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Hello. I am using Debian 4.0. How do I add installed packages to the Applications menu hierarchy?Synaptic installs then loses packages; it downloads and installs a package and its dependencies, and then, when queried, it shows the package and its dependancies to be installed, but it does not add the packages to the menu, and, in the Properties dialogue box in Synaptic, it shows the application category, where I assume that the application should be added to the Applications menu hierarchy; under the label of Section, on the Common tab, but it does not show anything like a path to the package executable file, so, basically, the package gets installed and then lost, so it cannot be used.
I cannot find any means of doing something like right-clicking on the Applications label in the taskbar and it returning a menu with something like "Update menues", to add installed packages that have not been automatically added to the Applications menues.
On another system, on which I have Ubuntu installed, when Ubuntu installs the package, it automatically adds it to the appropriate category in the Applications menu, so that the package can be used as soon as it is installed.
Thank you in anticipation. -- Bret Busby Armadale West Australia .............. "So once you do know what the question actually is, you'll know what the answer means." - Deep Thought, Chapter 28 of Book 1 of "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: A Trilogy In Four Parts", written by Douglas Adams, published by Pan Books, 1992 ....................................................


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Slow Food Miami hosts tasting at Miami Beach Botanical Garden
Slow Food Miami, the local 100% volunteer non-profit organization dedicated to "planting a fresher future for our children," held its 4th Annual "Snail of Approval" Tasting Party on Friday, April 24th from 7 – 10PM at The Miami Beach Botanical Garden.
The Slow Food Miami "Snail of Approval" points South Floridians and visitors to food that is good, clean and fair by identifying and honoring producers, purveyors and artisans who contribute to food and beverage quality, authenticity and sustainability. In 2010, Chef Michael Schwartz of Michael's Genuine Food & Drink was the first award recipient, and continues to serve as an ambassador for the program.
Attendees joined Emmy Award-winning journalist and WSVN's 7 NEWS' Belkys Nerey, plus 30 of Miami's top chefs, and local growers and producers for an evening of tasting, honoring and improving Miami's food scene. On Miami's "Freshest Night Out", guests enjoyed bites from South Florida's farm-to-table best and hand-crafted cocktails courtesy of 2012 Snail of Approval Award Winner GREY GOOSE Vodka; specialty wines provided by Vinecraft; great brews and non-alcoholic refreshments from Daddy Brews and Whole Foods Market – South Beach, surrounded by the tropical beauty that is the Miami Beach Botanical Garden.
All event proceeds benefit Slow Food Miami's Edible School & Community Garden Program.
This year, guests are invited to savor bites from 2014 – 2015 Snail of Approval Winners including: Basil Park; Blackbrick; Café at Books & Books at The Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts; Khong River House; Macchialina Taverna Rustica; Meat Market, Oolite Restaurant & Bar; Seagrape; Siena Tavern; Vagabond Restaurant and Bar; and Zak the Baker.
A talented returning line-up of Miami's farm-to-table best will include: Harry's Pizzeria; HaVen Lounge; Chef Adrianne's Vineyard Restaurant and Wine Bar; Chef Aaron of David Schwadron Catering and Event Design; jugofresh; Edge Steak & Bar at The Four Seasons; 3030 Ocean; The Dutch; Lido Restaurant & Bayside Grill at The Standard Hotel; and The Naked Bite. This year will also shine the spotlight on local farms including Chef Simon Stojonovic cooking for Swank Farms; produce from Verde Gardens; fruit from LNB Farms, Three Sisters Farm and FARMfreshMIAMI; and garden-makers Ready-to-Grow Gardens.
In addition to judging for "Best Bite of the Night" this years event included both silent and live auctions, with donations provided by participating chefs and artisans. Guests will have the opportunity to purchase school garden grants at the live auction portion of the event. Follow #SnailMIA on Twitter and Facebook for the latest updates.
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The importance of warm-up sketches
We've all done it; we jumped right into our final piece without warming up. The results were anything but great. The lines were stiff, the shapes were wonky, the colors didn't belong together, and the composition was terrible. At this point I usually blame myself for not being a "good enough" artist and I'm discouraged by my abilities. Ugh, another one for the trash.
We get so impatient that we jump right to the finish line without going through the obstacles. We cheat, and we're only cheating ourselves.
A simple way to fix this is to warm up. Drawing sketches before your planned drawing is beneficial to your art because it allows you to loosen up. If you " stretch" your hands and your mind before your final piece, you go into the process more relaxed and reassured by your skills. You're prepared both mentally and physically. You can draw small thumbnails of the final piece you're working on to better plan the composition, or you can draw random things to get your hand moving. It really doesn't matter so long as you're getting that energy flowing. I'm not going to lie, sometimes I hate warming up... I get an idea in my head and I get so excited that I want to do it immediately. Sometimes that works out great, but most of the time it doesn't.
Professional singers don't go on stage without warming up their voices. Professional athletes don't play without stretching fist. You can't expect your drawing to be decent when you haven't properly prepared. Give yourself even a small amount of time and crank out some sketches in a sketchbook. They don't have to be pretty sketches. In fact, the uglier they are the better. Get those stiff, wonky, terrible drawings out of the way so that you can go on to create something you will be proud of. Warming up is a small investment of time (and patience) but I promise it's worth it.


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Sleeping Giants by Sylvain Neuvel
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I hope Wolf by Wolf is good! And I got my copy of TBMLT also and can't wait to start reading it!ReplyDelete
I totally enjoyed and loved Cage of Deceit and Court of Fives was very good.
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The Court of Fives looks very interesting. I keep thinking I should request it from NetGalley, but I never do.
Great haul! Happy Reading!
I started TBMLT, but got distracted with other books. I kind of feel like I need to reread My Life Next Door, but I don't really want to...I have Court of Fives, but haven't gotten to it. I cannot wait to read Wolf by Wolf. Great haul! Happy reading!ReplyDelete
This is my first time taking part in Stacking The Shelves! Hi :)
Sleeping Giants sounds really interesting. I hadn't heard of it (or the author) before, so I'll be adding that to my wishlist :)
I love Huntley Fitzpatrick and I hope you enjoy The Boy Most Likely To. Happy reading :)
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The history of the Kerma region is unique and rich. The remains of its glorious past are accessible today, thanks to the work of enlightened amateurs and passionate archaeologists.
Kerma, the capital of the first kingdom of Sub-Saharan Africa, is located in the heart of Sudanese Nubia.
Periods, Dates & Sites
The global evolution of human populations in the Kerma region is attested for almost one million years.
Pre-Kerma develops between the end of the fourth and the beginning fo the third millennium B.C. It bears witness to an important social complexification, foreshadowing the formation of the first kingdom of Sub-Saharan Africa.
The Kingdom of Kerma, a Nubian culture that emerged late in the fourth millennium B.C., will dominate Upper Nubia for almost a thousand years.
The city of Dukki Gel is founded by the pharaohs of the Eighteenth Dynasty of Egypt.
During its long history (spanning from 8th century B.C. to the 4th century A.D.), the Kingdom of Kush is divided into two periods—the Napatan and Meroitic periods—based on the location of the kingdom's nerve centre.


