaches us how to be present - present to God, to ourselves and to others with no strings attached.
Some of us are obsessed with security and survival (These are the thinking types 5, 6 and 7 in the Head Center). And for those of us who cope by anxious thought processes in our heads, silence is crucial. Is it possible for us to turn down the inner noise - everything that serves as a distraction - to be able to really listen? Can we stop searching for answers long enough to hear the answer within? Can we stop worrying long enough to hear the quiet voice inside assuring us that everything will be okay? Can we dial down our anxious addiction to adventure and opportunity to hear that everything we need is already present? Silence helps us learn how to listen to the voice of God in our lives, a voice we may have been unable to recognize before. Silence helps us listen to the people in our lives who speak loving words of truth or affirmation over us. And silence helps us to listen to ourselves, both our desires and our fears.
When we give ourselves to contemplative practices marked by solitude, silence and stillness, our souls are nurtured, our gifts blossom and our true selves emerge. Contemplative spirituality calms the body, stills the emotions and quiets the mind. And in so doing, it liberates us from ego addictions, giving us the freedom to make major corrections to our behaviors informed by our True Self.
In other words, contemplative practice brings transformation.
So that we can become more like Christ as we follow the Way.
And so I hope you will begin to experience the richness of contemplative spirituality as you try some new practices this week! I have included some resources below to spark your imagination and curiosity.


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Q: C define string as char Is it possible to define a string as char in C like this? I think C calls it multi character constant.
#define OK '_/'

I want C to treat '_/' as a char from now on, not a string, so this:
printf("%c", OK);

prints _/ and not /

A: Multi character constants are of int type and their value is not strictly defined-- it's platform dependent stuff. So using them as normal letters is not best idea, even though you can use them in every context as normal char there is no guarantee that they will be compiled as you intend (as in your example you get only last char from ur string).
here you have explanation of the topic:
Multiple characters in a character constant

A: While it is technically valid C to define OK as '_/', the value of a multi-character character constant is implementation defined, so this is probably not something you want to do.
There is no way you will be able to print more than one character without resorting to strings.

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Title: TREMONTAINE
Authors: Ellen Kushner, Joel Derfner, Karen Lord, Delia Sherman, Racheline Maltese, Paul Witcover, Tessa Gratton, and Liz Duffy Adams
Pub. Date: October 11, 2017
Publisher: Serial Box
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Tremontaine introducers readers to a world where ambition, love affairs, and rivalries dance with deadly results. In this serial, Ellen Kushner and a team of writers return readers to the world of scandal and swordplay introduced in her cult-classic novel Swordspoint. Readers familiar with the series will find a welcome homecoming while new fans will learn what makes Riverside a place they will want to visit again and again. Tremontaine follows Diane, Duchess Tremontaine, whose beauty is matched only by her cunning; Rafe Fenton, a handsome young scholar with more passion than sense; Ixkaab Balam, a tradeswoman from afar with skill for swords and secrets; and Micah, a gentle genius whose discoveries herald revolution. Sparks fly as these four lives intersect in a world where politics is everything, and outcasts are the tastemakers.
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Karen Lord is Barbadian, born in 1968. She is a writer and research consultant, BSc, MSc, MPhil, PhD. She has written novels that have received many awards. She builds worlds, one word at a time.
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Racheline Maltese is a queer writer living a big life from a small space. She flies planes, sails boats, and rides horses, but as a native New Yorker, has no idea how to drive a car. She is a performer and storyteller focused on themes of celebrity, gender, desire and mourning. She lives in Brooklyn with her partner and their two cats.
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Q: Habilitar CORS via JavaScript (Phonegap) Estou criando uma aplicação Phonegap que consome uma Web API (Web Service), e preciso acessar um domínio externo. Pesquisando pela web encontrei que devia habilitar o CORS via JavaScript para ter a possibilidade de acessar outros domínios. Desta maneira gostaria de saber de que maneira faria isso.
Segue abaixo o código de uma busca feita pelo app.
function find()
{
  var urlAl = 'http://*********/api/Produtos';
  header("Access-Control-Allow-Methods: GET, POST, PUT, DELETE, OPTIONS");

  $.ajax({
    type : "GET",
    dataType : "jsonp",
    url : urlAl,
    success: function(data){
      alert(data);
    },
    error: function()
    {
      alert("erro");
    }
});

