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title: Terms and Conditions of Sale
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# Terms and Conditions of Sale
Pupil Hardware
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Terms and Conditions of Sale
Pupil Labs UG (haftungsbeschränkt)
####**1. General**
1.1 All offers, sales contracts, deliveries and services made on the basis of any orders by our customers (each, a “**Customer**”) through our website www.pupil-labs.com (the “**Website**”) shall be governed by these general terms and conditions of sale (the “**Terms and Conditions**”).
1.2 The product offerings on the Website are directed to Business Customers only and only to end users. For the purpose of these Terms and Conditions a “Business Customer” is an individual, company or partnership vested with legal capacity who enters into the relevant contract in the conduct of its business or its self-employed professional activity (Sec. 14 (1) of the German Civil Code).
1.3 Note that the Pupil headset and Pupil software are not considered consumer products but rather intended as a development platform, and the terms of the applicable software license are limited to use by developers. BY PURCHASING Pupil Labs hardware and software, YOU REPRESENT AND WARRANT THAT YOU ARE PURCHASING THE PRODUCT FOR USE IN DEVELOPMENT AND RESEARCH CONTEXTS, AND NOT FOR PERSONAL USE AS AN END CONSUMER.
1.4 Standard business conditions of the Customer do not apply, regardless of whether or not we expressly object to them in a particular case.
####**2. Conclusion of Contract**
2.1 Offerings on the Website are non-binding.
2.2 By placing an order on the Website, via e-mail, the Customer makes a binding offer to purchase the relevant product. The offer will remain open for acceptance by us for a period ending at the end of the third business day following the day of the offer.
2.3 Without undue delay upon receipt of the order, we will send to the Customer by e-mail a confirmation of receipt, which shall not constitute an acceptance of the order. The order shall be deemed to be accepted by us either upon subsequent (e-mail) acceptance of the order or by dispatching the product. The sales contract with the Customer shall not become effective until our acceptance.
####**3. Prices and Payment**
3.1 Our prices listed on the Website exclude statutory VAT and are net of shipping costs. Any customs duties and similar public charges shall be borne by the Customer. The shipping costs depend on the size and the weight of the ordered product(s), the shipping mode, and the country of delivery.
3.2 All costs except any customs duties and similar public charges shall be borne by the Customer will be listed on the proforma invoice (quotation).
3.3 Payments are being settled by use of credit cards, PayPal, by advanced payment. We reserve the right to allow payment post delivery on a case to case bases.
####**4. Dispatch of the Product**
4.1 Any date of dispatch communicated by us shall be only approximate, except if a fixed date of dispatch has been agreed upon.
4.2 Any time period relevant to determine the date of dispatch pursuant to this Section 4 (as specified by us when the order is made or as otherwise agreed upon) shall begin (a) if advance payment has been agreed, upon receipt by us of the full purchase price (including VAT and shipping costs) or (b) if payment after delivery has been agreed, upon the conclusion of the sales contract.
4.3 The date of dispatch shall be such day on which the product is handed over by us to the carrier.
####**5. Shipment, Insurance, and Passing of Risk**
5.1 Unless expressly otherwise agreed upon, we shall be free to determine the appropriate mode of shipment and to select the carrier at our reasonable discretion.
5.1 We shall only be obliged to properly and timely deliver the product to the carrier and shall not be responsible for any delays caused by the carrier. Any transit times specified by us shall therefore only be non-binding estimates.
5.3 The risk of accidental destruction, damage or loss of the delivered product shall pass to the Customer upon delivery of the product by us to the carrier.
####**6. Retention of title**
6.1 We retain legal title to any product supplied by us until the purchase price (including VAT and shipping costs) for such product has been fully paid.
####**7. Warranty**
7.1 In the event of a defect of the delivered product, we shall have the right to choose to repair the product or to supply another product (as ordered) at our discretion, provided that such choice shall be made by us by written notice (in “text form”, including by telefax or by e-mail) within a period of five business days following receipt of the Customer’s notice of the defect.
7.2 The warranty period shall be twelve months upon delivery of the product.
7.3 The Customer shall inspect the product with due care promptly upon delivery. The delivered product shall be deemed to be approved by the Customer unless the defect is notified to us (i) in case of any obvious defects within a period of five business days upon delivery or (ii) otherwise within five business days from the day when the defect has been identified.
####**8. License for commercial use**
8.1. Subject to the Customers continuous compliance with this agreement, we grant the Customer a limited non-exclusive license to install and make use of the product including the software with the right to modify the software for the Customers commercial use provided that the software, whether modified by the Customer or not, will only be sold and/or transferred along with our product (hardware) to third parties (the “Commercial License”). The Commercial License granted to Customer will automatically terminate without prior notice if the Customer breaches any terms of this Agreement, especially this Section 8.
8.2 Our license for non-commercial use as set out on the Website remains unaffected.
####**9. Liability**
9.1 We are unrestrictedly liable for damages that have been caused by deliberate intention or by gross negligence by us, our legal representatives or senior executives and for damages that have been caused by deliberate intention by other assistance in performance; in respect of gross negligence of other assistants in performance our liability shall be as set forth in the provisions for slight negligence.
9.2 In cases of slight negligence, we are only liable if we, our legal representatives or assistants in performance have infringed a fundamental duty and if the purpose of the contract is threatened thereby or if it, our legal representatives or assistants in performance have infringed duties that have to be fulfilled for the duly contract implementation and if the Customer generally relies on the fulfilment of these duties. In the aforementioned cases, we are only liable for foreseeable damages to the Customer at the time the respective service was performed. Our liability for consequential damage and lost profit is excluded.
9.3 We will not be liable hereunder by reason of any failure to timely perform our duties hereunder due to an event beyond our reasonable control, including acts of God; acts of terrorism; civil unrest; war; fires; power cuts; epidemics.
9.4 If our liability is excluded or restricted, this also applies to the personal liability of its employees, representatives, and agents.
9.5 The aforementioned restrictions of liability do not apply to cases of damages to life, body, or health, to cases of warranting for the condition of a product, and to cases of fraudulent concealment of defects by us, our legal representatives or assistants in performance or under the German Product Liability Act.
####**10. Applicable Law and Competent Courts**
10.1 Any contracts entered into between us and the Customer shall be governed by the laws of the Federal Republic of Germany under exclusion of the UN Convention on the International Sale of Goods (CISG), without prejudice to any mandatory conflict of laws provisions.
10.2. The courts in Berlin, Germany, shall have exclusive jurisdiction in respect of all disputes arising out of or in connection with the relevant contract.
10.3. Should any provision of these Terms and Conditions be or become invalid, ineffective or unenforceable as a whole or in part, the validity, effectiveness and enforceability of the remaining provisions shall not be affected thereby. Any such invalid, ineffective or unenforceable provisions shall be deemed replaced by such valid, effective and enforceable provision as come closest to the economic intent and purpose as of such invalid, ineffective or unenforceable provisions as regard subject-matter, amount, time, place and extent. The aforesaid shall apply mutatis mutandis to any gap in these Terms and Conditions if any court has confirmed such proceeding.
*Last update: August 2014*
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I spent last week at the Cyprus Open tournament. It was a wonderful event with over 580 players in attendance. In an all-French Franck Stepler edged out Aurelien Bonnet in two hard-fought and very exciting matches. You can watch the first match with commentary by myself and others at:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=busY6ywUM2s&fbclid=IwAR1m38izHZrPZRWzGcp_qvafuazC8WCYRTHltFjf6VNPXxIzSLMqA4PcB9k
It was a double elimination event. I lost in the first round without ever getting going. I then won two matches in the Fighters bracket and that left me facing the world number 1, Mochy, in the next round. After each winning an early point Mochy doubled me early in the next game. I slowly turned it around until we reached this week’s position.
With ones, fours, sixes and eights all being good for me, some gammon possibilities (winning the match) and with a small racing lead as well this looked to me to be the perfect time to redouble and that is exactly what I did. Mochy’s own rule is that you must take at least twelve seconds before making any cube decision, no matter how trivial. He thought and analysed for thirty times that minimum requirement, taking a full three minutes before making his decision.
We had about twenty spectators around the table and I think all of them expected Mochy to drop the redouble. I also expected him to drop – that glimmer of a gammon would surely worry him? There was a collective gasp when he accepted the redouble. I rolled one of my best numbers, 41, which I played 24/20, 13/12*, but after that things went awry and I passed Mochy’s redouble to 8. We will see the denouement in next week’s article.
Was this really a take for White I wondered? After the match I used XG Mobile to do a quick evaluation and was very surprised to find that not only was the take trivial. but it is the redouble that is in question! Worse was to follow when I rolled out the position to discover that my redouble, certainly, in technical terms was an error.
I think that given the skill disparity between the two players my redouble was practically correct but what impressed me most was Mochy’s ability to make the correct decision over the board. I had only looked at my good numbers but he had looked at numbers such as 32 and 33 for Black. He also pointed out that high anchor games very rarely lose many gammons and that is true of this position. He had correctly judged that there was still a lot of play in the position and that Black had a lot of work to do to win the game.
This was also an object lesson in time management. When you have a difficult decision to make, TAKE YOUR TIME. Mochy needed the time to correctly evaluate the position as a take rather than dropping, which would be many player’s (including your columnist) instinctive decision. As I have mentioned many times backgammon is a very complex game and only the very best can avoid making bad errors and blunders. By using his time and doing the necessary analysis Mochy avoided a bad mistake, something he does consistently, and hence his Number 1 world ranking.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=busY6ywUM2s&fbclid=IwAR1m38izHZrPZRWzGcp_qvafuazC8WCYRTHltFjf6VNPXxIzSLMqA4PcB9k
It was a double elimination event. I lost in the first round without ever getting going. I then won two matches in the Fighters bracket and that left me facing the world number 1, Mochy, in the next round. After each winning an early point Mochy doubled me early in the next game. I slowly turned it around until we reached this week’s position.
With ones, fours, sixes and eights all being good for me, some gammon possibilities (winning the match) and with a small racing lead as well this looked to me to be the perfect time to redouble and that is exactly what I did. Mochy’s own rule is that you must take at least twelve seconds before making any cube decision, no matter how trivial. He thought and analysed for thirty times that minimum requirement, taking a full three minutes before making his decision.
We had about twenty spectators around the table and I think all of them expected Mochy to drop the redouble. I also expected him to drop – that glimmer of a gammon would surely worry him? There was a collective gasp when he accepted the redouble. I rolled one of my best numbers, 41, which I played 24/20, 13/12*, but after that things went awry and I passed Mochy’s redouble to 8. We will see the denouement in next week’s article.
Was this really a take for White I wondered? After the match I used XG Mobile to do a quick evaluation and was very surprised to find that not only was the take trivial. but it is the redouble that is in question! Worse was to follow when I rolled out the position to discover that my redouble, certainly, in technical terms was an error.
I think that given the skill disparity between the two players my redouble was practically correct but what impressed me most was Mochy’s ability to make the correct decision over the board. I had only looked at my good numbers but he had looked at numbers such as 32 and 33 for Black. He also pointed out that high anchor games very rarely lose many gammons and that is true of this position. He had correctly judged that there was still a lot of play in the position and that Black had a lot of work to do to win the game.
This was also an object lesson in time management. When you have a difficult decision to make, TAKE YOUR TIME. Mochy needed the time to correctly evaluate the position as a take rather than dropping, which would be many player’s (including your columnist) instinctive decision. As I have mentioned many times backgammon is a very complex game and only the very best can avoid making bad errors and blunders. By using his time and doing the necessary analysis Mochy avoided a bad mistake, something he does consistently, and hence his Number 1 world ranking.
Cube analysis 2-ply cubeless equity +0.492 (Money: +0.480) 0.685 0.166 0.004 - 0.315 0.059 0.002 Cubeful equities: 1. No double +0.767 2. Double, pass +1.000 (+0.233) 3. Double, take +0.758 (-0.009) Proper cube action: No redouble, take (3.7%)


