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At the Federation of Africa Journalists conference in Abuja, Nigeria, the EJN Africa representative Rachael Nakitare made a detailed presentation on the Africa sections of the Moving Stories report and the EJN's 5-point test for hate speech. The EJN was able to support colleagues from Uganda, Kenya, Rwanda and Burundi to attend the session. This action and an earlier event in Nairobi has further extended EJN support in Africa and paved the way for a new programme in 2017.
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The EJN made a keynote address at a regional conference on Combating Hate Speech in Media organised by the Council of Europe which took place on 20-21 June in Tbilisi with participants from Armenia, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova, and Ukraine.
In August hate speech was again the focus of EJN interventions at meetings in Amman, Nairobi and in Palestine. Finally, in December last year, the EJN met with journalism leaders from Tunisia, Egypt, Morocco, Lebanon, Palestine and Jordan in Cairo and put in place a programme of action for the Arab Media Hub Against Hate Speech for the coming year.


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Q. R. Markham's heavily plagiarized book Assassin of Secrets somehow made it onto Kirkus Reviews' "2011 Best of Fiction" list. (Saved here in case they take it down.) Interestingly, the link doesn't appear to lead anywhere. (via)
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For some reason, when I run a network scan to populate my inventory, three out of 10 new Dell Optiplex 755's are not detected and added to the inventory.
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Picture a typical casino in France. You are somewhere on the Riviera. It is 2am but the night is still young, mon amour. The glass of vintage champagne in your hand reflects the shimmering chandeliers overhead. Your fellow-players, in bow ties or bare backs, resemble super-model clones or James Bond wannabes. A small ball tinkles enticingly on the roulette wheel...
This may once have been typical, but it is typical no more. In recent years, the French casino industry has plummeted triumphantly downmarket (with a 1,000 per cent growth rate since 1988).
The other day, I called in at the casino in Deauville, on the Norman coast, a glamorous, white-stuccoed affair, resembling an enchanted palace from the Arabian Nights. I joined a group of punters queuing impatiently to gain entrance at 11am. They were aged between 50 and 80. The men wore woollen caps with a little button on top. The women wore olive-green anoraks with fake-fur collars.
Once given the signal by a snooty young man in a red bow tie (the only bow tie to be seen), they sprinted up the double staircases. Without obvious pleasure, they started feeding money into a garish space-fleet of one-armed bandits with names (in English) such as Betty Boop and Party Animal.
The Deauville casino is the sixth largest in France. It used to be the haunt of the Paris and London jet sets. Now, 81 per cent of its gambling profits come from slot machines, and from the late middle-aged, and even older, of Middle France.
France has 180 casinos, far more than any other European country. They enjoyed a record year in 2003, with pre-tax gambling profits of €2.5bn - of which almost 93 per cent came not from roulette or blackjack or chemin de fer, but from one-armed bandits (machines à sous).
France's answer to Las Vegas is no longer Cannes or Nice, or even Monte Carlo, but a place called Enghien-les-Bains, an obscure spa town that has been swallowed up by the concrete sprawl of the north-western Paris suburbs. Casinos are banned in Paris proper. Enghien, 15 minutes by train from the Gare du Nord, introduced slot machines two years ago. It has since boomed to the top of the French casino league, with gambling profits of €117m - almost double its nearest rival.
Until 1988, one-armed bandits were illegal in France. They are still legal only in casinos. Their introduction transformed the struggling casino industry and, by boosting local taxes, transformed the fortunes of towns where casinos are allowed. (Under a French law dating from 1907, casinos are permitted only in seaside and spa towns, and other tourist centres.) Forty new casinos have been created in the last 15 years; scores of other towns are seeking permission to cash in on the gambling boom.
Addiction to gambling has become a serious problem in France, but the political pressure to maintain the tax windfall in casino towns - 25 per cent of Deauville's town budget is paid by the casino - means that it is little discussed. Over 7,000 people are banned by the Ministry of the Interior from entering casinos, to protect them, and their families, from their addiction. There were 2,500 new banning orders in 2002, four times as many as in the previous year. In 90 per cent of cases, the banning orders are sought by the gambling addicts themselves. Almost all of the self-banned individuals are addicted to one-armed bandits; almost all of them come from relatively modest or poor backgrounds.
I spent about an hour observing the slot-machine room at the Deauville casino (open from 11am to 4am). One balding man in his early fifties was force-feeding two machines at a time with euro coins, or gambling tokens. A woman in her seventies was cautiously introducing a 10-cent coin every minute or so into a slot- machine called Pharaoh's Gold. She told me that she came to the casino for "the company".
The other gamblers I observed in the Norman Las Vegas seemed interested only in the company of the machines. They looked remarkably like the kind of sad and grumpy French people that you see at Front National rallies, cheering on Jean-Marie Le Pen as he fulminates against the poisoning of French culture by evil American influences.
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Dr John Kerner, 84, a retired gynaecologist in California, delivered many thousands of babies during his career. He would like to find the first - a baby who began her life in the midst of death at his front-line infantry aid station in Normandy in 1944.