A: No PhoneGap
De outras perguntas do StackOverflow (traduzidas livremente para o português):

O PhoneGap suporta cors?
RE:
Sim ele suporta, tudo o que você tem que fazer é adicionar essa linha para seu arquivo config.xml:
<access origin="http://example.com" />

Você também pode fazer isso:
<access origin="*" />

Outra resposta:

Cors e Apps PhoneGap
Com o PhoneGap você pode só fazer requests XHR diretamente para servidores remotos e eles deveriam simplesmente funcionar. A política de Cross-domain não se aplica para o PhoneGap (por diversas razões, basicamente porque seu App está rodando a partir do URI file:// no dispositivo).
Por favor tenha em mente que você terá que configurar uma whitelist para seus Apps acessarem domínios externos. Por favor confira esse link:
http://docs.phonegap.com/en/1.8.0rc1/guide_whitelist_index.md.html#Domain%20Whitelist%20Guide

Espero que isso esclareça sua dúvida; abaixo estão instruções para se isso fosse um request no navegador.
No navegador
Seria necessário que você mudasse seu servidor para suportar cors, adicionando uma Header Access-Control-Allow-Origin para o domínio que o Phonegap rode por cima - pode ser um wildcard (*) para aceitar todas as origens. Dependendo do tipo de request que você precisar fazer, será necessário implementar rotas "pre-flight", que são apenas rotas OPTIONS para sua aplicação, que respondam com os headers. Isso não deve ser difícil de fazer, mas vai depender do seu servidor.
No Node.js, por exemplo, você poderia usar o módulo cors e resolver o problema no servidor com uma ou duas linhas:
app.use(cors());
app.options('*', cors());

Isso feito, bastaria mudar seu request para habilitar o CORS no client-side (documentação):
$.ajax({
  // …
  crossDomain: true,
});

Caso você quisesse repassar/receber cookies do servidor, você precisaria fazer outra modificação:
$.ajax({
  // …
  xhrFields: {
    withCredentials: true,
  },
});

Nesse caso o servidor também teria que incluir o header Access-Control-Allow-Credentials. No caso do Node.js, bastaria mudar cors() para cors({ credentials: true }).


