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With a push to eat healthier and to save money at the grocery store, many people are turning to organic gardening to meet their needs. Just using the tips here will show you how you can get started now with an organic garden. Just follow the tips and tricks outlined here and get ready for some beautiful results!
Before you even place the first plant in your garden, you need to check the composition of your soil. Have a soil report done. It is cost effective and you can make necessary adjustments, based on the report, to your soil so it is correctly enriched to encourage plant growth. You can often find Cooperative Extension offices that provide this service, which can help to make your garden flourish.
Plant a little catnip or wheatgrass in the area surrounding the plants that your cat is devouring. Another option is to place something smelly, like citrus peels or mothballs, on the soil surrounding the plants that have previously been eaten.
Try dividing the irises. Take clumps that have become overgrown and divvy them up into separate plants. If you notice a dead foliage, lift the bulb. The bulbs should split naturally, and the replanted bulbs will usually flower within a year. Rhizomes, however, need to be divided by using a gardening knife. Throw out the center and cut pieces on the outside that are new. If done properly, each piece that remains for planting should have a minimum of one viable offshoot. All that is left to do is immediately replant the pieces you have created and let the cycle begin anew.
To grow peas, try growing them indoors first, instead of outside. Pea seeds germinate better indoors. They will also be stronger, and better equipped to resist disease and insects. After the seedlings have grown strong indoors, it will be time for you to transplant them to outdoor beds.
Pick your vegetables when the temperature is moderate to avoid bruising them. You can also protect both your vegetables and the plant they grow on by cutting them off instead of twisting them off.
It just takes some time and patience to be able to grow a good organic garden. Following the suggestions outlined above should help you get your organic garden off the ground more effectively. Regardless of which plants you want to grow, you will be successful if you learn more about gardening and apply what you learn.


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Busted. Supreme Court orders developer pay $3.6 million Suisun Bay cleanup fine
I hate to be cynical here but I gotta say it, anyway. Take a win anytime you can.
The Supreme Court is so busy destroying a woman's right to choose that it is staying away from destroying landmark laws.
This Supreme Court is threatening to damage the environment as much as a woman's right to have an abortion as it reviews Federal laws and regulations protecting land, water, curbing development, endangered species. Stay tuned.
Excerpted from San Francisco Chronicle 12.6.2021
The U.S. Supreme Court rejected an appeal Monday by a Bay Area developer who was fined $3.6 million and ordered to clean up landfill he deposited into Suisun Bay to make room for a duck-hunting club and a kite-surfing center on an island he owns.
John Sweeney bought the 39-acre island, Point Buckler, for $150,000 in 2011. The island, on the eastern edge of Grizzly Bay in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, had been a site for duck hunters until the 1990s.
The state Supreme Court denied review of the case.Sweeney then appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court, saying the bay conservation commission had denied him a fair hearing, allowing his accusers to write the decision in advance and affirming it after a session that lasted only 15 minutes.
"The penalties were intended to destroy Mr. Sweeney and the club," Sweeney's lawyer, Lawrence Bazel, said in a filing with the court.
The justices denied a hearing without comment Monday.
Sweeney rebuilt levees around the island, opened a kite-surfing center and announced plans to re-establish the club for duck hunters, whose prey swim in ponds maintained by the levees and tidal gates. In the process, he deposited 8,500 cubic yards of soil from trenches into the waters.
In 2015, the Bay Conservation and Development Commission and the San Francisco Bay Regional Water Quality Control Board said Sweeney had acted without the required permits and damaged marsh and tidal water habitat for waterfowl and fish, including endangered species of salmon and the Delta smelt.
Sweeney won a reprieve in December 2017 when Solano County Superior Court Judge Harry Kinnicutt found that he had actually improved conditions on Point Buckler. In a decision overturning the fines and cleanup order, Kinnicutt said the dirt that Sweeney used to repair the levees and left in the water was not "waste" but actually a valuable building material. He also said the agencies had acted with "an appearance of vindictiveness" against the developer.
But the state's First District Court of Appeal said in February that there was no evidence to support Kinnicutt's ruling.
The landfill deposited in state and federal waters has harmed habitat for waterfowl, blocked access to habitat for fish and endangered species, interfered with tidal flows to the interior of the island, killed tidal marsh vegetation, and caused "excessive salinity, turbidity and discoloration of the (island's) interior waterways," Justice Peter Siggins wrote in the appeals court's 3-0 ruling.
https://www.sfchronicle.com/bayarea/article/Supreme-Court-rejects-Bay-Area-developer-s-16680149.php
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Why We Can't Pay Workers – Governor Ortom
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Governor Samuel Ortom of Benue State on Wednesday said it had become difficult to pay salaries of Benue workers.
Daily Trust reports that workers under the state employ have been complaining of being owed three months' salaries.
Ortom while answering questions from journalists in Makurdi, the state capital, on Wednesday, gave three reasons for the development.
He blamed factors such as the rising cost of overheads, the inability of the NNPC to remit money to the federal accural and the state's low internally generated revenue (IGR) as a result of insecurity.
The governor said it had been difficult to coordinate the IGR due to the increasing insecurity challenge which had landed nearly two million of the state's population in the Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) camps.
"Even the federal government has been borrowing to pay salaries but states do not have powers to do so except with permission from the Federal Ministry of Finance's Debt Management Office (DMO). It's a big challenge because we are facing the economic realities," Ortom said.
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Renowned and beautiful American actress and dancer Sandra Christina McCoy who rose to fame after appearing in a television drama thriller Cry Wolf.
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Born in San Jose, California, her parents and brother died in air crash. She got bachelor's degree in psychology from Santa Clara University.
Christina has net worth of $3 million. Firstly she wanted to be psychiatrist, ballet dancer and gymnastic. She has a curvaceous physique.
Sandra was once in a relationship with Jared Padalecki. There's no any confirmation regarding her current status of her marriage, baby and divorce.
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going to garage sales is in my blood. it's a sickness that afflicts my mother and that she has graciously passed down to me. neither of us can drive by a garage sale without stopping or at the very least slowing down and scanning the goods. someone else's trash IS oftener than not, our treasure. a year or so ago i bought a huge tin of buttons for $2 at a garage sale. none of them match. i've been looking at the one of a kind buttons for months and wondering what to do with them, until i thought about making a little pouch with mismatched buttons. so, in the spirit of garage sales and "a place for everything and everything in its place" why not make a bunch of little buttoned pouches to keep all your stuff in order? all you need is a square of fabric, some thread and a few buttons and in half an hour you can whip out a little pouch.
-a square or rectangle of fabric. i choose a denim because it's a bit more heavy than a cotton.
1. fold over the top of your square of fabric about 1/2 an inch and iron. fold it over one more time and iron, so that no raw edges are showing.
2. sew down the top fold with a fun stitch.
3. fold the bottom of the square up far enough so that you can fold the top over. it will look sort of like a envelope.
4. sew down the open sides of the pouch with a zig zag stitch.
5. now you have to make your buttonholes. learn how to sew a button hole here. after you sew your buttonholes, sew on your buttons and marvel at you craftiness.