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This was inspired by work I saw done by another Codepen user. I'm not a very good artist but I had the time, so I did the crime. It's not all that bad, if I didn't have to go maybe I would even have given him a body... and then he would be a real boy!
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Detects if a file exists and returns the resolved filepath.
Install with npm:
$ npm install --save detect-file
Install with yarn:
$ yarn add detect-file
var detect = require('detect-file');
Detect the given filepath
if it exists.
Params
filepath
{String}: filepath to detect.options
{Object}: Additional options.options.nocase
{Boolean}: Set this to true
to force case-insensitive filename checks. This is useful on case sensitive file systems.returns
{String}: Returns the detected filepath if it exists, otherwise returns null
.Example
var res = detect('package.json');
console.log(res);
//=> "package.json"
var res = detect('fake-file.json');
console.log(res)
//=> null
When using the nocase
option, this library will attempt to detect the filepath with the following methods:
filepath
using fs.readdirSync
. If successful and filepath
is a directory, return the filepath
.filepath
's directory using fs.readdirSync
. If successful, do case insensitive comparasions of the filepath
to the files in filepath
's directory.fs-exists-sync: Drop-in replacement for fs.existsSync
with zero dependencies. Other libs I found either have crucial differences… more | homepage
Pull requests and stars are always welcome. For bugs and feature requests, please create an issue.
(This project's readme.md is generated by verb, please don't edit the readme directly. Any changes to the readme must be made in the .verb.md readme template.)
To generate the readme, run the following command:
$ npm install -g verbose/verb#dev verb-generate-readme && verb
Running and reviewing unit tests is a great way to get familiarized with a library and its API. You can install dependencies and run tests with the following command:
$ npm install && npm test
Brian Woodward
Copyright © 2017, Brian Woodward. Released under the MIT License.
This file was generated by verb-generate-readme, v0.6.0, on August 05, 2017.


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Play Misty For Me, Sam, I Can Take It If She Can
Imagining what my life might have looked like if I’d been
undersexed: a junkie, perhaps, or someone who made
a great deal of money. The branch is bare where the kitten
once clung, its eyes telling me to hang in there. Or was it
me, imploring the kitten (& why should I wish for the
kitten to let go)? We must all hang in there together,
or assuredly we will all hang in there separately.
They sang about chasing the dragon, but it was just
a kitten, purring in the wilderness. Where there’s smoke, there’s
a dragon, & where there’s kitsch, there’s a kitten. Imagining
what life might have looked like if there hadn’t been nine of them.
Imagining Steely Dan chasing the kitten instead,
time out of mind but not, alas, out of joint. Oh, kitten:
maybe you didn’t drop. Maybe you raptured straight up.
Maybe you simply landed on your feet like, you know, a
cat. Maybe I’m simply staring at the wrong bare branch.
Undersexed isn’t the right word, but it doesn’t matter
because I wasn’t, I’m not. Still, I’ll never have a mug
that says World’s Greatest Dad. Or a kitten, or a cat.
But I cling to the branch. Persistance. Pass it on. Pass by.
That beautiful highway shimmies in the sunbaked twilight.
Behind the billboards, dragons dream, passed out atop bags
of gold, snoring smog, imagining what life might have looked
like if they’d chased a ball of yarn instead of the sublime.
 No, not
imagining. Knowing. All those hours. Picking them out of
a line-up. Telling them, one by one, to just hang in there.
Where the air is rarefied, & every branch is bare,
& the fireman on his ladder finds peace at last.


Target's Black Friday Deals Include $4 Tees & $10 Sweaters & Jeans
Santa may be making his naughty and nice list, but fashion and beauty lovers, well, they're making their Black Friday shopping lists. If you're steadily ticking off where to head on the biggest shopping day of the year, make sure you include Target's Black Friday sale in your round-up. These fashion deals are way too good to miss.
On Nov. 6, Target gave customers the first look at its upcoming Black Friday line-up, and of course, it featured the usual tech gadgets, televisions, and toys, but style lovers, weren't left out.  Of course, the price is always right at Target (it's why there should be a warning sign out front of every location), but on Black Friday, it's enough to give you heart palpitations.
The Black Friday ad is currently up on the Target website, and it's a full 54 pages long (no, that's not an exaggeration). If you want to skip looking at all of thing you don't need (or do you?), let's break down some of the best fashion buys that'll starting on Nov. 28 and extend until Nov. 30.
$10 Women's Sweaters
Brands Ava & Viv, A New Day, Wild Fable, and Universal Thread will all have their sweaters on sale for just $10 as a door buster deal for Black Friday.
$10 Wild Fable Jeans
Wild Fable High-Rise Distressed Skinny Jeans$20$10|TargetSizes 00-18See Now On Target
Women's Wild Fable jeans are included in the sale and are half off at just $10 each.
$15 Women's Boots
Universal Thread Dylan Microsuede Laser Cut Bootie$34.99$15|TargetSizes 5-12See Now On Target
Women's boots will be up to 60% bringing the price down on multiple styles to just $15 each.
$20 Puffer Coats
Universal Thread Women's Puffer Jacket$35$20|TargetSizes XS-XXLSee Now On Target
Universal Thread and Wild Fable's puffer coats will have their prices slashed from $35 to $20.
$4 Women's Tees
A New Day Regular Fit Long Sleeve Crewneck T-Shirt$10$4|TargetSizes XS-XXLSee Now On Target
A New Day and Universal Thread tees and tanks will be under $5 so stock up on your layering pieces.
$8 Graphic Tees
Hogwarts Short Sleeve Graphic T-Shirt$12.99$8|TargetSizes XS-XXLSee Now On Target
Show your Hogwarts House pride in an $8 graphic tee.
$15 Sherpas
Universal Thread Crewneck Sherpa Sweatshirt Hoodie$25$15|TargetSizes XXS-4XLSee Now On Target
Stay cozy in $15 pullover Sherpa from Universal Thread, A New Day, and Wild Fable.
These are just a few of the offerings from Target's Black Friday sale, and with the shopping holiday still a few weeks out, there's likely even more to come.


