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Africa Today is at the forefront in publishing Africanist, reform-minded research and provides multicultural scholarly work from around the world on a full range of political, economic, and social issues.Published by:Indiana University Press
African Conflict and Peacebuilding Review (ACPR) is an interdisciplinary forum for creative and rigorous studies of conflict and peace in Africa and for discussions between scholars, practitioners, and public intellectuals in Africa, the United States, and other parts of the world.Published by:Indiana University Press
Aleph explores the interface between Judaism and science throughout history and allows a comparative view, such as the place of science in other cultures.Published by:Indiana University Press
Antisemitism Studies is a semiannual double blind peer-reviewed journal providing a forum for scholarship on the millennial phenomenon of antisemitism, both its past and present manifestations. Multidisciplinary and international in scope, the journal will publish a variety of perspectives on, and interpretations of, the problem of antisemitism and its impact on society.Published by:Indiana University Press
Black Camera is a journal of black film studies, edited at the Black Film Center/Archive at Indiana University-Bloomington, and engenders an academic discussion of black film production, including historical and contemporary book and film reviews, interviews with accomplished film professionals, and editorials on the development of black creative culture.Published by:Indiana University Press
Chiricú Journal: Latina/o Literatures, Arts, and Cultures is a peer-reviewed humanities journal that provides a critical as well as creative space for Latina/o scholarship and cultural expression. Conceived as a venue for fiction, poetry, art, and criticism, Chiricú Journal highlights transnational flows of language and culture in the Americas, and accepts submissions in English, Spanish, or Portuguese.Published by:Indiana University Press
e-Service Journal provides an important forum for innovative research on the design, delivery, and impact of electronic services via a variety of computing applications and communications technologies.Published by:Indiana University Press
Ethics & the Environment is an interdisciplinary forum for theoretical and practical articles, discussions, reviews, and book reviews in the broad area encompassed by environmental ethics, including conceptual approaches in ethical theory and ecological philosophy.Published by:Indiana University Press
Film History focuses on the historical development of the motion picture in its social, technological, and economic contexts.Published by:Indiana University Press
Published annually, Historical Performance is a new, peer-reviewed journal that focuses on the practical, performance side of musicological research. Extending from the middle ages to the early-twentieth century, Historical Performance examines the complexities inherent between the historical evidence of the sources—theory—and what we can adduce about the more ephemeral realizations of performance—practice—then and now.Published by:Indiana University Press
History & Memory explores the ways in which the past shapes the present and is shaped by present perceptions and focuses on questions relating to the formation of historical consciousness and collective memory in different periods, societies, and cultures.Published by:Indiana University Press
IJGLS is instrumental in creating a new and important body of scholarship, as well as an analytical framework that will enhance understanding of the nature of law and society in the current global era.Published by:Indiana University Press
Published continuously since 1905, the Indiana Magazine of History is one of the nation's oldest historical journals. Since 1913, the IMH has been edited and published quarterly at Indiana University, Bloomington.Published by:Indiana University Press
Indiana Theory Review provides a venue for creative and imaginative articles on music theory, a forum for the thoughtful exchange of ideas and directions in the field through letters and editorial comments, and an opportunity for review of books and periodicals dealing with a variety of music subjects.Published by:Indiana University Press
Israel Studies presents multidisciplinary scholarship on Israeli history, politics, society, and culture, extending both to the pre-state period with emphasis on the State of Israel and recognition is given to events and phenomena in diaspora communities.Published by:Indiana University Press
Jewish Social Studies advances the understanding of the multiplicities inherent in the evolution of Jewish societies and cultures around the world and over time with key themes of identity, peoplehood, and gender.Published by:Indiana University Press
The Journal of Feminist Studies in Religion is a channel for the publication of feminist scholarship in religion and a forum for discussion among people of differing feminist perspectives and analysis in the service of the transformation of religious studies as a discipline and the feminist transformation of religious and cultural institutions.Published by:Indiana University Press
The Journal of Folklore Research provides an international forum for current theory and research among scholars of traditional culture, including articles of theoretical interest to folklore and ethnomusicology as international disciplines, as well as essays that address the fieldwork experience and the intellectual history of folklore.Published by:Indiana University Press
The Journal of Islamic and Muslim Studies (JIMS) is a multidisciplinary academic journal sponsored by the North American Association of Islamic and Muslim Studies (NAAIMS).Published by:Indiana University Press
jml remains the most important scholarly serial in the field and emphasizes scholarly studies of literature in all languages, as well as related arts and cultural artifacts, from 1900 to the present.Published by:Indiana University Press
The Journal of the Ottoman and Turkish Studies Association (formerly, Turkish Studies Association Journal) is a refereed peer-reviewed journal published semiannually each May and November by the Ottoman and Turkish Studies Association.Published by:Indiana University Press
Mande Studies is an interdisciplinary journal publishing original research that focuses on the Mande-speaking peoples of West Africa and the Mande community in diaspora, from slavery to the post-colony.Published by:Indiana University Press
Nashim provides an international, interdisciplinary academic forum in Jewish women's and gender studies and includes articles on literature, text studies, anthropology, archeology, theology, contemporary thought, sociology, the arts, and more.Published by:Indiana University Press
The Indiana University Press publishes Pakistan Journal of Historical Studies for the Khaldunia Centre for Historical Studies in Lahore, Pakistan. The journal aims to develop critical ideas on less explored and innovative themes in social, cultural, art, architectural, political, and economic histories. Each issue aims to promote rigorous scholarship helpful in understanding our past and its contradictions.Published by:Indiana University Press
Publishing semiannually each May and November, Philanthropy & Education is a peer-reviewed scholarly journal sponsored by Teachers College, Columbia University, that seeks to publish interdisciplinary works which examines prosocial voluntary actions benefitting education.Published by:Indiana University Press
Philosophy of Music Education Review features research in music education that addresses philosophical or theoretical issues, reform initiatives, philosophical writings, theories, the nature and scope of education and its goals and purposes, and cross-disciplinary dialogue relevant to the interests of music educators.Published by:Indiana University Press
Prooftexts provides a forum for the growing field of Jewish literary studies and brings together the study of modern Jewish literatures (in Hebrew, Yiddish, and European languages) with the literary study of the Jewish classical tradition as a whole.Published by:Indiana University Press
Recreation, Parks, and Tourism in Public Health (RPTPH) is an interdisciplinary journal focusing on parks, recreation and tourism's impact on public health.Published by:Indiana University Press
Research in African Literatures is the premier journal of African literary studies worldwide and provides a forum in English for research on the oral and written literatures of Africa.Published by:Indiana University Press
Spectrum is a multidisciplinary research journal focused on issues related to aspects of Black men's experiences, including such topics as gender, masculinities, and race/ethnicity.Published by:Indiana University Press
The Global South is an interdisciplinary journal that focuses on how world literatures and cultures respond to globalization on issues of the environment, poverty, immigration, gender, cultural formation and transformation, colonialism and postcolonialism, modernity and postmodernity, diasporas and resistance and counter discourse.Published by:Indiana University Press
Transactions specializes in the history of American philosophy, and American philosophers of all schools and periods, from the colonial to the recent past, are extensively discussed.Published by:Indiana University Press
Transition is an international review of politics, culture, and ethnicity, filling the magazine's pages with unusual dispatches, unforgettable memoirs, unorthodox polemics, unlikely conversations, and unsurpassed original fiction.Published by:Indiana University Press
Victorian Studies is devoted to the study of British culture of the Victorian age and regularly includes interdisciplinary articles on comparative literature, social and political history, and the histories of education, philosophy, fine arts, economics, law, and science.Published by:Indiana University Press


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This is kind of silly but it works as a last resort. It doesn't harm anything if you use some plastic like the sides cut out of a laundry bottle or milk jug. Tires come so well balanced from the factory these days just locating the painted dot at the valve stem location is all you need to do and your motoring on your way.
Removing a motorcycle tire from a wheel/rim using the Zip Tie Method, without a fancy removal tool. Performed on a 2007 ZX6R. watch the video and enjoy the trick.

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Have you seen how stinking cute the Little Dreamer Paper is?
Welcome to the Brae-er's Team Blog Hop. This month the featured paper collection is Little Dreamer, and it is so very cute. The patterns are so versatile, bright and so much fun. I just love how vibrant they are.
We have 7 team members who are participating in this months hop, and all you have to do to follow along is click on the linked name of the person who is following me.
So, I really had lots of fun creating this card using the cloud print pattern and decided I was going to use that as my main theme. I added the rainbow and cloud from the Scrapbooking Thin Cut & Stamp Bundle, I didn't stamp the cloud, but did stamp the Rainbow using Lagoon, Thistle, Blossom and Lemon.
I also used the Cardmaking Thin Cut & Stamp Bundle for the unicorn. I stamped the unicorn using Blossom, Lagoon, Thistle and Glacier. The sentiment also from this collection and I stamped the banner in Lagoon, and the sentiment in Black. I thought it needed a little bling, so I added some Little Dreamer Gems.
Now you can continue hopping along, being inspired by visiting Heather. Now don't forget to leave us all comments as we love hearing from you.
To purchase any of the supplies used in any of our creations you can contact your local consultant or you can shop with me!