An e-mail from Dr Kerner explains: "During the battle, a young woman was brought in by two men who carried her on a padded ladder. She was in labour, with the baby in breech position... I delivered the baby, a girl, on 10 August 1944... I thought it would be a joy to find this 'baby', who would now be 59."
He has placed two appeals in newspapers in Normandy, and asked for the help of town halls in the area of the battle, near Mortain. Everyone in France has been "most helpful", he says. (I have said it before, but the patriotic American and British media pundits who suggest that "the French" have no memory of Allied sacrifices in 1944 are dead wrong.)
Dr Kerner has had a number of leads, but all have proved unsuccessful. It seems that quite a few French babies were delivered by US army medics in 1944. He can be contacted at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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A group of senior gendarmerie officers were spotted, in uniform, in a field in northern Normandy flying model aeroplanes. Wasting police time? No, they were experimenting with a new "mini drone", a small aircraft for photographing speeding cars. What next, asks the satirical paper Le Canard enchaîné. Car-accessory shops selling miniature ground-to-air missiles?Reuse content


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Petes PC Repairs is an IT service provider.
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Turkington, Jackson and Shedden Share #BTCC Honours at Snetterton.
Reigning champion Gordon Shedden claimed a last-gasp victory to end a breathless day of BTCC racing at Snetterton, which also included wins for Colin Turkington and Mat Jackson. Halfords Yuasa Racing's Shedden had already secured Honda's first pole position in more than three years during qualifying at the Norfolk circuit, but a race one win failed to materialise for theRead more


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Baltimore Ravens safety-turned-boxer Tom Zbikowski failed a drug test after a fight on Saturday night. The Chickasaw Nation Boxing Commission suspended him 45 days as a result.
His boxing coach, Mike Joyce, told the Chicago Sun-Times they planned to appeal the test result, which they believed was in error.
"After the fight, all the fighters tested were positive," Joyce told the paper. "They had you pee in a cup and put a strip of something in there. I've never seen results where you get them the day of the fight. It was like a home pregnancy test or something."
Joyce said Tuesday that Zbikowski took another test at a Chicago lab with negative results.
The Ravens told the Baltimore Sun they were aware of the news. "At this time, unfortunately, we can't reach out to Tom for his side of the story," the team said in a statement.
Zbikowski has gone 4-0 as a boxer since taking on the second career this year.
His next fight was scheduled for June 4 at the Staples Center in Los Angeles.
Nate Davis is a reporter, blogger and editor who's been at USA TODAY since 2000. He has covered the NFL since 2005. No, he did not play quarterback for Ball State. Davis' succession of our esteemed colleague Sean Leahy at The Huddle is considered a Brady-for-Bledsoe swap by most "insiders."More about Nate


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Im having the same problem now.Im in Texas. Had this problem and another off and on with netflix signing in but not showing any titles, saying their unavailable the past two weeks. Im thinking about switching to hulu.
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I'm also in Canada and can't connect and get the codes 200,300, and 201.
I tried calling forever and the help line is busy....
I can still connect on my laptop and iTouch so who knows???
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I'm in Florida and when trying to sign to Netflix I get the same message each time: "We're unable to connect you to Netflix. Please try again later."
I've tried restarting PS3, resetting my router, but nothing's worked so far.
It does seem like it's a Neflix issue because I have no trouble with accessing other content from the web through my PS3 at the current moment.
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same here too in MN i just reset my ps3 and tryed it like 4 times and now it works. I kept getting the same error as you guys but either they reset it now or just restarting ps3 4 times did the trick lol.
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Stolen LifeMature
Stolen Life
Chapter 1
"Heidi it's time to go, the bus isn't going to wait forever you know..."My mother would always include sarcasm in every sentence. "I know! I'm coming" I rivalled back in a sarcastic way just so she could get the message. Me and my mum (Amy) have never really been that close. She always calls me pudding (which I hate), I always call her Amy because I despise the way you should call your mum Mother, she certainly wasn't a mother to me. Not by a long shot...
Stolen Life
Chapter 1
"Heidi it's time to go, the bus isn't going to wait forever you know…"My mother would always include sarcasm in every sentence. "I know! I'm coming" I rivalled back in a sarcastic way just so she could get the message. Me and my mum (Amy) have never really been that close. She always calls me pudding (which I hate), I always call her Amy because I despise the way you should call your mum Mother, she certainly wasn't a mother to me. Not by a long shot…
My sister Jennifer had always been the favourite according to Amy.
Me and Jennifer were always very close until… The day that dad left and Amy had to look after us herself. Amy always told Jenni that he left because of me and then Jenni always hated me from then on; I had never known what Amy had against me (and why did she blame me for dad's death?) I always told Amy that dad died because I knew he wouldn't have left for no reason but mum always said that I drove him away, she never explained why though. After about a year of her saying these dreadful things about me she calmed down quite a bit and stopped all the madness. It still didn't help the fact that my own sister thought I drove our father away because of what mum told her…
"Heidi the bus! Hurry, your not going to miss the test if you think you're trying to skip it!"
