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Does it matter for domestic investment whether a country's financial system is bank-based or stock-market based? This paper posits that financial intermediation affects domestic investment notably by alleviating financing constraints, allowing firms to increase investment in response to increased demand for output. The key result is that the structure of the financial system has no independent effect on investment, in the sense that it does not enhance the response of investment to changes in output, while financial development makes investment more responsive to output growth. Consequently, rather than promoting a particular type of financial structure, countries should implement policies that reduce transactions costs in financial intermediation and enforce creditor and investor rights. This will facilitate the development of banks and stock markets, which will stimulate domestic investment.
For over a century, economists have debated the comparative merits of bank-based systems and stock-market-based systems in mobilizing resources and enhancing economic growth (see Levine, 2002 for a review of this debate).1 This paper examines whether bank-based or stock-market-based financial systems are better at promoting domestic investment. To investigate this empirical question, the paper posits that financial intermediation affects investment notably by alleviating financing constraints, and that better functioning financial systems allow firms to invest more in response to increased demand for output. It follows that at the aggregate level, developed financial systems are associated with a stronger response of domestic investment to an increase in per capita GDP. This analysis draws from the accelerator theory, which predicts a positive relationship between investment and changes in output.2 The econometric analysis in this paper is based on a sample of 99 countries including developed and developing countries for the period 1965–1997. The effect of financial structure is examined by classifying countries into four categories: financially developed bank-based, financially developed stock-market based, financially underdeveloped bank-based, and financially underdeveloped stock-market-based systems (see Demirgüç-Kunt and Levine, 2001). The analysis uses a dynamic investment equation including lagged investment, an indicator of financial intermediation, an interaction term between the lag of the growth rate of per capita GDP and a dummy for the financial structure category, and other determinants of investment. A significant coefficient on the interaction term implies that financial structure affects domestic investment through the accelerator effect. The paper tests whether financial structure has an independent effect on domestic investment by controlling for the level of financial development using conventional measures of financial intermediation. Effects of financial development on domestic investment are tested using both cross-section and panel data regressions. To circumvent potential simultaneity problems arising from possible two-way relationships between financial intermediation and investment, lags of the financial intermediation indicators are used as instruments in the panel data regressions. In the cross-section regression analysis the initial level of financial development and the country's legal origin are used alternatively as instruments for financial development. The objective is to establish a connection between the exogenous component of financial development and domestic investment and test whether financial structure exerts any incremental effect on domestic investment given the level of financial development. The key finding in this paper is that the structure of the financial system has no independent effect on investment, in the sense that it does not enhance the response of domestic investment to changes in per capita GDP in a model that accounts for the level of financial development and other determinants of investment. In contrast, the overall level of financial development makes domestic investment more responsive to output growth; that is, financial development has an accelerator-enhancing effect on investment. The evidence in this paper suggests that it is the level of financial development, not the type of financial system that matters for domestic investment. This paper is an important contribution to the existing body of empirical research on the links between financial intermediation and economic activity. Specifically it sheds some light on the debate on the role of financial structure and complements recent studies that have concluded that financial structure has no effect on long-run economic growth (Levine, 2002). This paper focuses on an important aspect of economic activity, namely domestic investment, which plays a substantial role in long-run economic growth. Unlike conventional country case studies that have been used to explore the effects of financial structure on economic performance, this paper exploits cross-country variations in both financial structure and domestic investment. The remainder of the text is organized as follows. The next section reviews the literature on the role and comparative merits of banks and stock markets in facilitating domestic investment. Section 3 describes the data and presents some summary statistics. Section 4 presents the methodology and discusses the econometric results and Section 5 concludes.
This study has examined two related but different questions about the links between financial intermediation and domestic investment. The first question is whether higher financial development induces higher domestic investment. The second is whether the structure of the financial system (bank-based vs. stock-market based) matters for domestic investment. The empirical results are informative with regard to both questions. The evidence shows that the various indicators of financial development are positively related to domestic investment. This implies that financial development facilitates domestic investment to the extent that it is accompanied by an increase in the supply of funds to investors. This suggests that as a country's financial system becomes more sophisticated, capital becomes more available and cheaper, and it is allocated more efficiently. As a result, investors find it easier to obtain the funds necessary to respond to an increase in the demand for output, which raises the level of investment. The results in this study also indicate that for a given level of financial development and controlling for country-specific factors, the structure of the financial system has no incremental impact on domestic investment. The results are inconsistent with claims that either bank-based or stock-market-based financial systems are better at promoting investment. The evidence is consistent with the view that banks and stock markets are complementary. This paper contributes to the new empirical literature on the effects of financial structure on long-run economic growth (Levine, 2002) and industry-level performance (Beck and Levine, 2002). Whereas these studies focused on long-run growth outcomes, this paper examines both short-run and long-run effects of financial intermediation on domestic investment. The evidence in this paper sheds some light on the debate on the comparative merits of banks vs. stock markets in stimulating investment. Given the wide diversity in the levels of economic development, investment rates, and financial structure across the countries in the sample used in this study, it is not likely that the results are driven by some sampling bias. Moreover, the analysis with panel data is a significant improvement compared to the traditional research on the relationship between financial structure and real economic activity, which has typically relied on case studies on industrialized countries. The results in this paper are informative with regard to policies aimed at boosting domestic investment. The evidence suggests that it may not be useful to expend resources in trying to promote a particular type of financial structure. This is particularly relevant for less-developed countries that are most resource-constrained. Instead, countries will benefit from reducing policy uncertainty, strengthening the regulatory framework, and enforcing creditor and investor rights. This will create an environment that facilitates the development of banks as well as stock markets, which will stimulate domestic investment.
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It's a common question for every gardener "how often should I water my plants." We know that without watering our plant must die. This is a fundamental ingredient for every type of plants. It's especially crucial for houseplants because they don't get any natural source of water. Main causes of indoor plants death are too little water or too much water. It seems simple that watering houseplant is very easy, but at first, you know the requirements. This watering houseplant guide will help you to know the requirements of plant watering.
Watering from the top: the most common way of a watering houseplant is pouring the water out of the plants and soil, then leave it for sometimes to soak it. For this method, your potting must need better drainage system so that excess water can run out. In this system give the plant good drinking water. After draining all water make sure that your tray or planting pot is not flooded with water still now, be careful and notice that your plants are not sitting in water. For a large collection of plants, it will be an easy way for you. But this method has some cons, for example, you can't ensure that your plants get enough water to their requirements. The wet soil of the top can't ensure that your plants get enough water and soil soaked it. Another con of this method is since you always watering them on the surface level of the soil so, they always keep wet, and water may produce gnats.