It is that time of year again. The time of year when every blogger in Rome makes their best Rome in Gelato list. I will make no claims to best, but here are a few new places in that I am really enjoying along with the warmer days.
Located on the heavily trafficked path between Trastevere and the Campo di Fiori, I had dismissed Punto Gelato as a low quality tourist spot. I am not sure what made me stop on evening after an event at the American Academy but boy am I glad I did. This is really great gelato. Using the high quality Domori, there are so many chocolate choices here it is almost impossible to choose which one to try. Dark, milk, orange, coffee or spice scented there is no wrong choice.
This new gelateria is just around the corner from my yoga studio. A few hours of an intense hot yoga class make it easy to justify a stop for a small cup. Right? In the light and airy space there are freezer cases filled with pretty desserts, iPads to check your email and fountains flowing with white and dark chocolate to top your cone.
Long a must stop in Florence for those in search of serious gelato, Carapina just opened here in Rome. The space is sleek and minimal, the service is friendly and helpful and the gelato, with flavors changing daily, is sublime.
Still want more places that I love for gelato in Rome? You can read last years list here.
I TRY not to stop after yoga, but to meet you there, I will happily break that rule!


Home of Shakespeare's daughter. Admire the elegant Jacobean home of Susanna and her wealthy physician husband, Dr John Hall. With the help and direction of house guides, take in the exquisite carved furniture, paintings, and apothecary's equipment, all creating a fascinating showcase of 17th-century affluence and comfort. Relax in the tranquil walled gardens and see the medicinal herbs as used by Dr Hall in his remedies.