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November 16, join New York Times Award-Winning author and illustrator, Peter H. Reynolds, at the Montclair Art Museum where he will discuss how creative thinking has guided his career.
Educators earn 2 hours of PD credit. Book signing to follow. in partnership with Watchung Booksellers.
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October 22, 2017 / LECTIO DIVINA / Sara Wolbrecht / Mark 1:4-11
This month, we have been walking the path of compassion, what we defined as "being with suffering" seeing the connection, the relationship between two points, and how we see, feel, and act with compassion. Which I have experienced as really challenging and deeply meaningful. Today, we pause together on the path of compassion to listen.
As our video reminds us, listening, paying attention is part of our focus and practice this fall – paying attention to Kairos, to our lives, growing in our sensitivity to hearing God, especially because life is filled with change – including, we hope, God's invitation to let ourselves be changed – mind, heart, soul change. And so today we open up our time together to practice paying attention to our lives, listening for what God is saying. And we'll do this by listening to a passage from the bible through the practice of Lectio Divina.
For those new to it, Lectio Divina is Latin for "Holy Word" or ="Divine Reading." A practice that has been around since the 3rd Century (I personally deeply appreciate that this is a practice that is 1500 years old), and it was formalized in the 12th Century, that involves rereading a section of the bible, listening for a word that gets our attention, then prayerfully holding that word, looking for connections to our life now – and what God is saying to us in it.
Reading and listening to the bible in this way affirms how we believe that scripture is not a static, one-dimensional text, but it's still alive and kicking today. In this fall series as we lean into listening for God, God can be heard and experienced in this living, breathing ancient book we call the bible. God hooks us as we read it. Even when we read passages we have read before, we will hear it in a different way – because as people who are living through change and being changed – we are in a different place than we were the last time, or even last week (right?). So we'll hear and experience fresh things every time we read scripture. Which is pretty amazing. This is a practice for us to keep in the ol' tool belt, as something to practice on our own or in smaller groups. Also, just to name that: you may find that Lectio is just not your jam, and that's ok, too. Thanks for hanging in, even if that's the case.
Our reading today is from Mark's gospel (if you're listening or watching online, and want to turn to it, it's Mark 1:4-11, The Message version).
As we listen, I invite you to keep your S hook handy (did you get one?). This fall we keep passing them out as we make this journey through chunk of change – these hooks are meant to be a reminder for us, grounding us in the practice of paying attention to how God has our attention, hooks us. So keep it handy now, as a prayer stone, a touchstone of how God speaks to us in the midst of listening to the bible.
We have practiced Lectio Divina a few times on Sunday mornings together, and it has become a regular practice we come back to, to be people who listen for God, and who open up the Bible to let God speak into our lives, our context, here and now.
So let's begin. Please get comfortable in your seat. Connect with your breath, roll your shoulders back. The first step in Lectio is READING. We read the text. Staying in that place connected to your breath, attentive, our first-time reading is to just hear the text. No agenda. I invite you to listen with your eyes closed if that's comfortable for you.
(not on screen) Mark 1:4-11 (The Message) - Sara
4-6 John the Baptizer appeared in the wild, preaching a baptism of life-change that leads to forgiveness of sins. People thronged to him from Judea and Jerusalem and, as they confessed their sins, were baptized by him in the Jordan River into a changed life. John wore a camel-hair habit, tied at the waist with a leather belt. He ate locusts and wild field honey.
7-8 As he preached he said, "The real action comes next: The star in this drama, to whom I'm a mere stagehand, will change your life. I'm baptizing you here in the river, turning your old life in for a kingdom life. His baptism—a holy baptism by the Holy Spirit—will change you from the inside out."
9-11 At this time, Jesus came from Nazareth in Galilee and was baptized by John in the Jordan. The moment he came out of the water, he saw the sky split open and God's Spirit, looking like a dove, come down on him. Along with the Spirit, a voice: "You are my Son, chosen and marked by my love, pride of my life."
Now this next time through, we listen for a word or phrase that touches our heart, that gets our attention. That's what we listen for – one word or phrase. (If you are a more visual person, pull out that bulletin insert, and the text is on the back for you to follow along). Otherwise you can keep your eyes closed. Do not expect lightning to strike, just something that shimmers for you, or you feel curious or confused or stirred by. When the word or phrase is found, gently recite it to yourself, repeat it and reflect on it during the short silence that follows the reading.
Mark 1:4-11 (The Message) - Sara
(Silence) If you are willing, I invite you to share out loud the word or phrase that has touched your heart. Just the word, no commentary yet.
…Thank you for sharing. The second step is REFLECTION. We each ponder the word that has touched our heart and ask where the word or phrase touches our life today. As we do this, do not be afraid of distractions, or busy brain. Memories or thoughts are simply parts of ourselves that, when they rise up during Lectio Divina, are asking to be given to God along with the rest of our self. Embrace those things that come up, listen to them. The question: God, what are you saying to me? is what we hold as we listen. Continue to repeat your word while holding it in dialogue with God, listening for WHY this word grabs our attention today, as we hear the text again, this time read by Dani, with silence after.
Mark 1:4-11 (The Message) - Dani
(Silence) We'll have a chance to share what we're hearing in a moment, after our final reading.
The third step is RESPONDING. The third and final reading is for the purpose of experiencing Christ "calling us to respond." What is God in this text calling us to do or to become today or this week? It is our second question name din our video for the fall: God what am I going to do about it? God is always inviting us into transformation, into seeing our lives in a fresh way – like with more compassion as we've named these past weeks. How are we invited to be or to do or to see things differently? Please note: answering this question may take longer than the next few minutes – you may need to savor it this week. We listen for our response, as we hear the passage a final time.
Mark 1:4-11 (The Message) - Sara
And now we make space to share what we're hearing. We're going to try things a little differently than we have in the past – once when I was on sabbatical y'all tried this. And that is to break into groups of three (four if absolutely necessary, but not two), and to just take one minute each to name the word or phrase, and why you think this is coming up for you, what is interesting, curious, or disruptive about it. Aim to take no more than a minute each – and do know that you can just say the word or phrase, and say – I don't know why that came up. I just liked it. Connecting with folks you don't know or at least did not arrive here with is particularly beneficial – (because you can share with your friend or family member later). Let's move smoothly and decisively into groups of three (and it's ok if you stand up and move around). Take just a minute each to share.
Is there anything that you would like to share about what's coming up for you or in your group, what God is saying in this time? …Thank you for sharing, friends. For sharing your experience, your Kairos, your curiosity.
For me, I am so deeply grateful that Peter's baptism landed TODAY – in the midst of our Chunk of Change series. And that it so naturally worked to then spend time in this text of Jesus' baptism. To change – the kind of change God is interested in us is heart change – to become who God made us to be. And baptism is a defining moment of identity. This moment where we stand at the water and know that who we are is not what we do (neither our accomplishments or our failures), not what we have, and who we are is not what others say about us. Who we are is what God says about us – God's words here to Jesus, at his baptism, are the same words spoken to Peter and to each of us at our baptism, and even more importantly, everyday of our lives: "You are my Son, you are my Daughter, chosen and marked by my love, pride of my life."
What kind of week have we had? What kind of heartbreak have we faced? What compassion have we extended in the midst of the overwhelming suffering in our lives and world? No matter what – this is what God says to us – we are chosen and marked by God's love. Period. God loves the way God made you.
In the midst of my week, man, did I need to remember that. Thank you, thank you, for listening for this good word, together.
In whatever is coming up for you, I invite you to also consider an additional response. I remind you of a practice we're engaging in every Sunday through the fall. You're invited to name a Kairos moment or situation in your life, and write it down, a word or short phrase that captures what you're hearing from God, on these small wooden hearts and circles – whether it's the word you heard this morning, or something from this past week. We'll take time to do it during communion and after worship at the tables we have set up. Just carry up your S hook to the table, write something about your Kairos, and then take your S hook to hang it up. Writing down a question mark is ok if you're not sure what God is saying. But we intentionally do the practice every week, building our muscles for paying attention to our lives, to God, to change.
As we finish our time in Lectio together, the fourth and final step of Lectio Divina is to REMAIN. To simply rest as the Beloved of God in the presence of God. To hold what we have heard spoken through the bible, spoken through each other, as a word of grace and hope for us. For God most certainly speaks through us as a gift with and for each other.
As we "remain" and finish this holy time together, let's continue to hold this sacred space for each other as the band comes up. And let's pray as we remain with God, together. Please reconnect with your breath – open your palms:
God, thank you that you have met us here in this practice of listening and thank you for this reminder that to be marked with the cross of Jesus means to be marked by your love. Thank you that we carry that mark on us always.
Thank you that there are so many ways in which you do this work in us – and thank you for the practice of paying attention that draws us back to you – hearing how your story is unfolding in our story, hearing our story in scripture – and in the words shared with each other – It is breathtaking to experience you in this way. And in all of it to hear a vibrant invitation to follow Jesus with this one wild and precious life we have been given. We do it now, together, by your grace and for your glory.