"Damn the test" I had totally forgot about my French exams today and I certainly didn't want to miss it for the world but I couldn't help in thinking that a part of me wanted to miss the exams because of the horrid girl gang that sit behind me in nearly every subject. Everyday they constantly bring up the fact that I have no father and tease me for obeying my mum's rules. A part of me wanted to ignore them but another part knew that they were right in everything they said; my dad had left and I do obey everything my mum says. "Come on! Don't let them good for nothing girls get you down!" I remarked.
"Hei…" "I know I'm coming!" My mum can be so annoying sometimes. "Hey, how come you're wanting to skip your S.A.T's?" "They're not called S.A.T's and I'm not trying to skip them! Now get lost…" I really didn't want to scream at my sister but she really hated me so I figured I wouldn't apologise.
I was nearly at school now when I noticed a new shop on the journey called antiques and ancestors, "what the hell? Like I'm going to find my 'ancestors' with the past I have, no dad, grandpa died, auntie died, grandma died… I'm surprised that there's any family tree left." "So Heidi how are you?" "Fine jerk and stop asking me. Go and see your little girly gang that will do anything you want them to do." Kyle was my ex, boyfriend but we split up because of Jenni, yes my younger sister had taken my boyfriend (can you believe it?!) She always flirted with him but one day it became serious and they became a couple… "Get lost and stop following me" he finally stopped and found something better to do. I felt like an out-cast at my own school, always getting picked on because of my personal life and there was deffinitely another reason which I couldn't point out right now.
I finally got to school feeling so relieved that Kyle couldn't bug me anymore, I mean he had been picking on me for over a year now and I was starting to get a little scared of him and everyone else.
I just didn't understand why my life had to be the mess up. All my life it had been just me, Amy and Jennifer and we didn't even talk to each other! I had two people that I talked to everyday and that was Jamima and my cousine in South America; I also, had Jackie who lived in Japan but we haven't talked for years…


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Bloodshot Eyes
Short Story by: Matt Maisano
Status: Finished
Genre: Mystery and Crime
Bloodshot Eyes
Those bloodshot eyes. Whenever I see them, whatever mirror I may be looking into, they all say the same thing, and I've seen many kinds of mirrors. Round mirrors, silver plated mirrors, symmetrically square mirrors, oval mirrors, cracked mirrors, you name it, and I've seen it. Sometimes they're dirty, or covered with stickers or notes, or even steam. No matter the shape or quality of the mirror, those big, bold, bloodshot eyes I peer into every morning show me my sin. They show my life draining away from me. It's like streams of blood running through my pupils. I can almost feel my hunger for sanity.
What had I done the night before? What hotel was I in? Was I hungover? I would never know as I stared into the two gloomy rose-tainted valleys evenly spread above my nostrils. I loathed this feeling, though I could not escape it. I could not quench my desires. I splashed some chilled water on my torn, distraught eyes and grabbed a soft towel from the small rack on the side of the marble sink. It was ruffled, I hate ruffled towels.
After drying myself with the towel that felt like sandpaper, I glanced back into the room and saw the mysterious woman I had woken up adjacent to. I dropped the damp towel on the cool, tile floor and walked over to her. Her hair was a mess and her pale, blue eyes seeped through the bottom of her nearly closed eyelids. Her ears had multiple piercing. She had a small Gargoyle at the lower corner of her earlobes, Snakes in the middle, and some kind of a bizarre letter from an ancient language in the top cartilage of her ears. The earrings seemed to be the only thing balanced about her. Her hair was long and in strangely different lengths and colors. The bangs were a pale Blue that seemed similar to her eyes; the sides were a mellow,yellowish tone, not blondish, but very deep yellow, like a school bus. The back and top of her head were as red as blood, as red as my bloodshot eyes. Her entire head appeared to be dyed hair, in fact there was nothing natural about her. Her eyebrows with quite pretty and narrowly curved. Her lips were thin and chapped, and they had a light tint of black on them, probably from Black lipstick she'd been wearing. Her nose was small and kind of pointy, with a small, lone pimple forming on the side.
As I turned a little I noticed she had a small tattoo that was apparently written in the same strange language of her earring. The tattoo said "your" in thin, crooked red letters. Looking at it almost made me want to wake her up and ask her its meaning. She had just yawned and it startled me. I'd thought she might wake and see some strange guy staring at her every feature, but she just yawned and presented me with a mouth full of pearly white, insanely straight teeth. It didn't seem right. Such an abstract looking girl had a mouth of such grace, such beauty. I pulled the thin covers over her bare shoulder and walked over to the cheap wooden table in the corner of the room. On it were a few European beers, a glass of water, two used needles, and a lot of pills spilled across its surface. I didn't know what they were, but Tylenol it was not.
