Groom for warm weather. Days that are mild to us can be unbearable for our buddies wearing year-round fur. Make sure your pet's coat is trimmed.
If your dog doesn't do haircuts, brush him to reduce shedding. I throw away a whole dog's worth of fur every day, thanks to the fluffy undercoat on my Labrador mix, Jolene.
Ensure your dog has access to fresh water. Dogs need one ounce of water per pound of weight each day. This amount increases based on a variety of factors, including activity level and diet.
A full water bowl at home is not all you need to remember. Take a portable dish — either a collapsible one, available at pet stores, or a disposable Tupperware container — and water bottle while on walks.
We've trained Jolene to drink from our Camelbaks, which is more convenient for us. We squirt from the hose a few inches from her mouth; it's like a doggy water fountain.
Make home comfortable. Without air conditioning, European homes can get stuffy and hot. Give your dog a comfy spot on the lowest level of your house. Encourage your dog to sprawl out on the cool tile or wood floor, and set up a portable fan next to her favorite nap spot.
Dogs that love water will appreciate romps in the sprinkler and lounging in a kiddie pool. You can buy a cheap wading pool at TEDI euro and other discounters on the economy, as well as your base Exchange.
Avoid outdoor activities during the heat of the day. Schedule walks, play dates and other outings for early morning or late evening. Look for trails in wooded areas to keep your pup out of the sun and prevent his paws from burning on hot asphalt. Bring a squirt bottle to spray water on paws if they get too warm.
Take your pup for a swim. Choose a spot with a lake or pond, but make sure there are not signs forbidding dogs from entering. My favorite spot is the Karlstal valley near Trippstadt, which has gorgeous scenery and flowing springs. Fellow dog parents in the KMC recommend the creek by Weilerbach Park, the Bostalsee near Saarbrücken (look for dog-friendly zones), and Baumholder Lake. A bit farther away is a beach on the Rhine River banks in Frankenthal.


to help you locate your space.
The building will be locked after hours.
There are camp sites and RV hookups located on site.
Food vendors will also be there during show hours.
We hope you take the opportunity to enjoy the other activities, concerts and dance after closing.
Ruanos, kimonos, wraps and other related items made from pashmina scarves. All handmade and unique.
Custom Leather items; Tack, wallets, belts, décor etc.
Affordable leather items; Pendleton Tapestry purses, hand tooled leather bracelets, sterling and copper bracelets, journals and guitar straps. Also covers for book, I-Pads/Kindles, journals, cell phones and checkbooks, plus belts, watch bands, pouches, scissor holsters, business card carriers, all with added copper, sterling and gemstone accents.
Handmade beaded and concho jewelry, one of a kind necklaces and bracelets, western themed and concho earrings and hair clips.
Handwoven mohair cinches, breast collars, halter nosebands and mini cinch straps for purses or guitars.
Hand-etched glassware mugs, wine glasses and cups featuring a variety of designs. such as western, outdoors, fantasy etc.
We are a family owned lavender farm making high end spa products including scrubs lotions, soaps, beard oil and beard balm for men. We use lavender essential oil that we distill on our property. We are also beginning a coffee line with soap, scrub & lip balm, because we love coffee.
Inca Cottons shirts and jackets, Peruvian alpaca vests and ruanas.
Saddles, tack, stirrups, ropes, chaps, knives, boots, wool and canvas vests.
Spa grade organic skin care, bath, body & men's grooming lines. Ingredients are raw and regionally sourced. Soaps (vegan) & plant based bath bombs, bubble bars, all natural aluminum free deodorants , salt baths and scrubs, lotions, muscle & joint pain relief, lip balms, beard & mustache waxes, hand lotion bars and salves made from the beeswax & raw honey of our own apiary.
An inviting collection of unique art, designed to appeal to a broad audience. We use recycled and/or vintage musical instruments, furniture and other items, as well as recycled guitar strings, glass, tile, metal, coffee grounds, wire etc. to create one-of-a-kind art pieces, functional jewelry, coasters and more.
Hitching Post supply is known for providing high quality horsehair and rawhide products. Western books, music and DVDs. Large selection of LillaRose hair accessories.
Hoofprints is your one stop shop for all things shiny. We have an excellent selection of boots, belts, bags and bling. We specialize in one of a kind custom airbrushed halters. You design it and we'll build it.
Leather and canvas sandals - 100% natural leather and 100% printed cotton, these shoes are offered for women only. There is a waitlist for anyone who wants a customized leather sandal.
Custom horseshoe and sheet metal art with some Hames and wine barrel ring crafts.
Western themed original artwork. Oils, drawings, woodblock prints. Western themed cell cases, totes, mud flaps and neckties.
Handmade wood items: Yew wood coatracks, fir/maple bookcases, maple coffee tables, Myrtlewood coffee table, maple burl table, Yew towel racks, Yew tiered end tables, Koa coatracks, live edge maple furniture.
Knitted slouchy hats, handmade bags / totes, handmade jewelry from rattlesnake, lizard, horsehair, cowhide (leather), beetle wings, real butterfly wings,porcupine quills and gemstones.
Custom leather goods - chinks, breast collars, holsters, knives with custom sheaths, spur straps, belts, boot bling, bracelets, cozy covers, yeti covers and so much more. All custom leather goods made in our shop.
We grill five different Uli's Sausages; Thuringer style Bratwurst, Bacon Sausage, Smoked Cajun Andouille, Apple Chicken Sausage and Uli's Famous Smoked Frankfurter. Also Have chips, whole dill pickles and The Brigittine Monks Handmade Fudge.
Soap made from whole fresh goat milk. Rich in proteins, vitamins and minerals. Our soap is made organically and with natural sustainable ingredients. Also organic creams, lotions, bath products and medicinal salves.
Classic country-western artist. Through oil, watercolor, pastel and photography, she depicts the life of a cattle rancher.
Western barn wood pictures, stars, bulletin boards.
Easy-to-Prepare Risotto. Five delicious flavors. Complete dry-mix meal in a bag - simply add to 3 cups boiling liquid. Cooks up in 20 minutes.
Unique, one of a kind home furnishings. Rustic in nature. Slab and log benches, stools, wall shelves, coat racks, sofa tables, mirrors, frames etc.
All natural spice rubs and blends. One of a kind jewelry and beaded amulet bags. One of a kind beaded jackets and vests.
Our version of a "Cowboy Boot" saddle cozy / Hand painted barn wood signs / stick ponies. Home décor and furniture / Embellished children and adult clothing / Custom orders are always welcome.
Custom western jewelry, handcrafted wood jewelry boxes and handwoven wool saddle blankets.
Gourmet olive oils and balsamic vinegars made by our family. The flavored olive oils are: Roasted Garlic, Roasted Jalapeno, Roasted Green Onion, Harissa, Basil and Meyer Lemon. Balsamic Vinegars: Barrel Aged Elderberry, Raspberry, D' Anjou Pear, Georgia Peach, Mango Blueberry, Strawberry and Fig.
Un Solo Pueblo "One Village One People"
Alpaca made sweaters, jackets, ponchos and blankets , and jewelry made with some semi precious stones, and 3D pictures.
Magnetic necklaces, bracelets and anklets to help with ailments such as arthritis, tendonitis, headaches, sprains, fibromyalgia and other circulatory issues.