Watering plants from bottom: you can supply water to your plants from the bottom of the plants. Most of the plant's roots come to the bottom of the pot. You can try this method for indoor plants. Fill the tray or saucer under the pot of the plants and let some time to soak the water according to their requirements. Some plants are sensitive to getting wet; this is method is preferable for this type of plants. Some advantages of this method for example: since the surface level of the soil become dry for every time so, soil gnats can't produce. But be careful because it may cause overwatering. So, don't forget to remove excess water from the tray or saucer. Don't allow water for more times.
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Buster Posey as Giants' official captain might be a fitting, rare gesture
Sporting Green // John Shea on Baseball
John Shea March 16, 2019 Updated: March 16, 2019 8:29 p.m.
Buster Posey as Giants' official captain might be a...
1of9NEW YORK, NEW YORK - May 9: Buster Posey #28 of the San Francisco Giants in the dugout preparing to bat during the San Francisco Giants Vs New York Mets regular season MLB game at Citi Field on May 09, 2017 in New York City. (Photo by Tim Clayton/Corbis via Getty Images)Photo: Tim Clayton - Corbis / Corbis via Getty Images
2of9Giants' Buster Posey, 28 doubles in the sixth inning to score JOe Panik, 12 and give the Giants a 7-4 lead, as the San Francisco Giants take on the Los Angeles Dodgers during their home opener of the 2016 MLB season, at AT&T Park in San Francisco, California on Thurs. April 7, 2016.Photo: Michael Macor / The Chronicle 2016
3of9San Francisco Giants' manager Bruce Bochy and Buster Posey embrace after Game 7 of the World Series at Kauffman Stadium on Wednesday, Oct. 29, 2014 in Kansas City, Mo.Photo: Scott Strazzante / The Chronicle 2014
4of9San Francisco Giants' Buster Posey prepares for his at bat in 1st inning against Colorado Rockies during MLB game at AT&T Park in San Francisco, CA on Thursday, May 17, 2018.Photo: Scott Strazzante / The Chronicle 2018
5of9San Francisco Giants catcher Buster Posey (28) hits a foul ball during an MLB game between the San Francisco Giants and Oakland Athletics at AT&T Park on Friday, July 13, 2018, in San Francisco, Calif. The Giants won 7-1.Photo: Santiago Mejia / The Chronicle
6of9San Francisco Giants' Madison Bumgarner and Buster Posey celebrate after Game 7 of the World Series at Kauffman Stadium on Wednesday, Oct. 29, 2014 in Kansas City, Mo.Photo: Scott Strazzante, The Chronicle
7of9Giants Buster Posey parades around the field waving to fans following San Francisco's win of the 2010 World Series over the Texas Rangers on Monday Nov. 1, 2010 in Arlington, Tx., with a score of 3-1.Photo: Michael Macor / San Francisco Chronicle
8of9San Francisco Giants' Buster Posey doubles in 2nd inning against San Diego Padres during MLB game at AT&T Park in San Francisco, Calif., on Sunday, October 1, 2017.Photo: Scott Strazzante / The Chronicle
9of9San Francisco Giants' Buster Posey and his wife Kristen wave to fans as the San Francisco Giants celebrate their World Series Championship with a parade up Market Street in downtown San Francisco, Calif., on Wednesday Oct. 31, 2012.Photo: Michael Macor / The Chronicle
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — Buster Posey is the Giants' undisputed leader in the clubhouse and on the field, an MVP and three-time World Series champion who earns respect by the way he plays the game and conducts himself.
With Posey turning 32 this month and entering his 11th big-league season, it's a pivotal and uncertain chapter in the six-time All-Star's career.
He's coming off hip surgery. The only manager he has had in the majors, Bruce Bochy, is retiring after the season. And the Giants are transitioning under Farhan Zaidi with new philosophies and personnel.
Through it all, Posey remains his old self. Cool, composed, diligent, thoughtful, witty, determined. And as always, popular among teammates and fans.
With Zaidi the new president of baseball operations, CEO Larry Baer on leave after a physical confrontation with his wife and Bochy about to begin his swan song season, Posey's leadership might be more important than ever.
The common denominator to the Giants' three World Series titles, he said he appreciates and welcomes the responsibilities and duties and doesn't take them lightly.
"It comes naturally because ultimately the goal is to try to win," Posey said. "So if someone comes to you with a question, you try to give them information that's going to help them and help the team win. If you keep that singular mind-set, it makes all that stuff that comes around it much clearer."
Posey's words and actions still carry weight around China Basin. He has been the unofficial team captain almost as long as he has been wearing black and orange, and if there ever was a time to make it official and give Posey the title, to help smooth the transition of a franchise heading in a new direction, perhaps it's now.
"Buster would be my choice," shortstop Brandon Crawford said.
Captains aren't as common in baseball as they are in football, basketball and hockey. There are no pregame handshakes with the opposition. There's no coin toss. There's no designated person to be the liaison between players and umpires.
It's not a mandatory role in baseball. But if Willie Mays, Henry Aaron and Derek Jeter were captains, it must be an honorable thing.
David Wright of the Mets was baseball's last captain. He retired after last season. The Giants haven't had a captain since Darrell Evans and Jack Clark in the '80s.
Bochy never had a captain. Not Tony Gwynn, not Trevor Hoffman. When asked whether the thought of Posey captaining ever crossed his mind, Bochy said no, but the notion intrigued him.
"I never had one," Bochy said. "It's not really something I thought about. It's a title, but I think some guys don't need that title. I think people look at Buster as the captain on this club. He doesn't need that title."
Bochy didn't rule out the idea and was interested in Posey's take. So we approached him.
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"How many teams really do that?" Posey asked. "I don't think there's even a team that does that."
True. Not now. But how many teams have a guy who has been the leader on three championship teams in five years?
Was Posey ever a captain at any level?
"I've never had a C on my shirt, if that's what you're asking," he said with a laugh. "No, I don't think there was ever a situation where a coach said, 'Hey, guys, he's the captain.' "
Bochy isn't unique. Neither Roger Craig, Dusty Baker nor Felipe Alou had a captain. They were their own captains per se.
In fact, Posey doesn't need a C on his chest to be the team leader. He has the right personality and résumé, plays a position of leadership and has undying respect in the room.
"He's definitely more a leader by example, and he speaks up when he needs to," Crawford said. "He's not a rah-rah guy. He's not going to be yelling in the dugout or anything like that, but if we're going through something or something needs to be said, he steps up and says it."
Hunter Pence was the rah-rah guy, the fiery outfielder known as the Reverend who gave invaluable pep talks, especially in the postseason. Now he's a Texas Ranger, and the Giants are without his inspirational presence for the first time in eight years.
Pence's absence is noticeable, though Crawford suggested Pablo Sandoval has the energy and flamboyance to help fill the void.
"Hunter was a halftime-speech type guy, and everybody loved to see how positive he was every day," pitcher Jeff Samardzija said. "We're going to have to come up with different ways to fill that void but still remember the tenacity and positive energy he brought every day."
Samardzija was an All-America wide receiver at Notre Dame, where captains are cherished. He didn't happen to be one.
"Prima donnas aren't usually voted captains," he quipped. "We had (quarterback) Brady Quinn. He is Notre Dame. I'm not going to be captain over The Face. His name is Quinn. My name is Samardzija. I'm Orthodox. They weren't going to put me on the cover."
On the other hand, Samardzija sees Posey as a captain type.
"Without a doubt," Samardzija said. "When Buster talks, everybody listens. It always comes from somewhere, and it makes sense. He's not burying guys. Buster's just a class act."
Leadership, the way Posey sees it, is part of his job description.
"It comes with the territory," he said. "The more time you have in the game, what you say carries a little bit more weight. It's easier to talk to a guy after being around for 10 years than two or three years where you might be a little more hesitant because it might come off as being brash or cocky.
"It's more about being yourself and whatever comes out, that's what it is. Where you can get into trouble is if you try to be something that you're not. People are pretty good about seeing through stuff that's not genuine."
John Shea is The San Francisco Chronicle's national baseball writer. Email: jshea@sfchronicle.com Twitter: @JohnSheaHey
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John Shea is the San Francisco Chronicle's national baseball writer and columnist. He is in his 33rd year covering baseball, including 28 in the Bay Area. He wrote three baseball books, including Rickey Henderson's biography ("Confessions of a Thief") and "Magic by the Bay," an account of the 1989 World Series.
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package org.camunda.bpm.engine.runtime;