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WITNESS LIST Education Committee April 23, 1999-8:00A SB 4 ON: Anderson, David (Texas Education Agency), Austin


Step out of your "comfort zone" and explore something that is new and exciting, with a minimum probablity of "going wrong". Wow Devou Park After hunting for sunset along the Ohio river several times, I find the overlook next to Drees pavilion is just gorgeous.
Based on the understanding of your preferences, we are always searching for your next favorite photographing spot, such as this Sunset in Gulf of Mexico!


The Problem mode is for solving problems from collections in SGF format. Drago keeps track of the solved problems and of the number of successes for each one.
Note that some solutions are sometimes missing from files, leading Drago to consider correct moves as failures. Be indulgent if this occurs, the goal is not the score but rather to practice and memorize a lot of problems.
A problem session is started with the Problems/Solve problems menu. The options of the session are:
Problems can be selected:
In each case, the number of problems to solve must be entered.
An index is available in the Problem menu. Selecting a problem in this index opens the problem session selecting by default the Sequential from current mode.
The session starts with the current problem and goes on in order. If the last problem in the file is reached, the session continues with the first problem in the file.
Drago stores the reference of the last problem tested in this mode. The session starts with the following problem in the file and goes on in order. If the last problem in the file is reached, the session continues with the first problem in the file.
Drago stores a list of the number of times each problem has been tested. In the Random mode, the problems are randomly selected taking care to select first the least tested problems. Once selected, the problems are proposed in a random order.
To avoid memorizing an exact position, it is possible to check the Random orientation and Random color modes when starting a session.
This mode displays each problem choosing randomly one of the eight possible symmetries.
This mode displays each problem with the stone colors as stored in the file or with the colors inverted.
If the problems are stored with comments quoting the position ("Kill upper right corner") or the color ("Black to kill"), these modes should not be selected.
Aiming at working more on the more difficult problems, it is possible to select the ratio of problems previously not solved with success. A problem is not successfully if it has required some help (hint, free mode or move backward) to be solved. The problems with the lower success ratio are chosen first.
The requested ratio is an objective which perhaps cannot be reached. This occurs for instance when the problem collection has never been visited.
There are several ways of coding the right and wrong moves in a SGF file. Drago handles the following cases:
The success ratio of each problem is stored and this enables to display the visit and success ratios for the complete collection. These statistics may be reset by using the related menu command associated with the More... button:
Problem sessions enable you to solve each problem selected with the starting options. After a problem has been solved, or to skip to the next problem, use the Next game toolbar button .
While solving a problem, the following commands are available:
You can get hints by using the Problem/Hint menu. If there are moves leading to a solution, they are displayed as semi transparent stones. Otherwise, the last user move is wrong and it is surrounded in red.
Free mode is entered with the Solve/Free mode menu. Free mode allows you to test any sequence of moves. Free mode is exited with the Solve/Problem mode menu which goes back to the position from which you entered free mode.
When the last played move has no follow up or is unknown, Drago displays the result for the current problem and trial. Depending on what has been played, the problem is considered correct or not for the session.
A problem is considered as correct if it has been solved without backward moves, hints, or free mode.
Depending on the result of the problem and of the current trial, Drago displays a message and a symbol.
The following cases are possible:
| Problem resolution | Trial resolution | ||||
Message |
Symbol |
Comment |
Message |
Symbol |
Comment |
Running |
F |
First trial in progress | Running | F |
First trial in progress |
Success |
C |
Problem has been solved on first try | Running |
F |
One more try in progress |
Success |
C |
Trial success | |||
Failure |
D |
Failure after first trial | |||
Assisted |
G |
Assisted success after first trial (backward move, hint or free mode) | |||
Resign |
I |
Resignation after first trial | |||
Failure |
D |
The problem is not yet solved | FDI |
Same as success case | |
Assisted |
G |
The problem is solved with some help (two trials or more, backward move, hint or free mode) | FCDGI |
Same as success case |


你已经学会了 if 语句、函数、还有列表。现在你要练习扭转一下思维了。把下面的代码写下来，看你是否能弄懂它实现的是什么功能。
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 | from sys import exit
def gold_room():
print "This room is full of gold. How much do you take?"
next = raw_input("> ")
if "0" in next or "1" in next:
how_much = int(next)
else:
dead("Man, learn to type a number.")
if how_much < 50:
print "Nice, you're not greedy, you win!"
exit(0)
else:
dead("You greedy bastard!")
def bear_room():
print "There is a bear here."
print "The bear has a bunch of honey."

print "How are you going to move the bear?"
bear_moved = False
while True:
next = raw_input("> ")
if next == "take honey":
dead("The bear looks at you then slaps your face off.")
elif next == "taunt bear" and not bear_moved:
print "The bear has moved from the door. You can go through it now."
bear_moved = True
elif next == "taunt bear" and bear_moved:
dead("The bear gets pissed off and chews your leg off.")
elif next == "open door" and bear_moved:
gold_room()
else:
print "I got no idea what that means."
def cthulhu_room():
print "Here you see the great evil Cthulhu."

next = raw_input("> ")
if "flee" in next:
start()
elif "head" in next:
dead("Well that was tasty!")
else:
cthulhu_room()
def dead(why):
print why, "Good job!"
exit(0)
def start():
print "You are in a dark room."
print "There is a door to your right and left."
print "Which one do you take?"
next = raw_input("> ")
if next == "left":
bear_room()
elif next == "right":
cthulhu_room()
else:
dead("You stumble around the room until you starve.")
start()
|
下面是我玩游戏的过程：
$ python ex35.py
You are in a dark room.
There is a door to your right and left.
Which one do you take?
> left
There is a bear here.
The bear has a bunch of honey.

How are you going to move the bear?
> taunt bear
The bear has moved from the door. You can go through it now.
> open door
This room is full of gold. How much do you take?
> asf
Man, learn to type a number. Good job!
$


lock_path=os.path.join(config.get_cache_directory(), "locks"),
):
try:
with io.open(xml_file, encoding="utf8") as fh:
task = _create_task_from_xml(fh.read())
except (OSError, IOError):
task_xml = _perform_api_call("task/%d" % task_id)
with io.open(xml_file, "w", encoding="utf8") as fh:
except Exception as e:
_remove_task_cache_dir(tid_cache_dir)
raise e
return task


New Jewelry Store
Published in The Spirit of Democracy dated Thursday,
September 18, 1924
H. A. Leibfarth, formerly with H.
L. Bott of Woodsfield, but for several months past employed at Barnesville,
will open a jewelry and repair shop in room recently prepared for him on the
Public Square between Armstrong s Department Store and Armstrong & Kerr s
clothing store. Mr. Leibfarth is a Monroe County man, has had considerable
experience, and will no doubt succeed well in his new enterprise. This new establishment
will probably be open to the public next week.
Provided by Lena Kahrig Pettit -- e-mail: Lena Pettit


