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Q: ActiveMQ Mirrored Queues on separate brokers Is it possible to set up mirrored queues on different broker instances, residing on different machines? If so, how?
If not, what component(s) might I need to subclass/override to do something homegrown?

A: Not really sure whay your incentive is for this setup.
If you have multiple brokers in a network, you can't really tell which machine a certain message is on (since it's forwarded to the broker where there is a connected consumer).
If all you need is wiretapping to a totally different ActiveMQ server, you can use Apache Camel for that (it's included in ActiveMQ).
You just need to configure a connector to each ActiveMQ instance.
Actually, in a response to another question, I wrote a small Camel route that copies messages from every queue starting with FOO. to another queue with the name COPY.<queue name>. It might be useful in this case too.

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Q: How to plot errorbars in a grouped bar? I want to plot errorbar in my grouped bars. I wrote following code
x = categorical({'a', 'b', 'c', 'd', 'e'});
y = [6816,7215; 5824,6180; 4860,5200; 3860,4206; 2838,3185];
errlow = [238,337;270,355;303,297;291,340;259,382];
errhigh = [231,264;225,337;153,171;185,286;167,247];

b = bar(x,y);

hold on

xtips1 = b(1).XEndPoints;
ytips1 = b(1).YEndPoints;

er = errorbar(xtips1, ytips1, errlow(:,1), errhigh(:,1));
er.Color = [0 0 0];
er.LineStyle = 'none';

hold on

xtips2 = b(2).XEndPoints;
ytips2 = b(2).YEndPoints;

er2 = errorbar(xtips2, ytips2, errlow(:,2), errhigh(:,2));
er2.Color = [0 0 0];
er2.LineStyle = 'none';

hold off

ylim([2400 7600]);

Errorbars are displaying into the graph. Please have a look, they are straight over a, b, c, d and e but not on the bar as shown in the figure.

I want them on the associated bars ('GREEN' marked error should be on right bar whereas 'RED' marked error should be on left bar) as presented in the figure. How do I do that?
Thanks in advance!

A: This is the answer provided by the MathWorks Support Team, as posted on MATLAB Answers (with the exception of some minor modifications).

The ability to specify that the errorbar function should display the error bars inside the patches is not available in MATLAB.
There are two work arounds for this limitation, usage of which depends on the release of MATLAB that you are using.

*

*If you are using R2019a or earlier releases, find the center of each bar and pass this data into errorbar with the respective error values.

*If you are using R2019b or later releases, retrieve the x coordinate of each bar using the XEndPoints property and pass this data into errorbar.
The following is an example of the above:

% Example data
model_series = [10 40 50 60; 20 50 60 70; 30 60 80 90];
model_error = [1 4 8 6; 2 5 9 12; 3 6 10 13];
b = bar(model_series, 'grouped');

For MATLAB R2019a or earlier releases:
hold on
% Find the number of groups and the number of bars in each group
ngroups = size(model_series, 1);
nbars = size(model_series, 2);
% Calculate the width for each bar group
groupwidth = min(0.8, nbars/(nbars + 1.5));
% Set the position of each error bar in the centre of the main bar
% Based on barweb.m by Bolu Ajiboye from MATLAB File Exchange
for i = 1:nbars
    % Calculate center of each bar
    x = (1:ngroups) - groupwidth/2 + (2*i-1) * groupwidth / (2*nbars);
    errorbar(x, model_series(:,i), model_error(:,i), 'k', 'linestyle', 'none');
end
hold off

For MATLAB 2019b or later releases:
hold on
% Calculate the number of bars in each group
nbars = size(model_series, 2);
% Get the x coordinate of the bars
x = [];
for i = 1:nbars
    x = [x ; b(i).XEndPoints];
end
% Plot the errorbars
errorbar(x',model_series,model_error,'k','linestyle','none')'
hold off


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Cross country: As team goes on the road, there's more that the meet to worry about
When the cross country team leaves Fort Worth for the Mountain West Conference championships at San Diego State University this Saturday, the runners know they will have to keep the right perspective.
The men's team is young: 11 out of 13 runners are freshmen and sophomores. The team's best woman runner has struggled to finish in the top ten in meets, although it has seven runners with better times this year than their best last year.
Head coach Sean Winget said he is taking the team's progress in stride.
"My focus is to keep improving and make sure the program is better than the year before," he said.
But that's not to say Winget doesn't also recognize the importance of the postseason for his team's morale.
"The stuff that matters is conference and regionals," Winget said. "You work all season long for that."
If both teams place in the top four in this weekend's meet, they will advance to the NCAA South Central Regional Championships in Waco.
The team believes it can make it there with mental focus, junior Amber Carlisle said..
"We need to stay focused on not getting blocked mentally," Carlisle said. "Our bodies have been ready; the only thing that's held us back has been our minds."
Reverting back to perspective, Carlisle said her team has many talented runners that have consistently done their jobs in the middle of the pack. "We know we have a chance to get top four if we just focus on our pack," she said.
While Carlisle's mindset heading into this weekend is realistic, she said her team has made tremendous strides in the last year both on and off the field.
"We've got a strong team camaraderie," Carlisle said. "We encourage each other, and we're not as focused on individual success as we are on how well the team is doing."
Carlisle also praised the team for its hard work in the offseason.
"(Cross country) is a tough sport to stay focused in," she said. "There's no offseason, it's a 12-month sport, so we have to stay focused on running all the time."
Winget said he noticed the team's improvement in conditioning this season, which he called his team's best
"We came into the season in good condition, so we've been able to train for races in practice rather than get into shape during practice."
Overall, Winget said both the men's and women's teams have had satisfying seasons.
"The girls got a win at North Texas (in September), and the guys are young," he said.
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Split vanilla bean in half lengthwise. With knife, scrape seeds into saucepan; add pod. Add cream; heat over medium heat until tiny bubbles form around edge. Remove from heat; cover and let stand for 10 minutes.