import java.io.Serializable;

import org.camunda.bpm.engine.ProcessEngineConfiguration;
import org.camunda.bpm.engine.query.Query;

/**
 * @author roman.smirnov
 */
public interface VariableInstanceQuery extends Query<VariableInstanceQuery, VariableInstance> {

  /** Only select the variable with the given Id
   * @param the id of the variable to select
   * @return the query object */
  VariableInstanceQuery variableId(String id);

  /** Only select variable instances which have the variable name. **/
  VariableInstanceQuery variableName(String variableName);

  /** Only select variable instances which have one of the variables names. **/
  VariableInstanceQuery variableNameIn(String... variableNames);

  /** Only select variable instances which have the name like the assigned variable name.
   * The string can include the wildcard character '%' to express like-strategy:
   * starts with (string%), ends with (%string) or contains (%string%).
   **/
  VariableInstanceQuery variableNameLike(String variableNameLike);

  /** Only select variable instances which have one of the executions ids. **/
  VariableInstanceQuery executionIdIn(String... executionIds);

  /** Only select variable instances which have one of the process instance ids. **/
  VariableInstanceQuery processInstanceIdIn(String... processInstanceIds);

  /** Only select variable instances which have one of the case execution ids. **/
  VariableInstanceQuery caseExecutionIdIn(String... caseExecutionIds);

  /** Only select variable instances which have one of the case instance ids. **/
  VariableInstanceQuery caseInstanceIdIn(String... caseInstanceIds);

  /** Only select variable instances which have one of the task ids. **/
  VariableInstanceQuery taskIdIn(String... taskIds);

  /** Only select variables instances which have on of the variable scope ids. **/
  VariableInstanceQuery variableScopeIdIn(String... variableScopeIds);

  /** Only select variable instances which have one of the activity instance ids. **/
  VariableInstanceQuery activityInstanceIdIn(String... activityInstanceIds);

  /**
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   * of variable is determined based on the value, using types configured in
   * {@link ProcessEngineConfiguration#getVariableSerializers()}.
   * Byte-arrays and {@link Serializable} objects (which are not primitive type wrappers)
   * are not supported.
   * @param name name of the variable, cannot be null.
   * @param value variable value, can be null.
   */
  VariableInstanceQuery variableValueEquals(String name, Object value);