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Jackets and Coats
Jeans
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Drago is currently translated into 13 languages: Chinese (simplified, traditional and Martian), Czech, English, French, German, Hungarian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Russian, Slovak, Spanish, Turkish and Vietnamese. The available translation files may be found in the install directory.
This page will give you some information if you want to add your own translation.
The translation files are text files with ini-like format:
...
File=Fichier
Navigation=Navigation
...
The left side is in English, the right side is the translation. The file is organized by windows, dialog boxes, messages, etc. To start a translation, choose the available language closest to your own language or use the English translation file.
As Drago is Unicode enable, the translation files are encoded using UTF-8 format which enables to store any character from any language. As long as you correctly see the translation in your editor and in Drago, you should not worry about encoding.
Two solutions:
1/ Use NotePad, or any text editor UTF-8 enable.
2/ Use LangPad. I have written this tool to help translators of Drago. It handles directly UTF-8 and has some features which I hope may be useful.
LangPad is very simple and very close to NotePad in what concerns standard editing. The only things worthy to mention are:
Hope this help!
You may see three weird characters at the start of the translation files. These characters have a special meaning. They tag the files as being UTF-8 and enable for instance NotePad to open these files directly as UTF-8 without specifying it. Depending on the editor you use, they may appear or disappear. As long as you see your translation correctly in Drago, all is ok.
Strings starting with a semicolon ";" are comments, giving some explanations or the name of the dialog where come from the strings to translate. These comments do not appear in Drago and can be ignored when translating.
The string $Language stores the name of your language as it will appear in the option dialog. There are 2 possibilities: put it in English (anybody can understand it) or put it your language (only the ones who are interested in can understand it). For instance: 'French' versus 'Français'.
The string $HelpFile is initialized with the name of the English help file. Another choice is the French help file.
The string $TranslationCredit stores a message appearing in the About dialog box with url and mail address active links. It can be initialized with some message, your name, mail or website (at most 3 lines separated by \n). Take a look at the current translations to get the idea.
Some few strings in English must be translated in other languages with different words. For instance, "game" is translated into French with "partie" or "jeu" depending on the context. The different meanings are named by the English string followed by a number in the lng file, for instance Game and Game2.
If you must disambiguate some string, please tell me. I will update the program to take this into account.
The same remarks applies for character case. The functions accessing to the language files are not case sensitive. So, some strings have different keys to cope with different cases. Refer to context or another translation file.
Format specification
Some strings include the character % followed by a letter (%s, %d, %f) possibly with some value between % and the letter (%2.2f). This is a notation used in a lot of programming languages and is replaced at run time by a string or a numerical value.
It is important to keep unchanged this notation.
Some strings may include several % and if ever your translation needs to reverse the order of the values, you can used the notation used in this example from Turkish:
Page %d of %d=%1:d sayfanın %0:d.si
As usual, in case of any doubt, please contact me.
Printing formats
Some strings appear in the print section and are related to the formats of headers, footers and titles. Some keywords, starting with a slash character (e.g. \game or \left), enable to specify the format and are not to be translated.
Shortened strings
Some strings to be translated are shortened (two currently). They are related to the longuest messages and end with "etc.". Please refer to the English translation file to get the complete message.
Remember that:


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Cloud Configuration With Micronaut and Consul
Micronaut is one of the new framework available to Java world which helps in developing web, cloud, and serverless applications. Recently we see many new frameworks evolving like Quarkus from Ret Hat and Helidon from Oracle.
We already have Spring framework, which is the most famous framework and which used in the majority of applications in the enterprise world, but why we need new frameworks? Spring framework can do most of the things, but at the same time, it consumes much memory and takes a while to start because it depends on runtime reflection to process annotations. All the other frameworks which we mentioned earlier works on compile-time annotation processing and they take milliseconds to one or two seconds to startup and consumes very less memory. These frameworks are a good fit in developing microservices.
In this article, we use Micronaut to develop a simple microservice, and then we configure it with cloud configuration. Why do we need a cloud configuration? In the microservices world, we need to scale our app based on the demand so we might have multiple instances of the app running on different machines/containers. It is challenging to maintain the same configuration at each application instance because it involves much maintenance, to overcome this we can keep our configuration at a single location and make all app instances to fetch their configuration from this central location.
- Create Micronaut project
- Install Consul
- Create Controller
- Insert Key/Value pairs in Consul
- Handle multiple environments
- Conclusion
Source code of this project is available at github
Create Micronaut project
Creating a new Micronaut project is so simple with a Micronaut CLI tool. Installing is simple if you have SDKMAN. Execute below command;
There are many other ways to install Micronaut. Follow this link to know more about other options.
After the installation completes, navigate to any folder from your terminal where you want to create new Micronaut project, then execute below command;
This command creates an empty project with a cloud configuration feature. By default, it creates a gradle project but if you wish to create a Maven-based then supply ‘–build maven’ option.
Open the newly created project in your favorite IDE, and configure it to compile your project, follow the steps based on the information given here.
We have our new project ready. Navigate to the source code and see how the project is structured. Important file to see is src/main/resources/bootstrap.yml
Micronaut adds bootstrap.yml to the project because we added ‘config-consul’ feature. This file gets loaded first, and it contains important information about the CONSUL instance. Consul is a tool which helps in managing microservices; its main features are service discovery, service mesh, and configuration. In our case, it helps us to maintain configuration in a single location.
Install Consul
We have our project ready now let’s install CONSUL. There are various ways to install Consul. I used precompiled binaries and its easy. Follow the instructions here.
Once the installation completes then run Consul by executing below command;
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Create Controller
Let’s create our first controller with proper annotations and an endpoints. Create a new package, ‘api’ under micronaut.config and create UserController.java with the following content.
<1> UserController class is annotated with @Controller annotation with /user as endpoint.
<2> A String field message is declared with @Value. This annotation contains two parts key and default value. It tries to load the configuration value at welcome-message and if it does not find then returns the default value. In this case, the default value is ‘Hello all!’
<3> index() method returns the value in message property.
Our controller is ready so let’s run micronaut.config.Application.java. If no errors in the console then you can hit http://localhost:8080/user/. Index page shows the default message ‘Hello all!’ because we not configured any value for welcome-message.
On my computer, I got below exception in IntelliJ Idea editor. I solved it by enabling ‘Include dependencies with Provided scope’ checkbox in Run > Edit Configuration in the menu.
Insert Key/Value pairs in Consul
On application startup, you should see a log message like ‘Resolved 0 configuration sources from client: compositeConfigurationClient(consul)’ This mentions the count of configurations it resolved from Consul is zero because we not yet configured any value. There are many ways to insert key/values in Consul.
Web application
Before proceeding, make sure Consul is up
- Access Consul at http://localhost:8500/ui/
- Go to Key/Value from the top menu.
- Micronaut expects configurations to be under config folder. Consul allows us to create folders to organize Key/Values. To create a config folder, click on Create button. In the ‘Key or folder’ field enter config/ when a key ends with a backslash then that is converted to a folder. Click on Save.
- Create [application name] folder under config/ . Micronaut expects config/[application name] as folder structure in Consul. Navigate to config/ folder and in the ‘key or folder’ field enter micronaut-config/ and click on Save
- Under config/miconaut-config/ create new key/value pair; In ‘Key or folder’ field enter ‘welcome-message’ and in the value enter ‘Hello World From Consul.’, then click on Save.
We have our first Key/Value pair. Let’s restart our app and see if it picks up our configuration. Access app at http://localhost:8080/user/ it should show ‘Hello World From Consul.’
CURL Key/Value
If you have multiple Key/Value pairs, then it is tedious to manage them from web application. We can use the Consul REST API to do the same operation with CURL. Before that, delete existing ‘welcome-message’ key, then from a terminal execute below command.
New key-value pair got created at config/micronaut-config, now restart the app and see if it picks up this value.
CURL file
Instead of having multiple key-value pairs, we can organize all properties in a single file and upload them at once. It is an even more straightforward approach comparing to maintaining multiple key/value pairs; we can keep all our application-specific properties in a single file. Before working on this approach, delete existing key ‘welcome-message.’ Now create a new yml file in your computer, let’s call it micronaut-config.yml and put below content in it.
Upload this file to Consul using CURL, in terminal navigate to the location where micronaut-config.yml is created and execute below command.
Restart the application, and it should pick up welcome-message.
Handle multiple environments
Micronaut supports multi-environment configurations. It helps us to create multiple versions of our configuration based on the environment. Assume our local environment as dev, and let’s create a configuration for dev version. Before that let’s delete ‘micronaut-config’ folder in Consul.
Micronaut expects environment-specific configurations should be at config/[application name],[environment] location. So execute below CURL command to upload file to new environment specific location.
Note that application is not yet aware of its environment, so if you restart the app, it does not pick ‘welcome-message’ because now configurations are in dev space. We need to make the application to know about its environment so pass VM option -Dmicronaut.environments=dev to JVM. In IDE’s you can pass this to JVM by editing run configurations. In IntelliJ you can edit configurations by going to Run > Edit Configuration
Now the app is aware of its environment, but by default, Micronaut assumes configuration as Key/Values, so we need to update bootstrap.yml to add new configuration which tells Micronaut to read the file. Add below configuration in bootstrap.yml (consul.client.config.format: YAML)
Now restart the application, and it should pick welcome-message from dev folder. You can add multiple environment folders for the same application.
Conclusion
We created a new Micronaut application and integrated with Consul to read the configuration on startup. Multiple instances of services read the configuration from Consul instead of from its local classpath.