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Magnitude 6.0 earthquake jolts South Sandwich Islands region
Magnitude 6.0 earthquake rocked South Sandwich Islands region today. No tsunami warning issued.
Preliminary Earthquake Report:
Magnitude	6.0
Date-Time	•	22 Apr 2019 14:49:07 UTC
•	22 Apr 2019 12:49:07 near epicenter
Location	56.265S 27.398W
Depth	95 km
Distances	•	2414.1 km (1496.7 mi) SW of Edinburgh of the Seven Seas, Saint Helena
•	2549.7 km (1580.8 mi) ENE of Ushuaia, Argentina
•	2555.4 km (1584.3 mi) E of R�o Grande, Argentina
•	2749.7 km (1704.8 mi) E of R�o Gallegos, Argentina
•	2765.0 km (1714.3 mi) E of Puerto Deseado, Argentina
Location Uncertainty	Horizontal: 5.1 km; Vertical 5.9 km
Parameters	Nph = 63; Dmin = 618.5 km; Rmss = 0.61 seconds; Gp = 36°
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Magnitude 6.8 Indonesia earthquake triggers tsunami alert
Strong magnitude 6.8 earthquake struck 63 miles offshore of the Indonesian island of Sulawesi, 149 miles from Kendari City, South East Sulawesi, Indonesia today. A tsunami alert has been issued along the island's eastern coast.
Preliminary Report:
Location	1.852S 122.553E
Distances	•	100.4 km (62.3 mi) NE of Bungku, Indonesia
•	102.9 km (63.8 mi) SSW of Luwuk, Indonesia
•	206.6 km (128.1 mi) ESE of Poso, Indonesia
•	235.1 km (145.8 mi) N of Kendari, Indonesia
•	270.2 km (167.5 mi) SSW of Gorontalo, Indonesia
Parameters	Nph = 141; Dmin = 381.9 km; Rmss = 1.46 seconds; Gp = 29°
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No tsunami threat after strong earthquake rocks South Sandwich Islands
Powerful magnitude of 6.5 earthquake has struck the South Atlantic Ocean near the South Sandwich Islands today.
"Based on all available data, there is no tsunami threat from this earthquake. No action is required," the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center said in a bulletin.
Date-Time	•	9 Apr 2019 17:54:00 UTC
•	9 Apr 2019 15:54:00 near epicenter
Distances	•	2568.8 km (1592.6 mi) E of Tolhuin, Argentina
•	2576.4 km (1597.3 mi) SSW of Edinburgh of the Seven Seas, Saint Helena
•	2617.5 km (1622.9 mi) E of Ushuaia, Argentina
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Wynn Resorts ends takeover talks with Australia's Crown Resorts
Wynn Resorts released the following statement today:
"Following the premature disclosure of preliminary discussions, Wynn Resorts has terminated all discussions with Crown Resorts concerning any transaction."
Shares of Melbourne-based Crown spiked 21% in Sydney, after the Las Vegas Wynn Resorts had approached Crown Resorts about a 10 billion Australian dollar takeover.
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What airport is now busier than mega-hubs Frankfurt and Dallas Fort Worth?
This airport has now become the world's 12th busiest airport, moving up four places from the 16th spot in 2017. According to the preliminary world airport traffic rankings for 2018 released by the Airports Council International (ACI), it over took mega-hubs like Frankfurt, Dallas Forth Worth, Guangzhou and Istanbul Ataturk airports.
The four airports above the IGI Airport are Amsterdam Schiphol, Paris-Charles de Gaulle, Shanghai Pudong and Hong Kong, managing over 46 lakh passengers more than IGIA. The airport ranked busier than all these might surprise – it's New Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGIA).
"India became the world's third-largest aviation market in terms of passenger throughput, behind the US and China, in 2018. India's move towards a more liberalized aviation market and the nation's strengthening economic fundamentals have helped it become one of the fastest-growing markets with its traffic growing rapidly in a relatively short time," read the statement by ACI.
The ACI's World Airport Traffic Forecasts also predicts the country will represent the third largest aviation market in terms of passenger throughput after the US and China by 2020.
As per the rankings released by the ACI, the GMR-group-run airport has solidified its status as one of the fastest growing airports in the world for passenger traffic. Only Seoul's Incheon International with 10 percent point growth was close to Delhi in terms of passenger growth. The Incheon International airport has secured the 16th place in 2018.
The ACI report said the IGI airport saw 69 million domestic and international flyers in 2018, which is 10.2 percent points higher than the combined passengers of 2017. Passenger traffic in advanced economies grew 5.2 percent while in emerging economies it rose 10.3 percent in 2017.
ACI World Director General-Angela Gittens said while strong competitive forces continue to drive innovation and improvements in efficiency and service for passengers, airports face the challenges of meeting the continuing global growth in demand for air services.
The ACI, founded in 1991, is the trade association of the world's airports, currently serving 641 members operating from 1,953 airports across 176 countries.
"It is expected that rising incomes in emerging markets will help propel global traffic to new heights in the coming decades as new aviation hubs begin to overtake the more mature markets of Western Europe and North America," ACI said.
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Ethiopian Airlines has a statement on preliminary crash report
Ethiopian Airlines had a tragic year so far, but it appears without fault to the carrier. The preliminary report about ET 302 crash on March 10 came in and the airline responded with the following statement:
The preliminary report clearly showed that the Ethiopian Airlines Pilots who were commanding Flight ET 302/10 March have followed the Boeing recommended and FAA approved emergency procedures to handle the most difficult emergency situation created on the airplane. Despite their hard work and full compliance with the emergency procedures, it was very unfortunate that they could not recover the airplane from the persistence of nose diving. As the investigation continues with more detailed analysis, as usual, we will continue with our full cooperation with the investigation team.
Group CEO, Tewolde GebreMariam said that " All of us at Ethiopian Airlines are still going through deep mourning for the loss of our loved ones and we would like to express our deep sympathy and condolences for the families, relatives, and friends of the victims. Meanwhile; we are very proud of our pilots' compliances to follow the emergency procedures and high level of professional performances in such extremely difficult situations. We are also very proud of our Global standard Pilot Training Center and the Ethiopian Aviation Academy which is one of the largest and most modern in the world equipped with state of the art and latest training technologies.
I would also like to take this opportunity to thank our valued customers, the traveling public, the media and Global aviation professionals for the remarkably high level of a vote of confidences and strong support that you have been giving us starting from the day of this tragic accident. We will double our efforts every single day to win your confidence and earn your business. Your Safety will remain our top most priority and we will continue to work together with our partners around the world to make air travel safer and more comfortable. My highest appreciation also goes to my 16, 000 colleagues at Ethiopian Airlines for their resilience, high standards of professionalism and their continued commitment for operational excellence and their award-winning customer services which enabled us to continue our business without any operational disruption, flight delays or flight cancellations."
Ethiopian Airlines (Ethiopian) is the fastest growing Airline in Africa. In its seventy plus years of operation, Ethiopian has become one of the continent's leading carriers, unrivalled in efficiency and operational success.
Ethiopian commands the lion's share of the Pan-African passenger and cargo network operating the youngest and most modern fleet to more than 119 international passenger and cargo destinations across five continents. Ethiopian fleet includes ultra-modern and environmentally friendly aircraft such as Airbus A350, Boeing 787-8, Boeing 787-9, Boeing 777-300ER, Boeing 777-200LR, Boeing 777-200 Freighter, Bombardier Q-400 double cabin with an average fleet age of five years. In fact, Ethiopian is the first airline in Africa to own and operate these aircraft. Ethiopian is currently implementing a 15-year strategic plan called Vision 2025 that will see it become the leading aviation group in Africa with Six business centers: Ethiopian International Services; Ethiopian Cargo & Logistics Services; Ethiopian MRO Services; Ethiopian Aviation Academy; Ethiopian ADD Hub Ground Services and Ethiopian Airports Services. Ethiopian is a multi-award winning airline registering an average growth of 25% in the past seven years.
Mr. Asrat Begashaw
Manager Corporate Communications, Ethiopian Airlines
251-1)517-89-07/656/165/913/529
CorporateCommunication@ethiopianairlines.com
www.ethiopianairlines.com
www.facebook.com/ethiopianairlines
www.twitter.com/flyethiopian
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Volaris: Passenger demand continues to be strong
Volaris, a low-cost airline serving Mexico, the United States and Central America, reported their preliminary year to date traffic results.
In March 2019, capacity measured by ASMs (Available Seat Miles) increased by 13.5% vs last year, with demand measured by RPMs (Revenue Passenger Miles) showing a strong increase of 16.7%. Volaris carried 1.8 M passengers in total (19.4% increase vs last year), with load factor increasing 2.3 pp to 86.6%.
During the month, Volaris started operations on ten domestic routes from key cities Mexico City, Chihuahua, Merida, Hermosillo and Tijuana; and launched an additional ten new domestic routes for sale linking existing cities: Mexico City, Guadalajara, Chihuahua, Monterrey, Durango and Queretaro, and two international routes: between Mexico Cityand El Salvador; and also, Guadalajara and El Salvador.
Volaris' President and Chief Executive Officer, Enrique Beltranena, commenting on the results, said: "Passenger demand for Volaris continues to be strong. We carried a record number of passengers for the month of March this year, despite last year´s figures including Holy week which will be in April this year. In addition, our unit revenues continue to improve as a result of our new Plus fare launch."
The following table summarizes Volaris traffic results for the month and year to date.
YTD 2019
RPMs (in millions, scheduled & charter)
ASMs (in millions, scheduled & charter)
Load Factor (in %, scheduled)
2.3 pp
Passengers (in thousands, scheduled & charter)
http://www.volaris.com
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111385 /FROM:BEST  LON AT 13333 NORTHEAST 17TH AVE NORTH; MIAMI 33181.   6/9/97 MAIL RETURNED FORWARDING ORDER EXPIRED OLD ADDRESS-2800 NORTH 30TH AVENUE;  HOLLYWOOD,  FL 33020.  970825 APACHE POWERBOATS (BOB SACCENTI) CLOSED DOWN BY JUSTICE DEPT.  MCMANUS BUILDING SAME BOATS AT SAME LOCATION.  SEE ALSO (KMS) & (MJT).. 01/14/2002 UPDATE PER RNI  RandyTrapp-RNI-EMAIL-020114-MFG PKG MAILED-020115.  020925 MOLDS ACQUIRED BY APACHE RACING TEAM (ABI).  WAS MARK MCMANUS INC, 15821 CHIEF CT, FORT MYERS, FL 33912.  PER TELCON FROM STEVE WILSON 030601 APACHE NAME & REMAINING ASSETS ACQUIRED BY STEVE WILSON, APACHE OFFSHORE POWERBOATS LLC; WANTS SAME MIC.  BETWEEN 031210 AND 040319 THIS CODE WAS ASSIGNED TO TWO COMPANIES DUE TO AN ADMIN ERROR.  THIS MIC HAS BEEN RETIRED AND THE TWO COMPANIES HAVE BEEN ASSIGNED (ABE) AND (OPX).