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- Remember Notes toggle in Settings menu: When you're brewing the same coffee over and over, use this so the previous coffee brew inputs will be copied over for your new brew.
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It is essential to have a support group to look after Students' interests outside the classroom and provide special services.
The Student activities cover ample areas such as guidance, wellness, health and counseling by the Principal and Senior Faculty. It is constantly evolving ways to support and encourage students' interest in the Campus. A number of activities are held every year to ensure that the growth of students is not limited to classrooms alone.
The initiative is to help students attain their top budding in the areas of academic interest and personal well-being. We are committed to providing students a wide variety of opportunities to explore leadership styles and practicing new skills.


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Kindergarten Parent Workshop
Ready for Kindergarten Parent Workshop
Thursday, March 22, 6:00-7:30 p.m.
Do you wonder about what skills your child needs for a smooth transition to kindergarten? Do you want ideas on what you can do at home to make sure they are ready to succeed? Parents and caregivers of children ages 3-entering K are invited to this informative presentation from West Shore School District kindergarten and first grade teachers on preparing your child for school. The workshop will cover readiness, curriculum, and school student learning environments. You'll leave with tips for hands-on activities you can do at home and have a chance to ask the teachers questions. This program is designed for parents in the West Shore School District, but child care is available. Registration begins Thursday, March 1. Space is limited, please register early by calling the Library at 717-774-7822.
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You never really know a person when you start dating. When I met him, I didn't know how much I could share about myself. At first, he came off as very proper. No speaking of bedroom business outside of the bedroom. But little by little I showed him how fun and exciting being outside of the box could be.
Unbeknownst to him at the time, I was intensely voyeuristic. I love watching porn. I love anything and everything about sex. I never mentioned it because I wanted to remain a "classy" lady in his eyes.
As the years have gone by, we have explored every aspect of each other that we possibly could. The thought of bringing another person into our sex games never crossed our minds, until one normal night. We were flipping through channels, looking for something to watch. A documentary about the swinging lifestyle was on. We both looked at each other and said "Why not?"
We were so intrigued by what we saw that we immediately searched for more episodes of this show. We never really talked about the subject to one another; it seemed as if it was just a curiosity that was satisfied with just watching it on TV. Months passed. Nothing more was mentioned.
One day, he brought up a website he had heard about: Quiver. He had already set up an account, but the profile was bare. He showed it to me and I just smiled. I asked him if he was sure this was what he wanted? His reply was that we could see what it was all about and go from there.
I dove in and completed the profile: Added pictures, made sure we got verified, and wrote a bit about the kind of people we're looking for. After about a month of just lurking and not really participating, we decided the Lifestyle is something we wanted to pursue. We love the openness of it. Us being able to express ourselves without the fear of feeling ashamed. We can openly talk about our fantasies with each other and with others. Our sex life before had always been great, but now, it has reached places we would have never known.
We have yet to indulge ourselves in a full swap, but are really looking forward to when that day comes.