This is a black PVC skater dress. Go ice skating in this one and you'll get a whole lot of stares!!!
It's front zippered and has no arms. So wrap up with a shawl or something if you are actually going to go skating in it.
Pair with black patent shoes for the ultimate effect.
There aren't too many reviews of this one so far but the price is great. Be sure to measure yourself carefully round the waist. If in doubt go for a bigger size than you would normally order as PVC tends not to stretch too much.
Note that this product has a high, turtleneck neckline which some people aren't a fan of, while others love it. I'm not a fan but hopefully you are. If you're not then think twice about ordering this particular style of dress.


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Watch: Bobby Jindal hid a camera in a tree to tell his kids he's running for president
By Tez Clark Jun 24, 2015, 2:15pm EDT
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On Wednesday, Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal became the 13th candidate in the Republican race with a surprise video released hours before he is set to give a speech in Kenner, Louisiana. Using a hidden camera, Jindal filmed his children's reactions as he and his wife announce Jindal's plans to run for president. Here's the full video:
I had to tell a few people first. But I want you to be next. I'm running for President of the United States of America. Join me: http://www.bobbyjindal.com/announcement/
Posted by Bobby Jindal on Wednesday, 24 June 2015
Jindal is a conservative candidate who believes in a small federal government and a full repeal of Obamacare. Here's a rundown of where he stands on the issues.
Watch more of Jindal's videos on his campaign website.


ORLANDO, Fla. -- After a marathon debate that stretched into the night, the Orlando City Council granted preliminary approval to new regulations that would allow app-based ride services Uber and Lyft to operate legally in Orlando — for a price.
The cartels (stop with the ubertarian dog whistle red meat catch phrases) that run the taxis? to be replaced by whom? The international silicon valley wall street gordon (greed is good) gekko-esq scofflaws that threaten the income and livlehoods of thousands of rank and file drivers staff and management, in other words those who #playbytherules ? puleeeeeezzzzz mr chacon puullleeeezzzzz!


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Extreme Body Breakdown: Olympic Athletes vs. Supermodels
By Alexandra Owens
Steely biceps, toned calves, and flat stomachs were all praised during the Olympic Games over the past couple weeks. But when a group of supermodels, including Kate Moss, Naomi Campbell, Georgia May Jagger, and David Gandy, walked for the Closing Ceremony, their svelte figures caused an uproar. On Twitter and Facebook, viewers complained that such thin people don't have "real" bodies, so the finale was counterproductive to the positive image the muscled athletes had set.
But after spending two weeks in a state of stunned awe over Michael Phelps's torso and Allyson Felix's legs, the last word I would use to describe an Olympic athlete is "real" or "normal." "Real" would be me, or any of my friends, who go to the gym (on occasion) and try to eat a reasonably balanced diet. But we don't dedicate our lives to fine-tuning our bodies. While Jourdan Dunn's rail-thin frame isn't average, neither are German cyclist Robert Forstermann's crushing thighs.
I think people often forget that models, like professional athletes, base their careers on upholding a body extreme. No one admires them for being real, just like no one praises Phelps for having an okay chest. Both follow unusual lifestyles to achieve a certain look—models often eat very little and very lean food, while athletes need to stuff themselves with pints of Ben & Jerry's or an entire pizza to keep up their energy. And I think that's okay, as long as they don't hurt themselves, and we remember to take it for what it is: an ideal, and not inspiration for our own bodies.
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To be a Christ-centered Acts 1:8 family.
We want to be about one thing – Jesus. In a culture divided by politics, race, secondary doctrine, and endless other issues, we want to be about one thing – Jesus.
We want to be about Acts 1:8. We don't want to be about human effort and agenda. We want God's Spirit to fill us and work through us to reach the world with the Good News of the love and grace of Jesus.
We want to be a family. Not just people who happen to occupy the same building together. We want to love one another and build one another up.


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Marie Nathusius, née Scheele, née le  à Magdebourg et morte le  à Neinstedt, est une romancière et compositrice allemande.

Biographie
Son père est le pasteur calviniste Friedrich August Scheele. Elle grandit à Calbe. En 1841, elle épouse l'éditeur  (1815–1872). Le couple vit à Althaldensleben et fonde plus tard à Neinstedt une organisation caritative pour les handicapés (Neinstedter Anstalten). Le couple a eu sept enfants, dont le politicien  (1842–1900) et le théologien  (1843-1906). Une petite-fille est la romancière  (1874–1926).

Elle est l'un des romanciers les plus lues de la seconde moitié du  en Allemagne. Ses œuvres Tagebuch eines armen Fräuleins, Langenstein und Boblingen et Elisabeth. Eine Geschichte, die nicht mit der Heirat schließt ont été traduites et publiées dans plusieurs pays.

Ouvrages principaux
 Tagebuch eines armen Fräuleins. Abgedruckt zur Unterhaltung und Belehrung junger Mädchen ; 1854
 Joachim von Kamern. Ein Lebenslauf ; 1854
 Langenstein und Boblingen ; 1855
 Rückerinnerungen aus einem Mädchenleben ; 1855
 Die alte Jungfer ; 1857
 Elisabeth. Eine Geschichte, die nicht mit der Heirat schließt ; 1858
 Die Geschichten von Christfried und Julchen ; 1858
 Hundert Lieder, geistlich und weltlich, ernsthaft und fröhlich ... ; 1865

Notes et références

Liens externes

Romancière allemande
Décès en décembre 1857
Naissance en mars 1817
Décès à 40 ans