Ever wished you could work less so you could live more? After an incident with her son's childcare provider, Jocelyn Sams realized she was giving too much control of her life to other people. She and her husband Shane decided to give up teaching and create an online business so they could have the flexibility and freedom they needed to spend more time with their kids – all while working only 10-15 hours/week. In this episode Jocelyn shares exactly how they did it.
Today's guest is Jocelyn Sams, part of the dynamic duo behind FlippedLifestyle.com. Jocelyn and her husband Shane are former school teachers. After years of bad bosses, job losses, and frustration at work, they started an online business. That business made it possible to quit their jobs, spend more time with family and earn millions in passive income online – all while working only 10-15 hours per week! Now, they are helping other families do the same by connecting with people through their Flipped Lifestyle podcast, website and inside their Flip Your Life community. Sign up for Jocelyn's free 168-hour Time Management Challenge.
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Timothy Bloxam Morton is a professor and Rita Shea Guffey Chair in English at Rice University. A member of the object-oriented philosophy movement, Morton's work explores the intersection of object-oriented thought and ecological studies. Morton's use of the term 'hyperobjects' was inspired by Björk's 1996 single 'Hyperballad' although the term 'Hyper-objects' has also been used in computer science since 1967. Morton uses the term to explain objects so massively... Read More
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A lecture by Timothy Morton at the University of California, Berkeley, April 17, 2015.
Topics: objects, object-oriented ontology, ooo, OOO, philosophy, Tim Morton, Timothy Morton, ecology,...
The Humanities In the Age of Ecologial Emergency
A talk by Timothy Morton to the faculty of Rice University in the Provost's interdisciplinary lectures series, February 18, 2014.
Topics: Tim Morton, Timothy Morton, object-oriented ontology, philosophy, ecology, environmentalism, Best...
Hyperobjects 3.0: Physical Graffiti Lecture
A lecture given at Rice University, November 19, 2010. Featuring extensive discussions of relativity and quantum theory as well as ecology.
Topics: hyperobjects, object-oriented ontology, oil, materialism, philosophy, Aristotle, global warming,...
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Velocities of Ecocriticism
Four talks at MLA, Seattle, January 8, 2011. Ursula Heise, âEcocriticism and Animation.â Tim Morton, âDawn of the Hyperobjects.â Rob Nixon, âSlow Violence and the Environmentalism of the Poor.â Wai Chee Dimock, response. Q&A.
Topics: ecology, Tim Morton, Timothy Morton, Rob Nixon, Ursula Heise, Wai Chee Dimock, ecocriticism, MLA,...
Morton Q&A on OOO at Loyola University 2
A q&a on philosophy, ecology and OOO at Loyola University, 11.3.2010.
Topics: hyperobjects, object-oriented ontology, oil, New Orleans, Hurricane Katrina, Buddhism, materialism,...
Philosophy and Design (Zooetics Seminar)
A seminar by Timothy Morton at Kaunas Technology University, Kaunas, Lithuania, December 20, 2014. With Tracey Warr.
Topics: philosophy, engineering, object-oriented ontology, Tim Morton, Timothy Morton, Tracey Warr,...
Ecological Ethics After the End of the World
A lecture by Tim Morton given at Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, on November 4 2011.
Topics: climate change, global warming, hyperobjects, philosophy, Tim Morton, Timothy Morton,...
Hyperobjects 2.0: Oil Remix
A lecture given at Loyola University, New Orleans, November 2, 2010.
Object-Oriented Rhetoric Class
A class by Tim Morton on object-oriented ontology and rhetoric, UC Davis, December 7 2010
Topics: object-oriented ontology, rhetoric, hyperobjects, sublime, Tim Morton, Longinus, Kant, Hegel,...
Secret Agents ov Gaia
A talk by Timothy Morton at the American Academy of Religion, November 23, 2013.
Topics: Bruno Latour, object oriented ontology, OOO, Tim Morton, Timothy Morton, philosophy, ecology,...
Ecology and Philosophy in the Time of Hyperobjects
A talk on ecology and philosophy in relation to global warming by Tim Morton at Temple University, April 7, 2011.
Topics: ecology, object-oriented ontology, global warming, philosophy, ecology, Timothy Morton, Darwin,...
Early Literary Theory Class 5
A class on Longinus and Plotinus, featuring discussions of object-oriented ontology, realism, theology and other topics. By Tim Morton, UC Davis, June 28, 2011.
Topics: Plotinus, Longinus, philosophy, theory, aesthetics, object-oriented ontology, Tim Morton, Timothy...
After Biopolitics
Tim Morton's contribution to the Sawyer Seminar, with a Q&A.
Topics: dark ecology, music, art, ethics, politics, global warming, philosophy, Tim Morton, Timothy Morton,...
Cary Wolfe: Biopolitics of Animal Bodies
A talk by Cary Wolfe at SLSA, Milwaukee, 2012.
Topics: Cary Wolfe, biopolitics, Derrida, Agamben, Esposito, Foucault, animals, rights, ecology
Weird Essentialism
A keynote by Tim Morton at the Society for Literature, Science and the Arts conference, October 5, 2013.
Topics: feminism, ecology, object-oriented ontology, Tim Morton, Timothy Morton, hyperobjects, Kant, Hume,...
"Super Natural," Voices of Urgency, FIAC, Paris, October 25. Featuring Tim Morton, Ko Un and Homero Aridjis. Convened and moderated by Alex Cecchetti.
Topics: poetry, poems, environmentalism, ecology, object-oriented ontology, philosophy, Tim Morton, Timothy...
The Humanities in an Age of Ecological Catastrophe
Talks by Deborah Coen and Timothy Morton at Northwestern University, November 4, 2014. Morton's talk is called "Hypocrites."
Topics: ecology, philosophy, object-oriented ontology, politics, ethics, environmentalism, global warming,...
Fear of Nothing: Heidegger's Buddhism
A talk by Tim Norton given at the ALSCW conference, Claremont College, March 10, 2012.
Topics: Heidegger, Buddhism, object-oriented ontology, nihilism, Zen, nothingness, Joan Stambaugh
X Existence
"X-Existence," a lecture by Timothy Morton at the College of William and Mary, January 28 2016.
Topics: art, philosophy, ecology, evolution, Tim Morton, Timothy Morton, object-oriented ontology
Melancholy Objects
A talk by Tim Morton given at the Modern Language Association, Seattle, January 5, 2012.
Topics: melancholy, object-oriented ontology, Tim Morton, Timothy Morton, ecology, psychoanalysis, DNA,...
Class on The Ecological Thought and OOO
A class at Florida International University to students and faculty given by Timothy Morton. Featuring discussions of ecology, Darwin, hyperobjects and object-oriented ontology. April 1, 2011.
Topics: ecology, object-oriented ontology, global warming, philosophy, ecology, Darwin, evolution, teleology
History of Criticism 11
A class taught by Tim Morton at UC Davis, February 16, 2012.
Topics: philosophy, theory, criticism, aesthetics, object-oriented ontology, Plato, Aristotle, classes,...
Topics: philosophy, theory, criticism, aesthetics, object-oriented ontology, Kant, Hegel, beautiful soul,...
History of Criticism 5
A class taught by Tim Morton at UC Davis, January 24, 2012.
Topics: philosophy, theory, criticism, aesthetics, object-oriented ontology, Quintilian, rhetoic,...
Part of a summer class on literary theory from Plato to 1900. Featuring discussions of Burke, Hume, Addison and Young
Topics: literary theory, Plato, beauty, death, Miles Davis, Bridget Riley, Yukultji Napangati, ecology,...
Realist Magic: Objects, Ontology, Causality
Object-oriented ontology offers a startlingly fresh way to think about causality that takes into account developments in physics since 1900. Causality, argues, Object Oriented Ontology (OOO), is aesthetic. In this book, Timothy Morton explores what it means to say that a thing has come into being, that it is persisting, and that it has ended. Drawing from examples in physics, biology, ecology, art, literature and music, Morton demonstrates the counterintuitive yet elegant explanatory power of...
Topics: Object Oriented Philosophy, Ontology, Causality, Realism, Aesthetics
Iain Hamilton Grant's Talk: Object-Oriented Thinking
A talk given at âObject-Oriented Thinking,â The Royal Academy of Art, London, July 1, 2011.
Topics: object-oriented ontology, David Reid, Tim Morton, Timothy Morton, Kevin Love, deconstruction,...
Ecology Kitsch Parchment
A discussion about texts from the Medieval and contemporary periods by Bruce Holsinger and Timothy Morton, University of Virginia, March 23, 2013.
Topics: medieval, animism, anarchism, objects, object-oriented ontology, philosophy, ecology, talks,...
She Walks in Beauty like the Night in which All Cows Are Black: Byron's Nonhuman
A talk by Tim Morton at the International Byron Conference, King's College London University, July 3, 2013.
Topics: Byron, object-oriented ontology, philosophy, ecology, Anthropocene
The Uncanny Valley Is in Fact a Gigantic Plain, Stretching as Far as the Eye Can See in Every Direction
A talk by Tim Morton at Rice University, January 31, 2015.
Topics: ecology, biology, evolution, life, objects, OOO, philosophy, ontology, Tim Morton, Timothy Morton,...
QSO Lens: The Interview
An interview by Emilija Škarnulytė and Timothy Morton on her installation QSO Lens at the CAC (Center for Contemporary Art), Vilnius, November 30, 2015. Opus 3, Lithuanian National Radio (LRT).
Topics: mermaid, biology, speculative realism, object-oriented ontology, art, philosophy, ecology,...
Art without You: The Matter of Contradiction
A talk by Tim Morton at The Matter of Contradiction: Ungrounding the Object, Centre International dâArt et du Paysage, Ile de Vassiviere, Limousin, France 8â9 September, 2012.
Ecology and Philosophy: A Class with Tim Morton
A class taught by Tim Morton at the University of Wisconsin Madison, October 18, 2012.
Topics: object-oriented ontology, philopsophy, kant, aesthetics, Tim Morton, Timothy Morton, class,...
Sense of Planet Roundtable
A roundtable featuring Douglas Kahn, Timothy Morton, Jill Bennett, Nicholas Mirzoeff, Ursula Heise, Jennifer Gabrys, Marko Peljhan and Terry Smith. August 25, 2012, NIEA, Sydney.
Topics: philosophy, art, global warming, Deleuze, object-oriented ontology
Ecological Awareness 101
A talk by Tim Morton at Loyola University, New Orleans, February 4, 2014.
Topics: ecology, Tim Morton, Timothy Morton, hyperobjects, object-oriented ontology, philosophy, politics,...
Moulder (Rubyliquid)
Written by Tim Morton and Mike Snyder.
Topics: pop music, rubyliquid
Rutgers Eco Conference: Cate Sandilands talk
A talk by Cate Sandilands at âCross-Cultural Ecocriticism(s): Waves and Undertows,â Rutgers University, February 25, 2011.
Topics: ecology, ecocriticism, conferences, lectures
Sonic Acts Roundtable
A roundtable at the SonicActs Festival, February 26, 2015, featuring Graham Harman, Timothy Morton, Douglas Kahn, Arie Altena and Mark Williams.
Topics: geology, ecology, philosophy, Sonic Acts, sound, music, sound art, Graham Harman, Tim Morton,...
Early Literary Theory Class 10
Part of a summer class on theory from Plato to 1900. Featuring an extensive discussion of Kant's Third Critique.
What Vegetables Are Saying About Themselves
A talk given by Tim Morton at the symposium, The Secret Life of Plants , Princeton University, May 3, 2013.
Topics: Kant, object-oriented ontology, Schopenhauer, Kant, ecology, philosophy, algorithms, philosophy,...
Romanticism 10: Kant and Beauty
A class taught by Tim Morton at UC Davis, April 25, 2012.
Topics: Romantic, Romanticism, Tim Morton, Timothy Morton, poetry, art, culture, politics, William Blake,...
Romanticism 23: Tim's Last Class at UCD
Oh sad, but it was beautiful. I taught beauty. The last thing I taught at UCD was pure beauty; then why Schopenhauer was a Buddhist because of Kant and why he dug music. I think that was a pretty good note to end on.
Romanticism 19: Thomas de Quincey
A class taught by Tim Morton at UC Davis, May 25, 2012
Romanticism 4: Blake
A class taught by Tim Morton at UCD, April 9, 2012.
Romanticism 18: John Clare
A class by Tim Morton at UC Davis, May 23, 2012.
To See Beyond Earth's Noise
A lecture by Alison Deming at The Big Picture: Art, Efficacy and Climate Change, Columbia College, Chicago, April 20, 2011
Topics: climate change, global warming, hyperobjects, philosophy, Tim Morton, Timothy Morton, Alison...
Eco-tone: Object Space Entanglements
Part of an ongoing symposium. Featuring discussions of art and causality by David Reid, Tim Morton, Kevin Love and Jonathan Watts. Recorded at the Royal College of Art, London, June 30, 2011.
Class 1 in a series by Tim Morton, taught JuneâJuly, 2011
Topics: Plato, Aristotle, Hegel, speculative realism, philosophy, theory, criticism, Tim Morton, Timothy...


Power point, cupboard housing electrics.
Bright spacious lounge, double glazed window to front, radiator, power point, coving at ceiling, cupboard with shelving.
Bright spacious kitchen, ample base & wall units, double glazed window to rear of property, white UPVC storm door to rear garden, electric hob & oven (untested), integrated dish washer (untested) tiled at work surfaces, tiled flooring, ample power points, stainless steel sink, small storage cupboard.
Spacious family bathroom, double glazed opaque window to rear of property, 3 piece suite white, chrome fittings, electric shower (untested), fully tiled, white towel warmer.
Bright spacious double bedroom, double glazed window to rear, ample power points, radiator, cupboard with hanging rail and shelving.
Bright spacious double bedroom, two double glazed windows to front, ample power points, large cupboard with hanging rail and shelving.
Small double bedroom, double glazed window to front of property, ample power points, tv point, radiator, storage cupboard for combi boiler, cupboard providing shelving.
Enclosed front garden, pathway to front door, mature grass and bushes.
Fenced, slabbed area, drying green.
This property is being sold in its present condition and no warranty will be given to any purchaser with regard to the existence or condition of the services or any heating or other system within the property. Any intending purchasers will be required to accept the position as it exists since no testing of any services or systems can be allowed. No moveable items will be included in the sale.