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Germany marks 75th anniversary of Kristallnacht
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Saturday saw Germans mark the 75th anniversary of Kristallnacht, or the Night of Broken Glass, an event seen as the start of the Holocaust in which Jewish homes, businesses and synagogues were smashed and ransacked on the night of November 9, 1938.
Germans across the country Saturday gathered to commemorate the 75th anniversary of Kristallnacht, a night of violence against Jews that marked the beginning of the Holocaust.
Also known as the Night of Broken Glass, November 9, 1938 saw a wave of attacks against Jews in Germany and Austria by both Nazi paramilitary forces and civilians.
Hundreds of synagogues were burned, numerous homes and Jewish-owned stores were ransacked, some 1,000 people were killed and more than 30,000 Jews were sent to concentration camps.
The attacks marked the beginning of the state-organised, violent persecution of Jews which ended in the murder of six million European Jews by the end of the Third Reich in 1945.
As part of the unconventional memorials, Saturday saw Berliners and tourists polish around 5,000 "Stolpersteine" memorials for Jews in their neighbourhoods.
The "stumbling blocks" are small plaques bearing the names of Holocaust victims embedded in the street in front of their last known address, along with their dates of birth and facts about their deportation.
A silent march was also held through the capital's streets, while around 120 retailers in Berlin have affixed adhesive film to their shop windows depicting the jagged pattern of broken glass to commemorate the destruction levelled against Jewish merchants.
'A low point in German history'
Berlin mayor Klaus Wowereit said he hoped the commemorations would help keep the lessons of the Holocaust from fading from memory.
"Especially now as witnesses die and there are fewer of them, we have to find new ways to commemorate and look back at it. So it's very important to work on educating people," he said.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel also called on the country's citizens to never forget the events of the past.
She described the Night of Broken Glass as "an event that humiliated Jews in an unbelievable way ... a real low point in German history had been reached''.
Sunday's anniversary came a day after a poll European found that more than three-quarters of those questioned believe anti-Semitism is surging in their home countries and close to one-third have considered emigrating because they do not feel safe.
(FRANCE 24 with wires)


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Mon - Fri 7am to 4pm
Sat & Sun 7am to 12noon
Specialised single origins roasted on-site
Cyclists love:
The daily baked muffins and fresh banana cake
Price of coffee:
Espresso: $3.00 / Latte: $3.50
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If you're a regular rider in the Adelaide Hills and surrounds (or if you hit that area each year during Tour Down Under time) chances are you're familiar with Red Berry Espresso Coffee Roastery.
Referring to the coffee berries in their natural state on the tree, Red Berry Espresso is where caffeine lovers flock, knowing Walter and his 'bunch' will look after them.
A few years ago, Walter realised two things in life:
He was tired of his business management career and was in need of better work/life balance.
The only way he was going to get a good coffee every day was if he went out and made it. From scratch (and that included roasting the beans).
So in 2011 Red Berry Espresso opened not just as a café, but as an on-site single-origin rostery as well. High quality (Specialised) beans are sourced from all over the world and are roasted in boutique batches, meaning Walter can control his craft to deliver nuanced and varied coffees every day.
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There are many reasons Walter prefers to roast one coffee origin at a time, but the moment he likened coffee to wine, we were all ears.
"It's a bit like, say, a Cabernet Sauvignon from the Barossa Valley versus a Cabernet Sauvignon from Coonawarra. Same grape; but entirely different tasting wines. It's no different in the coffee bean world. I love the particular distinction that comes with each origin roast," said Walter.
This is a man passionate about the bean; it's not unusual to find Walter and his regulars chatting about today's coffee and how it differed from yesterday's (Red Berry runs two different coffees every day – one for espressos and the other for milk based). In fact, his number one tip is to think about the cup you're drinking.
"Most people don't do that. But if you stop and really take in what you are drinking, you begin to notice so much about it! You can really taste the difference in our coffees every day," he said.
But it's not just about the bean; it's also about the bike.
Walter is an avid cyclist and thanks to the better work/life balance that Red Berry brings, he can jump on his Casati and knock out 150km – 200km each week. He's a big fan of supporting local events like the annual Dirty Dozen and often gives away Red Berry kits and/or serves cold drip coffee at grassroots big participation rides. In Walter's words; whatever he can do to participate.
It's no wonder cyclists roll religiously into Red Berry for such a quality coffee hit.
BikeExchange friend Rachel Neylan is a big fan of Red Berry – thanks for the tip, Rach!


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a play
WONDER/LUST follows the quest for the unseen that has inspired artists, scientists and explorers for centuries. The iconic 1933 film King Kong presents the story of a man on a journey to find the elusive and terrifying monster, Kong. WONDER/LUST is a meditation on his journey as well as the making of the film itself. As a group of actors screen test, rehearse, and perform scenes from King Kong on a soundstage, the film's plot is intertwined with contemporary reflections the power of the unknown. The result is a kaleidoscopic view of wonder and the human thirst for it.
Conceived, Directed and Designed by Andrew Ondrejcak
Production Dramaturgy by Anne Seiwerath
Music and Sound by Konstantin Fritz
Costume and Styling by Mary Catherine Muir
Hair Design by Miki Mori
Make-Up design by Jun Funahashi
Photographs by Georgia Nerheim
Production Management by Lydia Andersen-Tarnell
Red-Faced Man With Gin on His Breath Doug Barron
Man Who Never Smiles Manuel Fihman
Small Woman With a Very Large Headache Jenn Dees
Woman With an Extremely Long Neck Nicole D'Amico
Man With Big Shoulders Jason Winfield
Woman With Ginormous Eyes Yuki Kawahisa
Bad Girl Gone Good Rosebud Baker
Presented by HERE Arts Center, Soho, NYC, July 2009.
WONDER/LUST was originally workshopped at the CSV Cultural Center, NYC, January 2009. Production Management by Tom Palmer Projects. The creative team was the same as above.
Original Cast:
Charles Chemin
Nicole D'Amico
Jenn Dees
Tammuz Frankel
Yuki Kawahisa
Christopher James Raynor
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The Women's Advisory Forum has partnered with various organizations to deliver valuable resources, such as webinars, educational materials, and networking events for its members. Some of our partners include:
Ellevate Network
Ellevate Network is a global network for professional women, providing opportunities for women to connect, learn, and invest in themselves. Their mission is to close the gender achievement gap in business by providing women with a community to lean on and learn from.
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Founded in 2011, Women in Parking (WIP) is an association of professionals who foster the advancement and achievement of women in the parking industry.
For the past 70 years Kaman has been recognized for technical breakthroughs and innovative solutions to critical challenges in both Aerospace and Industrial Distribution segments.


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Planning to camp in a forest this time, sounds pretty cool but at the same time it is dangerous also. Obviously you need to be fully equipped with all the required gears.
In forest, you won't get any of the facilities; there are many things that you need to focus on. Below is the priority list mentioned for your help and consideration, just check out:
- Portable toilets
- Utensils
- Search lights
- Knife
- Rope
- Stove
- Matchbox
- Insect repellent
- First aid kit
- Toothbrush and toiletries
- Walkie-talkies
- Maps and area information.
Hope nothing is left out…Oh, yes there it is how would you able to enjoy your camping without a tent.
YES, "TENT" the most important item of all. Look out for the best tents available at https://www.usmilitarytents.com on affordable prices.
You must be thinking that why you have been suggested to look out for a tent at a military tent manufacturing site.
Well, the motive is your safety. Safety is paramount; camping on a plain land or in a hilly area is lot more different than camping in a jungle.
Climatic situations are different in all locations. Military tents are the best option to choose for a forest camping trip.
Before you lookout to buy military tents, it is essential that you get to know about the benefits they offer.
Advantages offered by military tents:
- Light in weight.
- Suitable for all weather conditions.
- Available in striking color, pattern and design combinations.
- Sizes can also be modified as per the requirement.
- Tents are obtainable in single-fly and double-fly versions also.
- Available with Rot-proof and waterproof finish.
- Voluntary Groundsheet support to fit tent interiors.
What makes these tents stand out is the design and development, since both the aspects are done while keeping the requirement of armed forces in mind along with latest market trends.
Do visit this link to get through more related information of choosing the best tent for your forest camping trip.
They are manufactured while using premium quality materials. They are available in different standard as well as custom shapes, sizes with latest specifications.
Army tents are manufactured and supplied in the market with end numbers of facilities, it is you who need to pick the one that best suits your needs and budget.


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News: Jeff Haley's Sophomore LP 'From Upstairs' Available Now on Cassette!
Jeff Haley's 'From Upstairs', the 2017 follow up to his debut 'Home Alone,' is another work of jangle-pop art. The Limited Edition "Lavender Sky" cassette tapes with white imprint in black box are available now. Limited to 104. Available digitally on Bandcamp, Apple Music, Spotify, etc.
Grab your copy from the Furhoof Bandcamp.