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Yankees' Derek Jeter goes 2-for-2 in final All-Star Game as American League tops National League, 5-3
By Mark Feinsand
Derek Jeter acknowleges the crowd at Target Field, which gives the Yankee Captain a long ovation as the 2014 Midsummer Classic will be his last. (Andrew Theodorakis/New York Daily News)
MINNEAPOLIS — Derek Jeter has always stepped up in big moments. Tuesday night was no exception.
Starting at shortstop for the final time in an All-Star Game, Jeter went 2-for-2 with a double and a run scored in the American League's 5-3 win over the National League, helping to give home-field advantage to the AL in this fall's World Series. His first hit came on a pitch that NL starting pitcher Adam Wainwright said he grooved before backtracking amid backlash on social media. But Jeter wasn't going to let that controversy spoil his night.
Jeter played three full innings before being pulled by Red Sox manager John Farrell, who let the 14-time All-Star take the field in the fourth before sending Alexei Ramirez of the White Sox out to replace him.
As the Yankees' captain jogged off the field, the sellout crowd rose to give him a standing ovation.
"I didn't know what was going to happen," Jeter said. "My back was turned and I heard Cano yelling, but usually when he yells I ignore him. Then I saw Ramirez coming out. It was a wonderful moment that I'm always going to remember."
Jeter stopped in front of the dugout and waved his cap to acknowledge the crowd. Frank Sinatra's "New York, New York" blared over the Target Field PA system for nearly three minutes as he walked into the dugout, hugging each of his teammates and coaches while the NL team stood atop their dugout to applaud.
"The All-Star Game is about everyone that's here, not one particular person," Jeter said. "I felt as though the focus should be on everyone that's in this game. For them to do that, that was much better than if there was something that was scripted."
Farrell said he spoke with Joe Torre among others as he tried to decide how to handle Jeter's final All-Star appearance.
"When you've witnessed a guy have such a great career, there's a moment of celebration," Farrell said. "He's able to do things in such a class way that tonight was another example of that."
With the crowd still standing, Jeter came out for a curtain call that elicited another loud roar. His parents, sister and nephew were shown on the Jumbotron cheering on the future Hall of Famer.
"I appreciate John doing that for me," Jeter said. "To have that moment in the All-Star Game was special."
Jeter was one of a handful of players to address the AL team in the clubhouse before the game, but as usual, he tried to turn the attention away from himself.
"He just told all of us to try to enjoy it as much as we can, especially the first-year guys," said Yankees reliever Dellin Betances, one of two AL pitchers who didn't get into the game. "You never know when you're going to be back, so enjoy it and try to win a ballgame."
Jeter was greeted by a huge ovation when he stepped to the plate to lead off the bottom of the first, the familiar recorded voice of Bob Sheppard announcing his arrival. NL catcher Jonathan Lucroy backed away from the plate and Wainwright put his glove on the rubber and stepped to the back of the mound, giving Jeter his moment as the shortstop waved to the fans, tipping his helmet to them three times.
"I tried to tell him to pick it up and 'let's go,' but he took a moment and let the fans give me an ovation," Jeter said. "I'll always remember it. I have never faced Adam before; I haven't really talked to him. For him to do that during tonight's game, it says a lot about him and how much of a class act he is."
Jeter took Wainwright's first pitch for a ball, then lined his second offering to right field for a double. Mike Trout — who beat out Jeter for MVP honors — drove in Jeter with a triple to give the American League a quick 1-0 lead.
Wainwright said shortly after coming out of the game that he "was going to give (Jeter) a couple of pipe shots" during the first at-bat, though he added with a smile, "I didn't know he was going to hit a double, though, or I might have changed my mind. I thought he'd line a single to right, or maybe a ground ball. I probably should have pitched him a little better than that."
Wainwright later backtracked, saying he was an "idiot" and adding: "What I meant to say was: I'm intentionally trying to throw a strike — and get him out."
Jeter used humor to brush past the issue.
Jeter gets ready to lead off the game in the on-deck circle. (Andrew Theodorakis/New York Daily News)
"If he grooved it, thank you," Jeter said with a smile. "You still have to hit it. I appreciate it if that's what he did. Thank you."
Jeter added a single in the third inning against Cincinnati's Alfredo Simon for his second hit. He even flashed some leather on his big night, making a diving stop to his left on Andrew McCutchen's first-inning grounder up the middle, though the reigning NL MVP beat Jeter's throw.
By the end of the night, Jeter seemed to be following his own advice.
Unlike Betances and the other youngsters, he knows he'll never experience a night like this again. "Any player that says they don't want to go to an All-Star Game is lying to you," Jeter said. "It's something everyone wants to be a part of.
"I've been fortunate to be a part of a few of them and I'm happy that I had a chance to do it one last time."
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Employees Honored at UT Service Awards Luncheon
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Congratulations are in order to the 121 UT Knoxville-area employees recognized on Tuesday for twenty-five years or more of service to the university. During the luncheon held at the University Center, UT President Joe DiPietro and UT Knoxville Chancellor Jimmy G. Cheek thanked the employees for their continued contributions and loyalty to the university and
Employees Honored with UT Service Awards
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More than 80 employees, including interim president Jan Simek, were recognized recently for their years of dedicated service to the University of Tennessee. Staff and faculty from UT Knoxville, the UT system and the Institute of Agriculture received their awards at a special luncheon.
Simek, Cheek Honor Employees with UT Service Awards
"The University of Tennessee is fortunate in the remarkable commitment to service shown by our employees," Acting UT President Jan Simek said. "At a special luncheon this week to honor their work, Chancellor Cheek and I recognized 99 employees with 25 or more years of service to the University of Tennessee."


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Q: Expanding env variables in runtime in windows shell I got troubles with the following sample. I have a file with a list of filenames. I want to check if these files exist, e.g.:
%ProgramFiles%\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exe
%SystemRoot%\sdfsdfsd.exe
%SystemRoot%\explorer.exe

Every path contains envronment variable.
My example of bat file:
echo off
for /f "tokens=*" %%a in (filelist.txt) do (
  if exist "%%~a" (
    echo %%~a exists
  ) else (
    echo %%~a doesn't exists
  )
)

Filenames are loaded correctly, but I cmd can't find all the files. I think that cmd processor doesn't expand env variables in paths...How I can do it? Or may be there is another problem.
Or how I can replace ! by % in variable and otherwise?