  /**
   * Only select variable instances which have the given name, but
   * with a different value than the passed value.
   * Byte-arrays and {@link Serializable} objects (which are not primitive type wrappers)
   * are not supported.
   * @param name name of the variable, cannot be null.
   * @param value variable value, can be null.
   */
  VariableInstanceQuery variableValueNotEquals(String name, Object value);

  /**
   * Only select variable instances which value is greater than the passed value.
   * Booleans, Byte-arrays and {@link Serializable} objects (which are not primitive type wrappers)
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   * @param name variable name, cannot be null.
   * @param value variable value, cannot be null.
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  /**
   * Only select variable instances which value is greater than or equal to
   * the passed value. Booleans, Byte-arrays and {@link Serializable} objects (which
   * are not primitive type wrappers) are not supported.
   * @param name variable name, cannot be null.
   * @param value variable value, cannot be null.
   */
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  /**
   * Only select variable instances which value is less than the passed value.
   * Booleans, Byte-arrays and {@link Serializable} objects (which are not primitive type wrappers)
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   * @param name variable name, cannot be null.
   * @param value variable value, cannot be null.
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  /**
   * Only select variable instances which value is less than or equal to the passed value.
   * Booleans, Byte-arrays and {@link Serializable} objects (which are not primitive type wrappers)
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   * @param name variable name, cannot be null.
   * @param value variable value, cannot be null.
   */
  VariableInstanceQuery variableValueLessThanOrEqual(String name, Object value);

  /**
   * Disable fetching of byte array and file values. By default, the query will fetch such values.
   * By calling this method you can prevent the values of (potentially large) blob data chunks
   * to be fetched. The variables themselves are nonetheless included in the query result.
   *
   * @return the query builder
   */
  VariableInstanceQuery disableBinaryFetching();

  /**
   * Disable deserialization of variable values that are custom objects. By default, the query
   * will attempt to deserialize the value of these variables. By calling this method you can
   * prevent such attempts in environments where their classes are not available.
   * Independent of this setting, variable serialized values are accessible.
   */
  VariableInstanceQuery disableCustomObjectDeserialization();

  /**
   * Only select variable instances which value is like the given value.
   * This be used on string variables only.
   * @param name variable name, cannot be null.
   * @param value variable value, cannot be null. The string can include the
   * wildcard character '%' to express like-strategy:
   * starts with (string%), ends with (%string) or contains (%string%).
   */
  VariableInstanceQuery variableValueLike(String name, String value);

  /** Only select variable instances with one of the given tenant ids. */
  VariableInstanceQuery tenantIdIn(String... tenantIds);

  /** Order by variable name (needs to be followed by {@link #asc()} or {@link #desc()}). */
  VariableInstanceQuery orderByVariableName();

  /** Order by variable type (needs to be followed by {@link #asc()} or {@link #desc()}). */
  VariableInstanceQuery orderByVariableType();

  /** Order by activity instance id (needs to be followed by {@link #asc()} or {@link #desc()}). */
  VariableInstanceQuery orderByActivityInstanceId();

  /**
   * Order by tenant id (needs to be followed by {@link #asc()} or {@link #desc()}).
   * Note that the ordering of variable instances without tenant id is database-specific.
   */
  VariableInstanceQuery orderByTenantId();

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seems like everytime it writes to the file it will quit whatever serve he is on. and it happens in 4 minutes after he joins.
i was thinking about redoing the whole thing again.. but then i will never figure out what was wrong..
in what lines does the bot.conf file is making it set to write the files at a time interval? or what is making it write ?
I'd suspspect a script or module that freezes the bot by endlessly waiting for syncronous input or running an endless loop. There shouldn't be a possible setting from the default eggdrop that can make it stuck.
no idea until you can track down it further. try replacing uncommon scripts with common known-to-work scripts with same/similar features.
It could be bind specific (modes, joins, parts, quits, ctcps, actions, etc.), it could be character specific of channels, topics, nicks or chats (in which case I can only think of an error, not an hang up, but you never know), it could be an increasing problem. if some kinds of stats are stored they might fill up the memory (in which case the bot should crash, not hang up...)... maybe you wil recognize its impossible to tell the reason. Try to stay in telnet with all logs turned on, maybe the last lines will tell some more.
in my bot.conf file i deleted the entire line and every line that says: op me.. is deleted.
.rehash .reload and .save but is still does that every minute.. i am just aobut to give up on this eggdrop... so plz help me finish it.
never mind... got it to join so far and working.. i guess the channel that i was testing on just need an @ to sit there.. now is stop doing it.. now testing without any .tcl script and see how that goes..
Just type .chanset #chan need-op in your partyline , with no parameter set this function will be disabled.
EGGDROP IS GREAT!!!!!!!!! after editing my conf file 50 times if not more and making 10 different conf files and trying different things out to find out waht was wrong with the wasting 2 weeks of testing time with eggdrop.. I FOUND THE SOLUTION! it was simple.. just commented out the a .tcl script that was corrupted or badly coded.. which made the bot go in endless circles and time out.. and PROBLEM SOLVED! thanks guys.. i was feeling pretty stupid and about to give up on the eggdrop.. but now i am loving it.. only thing is that those .tcl scritps are great IF CODED RIGHT! .. but i understand as most just do it for free..and is freewae.. what can you say.. can't complaint! .. THANKS TO ALL! even thanks to the guy who bad coded that script.. kind of made me learn all of the things in the conf file and what each setting does.. which i understand more..
De kus.. it was the thing that you said.. endless loop on a bad coded script! YOU GUYS GREAT! .... didn't think such a simple script could cause such a big mess.. was giving me errors.. and didn't show in the logs.. but finally IT'S DONE..