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I would like to introduce a wonderful friend of mine, Elizabeth Smith. We met on twitter and have actually met in person a few times when she has visited wine country. She is known on twitter as @travelwinechick and on Facebook as Elizabeth Smith and Traveling Wine Chicks. Elizabeth has so graciously shared her passion with me. Read what she has to say…
Chase down your passion like it's the last bus of the night. ~Terri Guillemets
Between my junior and senior years, my dream of studying in France came true. I spent a summer in Paris, the Loire Valley, and studying at the University of Provence in Aix-en-Provence. From that sprang my second passion, travel.
I continued my studies in French, Spanish, and language education through the doctoral level and taught French and Spanish at a Virginia community college for 24 years. I was in a long-distance relationship for 15 of those years. While the relationship ended in 2012, the one thing I learned from it was how to travel. In 2008, a virtual frequent flier friend of mine saw my love and gift for travel, and decided to take a chance on hiring me as his company's travel manager. From this, my part-time travel company, C'est Beth, was born. I also began blogging about travel and subsequently created a Twitter and Facebook presence for my new business. I took the next step and became an independent travel agent with Montrose Travel's home-based travel agent division.
Most of my travel clients are in the wine industry, so they began to send me wine as a thank you for going above and beyond. From tasting those wines, my third passion was born: wine. I began participating in virtual tastings in 2010. I started a wine and travel blog in June 2011 and attended the Wine Bloggers' Conference in Charlottesville, Virginia in July 2011. In 2012, my career direction took a sudden, unexpected turn. I decided to take Wine and Spirit Education Trust's first two wine certification courses. I passed them with distinction, but I still only thought wine would be a hobby. However, in March 2013, the same friend who hired me to manage travel asked me if I would like to work as an executive assistant for his wine marketing, sales, and importing businesses. I said yes, and now I find myself embarking on a new career in the wine business.
If there's anything I have learned in the past year, it's that change is inevitable. The key to adapting is to keep your passions in the forefront of your mind and keep chasing them. Wherever your passion lies, seize it and live it now, for all we really have is today.
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News Article
Eurobike: One Stop Shopping for German IBDs
FRIEDRICHSHAFEN, Germany – "A market survey conducted by OnBikeX.de showed that no less than 85% of all IBD suppliers in Germany is exhibiting at Eurobike," says Eurobike MD Stefan Reisinger. "This study confirms the value of Eurobike as the most important date for Europe's biggest bicycle market and the European bike industry."
Next August Eurobike will celebrate its 25th anniversary. In the past decades the fair transformed from an event for the mountainbike scene to the world leading trade show for the bike industry with 1,350 exhibitors.
New concept
To revive the early days of the event next to the important business days, Eurobike has developed the concept of Festival days which will take place on Saturday September 3th and Sunday September 4th. "Two full days will highlight all aspects of biking with more than 3,000 test bikes and the latest products from more than 1,000 exhibitors alongside an action packed supporting program," says Stefan Reisinger.
Fesitval Days
The Eurobike Festival Days will include events, workshops and different biking competitions as well as entertainment and live music by international acts on the festival stage. Over ten kilometers of test tracks for mountain bikes, racing bikes and e-bikes will be been laid-out around the festival grounds, including a pump track. In the Kids' Area the little ones can do a few rounds on their own special tracks.
Eurobike Awards
"Our goal is to show all possibilities, developments and trends, and to make them available for testing with a festival character. As a special highlight, the Eurobike Awards will be can be viewed in the Innovation Area," says Stefan Reisinger.
The 2016 Eurobike Trade Days are scheduled from August 31 till September 2. The Eurobike Festival Days will take place on Saturday September 3rd and Sunday September 4th.
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As the fresh morning air starts to hint at the approach of autumn, I am grateful for the great, positive energy I've soaked in from the beauty of summer these past few months. Though there were certainly times of heart reflection, growth, and challenge this last while- I feel a sense of lightness embrace me as I take in and mull over this abundance of gratitude. I have been continuing to learn, and practicing wellness, as author Mary Anne encourages below:
"Live with intention. Walk to the edge. Listen Hard. Practice wellness. Play with abandon. Laugh. Choose with no regret. Appreciate your friends. Continue to learn. Do what you love. Live as if this is all there is."
-Mary Anne Radmacher
Which of these invitations will you take up for yourself? At the Visionboard events this fall, you will have opportunity to embrace many of these things, like the call to: Choose with no regret. Do what you love. Live with intention.
Join us on September 16 from 6:30-9:30 pm or October 17 from 1-4pm for three hours of fun, freedom, and inspired creativity! You will create your own visual map of your dreams, what excites you, and where you want to bring more intentional, positive energy into your life.
Please Email to reserve your spot: firstname.lastname@example.com, or call 778 708 8966. Investment in your wellness: $39.


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(PS for the sake of this post, I'm not going to be including iPhone photos, so there will be a mix of edited and unedited images!)
This is a guide to San Diego. Do I know enough about the city to write an entire guide? Absolutely not. I'm just a New Yorker that likes to travel! In fact, as I'm writing this, I'm gearing up for my next trip. I've already taken 3 trips this summer (NJ shore, Ohio, and San Diego). This weekend, I've got another trip to the NJ shore planned, and then next week I head off for Denver. Then 3 more trips and summer will be over! So you know… one might say I get around ;) I travel by myself pretty frequently these days, but my favorite trips are the ones I get to take with my husband, Zach (cue the mush) (it's our third anniversary so y'all will have to deal).
On the fourth of July, Zach and I woke up and stumbled half asleep into an Uber, on our way to the airport. I used to be so scared of flying, and tbh I'm not totally over that fear. I've been to so many aviation museums, and my dad used to fly planes when I was younger….. but I will NEVER understand how an airplane stays up in the air. I know its simple science and engineering. I'm mostly just unwilling to learn. LEAVE MY IGNORANCE BE.
We touched down and picked up a Jeep Wrangler :') Zach rented this for me as a birthday gift :') Maybe it's the Midwesterner in me, but I've always loved Jeeps. We made off toward the Zoo and Y'ALL!!! The San Diego Zoo is historic for its innovation in animal rehabilitation and display, but also it's HUGE and so cool and educational!! At over 100 acres, it's best to use the buses to get around the zoo… but I'm a New Yorker, so naturally I walked the whole thing. No lie…. we made a point to see each of the 650 species. By foot. It took us all of 4 hours, but we did it! New Yorkers walk quickly, so take that into consideration if you're planning on also walking the whole zoo (but I have faith in you!). The zoo is located inside of Balboa Park, and if you catch the sky ride, you can get a beautiful view of the entire park and the surrounding city!
We noticed the sun was starting to fade, so we literally ran out of the zoo and hit the road super quickly so that we could catch the sun setting over the ocean. Something about a west coast sunset, you know? We went to Sunset Cliffs and were able to stand over the ocean from above the cliffs and look down toward the beach. Talk about gorgeous.
OH! And can we talk about these cuties on a cliff?? Hiiiii, hit me up for your cliffside couples session!
Since your girl is broke af, I'm always looking for a cheap way to travel. I don't want to give up traveling entirely, so I've gotten pretty good at finding ways to cut costs. I don't need a 5-star hotel to stay in, and I usually save most of my money by renting out ~alternative accommodations~ ex. this super adorable Airstream!! Can you believe it was a fraction of the cost of a regular hotel or Airbnb!?
We spent the next few days exploring the beaches, hills, and neighboring cities. We drove up and down the coast, stopping at all of the vegan fast food restaurants (there are SO many!!!) (my favorite? the chicken and waffles sandwich from Plant Power Fast Food) and surf shops. We spent time in North Park, which is like the Brooklyn of San Diego (or so I'm told). I probably ate at least 30 donuts from Dark Horse Coffee. There was a beautiful bar that I'd recommend to every single person that visits SD, called Polite Provisions and WOW. Gorgeous. Beautiful interior, unbelievable drinks, and amazing service that takes you back to another place and time!
We kayaked out in La Jolla, which I definitely think is a must-do for all tourists. It was incredibly busy, but I think you could attribute that to the holiday weekend (again, do I know enough about San Diego to say this? Absolutely not!). La Jolla cove kayaking is on the top of every other blog's to-do list, and I can't argue. Tack on the snorkeling, too, and you're set! Better yet- if you go to San Diego in August, you can view the shark migration. We were a little early for this (and yeah right- Zach would NEVER!), but the snorkeling was still worth it.
Head across the giant bridge to Coronado to do a whole lotta nothing if you're under 65! There is Hotel Coronado which is famous for something I guess, but I felt as if this had the least culture to offer. Same things goes for Carlsbad! But the drive up to Carlsbad will make you realize what all those west coasters are talking about when they bring up smog! Bottom line: stick to San Diego.
Oh and did I mention I'm now married to a sk8r boi? We hit Slappy's Garage, which is a local skate shop, where we met a super cool videographer, and Zach got a new board (we spent a lot of time at skate parks).
And of course, the whole trip was centered NOT around the 4th of July, but around THEMOST IMPORTANT JULY HOLIDAY: my birthday :) I turned 25!! We started the ~special~ day hiking out in Mission Trails Regional Park on the Climber's Hike. At the top of the hike, there's a few different routes for climbing (hence the name of the trail). We don't know how to lead climb, but we did sit and watch for a while! How cute is my husband, by the way!? I'm so gross and am totally drooling while uploading these photos.
Something that was so important to me when I started seriously considering marriage with Zach was that he and I would be able to travel together. Our first adventure was to Dublin for St. Patrick's Day and it was a disaster. He touched all of my stuff and cleaned the hotel room even when I told him I prefer the mess. I thought we'd break up right then and there. But we have gotten so good at traveling together! We both know exactly what the other will want to see and do, and we tend to settle on amazing compromises. I haven't found a better traveling buddy! This entire trip was like a dream, and if I'd taken my camera out more instead of trying to ~live in the moment~ I'd have more photos for you! Maybe on my next trip!


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Bexar Films is two brothers (Josh and Wesley Taylor) living in San Antonio, who have a passion for telling stories with film and audio.
Moving back to Texas from New York and Colorado, Josh and Wesley decided to join their talents to start Bexar Films. They needed to be able to market their new business right away.
They needed a place to collect leads, share their work, and attempt to gain trust with prospective clients through the website.
- Responsive Web Design & Development
- Custom Development
- Content Management System
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While he's now happily setup at TNT with his new period drama "Mob City" debuting next month, but it has taken a few years for filmmaker Frank Darabont to start speaking candidly about his ousting back in 2011 as the initial show runner on AMC's "The Walking Dead".
Darabont was crucial to the show's initial success but was summarily dumped halfway through production on the second season. At the time it was alleged to be due to disputes over budget cuts and network interference. Glen Mazzara took over the day-to-day in Darabont's absence, but he has since left with Scott Gimple now in charge of the show.
Darabont tells Variety he couldn't watch the show anymore because he had a deep commitment and emotional investment in the series, and it was "torn asunder by sociopaths who don't give a s–t about your feelings or the feelings of your cast and crew because they have their own reasons to screw everybody."
He expressed a similar sentiment to Rolling Stone when asked if he still watched the show:
"I had to take some time off after that to really reassess everything, to really get over the emotional devastation of having some truly malevolent people tear asunder a brilliant family that had gathered to create this hit for them.
It was a very, very deep and loving family, the cast and the crew, and to have that torn apart was – when somebody throws a hand-grenade into that situation, it's tremendously emotionally trying. So would I want to watch another episode of The Walking Dead after that? Are you f–king kidding me? No, you put that traumatic disappointment behind you and move on with your life.