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Sam Tsui is an American singer, songwriter, and video producer. His father, George, was born in Hong Kong, and is of Cantonese Chinese ancestry. His mother, Judy (Story), is of European descent, from Iowa. Sam can speak Cantonese to a degree.
A picture of Sam's mother can be seen here.
Sam is married to musician Casey Breves.
He is the son of Judy Ann (Story) and George Y. Tsui.
But nothing else with it seems to add up. Most importantly, I'm pretty sure Sam's mother is still alive. Just wanted to link it, since it's strange that the picture's could be mixed up like that.
Anyway, given his mother's maiden name I'd guess she has Irish ancestry.
Just some seconds after posting that, I found his grandparents.
Sam's maternal grandfather was Dillon Wells Story (the son of Frank/Francis L. Story and Alma Pearl Wells). Frank was the son of Horace Daniel Story and Emma Luella Stevens/Stivers. Alma was the daughter of Charles Wells and Charlotte M. "Lottie" Peck.
Sam's maternal grandmother was Ina Aline.
Oh, that's strange… But here she has a daughter named Judy Ann Story Tsur. Could that be someone else than Sam's mother with the last name misspelled?
I don't know. D.W. Story was also married to Clarice Isabelle Bixler according to the tree on familysearch. Then there's also a possibility Judy's his granddaughter.
For the record, given Judy's age, Clarice Bixler could not possibly have been her mother, and Ina was almost certainly not her mother, either, although it's slightly more possible than it is in Clarice's case.
Judy is his mother for certain. She is listed in his birth record. I really wonder who the "Judy Ann Story Tsur" in Ina's obituary in familysearch is, since she isn't mention in the text version.
I think you're not getting me. I think Judy is D.W. Story's granddaughter since she's of similar age as his grandchildren through his son Steven Bixler Story. I just don't know what other kids D.W. had and if they had children of their own.
Oh sorry, I read that too fast and read "grandmother", and thought you were referring to Sam himself. Yes, that could be it actually.
Ina Aline. —> Ina Aline Summers (the daughter was the daughter of Frank M. Summers and Arkie/Arbie D.).
Madman, why do you keep submitting a person with less than 500 google matches to their name? (some of which are of other people). (and yes it's a rhetorical question).
I think bearboy's personal physician got more matches.
What Britney Spears comment? Nothing involving Britney Spears has seemed out of the ordinary to me.
I don't know anything about it. I've only asked for one user to be blocked, and they haven't posted on here since.
Rising star. No, but I get the deal, I'll raise my standards for submissions (although she did have an interesting background).


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Coverage of Africa
1998 | National Public Radio
The essence of great reporting remains great writing. In her series of reports in 1998 emanating from all areas of Africa, Charlayne Hunter-Gault's dispatches simply soared. Based in Johannesburg, correspondent Hunter-Gault followed South Africa's transition from apartheid to black rule with depth, insight and breadth. Yet, she did not confine herself to South Africa. Through the year, she reported for NPR from Senegal, Congo, Rwanda, the Sudan, Ghana, Kenya, Zimbabwe and elsewhere, covering famine, civil war and the continuing struggles that mark this important, often under-reported and misunderstood continent. Ms. Hunter-Gault demonstrated a talent for ennobling her subjects, and revealed a depth of understanding of the African experience that was unrivaled in Western media. Moreover, her reports illustrated the power of radio. Described and introduced with intelligence and passionate eloquence, her subjects were given voice, and their personal stories moved from our ears into our hearts. In recognition of great reporting, a Peabody Award, her second, to Charlayne Hunter-Gault and National Public Radio for Coverage of Africa.


Our last days in Paris brought us to the coziest little hotel in Bonne Nouvelle. It wasn't planned, we ended up here on a whim. The hotel was tucked away on a quiet street. It was Sunday morning, and it had just rained. The church bells were ringing through the empty streets, and I couldn't have been more in love or more at home, there in that moment.
It was so quaint, quiet, and warm. Not like the somewhat old and drafty, street-noise-ridden places one might equate with this city that never sleeps. It felt like we had the whole hotel… no, the whole neighborhood to ourselves! The only person we saw in the hotel was the lovely lady concierge, who was so helpful to us.
It was one of the moments we got to slow down during the craziness of Fashion Week. I spent a while leaning out the window, staring out across the rooftops, watching the Eiffel Tower disappear and reappear again from the low clouds. Parisians came and went from their windows. Because window life is an actual thing in this city. Below, a young man smoked a cigarette out the window across from us. And when he left, his lover appeared to cut fruit and cheese on the table. Pigeons cooed on windowsills, and voices echoed softly down the cobblestone streets, but the somber sleepiness of Paris on Sunday filled the rainy air.
We had to run for baguettes and cheese, of course, but on Sundays almost everywhere is closed in Paris. So we had to forgo the iPhone GPS and follow our instinct. Or, well, stalk people who were walking the streets with baguettes under their arm, until we found our way to the nearest Boulangerie that was still open. We were pretty stoked, considering we didn't bring any food with us to our hotel, and had to head to a fashion show in the evening.
The baguette expedition led us to Rue de Petits Carreaux- one of the prettiest streets one thinks of as the iconic Paris. Well, Paris if full of so many types of areas and cliches. But I suppose this is the vibe that sings the same frequency as my soul, because I was so utterly happy. The area really took hold of my heart with it's timeless vibes, and I'm so glad we got to experience it. Our baguette adventure and a walk through the streets of Bonne Nouvelle will be coming up next to the blog, so stay tuned!
Read More to see the photos from our Parisian window, and get the outfit details at the bottom of the post!


A video of the latest Finn Hill Flying session is available here.
Parents of students who participate in the Finn Hill Middle School Build and Fly sessions frequently ask us where they can buy rubber powered model airplane kits and associated paraphernalia such as rubber winders and the strip rubber for making the rubber motors that power our indoor model airplanes. Unfortunately, most of the local hobby shops do not carry much in the way of free flight model airplane kits and associated supplies. However, Galaxy Hobby in Lynnwood does have a few laser-cut scale balsa wood model kits for more experienced model builders.
SAM 8 buys many of the free flight supplies for the Finn Hill Build and Fly sessions from mail order only businesses. The Mountain Lion kit, which Finn Hill students built last spring, is available from Laser-Cut Planes (www.lasercutplanes.com). They also offer several other indoor kits, some of which are sturdy enough to fly outdoors during calm and dry conditions, provided the tissue paper covering is sprayed with a couple of light coats of clear Krylon paint. All of the Laser Cut Plane kits are obviously laser cut and are designed to eliminate cutting and sanding the balsa wood parts. All parts are self-locating with slots and tabs, so building plans are not necessary. Laser Cut Planes also sells the very popular 15 to 1 ratio rubber winder and the strip rubber that powers the models.
BMJR Models (www.bmjrmodels.com) is another good source for laser cut balsa wood model airplane kits. They have a large selection of simple rubber powered and electric motor powered free flight models airplane kits and some accessories. They also sell more advanced free flight and radio controlled kits for some of the classic model airplanes from the '30s, '40s and '50s.
Volare Products (www.volareproducts.com) is one of the best sources for rubber powered model airplane kits and accessories. They sell everything from beginner to advanced laser cut balsa model airplane kits as well as hard to find Japanese tissue, a large assortment of plastic props and balsa wood props, propeller bearings, various sizes and styles of landing gear wheels, and those yellow rubber winders. They also sell the FAI Super Sport strip rubber in various widths in one pound, half pound and quarter pound packages.
Peck Polymers (http://www.peck-polymers.com) has been around for over 40 years and they are now under new ownership for the second time. They have redesigned most of their line of beginner to advanced rubber powered model airplane kits from die-cut balsa (also known as "die-crushed balsa") to laser cut balsa. Like Volare Products, they sell a complete line of accessories to build and fly small rubber powered model airplanes.
Here are some shots taken Saturday April 17 at the Finn Hill building session. It was a roaring success with about twenty students involved. They all finished their gliders and flew them. They had fun!