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"I wish the listener wanting to return to this album again and again. I do know that, in this day and age, albums have a short life-span. There's stuff coming out every minute and the internet is overflowing. But, I believe that a great and true piece of art prevails. So, hopefully this one will be a stand-out." - says Thomas Eriksen, singer of Mork - Norway's newest black metal sensation to grace us with the raw, primitive black metal fans have been longing to hear.
Mork has managed to seemingly resurrect "True Norwegian Black Metal", with its simplistic (yet ear-catching) drumming, tremolo picking, and blast beats the genre is so famous for, as so many modern musicians have gone a more experimental route or tried to include instruments not usually included on a black metal album, such as synthesisers and choral arrangements. The album Det Svarte Juv was mastered by Jack Control at Enormous Door, whom is also responsible for Darkthrone. The similarities are there yet Mork takes you on a personal journey with this album, due to turmoil and loss Eriksen was bequeathed in the past few years. And it is a large running theme through this unique and truly special album.
The album begins with 'Morketeggelse', which brings the gracile yet somber cello to the forefront, almost not only setting the tone for the song, yet for the entire album. It also keeps with the bands' roots, being from Halden, Norway - it has a very 'Scandinavian' feel to it, with the band using a deep horn sound and Eriksens' piercing yet deep, guttural vocals - almost in a chant-like rhythm - and you are taken to the deep forests and high fjords of Norway. From this first track, you know straightaway that you have stumbled onto something much different from anything you have heard in the black metal genre of late, and it brings excitement to the listener to see what is coming next.
'Da Himmelen Falt' is the next song, with it comes the multifarious yet still primitive-sounding drums, along with some very heavy riffs and Eriksens' deep and thunderous voice. This is most definitely an homage to the roots of black metal, with a modern feel that reminds you it is not the black metal of old; it has been taken and individualised by the band, breathing new life into it. A fantastic song in which every instrument is featured in some way, which is another way that Mork has reshaped the 'typical' sound.
'På Tvers Av Tidene' is the third song, which has been released with a lyric video in Norwegian. This most definitely has an atmospheric element to it, starting with an eerie guitar melody until the steady tom and crash cymbal come in. Even if Norwegian is not your mother tongue, you will be humming the tune of this seizing chorus. There is absolutely no pretentiousness about this song and it is one of the reasons it is so encapsulating; it is very straightforward, with Eriksens' throaty and ominous clean vocals and a sultry kind of chord progression that adds to its' atmosphere of mystery and despair. Absolutely one of the best songs on the album that will have you yearning for the next.
'Den Utstøtte' coming next, bringing more of the hint of desperation that Eriksen is singing of. It does not have a conventional rhythm, with a heavy bass line that brings a real depth to the guitar melodies. There is also a black n' roll feel, with the song never going over the top or in a direction that wouldn't make sense to the listener- straightforward, well-played ROCK.
The next song has been released as a video by Peaceville Records and it is absolutely one of the best and most interesting black metal songs that have been released to date. Starting with a startling guttural scream from Eriksen, there is a defined groove to the song - a cadence that is unmistakable and you will find your head moving to this steady rhythm. Once again, each musician is able to show their array of talent, the song building up to an ending that is a reminder of the roots of black metal, sounding very much like a Burzum chant when Eriksen sings in a clean voice near towards the end. Ending with a few lone chords, it begs you to step inside the eerie quiet you are invited into. Most definitely a stand out on the album and a brilliant display of all of Mork's talents.
'Den Kalde Blodsvei' is the seventh song; calling to attention the emotional focus of the album. Within the unexpected chords, there is an unsettling feel, even in Eriksens' voice. The song does not take you where expected and I imagine this to be a metaphor of the strife that Eriksen has been experiencing since 2017. Mork is able to convey so much through simplicity, without overdoing anything, especially in this daunting song.
'Siste Reis' follows and again, this song takes on a black n' roll feel with all the typical black metal elements. The vocals are executed in a very unique way, with Eriksen spitting out each word, emphasising each syllable, almost skipping along. Yet this is no nursery rhyme, for these emphatic words are dictated with an ounce of pain behind every one. The guitar tone is a definitive reminder of their influences, Darkthrone and Burzum; and the last minute of the song takes you to a obscure place that gives the listener an atmospheric feeling of an abyss, leaving you in the pitch-dark as I believe it was intended. A stunning ending to quite a dramatic song.
'Det Svarte Juv', the album's namesake, is the final track - and it does NOT disappoint. Starting with a slow groove (not for long), Eriksen teeters from clean vocals to the growling guttural vocals with ease. Within these vocals, whether you speak Norwegian or not, the pain and pleading he wears on his sleeve like the guitar strapped around him. Even though there is a feeling of utter despair, you also get the sense of HOPE - Which hasn't come with any other song on the album; and the song builds until it ends with a kind of white noise, a static- stagnation. It is a prolific ending to a magnanimous album that will most definitely have fans of black metal excited again.
Eriksen says all the attention the album is getting is a bit overwhelming, yet in his unmistakably humble way he says, "I never in a thousand years imagined Mork would bring me this far. It's a great gift, and I never take anything for granted." Proper advice that perhaps we should all take, yet in the meantime, if you are a fan of black metal or any metal, really, this is NOT an album to be missed. For the hype is actually worthwhile in this case - the irony being this album is based on the ultimate despair- and it has brought the metal community a bright future to look forward to with Mork.
'Det Svarte Juv' will be released on 19 April 2019 and Mork will be performing at INFERNO FESTIVAL on 19/20 April 2019.