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Obama Goes Nuclear
This is the week the Obama White House goes nuclear.
Not nuclear power, but nuclear weapons. Today's announcement of the Nuclear Posture Review begins a series of nuclear weapons reduction related activities.
The review states that the U.S. will not use nuclear weapons against a non-nuclear country or in response to a chemical or biological attack.
But, the review allows for reasons for nuclear use, specifically if a country passes nuclear weapons to a terrorist group. Overall, the review bolsters the Obama Administration's efforts to rid the world of nuclear weapons.
Last year in Prague, in a major policy speech on his first foreign trip, Mr. Obama laid out his vision: "I state clearly and with conviction America's commitment to seek the peace and security of a world without nuclear weapons."
In that April 5, 2009, speech, he said America has a responsibility to act. He said: "And as a nuclear power - as the only nuclear power to have used a nuclear weapon - the United States has a moral responsibility to act. We cannot succeed in this endeavor alone, but we can lead it." (Read the text of that speech here.)
On Thursday, the president is scheduled to go back to Prague, this time to sign the new START treaty with Russian President Dmitri Medvedev. The treaty, a follow-up to the 1991 START Treaty - will further reduce the nuclear weapons stockpile of the two former Cold War foes, setting a new limit of 1,550 deployed warheads, down from the 2200 currently allowed under other treaties.
Heralding the agreement on the new treaty, which he began negotiating with the Russians last July in Moscow, the president called it an important step toward his goal.
"Today, we've taken another step forward by -- in leaving behind the legacy of the 20th century while building a more secure future for our children," he said at the White House in March.
Steven Pifer, a former Ambassador to Ukraine and former National Security Council expert on arms control said the treaty will keep important verification rules in place allowing the U.S. to monitor and account for Russia's nuclear stockpiles, but will also give the U.S. a boost in the bigger effort to convince other nuclear powers to reduce weapons. The most important goal of all of this is to prevent states that desire nuclear weapons, Iran specifically, from obtaining them.
"Hopefully this gives a boost not only to our efforts to pursue nonproliferation, that this is an example we can use to get other countries to try and curb the attempts by countries that don't have nuclear weapons to acquire them. But also this may be a stepping stone to even further reductions," said Pifer, now with the Brookings Institution in Washington.
Rudy Giuliani Calls Obama Nuclear Policy "Left-Wing Dream"
Shortly after the treaty is signed, the president heads back to Washington where he will be joined next week by the leaders of at least 40 other countries in a nuclear security summit.
Mr. Obama himself has described this event as "a summit to address how we can secure vulnerable nuclear materials so that they never fall into the hands of terrorists." The focus will be securing nuclear materials, from power plants, research reactors and weapons themselves in four years.
Quietly, this has been a major project for the U.S. government since the attacks of 9/11. The Energy Department's National Nuclear Security Administration has led the way, working with other countries to safeguard weapons.
Since 2001, the NNSA has upgraded the security at 73 Russian nuclear warhead sites. It has also recovered enough highly enriched uranium to make more 80 nuclear weapons from sites around the world. Additionally, the NNSA has helped to reduce the world's reliance on weapons-grade highly enriched uranium in nuclear power by converting 57 research reactors to low-enriched, non-weapons ready, uranium. The agency has also provided security for 18 civilian power reactors worldwide.
(At left: check out this exclusive CBS News report on the NNSA from 2007.)
After this nuclear week wraps up, the next event on the schedule is in May when the president is expected to take part in a conference on the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty, aiming to provide tough sanctions on countries who develop nuclear weapons.
Rather simply, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton summed up the administration's focus on a nuclear weapons free world: "It is one of the highest priorities of the Obama administration to pursue an agenda to reduce the threat posed by the deadliest weapons the world has ever known."
Robert Hendin is a CBS News White House producer. You can read more of his posts in Hotsheet here.