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From its founding, Charleston has influenced the rest of the country. The list of Charleston "firsts" is long and varied. These days, Charleston's amazing, and beautiful built environment influences new home construction all across the Lowcountry.
Photo by Bruce Tuten
The primary style frequently emulated by new home builders, is the Charleston single house. Read our post on the distinctiveness of Charleston's homes. The single house is a single room wide with the gable end (the narrow end of the house) turned towards the street. Homes were constructed of wood and or locally made brick.
Single houses were frequently placed on narrow, deep lots with the homes abutting the street. Utility buildings, gardens and carriage houses were behind the home. A variant of the single home was the two room wide "double house." Charleston's streetscape followed the European style of placing homes close to the street. This created a lively streetscape where people interacted and strolled, conducted commerce and passed the time of day.
Front doors to Charleston homes were placed on the long side of the house, protected by the piazza. A door onto the piazza was usually street front, allowing you to walk along the piazza to the actual front door. Sometimes you hear people call these false doors, but they are real doors.
Photographer Bruce Tuten documented a Charleston single home on his visit to here with two photos. In the first image (above), you can see the piazza door from the street front, as well as the single width facade. In the second photo, you can easily see the piazza area, which was and is used as an outdoor living space.
Photo by Bruce Tuten
Piazzas, called porches by many people, are frequently found either on the south or west facing facade of the house to shield the home and its occupants from the heat of the intense summer sun.
New home builders in the Charleston area are constructing homes in communities to emulate all that is loved about classic Charleston architecture.
In the 19th century, many homes in Charleston were constructed with tall jib windows allowing immediate access onto the piazza, creating a very open feeling during summer and permitting lots of breezes.
Charleston historic Edmonston Alston House, today a museum open to tourists has, jib windows onto the piazza which you can see depicted in this image.
Photo by Mr.TinDC
At Freeman's Point, FrontDoor Communities has a home with similar windows.
FrontDoor Communities model at Freeman's Point
Also at Freeman's Point, FrontDoor Communities and Ashton Woods are constructing this home which is influenced by the Charleston single house. This board and batten sided house, is situated on a narrow, deep lot with all utility buildings such as garages and sheds tucked away from view.
Ashton Woods model at Freeman's Point
The classic facade of a Charleston home with broad, welcoming steps and a columned front porch and working shutters is the inspiration for this home at The Landing at Poplar Grove. The front door, surrounded by sidelights and topped with a transom also is in sync with traditional Charleston styles.
Southeastern Family Homes at Poplar Grove
Compare it to this historic Charleston Home and you can see a common ancestry.
Photo by Jack Duval
At Summer Wood, Sabal Homes takes the concept of a single house and places the garage in front for quick access. You can also see how the narrow, deep lot configuration continues in this community, just as it does in historic Charleston.
Sabal Homes at Summer Wood
With new home builders in Charleston building in the style of classic designs, you don't have to live in the historic district to enjoy the feeling of Charleston. You can live in a contemporary home designed and built for the way we live now, with all the modern conveniences and technology. And you can still feel that connection to Charleston's past.
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PHILADELPHIA -- Just like Jonathan Papelbon had hoped, he had a chance to pitch against his old friends in the first game between the Red Sox and the Philadelphia Phillies this season.
PHILADELPHIA -- Just like Jonathan Papelbon had hoped, he had a chance to pitch against his old friends in the first game between the Red Sox and the Philadelphia Phillies this season.
Just like Papelbon hoped, he slammed the door.
Papelbon didn't get to face David Ortiz and Dustin Pedroia like he said before the game he hoped he would. "Cinco Ocho" instead set down Daniel Nava, Marlon Byrd and Nick Punto as the Phillies won a 6-4 decision over the Red Sox at Citizens Bank Park on Friday.
That Papelbon would pitch at all didn't look likely in the early going thanks to the pitcher many assumed would replace him.
Daniel Bard had no command of the strike zone from the first inning, missing wildly far more often than he made anything resembling an effective pitch. Fewer than 40 of his 94 pitches were in the strike zone. He walked three of the first four Philadelphia hitters he faced and five hitters overall, and he hit two batters on top of that.
To make matters worse, his fastball sat around 91 miles per hour all night -- not the type of fastball that was going to miss bats or induce much weak contact.
It was the Bard many pessimists believed all along they'd see from the reliever making the conversion from relieving to starting.
Bard has walked four or more hitters in three straight starts. He's struck out just six hitters in total in that span -- fewer than half as many as he's walked.
He got away with his walks five days ago in a win over Cleveland. He didn't get away with his walks on Friday against Philadelphia.
Jimmy Rollins drew a walk to lead off the game. Bard then walked Shane Victorino and Hunter Pence back-to-back with one out. Carlos Ruiz hit a two-run single to center field to score Rollins and Victorino, and Ty Wigginton hit a sacrifice fly to score Pence. John Mayberry smoked a double into the left-field corner to score Ruiz.
By the time Bard had thrown 10 strikes, the Phillies already led by a 4-0 score. They added another run on a Hunter Pence home run off Bard in the fifth inning.
Little by little, the Red Sox clawed back into the game.
Mike Aviles hit a home run in the third inning, his first home run since April 30.
Cody Ross, booed all night by Philadelphia fans who remembered the Ross who knocked their team out of the playoffs two years ago with the San Francisco Giants, doubled and scored in the fourth inning and crushed a long home run to left field in the sixth.
Adrian Gonzalez hit a home run off reliever Chad Qualls in the eighth inning. The home run was a day too late to fulfill the guarantee he made on Wednesday night at Tropicana Field, but it pulled the Red Sox within a run.
Papelbon didn't convert his save without a little drama. Kelly Shoppach reached when his hard ground ball caromed off third baseman Mike Fontenot, and he went to second on a Daniel Nava groundout. Marlon Byrd chopped a grounder up the middle and almost beat out a bang-bang play at first -- a play that was close enough that Bobby Valentine was ejected arguing it.
Papelbon then struck out Nick Punto to strand Shoppach at third base and then the game.
Catcher Jarrod Saltalamacchia left the game in the fifth inning with a laceration on his left ear after a Bard fastball deflected off Wigginton and hit him on the side of the head. Outfielder Cody Ross left the game in the eighth inning after fouling a ball off his leg.
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As questions about Valeant Pharmaceuticals International's business practices have mounted over the past year, its relationship with the mail-order pharmacy Philidor Rx Services has come under the most scrutiny.
On Thursday, the Justice Department said that Andrew Davenport, the chief executive of Philidor, and Gary Tanner, a former executive at Valeant, were at the heart of this relationship, accusing the two men of secretly agreeing to promote the pharmacy's interests inside Valeant, including persuading Valeant to buy an option to acquire Philidor.
The Justice Department charged both men with multiple counts of fraud and conspiracy. The arrests are the first charges in multiple state and federal investigations into Valeant's business practices.
According to the complaint, filed Wednesday in Federal District Court for the Southern District of New York, Mr. Davenport, who pocketed about $40 million after the purchase option agreement went through, used a series of shell companies to transfer a $10 million kickback payment to Mr. Tanner.
The government said that Mr. Tanner used an email account under the name "Brian Wilson" to secretly communicate with Mr. Davenport. In one celebratory email to that account, Mr. Davenport wrote that he could picture the two of them on a "Butch and Sundance ride into the sunset." (Of course, the two outlaws met a nasty end.)
Mr. Tanner was forced out of Valeant in 2015. Mr. Davenport remained at Philidor until the company shut down in January. Both men said through their lawyers that they intended to defend themselves.
Preet Bharara, the United States attorney for the Southern District of New York, said at a news conference on Thursday that the investigation was continuing. He would not say whether his office was looking into Valeant's accounting practices.
In a statement, Valeant noted that the company and its top executives had not been charged in the case, and said it was cooperating with the investigation.
Unqualified Princelings
Federal prosecutors announced on Thursday that JPMorgan Chase and its Hong Kong subsidiary would pay about $264 million to settle bribery charges connected to its practice of hiring children of Chinese leaders, confirming an earlier report in DealBook.
The authorities' investigation revealed that as JPMorgan was competing with other big banks for business in China, some bankers concluded that they needed to bring on the children of well-connected parents, known as princelings.
"We lost a deal to DB today because they got chairman's daughter work for them this summer," one JPMorgan investment banking executive told colleagues, referring to Deutsche Bank.
Many of the job candidates were unqualified, the authorities said, but JPMorgan hired them anyway. For example:
• The son of a powerful executive who had a Wharton degree was described as having a "not very impressive, poor G.P.A." and had both an "attitude issue" and a "napping problem."
• The son of a Chinese official who did "very, very poorly" in his interviews still secured a position in New York only to be transferred again. A JPMorgan banker later said that the hire "sent out an e-mail (which he inadvertently copied to an H.R. person), where he made some inappropriate sexual remarks." His peers said he was "immature, irresponsible and unreliable," but he kept his job.
Tesla and SolarCity Merger Approved
Shareholders of Tesla and SolarCity showed their support for Elon Musk by approving the merger of the two companies on Thursday.
Tesla said more than 85 percent of its independent shareholders voted for the deal.
Under the terms of the transaction, SolarCity shareholders will receive 0.11 of a Tesla share for each share of SolarCity that they own. At Thursday's closing prices, that offer is worth about $20.75 a share, or just shy of where SolarCity shares closed.
Critics have argued that the deal would weigh down Tesla financially. Shares of Tesla have fallen about 14 percent since the company first disclosed its intentions.
In after-hours trading on Thursday, shares of Tesla were little changed. Shares of SolarCity rose nearly 2 percent in after-hours trading.
Coming Up
Several Federal Reserve officials are scheduled to speak today: William C. Dudley, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, will talk about the consumer expectations survey; Esther L. George, president of the Kansas City Fed, and Robert S. Kaplan, president of the Dallas Fed, will attend a conference in Houston on oil and the economy; and Charles L. Evans, president of the Chicago Fed, will give the opening remarks at a symposium on community banking.


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Ben & Jerry's is considering launching a library-themed ice-cream flavour, after a campaign by a New Jersey librarian gathered thousands of supporters.
Burlington county librarian Andy Woodworth already has more than 4,400 people signed up to a Facebook group supporting his plan, which he hopes will raise awareness of libraries "in the face of stagnant or slashed state, county, and municipal budgets".
Suggestions for flavours range from Gooey Decimal System to Sh-sh-sh-sherbet. Woodworth writes on Facebook that the logic behind the scheme is that "libraries are awesome, Ben & Jerry's ice-cream is tasty, therefore a library-themed Ben & Jerry's ice-cream would be tasty awesome".
Gooey Decimal System could combine dark fudge alphabet letters with caramel swirls in hazelnut ice-cream, he suggests, while Dusty Stacks could be a layered ice-cream with speckles of cocoa in every layer. Li-Berry pie could mix lime sherbet with raspberry sauce and pie-crust pieces, and Overdue Fine as Fudge Chunk could drop fudge brownies and white chocolate coins into milk chocolate ice-cream swirled with caramel. The fine details of Sh-sh-sh-sherbet aren't pinned down quite yet – it could be key lime, or possibly a vanilla/chocolate combination.
Arnold Carbone, Ben & Jerry's flavour guru, said the company had honoured musicians with its flavours in the past – last year it launched Goodbye Yellow Brickle Road (chocolate ice-cream with peanut butter cookie dough, butter brickle and white chocolate chunks) for Elton John – so a library-themed flavour was a definite possibility.
"From Cherry Garcia to Bohemian Raspberry, some of our best-loved flavours have been fan suggestions. We've honoured rock'n'roll icons, so why not librarians?" said Carbone.
He suggested a Malt Whitman: "a malt ice-cream, with chocolate alphabet letters and two decadent rivulets - one caramel and one fudge - as an ode to writer Walt Whitman". If Ben & Jerry's went ahead with the flavour, it would be the latest in a stream of recent endorsements for America's first "poet of democracy". Whitman is currently starring in a Levi's commercial, has been selected for Jonathan Ross's new Twitter book club, and is the author of JK Rowling's favourite poem, Of the Terrible Doubt of Appearances.