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Album length: 12 tracks
Street Date: June 21, 2005
Following the edgier outing Professional Rapper, John Reuben returns with his latest project, serving up the double-sided coin The Boy Vs. The Cynic. When writing his newest album, John crafted two separate projects altogether. A darker, more cynical side was revealed on Professional Rapper that had barely been touched on in the past. Reuben had hoped to explore this side further on a side project while keeping the "John Reuben" material more upbeat and light. However, when the two projects were submitted to Gotee, the label preferred the side project's material as well as the more radio-friendly tracks on the Reuben record. The end result? A compromise.
Aptly titled, The Boy Vs. The Cynic mixes a more upbeat and sunny pop format with the aggressive approach that Reuben's previous project Rapper took. The record shuffles the lighter and darker material throughout its duration, enduring some pretty heavy mood swings along the way. John transitions between songs like "Follow Your Leader," a petition for thinking for yourself and the eerie "Sales Pitch," to the catchy and boistrous "Sunshine" and party song "So Glad." It's a rollercoaster of emotions, but it keeps the record diverse and fresh. When the album ventures into the more serious waters, Reuben is quick to offer relief a song or two later.
There's a little something for everyone on The Boy Vs. The Cynic. For those who thought Hindsight was a little too spastic or unbridled and that Professional Rapper was too serious, the mix here is good. The hip-pop "Nuisance" features harmonies provided by Relient K's Matt Thiessen and just screams for radio airplay, while "There's Only Forgiveness" is a brutally frank and creative industrial rap highlight. The guest contributions don't stop with Thiessen, however. Most of the album's harmonies are provided in fact by House of Heroes frontman Tim Skipper, which is especially notable on the title track.
The Boy Vs. The Cynic may not be as unified as Reuben's previous release, but it pushes the boundaries creatively. The genre-bending project is a deeper album thematically, boldly venturing lyrically where few artists dare to go. Reuben's honesty and tell-it-as-he-sees-it style of songwriting is refreshing. Fans who've enjoyed his previous efforts, as well as those looking for something a little different in the hip-hop world, will undoubtedly find a lot to like about The Boy Vs. The Cynic.
- Review date: 6/19/05, written by John DiBiase
Record Label: Gotee Records
Follow Your Leader
Sales Pitch
So Glad
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Liverpool manager extends contract until 2024
German coach Jurgen Klopp agrees contract extension with club, Liverpool announce new deal
Fatih Erel | 13.12.2019
Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp signed a new contract on Friday with the English football club to head the team until 2024.
The English club announced the news in a statement on Friday.
"Liverpool Football Club are delighted to announce Jurgen Klopp has agreed a contract extension with the club. The manager will extend his Reds tenure until 2024, ensuring he will remain at the helm for a further four-and-a-half years," it said.
"The deal comes after four hugely successful years in charge of Liverpool for the 52-year-old and will ensure the long-term foundations for the team's -- and indeed club's -- development will continue well into the next decade," the club said.
Liverpool won the UEFA Champions League with the German coach last season and closed the English Premier League second.
They are currently leading the Premier League with an 8-point lead.
"When I see the development of the club and the collaborative work that continues to take place, I feel my contribution can only grow," Klopp said after signing the new deal.
"This club is in such a good place, I couldn't contemplate leaving," he added.
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Q: Visual Studio macro to select the startup project In MSVC several operations (such as Menu: Build: Build ) are context sensitive to the currently selected Solution Project. However, that Project often changes if you've been navigating Solution Explorer.
I'd like to write a macro that find the project specified as the "startup project", and the selects it to make it active. I haven't found the appropriate DTE calls though.

A: My primary goal was to build the startup project, which I have found a solution to:
Public Sub BuildStartupProject()
    Dim sb As SolutionBuild = DTE.Solution.SolutionBuild
    Dim projName As String = sb.StartupProjects(0)
    DTE.ExecuteCommand("View.Output")
    sb.BuildProject(sb.ActiveConfiguration.Name, projName, False)
End Sub

From the Chromium project wiki.

A: Here is somthing that should get you started, I have not verified if it will work when projects are nested inside a folder.
Sub SetStartupProjectasActive()
    Dim solutionName As String = DTE.Solution.Properties.Item("Name").Value
    Dim startupProject As String = DTE.Solution.Properties.Item("StartupProject").Value
    Dim fullItemName As String = String.Format("{0}\{1}", solutionName, startupProject)

    DTE.Windows.Item(Constants.vsWindowKindSolutionExplorer).Activate()
    DTE.ActiveWindow.Object.GetItem(fullItemName).Select(vsUISelectionType.vsUISelectionTypeSelect)
End Sub