Printed in the gorgeous Japanese Blossom print, this colourful hat will stylishly shade heads and eyes from the bright light of the sun. The vibrant coral and baby pink flowers are a perfect match for our gorgeous Japanese printed swimwear. Worn with the Japanese Blossom Crochet Dress ..


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The Rising Tide of Environmental Refugees
No longer a 'hidden crisis,' millions are on the move due to ecological collapse.
By Andrew Lam 20 Aug 2012 | New America Media
Andrew Lam is an editor with New America Media where this first appeared, and is the author of Perfume Dreams: Reflections on the Vietnamese Diaspora (Heyday Books, 2005) and East Eats West: Writing in Two Hemispheres. His next book, Birds of Paradise Lost, is due out in 2013. Find Lam's previous articles in The Tyee here.
A one meter rise in sea level may wipe out 17 per cent of Bangladesh's land mass. Photo by Sandip Roy.
DESTINATION CANADA?
A background paper titled Climate Change and Forced Migration: Canada's Role was prepared for Canada's Parliament in 2010 by its Industry, Infrastructure and Resources Division. Excerpts:
"It is impossible to predict with any degree of certainty how many additional people each year will need resettlement due to the effects of climate change. However, it seems certain that climate change will be the source of additional pressures on Canada's humanitarian immigration program to expand, perhaps substantially, in the coming decades.
"To the extent that refugees are able to integrate into the Canadian labour market and society, Canada may stand to gain from a new influx of migrants. But, there are costs associated with helping newcomers to integrate into Canadian society, especially in cases where skills are not relevant or recognized in the Canadian job market, and where newcomers speak neither English nor French....
"Best estimates suggest that hundreds of millions of people could be on the move in the coming decades due to the impacts of climate change. Canada has an opportunity now to plan an orderly and effective response to the coming crisis."
Find the entire report here.
Global Warming Is Cooking Asia
The modern world has long thought of refugees in strictly political terms, victims in a world riven by competing ideologies. But as climate change continues unabated, there is a growing population of displaced men, women and children whose homes have been rendered unlivable thanks to a wide spectrum of environmental disasters.
Despite their numbers, and their needs, most nations refuse to recognize their status.
The 1951 U.N. Convention relating to the Status of Refugees defines a refugee as a person with a genuine fear of being persecuted for membership in a particular social group or class. The environmental refugee -- not necessarily persecuted, yet necessarily forced to flee -- falls outside this definition.
Not recognized, not counted
Where the forest used to be, torrential rains bring barren hills of mud down on villages. Crops wither in the parched earth. Animals die. Melting glaciers and a rising sea swallow islands and low-lying nations, flooding rice fields with salt water. Factories spew toxic chemicals into rivers and oceans, killing fish and the livelihood of generations.
So people flee. Many become internally displaced, others cross any and all borders in order to survive.
Experts at last year's American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) estimated their numbers would reach 50 million by 2020, due to factors such as agricultural disruption, deforestation, coastal flooding, shoreline erosion, industrial accidents and pollution.
Others say the figure will triple to 150 million by 2050.
Today, it is believed that the population of environmentally displaced has already far outstripped the number of political refugees worldwide, which according to the United Nations High Commissioner on Refugees (UNHCR) is currently at around 10.2 million.
In 1999 the International Red Cross reported some 25 million people displaced by environmental disasters. In 2009 the UNHCR estimated that number to be 36 million, 20 million of whom were listed as victims of climate change-related issues.
More accurate statistics, however, are hard to come by.
Because the term "environmental refugee" has not been officially recognized, many countries have not bothered to count them, especially if the population is internally displaced. Other countries consider them migrants, and often undocumented immigrants, and therefore beyond the protection granted refugees.
Another factor obscuring the true scope of the population is the fact that their numbers can rise quite suddenly -- such as after the Fukushima nuclear disaster last year, or Haiti's 2010 earthquake, which in a matter of hours displaced more than 3 million people.
A 'hidden crisis' no more
Two decades ago, noted ecologist Norman Myers predicted that humanity was slowly heading toward a "hidden crisis" in which ecosystems would fail to sustain their inhabitants, forcing people off the land to seek shelter elsewhere. With hurricanes Katrina and Rita, that crisis became painfully obvious.
Along with images of hundreds of thousands of displaced Americans scurrying across the richest nation on Earth searching for new homes came an awareness that no matter how wealthy or powerful, no country is impervious to the threat of climate related catastrophe.
Indeed, being displaced by natural disasters may very well become the central epic of the 21st century. Kiribati, the Maldives and Tuvalu are disappearing as we speak, as the sea level continues to rise. The World Bank estimates that with a one meter rise in sea level Bangladesh -- with a population of 140 million -- would lose 17.5 per cent of its land mass and along with it river bank erosion, salinity intrusion, flood, damage to infrastructures, crop failure, destruction of fisheries and loss of biodiversity.
Those who have already fled the country to neighbouring India -- largely because of flooding -- face lives of immense misery and discrimination.
China, in particular, is a hot spot of environmental disasters as it buckles under unsustainable development, giving rise to rapid air pollution and toxic rivers. Alongside desertification, these man-made catastrophes have already left millions displaced.
John Liu, director of the Environmental Education Media Project, spent 25 years in China and witnessed the disasters there. He offered the world this unapologetic, four-alarm warning some years ago:
"Every ecosystem on the planet is under threat of catastrophic collapse, and if we don't begin to acknowledge and solve them, then we will go down."
Growing numbers, fewer alternatives
When President Obama granted temporary protected status (TPS) to undocumented Haitians living in the United States in the aftermath of the earthquake in Haiti, it was a step in the right direction.
After all, repatriating them back to an impoverished nation devastated by one of the worst-ever recorded disasters would be immoral at best, and at worst, a crime against humanity.
Sadly, such actions are rare and when they do come, they manage to address barely a fraction of the pressing legal and humanitarian needs of the growing population. What solutions do exist, experts agree, must recognize that the needs of environmental refugees are one and the same as those of our planet.
Policies toward climate refugees should therefore include issues of reforestation, re-habilitating degraded land and soils, and desalination of low coastal areas. And the International Court of Justice should also step up its efforts to prosecute those responsible for man-made environmental disasters such as illegal mining, deforestation and dumping of toxic waste.
"One of the marks of a global civilization is the extent to which we begin to conceive of whole-system problems and whole-system responses to those problems," noted political scientist Walt Anderson in his book All Connected Now. "Events occurring in one part of the world," he argued, "are viewed as a matter of concern for the whole world in general and lead to an attempt at collective solutions."
Whether humanity can move toward that vision depends largely on how it responds to the central issue of our time.
"A rising tide lifts all boats." But in the age of melting glaciers, that tide is an ominous threat driving more refugees to flee and, if ignored, swallowing humanity itself.