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This is the memory verse for Unit 8 in the Experiencing God Workbook (Henry Blackaby and Claude King), and it stopped me.
I kept trying to go on with the first lesson, but the verse pulled me back.
The NIV titles this section "The Cost of Being a Disciple" and the context is about recognizing the high cost to follow Jesus—and following Him anyway.
I've never taken this to mean a literal giving away of all my possessions, but more a call to "hold them loosely": instead of clutching and saying "Mine!", to share and above all to put God first. Not to make them idols.
Reading the verse this time, however, I realized Jesus isn't just talking about things. Specifically what hit me was that He includes my time.
Time is something many of us guard jealously. A lot of it's already spoken for, but what discretionary time there is, especially once I've made plans for it, is not to be messed with.
But God, as Henry Blackaby says elsewhere in the study, has the right to interrupt us. To redirect or redeploy us. I struggle with discernment to know whether it's a distraction I should ignore or a redirection from God that I should heed.
This verse reminded me that the bigger struggle is to surrender my time to God when it's clear He wants to redirect it. To serve Him willingly in the new place instead of begrudging how I'd planned to serve in the old place.
Father, Jesus is not only Saviour but Lord. I know Your way is best, but sometimes it's so hard to let go. Please give me a willing heard, and help me follow and obey. Help me truly give up control of everything I have—including my time—because it's all Yours, and You are good.
Robin Mark's "All For Jesus" is a regular prayer of mine, and it certainly fits this week.
This entry was posted in Devotional and tagged control, Devotional, faith, Jesus, praise, Robin Mark, surrender on April 7, 2010 by Janet Sketchley.
Another area of submission, that I have struggled with, is giving God my family. This includes not only the plans that I may have had for my children, but also the big one, worry. We know worry is sinful because it shows lack of trust. Still it is difficult to give Him situations in the lives of our loved ones and not to keep taking them back by worrying (or nagging Him) about them.
I so connect with you (yet again!) on this, Janet. At one point I decided to ask God to shield me from distractions, so I can just assume everything in my path He has put there. I'm not sure it would be the right way to go for everyone. Some people live in the middle of a bustle. But I feel it has worked for me. I do sometimes ignore the phone, but it's always because I feel I have His permission. I work for Him 24/7, and He directs my path, even giving me R and R when I need it. Such a restful profession!
Its been a difficult six months for me…and when I finally gave up everything…God has put this prayer in my heart. LORD, THANK YOU FOR WHAT I DO NOT OWN. Its liberating when one is no longer in control. My time…is now His time too! I love what you said. When we loss the right of our time, He can interrupt us anytime for redirection or deployment. This understanding comes with wisdom.
"It's liberating when one is no longer in control" — and the funny thing is, we're not really in control anyway, we just think we are. The physical "stuff" we own takes over.
Gladwell, I'm sorry you've had this struggle, but I'm also celebrating what you've gained. Thanks for sharing this prayer, and I praise God that it's not about what we have — it's about Him having us.


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'It's appalling': criticism as M27 work hit with delay
By Sophie Christian @SophieCC1995 Trainee reporter
LOCAL people have criticised Highways England after it was announced work on the M27 will be delayed.
Work on the £19m Romsey Road bridge project was due to take place from January 10 until January 13, forcing drivers to face a 55-mile detour.
Highways England has confirmed the the project will not begin until January 31, due to issues with their "supply chain".
Romsey town centre manager Mark Edgerley said: "I think it is appalling as we have spent a lot of effort already publicising the dates and they have not done the courtesy of telling us about the changes."
Mr Edgerley added: "I am angry about this and we should not have had to ask for this information, which I saw posted on Facebook.
"It is nonsense and we have not got much time to tell people about this.
"We will do our best and we will have to take it on the chin, but they should give us a chance."
He added: "At one stage of the works Highways England were planning to do it on the Beggars Fair weekend (middle of July) and that would have been a disaster."
Councillors have also had their say.
Cllr Nick Adams-King, who represents Blackwater on the borough council, said: "It is really disappointing because Highways England has been very good at keeping people informed, but it is making a change like this at such short notice.
"We have all communicated with residents to tell people what is happening and here we are having to do it again, which is silly.
"I completely agree with Mark that Highways England could have done a better job and it makes communicating with people more difficult.
"It is not surprising they are behind with the work because of all the rain we have had."
He added: "It also makes it much harder for people to plan things."
Cllr Janet Burnage, who represents Romsey Cupernham on the borough council, said: "It is very poor, there was no apology from Highways England as they have just made a change without letting us know.
"Romsey in particular was most affected by the previous closure and they could certainly have emailed the town council and the borough council to let them know about the changes which are taking place."
A spokesperson from Highways England said: "The date has changed to January 31, due to issues with our supply chain.
"Letters are being sent shortly to inform residents and stakeholders accordingly."
The work on the M27 is set to finish at 5am on Monday, February 3.
As previously reported, the 55-mile detour will see eastbound traffic leaving the M27 at Ower and go through Romsey before joining the M3 near Winchester.
Motorists heading west on the M27 will also have to join the M3 and travel via Winchester, Andover and Salisbury before finally rejoining the motorway at Ower.
The M27 - used by 140,000 vehicles a day - will once again be shut in both directions between junctions 3 and 4.
During a second M27 closure earlier this year westbound traffic only had to travel as far north as Winchester before doubling back via Romsey.
Engineers have been spending months replacing the Romsey Road bridge, which carries the A3057 over the M27 near Chilworth.


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How To Increase Online Advertising Revenue For Publishers Post Cookies
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While subscriptions are the rising revenue trend in digital news media, advertising remains by far the most important online segment for most mainstream publishers and how to grow it is a key question.
In the first quarter of 2021, digital advertising was the fastest growing revenue stream for most UK newspaper brands and magazine publishers, worth over £ 200million. This overshadows the direct reader revenue from subscriptions and memberships. After a difficult pandemic in 2020, online advertising revenue is rebounding rapidly for news publishers in the UK and US, meaning it is even more urgent for them to capitalize on this rebound.
These revenues are highly dependent on third-party identification cookies served through dominant search engines. These are the files that readers upload that allow marketers to follow readers and serve them with ads tailored to their interests.
This display advertising revenue, which totals tens of billions for publishers around the world, is threatened by the disappearance of third-party cookies.
In June, Google postponed the end of third-party cookies in Chrome until the end of 2023, as concerns grew over its proposal to remove audience identification technology from publishers' hands to its own system.
However, according to the global analytics and activation platform Piano, publishers should act now to protect and grow this vital ad revenue, rather than having Google dictate the pace of change or wait until the last minute to start planning. an alternative.
Piano Director of Growth Joanna Catalano said, "Publishers should use this time frame to develop well-founded strategies based on engaged and loyal users who are willing to share their identities and appropriate personal information.
"At Piano, over the past year, we've spoken to publishers, brands, agencies, ad technology companies and industry experts, and it's clear they all understand the value of this approach," but many do not know where to start. This break creates an opportunity to develop a solid strategy for engaging and converting anonymous users to known and known profile users.
Piano helps publishers develop first-party and zero-party data strategies that are potentially much more efficient and lucrative than the soon-to-be-phased third-party approach.
Third party data is information collected by an outside company about your readers. First-party data is information collected by publishers about their own readers. Zero-Party Data is how Piano describes personal information voluntarily provided by a reader to a publisher, and is the most valuable data a business can collect. This last category allows publishers to create a profile of their users and still be able to offer a personalized browsing experience after the gradual deletion of cookies.
The more readers are willing to share their data directly with publishers, the less publishers care about changes to search engines and instead dictate their own direction.
Catalano says: "It is clear from our lessons from last year that publishers and brands will need more than just one approach to delivering relevant and well-targeted advertising in the post-cookie era.
"It's critical to identify technology and strategic partners who understand and can help execute a multi-faceted strategy that works with anonymous and known users, direct and programmatic advertising. Doing this will have immediate value, opening up opportunities with the significant portion of the public already browsing without third-party cookies.
Promoted white paper: Download Piano's ten-page guide on how publishers can win in a world without third-party cookies. Packed with useful data and information.
How Publishers Can Increase Their Online Advertising Revenue In A World Without Third-Party Cookies
1) Start collecting first and zero-party data
Start targeting segments of your audience and guiding them to sign up and provide their data with incentives like being able to access locked content.
2) Embedded tools to store and manage consent
Whether it's a data management platform, customer data platform, or consent management platform, now determine where you will store all of that data and consent.
3) Invest in audience segmentation tools
You need audience segmentation tools to create subsets of your users. This can be based on characteristics extracted from the zero and first part data. They can also take advantage of similar modeling to produce larger audience pools.
4) Collect data at the right time
Collecting more data over time requires thinking about the right time in the customer journey to request it. At each step, try to figure out how to bring users deeper into the funnel with the right offers at the right time that will bring you more data to complete your customer profile.
5) Veterinary identity partners
You need one of these to override cookie matching and enable all zero and first party data that you will collect. Make sure to check their offers to see which ID might work best for your business.
6) Start testing solutions now
As Travis Clinger, Senior Vice President, Addressability and Ecosystem, at Piano partner LiveRamp, said at a recent Piano event, you don't want to be caught trying to apply new technology. and strategies in the middle of the Q4 2023 holiday season. It's worth testing different solutions, including IDs and different data or consent management platforms, now.
Even with third-party cookies here for two more years, there are major benefits to starting your plan to replace reliance on this legacy technology now. Starting earlier means you'll be on the right track not only to collecting richer data on your users, but also to better engage them with relevant, privacy-compliant ads that could turn them into your most loyal customers in the long run. .
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Now that summer is here (at least the temperatures!) on Chicago's North Shore, we're all eager to get outside and enjoy the sunshine. But even if you plan to spend your time boating, gardening, swimming, or vacationing, there are a few tasks to check off of your home maintenance to-do list to ensure everything runs smoothly this season.
When the weather warms up, your deck becomes a popular place! However, if you haven't sealed it properly, it can absorb all of the summer rain and excess moisture from your hose and watered plants, paving the way for wood rot. Test a patch by pouring a small amount of water and if the water beads up, it's ready for the season. If not, you'll want to purchase a sealant.
Months of being covered or—worse yet—standing out in the elements likely took a toll on your patio furniture. You might even find some resident cobwebs hanging around! Before you invite anyone over for summer gatherings, or lounge by yourself, give your furniture a good cleaning and spray down with the garden hose.
Did you AC unit have a cover over it this winter? If not, it may be covered with debris and dust. Now is the time to brush it off and replace your air filter before you run the machine all summer long.
Plants and flowers need to absorb as much moisture as possible in the summer heat to grow and thrive— which can be hard to do if you don't give them a little extra care. Consider adding mulch in your flower beds to allow the moisture to get to your plants and hydrate them without the sun interfering.
Ready to start your North Shore home search or sell your current home in Winnetka, Glencoe, Highland Park, Northbrook, or Deerfield? Give me a call today!