A: Try using a call to force your variables in your text file to be evaluated.
@echo off
setlocal
for /f "tokens=*" %%a in (filelist.txt) do (
    call :checkExists "%%~a"
)
goto :EOF

:checkExists <filename>
if exist %1 (
    echo %~1 exists
) else (
    echo %~1 doesn't exists
)
goto :EOF

A: rojo already had the right idea, but there's no need to resort to a subroutine. call will also cause the expansion of nested variables when used in conjunction with e.g. the set command.
@echo off

setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion

for /f "tokens=*" %%a in (filelist.txt) do (
  call set fname=%%~a
  if exist "!fname!" (
    echo %%~a exists.
  ) else (
    echo %%~a doesn't exist.
  )
)

endlocal

Edit: As pointed out by @dbenham the delayed expansion in the above code will cause exclamation marks to vanish from filenames. This can be mitigated by moving the setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion instruction inside the loop and prepend the call set with a setlocal DisableDelayedExpansion to prevent %fname% from leaking out of the loop.
@echo off

for /f "tokens=*" %%a in (filelist.txt) do (
  setlocal DisableDelayedExpansion
  call set fname=%%~a
  setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion
  if exist "!fname!" (
    echo %%~a exists.
  ) else (
    echo %%~a doesn't exist.
  )
  endlocal
)


Avoid words with personal meaning like pet names or kids names, and definitely don't use the title of the website, your log-in name, or "password".
Avoid using the same password on multiple accounts – especially do not use the same password for accounts with sensitive information (like your email or bank accounts) as you do for online accounts (like CNN.com or Pandora.com).
Change them regularly. Set up a recurring email reminder on your calendar every quarter.


OTTAWA — Erik Karlsson scored off a shot from the goal line with 4:11 left in the third period, and Craig Anderson made 34 saves to help the Ottawa Senators defeat the New York Rangers 2-1 in Game 1 of the Eastern Conference Second Round at Canadian Tire Centre on Thursday.
Karlsson's initial shot hit Rangers defenseman Ryan McDonagh, but the puck came back to him. His second attempt went in off of goalie Henrik Lundqvist's head after the shot missed McDonagh, Rangers center Derek Stepan and Senators center Jean-Gabriel Pageau.
"The amount of pucks that we put on the net, we deserved one of those," Karlsson said.
It was Karlsson's first goal in the 2017 Stanley Cup Playoffs. He had six assists in Ottawa's six-game win against the Boston Bruins in the first round.
The Rangers took a 1-0 lead on McDonagh's power-play goal at 7:10 of the second period. He put a wrist shot past Anderson, who was screened by Chris Kreider. Ottawa forward Ryan Dzingel scored a power-play goal with 1:21 remaining in the period to tie it 1-1.
Lundqvist made a save on Kyle Turris' high shot from the left circle but the rebound came out to Dzingel below the right circle, and he scored on a high shot.
Anderson made a glove save on Brendan Smith's shot off a rebound from the slot at 14:01 of the third period. It prevented the Rangers from taking a 2-1 lead, and Karlsson scored 1:48 later.
Karlsson said he wasn't shooting to score on his winning goal, that he was just hoping to get a good bounce. The Senators captain said he had time to see the lane in front of him because McDonagh lost sight of the puck.
Lundqvist made 21 saves in the first period, an NHL career-high for one period in a playoff game, according to the Elias Sports Bureau. … It was Karlsson's first game-winning goal in 36 Stanley Cup Playoff games.


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L'ultimo Bottone (a volte citato anche come L'ultimo bottone) è una farsa di Eduardo De Filippo. Messa in scena per la prima volta il 16 gennaio del 1932 a Napoli al Teatro Kursaal.

L'atto unico racconta dell'ultimo discendente della famiglia Bottone, marchesi di Villafranca, che per evitare di pagare un debito d'onore tenta il suicidio. Salvato da un medico suo amico decidono di fingere una perdita di memoria.

La farsa avrà anche un seguito nell'atto unico Tre mesi dopo.