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Tee-Gate, Explained: Rory McIlroy Has Absolutely No Time For Patrick Reed
Dan Rapaport1/25/2023 3:30 PM
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If you're not a golf person, I want to apologize in advance for how silly and petty this post might come across. But this is big news in the golf world—which, historically, has been allergic to confrontations. The closest thing we'll get to a brawl is a terse handshake on the first tee. Granted, this year's been a bit different with the emergence of LIV Golf, but ask most professional golfers about the guys on the other tour and they'll you they have no problem with them, that they're still friends…
Unless that person is Patrick Reed.
Most PGA Tour player understood why guys would sign with LIV Golf. More money for less golf. For guys past their primes, securing that bag toward the tail end of their career is a no-brainer. And even for the younger guys—everyone has their own values in life, and everyone's decisions are influenced by their personal biases and experiences that, by definition, only they can understand. Plus, deep down, the PGA Tour players knew that the emergence of LIV would force the PGA Tour to step its shit up, and that means more money for everyone. So they stayed mostly quiet and refused to bash the guys who made the jump.
That all changed when the lawsuits started flying. It began with Mickelson et al. Vs. PGA Tour, when Phil Mickelson and a bunch of other LIV players (including Bryson DeChambeau) turned around and sued the PGA Tour for anti-competitive behavior. The players themselves have mostly removed themselves from that lawsuit, which is still months off from trial. (That lawsuit came after the PGA Tour suspended LIV golfers from its events, a decision that was held up by a California court last August). That case has morphed into an overarching LIV Golf vs. PGA Tour battle and the PGA Tour has actually filed a counter suit against LIV Golf and its backers (namely, Yasir al-Rumayan, head of the Saudi government's Public Investment Fund).
And then there's Patrick Reed, who's suing everyone in sight. By himself. In August, he sued Golf Channel and some of its on-air personalities for, I shit you not, $750 million in damages. A few months later, he fired off another one against Fox Sports, The New York Post, the Associated Press and two golf writers for another $250 million. And just last week, he threatened CNN with a $450 million suit if they don't issue an apology for a segment on the Jake Tapper show, where Bob Costas said the LIV players are taking "blood money." The segment didn't actually name Reed by name, but no matter.
Reed's being represented in all of these suits by Larry Klayman, who's not a very serious person. He's represented Joe Arpaio and George Zimmerman. He was one of the main pushers of the Obama-not-being-born-in-the-U.S. conspiracy. In 2018, he tried suing the D.C. bar association over a perceived conspiracy to have him disbarred. In 2022, the D.C. court of appeals ruled that he'd committed six ethical violations in representing one of his clients. He files Hail Mary lawsuits for a living.
How much Reed himself knows about each lawsuit is a genuine question—his wife, Justine, runs Reed's business affairs, and, well, how else do you explain his behavior at this week's Dubai Desert Classic?
Reed is outside the LIV bubble this week because he's playing in a DP World Tour event. LIV Golfers remain suspended from PGA Tour events, but they're allowed to play on the DPWT, and so Reed is teeing it up this week in the Dubai Desert Classic. So is Rory McIlroy, the world No. 1, who's making his 2023 debut this week. On Monday morning, word began to spread that Reed approached Rory McIlroy, Rory didn't respond, and Reed threw a tee in his direction.
Reed explained the move to Golf Digest.
"Since my tees are Team Aces LIV tees I flicked him one…
On Tuesday, reporters asked McIlroy about the situation and he explained why he has absolutely zero time for Patrick Reed. Turns out he was served a subpoena in connection with one of those suits at a very rude time.
"I was down by my bag and he came up to me, and I was busy working and sort of doing my practice, and I didn't really feel like—I didn't feel the need to acknowledge him," McIlroy said. "So I didn't see a tee coming my direction at all, but apparently that's what happened. And if roles were reversed and I'd have throw that tee at him, I'd be expecting a lawsuit."
"I mean, I got a subpoena on Christmas Eve. I mean I don't see your — like you can't pretend nothing's happening, right. I think that's the thing. Like why—we are living in reality here."
Again, you genuinely have to wonder just how much Reed knows about all this. In the past, when he's been asked about the antics of "Team Reed," he's said in so many words that he focuses on the golf and lets his team take care of the rest. To fire off lawsuit after lawsuit, forcing McIlroy to lawyer up and deal with all the headaches that come with litigation, and then act like nothing's happened is downright nonsensical. The internet, predictably, had a field day with this.
These are truly bizarro times in golf, and it's a bummer the Netflix cameras weren't on-site to document all this.
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GI Film Festival San Diego kicks off with George Takei
Posted 10:34 PM, September 25, 2018, by Kelli Johnson and Kasia Gregorczyk
SAN DIEGO -- The GI Film Festival San Diego showcases films that tell stories of American heroes.
Tuesday's opening night featured two films that highlight Japanese-American soldiers during World War II.
FOX 5 spoke to legendary actor and activist George Takei who stars in "American." The narrative film tells the story of a 94-year-old veteran working at a Japanese American National Museum. He encounters a family who manage to trigger events he remembered as a young man in a Japanese American Internment Camp, and who also served in the 442 in WWII.
"My life mission is to raise awareness of this dark chapter of American history," said Takei.
The actor was held in an American internment camp as a young boy during World War II.
Although short, the 18-minute film and its message resonated with people who watched.
"I think it reminds us of everyone who's an American today and that's important. And just what service is about and - it's just a beautiful story," said Takei's co-star Tina Losasso.
Opening night also featured the documentary "The Registry." The documentary profiles WWII Japanese-American veterans who served in the U.S. Military Intelligence Service. The film aims to tell stories that have been lost throughout history. The profiled veterans, now well into their 90s, document their untold stories, as they speak to their children.
The festival takes place September 25-30 across San Diego. The venues include Doubletree by Hilton Hotel San Diego that will host the Awards Celebration taking place on Saturday. Festival events will also happen at the Museum of Photographic Arts, UltraStar Cinemas at Hazard Center and USS Midway Museum.
Films are shown according to their theme's. The GI Film Festival will showcase a variety of documentaries, short films, and more including:
Film Block: WWII and Korean War Perspectives, 4:30 p.m.
"Never Forget"
"Unforgotten"
Thud Pilots with the Flashback, 7:15 p.m.
"The Flashback"
Film Block: Honoring WWI, 4:30 p.m.
"The Hello Girls: The Story of America's First Female Soldiers"
"Black Jack Pershing: Love and War"
"I Am That Man", 7:30 p.m.
Film Block: Stories from the Seas, 4:00 p.m.
"The Last Signal"
"Aircraft Carrier: Guardian of the Seas"
Film Block: From Baghdad to the Bay. 6:00 p.m.
"From Baghdad to the Bay"
"Coming Out to Grandma"
Selected Shorts and Local Films, 8:15 p.m.
Film Block: Life after Service, 1:00 p.m.
"We Are Not Done Yet"
"The Weight of Honor"
Awards Celebration, 7 p.m.
Film Block: Fight for Equality, 12:00 p.m.
"Code of Honor: One Soldier's Stand for Equality"
"Brooklyn in July"
"Major Capers: The Legend of Team Broadminded"
Get the full schedule on GI Film Festival's Website.
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Q: What is the use of Client secrets? We are using EntityFramework Core to store configuration data. What is use of store Client secrets along with clients? Or can we add/modify clients secrets later on?
 public static IEnumerable<Client> GetClients()
    {
        return new List<Client>
         {
         new Client
        {
        ClientId = "client",