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Brisket meatball turkey short loin boudin leberkas meatloaf chuck andouille pork loin pastrami spare ribs pancetta rump. Frankfurter corned beef beef tenderloin short loin meatloaf swine ground round venison.
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Death toll in Iran protests rises to 115: Amnesty
by GERMAN PRESS AGENCY - DPAAt least 115 people have been killed by Iranian security forces during protests over higher fuel prices over the past week, Amnesty International said on Saturday amid reports that the internet was gradually being restored in many parts of the country.
The human rights organization said in a tweet that its figure was based on "credible reports," and said they believed the real number to be much higher.
"We urge states to bring Iran's authorities to account," Amnesty added.
As of Friday, Tehran has said nine people were confirmed dead but no official tolls have been released since then.
Protests broke out across Iran on November 16 against an increase in the price of petrol and the rationing of fuel.
The government shut down most domestic internet access several days ago to prevent the spread of information and images of the unrest.
NetBlocks, an organization that tracks internet access, said on Saturday that internet access was gradually being reinstated.
The group tweeted that internet connectivity was at 64 per cent of normal levels.
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, an elite government agency, declared the unrest to be over on Thursday.
Revolutionary Guard spokesman Ramazan Sharif said that "the leaders of the riots were identified and arrested" and there had been fewer than 100 incidents across Iran related to the hike in petrol prices.
Sharif claimed the protest leaders were financed by outsiders "who want to take revenge for the overthrow of the shah's regime," referring to pro-Western Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi in 1979.


3D-Printed Guns
by BRIEFSEATTLE – A federal judge in Washington state ruled Tuesday that the Trump administration violated federal law when it decided to allow a Texas company to publish files on the internet showing how to use a 3-D printer to create guns and gun components.
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On mustard ui there is only one type of layout, the box.
The two main concepts of the box layout is it's orientation and it's alignment.
Orientation is controlled by the componentProp with the same name, it can be either Horizontal or Vertical. This property controls how it's children will be rendered, for example this is how childs in a Horizontal layout should be layed.
The Horizontal Orientation is the default one, in this case, the Orientation componentProp can be ommited.
import . "mustard"
func Child() {
return Box(&ComponentProps{
Background: nameToColor("coral"),
Height: 50, Width: 50,
MarginTop: 10, MarginRight: 10, MarginLeft: 10, MarginBottom: 10,
})
}
func HorizontalComponentExample() {
return Box(&ComponentProps{
Background: NameToColor("cornflowerblue"),
},
Child(),
Child(),
)
}
And the example below is the Vertical layout
import . "mustard"
func Child() {
return Box(&ComponentProps{
Background: nameToColor("coral"),
Height: 50, Width: 50,
MarginTop: 10, MarginRight: 10, MarginLeft: 10, MarginBottom: 10,
})
}
func HorizontalComponentExample() {
return Box(&ComponentProps{
Background: NameToColor("cornflowerblue"),
BoxProps: &BoxProps{
Orientation: Vertical,
},
},
Child(),
Child(),
)
}
For alignment, the values for the Alignment componentProp can be Start, Center or End.
Start Alignment
The Start Alignment is the default one, in this case, the Alignment componentProp can be ommited.
&ComponentProps {
...,
BoxProps: &BoxProps{
Alignment: Start,
^^^^^
},
}
Center Alignment
&ComponentProps {
...,
BoxProps: &BoxProps{
Alignment: Center,
^^^^^^
},
}
End Alignment
&ComponentProps {
...,
BoxProps: &BoxProps{
Alignment: End,
^^^
},
}


The approach for this project was simple. The front page showcases new sales happening currently, a podcast and a comic shop locator to better serve the audience. The color scheme is a tribute to golden age comic book printing methods that utilized red, blue, and yellow to showcase the color of heroes or protagonists in those comic books. The title “The Web” is a play not only on networking, but an homage of sorts to one of the greatest super heroes ever, Spider-Man.
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Dunkin’ bans the ‘double-cup’ as it swaps foam for paper
by Associated PressBOSTON (AP) — The Dunkin’ coffee chain says customers will have to do without a “double cup” for their iced drinks.
A new campaign focused in Massachusetts and Rhode Island tells customers they can no longer nest their iced drinks in a second, foam cup for extra insulation as the company moves to eliminate its polystyrene cups.
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Liverpool duo Gomez, Henderson withdraw from England squad
Jordan Henderson and Joe Gomez are to miss England’s final UEFA EURO 2020 qualifier in Kosovo on Sunday due to illness and injury respectively.
Henderson missed the 7-0 home win over Montenegro after arriving in the England camp with a viral infection and has not fully recovered.
Gomez suffered a knock to the knee in training on Friday and has not recovered sufficiently enough to travel.
The PA news agency understands Gomez was hurt when clashing knees in an accidental collision with Kieran Trippier.
Liverpool team-mates Henderson and Gomez have returned to their club. There will be no additions to the England squad to travel to Pristina.
Gomez played as a substitute during the win over Montenegro but was booed by sections of the Wembley crowd following his training ground spat with Raheem Sterling.
The Manchester City forward was dropped from the Montenegro game as punishment but manager Gareth Southgate stressed he would start the game in Kosovo.


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Paul "Meaty Curtains" CastellanoDuring the early 70's the Gambino crime family was tops in New York. The family's boss, Carlo Gambino was an aged old school mobster who had come up through the ranks of Joe Masseria's old crew. Throughout most of his career, Gambino had worked alongside Constantino Paul Castellano. In a rather disgusting show of mafioso family values, Castellano was both Gambino's cousin and brother-in-law. It could be said that Castellano married the bosses' sister to get the job, but he married the dame in 1937, long before Gambino had any real power. Thus, it can only be surmised that Castellano had a thing for inbreeding.Born on June 26, 1915, Castellano came to gain a reputation amongst his fellow New York gangsters as a brain. He had, after all, remained in school until the 8th grade, thus allotting himself about twice as much education as the rest of his compatriots. Castellano's father was a meat cutter and ran a small time gambling operation. Castellano ran with the typical New York gangs, and was arrested at 19 for robbery. As his cousin's mafia influence grew, so did Castellano's. His father's influence left a discernible mark on Castellano. Paul used his mafia influence to build an empire based on... meat. Yup. Castellano used all that power to help force his throbbing sausages and steaks down the throat of New York supermarkets. With the help of some suited Italian thugs, Blue Ribbon Meats came to be the most successful meat company in New York during the 60's and 70's. Evidently, Carlo Gambino thought that all that meat work was a good background for building up a crime empire. When Gambino started quickly heading towards death's door in 1975, he appointed Castellano as the boss of the family. Many members of the Gambino family were outraged. As the 70's wound down, Castellano moved the Gambino family firmly into the all important meat racketeering business. He ruled his meaty empire from a mansion on Staten Island, rarely going out and issuing all his edicts over the phone. Thugs on the street did not like Castellano at all. Businessmen in the animal flesh industry, however, seemed to find him an agreeable fellow. One businessman who took advantage of mafia services was Frank Perdue, the chicken king of Maryland. Perdue was having trouble getting his birds into New York supermarkets. With a little help from Paul Castellano and his beef boys, Perdue eventually found himself selling chickens in every union controlled supermarket in Manhattan. Thanks to Castellano, New York was able to revel in chickens the same way it had reveled in alcohol under the rule of Dutch Schultz. While strong arming chickens into the frozen food section was definitely a new racket, most of Castellano's underlings were getting itchy feet by the early 80's. As is seen in Goodfellas, many outsider gangs were making a killing from hijacking airport shipments and international monetary deliveries around New York. Castellano prefered to remain in the heavily monitored and vice driven meat industry. After all, it was the only thing he really knew. But his style of management came to haunt Castellano. In the early 80's the feds indicted the heads of all five of New York's crime families. Castellano was arrested and charged with racketeering; the evidence against him was a stack of taped phone conversations. He was fucked. Paul had done everything from his home phone, and now he'd discovered, rather abruptly, that every single detail of his day-to-day meat work was now federal evidence.
In 1985, John Gotti, an underling of Castellano's, had finally had enough of the current mafia meat market. He was pissed at Castellano, possibly because of some bad meat. He sent three of his goons to catch Castellano and his chosen successor Thomas Bilotti, as they exited the Sparks Steak House in on 46th St. Castellano and Bilotti were gunned down on the street. Gotti immediately became the new don of the Gambino family. The current status of Gambino meat rackets is unknown.
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At some point in our careers, every one of us will need to ask others for feedback, connections, or support. The more you can build and manage your network, the better able you’ll be to achieve your goals. With the right strategies, networking can be enjoyable and advantageous. The wider the connections more is the chance to explore and express your skills. It is also important when it comes to searching for jobs. It is one of the important strategies for the advancement of one’s career.
Benefits of networking:
Apprentices will be able to:
Everyone has something to offer others. The key to networking is offering up something of value that you possess, that others want. This doesn’t need to be a technical skill, it can be something as simple as giving out great restaurant recommendations, or being a great listener.
Take some time to make a list of the things that are great about YOU - your superpowers. For example, a list might look like:
Now that you have your list of superpowers, think about what you want out of your future network. Do you want to learn more about a particular industry? Do you want to find an internship or a job? Do you want to volunteer?
Get clear on your goals and what you have to offer.
Do a search on the social networks you frequent for groups that talk about the area you want to get involved in. Subscribe to email lists, introduce yourself in group chats, and follow people that you admire to see what kinds of topics they talk about.
Join all the groups! Subscribe to all the email lists! You never know what you might gravitate towards or who you might meet, and you can always pare down later.
Now that you’ve joined groups on LinkedIn and Facebook and followed your heroes on Twitter, engage in a few conversations. Introduce yourself, comment on a few others’ posts, and made a goal to participate in one way or another at least twice a week to get started. It can be helpful to set a calendar alert or alarm to do your regular posting.
One note on participation: a like or a share isn’t the same thing as engaging in meaningful conversation or sharing your unique point of view. It’s great, but it’s not going to build a relationship. Focus on sharing something of value or adding your perspective.
First things first - find your event. Meetup.com can be a great place, as well as any events created from the LinkedIn or Facebook groups you joined.
Networking at an in-person event can be daunting for those new to networking. Going with a clear goal in mind (from Step 1 above) as well as some prepared topics, can make it A LOT easier.
One great goal (even if you aren’t sure of your career goals yet) is to meet 3 new people, no matter what kind of industry they might be in. If you get better and better at this, another expert-level goal is to spend no longer than 3 minutes speaking with each person, and speak with as many people as you can. Challenge yourself!
Here’s a list of questions to memorize (or write down and carry with you):
And to get OUT of a conversation, here are some wrap-up questions:
If you get stuck in a conversation at a networking event:
Networking is supposed to be brief - don’t expect someone to spend the entire event talking to you, and don’t be surprised if they move on really quickly (read: 10 or 20 seconds). It’s not personal, and it’s not about you - it’s about them and what they need. So stay confident in yourself and move on to the next potential connection.
 Bring a stack of post-it notes with your name and email address pre-written on a few and a pen, or bring your smart phone with LinkedIn ready to search for your new connections.
Grab a partner and have a practice conversation using the questions in Step 4 above.
Spend at least 2x per week participating in your social media groups, and set small goals for yourself. For example, invite someone to directly message you for help with something you’re good at. Offer up your superpowers regularly, and don’t be afraid to ask for help yourself.
Introverted? Challenge yourself to get involved often enough in an online group that you make a real friend. Then, challenge yourself further by inviting that friend to attend an in-person event together.
Extroverted? Challenge yourself by going to in-person events and spending no longer than 30 seconds talking to each person. Set a new record for yourself each time you attend an event.
Find a partner and discuss the following:


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SCHINDLER'S LIST A film review by Scott Renshaw Copyright 1993 Scott Renshaw
Starring: Liam Neeson, Ben Kingsley, Ralph Fiennes, Embeth Davidtz. Screenplay: Steven Zaillian. Director: Steven Spielberg.
Back in August, I wrote the following: "If SCHINDLER'S LIST is even halfway decent, Steven Spielberg will be nominated for Best Director, and probably win." That statement was based on the assumption that such an award would basically be a lifetime achievement recognition, like Al Pacino's Best Actor win last year, as well as an industry-wide "thank you" for the coattails business provided by JURASSIC PARK. I didn't expect that if he did win, he would actually deserve it. But with SCHINDLER'S LIST, Spielberg has crafted a nearly perfect film, a gripping and brilliantly acted epic which is not only the best film of 1993, but probably the best film of the decade thus far.
SCHINDLER'S LIST is the true story of Oskar Schindler (Liam Neeson), a German businessman and Nazi sympathizer who decides to turn the 1939 invasion of Poland into a personal windfall. Cashing in on carefully established Party contacts, Schindler sets up an enamelware factory in Krakow to make pots and pans for the German army. His startup capital is provided by wealthy Jews with few other options, among them accountant Itzhak Stern (Ben Kingsley). Schindler makes a fortune utilizing Jewish slave labor, until his business and the lives of hundreds of thousands of Jews collide with the March 1943 liquidation of the Krakow ghetto, and the subsequent relocation of Jews to Plaszow labor camp. There Schindler establishes a friendship with Commandant Amon Goeth (Ralph Fiennes), and attempts to use his money and influence to save the lives of his workers.
Longtime viewers of Spielberg films will scarcely recognize his hand in SCHINDLER'S LIST.  With the exception of a risky epilogue, gone too is the cloying manipulation of emotion. This is a mature, restrained Spielberg, and his narrative decisions are right on the money. He casts a glossy sheen on early scenes showing Schindler wining and dining highly placed SS officers, playing up the "panache" which Schindler later describes as his strong suit. Another sequence juxtaposes a wealthy Jewish family leaving their home for the ghetto with a smug Schindler moving into the very same house. One scene after another is expertly staged, too many individual moments to mention but each and every one liable to leave an indelible mark on your memory.
What allows SCHINDLER'S LIST to work both as fine drama and vivid historical document is screenwriter Steven Zaillian's (SEARCHING FOR BOBBY FISCHER) decision to make the characters as memorable as the images. Oskar Schindler is a marvelously intricate study, a slimy and self-serving profiteer who finds himself becoming an unlikely savior before he even realizes what he's doing. Liam Neeson manages both sides of Schindler skillfully, making the transition seamlessly. Ben Kingsley turns in a typically understated performance as Stern, the "good angel" who must walk a delicate line while encouraging Schindler's magnanimity. The finest performance is also the most disturbing, Ralph Fiennes' perfectly amoral Amon Goeth. As a creature of pure random destruction, it would have been easy for Goeth to become another stereotypical Nazi, but Fiennes gives him surprising depth and complexity, particularly in a tense scene with his Jewish housekeeper (Embeth Davidtz). All three performances are among the finest of the year, and they give SCHINDLER'S LIST a personal quality that transcends the subject matter.
There will be some discussion about Spielberg's use of color in the depiction of a young girl in a red coat who catches Schindler's eye. My feeling is that this is part of a larger attempt to make the Holocaust a tragedy of individuals rather than of a faceless mass. Spielberg includes several scenes of SS troops and the Jews themselves announcing their names as they are registered, given work assignments, or separated into "essential" and "non-essential." In this way, he assaults the viewer both with staggering numbers and with individual lives. There are many disturbing images of arbitrary murder, of death without pattern or meaning, and in the midst of such arbitrariness one act of mercy could mean everything. "The list is life," Stern tells Schindler when their work is complete, and SCHINDLER'S LIST is a testimony to the individuals whose lives were changed forever by the Holocaust.
Lest we forget.
On the Renshaw scale of 0 to 10 survivors: 10.
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Bitcoin And Crypto Market Crashing: BCH, LTC, EOS, ADA Analysis
- The total crypto market cap is down more than $25.0B and it tested the $175.0B support.
- Bitcoin price is now trading well below the $7,000 level, with a bearish angle.
- Litecoin (LTC) price is down more than 8% and it even traded below the $45.00 support.
- BCH price is now trading below the main $200 support area.
- EOS price is down 10% and it is now approaching the $2.250 support zone.
- Cardano (ADA) price is under a lot of pressure and it is trading below the $0.0350 support.
The crypto market cap and bitcoin are down significantly. Ethereum (ETH), ripple, litecoin, BCH, EOS, tron (TRX), and ADA are declining heavily.
Bitcoin Cash Price Analysis
In the past few days, bitcoin cash price started a sharp decline below the $265 support against the US Dollar. BCH tumbled below many supports near $250 and $235 to move into a bearish zone. Moreover, there was a break below the $210 support and the price is now trading below the $200 support level.
The next immediate support is near the $185 level, where the bulls may emerge. On the upside, the previous supports near $210 and $215 are likely to act as hurdles in the near term.
Litecoin (LTC), EOS and Stellar (XLM) Price Analysis
Litecoin price is down sharply and it settled below the $50.00 support. LTC price even broke the $45.00 support area and it is now approaching the $42.00 support area. If there are more losses, the next support is seen near the $40.00 level. On the upside, an initial resistance is near the $45.50 and $46.20 levels.
EOS price is down close to 10% and it broke many supports near the $2.500 level. The price is now trading near the $2.350 support and it could continue to move down towards the $2.250 level. On the upside, there are many hurdles for a recovery near the $2.500 and $2.550 levels.
Cardano price is tumbling and now trading well below the key $0.0500 and $0.0450 support levels. ADA price is trading below the $0.0350 support and it is approaching the $0.0320 support. Any further losses might call for a test of the $0.0305 level.
Looking at the total cryptocurrency market cap hourly chart, there was a nasty decline below the $220.0B support area. The crypto market cap even broke the $200.0B support area and declined more than $40.0B. It tested the $175.0B and it seems like it could even test the $164.0B support area.
Therefore, there are chances of more downsides in bitcoin, Ethereum, EOS, litecoin, ripple, ADA, BCH, XLM, BNB, TRX, XMR, and other altcoins in the coming sessions.