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Growth Hacking Instagram Masterclass In today' s marketing language a channel is thought about as a method to assist individuals in the direction of a particular goal straightened with your targets and purposes. Allow us tell you – the proper funneling is something exceptionally productive and it can lead your method to actual results. Sadly, you will not see much regarding this vital subject any kind of hacking growth book. However, we are mosting likely to review this subject in a sensible information right here. This passage is taken from a marketing hacking growth book.
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We all know, the main purpose of the funnel is to obtain web traffic or site visitors. This is the act of pushing any individual to see your application or internet for the first time. At this stage, they are simple site visitors as they do not belong to you. Still, they have not done anything you want them to do. Simply puts, they are strangers that simply landed on your site unintentionally. Below comes the point that could make you a various thinker and a growth hacker. Now, you need to assume clever, so you can press them in, pull them in OR use valuable items to get them onboard. In other words, these three "P' s" can do the magic. So, as far as our understanding is concerned sale funnels can be separated right into three parts;
Obtain Visitors
Trigger Members
Maintain Users
Getting Visitors
Getting a Visitor is much like going on an arranged date! The majority of newbies consider they have done as they start getting visitors. In our view getting simple visitors is absolutely nothing. Currently you need to turn them into participants. Activation could only take place when your gained visitors do something about it, no issue just how big or just how small the bottom line is the creation of a connection in between two of you. Turning visitors into members is not a very easy point – we agree! It is not something difficult.
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In other words, you have discovered a method to get them to visit your product, however they will jump at an extremely high price if you did absolutely nothing further. Get them triggered. Activation is the act of pushing your site visitors to take action.
Obtain them to review something
Get them to go to a particular web page
Get their e-mail address
Obtain them making a purchase
Get them to share something
Get them to connect with somebody
( etc.).
Well, most of our visitors will find some of the goals as discussed earlier silly, while others appear real as well as relevant. Just what we have actually created are some instances. Your specific objectives will certainly depend after your item totally. If you are taken part in retail service than your objectives will certainly be completely various compared to the one who is trying to make loan by blogging.
Growth Hacking Instagram Masterclass You Earned Them; Now Retain Them.
It might appear that you are already out of the woods, yet there is still an additional essential element, retention. In pure advertising terms, retention is the act of maintaining your members adhere to your items to such a degree that it ends up being regular. This is due to the fact that we call them individuals now. If you kept them maintained than they will utilize your item regularly. In case if you are standing for an ecommerce site compared to the retention can be converted into repeat acquisitions. Let us equip an additional instance here. Take into consideration that you are leading a material firm. Then in your instance obtaining people to take in the material you are marketing on the regular basis will certainly be retention in your viewpoint.
Final thought.
Think us; no hacking growth book will certainly ever tell you things we have actually talked about in this post. In today's aggressive advertising and marketing atmosphere the actual success lies in absolutely nothing however a sensible advertising and marketing funnel. Go ahead utilizing the prior techniques and begin gaining the benefits. Nonetheless, it isn't really anything that is going to work on the overnight basis. It is a time taking procedure, as well as the price of your success right here will depend upon your base approach.


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This morning we blessed Taylor at church. It was a wonderful day, and we were happy to share it with family and friends. He was a total angel all day, and looked so precious dressed all in white. Chase was a little ornery during the picture taking though, as you'll see.
With Grandpa and Grandma Rosen
Chase was eating celery...
I have such a handsome husband! Lucky my boys take after him.
Four generations of Rosen men
10 weeks old
And a few more recent happenings...
Chase with his buddy Axel, who is only 3 months older believe it or not.
My good friend Gwyn and her baby came to visit last week.
Big Brother/Little Brother photo shoot...not very successful:)
He got some good use out of this sweater from Aunt Kristen, since it's been snowing and in the 30s!
Chase in his train conductor outfit...an early birthday present from Grandma and Grandpa Kent
The first two weeks back to work have been busy and a bit overwhelming at times, but I'm glad (and I know Brett is too!) that at least I'm only part-time right now. Hopefully Taylor will start sleeping more soon, because we are definitely lacking in the rest department around here. Our springtime has just been an extension of winter so far, with the exception of one beautiful day when we got to walk to the park, so we are all looking forward to some warm, sunny weather. This is going to be a busy month with Brett and Chase celebrating birthdays, so there will be more to post about soon. We're also lucky to have my brothers David and Owen stopping by on their way to and from school in Idaho, so Chase especially is loving that of course. He's definitely been needing a little extra attention lately, with his baby brother taking so much of mommy and daddy's time, so a visit from his uncles is just perfect.


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Cambria's Hamlet to close Sunday
The Hamlet at Moonstone Gardens restaurant in Cambria, known as one of the best jazz rooms on the West Coast, will close Sunday.
The location has been purchased by a new owner, confirmed an employee, who declined to provide details about the sale.
The restaurant is expected to reopen with a new name, and the longtime employees do not yet know if they will be retained.
The biweekly jazz show is expected to continue under the new ownership.


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Cities by the bay: Saginaw, Bay City back from the brink as downtowns rebound
-Saginaw Future, Bay Future have helped drive tens of millions in development in comeback downtowns -240-acre Great Lakes Tech Park in Saginaw County is offering free shovel-ready land for approved projects -$12 million Phoenix Building in downtown Bay City one among many historic renovation, new construction projects Saginaw and Bay City have something in common […]
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- In 2018, Signature completed more than 1,129 transactions totaling 29.8 million square feet and 1,494 acres with a total value of $969 million.
- Signature Associates has 6 veterans or active duty military officers.
- Almost 60% of Signature's professionals have been with the firm at least 10 years.
- Signature completed more than 1,129 transactions in 2018.
- Signature loves animals! Over 60 professionals have dogs and 20 professionals have cats and collectively we've raised thousands of dollars in the last year alone for area animal shelters.
- Signature is featured as: Best & Brightest Companies to Work For 2018 & 2017, Cool Places to Work 2018, 2017 & 2016, and Top Workplaces 2018, 2017, 2016, 2015 & 2014
- Signature Associates and its team donate time and money to over 40 organizations throughout Michigan, Ohio and the United States.
- Signature Advisory and Management Services team performed comprehensive construction management services for projects totaling over $60 million and managed more than 8 million square feet of commercial space for our third-party clients, making us the largest locally owned third-party property management firm in the market.
- Signature Associates has completed more industrial leases than any other brokerage firm.
- Signature Team Cares was formed in January 2017 to help further our efforts and long history of partnering with local organizations to improve lives and to benefit our communities.


text: I am so happy to have Donna since this August. She seems very experienced in working with children. She is very focused on her work, like what to start to do next with my child, when to start, and how to encourage him to achieve more. She is truly a combination of a physical, occupational, and speech therapist with tons of extra knowledge.


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I love to eat leafy veggies and mostly cook this spring onion . Spring onion is most favorite leafy vegetable and I cook egg burji with spring onion . Last week I tried this leafy veggie with tofu and it tasted best with rotis. Tofu is my favorite and it contains high protien content than paneer .Tofu contains high amount of calcium and vitamin D which is ery essential for developing kids , so I prefer like to cook which are healthy and nutritious to kids.
Every alternate days we like to eat any vegetables otherwise my family loves to eat non veg dishes especially chicken . My kids love to eat leafy vegetables with dal or simple fry tossed with garlic ,but when I made this curry its became favorite to them and started to enjoy with rotis.
Spring onion : 250 gms
Crumbled tofu : 1/2 cup
Onions : 1 large finely chopped
Green chillies : 4 slit large
Red chilli powder : 1 tsp
Salt : as per needed
Oil : 2tbsp
Garam masala : 1 tsp
Turmeric powder : 1/4 tsp
Cumin seeds : 1/2tsp
Mustard seeds : 1/4 tsp
1. Wash spring onion and finely chop into small pieces. Chop onions and slit green chillies.
2. Heat a large wok and add oil , when oil gets heated add mustard seeds and jeera.
3.When they gets splutter add chopped onions and green chillies toss well
4.When onions get turn light brown in color add spring onion and mix well.
5.Cook for few minutes and mix well and when the leafy comes to closer add turmeric,salt,and red chilli powder.
6.Cook for few minutes and when it comes to closer add crumbled tofu and mix well.
7.When raw smell disappear from tofu add garam masala and stir well for few more minutes.Now switch off the flame and serve this curry with hot steamed rice or rotis
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Most of us are constantly looking for new ideas to decorate the garden. It's understandable; sometimes, looking at the same old stone-and-pebble combinations can get pretty boring. Variety is good. It keeps the space fresh and interesting. That's why it pays to always be on the lookout for innovative and creative ideas.
Just last month, I added hanging lights and miniature statues. Last week, I was once again having the urge to add something new. I browsed through the Internet for concepts and discovered these decorative garden balls. They're easy and fun to make. I'm sharing with you this adorable project.
- A round base (either a bowling ball or lamp globe)
- Spray paint (color of your choice)
- Decorative materials (flat bottom marbles, mini bits, decorative fillers, pennies, costume jewelry)
- Outdoor silicone sealant/adhesive
- Sandpaper
- Strong bowl
Click on any image to start lightbox display. Use your Esc key to close the lightbox.
Thanks to Empress of Dirt for this great project. You can get step-by-step instructions here…


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Washington State Fair Collection
This collection of photos covers the entire span of time since the Puyallup Fair's inception in 1900. While over a century has passed, the solid foundation developed by the Fair's forefathers remains steadfast. Animals and agriculture are cornerstones of our history -- and our future. Today, the Puyallup Fair features those age-old favorites, plus new trends and activities.


