As an introvert, who for years only shared my emotional truths with myself - in my own private journals - I began to feel the aching need to connect with others on a similar journey. I felt the need to "reach out" beyond my comfort zone to share parts of myself that I was not allowed to express in my growing up years. That is when I joined my first support group.
Over the years I have taken part in many online and in-person support groups, and I found that they exponentially intensified my inner growth. Seeing my own struggles mirrored in other people's self-expression helped me to feel less alone. Asking others for help in the areas that I had silently struggled alone with for all of my life was also groundbreaking for me.
We all have a set of rules about what we can and cannot express. Breaking those rules ignites our emotional healing process. Sharing what we have never shared can feel very uncomfortable at first. In my experience of online support groups, it brought up strangulating feelings of shame, especially as I fearfully waited for my group to accept or reject me. Yet, in the process of waiting, I ended up healing and accepting emotions that would not have come up, if I had not shared.
The purpose of our support group is to begin to allow forbidden or rejected parts of ourselves to express. This can be done in an ever-widening sphere of influence. First we begin to firstly express ourselves truthfully to ourselves in our private journals, next to at least one safe other, next within a safe group, and finally, it will feel easier to be authentic in the world at large.
What was once not allowed, and repressed, can come up to be shared in a supportive group with others on a similar journey. When we are mature enough to become lovingly present to our unprocessed pain, we attract people to share in our healing journey that are more accepting and supportive than in the past.
1. Share your expressive art and writing with the group as it relates to the course or to the current emotional healing process in your life.
2. Ask for help or clarification. If you create a page in your journal that you do not understand, you can post it up, and ask the group, "How do you experience my art? What do you see in it? How does it make you feel when you look at it?"
3. Share a personal story of your emotional healing process. How did you get through something hard or painful?
4. Practice asking for help and feedback, especially if this is not what you normally do. Learn to let love into the places that have been rejected in the past.
5. Share and describe your emotional overwhelm, ask for love and support, and open up to being cared for in ways that you may not have experienced before.
1. Share what you feel comfortable sharing, and then consider sharing a little bit more.
2. Be prepared that you might feel an emotional "shame charge" about revealing something that has felt rejected in the past - after you share.
3. Be lovingly present for your shame. From the higher part of yourself, you can talk to the more ashamed part of yourself, and say, "I love you."
4. Don't ever force yourself to share. Stay involved by supporting and encouraging others instead if you need to contain your healing process.
5. Feel free to place your art up on the group for a short time, ask for emotional responses to your work, and then take it down at a later time if it feels too vulnerable. If you feel comfortable leaving your art up on the group, your transparent process will be support others on their healing journey.
1. Respond without Interpretation - Respond to another person's art or writing based on what strongly strikes you emotionally - without interpretation. For example, "I love that slash of red in the upper right corner. It makes me feel joyful." The writer or artist can choose to respond with more personal sharing, or not.
2. Share your Personal Associations - The aim of good feedback is to develop your own eloquent emotional language of response. Sense into your body to see how you feel when you read or look at another's expression. Does it bring up any associations, thoughts, feelings of memories for you that you would like to share? Explore what you seen in another's art with the group.
3. See with Loving Eyes - Just feeling seen is enough to begin the process of healing. We can never judge or interpret another's expression but we can join it with love and find words to express this love.
f. This part of your journal page feels so strong for me...I wonder why?
4. Share What Triggers You - Part of the magic of reflecting other people's art and writing, is that it invites up unhealed fragments from your own unconscious mind to come forward for attention and love. Share why certain aspects of another's art or writing feels negatively or positively charged for you.
5. Offer Love and Encouragement - This is often all that is needed. We need others to cheer us on through the hard stuff.
6. Simply "Like" - If you do not feel ready to share but are learning from and appreciating what others are posting, let the artists know by liking their art, words, or comments.
When we do our deep emotional work we become healers, teachers, mentors and inspirers. As you grow through your own emotional pain, you will have valuable insights, experiences, and guideposts to share. For members of the group who have finished the 100 days, the open sharing of your personal healing process, and what you have learned is deep medicine for the group.
1. Share Your Own Experience - of the lessons and/or your own emotional healing process. We can only mentor others through our own example. It is often helpful to preface your mentorship sharing with, "In my experience of this exercise..." Always leave room about feelings difference. "I am not sure if this resonates for you... but that was my experience.
2. Ask Questions - Questions are healing if you share why you personally feel curious. Explore your curiosity about another's creative process in a friendly, inviting way. This often ignites awakenings within an artist that they may not have considered before. Inquiry such as, "I am wondering how it felt for you to create this drawing? I feel so drawn to the....in your drawing....my experience of this part of your drawing is....what is your experience of it?
3. Model Transparent Communication - Most of us, having grown up in repressive families, societies, cultures, and religions need to learn what open, authentic expression sounds like - no matter whether it is "positive" or "negative." Transparent expression is not "over-sharing" which leaves us feeling too raw and utterly exposed. It is more just one courageous step of just going a little beyond what feels regular and comfortable for you. It is good to feel a little raw with your sharing. Vulnerability lets love and healing in.
4. Continue to Explore your Vulnerability - Continue to communicate your own emotional process. As we uncover and learn new things about ourselves, sharing it with others magnifies the gifts of our own and other's understanding. It takes courage to admit to the hard stuff, and your courage can inspire other people to share more deeply. We heal better together!
If on any given day of the course, you experience emotional overwhelm that feels too difficult to handle, I offer you a daily journal process to move from pain to love. You can do this exercise daily, alongside of your daily exercises to clear anger, fear, and sadness.
You can find the exercise HERE.