"Who the fuck are you," echoed off my eardrums as I spun around. Her voice was calm yet as piercing as her wide eyes. I didn't want to tell her my name, so I formed an alias. "My name is Wink," I hastily replied. She stared deep into my eyes as she held the covers over her bare skin, it was almost as if she was trying to look into my soul, like she was taunting me. "Is there anything left in those bottles over there?" she asked. "Yes, there's a little left." "Well what are you waiting for, give it here." I handed her the near empty beer bottle and she snatched it from my hand and guzzled the remaining alcohol, then dropped it on the floor beside the bed. She wrapped the covers around herself, grabbed her clothes, and went to the bathroom. I sat there for a few minutes pondering about her identity, but more importantly, what she knew about me. What I might of told her last night. I had to know right now.
I walked over to the bathroom door and slammed it open. There was no one there. I looked under the toilet, under the sink, in the shower, on the ceiling, but there was nothing to be found. Oh wait, there was something beside the sink in the corner. It was a photograph of the mysterious women and me. We were smiling, and she was kissing my cheek. What was that on my cheek? I had a tattoo, but I don't have any tattoos. I couldn't make out what it said. How could I magnify it? Oh yes, the glass of water on the table. I ran over to the table, picked up the glass, and paced back to the sink to empty the water for a better look. I then held the glass over the photograph and squinted to make out the tattoo. It said "wife", in the very same language the women had on her ears and face. I then looked up into the mirror and all I was left with were my big, bold, bloodshot eyes.
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Recent nutritional guidelines have urged consumers to eat less sugar, since high sugar consumption is linked to medical conditions such as obesity, diabetes, and tooth decay, among others. But even when you stay away from candy and sodas, it can be surprisingly difficult to determine whether the food you eat contains added sugar. In 2015, a team of researchers found that 60% of food purchased in U.S. grocery stores includes some form of added sugar. No wonder it took a team of researchers to make the discovery: much of this sugar shows up on ingredients lists in unrecognizable forms, such as "dextrose," "flo-malt," and "clintose." Even natural-sounding ingredients like "cane juice" and "agave nectar" are code words for added sugar. The biggest offender in this area is the innocuous-seeming "fruit juice concentrate," which is juice that's been stripped of nearly everything but sugar.
If you're hoping to cut down on your sugar intake, you're going to have to pay attention to a lot more on an ingredients list than just the word "sugar." Other names for added sugar include agave nectar, brown rice syrup, cane juice, apple juice concentrate, and sorghum syrup.
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Fuel Economy a Record in America Again
Researchers at the University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute say fuel economy of new vehicles sold in the U.S. set another record high last month.
According to researchers Michael Sivak and Brandon Schoettle, the average fuel economy (window-sticker values) of cars, light trucks, vans and SUVs purchased in May was 25.6 mpg, up 0.4 mpg from April and 0.2 from March-the previous high.
Vehicle fuel economy is now up 5.5 mpg from October 2007, the first full month of monitoring.
Sivak says the increase likely reflects the continuing high price of gasoline.
On the other hand, vehicle emissions from new vehicles increased, according to Sivak's and Schoettle's update of their national Eco-Driving Index, which estimates the average monthly emissions generated by an individual U.S. driver.
The EDI stood at 0.78 during March, up slightly from the record-low 0.77 in February.
The index currently shows emissions of greenhouse gases per driver of newly purchased vehicles are now down 22 percent, overall, since October 2007.


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Links to activist foundations and organizations focused on empowering women and furthering women's rights.
- Feminist Majority Foundation
- Home page of the Feminist Majority, a foundation committed to empowering women and winning equality through research, communication, and action. The site contains information on important issues affecting women and how to take action to defend women's rights. Also contains a searchable Feminist Events Calendar.
- Global Fund for Women
- Home page of the Global Fund for women, a non-profit organization that has been making grants to encourage, support, and strengthen women's rights around the world since 1987. Grantee organizations work on issues such as women's health and reproductive rights, economic independence, education, and political participation.
- NOW Online
- Home page for the National Organization for Women, an organization devoted to furthering women's rights through education and litigation.
- Radical Women
- Radical Women views women's leadership as decisive to world revolution and trains women to take their place in the forefront of the struggle.


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Script Files
Script Files are a way to record and play back the process of creating a painting so that it can be played back later to reconstruct the painting from a clear canvas, stroke by stroke. Script files are easy to share with other users and can also record annotations, allowing you to make notes while you paint to display during playback for the easy creation of tutorials.
Because Script Files record the process of making each stroke rather than the result they can be played back at different resolutions, allowing you to recreate paintings at different sizes. Advanced users can also edit script files directly via a text editor, changing properties of the painting and the scripting language includes the ability to write C style code functions to create special effects.
Recording Script Files
To record a Script, select 'Record Script…' from the File Menu. When you select this item, the Record Script panel appears.
This panel allows you to select what will be included in the Script file when it is recorded.
Including the current painting in your script means that when anyone plays it, the contents of your canvas as they are when you select Record will appear before the script is played.
Turning the 'Include Current Painting' option on will cause the script file to be larger, because all painting information (including any layer contents) will be added to the script.
If the canvas is blank, or if the person playing the script does not need the current contents in order for the script to work, do not turn this option on. For example, if you have already painted a face and want to record the process of adding an eye as a tutorial, you might include the current painting so that the face is visible when the script is played. In general, this option should be turned off.