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What does a private investigator do that I cannot do myself? If you've ever asked yourself that question or wondered if there really is a use for hiring a private investigator during a day and age when so much information is at your fingertips, read on. This article is for you.
I've always been a curious person, attentive to detail, organized, and computer literate. I have a habit of totally immersing myself into whatever it is I am learning. I learn from others, but then I really dive in deep on my own. In fact, much of my investigations knowledge is self-taught.
I was a school teacher who decided to pursue a masters degree in criminal justice. I had no background in criminal justice, so I took several undergraduate classes at my local university before starting my masters. After completing my masters and realizing I was completely enthralled in the topic, I began forming a relationship with my local police department. I requested a meeting with the chief of police and somehow convinced him to create a crime analyst position for me. While I worked seven years as the department's first analyst, I taught myself all I could about my job and carved out a sturdy foundation for the next analyst who would take my place when I decided to get my private investigator's license.
I spent over a year immersing myself into books, articles, blogs, courses, conferences, and just about anything I could get my hands on that was PI-related. I'm not happy being a mediocre-anything, so that's why I spend so much time studying, reading, and creating lofty goals for myself. As I studied and gained valuable knowledge, I began to realize that conducting an investigation without a private investigator license is not the best idea in the world.
So what DOES a private investigator do that the average person cannot? This is a loaded question with more than one answer. Firstly, a private investigator is licensed to conduct investigations in most all states. Obtaining a PI license generally requires knowledge of state and federal laws, continuing education qualifications, a state assessment, and liability insurance coverage. Secondly, private investigators have several resources at their fingertips that the average Joe does not. Some of these proprietary databases are extremely valuable as they serve as a jumping off point for lead information in a case. The public is often offered online pay resources that offer old and outdated information whereas private investigator resources offer up-to-date and more detailed information. Thirdly, the average person might find him or herself in a boatload of trouble if they don't lawfully conduct their investigation. Also, he or she probably doesn't have the expertise to conduct an investigation in such a way that will be acceptable in a court of law if that is where the investigation eventually leads. And finally, private investigators know stuff that the average person does not. It's our job to investigate. We do it every day.
So even if you have a personality that seems to lend itself to self-investigating, it might not be the best idea to follow through on your curious nature, or perhaps only follow through to a certain point. I mean, most people can conduct a simple Google search or look someone up on Facebook. But what if the person you are searching for changes their name, doesn't want to be found, has virtually no social footprint, or is on social media under an alias? What if you decide to follow someone who ends up being dangerous and realizes they are being followed? What if you are acting innocently enough, but unknowingly violate a trespass law that lands you in jail? These are only a few scenarios that could lead you to a dead end, or worse, into some trouble.
Really thorough and effective investigating takes time, commitment, a dogged determination, training, knowledge of the law, and the proper resources. Private investigators are around for a reason. Don't hesitate to reach out to one if you have a mystery of your own you'd like to solve. You can still live through them vicariously.


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We are heading towards a full moon. It will happen in the sign of Aries.
Under the silvery rays of this full moon happens a meeting, a union. Two separate parts that are ever at odds with each other finally meet and unite.
This full moon will be significant for those striving to understand themselves. Those who are ever seeking their lost parts benefit from this full moon. A portal will be opened for inner marriage; a chance to make peace and unite with that part of us who we are ever at war with; in other words, uniting with "the other" in ourselves.
We have Sun in Libra, Moon in Aries. Sun is ruled by Venus and Moon is ruled by Mars. This means that we now need to look at what Venus and Mars are up to.
Venus and Mars are conjunct in Virgo. Conjunction is a meeting, a marriage, or for Venus and Mars it can even denote sexual union.
Virgo is the Celestial Virgin, bearing both masculine and feminine qualities. Vir- as in virile, virility… and -gyn as in gynecology. That is why we have Virgin Mary, a woman who gave birth by herself, wielding her feminine and masculine powers at once.
Thus Virgo is the principle of perfection which comes as a result of this unification. Virgo is completeness, being whole. It is the perfect fruit which is the result of the unification of feminine and masculine qualities which the flower bore. We humans strive for perfection, this is our struggle.
Tonight a perfect union will be born from the opposition and confrontation of the Moon and Sun.
Full Moon's Theme Story from Lydia
To be able to understand this better, I wish to tell you a story from Lydia. This is one of my favorite stories. let us go back in time, back to Troia.
Towards the end of the Trojan War, after Achilles defeated Hektor and bathed Illion in darkness and mourning cries, the Amazons rode west from their abode deeper in Phyrgia. Queen Penthesilea was leading them.
At the battlefield fights Penthesilea and Achilles to death. At the end of their struggle, when Penthesilea is deadly wounded, her helmet slides from her head and her face is revealed. Achaens are frozen in awe for they had not encountered warrior women before. It is said that Achilles does not leave her body in the battlefield and he carries her to a hilltop and manages a burial no less worthy of a queen.
Not a long while after this, Achilles receives the shot on his heel.
Penthesilea and Achilles were enemies at the very moment of their meeting. yet the artists always pictured them as lovers in each other's arms. We are told of Achilles' mourning, awe and regret and not a single drop of victory. This story is about a transformation; from enemies to eternal lovers to be remembered for aeons.
When you mix two different things, you no longer have the original two things but a totally new thing. The original things die in order to give birth to a new one, a third one. Thus loving ourselves can sometimes mean such a process. It can mean letting our old definitions and identifications die so that we may emerge anew. When we hesitate to let go of "that is me"s, "this is what makes me", "this is MY story", "this is my paint" et cetera, we feel stuck and immobile. Our life does not seem to go anywhere just because we are so fixated on our own definitions of ourselves.
Tonight can be a chance to make peace with ourselves and be remembered as Lovers for eternity…
Begüm Asteria
October 2017