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Q: не выводятся все рисунки с текстурой Я создаю кучу спрайтов и загружаю картинки в текстуры вот так.
Sprite *s1 = new Sprite [MAX_SPRITES];

#if 1
    Sprite *s2 = new Sprite [MAX_SPRITES];
    Sprite *s3 = new Sprite [MAX_SPRITES];
    Sprite *s4 = new Sprite [MAX_SPRITES];
    Sprite *s5 = new Sprite [MAX_SPRITES];
#endif
#if 1
    Sprite *background = new Sprite ( );
    background->load ( 262156 );
    background->set_pos ( 0.0, 0.0 );
    background->set_size ( 1.0, 1.0 );
#endif

    for ( int i = 0; i < MAX_SPRITES; i++ ) {
        s1[i].set_size ( 0.15, 0.2 );
        s2[i].set_size ( 0.15, 0.2 );
        s3[i].set_size ( 0.15, 0.2 );
        s4[i].set_size ( 0.15, 0.2 );
        s5[i].set_size ( 0.15, 0.2 );
    }

Все спрайты отображаются, кроме спрайта background. background загружает спрайт 1920x1080, но я не думаю что это от размера зависит. Всем спрайтам я задаю размер, по командам видно где размер, а где позиция. Спрайтам s* я тоже задаю позицию но несколько иначе и в примере я этого не указал, но они то отображаются, а background нет. Также я пробовал другой момент, создавал отдельный проект из этого, удалял всё лишнее и загружал маленькой спрайт и он тоже не отображался, но в чём же проблема а? Код спрайта ниже.
#include "Sprite.hpp"

    Sprite::Sprite ( long pos )
    {
        //init_texture ( );
    }

    Sprite::Sprite ( )
    {
    }

    void Sprite::free_data ( )
    {
        if ( texture ) delete ( texture );
        if ( vertices ) delete ( vertices );
        if ( pixels ) delete ( pixels );
    }
    void Sprite::load ( long pos )
    {
        offset = pos;
        std::FILE *fd = std::fopen ( "data", "r" );
        if ( !fd ) {
            std::perror ( "sprite load" );
            exit ( EXIT_FAILURE );
        }

        int ret;
        ret = std::fseek ( fd, pos, SEEK_SET );
        if ( ret == -1 ) {
            perror ( "fseek\n" );
        }

        ret = std::fread ( &width, sizeof ( unsigned int ), 1, fd );
        if ( ret == -1 ) {
            perror ( "width\n" );
        }
        ret = std::fread ( &height, sizeof ( unsigned int ), 1, fd );
        if ( ret == -1 ) {
            perror ( "heigth\n" );
        }
        ret = std::fread ( &max_pixels, sizeof ( unsigned int ), 1, fd );
        if ( ret == -1 ) {
            perror ( "max_pixels\n" );
        }

        pixels = new unsigned char [ max_pixels ];
        if ( !pixels ) {
            printf (" !@!\n" );
        }

        ret = std::fread ( &pixels[0] , sizeof ( unsigned char ), max_pixels, fd );
        if ( ret == -1 ) {
            perror ( "pixels\n" );
        }
        std::fclose ( fd );

        glGenTextures ( 1, &tex );
        glBindTexture ( GL_TEXTURE_2D, tex );
    #if 1
        glTexParameteri ( GL_TEXTURE_2D, GL_TEXTURE_MAG_FILTER, GL_LINEAR );
            glTexParameteri ( GL_TEXTURE_2D, GL_TEXTURE_MIN_FILTER, GL_LINEAR );
            glTexParameteri ( GL_TEXTURE_2D, GL_TEXTURE_WRAP_S, GL_CLAMP_TO_BORDER );
            glTexParameteri ( GL_TEXTURE_2D, GL_TEXTURE_WRAP_T, GL_CLAMP_TO_BORDER );
            glTexParameteri ( GL_TEXTURE_2D, GL_TEXTURE_WRAP_R, GL_CLAMP_TO_BORDER );
    #endif
    //      gluBuild2DMipmaps(GL_TEXTURE_2D, GL_RGBA, width, height, GL_RGBA, GL_UNSIGNED_BYTE, pixels );

            glTexImage2D ( GL_TEXTURE_2D,
                            0,
                            GL_RGBA,
                            width,
                            height,
                            0,
                            GL_RGBA,
                            GL_UNSIGNED_BYTE,
                            pixels );
            glEnable ( GL_TEXTURE_2D );

        max_draw = height * width;
        vertices = new float [ 12 ];
        vertices[0] = 0.0f;
        vertices[1] = 0.0f;
        vertices[2] = 0.0f;
        vertices[3] = fheight;
        vertices[4] = fwidth;
        vertices[5] = 0.0f;

        vertices[6] = fwidth;
        vertices[7] = 0.0f;
        vertices[8] = fwidth;
        vertices[9] = fheight;
        vertices[10] = 0.0f;
        vertices[11] = fheight;

        texture = new float [ 12 ];
        texture[0] = 0.0f;
        texture[1] = 1.0f;
        texture[2] = 0.0f;
        texture[3] = 0.0f;
        texture[4] = 1.0f;
        texture[5] = 1.0f;

        texture[6] = 1.0f;
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    #if 1
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    #if 0
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        glTranslatef ( this->x, this->y, 0 );

        glEnableClientState ( GL_VERTEX_ARRAY );
        glEnableClientState ( GL_TEXTURE_COORD_ARRAY );

        glVertexPointer ( 2, GL_FLOAT, 0, vertices );
        glTexCoordPointer ( 2, GL_FLOAT, 0, texture );
        glDrawArrays ( GL_TRIANGLES, 0, 12 );

        glDisableClientState ( GL_VERTEX_ARRAY );
        glDisableClientState ( GL_TEXTURE_COORD_ARRAY );