Chocolate Milk Shake
Description
This chocolate milk shake is inspired by the Frosty from Wendy's, but a much healthier version!
This milkshake is perfect on a hot day! My favorite part of the shake is the small chocolate pieces that remain from the chocolate chips, even after blending.
This recipe is inspired by the Chocolate Frosty video on YouTube by Brett Cap.
Tips
This recipe makes a thick milkshake that needs to be eaten with a spoon until it melts a bit!
List of Ingredients
- 1 Cup of Ice
- 8 Ounces of Unsweetened Almond Milk
- 1 Spoonful of Peanut Butter
- 2 Spoonfuls of Chai Seeds
- 1 Teaspoon of Vanilla Extract
- 1 Fresh Banana
- 1 Spoonful of Wheat Bran
- 1/4 Cup of Allergy-Friendly Chocolate Chips (recommendation: Guittard Extra Dark Chocolate Chips)
Recipe Steps
- Start by adding the ice to a blender and then add all the remaining ingredients
- Blend on a medium speed until the mixture is smooth and everything is incorporated together
- Pour the mixture into a cup and enjoy with a spoon and straw!


Photographer creates series to celebrate vitiligo after developing it herself
Elisabeth Van Aalderen developed the skin condition vitiligo eight years ago.
It causes the skin to lose pigmentation and patches appear lighter than the rest of the body.
Inspired by her own experience, Elisabeth, based in the Netherlands, started to photograph other women with the condition to help them celebrate their skin.
The series called Shades of Pale features women from all over the world and encourages them to step out of their comfort zone.
Posting on Instagram, Elisabeth explained: ‘Vitiligo is such a powerful thing; it makes you stand out, it forces you to embrace your unique beauty. Let’s all celebrate that.’
She wanted to encourage them to feel more confident as she says she is always getting questions about the condition and many people still don’t understand it.
Elisabeth added: ‘Literally we are saying goodbye to our melatonin, but in the bigger sense we are breaking free from our perception of beauty.
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‘This project is to help break the boundaries and encourage others to be their most authentic selves. Beauty can be whatever you want it to be.’
Each picture shows the model in their underwear, showing and exploring their skin. Some of the pictures feature their whole body, while others are focused on taking a close up look at a particular area.
Elisabeth is still looking for more people with the condition to take part in the series. To get in touch, you can contact her on Instagram.


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As students, we can recognise that procrastination has a tendency to mess with our goals. To combat this, we have collectively produced an application that aims to support your battle against procrastination. The aim of this app is to help students be more productive when it comes to academic work (though this app can be used by all audiences). We aim to achieve this by creating an application that allows the user to earn in-game currency to look after a virtual pet. When using our app, you can expect the following features:
- Easy to use GUI.
- Create, edit and delete a to-do list.
- Create multiple to-do lists.
- An in-game currency system based on task completion.
- In-game currency can be used to make in-game purchases for your pet.
- The pets stats will be decreased on a daily basis.
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It is a reducer function with the fingerprint of function(state, action)
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1: /*
2: * Copyright 2001-2009 Stephen Colebourne
3: *
4: * Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
5: * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
6: * You may obtain a copy of the License at
7: *
8: * http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
9: *
10: * Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
11: * distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
12: * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
13: * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
14: * limitations under the License.
15: */
16: package org.joda.time.tz;
17:
18: import java.util.Collections;
19: import java.util.Set;
20:
21: import org.joda.time.DateTimeZone;
22:
23: /**
24: * Simple time zone provider that supports only UTC.
25: *

26: * UTCProvider is thread-safe and immutable.
27: *
28: * @author Brian S O'Neill
29: * @since 1.0
30: */
31: public final class UTCProvider implements Provider {
32:
33: /**
34: * Constructor.
35: */
36: public UTCProvider() {
37: super();
38: }
39:
40: /**
41: * Returns {@link DateTimeZone#UTC UTC} for "UTC", null
42: * otherwise.
43: */
44: public DateTimeZone getZone(String id) {
45: if ("UTC".equalsIgnoreCase(id)) {
46: return DateTimeZone.UTC;
47: }
48: return null;
49: }
50:
51: /**
52: * Returns a singleton collection containing only "UTC".
53: */
54: public Set<String> getAvailableIDs() {
55: return Collections.singleton("UTC");
56: }
57:
58: }
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'''Charles Magnus Lindgren''' (November 28, 1819 - September 1, 1879) was a Swedish born, American shipping executive. He was a pioneer in the [[Lake freighter| Great Lakes shipping industry]].
==Background==
Charles Magnus Lindgren was born in [[Dragsmark Abbey|Dragsmark]] in the Province of [[Bohuslän]], in [[Västra Götaland County]], Sweden. He went to sea at the age of 14. In 1849, he went to the [[California Gold Rush| California gold fields]] where he engaged in the freight traffic.
==Career==
In 1852, Lindgren entered into a railway project together with the [[Bishop Hill Colony]] and settled in 1854 in [[Henry County, Illinois]], a few miles from [[Galva]]. In 1856, Lindgren came to Chicago, bought a couple of freight vessels and contracted with a lumber company for shipping lumber from [[Michigan]] to [[Chicago]].[''History of the Swedes of Illinois, Volume 1'' (edited by Ernst Wilhelm Olson, Martin J. Engberg, Anders Schön. Engberg-Holmberg Publishing Company. 1908)]
In 1860 he engaged in shipping. He gradually added vessel after vessel until in 1870 he owned half a dozen ships with a combined tonnage of 4,500. Several of these were among the largest in the [[Great Lake]] trade at that time. In 1871, he had three more large freighters built at [[Manitowoc, Wisconsin]]. One of these, the schooner '' Christina Nilsson'' was named after [[Christina Nilsson]], a world-renowned Swedish diva who had visited America that year.[ ''The History of the Christina Nilsson'' (University of Wisconsin Sea Grant Institute) [http://www.wisconsinshipwrecks.org/explore_nilsson_serv.cfm]]
==Personal Life==
In 1852, Lindgren returned to Sweden to marry Johanna Andersson. They subsequently returned to America arriving in Chicago. Lindgren was a philanthropic man who was particularly liberal toward the Swedish [[Methodist Church]]. When the Swedish Methodist Theological Seminary in Chicago (now [[Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary]]) was founded, Lindgren contributed generously toward its erection and maintenance. Charles Lindgren was the father of [[John R. Lindgren]], founder of the [[Haugan & Lindgren]] bank in Chicago.[ ''The Swedish Element in Illinois: Survey of the Past Seven Decades'' (by Ernst Wilhelm Olson, Swedish-American Biographical Association. 1917)]
==References==
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==Other Sources==
*Henschen, Henry S. ''A History of The State Bank of Chicago From 1879 to 1904'' (Chicago: The Lakeside Press. 1905)
==External Links==
*[http://www.wisconsinshipwrecks.org/explore_photogallery.cfm?Name=nilsson ''Christina Nilsson'' Photo Gallery]
*[http://www.maritimetrails.org/visit_trails_details.cfm?RESOURCEID=103 ''Christina Nilsson'' Maritime Trails ]
[[Category: Swedish Americans]]
[[Category: People from Illinois]]
[[Category: People from Evanston, Illinois ]]
[[Category: People from Chicago, Illinois ]]
[[Category: Swedish immigrants to the United States]]
[[Category: 1819 births]]
[[Category: 1879 deaths]]
[[Category: Businesspeople in shipping]]
[[Category: People from Bohuslän]]


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As usual, she was focused on the screen of her computer, which was covered with lines of code governing the behavior of her robots. Most software developers had to write code, compile it into a program, and then run the program to see whether it was working as intended. Dinah wrote code, beamed it into the robots scurrying around on Amalthea’s surface a few meters away, and stared out the window to see whether it was working
Difference between writing software for computers and software for robots
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Predefined and custom palettes based on LCARS colors.
lcars_pals() lcars_pal(palette = "2357", reverse = FALSE) lcars_colors_pal(palette, reverse = FALSE, ...)
| palette | character, name of a single predefined LCARS palette; or a vector of LCARS or other colors. See details. |
|---|---|
| reverse | logical, reverse color order. |
| ... | additional arguments to pass to |
a palette generating function that takes an argument, n
, the number of colors.
lcars_pal
returns a predefined, qualitative LCARS color palette.
lcars_color_pal
returns a palette generator based on specific colors.
lcars_pals
is a function that takes no arguments and returns a list of all predefined LCARS palettes.
Predefined palettes options for palette
are "2357"
, "2369"
, "2375"
, "2379"
,
"alt"
, "first_contact"
, "nemesis"
, "nx01"
, "23c"
, "29c"
, "red_alert"
and "cardassian"
.
Custom palettes can also be constructed by passing a vector of colors to palette
in lcars_color_pal
.
This is useful for sequential and divergent palettes.
This is essentially a wrapper around colorRampPalette
that understands LCARS color names.
It accepts any color, allowing you to still use a color like "white"
or "#FFFFFF"
as the midpoint in a divergent palette for example.
A special case is when you provide only a single color, e.g., lcars_color_pal("husk")
;
this is equivalent to lcars_color_pal(c("white", "husk"))
.