Controlling Recording
While the Script is recording, the Recorder Panel appears. This panel allows you to control the process of recording and add Annotations if you are using ArtRage.
The top line of the Recorder Panel tells you what the Recorder is currently doing. If you Pause recording, the top line will pulse to let you know that nothing is being recorded.
The buttons on the second line of the panel allow you to Pause or Resume recording, or Stop recording completely. When you Stop recording you will be prompted for information before the Script is saved.
The buttons below allow you to add Annotations to the Script. Annotations are used to provide information to the person who is playing the Script. More information is available regarding Annotations later in the manual.
Pausing and Idle Time
If you stop painting at any point during recording and do nothing in ArtRage, this is recorded as idle time. When a user plays back your Script they will be given the option to accelerate playback, which removes all idle time from playback, otherwise the script will pause during playback until the idle time expires. Users are given the option to skip idle time manually if it occurs during playback.
If you are going to be away for an extended period during recording, consider pressing Pause on the Recorder Panel. While recording is paused idle time is not recorded so there will be no pause in the action during playback.
Saving Your Painting While Recording
If you save your painting while recording, the script is saved with it. If you then quit, recording will start again when you reload the painting later to continue working on it. This will continue until you specifically end recording.
Ending Recording
When you are read to end recording, click the Stop button on the Recorder Panel. When you click this button, the Save Script Panel appears. This panel allows you to enter information for your script and save it, or cancel and discard the recoded script.
The information requested in this panel is optional, you do not need to enter any information here. ArtRage will not display empty information items, so if your Script has no preview, no preview area will be displayed when it is played.
To set a Preview either click in the Preview Image section to select an image to use, or drag the image from your computer on to that section. The image needn't be 400 x 80 pixels but it will be scaled to that size when it is loaded so it may look unusual if it has different dimensions.
Click in the Script Name, Script Author, and Script Description sections to set those values. The name of your Script does not need to be unique.
When you are done editing information, click OK and you will be asked to save the Script to a '.arscript' file. That file is the file that will be played back in the future.
Script Annotations
Annotations allow you to present additional information to someone during Script playback. While the script is being recorded you can add three types of Annotation depending on the kind of information you want to present: Notes, Tips, and Spotlights.
Notes are messages that appear and interrupt the flow of the script. When the Note appears, playback is paused until the user clicks Continue. Use Notes when you have complex information that requires reading and understanding before the script continues.
Tips look like Notes but the script continues to play while the Tip is visible and the Tip vanishes when the original Author wants it to vanish. Use Tips when you want to illustrate something that is currently happening and doesn't require a lot of explanation.
Spotlights appear on the canvas as a dark or light blurred patch with a hole in the centre. They are used to highlight important areas of painting while you work. Spotlights remain on the canvas until the Author dismisses them. There can only be one Spotlight at a time.
Spotlights can coexist with Notes and Tips, so you can add a Spotlight then add a Note to explain what it is highlighting. Use them to focus the user's attention on an area of the canvas during script playback.
Adding Notes and Tips
To add a Note or a Tip, click the appropriate button on the Recorder Panel. When you do this, a Note Editor appears:
Enter your text in the space provided in the bubble then click the tick to add the Note or Tip.
The bubble will automatically adjust its height fit its contents as you type.
The green handles on either side of the bubble are used to change its width. The bubble will resize its height to fit its contents as you do this.
The target button indicates where the 'tail' of the bubble will sit when the Note or Tip appears. You can move the tail by clicking and dragging on the target. It can go anywhere inside the dark border of the Note Editor.
You can click and drag in the dark border to move the Note Editor. When the Note or Tip is displayed, the dark border will not be visible, it is only displayed here to contain editing controls.
If you are creating a Note, the 'Continue' text will be visible in the bubble. This is to show you how the final bubble will look when it is displayed.
Dismissing Tips
Tips remain on the canvas during recording until you want to dismiss them. For example, you could create a Tip that says 'Part 1: The Eyes' and leave it on the canvas until you have finished drawing the eyes for a portrait, then dismiss the tip when you go on to the next task. As an author, you add the Tip when you want it to appear, then as you are recording you click it to close it.
When you add a Tip to the canvas while recording, it looks like this. Click the tip when you want to remove it. When the script is played back, this is the point at which it will vanish from the canvas.
When playback ends, any open Tips are automatically closed. You can have as many open as you like during playback.
Adding Spotlights
To add a Spotlight click the Add Spotlight button on the Recorder Panel. When you do this, all other panels fade out and the Spotlight Editor appears.
The target button in the centre can be clicked and dragged to move the spotlight. This represents the centre of your point of interest.
The radius button that sits on the edge of the Spotlight can be dragged to change its size.
The Menu Button allows you to select whether this is a Dark or Light Spotlight. Use Dark Spotlights (the default) on light canvases, and use Light Spotlights on Dark canvases.
When you have positioned and sized the Spotlight, click the tick button to okay its addition to the Script.