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NPP > JOURNALS > OJRRP > Vol. 6 (2011) > Iss. 1
School Consolidation in Nebraska: Economic Efficiency vs. Rural Community Life
Joan M. Blauwkamp, University of Nebraska at Kearney
Peter J. Longo, University of Nebraska at Kearney
John Anderson, University of Nebraska at Kearney
Rural, School Consolidation, Nebraska, Economics, Economic Efficiency, Rural Community Life, School Districts
We examine the factors driving rural school consolidations, focusing our analysis on Nebraska. We consider statutory and case law, the school financing formulas that drive consolidation and the efforts by rural citizens to challenge those financing formulas in courts. We analyze how rural school consolidations have been framed in newspaper coverage, in order to see the dominant understandings of the cost-benefit tradeoffs in consolidating rural schools. Finally, we study three cases of rural Nebraska school districts for the insights these cases provide as to the challenges of sustaining rural community schools and the effects of consolidation on the students and the communities. Our conclusion is that schools play a vital role in sustaining rural community life, although the costs to the community when schools are consolidated are more difficult to quantify than the economies of scale that motivate those consolidations.
Blauwkamp, Joan M.; Longo, Peter J.; and Anderson, John (2011) "School Consolidation in Nebraska: Economic Efficiency vs. Rural Community Life," Online Journal of Rural Research & Policy: Vol. 6: Iss. 1. https://doi.org/10.4148/ojrrp.v6i1.1309
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2. Funk, P., & Bailey, J. (1999, September). Small schools, big results: Nebraska high school completion and postsecondary enrollment rates by size of school district. Nebraska Alliance for Rural Education. Retrieved from the Rural School and Community Trust website: http://www.ruraledu.org/user_uploads/file/Small_Schools_Big_Res.pdf
3. Berry, W. (1990). What are people for? San Francisco, CA: North Point Press.
4. Theobald, P. (1992). Rural philosophy for education: Wendell Berry's tradition. ERIC: Clearinghouse on Rural Education and Small Schools. Retrieved from: http://www.eric.ed.gov/PDFS/ED345930.pdf
5. Shavers, A.W. (2003). Rethinking the equity vs. adequacy debate: Implications for rural school finance reform litigation. University of Nebraska Law Review, 82, 133-189.
6. DeYoung, A.J., & Howley, C.B. (1990). The political economy of rural school consolidation. Peabody Journal of Education, 67(4), 63-89.
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9. Putnam, R. (2000). Bowling alone. New York, NY: Simon & Schuster.
10. Nitta, K., Holley, M., & Wrobel, S. (2010). A phenomenological study of rural school consolidation. Journal of Research in Rural Education, 25(2), 1-19.
11. Bastress, R.M. (2003). The impact of litigation on rural students: From free textbooks to school consolidation. University of Nebraska Law Review, 82, 9-49.
12. Bassett, D.L. (2003). Ruralism. University of Iowa Law Review, 88, 273-342.
14. U.S. Census Bureau. (2003, September). Nebraska 2000 population and housing unit counts. Retrieved from: http://www.census.gov/prod/cen2000/phc-3-29.pdf
15. Andersen, M. (2010, June 10). Rural counties see loss of youths; Census estimates show sobering trend. Lincoln Journal-Star, p. B1.
16. Strange, M. (2003). Equitable and adequate funding for rural schools: Ensuring equal educational opportunity for all students. University of Nebraska Law Review, 82, 1-8.
17. Miewald, R.D., Longo, P.J., & Schutz, A.B. (2009). The Nebraska State Constitution: A reference guide, 2nd edition. Lincoln, NE: University of Nebraska Press.
18. Vote on Referendum Measure 422. (2006). Official general election results. Retrieved from the Nebraska Secretary of State's website: http://www.sos.ne.gov/elec/canvass/general2006/init.htm#Race727
20. Bailey, J., & Preston, K. (2005). Big trouble for small schools. Center for Rural Affairs. Retrieved from the Center for Rural Affairs website: http://www.cfra.org/files/Big_Trouble_V.pdf
21. Glissman, B., & Hord, B. (2004, August 28). Rural schools file own suit on funding. Courts are asked to think again about the adequacy of state aid with an argument rejected in a similar case. Omaha World-Herald, p. 01A.
23. Sitorius, M.L. (2007). The political question doctrine: A thin black line between judicial deference and judicial review. University of Nebraska Law Review, 87, 793-820.
24. Shavers, A.W. (2003). Rethinking the equity vs. adequacy debate: Implications for rural school finance reform litigation. University of Nebraska Law Review, 82, 133-189.
29. Berry, W. (1990). What are people for? San Francisco, CA: North Point Press.
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> .PKGINFO is not the same as desc, some things are simply ignored.
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At 3:16 a.m., Raynham Police responded to Route 138 (Broadway), in the area of the Raynham Park, on a report of a motor vehicle crash.
Upon arrival, officers learned that a 43-year-old woman from Fall River, who was traveling in the southbound lane of Route 138 in a 1992 Honda Civic, crossed the double yellow center line into the northbound lane, striking a 2011 BMW head on.
The Raynham Fire Department also responded to the scene.
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RAYNHAM — Chief James Donovan reports that the Raynham Police Department responded to a fatal motor vehicle crash involving a dirt bike this afternoon.
At approximately 1:10 p.m., Raynham Police responded to Route 138 (Broadway) on a report of a motor vehicle crash.
Upon arrival, officers learned that a 19-year-old man from Raynham was traveling north on Route 138 on an unregistered 1980 Suzuki 250 when he crashed into the passenger side of a 2005 Toyota Avalon that was turning left onto Gilmore Street.
The crash caused the 19-year-old to be ejected from the dirt bike, landing in the northbound travel lane of Route 138. He was transported via ambulance to Morton Hospital and Medical Center with life-threatening injuries and was later pronounced dead.
The driver of the Toyota, a 75-year-old man from Plymouth, remained on scene and is cooperating with police. He was the sole occupant of the vehicle and declined medical attention.
The Raynham Fire Department, along with the Massachusetts State Police, responded to the scene. The Massachusetts Environmental Police Department was also notified of the crash.