Trama
Eduardo Bottone è un nobile decaduto che, oberato di un debito di cinquemila lire con un certo Trapani, tenta il suicidio col gas. A salvarlo è il dottor Pietro Sciarretta, che si trova casualmente in visita presso la sua abitazione. Bottone confessa a Pietro il suo problema e il dottore ha un'idea: Eduardo fingerà di aver perso la memoria, acquistando così un po' di tempo per reperire sufficiente denaro da restituire ai creditori. La notizia dell'amnesia del marchese Bottone viene sparsa in paese e due
lestofanti tentano di approfittarne, spacciandosi per lo zio Giacomo ed il cugino Carlino dall'America, in visita ad Eduardo, ma in realtà a caccia di denaro non sapendo delle condizioni disastrate dell'uomo.
Giulia, fidanzata di Eduardo e ricca possidente, sa di non poter aiutare il suo uomo a causa dell'orgoglio di questi: vedendo i parenti, dona loro diecimila lire chiedendogli di amministrarle, pagando i medicinali per l'amnesia e i primi debiti. Il falso zio circonda di premure Eduardo che, vedendo tanto affetto e
credendolo sincero, inizia a pensare di non essere l'ultimo Bottone e di aver perso realmente la memoria: lo convince ancor più il pagamento di un creditore da parte dello "zio". Pietro è però poco convinto dei due parenti e li interpella, facendo loro capire di aver poco chiara la situazione: i due recepiscono e si allontanano per mangiare mentre giunge Giulia, che rivela a Pietro di essere stata lei a dare i soldi ai due. Entra in scena una guardia per fare una contravvenzione al cameriere che ha gettato dell'acqua fuori da una finestra e Carlino, il falso cugino, credendo sia venuto per smascherarli, rivela la verità addossando la colpa dell'idea a Giacomo.

Audio

L'archivio Rai conserva una registrazione, probabilmente per un programma radiofonico.

Note

Opere teatrali di Eduardo De Filippo
Opere teatrali del 1932


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Q: Does Google Cloud Endpoints support incremental authentication? I found documentation for adding incremental authorization when using the Google 2.0 Sign-in button here.
However Google Cloud Endpoints uses a pretty different sign in flow utilizing the methods documented here, with a tutorial for set up found here.
The gapi.auth.authorize (Endpoints schema) and the gapi.auth2.init method seem fairly different. However the gapi.auth2.init method has a documented means of achieving incremental authorization. Is this possible with Google Cloud Endpoints when using the built in authentication schema?

A: The JS client library handles the authentication for calls to your Google Cloud Endpoints no matter what authentication method (gapi.auth or gapi.auth2) you used. So everything should work as long as you are calling your endpoints via gapi.client.yourApi methods.
Only important thing is, that the email scope has been authorized before calling methods that require authentication, because access to the user's email address is required by Google Cloud Endpoints.


The best leisure and fun offer at our hotel with water park.
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Our hotel with water park in Benalmádena provides our clients with a complete water park with 4 swimming pools, 2 for adults and 2 for children, including water slides for adults and games and slides for the little ones, as well as other fun elements such as water diffusers, buckets or mushroom shaped showers.
After a fun day at our hotel in Benalmádena, our guests can enjoy a complete daily animation program, during the day as well as in the evening, including dances and shows. The hotel also has an amazing themed mini club, decorated like a pirate cave, for children ages 5 to 12 with a variety of activities such as crafts and games for the entertainment of the little ones.
Our guests can also use our TV rooms, game rooms, chill out area, solarium and sunbed area where they can enjoy the sun during their holiday in Málaga.


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<?php

/*
 * manages copy and synchronization of terms and post metas
 *
 * @since 1.2
 */
class PLL_Admin_Sync {

	/*
	 * constructor
	 *
	 * @since 1.2
	 *
	 * @param object $polylang
	 */
	public function __construct(&$polylang) {
		$this->model = &$polylang->model;
		$this->options = &$polylang->options;

		add_filter('wp_insert_post_parent', array(&$this, 'wp_insert_post_parent'));
		add_action('add_meta_boxes', array(&$this, 'add_meta_boxes'), 5, 2); // before Types which populates custom fields in same hook with priority 10

		add_action('pll_save_post', array(&$this, 'pll_save_post'), 10, 3);

		if (in_array('taxonomies', $this->options['sync']))
			add_action('pll_save_term', array(&$this, 'pll_save_term'), 10, 3);
	}