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Synopsis: Theodore Twombly (Joaquin Phoenix) is a complex, soulful man who makes his living writing touching, personal letters for other people. Heartbroken after the end of a long relationship, he becomes intrigued with a new, advanced operating system, which promises to be an intuitive entity in its own right, individual to each user. Upon initiating it, he is delighted to meet "Samantha" (voiced by Scarlett Johansson), a bright, female voice, who is insightful, sensitive and surprisingly funny. As her needs and desires grow, in tandem with his own, their friendship deepens into an eventual love for each other.
Review: HER might be my favorite film of the year. The story itself is so bizarre, yet you would not be surprised if it really happened. Spike Jonze took a chance with this film and luckily it goes beyond expectations. With a movie like HER, everything has to be right. Especially which actors you choose to star in it. Luckily Joaquin Phoenix brings his A-game, while Scarlett Johansson lends her voice to bring the OS(operating system) to life. A lot of people have been saying Scarlett Johansson should be up for an award for Best Supporting Actress even tho her face is never shown. While i agree that it is worthy, i don't think she should be nominated. If that was the case, why don't actors who do fantastic voice overs in CGI films get nominated? You never see their face either. Joaquin Phoenix on the other hand deserves at the very least a nomination for Best Actor. If he doesn't, it would be a robbery.
The film follows Theodore Twombly(Joaquin Phoenix), a man who spends most of his days working as a writer who writes cards for people. Rather than a greeting card they're more personalized. He is great at what he does, but his love life isn't as good. Theodore is currently going through a divorce with his wife(who keeps insisting he sign the divorce papers). He then finds out about an OS(Operating System) that not only organizes you're stuff, but also more personal with you. Picture Siri, but an OS that has actual conversations and knows about you. Theodore's OS names herself "Samantha". From there they build a relationship that not only sounds crazy, but with the way technology is nowadays, not surprising.
One thing i loved about HER was the way the film looked. The film has a dark tone, but Joaquin Phoenix's bright attire was a great mix. The shots of this movie were done beautifully by Hoyte Van Hoytema. Chris Pratt does a great job playing Phoenix's fun loving co-worker "Paul". Amy Adams also is great playing Theodore's friend "Amy". She not only understands that he is dating an OS, but is very supportive towards it. Not too sure if i have any friends that would be ok with me dating an OS.
Congrats Mr. Jonze on creating another beautiful work of art. It is a great film to end the year. Everything about this movie is perfect -the sets, the characters, the actors, the cinematography. Very rare when a film has ALL of those elements. I give HER….10/10.


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The clouds are back in town today along with a little pulse of swell from the South. It's 2ft at Manly but pretty straight on the banks with the early low-tide. Might be worth another look about.... now. If you think you had a big weekend, put your feet in the shoes of local ultra-long-distance runner Joe Ward. Joe smashed the record for the 267km Newcastle to Sydney course completing the run in 49 hours and 5 minutes - that's freaky!! Superhero effort Joey, congratulations!
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This Piece is an introduction to the Ambrosus Marketplace written by Ambrosus Lead Blockchain Developer and Marketplace architect Marek Kirejczyk.
As we develop Ambrosus protocol, we build prototype applications to showcase and test its usage. Today we are presenting our new application — Ambrosus Marketplace.
Ambrosus Marketplace is a dapp that allows trustless wholesale food trade over the internet. Buyers and sellers from all around the world can meet and make trade agreements. Two things that differentiate our market for all other online food markets are:
Measured quality. Items on the market have a smart contract attached to it that stores measurements from IoT devices recording information about particular food batches during sourcing, production and/or distribution stages. The quality, storage, and transportation conditions are visible.
Automatic settlement. The smart contract based agreement automatically ensures that payment condition is meet. If package reach destination and the requirements about quality are met, payment is released. If there is an issue with quality or delivery payment a decision to make a payment is up to the buyer. There are also options to pre-code partial refunds if quality is below the agreed one, but still acceptable to the buyer.
The agreement is doing an escrow with stable tokens (e.g., EUR stable token that represents EUR).
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Make sure you are running in ethereum browser (MetaMask, Mist or Parity plugin with Chrome). You can test it on any etherum network, however, recommend one of ethereum test networks Kovan or Ropsten. If you would like to browse our existing demo market, you need to run on Kovan. If you would like to create new markets, add offers or do any modifications to the market, you will need test ether.