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title: Separate Build Image
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## Overview

Making lightweight docker images is key to having a fast development/deployment pipeline. For compiled code, building the binary inside a docker container has the benefit of being a repeatable and standardised build process. However, this can create a very large images which can become an issue down the line.

## Our code

In this example, we will use a simple webserver writen in [Go](https://golang.org/). The following code is just a simple hello world webserver listening on port `8080`.

```go
package main

import (
    "fmt"
    "log"
    "net/http"
)

func handler(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request) {
    fmt.Fprint(w, "Hello world!")
}

func main() {
    http.HandleFunc("/", handler)
    log.Fatal(http.ListenAndServe(":8080", nil))
}
```

### Dockerfile

The Dockerfile for this code might look something like this

```
FROM golang:1.11

ADD . /app

WORKDIR /app

RUN go build -o /myserver .

EXPOSE 8080

CMD [ "/myserver" ]
```

Building this image results in an image with a size of 783MB!! With an image that size for a simple application, it's easy to see how this can slow things down when deploying.

## A better solution

A better solution would be to use a separate build image to build the binary and then copy it to the final image. As Go generates a standalone binary, we can use the `scratch` docker image as a base which is about as small as it gets!

### Dockerfile

The following Dockerfile will first build the binary inside the golang image and then build a new image from scratch, copying the binary from the first image into the second.

```
FROM golang:1.11 as build

ADD . /app

WORKDIR /app

RUN go build -o /myserver .

FROM scratch

COPY --from=build /myserver /myserver

EXPOSE 8080

CMD [ "myserver" ]
```

Building from this dockerfile results in a final image size of only 6.55MB! That's over **100 times smaller** than our first attempt, making it 100 times faster to pull the image down from a registry!

### Bonus benefit

Not only do we now have a tiny docker image for our application, we also only have to worry about the security of our application as there is no other software running inside the container.

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In wake of the Brandon Ingram injury on Wednesday, Los Angeles Lakers head coach Luke Walton started Josh Hart against the San Antonio Spurs, who prior to Friday had only started three games this season.
The Lakers ultimately fell to the Spurs 133-120, in part due to the fact that DeMar DeRozan, Hart's defensive assignment, was getting almost anything he wanted on the court. DeRozan ended the game with 36 points on 55 percent shooting from the field as well as 8 rebounds, 9 assists and 2 blocks.
Unfortunately, the box score said otherwise.
Not only did Hart make just 3-8 shots on Friday, but he finished with a net rating of -12, the third-lowest among anyone that played more than 20 minutes. Kentavious Caldwell-Pope (-29) and LeBron James (-25.6) were considerably worse.
However, it's too early to evaluate Hart's impact on the starting lineup, and single-game net rating isn't necessarily the best metric to do that with anyway. For some reason, the Spurs have had the Lakers' number all season, DeRozan especially.
Through four games against his hometown Lakers, DeRozan averaged 32.5 points, 8.8 rebounds, 8.5 assists and 1.3 steals per game. He's been nearly unstoppable.
Hart will have the chance to bounce back on Saturday, when the Lakers visit the Memphis Grizzlies at the FedEx Forum. If Garrett Temple goes off for a career night, it might be time to re-evaluate the starting lineup.
You can follow this author on Twitter at @RadRivas.
Published on Sat, 08 Dec 2018 21:26:21 GMT, © All rights reserved by the publisher.


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Q: How to schedule tcpdump to run for a specific period of time? Each time, when I manually run tcpdump, I have to use Ctrl+C to stop it. Now I want to schedule my tcpdump with cronjob and I only need it to run for 1 and half hours. Without manually running Ctrl+C or kill command, how can it be stopped automatically? Here is the command I am testing:
tcpdump -i eth0 'port 8080' -w  myfile

I can schedule another cronjob  to kill the tcpdump process, but it seems not a good idea.