    //  glDisable ( GL_CULL_FACE );
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        glPopMatrix ( );

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    {
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    {
        return height;
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        return y;
    }

    void Sprite::set_pos ( float x, float y )
    {
        this->x = x;
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    }

    void Sprite::slice ( int width, int height )
    {
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    {
        this->fwidth = width;
        this->fheight = height;
    }

    int Sprite::get_max_frames ( )
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You remember Joe Hodgson? He composed a couple of hymn tunes for the Slaidburn Silver Band, but he also hid tobacco tins in the dry stone walls. The tins contained written music. One of the tunes that is found is Burn Fell, named after one of the fells on the east side of Slaidburn. We have got a recording of the enactment in 1986, but the Slaidburn Silver Band played the tune for us a couple of days ago during a show in the backyard of Hark to Bounty. Our dear friend Jenny, from the archive, plays the cornet in this band for more then 40 years.


I bumped into an article about the 30 fittest pro athletes. Of course I was focusing on their abs—some readers have actually asked me for more pictures than I am posting. So here you are.
"I had to add Oguchi into the list. After all, he's a soccer player—fittest athletes ever. At 6'4″ 210 pounds, he's one of the most feared men in the world's game.


Pure and healthy cow milk is considered to be very beneficial for the body. It helps improve the immune system along with improving the cell and tissue structure.
Well come back to the topic, here are few tips for being safe as a solo female traveller not just in India but throughout the world.
Andaman has been a popular choice as a honeymoon destination for newlywed couples. Andaman fulfils the checklist of a perfect honeymoon getaway like scenic views, luxurious resorts, pristine beaches and fun-filled activities to experience.


1989 – The first full episode of the Simpsons airs on FOX TV network. 21 years and 1 movie later, the show still continues on strong. The cast stayed pretty much the same since 89. The Simpsons started on FOX as an animated short on the Tracy Ullman Show. It was on that show for 3 seasons when it was moved to their own prime time spot. The Simpsons is one of the longest running sitcoms and even has their own star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.


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{{Taxobox
| name = Ökensångare
| status = LC
| status_ref =
| image = Asian Desert Wrabler.jpg
| image_caption =
| range_map =
| range_map_caption =
| image2 =
| image2_caption =
| domain_sv = Eukaryoter
| domain = Eukaryota
| regnum_sv = Djur
| regnum = Animalia
| phylum_sv = Ryggsträngsdjur
| phylum = Chordata
| subphylum_sv = Ryggradsdjur
| subphylum = Vertebrata
| classis_sv = Fåglar
| classis = Aves
| ordo_sv = Tättingar
| ordo = Passeriformes
| familia_sv = Sylvior
| familia = Sylviidae
| genus_sv =
| genus = Curruca
| species_sv = Ökensångare
| status_system = IUCN3.1
| species = C. nana
| taxon = Curruca nana
| taxon_authority = (Hemprich & Ehrenberg, 1833)
| synonyms =
 Atraphornis nana
 Sylvia nana
}}

Ökensångare (Curruca nana) är en tätting tillhörande familjen sylvior (Sylviidae). Den häckar i halvöken och torr stäpp i Centralasien från Kaspiska havet till Kina och Mongoliet. Övervintringsområdet sträcker sig från nordöstra Afrika via Arabiska halvön till Indien. Den är en sällsynt gäst i Västeuropa. IUCN kategoriserar den som livskraftig. Saharasångaren behandlades tidigare som en underart till ökensångaren.

Utseende och läte
Ökensångare är en liten sångare, som mäter 11,5–12,5 cm, med ljust sandfärgad ovansida och huvud, vitaktig undersida och ljust gul iris. Könen är lika och arten påminner om en liten törnsångarhona utan ljust tygelstreck men med ljust öga och ljusa ben. Ännu mer lik är den saharasångaren som tidigare behandlades som en underart. Ökensångaren är dock något större, gråare ovan, har mörkare handpennor och har svarta spolstreck på tertialer och mittre stjärtpennor, något saharasångaren saknar.

Sången är ljus och klingande, bestående av några dämpade toner följt av en silverklar fallande drill. Locklätet är ett tjattrigt "tjerr'r'r'r" påminnande om en sparv eller blåmes.

Utbredning
Ökensångaren är en flyttfågel som häckar i det tempererade delarna av södra Centralasien, från Kaspiska havet till Mongoliet och västra Kina. Den övervintrar från allra nordöstligaste Afrika, över Arabiska halvön och till Indien. Den är en sällsynt gäst i Västeuropa men har observerats så långt västerut som Storbritannien som, tillsammans med Sverige och Finland är de länder i Västeuropa där den observerats flest gånger.

I Sverige föreligger 19 fynd, det första en ung hane som hittades död i Ottenby på Öland 1961. Bortsett från två vårfynd i maj och ett fynd i december har alla fåglar hittats i slutet av oktober eller början av november, och över hälften på Öland. 2016 påträffades sammanlagt hela tre individer, en på Öland, en Gotland och en mycket oväntat i ett industriområde i Borlänge.

Taxonomi och systematik
Ökensångaren beskrevs taxonomiskt första gången 1833 av Wilhelm Hemprich och Christian Ehrenberg under det vetenskapliga namnet Curruca nana. Typspecimentet härstammar från södra El Tor på Sinaihalvön. Fågeln är närbesläktad med saharasångare (Curruca deserti) som tidigare behandlades som underart till ökensångare. Den är en monotypisk art och delas inte upp i några underarter.

 Släktestillhörighet
Arten placeras traditionellt i släktet Sylvia. Genetiska studier visar dock att Sylvia består av två klader som skildes åt för hela 15 miljoner år sedan. Sedan 2020 delar BirdLife Sverige och tongivande internationella auktoriteten International Ornithological Congress (IOC) därför upp Sylvia i två skilda släkten, varvid ökensångaren förs till Curruca. Även eBird/Clements följde efter 2021.

Ekologi
Ökensångaren lever i sandig eller stenig halvöken, med sparsam vegetation. Den befinner sig ofta på marken där den rastlöst kilar på marken och den har en besynnerlig vana att hålla sig i närheten av ökenstenskvättor. Den är en insektsätare men livnär sig även på bär. Den placerar sitt bo i anslutning till låga buskage och den lägger i genomsnitt fyra till fem ägg, men kullar med sex ägg har observerats. Efter att ägen kläckts tar båda föräldrar hand om ungarna.

 Status och hot
Arten har ett stort utbredningsområde och en stor population med stabil utveckling. Utifrån dessa kriterier kategoriserar internationella naturvårdsunionen IUCN arten som livskraftig (LC). Ökensångaren påverkas av habitatförlust orsakat av överbete och jordbrukets intesifiering.