        // no interactive user, use the clientid/secret for authentication
            AllowedGrantTypes = GrantTypes.ClientCredentials,

        // secret for authentication
            ClientSecrets =
            {
            new Secret("secret".Sha256())
            },

        // scopes that client has access to
            AllowedScopes = { "api1" },
            AccessTokenLifetime=3600
    }

A: You will need the secret to access the Token Endpoint when programmatically requesting tokens.
For example, you can use the IdentityModel library:
var client = new TokenClient(
    doc.TokenEndpoint,
    "client_id",
    "secret");

var response = await client.RequestClientCredentialsAsync("scope");
var token = response.AccessToken;

A: Although Gavin Sutherland's answer explains how to use client secrets, I believe the question is more about why they exist. Basically, think of the client ID and client secret as a username / password enabling a specific client application to initiate OpenID Connect requests (with the other IdentityServer Client configuration elements defining which requests are permitted).
You can change secrets, but synchronizing the secret between IdentityServer and the client application is a manual process. (It isn't like certain key rotation scenarios where you can have more than one secret active for awhile, removing the old one after all clients have updated, if that's what you're thinking.)
If you look at any OIDC / OAuth2 third-party identity provider (Google, Facebook, etc.) they all operate by issuing client IDs and secrets associated with specific clients (normally this means specific domains).


Moreover, Blass also mentioned that the 'Key2 Lite' will also come in three different colours options including red, blue, and copper. Additionally, as we can see on the image above, there is a dual rear camera setup with LED flashlight along with the BlackBerry logo.
There are no other specs details available as of now but the image above definitely provides some details about the BlackBerry's next smartphone.


On Friday February 8th - St. Kateri Tekakwitha invites all our students and staff to dress down and celebrate Jersey Day as a community. Wear your favourite team's colours and images!
We are seeking donations of $1 per student/staff - to help assist one of our amazing community partners - Food 4 Kids. This community partner is able to provide free and nourishing food to some of our students and families throughout the school year and even during the summer months. Food4Kids provides packages of healthy food for kids aged 4-17 years with limited or no access to food each weekend. The food packages are assembled by volunteers and delivered to schools each Friday to ensure children have nourishment over the weekend. There are 1, 300 children in Hamilton struggling through each weekend without food. Please help us support this group as they have supported our school for the last two years. Thank you, in advance, for your support and assistance.