A: You can combine -G {sec} (rotate dump files every x seconds) and -W {count} (limit # of dump files) to get what you want:
tcpdump -G 15 -W 1 -w myfile -i eth0 'port 8080'

would run for 15 seconds and then stop. Turn 1.5 hours into seconds and it should work.

A: you could use timeout
timeout 5400 tcpdump -i eth0 'port 8080' -w myfile

A: The approach that worked best for me on Ubuntu 14.04
sudo -i
crontab -e

and then add the line
30 17 * * * /usr/sbin/tcpdump -G 12600 -W 1 -s 3000 -w /home/ubuntu/capture-file.pcap port 5060 or portrange 10000-35000

Notes

*

*-G flag indicate number of second for dump to run, this example runs daily from 5:30 PM to 9:00 PM

*-W is the number of iterations tcpdump will execute

*Cron job will not be added until you save and exit the file

*This example is for capturing packets of an Asterisk phone server

A: You could do it like this:
tcpdump -i eth0 'port 8080' -w  myfile &
pid=$!
sleep 1.5h
kill $pid

A: You can use
watch tcpdump -i eth0 'port 8080' -w  myfile

This will run every 2 seconds.

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The only feature I'd like to request is WinSCP showing files (on the local host for one) larger than 2.0 Gigabyte--backup files *can* be extremely large (and mostly faster than thousands of small files).
I've tried the recent version, but such files are simply "omitted" in the directory listing. Is this a limitation of the SSH protocol? Would it be possible to support some kind of "splitting files"?
I'll try to fix this for next version.


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HomeAutomationApple Puts the Brakes on Its Automotive Ambitions
Apple Puts the Brakes on Its Automotive Ambitions
Chris Wiltz | Oct 18, 2016
Bad news for die hard Apple fans. After years of rumors, it looks like the tech giant isn't going to be getting into automobile manufacturing after all. Citing anonymous sources from within the company, Bloomberg has reported that Apple has significantly scaled back its automotive initiative, codenamed Project Titan.
According to Bloomberg, hundreds of members of Apple's car team (estimated to comprise a staff of about 1,000) have already been laid off, reassigned to other areas of the company, or have left of their own volition over job security concerns. Rather than creating its own vehicle, Apple seems to be looking to sidestep all of the inherent logistical and regulatory issues associated with such an endeavor. Instead the company will be pivoting its automotive efforts into creating its own autonomous driving system, a move much more in touch with Apple's core competency based on its already existing CarPlay operating system for auto dashboards, not to mention the Mac OS and iOS for its computer and smartphone products. By creating its own autonomous driving system, the company could potentially partner with existing automakers or perhaps revisit its own automotive ambitions at a future date.
To be fair, Apple building its own product car has always seemed like a dubious prospect. Back in 2015, Apple fanned the rumor flames when it began to poach employees from Tesla (also sparking unfounded rumors that Apple was planning to purchases the electric vehicle manufacturer), as well as battery maker A123 Systems. Apple itself has never released a statement confirming or denying its intentions, but hiring such a large team suggests the company was at least looking to bring in expertise around car making for some purpose.
In an interview with Design News, Dean Frankel, research associate for Lux Research, correctly expressed doubt that Apple would be releasing its own vehicle. Brian Dipert, the principal at Sierra Media and Design News blogger, was also doubtful that the iPhone maker was prepared to take on the complexity of manufacturing a car. In a recent article he wrote:
"If Apple thinks its current supply chain situation is complex, wait until it starts sourcing and merging subsystems from dozens or hundreds of suppliers to begin building vehicles. Not to mention the necessary assembly lines (Tesla acquired an old GM/Toyota "NUMMI" plant in Fremont ... where will Apple get its factory?), incoming part and outgoing product warehouses, distribution systems, and sales showrooms (what does the company plan to do; retrofit Apple Stores?)."
According to Bloomberg's sources, Apple has given its car team until late 2017 to prove that a system for autonomous car would be a viable goal, at which point the company will make a determination on how to proceed. Such a task could be a tall order, however, as Bloomberg also reported that the recent Apple departures include "more than 120 software engineers working on a car operating system and testing procedures," including John Wright, a long-time manager at Apple who was the leader of the car software teams.
But should its system pan out Apple may have lots of potential partnerships on the horizon. Ford, for example, has already announced ambitions to release a fully autonomous car sometime in the next five years and analysts are predicting 50% market penetration for autonomous car by the 2040s. Like all of Apple's products, it seems the public won't have any real answers until the company is good and ready.
READ RELATED ARTICLES ON DESIGN NEWS:
The Apple Car: A Bridge Too Far?
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Chrocus ou Crocus est le nom que plusieurs rois Barbares présents en Gaule entre les  et s semblent avoir porté.
Deux rois alamans, correspondent également à ce nom : Chrocus  et son fils Chrocus II.
Le pseudo-Frédégaire, par exemple, décrit l'invasion de la Gaule par un certain Chrocus, rois de Vandales, qui aurait pillé Nîmes en 407, il aurait aussi participé au martyre de saint Privat, puis serait mort à Arles, au début du .