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ONR BUS CHANGES A ROAD MAP FOR FAILURE
People trying to take a bus from Toronto to Northern Ontario are finding serious roadblocks being put in their path. Charlie Angus has written to ONTC Chair Corina Moore to share concerns he is hearing from residents that it's getting increasingly hard to access public transportation in the north.
As it stands now, if you leave Toronto on the night bus at 11:30 pm you are forced to wait 2.5 hours in the middle of night in North Bay, before the bus continues north for communities like Englehart, Kirkland Lake or Cochrane. Angus says this is a serious obstruction to customer service.
"I don't know how you could do more to discourage ridership than asking a senior to sit in an empty bus station for hours in the middle of the night just to make the connection home. I am deeply worried that if the ridership decreases any more the government will use this as an excuse to shut down the bus just as they killed passenger train service."
In his letter to ONTC Chair Moore, Angus reminded her that when the train was shut down, northerners were promised that they would receive "enhanced" bus service but this hasn't happened.
"As leaders in the north we have to work together to put an end to the deterioration of service for passengers. The ONTC remains a vital link for our region. Let's work together to ensure we have customer-friendly options so that people will continue to use the buses."
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This course covers object-oriented programming, computer systems and networking, database analysis and design, systems analysis and design and more. You will be exposed to the most recent developments in both theory and practice of modern computing.
You can apply for this course even if you have no previous experience in computing or IT, but you will need to demonstrate some aptitude for logical analysis. It is ideally suited to graduates of other subjects who wish to add this discipline to their portfolio.
Research Methods, Professionalism and Ethics – links the teaching of social, ethical, legal and professional issues with an overview of research approaches and methodologies. This module is important for your professional development and is also a central preparation for the master's project/dissertation. Such an introduction to research paves the way for you to pursue a research degree and thereby contributes to your continued employability.
E-Commerce Software – a highly practical module that addresses topics ranging from core internet standards and technologies, through to the design, development and construction of transactional e-commerce applications. Specific topics typically change each year to reflect developments and innovations in this fast-moving field, but in recent years have included JSP, Java Beans and JDBC.
E-Commerce Systems – develops a conceptual understanding of the management and support of e-commerce systems within an organisation. This module provides a critical awareness of strategy issues, the provision of information and the support of such systems and examines the process of e-commerce systems development. There is a detailed study of the strategy process and the benefits of e-commerce are explored with reference to current research.
During the final semester you will work on your project/dissertation, chosen by you and agreed with your project supervisor. Part-time students normally choose to work on their project over an entire academic year.
The course can be studied either full-time over one year or part-time for two to six years, beginning in September each year (a January start date may also be available).
There will be two- or three-week vacations at Christmas and New Year (December/January) and Easter (March/April), and some students also take a brief break in June or July before completing their dissertation.
Teaching includes formal lectures, tutorials and labs. You will also be expected to undertake independent study and research to support your assignments and your dissertation. Assessment will be by various group and individual methods including exams, projects, presentations, written essays and reports.
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Q: Correct way to parse (option)arguments, questions about getopt(3) and argv As an example I want to implement the following function:
listtool [-s | -a NUM] < string >
My approach was the following:
int opt;
int opt_s = -1, opt_a = -1, num;
char *optstr ="<not yet set>";
num = -1;

if( argc < 3 || argc > 4 ) {
    fprintf(stderr, "Wrong number of arguments");
    usage();
}

/* Options */
while ((opt = getopt(argc, argv, "sa:")) != -1) {
    switch (opt) {
    case 's': {
        if (opt_s != -1) {
            fprintf(stderr, "opt_s multiple times\n");
            usage();         /* does not return */
        }
        else if (opt_a != -1) {
            fprintf(stderr, "Please only choose one option\n");
            usage();
        }
        else {
            ++opt_s;
            break;
        }
    }
    case 'a': {
        if (opt_a != -1) {
            fprintf(stderr, "opt_a multiple times\n");
            usage();        /* does not return */
        }
        else if (opt_s != -1) {
            fprintf(stderr, "Please only choose one option\n");
            usage();
        }
            ++opt_a;
            ++num;
            break;
        }
    case '?': {
        usage();
        break;
    }
    // Impossible
    default: {
        assert(0);
    }
    }
}

/* Arguments */
if( num > -1 ) {
    if( (argc - optind) != 2 ) {
        usage();
    }
    num = (int)strtol( argv[optind], NULL, 0 );
    *optstr = argv[optind+1];
}
else {
    if( (argc - optind) != 1 ) {
        usage();
    }
    *optstr = argv[optind];
}

There are a few things about this code which don't work. I want to know why, and what is the right way to do this.

*

*First of all getopt is trying to parse the arguments and than goes into the ? case

*(optind - argc) doesn't throw the right number of arguments

*the assignment of argv[optind] to optstr throws:
warning: assignment makes integer from pointer without a cast
Thank you in advance for every answer

A: Answer to 3rd question the assignment of argv[optind] to optstr throws: warning ? is as follows,
char *optstr;
*optstr = argv[optind]; // Wrong if LHS is a string rather a char

optstr = argv[optind]; // Correct one

Here, optstr is a pointer to character which can store a single char or a string.
Also *optstr refers to char and RHS argv[optind] is a string refers to a pointer. Hence the warning.