If you move a Spotlight so that the OK and Cancel buttons are off the screen, they will shuffle to the other edge to make sure they are visible. If you lose them for any reason you can press Enter to okay the Spotlight, or Escape to cancel it.
Playing Script Files
To play a Script select 'Play Script…' from the File Menu. When you select this option you will be prompted to save your current Painting if there are unsaved changes, then asked to select a '.arscript' file to play. Once you have selected a file the Play Script Panel appears.
This panel contains any information that was saved with the Script file, including its title, its author, a description and a preview.
It also allows you to make two choices about how the Script will be played including speed and whether the result will be the same size as the original painting.
If you choose Accelerate Playback, any idle time that was recoded in to the script by the author will be ignored. This speeds up the process of playback. If you do not turn this option on you will be given the option to manually skip any idle time as it occurs during playback.
Accelerating playback also accelerates the paint strokes.
Playing the Script at its original size causes a new canvas to be created at the indicated size when you click Play. If you would prefer the Script to play back at a different size, turn off the Play at Original Size option and enter the size you would like to use using the Screen Size or Print Size controls. Click Play when you are ready to start the Script playing.
Selecting Different Sizes
If you opt to play back the script at a custom size you are provided with full control over the sizing of the new file as per the new file dialog. This allows you to set the size in pixels or screen units.
Because the Script records the process of painting rather than the resulting image, playing Scripts back at different sizes allows you to recreate them as if they had originally been painted at that size. The result is a higher quality way to scale images.
Normal image scaling takes the resulting picture and stretches it, which reduces the quality of the paint strokes. Script scaling using the Play Script Panel re-paints the script at a different scale, so each paint stroke has the same quality as one painted by hand.
While ArtRage scales the path of the strokes and the properties of the brush as best it can, you may find that the results of a Script played back at larger scale do not look identical to the original result. In general however, the result should be very similar.
In this example the paint stroke was created at 200 x 200 pixels in size and recorded in a script. The two examples below show the difference between scaling the image up 200% and playing back the script at 200%. The scaled image is fuzzier and lower quality, while the Script image is crisp as if the stroke had been originally painted at that size.
Scaled to 200%
Script Played at 200%
Controlling Playback
While a Script is playing the Playback Controls panel appears. This panel contains controls that you can use during playback. While a Script is playing you cannot interact with any other control in ArtRage.
The top bar indicates what the Player is currently doing. If you have chosen not to accelerate playback and the script contains idle time (time where the author was not doing anything during recording) the top bar will update to indicate how long until the idle time ends, and a 'Skip' button that allows you to skip past the idle time.
Click the Pause button to pause playback, or continue if it has been paused.
The percentage indicator tells you how far through the Script you are. Note that this is not based on time but on the number of events that were recorded.
Click the Stop button to stop playback. When you do this, the Playback Controls Panel vanishes and your canvas is left in the state it was in at that point in the script.
If you play a Script through to the end, the Playback Controls panel will vanish of its own accord.
Notes, Tips and Spotlights
Notes and Tips are messages left by the Script Author to help explain what is happening.
If a bubble appears that has a 'Continue' button at the bottom, the Script will pause until you click inside the bubble. This is a 'Note'.
If a bubble appears that does not have a 'Continue' button at the bottom, the Script will continue to play. You cannot dismiss these manually, they will vanish when the Script Author wants it to. This is a 'Tip'.
If a dark blurred area with a hole in the middle appears, the Script will continue to play underneath it. This is a Spotlight and it will vanish when the Script Author wants it to.
Spotlights are used to draw your attention to important parts of the canvas while the Script is playing.
Advanced Scripting
ArtRage Scripts are text files that store data in a human readable format. This allows you to edit the contents of the Script directly and change its properties, or create entirely new scripts from scratch using the ArtRage Scripting Language. The Scripting Language allows you to instruct the application to do anything that can be done by a user, and also includes mathematical and string operators, and the ability to script functions that can be called as the Script is played.
The Scripting Language is not covered in this manual, but full details can be found in the ArtRage Scripting Guide [PDF].
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Climate change is not just an environmental issue – it is also a health issue. For example, consider the spread of Common Ragweed (Ambrosia artemisiifolia), a flowering plant native to North America. The seeds probably crossed the Atlantic from the 19th Century onwards as agricultural products including birdseed. It has spread more vigorously in recent years as climate change has allowed the plant to extend its range northwards.
While ragweed has an environmental cost – it can significantly reduce crop yields and harms ecosystems by outcompeting native plant species – the invasive plant is best known for its health effects. The pollen is one of the most aggressive in causing allergic reactions among those sensitive, including the one in five Europeans who suffer from allergies, one in seven with allergic rhinitis or one in eleven with asthma. During periods of high pollen counts, there are few places to hide, as the pollen can travel hundreds of kilometres.
In addition to the spread of ragweed, evidence suggests that climate change is making the pollen more potent and extending the pollen season. So forward looking health authorities could benefit from looking at climate change projections in order to anticipate and adapt to future health risks.