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Bonded By Similar Paths, Jokic & Barton Sign Big Deals
DENVER (AP) — Nikola Jokic and Will Barton grew up worlds apart.
Their paths, though, followed a similar route to a big payday with the Denver Nuggets. Jokic signed a max contract worth around $147 million for five seasons, and Barton returned on a four-year deal that could earn him more than $50 million.
As bench players a few years ago, Barton made a comment that stuck with his center.
"He called us Kobe and Shaq," Jokic recounted Monday at a news conference for the pair. "We kind of grew together."
Bonded by similar roads.
From Serbia, Jokic was a second-round pick by Denver in 2014 (41st overall) — a 6-foot-10 project who needed to lose about 30 pounds. He did and has blossomed into one of the top big men in the league.
From Baltimore, Barton was a second-round pick by Portland in 2012 (40th overall) — a sharp-shooter buried on the Blazers' bench and just needing a chance. He got one when Denver traded for him and became a versatile reserve player/occasional starter.
"I don't think we are a team that can follow other archetypes in how teams are built," Nuggets president of basketball operations Tim Connelly explained. "We have to find and develop guys. We have to find and develop guys who want to be here long term."
Nikola Jokic #15 of the Denver Nuggets is guarded by Jeff Teague #0 of the Minnesota Timberwolves at the Pepsi Center on April 5, 2018 in Denver, Colorado. NOTE TO USER: User expressly acknowledges and agrees that, by downloading and or using this photograph, User is consenting to the terms and conditions of the Getty Images License Agreement. (Photo by Matthew Stockman/Getty Images)
Jokic is an unassuming star in the making. His 10 triple-doubles last season were the most in a single season for a Nuggets player since Fat Lever in 1987-88. In addition, Jokic is the fifth player in NBA history with 3,000 or more points, 2,000 rebounds and 1,000 assists in their first three seasons, joining names such as Oscar Robertson, Larry Bird, Maurice Stokes and Sidney Wicks.
"To see how quickly he's made the jump and how comfortable he is producing against the elite of the league, it's something I've never seen," Connelly said. "He's one of the best players in the NBA."
The spotlight really isn't his thing. He'd much rather be back home in Serbia this time of year, where his routine goes something like this: Work out, lunch, go to the stables to check on his two horses and then work out some more. He doesn't like the attention.
"He's got this huge contract and life-changing money and everything, but he's going to still be with his horses, still wear sweat pants, even though we tell him to wear a button-up shirt," cracked his brother, Nemanja. "He feels comfortable. I don't think anything is going to change about it."
Will Barton #5 of the Denver Nuggets drives to the basket against Harrison Barnes #40 of the Dallas Mavaricks at the Pepsi Center on January 16, 2018 in Denver, Colorado. (Photo by Matthew Stockman/Getty Images)
It won't. Connelly and Barton were recently talking about that very subject.
"I've never seen a guy less enthused about a contract this big — and I say that in a positive sense," Connelly said.
Jokic even said as much with Josh Kroenke, the vice chairman of Kroenke Sports and Entertainment, flanked to his right.
"When I was younger, my dream was not to sign a big contract. My dream was to have fun and win big games, some championships," Jokic said. "Winning is the most important thing."
The Nuggets are coming off a season in which they won 46 games, but the season came down to a winner-take-all scenario in Minnesota, where the Nuggets came up short in overtime to miss out on the playoffs. Jokic is trying to help the Nuggets reach the postseason for the first time since 2012-13 — an even more difficult task with LeBron James joining the Los Angeles Lakers.
"We're not too worried about what anybody else is doing," Kroenke said. "We're worried about what we're doing and our process of winning. We started to hit on a few of those things last couple of years. A very underrated aspect of sports is continuity. These guys having played for several years now, that's only going to benefit us."
Will Barton has been vocal about wanting to be a starter. He said today that was part of the conversation before he signed his new deal and that it will take his game "to another level" and he's out to prove the move "wasn't a mistake." #Nuggets #NBA pic.twitter.com/Tr5zhMOg1d
— Michael Spencer (@MichaelCBS4) July 9, 2018
Especially the bond between Jokic and Barton, who was acquired in a trade with Portland on Feb. 19, 2015. Barton averaged 15.7 points, five rebounds and 4.1 assists as he alternated between coming off the bench and being a starter.
A big reason he elected to stay in Denver was coach Michael Malone not trying to rein him in.
"Coach Malone lets me be me as a player," Barton said. "The style of play I have, a lot of coaches are scared of that, and they won't let me be me. Coach Malone never boxed me in.
"I knew this is where I wanted to be."
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Drawing is visual thinking. This is where I post sketchbook drawings and other visual play, regardless of whether they relate to other finished works. As with my Instagram feed (@casparfair), this page serves as both an informal background and broader context to my finished work.
All of the drawings of real subjects are drawn by direct observation: I never draw from photographs. That's not because I regard working from photographs as an invalid or wrong activity — though it is a poor and inadequate substitute for a sound knowledge of drawing. Rather, it's because what I value most in the process of drawing is the direct experience of analysing perception that it can entail when properly considered.
When you work from a photo, you have no perceptual information other than that which has been captured by the original you're working from. To make matters worse, camera lenses introduce their own perspectival space, which differs from that of the human eye. It's very easy to miss or ignore this difference. Of course, the nature of camera perception as compared with human perception is a very interesting subject in itself — one which I may pursue at some point in the future.