Chrocus
Selon Grégoire de Tours, qui est le plus ancien témoignage sur le personnage, Chrocus I ou Crocus, aurait vécu à l'époque du règne des deux empereurs romains (père et fils) Valérien et Gallien, devient roi germain de la confédération germanique des Alamans, à la fin du . Il a conduit ses troupes jusque dans le centre de la Gaule où il aurait aussi détruit ou pillé les temples gaulois ou gallo-romains.

Son règne sur les Alamans aurait été suivi de celui de Mederich, père de Agenarich et frère de Chnodomar (latinisé en Chnodomarius).

Historique
L'existence réelle de ce chef de tribu n'est pas prouvée, bien qu'on lui ait prêté des destructions de cités romaines (Alba, etc.) et des massacres ou exécutions (saints Victorin et Cassius, etc.).

Au regard du témoignage des trésors monétaires, Émilienne Demougeot a pu considérer avec prudence l'historicité de l'invasion des Alamans sous le règne de Valérien (253 - 260), sans pour autant valider le détail du récit de Grégoire de Tours.

À Arles, cité romaine, de récentes fouilles montrent que les destructions constatées entre 250 et 270, aussi bien dans la vieille ville sur la rive gauche du Rhône qu'à Trinquetaille sur la rive droite, sont difficilement explicables par une origine accidentelle.

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Grégoire de Tours dans ses Histoires (Livre premier) l'évoque comme suit :
« ayant levé une armée, ravagea les Gaules. On rapporte que ce Chrocus était d'une grande arrogance ; ayant commis quelques crimes par le conseil d'une mère perverse, il rassembla la nation des Allemands, se répandit dans toute la Gaule, et renversa de fond en comble tous les édifices anciens. Étant arrivé en Auvergne, il incendia, renversa et détruisit un temple que les habitants appelaient Vasso, en langue gauloise. Il était d'une construction admirable et très solide, car ses murs étaient doubles ; ils étaient bâtis en dedans, avec de petites pierres, en dehors avec de grandes pierres carrées, et avaient trente pieds d'épaisseur. L'intérieur était décoré de marbres et de mosaïques, le pavé était en marbre et le toit en plomb" (...) Pendant l'irruption des Allemands dans les Gaules, saint Privat, évêque de la capitale du Gévaudan, fut trouvé dans une grotte du mont Memmat, où il se livrait aux jeûnes et aux oraisons, tandis que le peuple était enfermé dans les retranchements du camp de Gréze». «Le bon pasteur refusa de livrer ses brebis aux loups, et on voulut le contraindre de sacrifier * aux démons ; comme il détestait et repoussait cette souillure, on le frappa de verges jusqu'à ce qu'on le crût mort. Peu de jours après cette torture il rendit l'âme. Chrocus ayant été pris, près d'Arles, ville des Gaules, subit divers tourments, et fut frappé du glaive, livré avec justice au supplice qu'il avait infligé aux saints de Dieu. »

Le « temple Vasso » cité par Grégoire de Tours est nommé Vasa par d'autres manuscrits. « Quelques savants disent que les anciens Gaulois désignaient sous ce nom le dieu Mars ; d'autres ont conjecturé que ce temple était consacré Mercure, d'après un passage de Pline l'Ancien (III, 7), qui rapporte que, de son temps, Zénodore construisit, en Auvergne, un grand temple en l'honneur de ce dieu » .
L'histoire de Chrocus fut ensuite reprise par de nombreux récits hagiographiques. Frédégaire la reprend aussi mais en faisant de Chrocus un Vandale, le plaçant au .

Chrocus II
En l'année 306 un deuxième chef alaman Chrocus prend part au soulèvement avec Constantin I à York, dans l'ancienne province romaine de Bretagne (voir Epitome de Caesaribus).

Ce Chrocus avait bien au préalable joui du titre de roi, mais ceci au profit de Rome à laquelle il abdiqua les commandes.

Chrocus roi des Vandales en 407 / 411
Frédégaire mentionne un roi vandale nommé Chrocus qui termine son expédition en Gaule devant Arles, capturé par un soldat nommé Marius. Ce récit est fortement inspiré de celui de Grégoire de Tours, la mention de ce Chrocus au  résultant peut-être d'une confusion de Frédégaire. Ce personnage a ensuite occupé une place importante dans l'hagiographie : il apparaît ensuite dans de nombreux récits de passions légendaires ou aux fondements historiques incertains. Selon Guillaume Flamang, Chanoine à Langres en 1482, les Vandales conduits par un certain Chrocus auraient décapité l'évêque de Langres Dizier (Desiderius) en 411.

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Voir aussi

Articles connexes
 Empire romain
 Gaule

Bibliographie
 Gustave Bardy, « Recherches sur un cycle hagiographique. Les martyrs de Chrocus », Revue d'histoire de l'église de France, 21-90, 1935, 5-29 Lire en ligne
 Émilienne Demougeot, « Les martyrs imputés à Chrocus et les invasions alamanniques en Gaule méridionales », Annales du Midi, 74, 1962, 5-28.