	/*
	 * translate post parent if exists when using "Add new" (translation)
	 *
	 * @since 0.6
	 */
	function wp_insert_post_parent($post_parent) {
		return isset($_GET['from_post'], $_GET['new_lang']) && ($id = wp_get_post_parent_id($_GET['from_post'])) && ($parent = $this->model->get_translation('post', $id, $_GET['new_lang'])) ? $parent : $post_parent;
	}

	/*
	 * copy post metas, menu order, comment and ping status when using "Add new" (translation)
	 * formerly used dbx_post_advanced deprecated in WP 3.7
	 *
	 * @since 1.2
	 *
	 * @param string $post_type unused
	 * @param object $post current post object
	 */
	function add_meta_boxes($post_type, $post) {
		if ('post-new.php' == $GLOBALS['pagenow'] && isset($_GET['from_post'], $_GET['new_lang'])) {
			if (!$this->model->is_translated_post_type($post->post_type))
			return;

			// capability check already done in post-new.php
			$this->copy_post_metas($_GET['from_post'], $post->ID, $_GET['new_lang']);

			$from_post = get_post($_GET['from_post']);
			foreach (array('menu_order', 'comment_status', 'ping_status') as $property)
				$post->$property = $from_post->$property;

			if (in_array('sticky_posts', $this->options['sync']) && is_sticky($_GET['from_post']))
				stick_post($post->ID);
		}
	}

	/*
	 * copy or synchronize terms and metas
	 *
	 * @since 0.9
	 *
	 * @param int $from id of the post from which we copy informations
	 * @param int $to id of the post to which we paste informations
	 * @param string $lang language slug
	 * @param bool $sync true if it is synchronization, false if it is a copy, defaults to false
	 */
	public function copy_post_metas($from, $to, $lang, $sync = false) {
		// copy or synchronize terms
		if (!$sync || in_array('taxonomies', $this->options['sync'])) {
			// FIXME quite a lot of query in foreach
			foreach ($this->model->get_translated_taxonomies() as $tax) {
				$newterms = array();
				$terms = get_the_terms($from, $tax);
				if (is_array($terms)) {
					foreach ($terms as $term) {
						if ($term_id = $this->model->get_translation('term', $term->term_id, $lang))
							$newterms[] = (int) $term_id; // cast is important otherwise we get 'numeric' tags
					}
				}

				// for some reasons, the user may have untranslated terms in the translation. don't forget them.
				if ($sync) {
					$tr_terms = get_the_terms($to, $tax);
					if (is_array($tr_terms)) {
						foreach ($tr_terms as $term) {
							if (!$this->model->get_translation('term', $term->term_id, $this->model->get_post_language($from)))
								$newterms[] = (int) $term->term_id;
						}
					}
				}

				if (!empty($newterms) || $sync)
					wp_set_object_terms($to, $newterms, $tax); // replace terms in translation
			}
		}

		// copy or synchronize post formats
		if (!$sync || in_array('post_format', $this->options['sync']))
			($format = get_post_format($from)) ? set_post_format($to, $format) : set_post_format($to, '');

		// copy or synchronize post metas and allow plugins to do the same
		$metas = get_post_custom($from);

		// get public meta keys (including from translated post in case we just deleted a custom field)
		if (!$sync || in_array('post_meta', $this->options['sync'])) {
			foreach ($keys = array_unique(array_merge(array_keys($metas), array_keys(get_post_custom($to)))) as $k => $meta_key)
				if (is_protected_meta($meta_key))
					unset ($keys[$k]);
		}

		// add page template and featured image
		foreach (array('_wp_page_template', '_thumbnail_id') as $meta)
			if (!$sync || in_array($meta, $this->options['sync']))
				$keys[] = $meta;

		$keys = array_unique(apply_filters('pll_copy_post_metas', empty($keys) ? array() : $keys, $sync));

		// and now copy / synchronize
		foreach ($keys as $key) {
			delete_post_meta($to, $key); // the synchronization process of multiple values custom fields is easier if we delete all metas first
			if (isset($metas[$key])) {
				foreach ($metas[$key] as $value) {
					// important: always maybe_unserialize value coming from get_post_custom. See codex.
					// thanks to goncalveshugo http://wordpress.org/support/topic/plugin-polylang-pll_copy_post_meta
					$value = maybe_unserialize($value);
					// special case for featured images which can be translated
					add_post_meta($to, $key, ($key == '_thumbnail_id' && $tr_value = $this->model->get_translation('post', $value, $lang)) ? $tr_value : $value);
				}
			}
		}
	}