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Enjoying the sun, swimming and feeling the breeze of the sea for a few days in any of our town's beaches and coves… doing some sport, or just relaxing or simply strolling… and, as the perfect end to your holidays in Salou: shopping! Fashion items, presents… Salou's commercial offer is varied, with all kind of products, and suitable for every budget!
Our town's commercial hub is divided into 3 main areas: Zona de Ponent, Zona Passeig Jaume I and Zona de Llevant.
In Ponent Area (Barcelona street, Via Roma street and surroundings), you can find a great variety of shops that are open for the entire year. That includes both small local businesses and renowned fashion brands. Walk along pedestrian streets in the Old Part of salou (Ponent street, València street and surroundings) and you'll definitely find what you're looking for.
We also recommend a visit to the Local Market (opened from Monday to Saturday in the morning, and also in the afternoon during summertime), with over 20 shops selling food: fresh fruit and vegetables, meat, fish and gourmet cuisine products, among others, make for a great variety suitable for everyone.
Every Monday morning, at Passeig 30 d'Octubre, find the Street Market (9am - 2pm), with a wide selection of household and fashion articles, as well as a great chance to get to know Salou's culture and people.
The area of Jaume I Promenade Area I is probably the best-known and busiest area for the whole season, especially in the summer. This seafront promenade is an ideal place for those willing to stroll along, both during day and night. Moreover, it provides a wide and varied shopping, cuisine and leisure offer for the whole family.
As for Llevant Area, it is the most frequented tourist area (Av. Carles Buïgas, C. Saragossa and surroundings), with open shops and restaurants throughout the entire season. And don't forget to buy a souvenir to mark your holidays in Salou!
Besides all this, and in the months of July and August at night, the Masia Catalana homes a Craft Market.
Salou does also home a number of commercial events throughout the year, which turn into a great attraction for visitors, and which make it an active and lively city.
- Fora Stocks Fair (Outlet Fair): Salou's shops take their stocks outdoors for a number of weekends in May, July, August and September, with great offers.
- Medieval Market (September): the old part of Salou will home a number of stands where you can buy craft items and typical food, as well as watch artisans do their great work. Also, various activities will certainly entertain visitors.
The "Associació de Comerciants 365" and the Commerce Council of Salou Town Hall also work on developing several promotional campaigns throughout the season in order to make known Salou's great commercial and gastronomic offer.
Fall in love with Salou's commerce!


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What Information Should I Bring My Divorce Attorney About My Finances?
Finances are one of the key areas couples facing divorce struggle with; the dissolution of marriage also means the untangling of accounts and a distribution of assets. Who gets what – and who pays who are some of the most commonly asked questions; both are answered in part by a thorough examination of the couple's finances, assets, and financial situation.
Part of preparing for your visit to the divorce attorney's office is gathering documentation and information about your income, finances, and even expenditures. Gather these documents before your appointment, and you'll have everything you need to give your attorney the details she needs to help you with your case.
What Financial Documents Should You Bring to a Divorce Consultation?
Your attorney needs an idea of the amount of money that is arriving each month and an understanding of how much is leaving your household for essentials like food, shelter, transportation, and childcare.
Your bank statements show how much money you have available, what your typical expenses are, and can provide some insight into your overall financial situation. Bring your most recent statements for both checking and savings if you have joint accounts – or at least your own if you have separate ones. Your bills need to come along for a visit as well.
Bring the last few paystubs from your own and your soon to be ex-spouse's jobs. These papers show how much you earn, how much you keep, and who is providing which services for the family. Health insurance, life insurance, and similar deductions reduce your paycheck but are essential if you have children. Your divorce attorney can use your paystubs to help determine a fair settlement and division for you.
Even better than individual pay stubs are your annual tax returns. Whether you filed jointly or not, bring the last few for each of you. If anyone owns a business, investments or other items, the tax returns will help give an accurate overview of your total financial picture.
You may not have anything to share, but if you do have a prenuptial agreement or other important papers that impact your marriage and divorce, you should bring them. If you or your soon to be ex-spouse are being sued, are in foreclosure, or are in the middle of inheriting a pile of cash and assets, these papers need to come to the attorney's office with you.
The accounts you hold separately and together need to make an appearance as well, from retirement savings to college savings (if you have a 529 plan, you are likely the owner, not your child).
Having all this information can help your attorney provide you with the best possible advice and ensure you have covered any aspect that could arise. While you may need additional documentation, locating and bringing these items to your consultation is an excellent start.