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Wayne County Fair to feature traveling exhibit about Indiana's automotive heritage
The Indiana Historical Society's traveling exhibit History on Wheels will roll into Richmond for the Wayne County 4-H Fair later this month.
Wayne County Fair to feature traveling exhibit about Indiana's automotive heritage The Indiana Historical Society's traveling exhibit History on Wheels will roll into Richmond for the Wayne County 4-H Fair later this month. Check out this story on pal-item.com: https://pinews.co/2JjjjQm
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RICHMOND, Ind.— The Indiana Historical Society's traveling exhibit History on Wheels will roll into Richmond for the Wayne County 4-H Fair later this month.
The 53-foot double expandable semi-trailer and traveling exhibit will be free and open to the public for three days, June 23-25, from noon to 8 p.m.
Aboard History on Wheels, IHS's Auto Indiana exhibit will take guests on a ride through the state's rich automotive and racing heritage. The exhibit touches on the history of more than 100 Indiana automakers and manufacturers, such as Duesenberg, Gibson and Studebaker. The exhibit also delves into the lives of Hoosier innovators and inventors, such as Carl Fisher, Elwood Haynes and Ralph Teetor, according to a release.
Guests of all ages can explore under the hood of a vehicle modeled after a 1914 Marmon Touring Car. In addition, children can climb into the driver's seat of a mini Indy car and imagine what it would be like to cross the famed Yard of Bricks.
History on Wheels will be in the parking lot of the Kuhlman Center, 861 N. Salisbury Road. Other highlights of the fair's opening weekend will include a free outdoor movie, a bluegrass event and a car show.
The Richmond stop is made possible by the Wayne County 4-H Fair and Wetzel Family Auto Cruise. Information: wayneco4hfair.com
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Ball State's CHAARG chapter uplifts women through fitness in pandemic world
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Last semester, Colleen Dyra, freshman elementary education major, would move her bean bag to the other side of her dorm room at Studebaker West Thursday nights at 6:30.
She would join Ball State's CHAARG chapter Zoom meeting, where she and about 20 other women would spend an hour completing a POUND workout, dancing and working out their abs while holding green drumsticks - or, in Dyra's case, pencils.
"Because it was virtual, I used pencils because I didn't know what else to use," Dyra said. "Even though I still got that good workout, it was funny because I didn't have anything else to use … The POUND workout was pretty intense. Although I was really tired afterwards, it made me feel better about myself. I was like, 'OK, I can do this even though this will tire me out. It's really good for me … in the long run.'"
Ball State's chapter of CHAARG - Changing Health, Attitudes and Actions to Recreate Girls - was founded in 2015 to liberate women from the elliptical and empower them through workouts such as Zumba, cardio hip-hop, pilates, yoga, meditation and SWERK - a workout where members dance and twerk to pop music by artists like Lizzo and Cardi B.
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, most of CHAARG's events have been virtual this school year. Since the beginning of the spring 2021 semester, the organization hosts once-a-month in-person workouts in the Student Center Ballroom. Members are distanced 6 feet apart and stand on taped Xs on the floor.
Dyra joined CHAARG at the beginning of the fall 2020 semester after scrolling through Ball State's Class of 2024 Facebook group and coming across Ball State's CHAARG chapter Facebook page. Dyra played volleyball, basketball and softball and was a cheerleader in middle school, so keeping up a healthy fitness routine was important to her, she said.
Since joining, Dyra's passion for fitness has increased along with her passion for empowering women around her. CHAARG members have Instagram accounts where they include "_inchaarg" in their username as a way to post updates about their fitness goals and successes. Members follow one another's Instagram journals to check in with each other's mental health and personal lives too.
"Since the COVID-19 pandemic, CHAARG brought us a little bit closer together, even in a socially distant or virtual way," Dyra said. "CHAARG has really helped us to make sure that we're OK - that we can take mental health days and think it's OK to do that."
At least once a week, Dyra tries to do a mental health activity, such as having no screen-time, taking a nap, stretching, doing yoga or going for a run around campus. One of Dyra's fitness goals is to run one mile a week. Her route begins at Studebaker West, where she then runs up to North Dining Hall, down to the Village and ends back at her residence hall.
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Junior social work major Elaina Kobitz said she joined CHAARG initially for its community aspect. Now, as Ball State's CHAARG chapter ambassador and the liaison between Ball State's chapter and CHAARG's national team, Kobitz has fostered a passion for empowering women.
"I'm very much a girl's girl - I love being surrounded by women," Kobitz said. "I was super drawn in because CHAARG is intended to empower women. While I didn't join for the fitness aspect, I did want to push myself and not just sit in my room and gain the freshman 15."
Being around a community of women has helped her also develop a love for group workouts. She used to dislike group workouts because she didn't enjoy other people looking at her, but being in CHAARG made her realize no one is actually looking at her while she's working out. Now, Kobitz works out individually or as part of a group at least three times a week.
"If you were to meet me in high school and ask me about my fitness routine, I would tell you there isn't one," Kobitz said. "[At CHAARG], nobody is looked down upon if they are at a lower fitness level or a higher fitness level. We all try to cheer each other on and support each other during events … Even our instructors will shout out, 'You're doing great' and empower us to laugh, have fun during the workout and push each other more."
Junior French major Grace Georgi said her perspective on fitness and mental health has changed since being a member of Ball State's CHAARG chapter. Georgi initially joined CHAARG her sophomore year when members were passing out fruit snacks and information about the organization at the Scramble Light. Now, Georgi is Ball State's CHAARG chapter secretary, where she takes attendance at events and keeps a report of active members.