	/*
	 * synchronizes terms and metas in translations
	 *
	 * @since 1.2
	 *
	 * @param int $post_id post id
	 * @param object $post post object
	 * @param array translations post translations
	 */
	public function pll_save_post($post_id, $post, $translations) {
		global $wpdb;

		// prepare properties to synchronize
		foreach (array('comment_status', 'ping_status', 'menu_order', 'post_date') as $property)
			if (in_array($property, $this->options['sync']))
				$postarr[$property] = $post->$property;

		if (in_array('post_date', $this->options['sync']))
			$post_arr['post_date_gmt'] = $post->post_date_gmt;

		// synchronise terms and metas in translations
		foreach ($translations as $lang => $tr_id) {
			if (!$tr_id)
				continue;

			// synchronize terms and metas
			$this->copy_post_metas($post_id, $tr_id, $lang, true);

			// sticky posts
			if (in_array('sticky_posts', $this->options['sync']))
				isset($_REQUEST['sticky']) ? stick_post($tr_id) : unstick_post($tr_id);

			// synchronize comment status, ping status, menu order...
			if (!empty($postarr))
				$wpdb->update($wpdb->posts, $postarr, array('ID' => $tr_id));

			// FIXME: optimize the 2 db update in 1
			// post parent
			// do not udpate the translation parent if the user set a parent with no translation
			if (in_array('post_parent', $this->options['sync'])) {
				$post_parent = ($parent_id = wp_get_post_parent_id($post_id)) ? $this->model->get_translation('post', $parent_id, $lang) : 0;
				if (!($parent_id && !$post_parent))
					$wpdb->update($wpdb->posts, array('post_parent'=> $post_parent), array( 'ID' => $tr_id ));
			}
		}
	}

	/*
	 * synchronize translations of a term in all posts
	 *
	 * @since 1.2
	 *
	 * @param int $term_id term id
	 * @param string $taxonomy taxonomy name of the term
	 * @param array $translations translations of the term
	 */
	public function pll_save_term($term_id, $taxonomy, $translations) {
		// get all posts associated to this term
		$posts = get_posts(array(
			'numberposts' => -1,
			'nopaging'    => true,
			'post_type'   => 'any',
			'post_status' => 'any',
			'fields'      => 'ids',
			'tax_query'   => array(array(
				'taxonomy' => $taxonomy,
				'field'    => 'id',
				'terms'    => array_merge(array($term_id), array_values($translations)),
			))
		));

		// associate translated term to translated post
		// FIXME quite a lot of query in foreach
		foreach ($this->model->get_languages_list() as $language) {
			if ($translated_term = $this->model->get_term($term_id, $language)) {
				foreach ($posts as $post_id) {
					if ($translated_post = $this->model->get_post($post_id, $language))
						wp_set_object_terms($translated_post, $translated_term, $taxonomy, true);
				}
			}
		}

		// synchronize parent in translations
		// calling clean_term_cache *after* this is mandatory otherwise the $taxonomy_children option is not correctly updated
		// but clean_term_cache can be called (efficiently) only one time due to static array which prevents to update the option more than once
		// this is the reason to use the edit_term filter and not edited_term
		// take care that $_POST contains the only valid values for the current term
		// FIXME can I synchronize parent without using $_POST instead?
		if (isset($_POST['term_tr_lang'])) {
			foreach ($_POST['term_tr_lang'] as $lang => $tr_id) {
				if (!$tr_id)
					continue;

				if (isset($_POST['parent']) && $_POST['parent'] != -1) // since WP 3.1
					$term_parent = $this->model->get_translation('term', $_POST['parent'], $lang);

				global $wpdb;
				$wpdb->update($wpdb->term_taxonomy,
					array('parent'=> isset($term_parent) ? $term_parent : 0),
					array('term_taxonomy_id' => get_term($tr_id, $taxonomy)->term_taxonomy_id));
			}
		}
	}
}