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Katia Carletti is a potter and Rohan Fraser is an artist and they live together in this cute and quiet home in Adelaide with their Mini Lop Rabbit, Tilvie. Even their dirty dishes pile is the prettiest I've ever seen! I love both of their work so much, and I was very lucky to be invited into their home to take photos for frankie magazine's SPACES Volume Four, a publication that it has been my dream to shoot for since first laying my eyes on Volume One! It's available lots of good Aussie newsagents, or click here to buy online or search for stockists.
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Join us and do volunteer community work in the Philippines for teenagers. You'll support local teachers and work with disadvantaged children, helping them learn through play. This will include organising fun educational activities, and giving presentations on important topics like good hygiene.
You'll also take part in community-based work. This includes beach clean-ups and light renovation work at the school. Working with other teenagers, you'll help to improve the learning environment for children in overcrowded schools.
This project gives you the chance to travel to another country and immerse yourself in a completely different culture. We organise regular social events and an exciting weekend trip so that you can make the most of your time abroad. Our staff will accompany you throughout your time on this project. Make friends with volunteers from around the world, and create some unforgettable memories in the Philippines!
When you apply you only pay $495, which comes off the total price.
Looking to do more than one project? Call us on 09 889 0587 to see if we can offer a discount.
Project Overview
Trip Format:
High School Specials - Hassle-free, pre-planned trips for 15-18 year olds that help you step out of your comfort zone
Project Name:
Philippines > Childcare & Community Work
Start Dates:
Fixed dates during school holidays
Minimum Duration:
Two Weeks
Placement Location:
Bogo City (Read More)
Host family Read More
Requirements :
This project is only for 15-18 year olds
What's included in the price?
Food (three meals a day)
Travel and medical insurance
Airport pick-up and drop-off
Full induction and orientation by an experienced staff member on arrival
Transport to and from your work placement
In-country support and 24-hour back-up from our team of full-time local staff
Emergency assistance from our international emergency response team
Project equipment and materials, including access to our database with thousands of resources
Training and workshops from our experienced local staff
Regular social events and community activities with other volunteers and interns
Access to our local office with internet connection
Access to our alumni services and discounts
Certification of project completion
Visa support and advice
Personalised MyProjectsAbroad website, with all the information you need about your project, accommodation and destination
Pre-departure preparation by your own specialist Volunteer Advisor
A cultural awareness course
Fundraising support, including your own personalised fundraising website
Membership to our volunteer social media groups, to share information and to get in touch
Organised weekend tourism trips
Dedicated full-time staff members with you 24 hours a day
What's not included?
Visa costs (where applicable)
Is volunteer work in the Philippines for teenagers right for me?
Our Childcare & Community High School Special in the Philippines is an ideal option if you're a teenager looking to travel abroad and help children.
You'll gain practical work experience, which is a great addition to your CV. It's also a chance to help others while learning important skills such as teamwork, leadership, and planning.
Travelling alone can be a daunting prospect. But don't worry! You'll be in a group with teenagers your age, and our local staff are there to support you every step of the way.
You don't need prior experience to join this project, as you'll be taught everything you need to know when you arrive. Furthermore, this placement is fully supervised, so there will be someone to guide you at all times.
The trip takes place on fixed dates, and runs for two or four weeks, depending on which option you select. There are different start dates available, so you can choose a time over the summer that suits you.
What will I do on this project?
On this project, you'll take part in a wide range of activities that benefit the local children. These include:
- Assisting teachers in the classroom and supporting their work
- Taking part in community work and renovations, like beach clean-ups
- Experiencing the local culture with teenagers your age
Your work will focus on the following areas:
Assisting teachers in the classroom
You'll be a source of extra support for local teachers, ensuring they can spend time giving students the attention that they need. Organising fun, creative activities is a great way to keep the children occupied while helping them learn through play. You'll also focus on teaching life skills, giving presentations on topics such as climate change, tuberculosis prevention, and bullying.
Taking part in community work
On this project, you'll work your fellow volunteers to improve the physical condition of the school. This will include clean-ups and light renovation work. In the towns where you'll work, the beaches are often covered in litter and there is no proper waste management. You'll take part in community-wide clean-ups to help address this problem.
Experiencing the local culture
Of course, it's not all work and no play. You'll work alongside volunteers from all around the world, making new friends and memories. We organise a range of activities during your leisure time so you can experience the local culture. These include a weekend trip to Sante Fe, and evening events such as game nights or dance classes. You will be supervised by local staff at all times during these trips and events.
Where interns work
Bogo City
Bogo may be a relatively small city, but it's got everything you need to live comfortably, including shopping centres, ATMs, and restaurants. It's also got a few impressive heritage sites that are definitely worth seeing while there. Your welcoming host family will be living in this city as well.
What are the aims and impact of this project?
The aim of this project is provide extra support for children and teachers in schools that are often overcrowded.
With a large number of students in the classroom, it is difficult for teachers to provide all the children with the attention that they need. As a volunteer, you'll provide an extra pair of helping hands. This makes it easier for teachers to run the classes, and children receive an improved level of educational support. Learning through play is a great way for children to develop their skills.
Teenage volunteer community work in the Philippines also includes working with your fellow volunteers to help improve the physical condition of the school, making it a more pleasant place to learn. This may include cleaning up and taking part in light maintenance work.
Finally, it's also important to teach children about things that impact their daily lives. You'll give presentations on a wide range of topics, such as hygiene, bullying, and tuberculosis prevention. This equips children with the knowledge they need to make informed choices.
Join this Childcare & Community High School Special and help to create an improved educational environment for young children in the Philippines.
Management Plans
We set out the aims and objectives of our projects in documents called Management Plans. We use them to properly plan the work you'll do. They also help us measure and evaluate our achievements and impact each year.
Ultimately, our Management Plans help us make our projects better. This in turn means you get to be part of something that makes a real impact where it's needed. Read more about our Management Plans.
Measuring Our Impact
Every year, thousands of High School Special volunteers and interns actively make a difference around the world. During their time abroad, they contribute towards achieving long-term goals and make a long-lasting positive impact on the communities where they work.
We produce an annual High School Specials Impact Report, which documents some of these achievements. Find out more about the impact of these projects, and read the latest report.
Not quite what you're looking for?
Take a look at the following pages where you'll find collections of similar projects:
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Sunday School 9:15am
Quiz meets on Saturdays (monthly)
Practice on Sunday Afternoons (weekly): 1:30pm-3:30pm
Teen Bible Quiz is a Discipleship and Mentoring program for Children in Grades 6-12. Memorization and Team Competitions offer an exciting motivational tool for youth to understand and memorize the important truths in God's Word.
Three Levels:
Middle School Grades 6-8
High School Grades 9-12
Experience Division: Grades 6-12
How Do I Get Started?
The first step is coming to the TBQ Sunday School class. Your son or daughter is always welcome to join us for Sunday School at any time during the year. However, if you want to join a High School or Middle School team for competition, you may have to wait until August. However, you can join the Experience Division at 4 separate times during the year. The regular competition season runs from September through March. Registration begins in early August. The key to a successful experience in Bible Quiz team competition is memorization and maintaining a great attitude and team collaboration.
TBQ is located in the Youth Wing. From the main lobby of the church, take the first door to the left, go upstairs, TBQ is the first classroom on the left.
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Sofia Airport Guide
- Full name: Sofia International Airport
- Location: The airport is situated six miles (10km) east of Sofia.
- Time: Local time is GMT +2 (GMT +3 from the end of March to the end of October).
- Contact:
Tel: +359 (0)2 937 2211/2 (international flights departures and arrivals).
- Transfer to the City:
Regular bus services 84 and 384 run on a frequent schedule day and night from the bus station close to Arrivals. Passengers will have to pay extra for large pieces of luggage. The journey takes around 40 minutes on weekdays, and is slightly faster on weekends and holidays. Most hotels and tourist resorts run their own airport shuttles.
- Car rental:
Avis, Hertz, Budget, Europcar and Sixt have desks located in the arrivals hall.
- Facilities:
The airport is well equipped with banks, currency exchange, ATMs, restaurants, cafeterias and bars, duty-free shopping, a chemist, travel agency, tourist information desk and first aid facilities. There is also a business lounge with internet access, and a luggage-wrapping machine at departures.
- Parking:
Parking at Terminal 1 is in an open lot, and costs BGN 2 for 20 minutes, BGN 3 for an hour, BGN 6 for two hours, BGN 9 for three hours, escalating to BGN 30 for 24 hours; each additional day is BGN 10. Payment is made at the cash desk at the car park exit. Parking at Terminal 2 is in a parking garage, and charges similar rates; payment is made at the machine by the elevators, or the adjacent pay desk.
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NEW YORK ( TheStreet) - IntercontinentalExchange ( ICE - Get Report) has offered to buy NYSE Euronext ( NYX) for $33.12 a share, in a deal that may test whether antitrust regulators allow for the consolidation of financial exchanges after blocking a previous ICE bid for NYSE Euronext, and the exchange's proposed merger with Deutsche Boerse of Germany earlier in 2012. The terms rebut speculation an acquirer of NYSE Euronext would have zero interest in NYSE's U.S. stock exchange business amid unrelenting market share losses. But while the deal's structure appears bullish on U.S. equity markets, in the long run, the prospective merger still may have little to do with NYSE's iconic big board and its equity exchange that traces back to 1792. In a statement released on Thursday morning, ICE said it will pay $33.12 a share for NYSE Euronext, in a deal that values the exchange operator at $8.2 billion and is roughly a 37% premium to Wednesday closing share prices. The deal will be financed with a mix of roughly 67% stock and 33% cash, a press release states. That is contrary to previous reports that a merger would be mostly debt financed. As part of the deal, ICE said it would explore the possibility of listing Euronext on European markets, if regulators were to support the proposed transaction.
NYSE merged with Euronext in 2006. ICE's statement of the merger also rebuts analyst speculation about how a deal could pass investor and regulatory muster. "ICE is committed to preserving the NYSE Euronext brand. ICE will maintain dual headquarters in Atlanta and New York. New York headquarters will be located in the Wall Street building, home to the iconic trading floor. ICE will also open a new midtown Manhattan office in June 2013," the press release reads. On a conference call with analysts, ICE management said Euronext was "massively undervalued," and could benefit from a E.U.-based listing as markets in the region recover from a debt crisis. ICE also said that a tour of global regulators was "very well received," and that the proposed merger would "get a lot of support in the market," referring to antitrust officials. This time ICE is going about a NYSE bid alone, which could make a difference for antitrust regulators who balked at a consolidation of the two biggest U.S. stock exchanges in ICE's previous joint bid with Nasdaq. Meanwhile, NYSE management stressed on the call that the company's combined international stock, derivatives and technology businesses had failed to gain investor confidence, driving the company to Thursday's merger. "We have yet to deliver those returns," NYSE said. While analysts say the prospect of tie-up is higher than in 2011, when multiple exchange deals were nixed by regulators, their belief going into the announcement of a deal was that ICE may have little interest in NYSE's stock trading businesses. Instead, analysts said ICE is more interested in acquiring NYSE's Liffe derivatives unit, which is a powerhouse in interest rate future's trading and could complement ICE's specialty in the clearing of highly lucrative swap products like interest rate and credit derivatives. ICE's acquisition highlighted by the Liffefutures franchise makes sound strategic sense and comes as no surprisegiven management's track record," wrote Credit Suisse analyst Howard Chen, in a note to clients. Still, Chen expressed concern that the commodity and derivatives powerhouse could see its earnings diluted by NYSE's slow growth equities businesses. " We would like to see a more concrete pathway to exiting some of NYSE Euronext's less defensible and slower growth businesses (cash equities,technology, listings)," Chen added, while expressing confidence that the deal would be additive to ICE's earnings as management indicated in announcing the deal. "The rationale for the deal lies in Europe," wrote Berenberg Bank analyst Richard Perrott, in a note released to clients before the deal's terms were announced. "Putting ICE and Liffe together would create a major London-based derivatives exchange, specializing in interest rates, commodities and credit. Liffe would shift to using ICE's existing clearing services, removing the need for NYSE Euronext to pursue its own central counterparty clearing house build-out," wrote Perrott. While NYSE has some U.S. based interest rate swap clearing businesses, they suffer from a lack of access to a central clearinghouse now mandated by Dodd Frank Act derivative reforms and would benefit from Atlanta-based ICE's strength in European fixed income derivative trading and clearing. Ultimately, ICE's position in swap clearing could benefit from NYSE's futures clearing platform and vice versa, while also diversifying combined operations regionally without much overlap. NYSE Euronext shares surged over 34% to $32.25 in Thursday trading, while ICE shares rose 1.4% to $130.10, erasing pre-market stock gains in excess of 5% before terms of the deal were formally announced.
ICE said it would explore a Euronext public offering; however, earlier reports of the proposed transaction had some analysts handicapping whether ICE could sell all of NYSE's stock exchange operations. Even though the reported combination has few overlaps that could draw antitrust issue, Stifel Nicolaus analyst Matthew Heinz wrote, "
We do believe NYX's cash and options business will ultimately wind up in the hands of another suitor (e.g. BATS, Direct Edge, TMX, LSE), any owner other than Nasdaq would likely avoid the DOJ's ire on listings, which effectively served as the nail-in-the-coffin," for the joint bid last year. His comments were also published before terms of the deal were released. " The ultimate success or failure of this (potential) transaction will indeed hinge on the appetite for NYSE's cash equity and options businesses," added Heinz, who notes both BATS Global Markets and DirectEdge have stated an interest in becoming publicly traded companies, and could effect such a goal through an acquisition of NYSE's equities business. A prospective deal "could present an opportunity for either exchange to take itself public via a tax efficient, Reverse Morris Trust (RMT) transaction," the analyst wrote. "There's no spinning this off," said ICE chief executive Jeffrey C. Sprecher, of NYSE's New York-based equities business, in a Bloomberg Television interview. "We want this business." In a statement announcing the deal, ICE forecast $450 million in expected second year synergies and noted "ICE clearing will be more capital efficient and provide operational efficiencies for clearing members." In the merger, ICE's Sprecher will continue as Chairman and CEO of the combined company, while NYSE Euronext head Duncan L. Niederauer will be president of the combined company and CEO of NYSE Group. NYSE Euronext would also see four of its board members join ICE's board, which would be expanded to 15 members. The combined company's headquarters would be in Atlanta, where ICE is headquartered and in New York, home to NYSE. "Our transaction is responsive to the evolution of market infrastructure today and offers a range of growth opportunities, while enhancing competition in US and European markets and broadening our ability to address new markets and offer innovative products and services on a global platform," Sprecher said in a statement. "The Board of NYSE Euronext carefully considered a range of strategic alternatives and concluded that ICE is the ideal partner for NYSE Euronext in an evolving market landscape," Jan-Michiel Hessels, NYSE Euronext chairman, added in a statement. The prospective merger is expected to close in the second half 2013, and is subject to shareholder approval and regulatory reviews in Europe and the U.S. Follow @agara2004 -- Written by Antoine Gara in New York