Before joining, Georgi wasn't passionate about fitness, she said, as she would only typically use an elliptical to work out. Being involved with CHAARG, she learned about other ways to be active that aren't boring to her, she said. Georgi enjoys doing HIIT workouts, which are interval-based where she does movement exercises for 45 seconds and then rests for 15 seconds.
"You don't have to listen to a podcast to get you through," Georgi said. "You can just be present in the moment with other people."
One of Georgi's first and favorite CHAARG memories was participating in a POUND workout led by POUND pro instructor Michelle Anderson.
"She is plus-sized, and I'm also bigger, so it was just nice to see someone who looked like me and who was arguably very, very in shape and kicking butt at that event," Georgi said.
Because Georgi is a shy person, she said, she would typically stay in the back row at CHAARG's workouts. But, she became friends with the other women in the back row, and every week after their workout, they would get dinner at Woodworth to talk and get to know one another.
When CHAARG started holding in-person workouts again, Georgi said, she had forgotten what it was like to be a part of a community. During CHAARG's virtual weekly workouts, some members would choose to have their cameras off, and everyone but the instructor would have their microphones off.
Virtual workouts aren't the end of the world, Georgi said, but she feels better connected to other members with in-person workouts because she can see who else is struggling like she is and she can get verbal reassurance from other members too.
While Ball State's CHAARG chapter is targeted toward women, Georgi said, she and the executive team are working to change CHAARG's language so everyone can feel welcomed to join its supportive and empowering community, no matter where they fall on the gender spectrum.
"Health doesn't come at one size, and it's very easy to think that," Georgi said. "I definitely now focus more on body positivity. I always was, but now even more so because I know other members have felt the same way about their relationship with their body as I did before. I really just love what CHAARG has done, not only for me, but to also hear other members - what they think [of fitness] now versus what they did before."
Contact Nicole Thomas with comments nrthomas3@bsu.edu or on Twitter @nicolerthomas22.
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ROH Death Before Dishonor Review - September 28, 2018
Kenny King def. Jushin "Thunder" Liger
I'd argue King officially turned heel following his victory over Adam Page on this past week's edition of ROH TV (where he used underhanded tactics to pick up the win), so despite this event emanating from his hometown, he was in full-blown heel mode here. Meanwhile, Liger never ceases to amaze me with what he's capable of still at his age. This was a quality contest where King came across as ruthless for putting Liger away even when Liger was clearly hurt.
ROH World Tag Team Champions The Briscoes def. The Addiction
This was well on its way to being a great tag team match before Frankie Kazarian's legitimate injury, which occurred halfway through and sidelined him for the rest of the bout. It basically became a Handicap matchup by that point, and as excellent of a job as Christopher Daniels did of fighting underneath as a resilient babyface, the crowd didn't seem to buy into the idea of The Addiction becoming the new tag team champs. I could see it happening either before or at Final Battle, though.
IMPACT! Wrestling Review - September 27, 2018
Impact Knockouts Champion Tessa Blanchard def. Faby Apache
Apache only just debuted on IMPACT! Wrestling last week, so while there was obviously zero doubt regarding the outcome of this contest, it had a nice pace and they did a solid job of making viewers believe Apache had a chance of winning the title in her native Mexico. The match was on the shorter side, mind you, but what we got was good. Afterward, Taya Valkyrie challenged Blanchard to a title matchup at Bound for Glory, which Blanchard accepted backstage later on in the night.
Impact X-Division Champion Brian Cage def. Jake Crist (Non-title)
This was a total mismatch on paper, but in the best way possible in that it was fun to watch Cage annihilate his much smaller opponent. I was expecting a glorified squash with Cage making short work of Crist, but Chist scored a surprising amount of offense over Cage (including a cutter off the top rope) before finally losing. The post-match angle with Cage, The Lucha Brothers and oVe was just more build for their upcoming six-man tag team bout at Bound for Glory.
WWE Mae Young Classic Review - September 26, 2018
Hiroyo Matsumoto def. Rachel Evers in a First-Round Match
I wasn't familiar with Matsumoto whatsoever coming into this tournament and didn't know what to expect, but she absolutely impressed me with her strong showing here, as well as Evers. She has been featured on NXT plenty of times in the past and was even in last year's Mae Young Classic, so I was glad to see her get another opportunity to shine (which she did). This was an excellent outing and a great way to kick off the night.
Taynara Conti def. Jessie Elaban in a First-Round Match
This is actually the first match I've seen Elaban involved in, even though she has been training at the Performance Center for about a year and a half by this point. She fared well for herself, and Conti is pretty passable as well, but this wasn't that good of a match at all. Conti was the right choice to advance between the two of them and hopefully she'll continue to improve in the future. At least she has a presence about her.
WWE NXT Review - September 26, 2018
Undisputed Era Interrupted NXT General Manager William regal
It's rare nowadays that we get a Regal appearance in front of the live crowd, so him coming out to address the Aleister Black situation was cool. It wasn't long before Undisputed Era interrupted him to complain about their own problems, which led to Regal announcing that it will be Ricochet vs. Pete Dunne vs. Adam Cole for the NXT North American Championship in two weeks and Kyle O'Reilly and Roderick Strong vs. War Raiders for the NXT Tag Team Championship in three weeks. This was a strong segment to kick off the show and Regal remains the best general manager in all of WWE right now.
Lars Sullivan def. Victor Orchant
Sullivan squashing fools will never not be fun. It was what got him over in the first place about a year ago, and if done sparingly, having him face local athletes is effective in establishing him as a monster heel. I also liked the pre-match vignette that showcased his dominance, as well as the post-match angle that saw EC3 return and take the fight to Sullivan. They will collide one-on-one on next week's edition of NXT.