You know, Annie, this reminds me of an explosive discussion I saw on a wedding etiquette website about how to tactfully let guests who are parents know that the wedding is adults-only. People hit the roof on both sides. Some people couldn't imagine how anyone would bring a child to a wedding unless the little one was explicitly invited. Others couldn't fathom how anyone would have the nerve to invite the adults without their child and said they wouldn't even GO to a wedding if their child was unwelcome.
After reading all the posts, I came to feel that the parents who simply insisted on forcibly bringing their children to a place where they were not welcome seemed a little bit selfish. Because the couples had tons of good reasons to not invite kids--weddings are expensive and sometimes in kid un-friendly places. And they'd have to invite children they'd never met in place of adults they've known for years. Or the bride and groom are uncomfortable around kids. And the bottom line is, who is comfortable if Jane brings her uninvited child? The host? The other guests? The child? Probably just Jane feels some satisfaction at defending her child's "right" to be allowed wherever she goes.
Now bars are totally different because they're public. But I think you have to weigh the same considerations. What is most courteous to your host (the bar/its employees), the bar's other guests, your child's and yourself. And I'm 100% sure the answer varies based on the bar, the night, the crowd, the kid, and the parents.
If it's not a Wet-T-shirt-Contest-Jello-Shot Night; if you're not the kind of parent who lets your kid climbing barstools to reach the darts; if your little one is cute like Ruby and not extra-screamy; if the bar doesn't have a lot of exposed wires and drunks wandering about, I'd say go for it. But the chances of all of these things aligning (including warning away potential customers who are freaked out about kids in any setting) would probably best be served by the bar designating a Family Night. And from the time I've spent in Brooklyn, there's gotta be some hipster watering holes with stroller parking out front.


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Back appeal is the name of the game, and this burgundy sweater is king! With gorgeous back appeal, this twisted knot back features a simple accessory-ready front! Heavenly soft and cozy, this sweater is a must.


Two houses with history and character, newly renovated and in the ideal location for a relaxed getaway, a retreat from the stresses of life. Avoca is a tiny, beautiful and quiet village in the centre of Ireland's Garden County, Wicklow. Perhaps best known for its part as the filming location for the TV series Ballykissangel, it also knew fame back in the late 1700's (to which these houses would have been witness) as the location for the Great Gold Rush. The houses themselves were originally built as the Chapel, then converted into the first National (primary) School in Avoca, and more recently a Post Office. Now, though, they are lovely, luxurious houses for you, your family and your pets to enjoy a short break or wonderful holiday.


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Milo Manara (født Maurilio Manara den 12. september 1945 i Luson, Italien) er en italiensk tegner, især berømt for sine erotiske tegneserier.

Bibliografi
 Abekongen
 Borgia 1: Blod til Paven
 Borgia 2: Magt og blodskam
 Borgia 3: Syndens flammer
 Christoffer Columbus
 Der var engang en mur
 Det gyldne æsel
 El Gringo
 En duft af karamel 1
 En duft af karamel 2
 En fatal forbindelse
 Giuseppe Bergmans eventyr 1: HP og Giuseppe Bergman
 Giuseppe Bergmans eventyr 2: En forfatter søger seks personer
 Giuseppe Bergmans eventyr 3: Dies Irae. Giuseppe Bergmans afrikanske eventyr
 Giuseppe Bergmans eventyr 4: Eller en drøm. Giuseppe Bergmans indiske eventyr
 Giuseppe Bergmans eventyr 5: Gensyn med stjernerne
 Gulliveriana
 Honey alene hjemme
 Indian summer 1
 Indian summer 2
 Kama Sutra
 Kli*k*toris 1
 Kli*k*toris 2
 Kli*k*toris 3
 Kunsten at give en endefuld
 Menneskerettigheder – 6 fortællinger om undertrykkelse
 Mini Comics 21: Kli*k*toris
 Når enden er god – De venetianske internetpigers hævn
 Papirmanden
 Rejsen til Tulum
 Revolution!
 Skinnet bedrager
 Skjult kamera
 Venus & Salome
 Vovehalsene 3: Den afskyelige snemand

Litteratur / kilder
 Nicolas Barbano: Manara tegner, så det slår klik for pigerne (Super PS nr. 1, 1995)

Eksterne henvisninger

 Officiel hjemmeside

Tegneserietegnere
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