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Zika: From nuisance to 'genuine threat to public health'
Surgeon looks at new concerns surrounding an old virus
The Zika virus? Up until recently, you probably had never heard of it.
Discovered in Uganda in 1947 by scientists who were working to understand mosquito borne illnesses, the Zika virus has never been high on the radar of medical professionals. Transmitted via the bite of an infected Aedes mosquito, Zika was thought to be a "weak" cousin of the more dangerous viruses that caused diseases such as Dengue Fever and Chikungunya. Many people who contracted the virus showed no obvious symptoms. The people who got sick could expect mild to moderate discomfort due to symptoms which include fever, fatigue and a rash. Symptoms often lessened or stopped in a few days and no significant after effects were noted.
In essence an encounter with Zika was considered to be no more distressing than the common cold … until now.
Understanding that the Zika virus was thought to be isolated in the Eastern Hemispheres (Africa and Asia), those in the West had little reason to be aware of this puny, little pathogen. However, all of that changed over the course of 2015 when the country of Brazil noted a sharp spike in the number of newborns being delivered with a unique birth defect: microcephaly.
Microcephaly, is a medical term for an abnormally small head. The causes of microcephaly can vary, but in this instance the small skull was directly related to abnormal fetal brain development. In a normal year, we would expect to see a few hundred children born with microcephaly, but in 2015 over 3,900 children were born with microcephaly in Brazil. This was an astounding tenfold increase in occurrence. Trying to explain the sudden rise in microcephaly, specialists in Belem, Brazil examined the amniotic fluid of pregnant women carrying microcephalic babies. Results demonstrated the presence of the Zika virus in the fluid indicating that is could be a "causative agent." Subsequently the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) solidified the link when it isolated the virus in the brain tissue of microcephalic neonates who had died shortly after birth. All findings seem to indicate that the Zika virus has developed from a nuisance to a genuine threat to public health around the world.
Is it time to be concerned? Sure, but probably the real take home message is to be aware. Zika is in the Western hemisphere and if past history is any indication of future reality, Zika will not stay isolated to Brazil and South America. The virus can be expected to move north through Puerto Rico and South America, winding its way into the southern states. Already cases have been reported in South America, the Caribbean and Polynesia, as well as more than a dozen states in the U.S., including Hawaii, Florida and one in Texas, but these cases do not appear to be native born; rather they arose in mothers who travelled to countries where Zika is in evidence. Any area that contains the appropriate carrier mosquito is at risk.
Is there a vaccine, or antibiotic to manage the disease? Zika is new as a frontline viral threat and as such no vaccines are yet available. Antiviral medication do exist but their efficacy against the Zika virus is not known so the key to staying Zika-free is an avoidance protocol. Remembering that the, the major new alarms surrounding Zika are related to pregnancy, and specifically the neural development in the first trimester, it is newly pregnant women that are at greatest risk. These new mothers-to-be should avoid any areas know to harbor the Zika virus. Wearing long pants and long sleeve shirts creates a protective clothing barrier and in areas where open ventilation is present, mosquito netting has proven very effective in warding off flying pests. Pregnancy safe mosquito repellents are recommended and areas with standing stagnant water should be drained so that mosquito populations can be controlled. Given the newness of the problem, with Zika, an ounce of prevention is the only known "cure."
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FDU Basketball Throttled by Robert Morris in NEC Quarterfinals
By fduequinox on March 12, 2019
The FDU women's basketball team was dismantled by No. 1 seeded Robert Morris on the road 64-38 in the quarterfinals of the Northeast Conference tournament in Moon Township, Pa., Monday night.
The Knights trailed by 8 points at halftime, but that is when the game went south as the Knights were outscored 36-18 in the second half.
This is the fifth consecutive season the Knights have qualified for the NEC tournament, this year as a No. 8 seed.
The Knights have seen their season come to an abrupt four of the last five seasons at the hands of the Colonials.
The Knights (8-22), shot just over 27 percent from the field and 25 percent from downtown in this quarterfinal match up.
Senior guard Madellyn Comly and junior forward Lauren Francillon led the Knights in scoring with 10 point each.
Francillon hit two of the Knights' four 3-pointers in the game.
"I was very happy with how we followed our gameplan," head coach Peter Cinella said in a press release after the game. "And I liked the situation we were in during the first half. We did not get a few shots to fall, and I feel like it could've been a little closer than 28-20 if a few of our shots fell. Our goal was to hold Robert Morris under 55, and holding them to 28 in the first half, we were there. The first couple plays of the third quarter, we didn't get the shots to fall and then it was like a snowball going down a hill. We did get some good looks, but you only have a brief moment against Robert Morris' defense and you got to stick it because you don't get too many easy baskets."
The Colonials (20-10) shot 50 percent from the field and just under 44 percent from long-range.
Sophomore guard Nina Augustin and junior center Nneke Ezeigbo scored 13 points to lead the Colonials. Sophomore guard Honoka Ikematsu chipped in with 12.
The Knights struggled shooting in the second half and were unable to keep the Colonials' offense under control in the final 20 minutes.
The Colonials shot 52 percent from the field and 55 percent from three in the second half.
On the other hand, the Knights shot 21 and 28 percent, respectively, from the field and 3-point territory in the second half.
Comly, guard Lucia Serrano-Ranz, guard Natalie Zamora, guard Peniel M'Bakata and guard Emmanuella Edoka have played their last game in FDU burgundy and blue.
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FDU Controls St. Francis for NEC Crown, Punches Ticket to NCAA Tournament


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Caeso Duilius (  336–334 BC) was a Roman general and statesman. As consul in 336 BC, he and his colleague in office, Lucius Papirius Crassus, waged war against the Ausoni and Sidicini. In 334 BC, Duilius was the member of a three-man board to establish a colony at Cales, which Rome had conquered the previous year. Weigel (p. 226) notes that Duilius is the first attested plebeian member of a colonial commission.

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North Kent Methodist Circuit - Children's and youth workers breakfast.
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We start at about 8.30 and will finish by 10.30 come for as long as you like.
This is for anyone involved in children's and youth work. It is the time to share and have fun and eat. We hope to talk a bit about messy church but will talk about most things as usual. If there are any topics you would like to talk about at future events please let me know.
Dates for next breakfasts will be out soon.


Sticks and stones may break my bones and the words they say will hurt me.
Holi arrives just after the religious turmoil and on the backdrop of curfew. Sachin and Karim, both in 4th standard, want to play holi. Opposition from family members gives rise to various questions like 'who are we? What exactly is the difference between two of us?' They start questioning their existence. With their will to play holi together, they bring all their friends out of their homes. This struggle itself leads them to answers of questions they were asking about their existence.
Erica, who is in a halfway home, falls into a relapse with only Darren there to help her.
A struggling artist endures constant rejection as he battles to live his dream of becoming a professional actor.
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StandStand is the only truly portable standing desk, designed with the user mind, it's strong, lightweight, ergonomic and made in the U.S.A.
When we were introduced to StandStand, they had just closed out an incredible Kickstarter campaign. The product was something people wanted, but the company had set up a temporary site that didn't match the quality standard of the StandStand desk company.
The StandStand placeholder website was detracting from a product that could clearly sell itself. Our goal for the project was to identify what people loved about the idea of using Stand Stand and present that strongly on their website, in a way that was as beautifully designed as the product itself.
The company's new site would be their web presence, storefront, and information portal. We needed to create something that would fit all three while showcasing the quality of the product, and giving the client the flexibility to manage and update their own content and product portfolio moving forward.
We focused on designing a site that was engaging and functional, but also made it easy for the prospective customer to buy the company's main product – the StandStand – desk.
Working with a Kickstarter team on website design was exciting because we already knew what people wanted most in the product. Kickstarter's built-in community element showed us what to highlight to help StandStand sell their product most effectively. We read through all of the campaign comments, which was huge in helping us to understand their target customers. Getting an understanding of why StandStand is valuable to its target audience also convinced us to buy one of their desks for our office!