 Namn
Ökensångarens vetenskapliga artnamn nana'' betyder "dvärg".

Noter

Externa länkar

 Läten på xeno-canto.org

Sylvior
Fåglar i palearktiska regionen
Fåglar i orientaliska regionen

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Game of Thrones Cast in Real Life – They Look SO Different!
Maria Supplisson
The world has been obsessed with Game of Thrones ever since its release back in 2011. Today, the show's fame remains at its peak, and so do its principal actors. They may need body doubles to fill in for a few scenes but the cast of the great TV show are still dedicated to their roles – so much to point where they look totally different in reality. Not only do they have different outfits but their hairstyles are also poles apart from their television characters.
Check out these photos of the Game of Thrones cast in real life…
Jon Snow – Kit Harington
One thing that doesn't change about Jon Snow in real life is his beautiful hair – although it's slightly shorter. Kit Harington has hair just as lustrous as his character in the series, and we can't complain. Not only that, but the 31 year-old British actor has a keen sense of fashion. Outside GoT, Harington had many roles in big and small productions alike, such as the period drama, Testament of Youth, the big blockbuster, Pompeii or the smaller BBC TV production, Gunpowder. Fun fact about the cast? Kit is married to his ex-co-star, Rosie Leslie – AKA, Ygritte!
Arya Stark – Maisie Williams
Not only is Maisie Williams as badass as her character for notoriously having taken a stand for feminism and many other important causes, the 20 year-old British actress has also built quite the CV next to GoT. The is famously best friends with her co-star, Sophie Turner and just like the latter, she has a much more developed fashion flair when she's not wearing her infamous Game of Thrones outfit.
Daenerys Targaryen – Emilia Clarke
Emilia Clarke fortunately has far more facial expressions and smiles to give than Daenerys does on the show. The actress is always all-smiles and usually wears her hair brown outside the GoT set. The one and only Khaleesi in real life is just as royal looking and thanks to that, she's had many Hollywood roles to date (Terminator Genysis, Me Before You, Solo). She's certainly expected to have many more!
Bran Stark – Isaac Hempstead Wright
Just like Sophie and Maisie, we literally watched Isaac Hempstead Wright grow up through the various seasons, and now he has grown into quite the handsome and jolly young man who couldn't be further from the unlucky and now-laconic Bran. Little known fact – in 2014, Hempstead Wright voiced the character of Aidan in the famous cartoon, Family Guy.
Sansa Stark – Sophie Turner
Sophie Turner grew up right before our eyes and she easily became one of the most talented and beautiful young actresses working today. With her model looks and impeccable style, she shines on every red carpet. She's recently become the new face for X-Men character, Jean Grey and we expect even more from her in the future! Guess what? She's married to Joe Jonas!
Cersei Lannister- Lena Headey
Lena Headey is incredibly different from her character on the show, not only in personality, but also in looks. Away from the cameras of GoT, Headey usually wears her hair brown and smiles a lot more! She was already an established actress before Cersei, and had many other acting roles thereafter, but the role definitely made her one of the most prominent TV queens so far.
Did you know Cersei is based on a real-life historical figure? Learn more about Game of Thrones' real history…
Jaime Lannister – Nikolaj Coster-Waldau
The actor who plays our favorite Kingslayer is just as distinguished and handsome in true life, but even better, and a fact that only few might know, he is Danish and had already quite the European acting credits before landing the role of Jaime Lannister.
Tyrion Lannister – Peter Dinklage
He plays one of the wisest and bravest characters on TV, known for his great quotes – Peter Dinklage was no stranger to our screens before becoming Tyrion Lannister, although he definitely became even more beloved after the role. The actor has had countless movie and TV roles, notably in the first Chronicles of Narnia film. In real life, Dinklage is just as fashionable, though he has darker hair and usually wears a stubble rather than a full beard. He's one of the very few American actors on the show.
Brienne of Tarth – Gwendoline Christie
One more GoT actor who is truly miles away from their character in reality is Brienne of Tarth actress, Gwendoline Christie. Despite playing the sullen, righteous knight, Brienne on the show, Gwendoline Christie is actually a model, and a very glamorous woman in her day-to-day life, who is in no way ashamed of her impressive height. In fact, she's made it an asset!
Sandor Clegane – Rory McCann
Like Mark Addy, Rory McCann looks far more dandyish without period costume and without his trademark greasy, untamed hair. In real life, The Hound is quite the handsome Scottish lad, with buzz-cut and the occasional beard.
Khal Drogo – Jason Momoa
It was already obvious from the show that Jason Momoa was not the least athletic and gorgeous actors of the cast, but in reality, his impressive physicality is made even better by a much kinder demeanor, fantastic hair and a lovely sense of fashion. Cool trivia? Momoa is of Native Hawaiian descent from his father and German, Irish, and Native American from his mother.
Theon Greyjoy – Alfie Allen
Alfie Allen, who unbeknownst to most, is singer Lily Allen's younger brother, evidently looks far less traumatized in real life than he is in the show. Allen is originally from London and comes from a family of artists. His father is a producer and his mother, an actress. We're glad Alfie found his call in acting – he's fantastic at it!
Tormund Giantsbane – Kristofer Hivju
A far cry from the wild Tormund, actor Kristofer Hivju is a Norwegian actor graduated from the Russian Academy of Theatre Arts.
Hodor – Kristian Nairn
Kristian Nairn is much less laconic than his character of Hodor, the sweet giant we all loved throughout the show, and not only is Kristian an actor, he is also a DJ!
Melisandre – Carice van Houten
Far from the creepy, ominous Melisandre, Carice van Houten is just as beautiful. However, she doesn't have red hair, the actress dons a brunette look. And despite an accent that could pass as British in the show, Carice is actually Dutch and has a long string of Dutch films behind her.
Viserys Targaryen – Harry Lloyd
Viserys Targaryen might have left the series early on in season one, but his character has nonetheless marked every viewer. Harry Lloyd is far more likable in real life, and wears short brown hair that couldn't make him more dissimilar to the ill-fated blonde prince. Mind-blowing trivia – Lloyd happens to be Charles Dickens's great-great -great grandson.
Samwell Tarly – John Bradley-West
Samwell Tarly is a fan-favorite. He's one of the most kind-hearted and genuine characters on a show mostly watched for the very opposite of that. Outside of the series, the talented British actor John Bradley-West is nowhere near as clumsy or shy as Sam and in fact graduated from Manchester School of Theaters. He has had many roles in other TV shows such as Merlin, Borgia and the British version of Shameless.
Varys – Conleth Hill
Conleth Hill is miles away from his ominous character in Game of Thrones. We can barely recognize him without his trademark robe and plotting gaze. The 53 year-old Northern Irish actor has had countless TV credits, but he is also notorious and praised for his stage roles, one of which earned him a Laurence Olivier Award and a Tony Award.
After all, acting is all about being someone who is usually fundamentally different from yourself, and for some actors of Game of Thrones, the gap could not be more satisfyingly huge. Who do you think looks the most different in real life? Let us know in the comments below.
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Philosophy and its children: logic, computation, and the emergence of natural and social science
Philosophical Studies:1-9 (forthcoming)
John Burgess
The middle chapters of Soames's The World Philosophy Made are briefly summarized and examined. There are some local slips, but globally the work displays an impressive knowledge of and a distinctive viewpoint on a wide range of important intellectual disciplines and their original roots in and continuing connections with philosophy.
DOI 10.1007/s11098-021-01751-9
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      Boost
      1.57

      Additional functionality

      Improvements

          The support of parameters convertible to value_type in rtree insert(),
          remove() and count() functions