This story illustrates the importance of considering the environment, health and wellbeing together rather than separately because these issues interact in complex ways with a range of costs and benefits for society. The example comes from a recent report on the 'environment, health and wellbeing (EHWB) nexus' published by European Environment Agency's (EEA) Scientific Committee. The document follows a seminar held at the EEA on February 12 this year, which brought together experts and policy makers from many different fields. Many of the participants argued for a new type of inter-disciplinary science which takes a systemic view, looking at the many positive and negative links and trade-offs between these usually separate areas.
It may seem there is nothing new about considering different policy areas together – air pollution, for instance, has often been considered in terms of its health implications. But the report argues that research should further incorporate these areas, allowing us to gain a system-wide understanding of multiple causes and effects.
Such a change in thinking is more necessary than ever, according to many of the participants in the February workshop. In the past, environmental issues have often been treated as isolated problems with a clear cause and effect. If a lake was polluted, for example, conventional wisdom dictated that the problem was caused by a single point source of pollution.
Nowadays, we are increasingly looking at things differently. Risks interact in complex ways, with multiple causes and effects. We may come to realise that the pollution problem in the lake was the result of complex chemical reactions in the atmosphere between different pollutants and substances.
Of course, part of the reason things seem more complex is that we have a better understanding of the world's complex systems. But it is also true that the world is more complex and interconnected. Globalisation has accelerated global environmental problems - climate change is a striking example of an issue which is truly global in its causes and effects. Other examples include the global movement of pollutants and the way economic trends can deplete resources on the other side of the planet.
Such complexity means it may be impossible to determine a single cause for an environmental or health problem. In the case of illness caused by ragweed, there may be other factors at play alongside pollen – some studies have shown that allergies are worsened by air pollution. Indeed, this is just one of a cocktail of many hundreds of chemicals, substances in air and water, pathogens radiation and other stresses in everyday life. Add differing levels of vulnerability to this mix, and we may start to understand the complexity.
Health science can also benefit from taking a broader EHWB view. Consider the increasing incidence of some types of cancers – by taking an EHWB view, health systems could focus on the multiple aspects of our lifestyles which can increase the risk of cancer, rather than just treatment. Such a preventative approach could mean reducing exposure to chemicals and pollution for multiple benefits.
Another preventative health policy could be to create nature reserves. While the benefits for biodiversity are well known, there is growing recognition that enjoyment of the natural world can improve both physical and psychological health. Access to green space in cities has been linked to longer and healthier lives in elderly people, and improvements in early years development. These benefits could even spur a positive cycle – other research suggests that those in good health have a greater possibility of looking after the environment.
Environmental policy is increasingly looking at these links. The European Union recently adopted its 7th Environmental Action Programme, setting out priorities for the next few years. Titled 'Living well, within the limits of the planet', the document has an explicit focus on improving the environment in order to reap benefits for health and wellbeing.
Breaking out of separate silos of 'environment', 'health' or 'wellbeing' can help forward-looking policy and science. By 2050, 80 % of the EU population is expected to live in urban areas, and 30 % will be over the age of 65. This raises several questions - will air pollution be a more serious issue for a large elderly urban population? And will the effects of pollution be exacerbated by the increased temperatures expected from climate change? Trying to predict such systems-wide changes can be extremely complex – but it seems increasingly likely to be the most rational way of preparing for the future.]]>
We feel that we have been very good on tackling air quality issues in larger towns and cities. One example illustrates this perfectly: the ban on the marketing and sale of bituminous (or smoky) fuel in Dublin in 1990.Medical research colleagues looked at the effects of this decision, and noted that 360 preventable deaths have been avoided in Dublin each year since 1990.
However, medium-sized towns still have poor air quality, and the authorities are now looking at new legislation to tackle this by broadening the ban on the sale of bituminous fuel to small towns as well.
In Ireland, the Department of the Environment, Community and Local Government is the official body that deals with air quality and related areas. Meanwhile the (Irish) Environmental Protection Agency acts as the operational wing of that Department. There are clearly defined responsibilities between the Department and the Agency as to how guidance on relevant policy areas will be passed down to local authority level.
Dublin is a microcosm of other big cities across the European Union. A lot of commonalities exist in terms of the issues needing to be dealt with. Obesity, cancer, and cardiovascular problems are the main public health issues across the EU, including in Ireland.
The Council has recognised that a lot of the work it does is relevant to public health. One example I think worth raising is a project where we brought air quality and public participation together. The project was carried out several years ago in conjunction with the EU's Joint Research Centre. Called the 'People Project', it ran across six European cities and looked at the carcinogenic air pollutant benzene. Following an oversubscribed response for volunteers on a national radio show, we turned people into walking and talking air quality monitors. They wore benzene badges so they could monitor their exposure to benzene in one given day. We then looked at air quality levels and how their daily behaviour had an impact on their health.
All volunteers got feedback on their results. One funny anecdote from this project was the sobering news that if you want to reduce your exposure to the cancer-causing agent polycyclic aromatic carbon, do not fry bacon! One volunteer working on the bacon grill in a local café had really high levels of exposure.