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A full stack web developer who enjoys a good animated film
Production coordinators want to know that a project is on schedule. The ReelFX web team and I created numerous internal tools to give them data on a whole project down to individual renders. Select tools that I spearheaded:
Animation supervisors want to give animators great feedback. I created web-based tools to allow a supervisor to cue up an animator's work, watch and seek frame-by-frame, draw annotations, and record it all along side his webcam feedback.
For my Masters of Science in Computer Science, I created a proof-of-concept methodology for a computer to provide direction and feedback for assisting a user in learning to draw a human face as accurately as possible.
In 2007-08, I worked on a small team to develop engaging, online, information security training for students at Texas A&M. The state requires each student to complete this training each year and prior years have received much criticism. Our goal was to create entertaining yet informative training, and the user response proved that we were successful.
A Flash application I developed in 2004-05 for use by countless Auburn University students, faculty, and visitors. The application remained in service until late 2011.
In 2005, I served on a committee to create a conceptual design and then acted as lead developer to turn it into code for mass implementation across the entire Auburn University website. Created templates and documentation for department webmasters to use, as well as helped redesign main pages.
Eagle Eye News is Auburn's student television news station, for which I served as the technical director from 2003-2006. I developed and maintained a site with streaming stories, shows, podcasts, RSS feeds, and viewer statistics.
As an assignment for a Physically-Based Modeling class taken in 2007, I created a flocking simulation to animate particles in a fluid-like motion along targets following a hidden generated spline. The program had a series of parameters to stylize the look, including color.
For a 2008 assignment to produce an adaptation of a nursery rhyme, I created a one-minute twist of Hickory Dickery Dock without the traditional mouse or clock. This was developed and animated over a semester while I formally learned how to use Maya.
Over my three years (2003-2006) as Technical Director for Eagle Eye News, I created two show openers, multiple motion graphics, and countless other fun videos using the entire Adobe Video Production suite.
As a semester project in 2006, three classmates and I took a short story and adapted it into a short film. The process included development meetings, storyboards, scripts, location scouting, casting, shooting schedules, recording of voiceovers, post-production, and more.
I created opening sequences and motion graphics for the video submissions of the AU mascot, Aubie, for the 2005 and 2006 UCA National Mascot Competitions. Additionally, I made a few spots for Aubie that made it to the jumbotron at AU football games.
A video and web presentation created in summer 2004 and then revised and reshot in spring 2005 for all new students attending Auburn University's Camp War Eagle (orientation) to learn about all the computing resources available to them and how to get started.
A two-minute, hilarious cartoon that I co-created in the spring of 2004 about Auburn University's beloved mascot, Aubie, as a superhero that saves AU from a huge monster.


Java Accessibility Guide > Enabling and Testing Java Access Bridge
Java Access Bridge is a technology that enables Java applications and applets that implement the Java Accessibility API to be visible to assistive technologies on Microsoft Windows systems. See Java SE Desktop Accessibility for more information.
The following topics are covered:
Java Access Bridge is included with Java SE Runtime Environment (JRE) Release 7 Update 6 (7u6) and later. Java Access Bridge 2.0.3 is included with JRE 7u6. By default, Java Access Bridge is not enabled.
To enable Java Access Bridge, run the following command (where %JRE_HOME%
is the directory of your JRE):
%JRE_HOME%\bin\jabswitch -enable
Alternatively, in Windows Vista and later, you can enable Java Access Bridge through the Control Panel:
Note: After enabling Java Access Bridge, you must restart your assistive technology software and Java applications that use the accessibility API.
To disable Java Access Bridge, run the following command:
%JRE_HOME%\bin\jabswitch -disable
Note: You cannot disable Java Access Bridge through the Windows Ease of Access Center.
To test Java Access Bridge, follow these steps:
The Java Access Bridge testing tools Java Monkey and Java Ferret are not shipped with the JDK. These tools are included in Java Access Bridge 2.0.2. Download this version from Java Access Bridge Downloads.
The following lists the minimum version requirements of some assistive technologies for 64-bit operating systems:
Note: It is recommend that you install both the 32-bit and 64-bit versions of the JRE. The 32-bit version only adds support for 32-bit assistive technology, and the 64-bit version only adds support for 64-bit assistive technology.
The JDK contains a private JRE. This is required to run tools included with the JDK. If you do not install the public JRE either as an option when installing the JDK or by installing the JRE by itself, and you intend to use the private JRE of the JDK, you will need to manually copy files as specified in the following table:
| JDK | Windows Operating System | File to Copy | Destination Directory |
|---|---|---|---|
| 32-bit | 32-bit | <path to the JDK install directory>\jre\bin\WindowsAccessBridge.dll |
C:\Windows\System32 |
| 32-bit | 64-bit | <path to the JDK install directory>\jre\bin\WindowsAccessBridge-32.dll |
C:\Windows\SysWOW64 |
| 64-bit | 64-bit | <path to the JDK install directory>\jre\bin\WindowsAccessBridge-64.dll |
C:\Windows\System32 |


Sony reveals its official Black Friday PS4 and PS4 Pro deals - with top games from $20
by Vic HoodSony reveals its official Black Friday PS4 and PS4 Pro deals - with top games from $20
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Sony has revealed its official Black Friday PS4 and PS4 Pro deals - and there's some great PlayStation console and games discounts to score during the week of Black Friday 2019, which starts November 24.
For a start, there's some amazing PS4 bundle deals on offer. You can pick up a great PS4 bundle that gets you a 1TB PS4 Slim, one DualShock 4 controller and three top PlayStation exclusives – all for just $199.99. You can also grab a PS4 Pro for just $299.99 or a PSVR multi-game bundle for $199.99.
Just looking some some PS4 games or PS4 accessories? Select Sony exclusives like Days Gone and Marvel's Spider-Man are just $19.99, while you can get a DualShock 4 wireless controller for only $39.99.
- Here are five PS4 accessories we want to see on sale this Black Friday
- These are the best PS4 Black Friday deals we saw last year
- Best PS4 games: the most essential PlayStation 4 releases
In addition, there will be 25% off PlayStation Plus 12 month subscription and PlayStation Hits games for just $9.99 (though we're not exactly sure what those include yet). Plus much more.
It's worth noting that these deals are not live yet and will run from November 24 to December 2.
Check out the best of Sony's official PlayStation Black Friday deals below:
1TB PlayStation 4 Slim: Horizon Zero Dawn: Complete Edition | The Last of Us Remasted | God of War | $199.99 at PlayStation
This incredible PS4 bundle is a steal for just under $200. For that price you get a 1TB console and three of the best PS4 exclusives. It's an absolute bargain but won't be available until November 24 - so mark your calendar.
PlayStation 4 Pro: $299.99 at PlayStation
Typically the PS4 Pro would set you back nearly $400 but Sony is offering the powerful console for $100 more. So if you've been waiting to pick one up then now is the perfect time.
PSVR bundle: PSVR Headset | PS Camera | Astro Bot Rescue Mission | Skyrim VR | Resident Evil 7: Biohazard |Everybody’s Golf VR | PlayStation VR Worlds $199.99 at PlayStation
This PSVR bundle is fantastic for those wanting to jump into virtual reality with both feet. Usually a bundle like this would cost around $300, so Sony's offer saves you around $100.
DualShock 4 controller: all available colors | $39.99 at PlayStation
Looking to pick up a spare PS4 controller? Now could be the perfect time. Sony is offering DualShock 4s for $39.99, saving you around $20 on a controller that would usually cost at least $60.
Days Gone: PS4 | $19.99 at PlayStation
Days Gone had a bit of a mixed reception but usually the Sony exclusive would set you back around $30, so a $10 saving is not to be scoffed at.
Marvel's Spider-Man: PS4 | $19.99 at PlayStation
Marvel's Spider-Man remains one of Sony's best PS4 exclusives, so picking up the game (which usually costs at least $30) for only $30 is a definite bargain.
TechRadar is scouring every retailer and rounding up all the top deals over the Black Friday period, and we’ve put all the best Black Friday deals and Cyber Monday deals in easy-to-navigate articles to help you find the bargains you’re looking for.