          Support for counterclockwise input/output in algorithm buffer

          Support for open-geometry input in algorithm buffer (open output not yet
          supported)

          Support for degenerate input (point-like linestrings, polygons) in algorithm
          buffer

      Solved tickets

          8402
          Implicit conversion warnings

          9354
          Bug in winding strategy affecting within() and covered_by() for non-cartesian
          coordinate systems

          10177
          Missing include

          10345
          Distance fails to compile for some coordinate types

          10398
          Wrong neighbour check in buffer, calculating turns

          10421
          Invalid Point-Box distance for spherical CS

          10615
          Rtree constructor feature request

          10643
          Invalid point_on_surface() result for big coordinates

          10668
          Implicit conversion warnings (duplicated 8402)

      Bugfixes

          Several fixes of bugs in algorithm buffer

          Bug in point_on_surface() for CCW Polygons (extreme_points()) and numerical
          issue (thanks to Matt Amos)

          Bug in disjoint() for A/A fixed by replacement of point_on_surface() with
          point_on_border() (thanks to Matt Amos)

          The result of convex_hull(), duplicated Point in open output, too small
          number of Points for 1- and 2-Point input

          Imprecision for big coordinates in centroid(), fixed by Points translation
          (related with ticket 10643)

          for_each_segment() not taking into account the last segment of open Geometry

      Boost
      1.56

      Additional functionality

          New algorithm buffer for inflating/deflating geometries (buffer itself
          already existed but that was only to enlarge a box)

          New algorithm remove_spikes, algorithm to remove spikes from a ring, polygon
          or multi_polygon

          New algorithm point_on_surface, generating a point lying on the surface
          (interior) of the polygon

          New algorithm is_simple, returning true if a geometry is simple according
          to the OGC standard

          New algorithm is_valid, returning true if a geometry is valid according
          to the OGC standard

          New algorithm crosses for checking this spatial relation according to the
          OGC standard

          The set operation algorithms (difference, intersection, sym_difference
          and union_) now support as input pairs of pointlike or linear geometries

          The distance and comparable_distance algorithms now support all pairs of
          geometry combinations

          The spatial relations which didn't support it (covered_by, touches, within,
          etc.) now support as input linear and/or areal geometries

          The support for boost::variants as input geometries in various algorithms

          The rtree support for indexing segments

          The rtree nearest() predicate support for arbitrary geometries

      Improvements

          The rtree pack-creation algorithm optimization (thanks to Lu Wang)

      Solved tickets

          8310
          Wrong results with overlapping polygons (fixed using point_on_surface for
          disjoint)

          8375
          sym_difference of non-closed polygons returns closed polygon

          8376
          difference of non-closed polygons returns closed polygon

          9081
          Booleans create self-intersecting polygons from non-self-intersecting polygons

          9245
          Check for process errors in make_qbk.py

          9563
          (Sym)difference not successful, fixed by rescaling to robust type

          9628
          Wrong result of within() due to the winding strategy not working correctly
          for nearly-horizontal segments

          9828
          boost::geometry::union_(...) creates redundant closing point

          9871
          Remove spike in polygon with only a spike

          9941
          Add support for touches(box, box)

          9947
          Missing info about WKT in documentation

          9759
          Invalid results of R-tree knn queries for non-cartesian coordinate systems

          10019
          Difference of Linestring and Box returns their intersection

          10077
          Wrong types in concept checks in boost/geometry/arithmetic/arithmetic.hpp

          10234
          Wrong results of covered_by() for nearly-horizontal segments

      Bugfixes

          intersects(polygon) could return a self-intersection-point for its closing
          point, fixed

          equals() could return invalid results for non-simple linear geometries
          according to the OGC standard, fixed

          touches() didn't work properly for CCW areal geomtries, fixed

          rtree nearest queries returned wrong elements for non-cartesian coordinate
          systems, fixed

          rtree crashed in some cases when used with Interprocess allocator, fixed

      Boost
      1.55

      Additional functionality

          Added centroid for segment type

          Added intersects() and disjoints() for Segment-Box and Linestring-Box

          Added rtree creation using packing algorithm

          Added contains() and covers() spatial query predicates

          Added iterative queries

      Documentation

      Bugfixes

          In some cases .back() or .clear() was called, violating the usage of Concepts.
          Fixed for the reported cases

          Use consistent side information in cart_intersect and get_turn_info and
          handle_tangencies and enrich_intersection_info. This is done by switching
          to integer (if necessary) for the specific 6 points only, zooming in on
          the 4 or 3 segments

      Solved tickets

          6958
          Intersection generates self-intersection. Caused by spike, fixed

          8364
          Invalid input exception, caused by spikes in previous steps, fixed

          8365
          Invalid input exception, caused by spikes in previous steps, fixed

          8969
          boost::geometry::model::point single argument constructor should be explicit

          8825
          Patch adding member variable documentation to doxygen_xml2qbk

          8652
          Intersection fails for triangle-triangle intersection. Caused by spike,
          fixed

          9047
          Boost files that include themselves (strategies/intersection.hpp), fixed

      Internal changes

          Distance-strategy TODO

          Transform-strategy TODO

          Spikes (could be generated in difference) in integer-based overlays are
          now avoided during generation

          Cleanup, removed old MSVC2005 project files, let all tests pass green (also
          in extensions)

          R*-tree balancing algorithm optimized

      Boost
      1.54

      Additional functionality

          added Spatial Index, developed for Boost.Geometry by Adam Wulkiewicz. The
          spatial index was originally started by Federico J. Fernandez during the
          Google Summer of Code 2008 program, mentored by Hartmut Kaiser.

          added SVG-output, this was already in extensions for several years

      Documentation

          small fixes of missing words

          fixes in doc of template parameters (convex_hull, exterior_ring, return_buffer)

      Bugfixes

          collinear opposite segments did sometimes (in circles) have a robustness
          issue, fixed

          fixed insertion of false intersection point (found by buffer)

          applied patch of Vladimir Petrovic for debugging traversals

      Solved tickets

          7462
          degenerate union result for float, fixed

          7465
          wrong construtors access type in scale_transformer class, fixed

          7802
          cart_intersect.hpp unused parameter warnings, fixed

          8254
          faulty intersection, fixed

          8393
          polygon model doesn't adhere to stated Polygon concept rules, doc updated.

          8403
          silenced compiler warning C4127: conditional expression is constant

          8405
          silenced compiler warning C4189: '...' : local variable is initialized
          but not referenced

      Internal changes

          Made several algorithms variant-aware (append, area, clear, convert, equals,
          length, num_points)

      Boost
      1.53

      Bugfixes

          avoid generating output polygons with interior rings below minimum size
          (e.g. one or two points)

          geometry::disjoint for degenerate segments (patched
          by Karsten Ahnert)

          problem in geometry::difference for missing handling tangency,
          reported by H2

          fixed geometry::for_each for use with Lambda's

          fixed geometry::comparable_distance point-linestring
          (and -range, -polygon)

      Additional functionality

          combinations for geometry::disjoint:
          point/ring, point/polygon, point/multi_polygon

          combinations for geometry::intersects:
          point/ring, point/polygon, point/multi_polygon

      Internal changes

          updates in specializations/not_implemented for various algorithms (as in
          an earlier version, these changes are still going on; they take care for
          simplified structs, better error reporting, and automatized documentation)

          fixes in unit tests

      Boost
      1.51

      Breaking changes

          points accessed through a pointer (e.g. in a linestring) should now be
          specialized without the pointer. In previous versions a type my_point used like linestring<my_point*> had to be specalized like: template<>
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          move of wkt/dsv to io folder, making domains redundant

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This chapter highlights some of the themes and loose ends that have emerged in both Parts I and II of this book and tries, where possible, either to trim or tie up the latter. The main burden of the analysis of the components of legal liability-responsibility in Part I was to show which components are in play in private law and to make sense of them. The primary task was to attempt to make those components intelligible. Part II tackled three broadly different accounts of the normative basis of private law. These accounts in principle function so as to provide a normative basis for both the core substantive and structural concepts of private law. Thus, components of liability-responsibility as well as doctrines like, for example, duress in contract, might ostensibly depend upon a normative foundation.