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Calling all teachers.
All classrooms need a classroom jobs poster! Here's one I created for my teacher friend---and now you can make your own!
- Black Poster board
- Downloadable FREE printable "CLASSROOM JOBS" PDF file (click on the link at he end of this post)
- Glue Pen
- White cards with your student's names
- Letter stickers for the Poster Title (or you can just write it in with white/red sharpie)
- Download the free printable, cut out all the job cards and lay them out on your poster board evenly spaced out. (when you print, make sure you click "do not scale" or else it will shrink all the print outs to fit the paper margins--and you definitely don't want that)
- Place glue on the left, right and bottom edges on the back of each card -- glue onto poster board.
- Wait for glue to dry and then insert the cards with all your students into each pocket. Make them smaller than the actual pocket for fast access so you can easily change them each week (or day).
- Place stickers at the top for the title--or write it in with white or red acrylic sharpie.
- Hang on your classroom wall!! (send me a picture after you're done)
Here's the file--
*Please help promote "the things hannah loves" by joining this blog (on the right)--so that I can keep coming out with new printables for you for free! All you need is an email address! Thank you!!**
It should look something like this when finished:
**update 11/10/12 -- two new jobs added! Backpack Monitor + Office Manager**


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Want to make money for your organization?
We like to support our community and will donate 10% of sales on a given day to your organization. Here's how:
1. Fill out the form to the right.
2. We'll reply confirming the date.
3. You print and advertise using the poster below.
4. You print and pass out the vouchers below and so that your peeps present them at the register when ordering.
5. Within 10 business days we mail you a check.


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Capitol Pressroom
Oct. 23, 2014: Sen. Skelos, Frederick Kowal, Ken Lovett, Marcia Bystryn
October 24, 2014
State Senate Republican leader Dean Skelos provides analysis of the race for state senate control from the right…
And, Frederick Kowal, president of United University Professions provides analysis of the race for state senate control from the left.
NY Daily New Albany Bureau Chief Ken Lovett joins Susan with gubernatorial debate analysis.
Marcia Bystryn, Executive Director of the NY League of Conservation Voters discusses her group's bipartisan approach to fundraising and political endorsements.◄ Back to PodCasts


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Södra Wood is to open a sales office in the U.S., as well as a subsidiary in the state where operations will be located.
"The opening of a sales office by Södra Wood in the U.S. will facilitate more business since we will expand our market presence and generate more contacts," says Håkan Svensson, President of the business area.
The company will be wholly owned by Södra Skogsägarna ekonomisk förening and will consist of a Swedish Board of Directors and a President who will be responsible for operations.
Södra Wood already has a market presence in the U.S. and the purpose of the new office is to boost sales of sawn timber.
The sales office will be established in the southeastern part of the U.S.
For further information, please contact:
Håkan Svensson, President of the Södra Wood business area
Tel: +46 (0)457 316 00


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Up until my final year in university I can safely say that it was probably last night while watching Netflix and eating way too many custard creams, but since September I feel like I haven't had many of them moments.
This year in university, is the only one where my grades actually count towards my final grade, which impacts my next steps after I graduate. On top of that, I decided to do a 12 week diploma course in digital marketing because it is something I have been really looking into after I graduate. So with managing the two courses, a part time job, a long distance relationship, a social life and a blog- things can get a bit mental around here. I thought I'd share what I do to to get by.
A classic lesson I learned last semester. College 5 days a week and working 3 just burned me out. I found myself taking weekends off at a time because I just had no time to get anything done. I had money but I was so stressed towards Christmas. This semester I have whittled it down to two, maybe even working one day as it gets closer to exams because even though I'll have less money, there won't be as much pressure and I actually might be able to balance my life a little better haha.
If I'm at home all by myself, I'm working on assignments, blogging or sleeping.. I don't treat that as relaxation time. I have a Netflix account, but I hardly ever use it when I'm by myself (except around exam time when I watched the whole series of A Series of Unfortunate Events in two days.. oops). I tend to relax mainly when I'm with my friends or when I'm with my boyfriend, even though I do force him to come with me to blog shoots or even take pictures for me haha. Although it won't work for everyone, I find overlapping downtime with my social life works the best for me.
A little strange but all I do is plan. In my notes on my phone I write a weekly outfit plan which saves me time in the morning and every night I write down everything I need to get done the following day. Assignments and blog events get noted in my planner. My monthly blog plan is organised on Google Documents as well as my weekly Instagram and Snapchat plans (Wow I sound crazy haha). It's just how I stay on top of everything I guess!
My commute to college is when I get shit done.. Them 25 minutes on the train up and back to college is where I do a solid amount of laptop time, and my makeup for the day (more time in bed? I'll take that!)
Even though I'm a people pleaser and I'm still working on this, learning to say no is one of the best things you can do for yourself. Learning to prioritise what you need to do and saying no to others when you need to do them enables you to actually manage your time better.
Shoes: Primark
Jeans: Primark
Bag: Topshop (sold out)
How do you stay organised? Let me know on my social media below!
Shoutout to Ailbhe for the pics 😘


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Cuaba Salomónes
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- Vitola: Figurado
- Ring gauge: 57
- Cigar length: 184 mm / 7.24'
- Body: Medium - Full
- Origin: Cuba
About this product
A builder's dream construction. This outstanding double figurado manages with ease to delicately balance its flavors of wood and sweet honey in a smooth and magical evolution. A real progression of flavours is experienced with this Cuaba and so it needs to be given time and room to release the various aromas.