The product pricing on the order form does not match the pricing entered on the product's pricing tab in the admin area. This means Setup > General Settings > Ordering tab > Monthly Pricing Breakdown is enabled.
Seeing this error when you are not currently performing an update means that your files and database do not match, they are different versions. Use phpmyadmin to check the database version displayed in tlbconfiguration. Then ensure the version of PHP files on your server correspond - you can check these by opening them in Notepad.
If your database version is from 4.2.1 you must ensure your PHP files are also from version 4.2.1.
This error means your database cannot be connected to. Check your database connection details in the configuration.php file. This could also be caused by the MySQL service being down on your server.
This error occurs when you try to install WHMCS with MySQL Strict Mode enabled. WHMCS requires strict mode to be disabled.
This is usually caused by a double copy of a gateway file in the modules/gateway directory or .htaccess/php.ini or other file not provided with WHMCS in the directory that needs to be removed.
Take a look in Transactions > Gateway Log to see exactly what response your payment gateway is returning and that should indicate what the problem is for you.
An internal server error can be a lot of things but it's always a server issue - not WHMCS. It could be that ioncube is incorrectly installed or there are some settings in a .htaccess file causing an error. Your server admin/hosting provider should be able to advise more on what the issue is.
This error message indicates that you don't have a server selected for the account to be setup on. Check you have a default server set in Setup > Servers and that a server is selected on the account that you are trying to setup.
In order for these values to be obtained, the file /status/index.php that you upload to every server has to be able to execute the PHP functions exec and shell_exec on that server. These are often disabled by default for security reasons. To enable them, you need to login to your server by SSH and then locate the php.ini file and open it for editing. Search down for the line that says disabled_functions and then remove exec and shell_exec from the list of functions following that.
You have to configure the support ticket departments which you are a member of in Configuration > Administrators. When editing an admin you can choose just some or all of the departments that the admin should be taking care of. They will then only receive notifications about tickets in their departments.
You cannot open new tickets via email as an admin, the system expects you to be replying to an existing ticket. Therefore when the email does not contain an existing ticket number you will see this error in the email import log.
This usually occurs when an email was sent and your support department was added as a CC or BCC. Only emails where the department address is in the To field will a ticket be accepted.
This error means you have an invalid url entered for the System URL(s) in the General Config. For the built in SSL switcher of WHMCS to work, the System URL must be a non-SSL URL and the System SSL URL must be an SSL url. Alternatively, if not using the SSL switcher, you should just enter an URL in the System URL field (either non-SSL or SSL). You should never put the same URL into both fields. This message can also show as: "The page isn't redirecting properly"
When checking a domain availability this indicates that your firewall is blocking the whois port; 43.
The admin login ban is set to last 15 minutes by default so you will need to wait and then try logging in again or request a new password.
Admin Email Notification Sending Failed - You must provide at least one mailer is not supported.
At least one Administrator must be setup to receive notification emails, you should change this by enabling Support Tickets Notifications in Setup > Administrators > Edit.
You need to setup at least 1 support department in WHMCS in Setup > Support Departments which is where the affiliate withdrawal requests will go to. Then assign your admin users to the department in Setup > Admins who will be notified when the withdrawal request is made.
This means the logo.jpg file in your images folder is missing, or not a valid jpg file. This is the image used when creating the pdf invoice.
An error message occurring will be shown if it's a PHP error. Once finished testing, remove the line again from the WHMCS config file.


Will the Hyundai Verna(Transform) replace the Accent ?
I plan to post some wild hunches of mine and check if they come true later.
This series starts with a hunch that Hyundai may phase out the Accent (Feb sales of around 1224) and replace it with the current Verna Transform (Feb 2011 sales 1241)(with the ugly nose rings) as their entry level sedan offering when they launch the new Verna (code name RB) sometime in the middle of this year. They may call it the Verna Executive :-).
The indications of this happenning will be discounts starting on the Verna and the Accent anytime soon. Why such a hunch – Ford has done this with putting their long time success story the Ikon to sleep and plan to move the Fiesta as the Fiesta Classic as their entry level sedan offering prior to launching the new Fiesta which can be branded as their more premium offering. I think it makes sense for Hyundai to do the same especially since the sales of the Accent are not worth mentioning. The Accent now looks very dated and has had no visual change in atleast 4 years and is lingering on.
1 comment to Will the Hyundai Verna(Transform) replace the Accent ?
Yes, it should technically as the new Verna will arrive and there will be no place to put the Accent.