The FBI theory seems to be this: an informant in a Dorchester garage accused Merlino of being involved, and someone else in the same garage knew Gentile, who had some police paraphernalia in his house. Really? Put that way, it is pretty clear why the FBI has not arrested anyone or offered more information: it cannot prove any of this.
The FBI said a year ago that it knew who was responsible, but clearly does not want to accuse Gentile directly. Instead, it is essentially asking the public to connect the fact that Gentile has some relation to Philadelphia, to the uncorroborated offers for sale in an "I'm just saying" sort of way.
The Gardner heist is a civic tragedy in here in Boston. It struck at one of our most treasured institutions. I can still picture the full-page headline in the Boston Globe the day that it happened (the Art Law Report was just a gleam in the eye of a local high school student then). But these recycled stories are not advancing the ball. If the FBI thinks it has a case against a responsible person, it should move on that information. If it is simply going to make insinuations, it should stop.
"Thieves Took $500M in Art in 81 Minutes." Accessed March 26, 2013. http://ac360.blogs.cnn.com/2013/03/22/thieves-took-500m-in-art-in-81-minutes/.
But the headline makes it seem a recovery is closer at hand than it may be. Every day after St. Patrick's Day, I've come to expect pieces discussing the theft of $500 million worth of art from the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum.
But today's stories are a little different. The FBI has used today's anniversary to "widen the aperature of awareness" of the crime through a press release, webpage, and billboards. They say they know that the art was transported to Connecticut and Philadelphia after the theft. And the FBI even says it knew who the thieves are, though they aren't releasing that information. What they hope to accomplish is a recovery, and to do that they need a member of the public to come forward with some information. It's a worthy goal, hopefully the attention will finally secure the return.
Here's the FBI's press release, and here is the special webpage the FBI has created to announce its $5 million reward.
As usual, a combination of master art thieves and faulty security was blamed. But this seductive scenario is often, in fact, far from the truth. Most of us envision balaclava-clad cat burglars rappelling through skylights into museums and, like Hollywood characters, contorting their bodies around motion-detecting laser beams. Of course, few of us have valuable paintings on our walls, and even fewer have suffered the loss of a masterpiece. But in the real world, thieves who steal art are not debonair "Thomas Crown Affair" types. Instead, they are the same crooks who rob armored cars for cash, pharmacies for drugs and homes for jewelry. They are often opportunistic and almost always shortsighted.
MONTAGNE: And do insurers pay ransom?
MARINELLO: Absolutely not, they do not want to encourage further art theft and then the thieves are going to have to go to Plan C. They usually contact me and see if I have any ability to pay them to return the works. They won't succeed there, either. The pieces are likely to travel in the underworld at a fraction of their true value, maybe five or 10 percent, used as currency for drugs, weapons, even something called a Get Out of Jail Free card. If a criminal thinks that they're going to be arrested, they may try to make a deal with the prosecutor for a lesser sentence, if they have information that leads to the recovery of the seven paintings.
MONTAGNE: Is it likely than that they will resurface eventually?
MARINELLO: Well, I have a lot of faith in the Dutch police and they are meticulous. We might see something over the next few weeks. I mean sometimes when they realize they can't get rid of the haul that they just brought home, they just return them. But if we don't see that happening in the next few weeks, it could be decades before these resurface.
Here's the story on selling stolen art. Paintings that are stolen like last night, those pieces that were taken out of the Kuhnsthal museum, are not going to get sold on any kind of market, whether it's a black market or any kind of market. They're going to get recovered. But what happens with pieces that are worth much less — let's say the $10,000 and less market, pieces that aren't well known — is a burglar goes into a home and steals a $5,000 painting. That can be sold in a flea market, that can be sold on what they call the secondary art market, because it's not well known. And that's the vast majority of art heists. It's not these once a year museum thefts. It's burglaries around the world. And that's the major part of the art theft business and the collectibles business. Even the smaller works of art have no value if they have no provenance, authenticity, or legal title. But when you talk about pieces that are under that amount, people don't do the due diligence. When people go in and pay $5 million for a Cézannes, they're going to do the due diligence to make sure everything is right. If a piece is $300 at a flea market, it's not done.
On September 8, 2011 this work by Renoir was stolen by an armed man wearing a ski mask. The owner of the painting was upstairs and discovered the thief downstairs. Today the FBI's art crime team has added it to their list of ten art crimes list, giving the theft and the work considerable exposure which substantially increases the likelihood of a recovery. The FBI notes that since the creation of the list in 2005 six paintings and one sculpture have been recovered. A reward of $50,000 is offered for information leading to a return. Information can be submitted online at fbi.gov.
America is the largest consumer of artwork in the world, with a 40 percent share of the $200 billion global industry. It's also the scene of nearly half of the illegal art trade estimated to be worth another $7 billion worldwide.
Yet other countries pay far more attention to art fraud. Italy has several hundred detectives on its Carabinieri Art Squad, and Greece, France, Germany and Belgium all have national units working the detail.
In contrast, the FBI's Art Crime Team, co-founded by a Baltimore native whose father ran an antiques shop on Howard Street, is made up of one archaeologist and 13 agents, who work the beat on the side. And the Los Angeles Police Department's Art Theft Detail consists of just one investigator, a man who is delaying retirement because he's afraid the division will die if he leaves without a trained successor.
The piece looks at three of the main groups tasked with art crimes in the United States: The Art Crime Team, the Archival Recovery Team, and Don Hrycyk at the LAPD. As I said in the piece, these folks have an essential job, and given the fact these crimes are still relegated to the status of non-violent property crimes in many cases, they don't rise to the level of illegal narcotics or terrorism or other priorities law enforcement must tackle. But there is a fundamental difference between property and historical objects and art, and more attention should be paid to them. America as a country might be thinking too much about owning and buying these objects, and not enough about acting as stewards.
Tricia Bishop, Art investigators: Saving the country's cultural heritage, one recovered work at a time, Baltimore Sun, October 23, 2011, http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/maryland/baltimore-city/bs-md-history-thieves-20111007,0,443863,full.story (last visited Oct 26, 2011).
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Four great motives
I think there are four great motives for writing, at any rate for writing prose. They exist in different degrees in every writer, and in any one writer the proportions will vary from time to time, according to the atmosphere in which he is living. They are:
(i) Sheer egoism. Desire to seem clever, to be talked about, to be remembered after death, to get your own back on the grown-ups who snubbed you in childhood, etc., etc. It is humbug to pretend this is not a motive, and a strong one. Writers share this characteristic with scientists, artists, politicians, lawyers, soldiers, successful businessmen — in short, with the whole top crust of humanity. The great mass of human beings are not acutely selfish. After the age of about thirty they almost abandon the sense of being individuals at all — and live chiefly for others, or are simply smothered under drudgery. But there is also the minority of gifted, willful people who are determined to live their own lives to the end, and writers belong in this class. Serious writers, I should say, are on the whole more vain and self-centered than journalists, though less interested in money.
(ii) Aesthetic enthusiasm. Perception of beauty in the external world, or, on the other hand, in words and their right arrangement. Pleasure in the impact of one sound on another, in the firmness of good prose or the rhythm of a good story. Desire to share an experience which one feels is valuable and ought not to be missed. The aesthetic motive is very feeble in a lot of writers, but even a pamphleteer or writer of textbooks will have pet words and phrases which appeal to him for non-utilitarian reasons; or he may feel strongly about typography, width of margins, etc. Above the level of a railway guide, no book is quite free from aesthetic considerations.
(iii) Historical impulse. Desire to see things as they are, to find out true facts and store them up for the use of posterity.
(iv) Political purpose. — Using the word 'political' in the widest possible sense. Desire to push the world in a certain direction, to alter other peoples' idea of the kind of society that they should strive after. Once again, no book is genuinely free from political bias. The opinion that art should have nothing to do with politics is itself a political attitude.
~ George Orwell: 'Why I Write'
First published: Gangrel. — GB, London. — summer 1946.
Reprinted:
— 'Such, Such Were the Joys'. — 1953.
— 'England Your England and Other Essays'. — 1953.
— 'The Orwell Reader, Fiction, Essays, and Reportage' — 1956.
— 'Collected Essays'. — 1961.
— 'Decline of the English Murder and Other Essays'. — 1965.
— 'The Collected Essays, Journalism and Letters of George Orwell'. — 1968.
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Police arrest six over clashes on Temple Mount
Five Arabs detained for attempted assault against police officer, one Jew nabbed for refusing to obey police orders.
By MELANIE LIDMAN
Dome of the Rock on the Temple Mount 390
(photo credit: Ilan Evyatar)
Just two days after police arrested five people on the Temple Mount, confrontations again broke out between Muslim and Jewish worshipers on Thursday. Police arrested six people, five Arabs for attempted assault against a police officer and one Jew who refused to obey police orders.
According to Jerusalem deputy police spokeswoman Shlomit Bajshi, a group of around 30 Muslim worshipers began chanting "Allalu Akbar" and began heading towards a group of Muslim worshipers with the intention of attacking them. Police immediately responded to the incident and separated the two groups, provoking a small fracas.
However, the Temple Mount was not closed to visitors on Thursday and the rest of the days' visits proceeded without incident.
Five people, including Likud activist Moshe Feiglin, were arrested after a confrontation on the Temple Mount on Tuesday morning during Feiglin's monthly trip to Judaism's holiest site.
Similarly, a group of Arabs began chanting "Allalu Akbar" and police immediately separated the groups of Jews and Arabs. Upon searching one of the Arabs, police discovered that he was carrying a concealed knife, which is illegal on the Temple Mount. Police arrested three Arabs for disturbing the peace, and one of them for also carrying an illegal weapon.
Security forces also arrested Feiglin and another Jew for praying, which is "in violation of the customs of the site," according to Bajshi. All of the suspects from Tuesday's confrontation were served with restraining orders prohibiting them from visiting the Temple Mount for 15 days. Feiglin refused to sign and was brought before the Jerusalem Magistrate's Court, where he was released without condition.