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The Vancouver International Boat Show is Western Canada's premiere boat show with two allnew locations, including an in-water venue at the Granville Island Maritime Market and Marina and an indoor venue at the newly renovated BC Place. Celebrating its 50th anniversary as BC's largest showcase for the recreational boating industry, the 2012 Boat Show features the season's hottest new boats and boating products at the best deals of the year.
The beloved seven-year-old Jack Russell Terrier continues to make waves and capture hearts as she cruises into the 2012 Vancouver International Boat Show on her custom water skis for an awe-inspiring show that is sure to delight the whole family. This water skiing sensation and long-time skipper will be on-hand to meet fans for photos and more after each show through Februrary 8th – 12th.
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Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding is the primary tourist destination to see giant pandas in Chengdu. It is a non-profit research and breeding facility for giant pandas and other rare animals. The panda base is located at Futuoshan Mountain in northern suburbs of Chengdu with only about 10 kilometers from downtown Chengdu, and can be reached within 35 minutes by taxi.
Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding is also known as Chengdu Panda Base. It is founded in 1987 for the purpose to protect the endangered pandas and some other rare species including giant pandas, lesser pandas, black-necked cranes, and white storks. In order to create the best natural environment for the rearing and breeding of giant pandas, verdant bamboo and other plants have been cultivated to provide diet and habitat for pandas. Also necessary facilities are constructed in the base.
Integrated scientific research and breeding of giant pandas, conservation education, tourism education, and panda cultural events, Chengdu Panda Base have made a lot for the education and scientific research of pandas. The Giant Panda Museum inside the panda base which was opened in 1993 was built to improve the scientific research and public awareness of the protection of wild animals. It is the only museum that theme in rare and endangered animals in the world. At the museum there are collections and exhibitions of pictures and materials that educates characteristics and habitat of giant pandas, and also efforts the base haven made. Also collections of specimens, fossils, and models of giant pandas are gathered in the museum.
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Antifa Toronto Interview
What you read below is a text based interview conducted between Gregory/Matthew Zink (founders and editors of PoliQuads Magazine) and Antifa Toronto. It spanned the course of a week and we tried to be as balanced as possible when delivering our questions to the anonymous responders. From what we gather they are indeed an authentic chapter of Antifa whose representatives were accommodating but also very skeptical of our intentions. We are presenting the interview in its nearly full and un-edited form. We did cut out some unnecessary back and forth regarding introductions at the beginning, and cleaned things up a bit. As always highlighted in our "Editor's Notes", if Antifa is unsatisfied with anything offered below we are open to the idea of having them submit additional content and then re-releasing this issue. Enjoy!
What's your take on the Antifa philosophy?
I am not exactly sure what the concrete Antifa philosophy is and that is what we were hoping you could enlighten us with. Explaining what the principles are, what its goals are, whom you perceive to be threats, how you justify civil disturbances, and whether or not Antifa is a force for good.
Antifa really doesn't work the way you may think Antifa works which to me, anyway, is evident in your request [for an interview or editorial]…Have you done any research? Watch this:
The Philosophy of Antifa | Philosophy Tube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bgwS_FMZ3nQ
You're in Niagara Greg?
We leave the research to our contributors and would only review for accuracy and editing purposes. But we are aware of the political debate surrounding Antifa. Yes, we are in Niagara. And thank you for the video I will watch this tonight.
Watch the video and do some research, you'll have lots of answers. Honestly, we don't think the format of your magazine will present readers with an accurate picture. Your goal is to give people clarity by showing them a plethora of articles exploring multiple perspectives on any given issue. It sounds noble. Unfortunately, psychology and social science have demonstrated time and again that it doesn't work. The "Marketplace of Ideas" is a fundamentally flawed concept. The result is inevitably greater polarization with people becoming more entrenched in whatever position they held, to begin with. To change minds, you must begin by changing hearts, which is a much more difficult task. And it will only be undermined by allowing the far right a seat at the table. Granting the Right a platform gives them the veneer of legitimacy. It normalizes their toxic message. We won't sit down with them. The Alt-Right, white nationalists, identitarians or whatever else they want to call themselves have no place in a civilized society.
So, and I am not being facetious, I am simply asking, you want to change hearts and minds while not engaging with the arguments against your movement? How will people make an informed decision about Antifa if they can't actually hear from Antifa? Remember we are not asking you to actually sit down with anyone besides ourselves and that is only in the literary sense. Special editorial, no one will know who you are, or that you are even contributing. And interesting, you consider "The Right" in general as toxic? Or just the far right/alt-right? And also the structure of the magazine…how would you recommend it be laid out?
Greg, watch the video, it really will explain a lot......(you are also not only talking with one person) and, that's relevant to understanding the philosophy
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Hello again, I've watched the video you recommended and found it to be rather enlightening. With that said though I do have some lingering questions that I don't feel were addressed. How does ANTIFA claim the authority to label someone a fascist? Are there any specific criteria used? What happens when there is disagreement upon who is considered a fascist? For example, the recent protest outside Tucker Carlson's house seems to have sowed some discord within the group about who should be considered a fascist.
Authority is irrelevant. You don't need authority to look at this and say "That's a car.":
Isn't moral authority relevant when we're talking about people and not an inanimate object?
You don't need any kind of authority to call someone a fascist. The criteria that determine whether someone fits that definition as follows:
-racist
-misogynistic
-queerphobic
-nationalistic
-authoritarian
-jingoistic
-prone to machismo.
The key difference between a fascist and say...your casually racist grandfather is that a fascist openly advocates for policies that enforce the above list. Fascists tend to embrace their racism. As opposed to casual racists who - while problematic - like to tell themselves that they believe in equality even though they really don't
Given the decentralized nature of the organization, is it fair for a group or individual to even claim membership? If nobody (or everybody) can speak for ANTIFA isn't it a natural consequence that you'd have to rely on a subjective interpretation of the guiding principles of the organization? And if you are relying on subjective interpretations how does the group maintain any sense of unity?
This applies to any kind of social activism left or right. There are ideological differences in any group. No group is a monolith. And there is no single method for dealing with those differences. We don't interact much with other Antifa groups. In our own group, we're all pretty much on the same page.
Where does the sliding scale of fascism end? Let's say someone is a self-declared Neo-Nazi, does that make the use of violence against that person justified? What if it's the alt-right? What if it's just a conservative? What if it's a liberal with some positions that align with the right (i.e., concerns about immigration)? What about non-violent anarchists/socialists/libertarians? Is anyone who doesn't agree with you 100% a fascist?
This is a ludicrous question - at least the end of it is - and it demonstrates to me that you're not asking in good faith. But all right.
Antifascist activism is opposing fascism by any means necessary. Those are the keywords to understand "by any means necessary." So, in other words, violence is justified if and only if it is necessary to stop fascist activism. So what justifies violence against a hypothetical fascist is not what the fascist believes but what the fascist DOES. So, if the fascist is spreading hate in the form of a public speech, we show up and shout him down. We make it clear that he is not welcome in our community. But we do it with words. Violence is not necessary, so - in this case - violence is not justified. If, however, this hypothetical fascist decides that he's going to beat up Muslims, then we will intervene to stop him. And if that requires the use of force, we will not hesitate.
How do you screen potential members? It seems that you wouldn't want genuinely insane people or potential moles to infiltrate your ranks so how does a decentralized ANTIFA keep members in check if they go too far or don't go far enough?
Every group uses different methods. We'd rather not tell you ours because that would undermine their effectiveness.
It seems like ANTIFA gives leftist totalitarians a pass while exclusively focusing on right-wing totalitarians…Are there any examples of ANTIFA also holding people on the left accountable?
Holding people on the Left accountable for what? We see very little evidence of these so-called "leftist totalitarians."
It seems as if ANTIFA should be in direct opposition to radical Islam given their anti-woman, anti-LGBTQAI views and fascist style of government yet if any group criticizes Islam or mass immigration from Islamic countries they get labelled as fascists and are then subject to protests/violence.
You're really revealing your right-leaning sensibilities here. We are, of course, opposed to anti-woman and anti-queer views regardless of who is spreading them. But it's a mistake to conflate these views with Islam. You might notice that we also don't denounce Christianity even though most Canadian fascists identify as Christian. Why? Because whether or not you embrace fascism has nothing to do with your religion. There are atheist fascists, Christian fascists, Hindu fascists and fascists of all other stripes. Targeting a marginalized group - which Muslims are - under the guise of opposing fascism is vile. And if you want to know how we police ourselves, this is one example. Anyone who tries to use anti-fascist activism as an excuse to attack and bully minorities will find no friends here.
What is the greatest fascist threat on the planet right now and how is ANTIFA addressing it?
Fascists openly practicing their beliefs offer a myriad of threat, including
-devolving Canada into a totalitarian state similar to Nazi Germany
-Persecuting minorities
-Creating social conditions in which queer people/Muslims/Jews/Non-Whites must fear for their lives.
There are many others. All of these threats are critical. We oppose these threats by denying fascists the opportunity to spread their vitriol. We show up to their events. We shout them down. We report their tweets. We ban their comments. We create content documenting the flaws in their reasoning. We cut off their funding. We persuade public institutions to deny them an opportunity to speak. And if necessary, we defend ourselves and minority groups from fascist violence.
How is remaining anonymous and wearing masks not in direct conflict with ANTIFA's stated mission to expose and dox fascists to get them fired? If you truly believe in fighting fascism then why hide your identity?
Because there is an institutional bias in favour of fascists. Fascists and other conservatives do not threaten established power structures. Antifascists and other leftists do threaten those structures. The police have been a front-line of white supremacist violence for centuries. They will be far more lenient toward fascists than they will toward anyone who wants to protect people of colour from their aggression. Fascists do not have to fear the Establishment. We do.
Racism and racial oppression seem to be defining traits of Antifascist mobilization and action, but does Antifa have any criticisms of the intersectionality/identity politics movement?
No. We support intersectionality.
Where do you see the anti-fascist movement heading in the next 20 years?
No one can answer that question.
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Q: What is the best way to handle basic document file downloads in React? The past few dayys I have been making my portfolio website and learning React at the same time and I would like to have my resume available for download. In the past, I have just used:
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bu for whatever reason the file can never be found. I assume this has to do with how the file system is being navigated. I had a similar issue trying to display images, but I was just able to import them. Is there a particular way I should be referencing the file location or is it something else altogether?
Thanks!

A: Add the file in the public folder. Build the project runing npm run build. Make sur the file is in the build folder. The path should be /filename.extension

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The href value you've previously been using is called a relative URL, and as the name suggests it's relative to the URL of the page that the link is included on. A good first step would be to find an absolute URL that works correctly, and then look at shortening it to a relative URL.