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This was a replacement trek after a recent change of jobs, and was supposed to be relatively easy when compared to my planned John Muir Trail trek. Only three days along the Oahu Ko'olau mountain range starting at Pupukea trailhead. The adventure is an annual trek led by Gordon Lau, a local experienced trail guide, endurance athlete, hunter and more who is also slightly older than both of the other two hikers: I'm 40 and Jim Masterson is mid-40's. I want let out Gordon's age for absolute fear of unleashing the beast. Jim is just off the plane from Korea where he is stationed with the Army. He is also an endurance athlete in excellent, crazy conditioning.
On Memorial Day weekend starting at 8am on Saturday May 26th, 2012 three trekkers set out on to attempt a 3-day trek along the Ko'olau Summit Trail (KST here out) ending at Kamehameha Highway only a few long, never-ending miles away. The terrain was tropical rain forest with a gradual paved road to start. The weather was overcast and slightly misting with a few showers and mid-60's. Not too bad overall and a good conversation along the road. Then we stop and I realize my first misgiving – both Jim and Gordon put on knee-length gaiters, protective glasses, protective gloves and brandish their machetes. I had some small gaiters covering my low-profile trail running shoes. And that was the last view of the road until Kamehameha Highway. The trail continues uphill since this is a summit trail. We ascend up the thumb gradually making our way to the spine or hogs-back to about 2,200 feet. The winds begin to pick up as does the mud that is overflowing my gaiters. The brush is thick and getting thicker along the way. Gordon leads the way with amazing pig-hunter navigational skills that were obviously absent from a recent soloist who got lost for five days before rescue. Thankfully, we had a Gordon!
The trail opens up at times, then disappears just as quickly with only surveyor ribbon (yellow, blue, orange, etc.) to search for making this a game of follow the leader, dodge the plants that pulls at every piece of clothing and skin, duck from the objects darting towards your eyes from the wind, stay back from the person in front so not to find yourself the recipient of a recoil, keep upright in the every increases mud pit and of course stay hydrated and eat. I almost forgot to not grab anything to keep your balance since I had no gloves. OK, I think I have everything planned for the next 72 hours of fun.
The raw uninterrupted beauty of the natural setting of the Ko'olaus is truly spectacular. Yes, there are invasive species and many groups are working to remove these plants and control the animals that encroach on the beauty of the island. Until you walk in these harsh places, never assume that they are just hanging our picking weeds. They are truly amazing people working in some of the world's most extreme places.
As we trekked slowly towards our first destination, Koloa Cabin, I began to realize that I needed to stay at least 10 feet from Jim who was in the middle to avoid getting smacked in the face from all the brush, but somehow keep an eye on him in the misty air and undulating ground where the trail twists and turns with the nature contours of the terrain. Each step is a risky proposition with rocks that move, mud that swallows your leg, brush that grabs at you with passion and just relentless concentration. Then at times, I found myself crawling behind Jim under fallen trees as if we were taking enemy fire from above. On the KST we moved onward to the Kahuku trailhead arriving around 9:30a then over to the Malaekahana trail by 12:25p. Stops for rest were very few as each of us are very familiar with eating on the move, and making steady progress from our years doing ultra endurance runs. And those years came together on this effort. Gradually, the Laie trail came closer around 1:05p with a short section until we took a longer break to get water at the Kawailao area by 1:37p. Time always crawls by in the head, then hours are gone without any realization of how far you've gone and what your body is capable of enduring. We filtered our water, Gordon and I with hand pumps and Jim with his cute UV pen and bottle filter. The Go-Lite packs were tossed back over our shoulders, and we finally reach the Koloa cabin by 2:56p on Day One. The rain was ever-present and a cabin setup by the Army was very nice reprieve to the wet and cold day.
I did my best to clean my clothes thinking the monster wind would blow them dry on the make-shift clothesline. But the mist and humidity along with the cold temperature made certain that was not to happen. In our metal cabin / container with a few bunks, we rested and slowly began to settle in with warm meals from the hot water provided by the two stoves that Jim and I had. My Jet Boil versus Jim's MSR WhisperLite, no competition. The Jet Boil rocked. Jim began his hour long yoga poses that Gordon dubbed downward cricket (versus dog) and I just stretched out the body and watched the wind pass by the windows. Night came slowly as did the heavier rains letting us know Day Two was to be another adventure.
While we woke up early, we didn't depart the comfort of the cabin until 8:15a. This was partly due to the weather and also due to a plan by Gordon to stop short at the Army cabin only a few miles away. Apparently, this was a very nice cabin and Gordon really wanted to stop there. By 10:35a, we reached Castle trail and despite the harsh wind and quicksand type mud, we were making good time. This meant that the Army cabin was reached very early at 11:24a and there was no logical way that we would stop here. Gordon cried and waved slowly bye-bye to the cabin. It was a very sad picture indeed, but onward. The steps ahead were the worst conditions on the entire trail, and challenging was an understatement. The only thing to do was to hope the mud pits didn't eat your shoes and keep your mouth closed so not to splash any mud into your mouth. But with all the weather hazards, I continued to see beauty all around me. I might slip on a hidden log, and see the ohia flower looking at me. Or almost have my eye poked out, and see the strangest twisted tree that could only come from the mind of Tim Burton or the KST.
By 12:25p we made it to Peahinaia and pushed on to the Cline Memorial by 1:45p with markers of all trailheads and distance along the KST. We moved along the fence line erected to control the pig population and also caused one injury to the team. While moving carefully over a metal spike holding tension for the fence, Gordon landed on top of the spike impaling his right knee with serious damage. Some duct tape and a few curse words made the injury much better. That is one tough dude. He picked up his orange handled machete and pushed on. By 2:05p, we reached Poamoho cabin covered in deep mud, soaking wet and exhausted. And on the front porch of the cabin was a clean couple eating homemade sandwiches. I think we scared them since they departed rather quickly, allowing us to have the cabin to ourselves, Jim to do his yoga, Gordon to sleep and me – well I tried to get some weight off my clothes and body by taking a shower in the water catchment slightly warmed with the introduction of two-cups of boiling water from my stove. That was pure luxury. We rested, then ate and played with rubbing alcohol fires.
While the sound of rats racing along the back of the cabin woke me, I was still able to relax listening to the rain and crazy wind. By sunrise, the skies opened allowing some beautiful views all the way to the ocean. Day Three would prove to be a taxing day from the pure wind impact of the effort alone. And when I describe the wind, it is not like a gentle trade wind at 15 mph. These winds were truly epic and dangerous. If your jacket had any flap, it would slap painfully across your body. The force was strong enough and also amplified by the cliffs on Day Three to push over each of us. As we scrambled along the Schofield terminus by 8:47a, we were blasted with tough footing and heavy winds that sent each of us grasping for anything to hold on to. The cliffs are beautiful from below, just not something you want to visit on a freefall. We made it to the end of our section of the KST at Ka'aumakua and down Waikane trail at 9:12a holding fast to every piece of protection that trail could offer. Along this entire section, I rated every step with a 1-2-3 scale. One meant that a fall would be survivable with a self arrest. A two meant that I would get injured but likely not die. A three meant that a sudden stop would be a few hundred or thousand feet below, not good. And this rating was literally made with every step as the trail was razor thin, holes would form and the wind would knock your center of balance off line. At one point, I reached up in time to grad the pack of Jim as the wind pushed him unexpectedly close to the edge. We smiled, and continued. The decent down Kahana lowback and to the water tunnel was gradually getting easier and eventually turned into a hike. Once we made it down to Kamehameha Hwy, we found a certain Fishman waiting for us with a cooler, food, drinks and smiles.
This was an awesome trip with friends, and an amazing part of Oahu that is mostly undisturbed by people. The efforts by the researching, mountain clubs and universities are truly amazing and unseen. The conservation efforts in the most remote places are protecting the beauty of Oahu for everyone. Until you walk in these places, you can't imagine how rugged Oahu is and how strong people are that attempt to hike the KST. Total distance, just over 22.6 miles.
Ko'olau Summit Trail 2012
This was a replacement trek after a recent change of jobs, and was supposed to be relatively easy when compared to my planned John Muir Trail trek. Only three days along the Oahu Ko'olau mountain range starting at Pupukea trailhead. The adventure is an annual trek led by Gordon Lau, a local experienced trail guide, endurance athlete, hunter and more who is also slightly older than both of the other two hikers: I'm 40 and Jim Masterson is mid-40's. I want let out Gordon's age for absolute fear of unleashing the beast. Jim is just off the plane from Korea where he is stationed with the Army. He is also an endurance athlete in excellent, crazy conditioning.