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 Overlee Playing Fields, a park in Stamperland, Clarkston, East Renfrewshire
 Highland Park–Overlee Knolls, a historic district in Maryland

See also
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The error was strange because the web application URL I entered does exist. I removed the URL parameter and ran the command again. This time it ran without error. To check the value I ran the command "STSADM.exe -o getproperty -pn peoplepicker-searchadforests" This returned the value I expected. However, when I tried to search for users from the remote domain nothing was returned.
I then connected to one of the Web Front End servers and ran "STSADM.exe -o getproperty -pn peoplepicker-searchadforests". Again, it returned the expected value. I then ran the command with the URL parameter "STSADM.exe -o getproperty -pn peoplepicker-searchadforests -URL http://servername" This didn't return the expected value.
I realized that the initial command "STSADM.exe -o setproperty -pn peoplepicker-searchadforests -url http://servername" needed to be run from the web front end server. This time I didn't receive the error about the web application not being found.
Unfortunately, this isn't the end of the story as when I searched for a user I received the error "There was an error in the callback".
Having changed the permissions I was able to search.
This entry was posted in SharePoint and tagged Central Administration, Microsoft SharePoint on March 26, 2013 by richardstk.
In this post, I'll go through the process to update Adobe Reader using System Center Configuration Manager 2007 R2 (SCCM) and a simple batch file.
In this example I'll update Adobe Reader 10.1.3 to the last quarterly patch, 10.1.5, followed by the latest out of cycle patch 10.1.6. Download the required files from the link above and copy them to a share where all users have read access.
Create a batch file in the share called Patch.cmd. Edit the batch file and enter the text below, replacing SHARE with the path to your share with the installation files.
In order to update Adobe Reader when a new version is released, download the latest quarterly patch and any out of cycle patch. Copy them to the installation share and update Patch.cmd to run the latest updates according to the formula last MSI + last quarterly patch + latest out of cycle patch.
I then enable the advertisement to re-run every time and re-run the advertisement to deploy the latest update. To do this, right-click on the advertisement and choose properties, go to the schedule tab, change Program rerun behavior to "Always rerun program". Click Ok, then right-click on the advertisement and choose Re-run Advertisement.
This entry was posted in System Center Configuration Manger and tagged Adobe Reader, Batch file, System Center Configuration Manager on March 12, 2013 by richardstk.


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Interim Critical Care Educator
Confidential | New York, New York 10065
Date Posted: July 23, 2021
Ose Omofoma
ose.omofoma@besmith.com
New Interim Opportunity at Medical Center!
The Interim Critical Care Educator will lead the education of a new cohort of nurses, as well as ongoing education of current staff that includes 150+ RNs in the department.
Active New York RN license required.
Must bring ICU and Educator experience.
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From quaint shops in the West Village to fine dining on the Upper West Side, there is a dish for every palette in this city.
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St. Marguerite is now taking Kindergarten registrations for the 2019-2020 school year. Registration forms can be found on the website or picked up at the office.
Our parent information night will be held on Thursday, April 25 beginning at 6:30 pm. This is an opportunity for a detailed overview of our program, to meet some of the staff and ask any questions. We look forward to seeing you there!


RedsZone.com - Cincinnati Reds Fans' Home for Baseball Discussion > Former Sun Deck > The Sun Deck > O' where art thou Mr Smitherman?
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According to Marc's blog Smitherman has worked his way all the way down to playing spring ball w/ High A Sarasota. Like the report on LeCure. Who is Johnny Cueto? I haven't caught his name, but Marc says he's pretty highly regarded.
SARASOTA -- Wandered out to the back fields, where Dayton and Sarasota are playing their opposite numbers from the Orioles' system this afternoon. I retreated inside a couple minutes ago, as a storm has swept in and is now dropping sheets of rain at a 45-degree angle, as I see it from the press room, but there were some interesting sights out there earlier.
A couple of pitchers who are highly thought of in the organization were plying their trade. For Dayton, 20-year-old righty Johnny Cueto, and for Sarasota, University of Texas product Sam LeCure. I mostly watched LeCure, who I've been curious about, and was very impressed. Had pretty good stuff. Didn't see the radar gun, but the glove was popping on his fastball and guys were having trouble making solid contact. Nice breaking ball, too -- made one guy in the last inning he pitched look pretty bad.
Among the others playing for Sarasota were the great Bobby Mosby, a 6-1, 290-pound bopper who hit 19 homers in 69 games for Billings two years ago, the very well-regarded 2005 draft pick Adam Rosales at short and (I swear I'm not making this up) Stephen Smitherman. The Reds' 2003 minor league player of the year, who played 21 games in the majors that season, was with the High-A guys. He split time between Louisville and Chattanooga last year.
Also, word from rain-delayed Bradenton is that Jason Standridge has cleared waivers. No surprise there. He has three days to decide whether to accept an outright assignment to Louisville.