"Brain of J" is the opening track on Pearl Jam's 1998 album Yield . Lead vocalist Eddie Vedder wrote the lyrics and guitarist Mike McCready wrote the music. The first line of this song is "Who's got the brain of JFK?", indicating that the "J" in the title stands for John F. Kennedy. Pearl Jam had the JFK assassination on their minds, apparently, as the documentary about the making of this album was called Single Video Theory , a play on the "single bullet theory" in the JFK assassination.
In the wake of Oliver Stone's movie JFK (1991), Congress passed the President John F. Kennedy Assassination Records Collection Act of 1992, which "mandated that all assassination-related material be housed in a single collection in the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA)." The Assassination Records Review Board (ARRB) was organized to review all of the records associated with the JFK assassination. The most shocking conclusion the ARRB reached was that a different brain had been substituted for Kennedy's brain in the autopsy photos. FBI agent Francis X. O'Neill Jr., who was present at the autopsy in Bethesda, stated, "there was not too much of the brain left." He reported that "more than half of the brain was missing" when it was removed from Kennedy's skull. Yet the photos of Kennedy's brain taken later show a brain that appears to be much more intact than that described by O'Neill. Also, photos taken around the time of the autopsy are not included in the materials at NARA. Navy photographer John Stringer, who took the initial photos of Kennedy's brain testified that he used a different kind of film than the pictures that were included in the JFK assassination records, and that his pictures showed a different brain.
Who's got the brain of JFK?
What's it mean to us now?
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Q: Injectivity of fourier coefficient map I am asking about the proof of corollary 2.0.2 in this:
http://www-users.math.umn.edu/~garrett/m/fun/notes_2012-13/05b_banach_fourier.pdf
I understand most of the proof, but I don't understand how they proved injectivity.
They define $Tf = \{\hat{f}(n) : n \in \mathbb{Z}\} \in c_0$.
They conclude $T$ is injective because of the density of finite Fourier series in $C^0$ and density of $C^0$ in $L^1$. I don't understand how this follows at all! If someone could tell me which results they've used to conclude this, it would be much appreciated.

A: So the general principle is that $L^2(\mathbb{T})$ is isometrically isomorphic to $\ell^2(\mathbb{Z})$, where $\mathbb{T}$ is the torus, and the isometric isomorphism is
$$f \mapsto \{\hat{f}(n)\}_{n \in \mathbb{Z}}.$$
So, an $L^2$ function is wholly determined by its fourier coefficients. If all the fourier coefficients of $f$ are zero, then since the identification is an isomorphism, $\|f\|_{L^2(\mathbb{T})}=0$!
The isometry is encapsulated in Parseval's identity:
$$\|f\|_{L^2(\mathbb{T})}^2 = \sum_n |\hat{f}(n)|^2.$$


Reviving Daisy is an activity for BSM girls in grades 9-12. The group will get together once or twice a month to talk about life as well as just to have fun together doing activities both on and off campus. This group ends up being a great support system for the girls who are involved, and older girls often mentor the younger girls. Any BSM girl can and should join!
Why is it called Reviving Daisy? Back at the all-girls school, St. Margaret's Academy, the yearbook title was "The Daisy." Also, it is a tradition at BSM (and was at St. Margaret's Academy) to carry a daisy at graduation during the ceremony. Our leaders wanted to revive some of St. Margaret's Academy's history and spirit, and therefore thought this was the perfect name for a group of spirited BSM girls who have fun together.
Time Commitment: We typically meet on one or two Thursday afternoons each month, right after school, in the BSM Library Conference Room. There also may be a few off-campus events during the year. If you have questions, please contact one of the advisers.
Reviving Daisy Meeting Schedule 2018-2019 - COMING SOON!
All on campus meetings held in Library Conference Room from 2:50 – 4 p.m.


Ano Novo, Vida Nova não é o que costumam dizer? Pois é desejo-vos uma entrada em 2014 muito muito feliz recheada de coisas boas!
New Year, New Life is a portuguese very well known saying! I wish a happy new year to you all and hope that 2014 bring you only good things.
Digam-me quem é a mulher que não é apaixonada por malas e que não gostaria de ter um closet cheio delas?
É uma mala grande, como eu gosto já que ando sempre com a casa atrás, numa cor que facilmente se enquadra em qualquer look e uma relação preço/qualidade bastante boa.
Fiquei fã da marca e aconselho-vos a perder um pouco de tempo no site pois irão encontrar verdadeiros achados.
Tell me if there's a woman who isn't madly in love with bags and wish to have a closet full of them?
It's a big bag, which is great for me that like to bring everything with me, in a color that easily fits any outfit and a price/quality relation quite good.
I became fan of the brand and if you want to spend a little time in its website you will find great findings.
Nesta época festiva o conforto tem que ser garantido naquilo que vestimos mas isso não significa que nos desleixemos e descuremos a nossa aparência. Por isso minha gente toca a deixar a preguiça de lado e dêem azo à imaginação!
Aqui há dias participei num desafio cujo tema era peças com brilho e na altura reparei que não tinha muitas peças deste tipo mas desde então vieram cá parar umas coisitas das quais esta camisola de lã fofinha que é um mimo!
In the season greetings time comfort must be guaranteed in what we wear but that doesn't mean that we don't care about what we dress and the way we look. Só people stop being lady and give your imagination an opportunity!
A few days ago I posted a challenge where the theme was glittering and at that time I notice that I didn't have many pieces of clothe of this type and since then I bought a few glittering things as this super cute jumper!
Uma questão de detalhe! | It's a detail issue!
O friozinho aperta mas não é isso que me vai impedir de usar vestidos. É apenas uma questão de apostar em collants quentinhos quanto mais opacos melhor.
Por isso o look de hoje pode resumir-se a: um vestido preto que podia ser apenas mais um mas com uma grande diferença num pequeno detalhe nos ombros e um toque diferente nos sapatos.
The cold is getting harder but that is not going to stop me from wearing dresses. It's just a matter of choosing some warm tights the darker the better.
Só today's outfit may be summarize in: a black dress that could have been just one more but that has a huge difference in a small detail in the shoulders and a different touch in the shoes.
Adorei este look da Mary Lambert e acho que tem tudo a ver com o seu estilo pessoal e a mensagem que quer transmitir aos seus fãs!!
I love this look from Mary Lambert and I think that it is so acccording to her personal style and the message she wants to pass to her fans!!
Então receberam muitas prendinhas? Hoje mostro-vos um look ainda pré-natalício! Já sabem que quando posso, e as obrigações no trabalho me permitem, gosto de optar por roupas mais casuais e confortáveis.
So have you received many gifts? Today I show you an outfit I took photos before Christmas! You already know that when I can, and the job obligations allow me, I like to dress more casual and comfy clothes.
Ele há coisa melhor do que estar com a nossa família especialmente nesta época natalícia? Eu acho que não!
Adoro estar com eles e ver a pequenada a correr (e correr com eles também confesso)! E por isso a roupa tem que ser confortável permitindo uma total liberdade de movimentos.
Is there a better thing that to be with our family especially in this Christmas season? I don't think so!
I love to be with them and see the children running around (and I must say that I run with them too)! So the outfit must be comfortable allowing a complete freedom of movements.
É quase Natal e tem sido uma correria entre compras e festas não? Sou daquele tipo de pessoas que faz as compras de Natal todas em Novembro porque, apesar de adorar centros comercias, não tenho paciência para andar nestes sítios durante este mês já que é um stress enorme.
Os jantares de Natal é outro stress mas mais na eterna dúvida sobre o que usar, o que é apropriado e como é que vamos parecer chiques sem estarmos completamente enchouriçadas em roupa.
Hoje deixo-vos uma sugestão simples e elegante: calças clássicas, um top mais elaborado e umas pumps vermelhos (depois adicionei um casaco de malha e um sobretudo).
It's almost Christmas time and it has been a running between shopping and parties right? I'm the type of person that buy all Christmas gifts in November because, though I love shopping centers, I don't have the patience to be around these places at this time because it's so stressful.
Christmas parties are other stressful thing because we don't know what to wear, which clothes are best for us to look chic without looking like a dummy full of clothes.
Today I show you a simple sugestion and quite elegant: classic trousers, a glitter top and red pumps (after I just added a cardigan and a coat).
Adorei este Stella McCartney que Adele usou recentemente numa cerimónia onde recebeu das mãos do Príncipe Carlos um galardão.
Depois de meses dedicada apenas à maternidade eis que surge completamente diva mas eu sou um pouco suspeita porque adoro esta mulher!
I love this Stella McCartney that Adele wore recently in a ceremony where she received an award from the hands of Prnce Charles.
After months dedicated only to motherhood, here she is again totally diva style but I'm a little bit suspicious because I really love her!
Por esta altura já sabem que o camel é uma das minhas cores e por isso facilmente construo looks onde esta é a cor base.
At this time you already know that camel is one of my colors and so easily I build outfits where it's the basic color.