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import java.sql.Clob;
import java.sql.Date;
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Carolina Rain
Carolina Rain is a relatively new and rising country music group that was founded in 2003. Considered to be part of "new country" Carolina Rain was the first act signed to Equity Music Group which is an independent record label which is owned by Clint Black. Carolina Rain released one album so far called "Weather the Storm" which has produced five singles on the Hot Country Songs charts. You can listen to Jeremy Baxter, Rhean Boyer, and Marvin Evatt on vinyl for a great new sound in country music.
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Rhum Clément Names the Ti' Punch Cup Champion
THE WORLD FINAL AT HABITATION CLÉMENT
Located in Le Francois – Martinique, Habitation Clément is the birthplace of Rhum Agricole and carries the culture of an ancient Créole sugarcane plantation rich with French West Indian history, which has been completely refurbished by the Hayot family to remain a Martiniquean cultural icon for centuries. Formerly known as Domaine de l'Acajou, Habitation Clément welcomes thousands of tourists every year who come to discover old world and new world Créole culture. Many people spend peaceful time touring the botanical gardens or visiting where Rhum Clément has been made for more than 125 years, and no one leaves without a special bottle for their home bar.
Since 1887, the production of Rhum Clément has been carried out according to the purest traditions and most time-honored inherited from Homère and Charles Clément.
More than 1,400 people packed the Habitation Clément site to watch the global final on 11 March. The agricole rhum brand, which is distilled in Martinique, selected finalists from 10 different countries following regional heats in France, the UK, the US, Belgium, Greece, Italy, Denmark, Martinique, Switzerland and Hong Kong.
A total of 17 international bartenders descended on Martinique last month for the first ever Ti' Punch Cup cocktail competition hosted by Rhum Clément.
Dirk Hany was crowned winner of the Rhum Clément Ti' Punch Cup cocktail competition
Battling his way to victory was bartender Dirk Hany, head bartender at The Widder Bar in Zurich, who triumphed to take home the first ever Ti' Punch Cup trophy. The competition will return for its second year in 2017. Further details can be found at www.tipunchcup.com.
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Sound and brightness are adjustable via the interface.
Its HDMI video output "Mini" (cable not supplied) will allow you to enjoy an arcade / vintage experience on the big screen.
Possibility to connect two classic Neo Geo controllers (with specific connector to the mini Neo Geo) for intense multiplayer games.
The Neo Geo Mini also includes an instant backup function that will allow you to resume your games where you left them.
HDMI audio / video output "Mini" to connect to a large screen.
Instant save feature to pick up where you left off.


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Distinguished Honorees
The U.S. Air, Space, and Missile Defense Distinguished Civilian Wall of Fame honors past members of the organizations dedicated to support the United States efforts in air, space, and missile defense.
This wall honors selected civil servants who made a significant engineering, scientific, technical, analytical, management, or administrative contribution to the research, development, test, and evaluation of missile defense and space technologies or systems. Selected civil servants must also have maintained a high level of commitment to the Nation's missile defense and space missions.
The Air, Space, and Missile Defense Association (ASMDA) is proud to sponsor this U.S. Air, Space, and Missile Defense Distinguished Civilian Wall of Fame. New members are nominated and selected every other year.
Click on the Honoree's name for a full Bio
Wall of Honor History
Sara L. Bruce
Ms. Bruce held various supervisory budget and program analyst positions during her tenure with the organization until her retirement from the Systems Technology Project Office in August 1979.
Read more: Sara L. Bruce
C. E. Richardson, Jr.
Charles E. Richardson was assigned as Deputy Commander of the Ballistic Missile Defense Systems Command on 10 Oct 75.
Read more: C. E. Richardson, Jr.
Paul O. Phillips
Mr. Paul Phillips was associated with Ballistic Missile Defense Systems Command (formerly SAFEGUARD, SENTINEL, NIKE-X, and NIKE ZEUS) since 1959 when he joined the Army Rocket and Guided Missile Agency, Redstone Arsenal, Alabama.
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Dr. Julian Davidson
Dr. Julian Davidson spent over 16 years in the ballistic missile defense program for the U.S. Government with increasing levels of responsibility culminating as the deputy ballistic missile defense program manager.
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William F. Graves
During the period of January 1963 to February 1972, Mr. William F. Graves served as Chief of the Missiles and Warhead Branch, Development Engineering Division, Research, Development, Test and Evaluation Directorate.
Read more: William F. Graves
William A. Davis, Jr.
Mr. William A. Davis, Jr. served as Deputy Ballistic Missile Defense (BMD) Program Manager.
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William O. Turney
Mr. William O. Turney served as the Chief, Contracts Office, U.S. Army SAFEGUARD System Command, during the period of July 1968 to April 1973.
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Dr. William O. Davies
Throughout his 20 year government career, Dr. William Davies received numerous awards for his exceptional performance. He was the author of more than 50 publications in the fields of chemical physics, reentry physics, space flight, and strategic technology.
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Cecil Dale (Rich) Richardson
As Director of the Systems Technology Project Office for the Army's Ballistic Missile Defense Systems Command in Huntsville, Mr. Richardson managed an Army antiballistic missile development program involving hundreds of millions of dollars and employing 130 people.
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