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Before getting a chance to take part in his own dangerous and depressing narrative, Jon Bernthal's Frank Castle busted skulls in Hell's Kitchen during Daredevil Season 2, where he found an unexpected new friend in Karen Page. The two characters are crossing paths once again in Netflix's The Punisher, which is now available to stream in full. When CinemaBlend recently spoke with actress Deborah Ann Woll, I asked her about joining yet another Marvel series in such a big and important way, and here's what she told me.
I easily would have lost a bet with someone over how many Punisher episodes Karen appeared in, since she has such a presence in the story after first meeting back up with Frank in the early episodes. It's probably because of how prominently Karen features into the episodes (especially the time-shifting Episode 10), and that Deborah Ann Woll got quite a few scenes with characters that weren't Frank. I especially liked watching Karen play crafty when chatting it up with Billy Russo, and I wish that pair of actors had just a couple more scenes together.
In any case, Deborah Ann Woll agreed that it definitely felt like she got more time in The Punisher than she actually did, and said that her time on the set was very satisfying. Throughout the season, we got to watch Karen not only mixing it up with Frank, but also existing within her own element at the New York Bulletin. Viewers know her job played a pretty big role in the story, and in a way that felt very Zodiac Killer, which was not exactly a comparison I'd planned to make with Karen before having watched the season.
Since The Punisher sidestepped showcasing heroes with superpowers and the like, Karen was one of the only relevant characters that could have been used for a big crossover role, with none of the Defenders teammates being quite grounded in reality enough. As well, none of them comes close to having the same kind of emotional connection with Frank. (Rob Morgan's Turk also appears, I know, but he's hardly on the same level.) While describing how Karen's metaphorical disguise fits in with all the other characters, Deborah Ann Woll shared with me why she thinks Frank and Karen work so well together.
That's quite an interesting way to look at it, considering Karen started off being the good friend and potential love interest of Matt Murdock, who has basically never given Karen 100% in the honesty and transparency department. Granted, she at least now knows Matt is Daredevil, but that displaced trust is always going to be an issue. Although Frank and Karen have some pretty distressing situations in their shared history, too, at least Frank's honesty is as brutal as his plans for vengeance.
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Last significant change: 2005/03/04
The message service serves two main functions. The first is to provide a convenient way to output formatted numerical data as the C++ ``'' operator is lacking in this regard. The second is to provide a utility to filter and direct text output such as debugging, warning, and error messages. The MINOS C++ coding conventions state that users are to use the message service rather than cout and cerr directly so that these messages are processed in a uniform way.
In your loon .C script, you can configure Message service using a JobC object (even if you're not otherwise using JobControl).
{ JobC jc; jc.Msg.SetLevel("Ugli","Warning"); // Print out only warning, // error, and fatal messages // from UgliGeometry }
The hiearchy of message levels is:
|Really bad errors that are probably going to crash the program
|Reports of something that has gone badly wrong
|Report of a problem that indicates a potential problem or suspect results
|Messages related to normal operation.
|Summary information about how things are working
|Messages used primarly for debugging
|Gory detail
By default, all streams are set to show Info messages and above.
Lowering the log level of any stream below the Info level can slow down the execution of the entire program. This is due to the extra overhead of looking up stream names when individual messages are filtered. In general, Debug and Verbose should be used with care (since they tend to spew quite a bit of spam).
Messages can be prefixed by information strings by setting the stream format flags.
|Shows the level of the message
|Name of the stream
|Name of the CPU running the job
|Process ID of the job
|Time the message was printed
|2005/03/04 14:39:38
|Name of file (if not using CVSid)
|CVS revision of the file
|Line number of the message
|Run and Snarl number of the event
|Generates a stack trace of the code
|see below
|Make the prefix boldface
|Make the prefix dim
|Make the prefix underlined
|Make the prefix flash on the screen
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|Make the prefix inverse text
|Make the prefix text black
|Make the prefix text green
|Make the prefix text yellow
|Make the prefix text blue
|Make the prefix text black
|Make the prefix text cyan
|Make the prefix text white
|Make the prefix text background white
|Make the prefix text background black
|Apply color/typeface to the entire message
|(Use at your own risk)
Table 2.2 shows the default formats that are applied to each stream.
You can change the defaults by doing the following at the beginning of your job:
{ JobC jc; jc.Msg.SetDefaultFormat("Bold","Warning"); // Makes all warnings (and only warnings) bold jc.Msg.SetDefaultFormat("Blink","Error"); // Makes errors flash jc.Msg.SetDefaultFormat("RunSnarl"); // Turns on [run|snarl] for all messages // N.B. This only works before you make your path! jc.Path.Create()... }
At any time, you can change the format on a specific stream with the Format command:
jc.Msg.Format("Ugli:Warning","Bold"); // Makes Ugli warnings bold jc.Msg.Format("Ugli:Warning","Priority",false); // Turns off =W= on Ugli warnings.
The color and style formats use ANSI/Xterm escape codes. They are useful for looking at the output of the job by eye, but may not work on all terminals. If you redirect standrard output (for instance, because you are running batch jobs) then you can look at the resulting output with the ``less'' command using:
\$ less -r loondump.txt
The StackTrace option is special in that it generates many lines of output (and takes a long time to build!) but can greatly ease debugging. The StackTrace format creates a short 'call list' of the functions currently being called.
For instance, assume that you are seeing a strange warning from the Plex: ``can not GetBestItem() from an empty list'', and you don't know what is causing it. Turn on the stack trace option with:
and then every time Plex generates a warning, you will see something like:
=W= Plex PlexSEIdAltL.cxx,v1.33:357> Stack Trace: [0] PlexSEIdAltL::GetBestItem() const @ MessageService/MsgStream.h:96 [1] Coroner::RecordDeadStrips(Morgue*, CandRecord const*) @ Plex/PlexSEIdAltLItem.h:46 [2] Coroner::Reco(MomNavigator*) @ Morgue/Coroner.cxx:87 [3] JobCMethod::Execute(JobCModule*, MomNavigator*) const @ JobControl/JobCMethod.cxx:70 ... Message: can not GetBestItem() from an empty list
This works just like gdb doing a 'where' command. It is easy to see that the function Coroner::RecordDeadStrips is causing the problem.
#include "MessageService/MsgService.h" . . . // The CVSID line is required so that the message service can tag // error messages with the version number attached to this file. // The quoted string must start and end with a dollar sign and // the starting dollar sign should be followed by 'Id:'; CVS will // expand the field between the colon and the trailing dollar sign // upon any commits, so nothing special need be there initially. // Code that uses DbiResultPtr from the DatabaseInterface package // must have CVSID after the MsgService.h include, but before the // #include "DatabaseInterface/DbiResultPtr.tpl". CVSID("$Id: message_service.tex,v 1.9 2007/03/01 16:27:38 rhatcher Exp $"); . . . { MSG("Pkg", Msg::kVerbose) << "This is a VERBOSE message\n"; MSG("Pkg", Msg::kDebug) << "This is a DEBUG message\n"; MSG("Pkg", Msg::kSynopsis) << "This is a SYNOPSIS message\n"; MSG("Pkg", Msg::kInfo) << "This is an INFO message\n"; MSG("Pkg", Msg::kWarning) << "This is a WARNING message\n"; MSG("Pkg", Msg::kError) << "This is an ERROR message\n"; MSG("Pkg", Msg::kFatal) << "This is a FATAL message\n"; MsgStream& m = MSGSTREAM("Pkg", Msg::kInfo); m << "This construct bypasses test to see if stream is active\n"; }which sends text messages from package Pkg with various priorities ranging from lowest to highest. The threshold for printing can be set package by package. For example, if you wanted to see all the Debug messages but not all the Verbose messages from the package Pkg you would set the threshold for the package Pkg to Debug. The default threshold is Info.
Note that messages that are below print threshold are not formatted. This means that unprinted messages cause only a negligible performance hit. On my machine (Pentium 350 MHz) the performance hit from 100000 unprinted messages was a total 0.15 seconds.
Very frequently, you will want a message that only prints the first few times the function is called. Although this is simple code to write, it can get very tedious and wordy. Thus was born the MAXMSG macro:
MAXMSG("Pkg",Msg::kWarning,10) << "This warning will print only 10 times." << endl;MAXMSG works by inserting a few lines of code (including a static variable to track message counts) into your code by use of a C macro, but otherwise works similarly to MSG.
The message service provides a simple class to allow users to specify the width and precision of numerical output in much the same way as provided by the C routine printf. For example:
#include "MessageService/MsgService.h" #include "MessageService/MsgFormat.h" int main(void) { int i = 12345; double x = 123.456; MsgFormat ifmt("%9d"); MsgFormat ffmt("%9.3f"); // Don't worry about the MSG thing - its covered in the // next section. Just think of it as a tricky "cout" MSG("XXX",Msg::kInfo) << "[" ifmt(i) << "]" << endl; MSG("XXX",Msg::kInfo) << "[" ffmt(x) << "]" << endl; }will print the number 12345 using a width of 9 characters and 123.456 with a width of 9 characters with a precision of 3 places beyond the decimal point. Output looks like this:
[____12345] [__123.456]where the underscores mark blank spaces. The formating options available are summarized in table 2.1.
#include "TString.h" ... MSG("Pkg",Msg::kInfo) << Form("Number: \%3d 0x\%x \%10.2f",a,b,c) << std::endl;
Form() uses as set of circular buffers, so you can nest them safely. This is often the most convient way to do a lot of formatting.
#include "TString.h" ... MSG("Pkg",Msg::kInfo) << "Time between digits: " << delta_t/Munits::ns<< endl; MSG("Pkg",Msg::kInfo) << "Energy of the proton:" << e_prot/Munits::MeV << endl;
Remember the rule: divide when printing.
JobC jc; jc.Msg.SetDefaultFormat("RunSnarl,Bold","Warning"); jc.Msg.SetDefaultFormat("RunSnarl,Reverse,Red","Error"); jc.Msg.SetDefaultFormat("RunSnarl,StackTrace,Reverse,Red","Fatal"); jc.Path.Create(...)
The following outlines some of the more advanced features of the MessageService. Note that many of the code fragments shown will eventually be replaced by commands available from the JobControl package.
#include <iostream> class C { friend class ostream& operator<<(ostream& os, const C& c) { return os << c.fData1 << "," << c.fData2; } };Any class that can be writen via ``cout « c'' to also use ``MSG(...) « c;'' without any modification.
MsgService::Instance()-> GetStream("Pkg")->AttachOStream(Msg::kInfo,"PkgInfo.txt");
MsgService::Instance()-> GetStream("PkgA")->AttachOStream(Msg::kInfo,"merge.txt"); MsgService::Instance()-> GetStream("PkgB")->AttachOStream(Msg::kInfo,"merge.txt");In this case Info messages from both PkgA and PkgB will be merged in the file merge.txt.
MsgService::Instance()-> AddCatStream("cat.txt","PkgA",Msg::kInfo); MsgService::Instance()-> AddCatStream("cat.txt","PkgB",Msg::kInfo);In this case Info messages sent from package PkgA and PkgB will be concatenated together in the file cat.txt.
MsgService::Instance-> GetStream("PkgA")->AddFormat(Msg::kInfo,Msg::kName); MsgService::Instance-> GetStream("PkgA")->RemoveFormat(Msg::kInfo,Msg::kName); MsgService::Instance-> GetStream("PkgA")->SetFormat(Msg::kInfo,Msg::kName+Msg::kFile);
In the past we have encountered situations in which the same job, run twice without any intervening change to the software or the data, has produced different results indicating some randomising effect, such as the use of uninitialised data. One way to locate such problems is to use Valgrind. Another is simply to switch all print stream levels to some low level such as Debug, run the job multiple times and find the place where the output files first show differences. The snags of such an approach are:-
Making sure that all print levels are modified - no where is there a list of them all and new ones can be added at any time.
Keeping the log files to a manageable size. If the jobs don't diverge until many events have been processed the approach may be unworkable.
Identifying where the jobs diverge. The MessageService message identifies the function that generates the message but nothing else, i.e. the event or JobCModule module it comes from.
These snags are addressed by a trip wire facility. The basic idea is that the program execution is divided into segments, with a new one starting each time a message is requested. You configure the trip wire to suppress all messages until a particular segment is reach after which all stream message levels are lowered and segment identification is appended to all messages output.
Segments are identified by 3 counters:-
The record set counter starts at zero and is incremented each time a JobCInputModule is called. If simply reading from a DaqSnarl stream then record sets are equivalent to snarls. If reading from multiple streams, a new record set is loaded each time any stream VldContext is crossed - see section 13.4.
The node counter starts at zero and is reset to zero each time the record set counter increments. It is incremented each time a node i.e. a JobCModule is called.
The call counter starts at zero and is reset to zero each time the node counter increments.
When messages are output, the values of these 3 counters is perpended, for example:-
10:7:47048: DmxUtilities.cxx:1663> x = 0.238200 y = 0.802147 weight = 0.005958
is call 47048 from node 7 of record set 10. For simple job paths, the node number just corresponds entry in the path, for example in path:-
jc.Path.Create("Reco", "NoiseFilterModule::Ana " "RecordSetupModule::Get " "DigitListModule::Get " "DigitListModule::Reco " "FilterDigitListModule::Reco " "FilterLIModule::Ana " "DeMuxDigitListModule::Reco " "DeMuxCosmicsModule::Ana " "StripSRListModule::Reco " "SliceSRListModule::Reco " "ClusterSRListModule::Reco " "ShowerSRListModule::Reco " "TrackSRListModule::Reco " "FitTrackSRListModule::Reco " "EventSRListModule::Reco " "RecordSetupModule::Reco " "Output::Put");
node 7 would be:-
The trip wire facility is activated through the environmental variable: ENV_MSG_TRIP_WIRE which defined as a string containing 4 space-separated integers, the first three giving the record set, node and call values and the last the log level to be used once the trip wire point is reached. For example:-
setenv ENV_MSG_TRIP_WIRE "4 3 2 1"
would set the trip wire to record set 4, node 3 call 2 and set the log level to 1 (debug). A typical way to look for problems would be to have a long run with only moderate (info) printout from the start:-
setenv ENV_MSG_TRIP_WIRE "0 0 0 3"
then if a divergence is found on say record set 1234, have a second run that just processed 1234 record sets with:-
setenv ENV_MSG_TRIP_WIRE "1234 0 0 0"
so that the record set has debug set to maximum.
A single MswTripWire object is used to hold the trip wire setting, the current program segment and the current log level. As an additional debug facility it has the dummy member function
void Activated() const;
which is called just once, as the trip wire point is passed. Having found a divergence point the trip can be set to an earlier segment, the program debugged and a break point set on
to starting looking for the problem with the debugger.


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