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Jupiter's icy moon Europa could give the word "moonlight" a whole new meaning. New laboratory experiments suggest that the night side of this moon glows in the dark.
The surface of Europe, which is believed to consist mainly of water ice mixed with various salts, is constantly bombarded with energetic electrons by Jupiter's intense magnetic field (SN: May 19, 2015). When researchers simulated this interaction in the laboratory by shooting electrons at salty ice samples, the ice glowed. The brightness of this glow depended on the type of salt in the ice, researchers report online November 9 in Natural astronomy.
If the same interaction on Europe creates this never-before-seen type of moonlight, a future mission there, such as the NASA-planned Europa Clipper spacecraft, may possibly use this ice light to map the surface composition of Europe. This, in turn, could provide insight into the salinity of the ocean lurking beneath Europe's icy crust (SN: 06/14/19).
"That affects the temperature of this liquid water – the freezing point; it affects the thickness of the ice shell; This has an impact on the habitability of this liquid water, "says Jennifer Hanley, a planetary researcher at Lowell Observatory in Flagstaff, Arizona who is not involved in the new work. The subterranean ocean of Europe is considered to be one of the most promising places to look for extraterrestrial life in the solar system (SN: April 8th, 2020).
NASA's planned Europa Clipper mission (pictured) may be able to detect the glow of Europe as it flies past the dark side of the moon. Fluctuations in brightness could indicate differences in the chemical composition of Europe's icy crust.JPL-Caltech / NASA
The discovery of the potential ice glow in Europe was "accidental," says Murthy Gudipati, who studies the physics and chemistry of ice at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California. Gudipati and colleagues originally wanted to investigate how electron bombardment can change the chemistry of ice Europe's surface ice. However, in video recordings of their first experiments, the team noticed that ice samples pelted with electrons gave off an unexpected glow.
Fascinated, the researchers aimed their electron beam at samples of pure water ice as well as water ice mixed with various salts. Each ice core was cooled to the surface temperature of Europe (approx. –173 ° Celsius) and showered with electrons that had the same energies as those that hit Europe. Over 20 seconds of irradiation, a spectrometer measured the wavelengths of light or spectrum given off by the ice.
The ice samples all radiated whitish because they emitted light with many different wavelengths. However, the brightness of each ice sample depended on its composition. Ice that contained sodium chloride, also known as table salt or sodium carbonate, appeared to be weaker than plain water ice. Ice cream mixed with magnesium sulfate, on the other hand, was lighter.
"I've done some envelope calculations [of] What would the brightness of Europe be if we stood on it in the dark, "says Gudipati. "It's about … as bright as I am when I walk the beach when the moon is full."
Based on the specifications proposed for a camera to fly on the Europa Clipper mission, Gudipati and colleagues estimate that the spaceship could see Europa glowing ice during a flyby on the dark side of the moon. Dark spots in Europe could reveal regions rich in sodium, while lighter areas could be rich in magnesium.
The glow of ice in the laboratory doesn't necessarily mean that it will happen the same way in Europe, warns Hanley. Jupiter's icy moon was blocked by high-energy electrons for much longer than 20 seconds. "Is there ever a point where you could break down the salts and this glow stop happening?" She wonders.
Other planetary researchers are not convinced that the surface of Europe is very salty. These researchers, including Roger Clark of the Planetary Science Institute in Lakewood, Colorado, believe that the obvious evidence of salts on Europe is actually created by acids like sulfuric acid. The surface of Europe can be coated with both salts and acids, says Clark. "What [the researchers] Next, acids need to be irradiated … to see if they can tell the difference between salt with water ice and acids with water ice. "
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