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CHANNELED WISDOM from this piece:
There is something stirring within you. New awarenesses are coming to light. You may be tempted into confusion or even feel paralyzed — uncertain in which direction to move. You have angels and guides around you all the time. Trust that they're there. ASK for direction. Let new ideas come forth and know that they're Divinely inspired.
Infused with layers and layers of healing energies - designed to be continually released as you are ready to receive them!
(Disclaimer: I neither diagnose nor treat illnesses nor injuries. I am NOT a medical doctor.)
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Year 3 and 4 visited the Yorkshire Wildlife Park to celebrate the end of the school year.
Despite the hot weather the children thoroughly enjoyed the day.
We would like to say goodbye and good luck to all our Year 6's who are due to start secondary school in September. The final primary school year for our pupils has been a challenging one; with the likes of the fun filled residential trip, the success and hard work in exceeding in Rock Challenge and the difficult run up to the SATs. All the wonderful efforts from our Year 6's was rewarded as the children performed their version of High School Musical, finishing off with a disco to celebrate their time coming to an end at Biggin Hill.
We would also like to say goodbye to two of our long standing members of staff: Mrs Andrew and Mrs Slee who will be sadly leaving us this year. Both were a huge credit to the school and will be truly missed.
As well as saying goodbye, we would also like to welcome our Reception children who are all ready to move up into Year one in September. The children and staff of FS2 celebrated the transition and the hard work shown in the first year of school.
Year 2 had a very exciting visit from the Emergency Services.
Children were able to talk to policemen and firemen and learn about what they do. They discussed the uniforms and learnt what each item was used for and some children even got to try the uniform on.
The children then got the opportunity to look in a police car and a fire engine, they even got to use a fire hose.
The afternoon was enjoyed by everyone, please see below for some pictures.
Monday 27th June to Friday 1st July was Science week at Biggin Hill Primary and all of the children right across the school enjoyed learning about and getting stuck into renewable energy!
From Foundation Stage to Year 6, our children researched and completed activities which celebrate the use of renewables like recycling and harnessing natural energy such as solar, wind, water collection and recycled materials.
Classes also had workshops delivered by local organisations from Hull University's 'Street Science' and the science behind magic, KC Communications, Northern Gas Networks and Building Surveyors, the week was packed full of exciting scientific learning opportunities which we have really enjoyed.
We are lucky to have such enthusiastic and curious scientists of the future in our school!
Please click here to see some pictures of children across the school getting involved in Science week.
Well done to all who received the Headteachers Award this week.
Keep up the good work!
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It's back to school time in Tennessee. My two daughters are starting new schools, and my little man is going into 2nd grade at the same school, hoping to be in the same class with all his hoodlum buddies. After a summer of fun in the sun, they appear to be ready to get back to learning, which should last for about a week.
For Tennessee tax gurus, it's time to bottle up that new school-year excitement and go to school ourselves on some recent multistate tax decisions and consider whether those cases may have an impact on Tennessee tax compliance. While we often focus on changes for legislation, caselaw, rulings and other guidance from the Department of Revenue on how to tailor Tennessee tax compliance, we cannot overlook cases from other states and how those issues may inform tax positions that we take in Tennessee.
Below is a sample of some of the more recent multistate decisions that Tennessee taxpayers should consider.
South Dakota – Economic Nexus Case Headed to South Dakota Supreme Court
Tennessee is in the middle of a regulatory challenge to the newly-promulgated regulation imposing economic nexus on out-of-state / remote sellers for Tennessee sales and use tax purposes. Despite this posture, Tennessee's case is well behind the lead case in the country which is in the South Dakota courts. The South Dakota case (South Dakota v. Wayfair, Inc.), which notably involves a statute and not a regulation, has already been decided by the South Dakota trial courts and is now set for oral argument before the South Dakota Supreme Court on August 29. A decision is expected by some by October.
The decision in Wayfair will likely have a direct bearing on the Tennessee case, which is just getting heated up in the Tennessee trial courts. In Wayfair, the trial court concluded that the economic nexus statute was unconstitutional based on the U.S. Supreme Court precedent in Quill – not a surprising result considering the binding nature of that authority. It has always been the intent of the states that they were attempting to force a case to the U.S. Supreme Court on this constitutional issue, which would inevitably require some losses along the way.
The Tennessee case (American Catalog Mailers Association v. Gerregano) was filed in March and is still in the discovery stage to the extent that any discovery needs to be completed. Notably, the parties are in a discovery dispute related to the Plaintiff's objections to discovery served by the state. Once discovery is completed, this case should proceed to cross motions for summary judgment quickly.
Because the Tennessee case involves a regulation and not a statute, it will be interesting to monitor whether the taxpayer will push the procedural issues related to the promulgation of the regulation or whether those issues will take a back seat to the constitutional challenge.
Practice Pointer: Tennessee, and other states such as Mississippi, who are unable to muster sufficient legislative support for economic nexus to pass a statute have opted instead to attempt to use a regulation to adopt economic nexus. What is interesting about this approach is that even if the constitutionality of economic nexus is ultimately upheld, taxpayers will be able to challenge the effectiveness of the regulation on separate grounds, setting up the possibility that all this effort to get a case to the Supreme Court, as Governor Haslam has touted, would be just a big waste of time. If you are delaying, you are probably winning.
In the interim, Tennessee taxpayers should pay close attention to South Dakota and Wayfair, so we can learn as much as we can from that state's lawsuit and how it may inform the treatment of remote sellers in Tennessee.
Massachusetts - Drop Shipment Case Serves as Reminder to Tennessee Wholesalers
Tennessee's drop shipment law is set forth in a 1998 Sales and Use Tax Notice that requires out-of-state retailers to register and collect Tennessee sales tax on transactions drop-shipped to customers in Tennessee. If the retailer does not register in Tennessee and provide a Tennessee resale certificate to the in-state wholesaler, the wholesaler is left holding the bag and must collect the Tennessee sales tax on the wholesale price of the product.
It's rare that you see drop shipment cases go to court, but that is exactly what happened in Massachusetts in D&H Distributing Co. v. Commissioner. Neither the wholesaler nor the retailer collected tax on transactions in Massachusetts, and the Massachusetts DOR assessed the wholesaler, rather than the out-of-state retailer for the tax. Under Massachusetts law, like in Tennessee, the wholesaler would have been required to collect the use tax if the out-of-state retailer was not doing business in Massachusetts.
The case was ultimately litigated on the issue of who had the burden of proving whether the out-of-state retailer had nexus with Massachusetts. The taxpayer argued that it was the burden of the state to prove that the out-of-state retailer was not doing business in Massachusetts, while the Massachusetts DOR took the position that the wholesaler must prove that the out-of-state company was doing business in the state.
The Court ultimately ruled in favor of the state, stating that "the department established a factual basis for the validity of its assessment, which D&H failed to rebut." The state relied on D&H Distributing's business practice of requiring its retailer/customers to provide proof that they didn't have a Massachusetts presence. Per the decision, D&H never provided evidence showing the retailer to have nexus with Massachusetts.
This is a difficult result for the wholesaler and is a case study in how important it is for wholesalers to get the appropriate documentation for their wholesale transactions. States differ on what the appropriate documentation is. Some states allow out-of-state resale certificates of resale, but many states, like Tennessee, require a Tennessee resale certificate. Other states require in-state resale certificates and require the wholesaler to collect on the retail rate if the appropriate documentation is not obtained.
While the Massachusetts DOR only collected sales tax on the wholesaler's sales price, the decision does not provide explicit guidance that this position would be accepted on audit in the future.
Minnesota - Alternative Apportionment Struck Down
Alternative apportionment, or "variances" as we call them in Tennessee, have spelled doom for Taxpayers in Tennessee in recent years with decisions in Vodafone and Bellsouth Advertising going against taxpayers in cases involving cost of performance and market sourcing.
With that history, it is always noteworthy to see when a taxpayer is on the winning side of an alternative apportionment case, like the taxpayer in Associated Bank N.A. v. Commissioner, a case recently decided in Minnesota. In Associated Bank, the trial court concluded that the Minnesota DOR improperly invoked alternative apportionment in a case involving the restructuring of a financial institution to use partnership entities as part of its operations.
Under Minnesota law, partnerships are not included in the definition of financial institutions. Accordingly, the partnerships could use standard apportionment which excludes interest and intangibles from the apportionment formula. The Minnesota Court acknowledged that the taxpayer was "taking advantage of a tax loophole" to minimize the Minnesota tax but concluded that it was "up to the legislature to close tax loopholes – not the Commissioner or the Courts" - a refreshing perspective, considering the Tennessee Court's willingness to allow the Commissioner in Tennessee to resort to self-help under the variance statutes when the results from the statute are not to his liking.
A significant difference between this case and the Tennessee cases is that Minnesota was attempting to disregard properly formed business transactions and was not merely adopting a different apportionment regime. Moreover, the Minnesota Court cited HMN Financial, Inc. v. Commissioner as precedent for not allowing the Commissioner to use alternative apportionment "to look through or disregard the taxpayer's corporate structure."
This case is worth filing away as a potential approach to the Tennessee DOR if they aggressively pursue a Department-imposed variance outside of the cost of performance framework.
Nevada - Supreme Court Decision Highlights Constitutional Issue of Tax Incentives
Is it also true that what happens in Nevada, stays in Nevada? With respect to the recent decision in Southern California Edison v. Dept. of Taxation, maybe we'll see. There were some interesting issues that bubbled up related to the constitutionality of certain tax incentives in this case, providing some food for thought for certain businesses that may be left on the outside looking in to certain tax incentives provided to Tennessee-based companies.
In the Southern California Edison, the taxpayer had filed refund claims of upwards of $100 million related to a state statute that provided an exemption from the use tax for minerals mined in-state. The trial court in this case declared that the exemption was unconstitutional under the dormant commerce clause because it did not exempt minerals mined in other states, citing Sierra Pacific Power Co. v. Dept. of Taxation. However, the trial court concluded that the taxpayer was not entitled to a refund because it had no competitors that benefited from the discriminatory tax.
The Nevada Supreme Court did not address the constitutional issue, focusing instead on the secondary conclusion of the trial court and stating that the company was not entitled to a refund because it had "not demonstrated the existence of substantially similar competitors that were advantaged by the unconstitutional tax."
This case highlights an important issue for taxpayers to consider with respect to their multistate activities that venture into Tennessee. Like Nevada, Tennessee has several tax provisions - the benefits of which are limited to in-state companies. Most notably on that list is the recent enactment of single sales factor for the F&E tax, which is only available for Tennessee manufacturers. Some out-of-state companies may benefit from single sales factor but not be able to qualify as "Tennessee" manufacturers. Faced with this predicament, it may be worth a visit to the dormant commerce clause to see whether there is some basis for which the taxpayer might also obtain the benefits of the incentive.
In the future, we will continue to monitor out-of-state decisions to see what we can learn about the proper application of Tennessee's tax code to taxpayers doing business in Tennessee.


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how to create only header file while exist inside include generate.h
hi, i'm korean.. my English is a little immature. Please understand..
I got questions than read 'Survival Sample Game: Section 2' sample code. ( https://wiki.unrealengine.com/Survival_Sample_Game:_Section_2, https://github.com/tomlooman/EpicSurvivalGameSeries/tree/Section-2 )
How to Create Only Header file while exist inside include *.generate.h ? (Like survival sample game code in STypes.h)
I look forward to a good answer. Thank you..
asked Sep 08 '15 at 05:40 PM in C++ Programming
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I hope I understood your question correctly, but it sounds like you're wondering how to create the .generated.h header files.
The .generated.h header files are generated automatically for you by Unreal Header Tool (UHT). They will be generated whenever you declare a USTRUCT() or UCLASS() type in your header files. The name of the generated header will be the name of your header file, plus ".generated" appended. For example, if your header is called MyHeader.h and declares one or more UCLASS or USTRUCT types, the file MyHeader.generated.h will be generated for you.
The contents of the .generated.h file depend on the details of your type declarations. They generally contain glue code for run-time reflection, serialization, default constructors and initialization code.
answered Sep 08 '15 at 06:26 PM
Turtle Corder Sep 09 '15 at 04:58 AM
Thank you for answer!
idbrii Nov 11 '15 at 10:17 PM
Also, it seems like the .generated.h header are created/updated when you run GenerateProjectFiles.
nikolatta Feb 01 '17 at 11:05 AM
Hello , well, where is .h file ?(Engine folder or games folder)I mean can i make generate file in Source/Runtime/Engine/Clases/ ..?
i want to a file like vehiclewheel.h.But when i create a vehiclewheelX.h. ,VS get error and i can not generate file vehiclewheelX.generate.h.
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