The serious point from this anecdote is that we have to look at the interaction of both indoor and outdoor pollutants in combination.
One example clearly stands out — the smoking ban in 2004. Ireland was the first country in the world to ban smoking in workplaces. This ban allowed us to focus on the occupational exposure issue whilst improving air quality.
As an interesting aside to this, one industry that suffered from this ban, which would perhaps have been difficult to predict, was the dry cleaning industry. Their business has contracted since 2004 purely because of the smoking ban. So sometimes you can have impacts you did not foresee.
Informing citizens is an essential part of our initiatives and day-to-day work. Dublin City Council produces annual reports that provide a summary of air quality for the previous year. These reports are all placed online. Moreover, the (Irish) EPA has an air-monitoring network, which shares information with local authorities and citizens.
Another example, which is unique to Dublin, is a project launched this year called Dublinked, which gathers information held by the Council and puts it into the public domain. This can be data generated by the local authorities, by private companies delivering services in the city, and by residents. In its Communication from 2009, the European Commission notes that the re-use of public sector information has an estimated worth of EUR 27 billion. This is one of the City Council's initiatives to getting the economy started again.
Dublin City Council got involved following an invitation from the EEA and the European Commission. We saw the project as an opportunity to share models of good practice and to learn from sharing relevant experiences.
Through the project, we noticed how advanced other cities were in developing emissions inventories, and in having an air quality model for their city. So it has been a spur for Dublin City Council to make progress on those tasks. We then felt that it was not good value for money if just the Council alone looked at an emissions inventory and creating an air quality model. So we sat down with the Irish Environment Protection Agency to look at developing a national model, which could also be used at a regional level. Then we set out to work on that.
Martin Fitzpatrick, Principal Environmental Health Officer in the air quality monitoring and noise unit of Dublin City Council, Ireland
The air implementation pilot project gathers cities across Europe to gain a better understanding of cities' strengths, challenges and needs with respect to the implementation of EU air quality legislation and air quality topics in general. The pilot project is run jointly by the Environment Directorate General of the European Commission and the European Environment Agency. The cities participating in the project include Antwerp, Berlin, Dublin, Madrid, Malmö, Milan, Paris, Ploiesti, Plovdiv, Prague and Vienna. The results of the pilot project will be published later in 2013.
• On Dublin's air quality
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Israelis and Palestinians were last night preparing for a rare opportunity to defend something together, as they set about jointly trying to keep a football goalmouth safe from the rampaging stars of Barcelona football club.
A combined "peace team" of top football players from both sides of the Middle East's most bitter divide flew to Spain to take on the Spanish champions.
For the 12 Palestinians and 15 Israeli players it was a unique opportunity to play together. "This means that we can do things together," Idan Tal, who plays for Israel's Maccabi Haifa team, told reporters before the match. "The important thing is that we can play on the same pitch."
The "peace team" was being coached jointly by Israel national coach Dror Kashtan and Palestinian coach Jamal Hadeideh of the West Bank Tulkarm club. On the pitch it was led by the Palestine national captain Haldin Mahed Ali Aloara and Israeli captain Avi Nimni.
The players met on the flight to Barcelona on Sunday and shared meals and lodgings before setting out for Barcelona's Camp Nou stadium. "It is a good atmosphere for believing in peace," said Tal. They were in little doubt, however, that it would to be hard work keeping out Barcelona's prolific goal-scorers.
The match was organised by the Nobel peace prize winner Shimon Peres's Centre for Peace, which also sponsors school football between Israeli and Palestinian youths. It marks the end of a two-day Barcelona summit between EU and Mediterranean countries.
Among those lending their support last night was the former James Bond actor Sean Connery, who was given a claret and blue Barcelona shirt with 007 on the back.


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8 reasons why i hate colds
i hate colds.
and everything that isn't currently my favorite purple blanket.
as you can probably guess, i'm sick.
i get really stuffy noses.
oh-dear-lord-there-she-goes-sniffling-again bad.
i get headaches when i get really stuffy noses.
which means my head is pounding
and i'm sniffling like all hell, and it just makes it worse.
i am terrible company.
seriously, it's like dealing with a wet cat,
except with the added horror of being able to talk (aka complain).
i'm so clumsy -
i bump into walls and stairs (among other things)
and tend to fall over chairs and tables (it's possible, trust me).
i turn red.
my face goes this unattractive shade of crimson -
think sunburned-and-overexerted-exam-teenager.
i need at least a week to sleep it off.
it takes me like 5 days to get rid of it
and then 2 days until i'm back to my (semi-)normal self.
i don't have an appetite, and i don't feel the affects of no sleep.
this is really bad because then
i have absolutely no incentive to feed myself and actually go to bed.
i can't write.
it's like trying to nail jello to a wall - not happening.
i just find myself trying not to bang my head against a wall.


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When patients and their families seek hospice care, they are thinking about how they will die. They want to be without pain, shortness of breath, loneliness and, above all, fear. They want to end their lives with those they love, in a place they know, respected, and supported. They want control. They want dignity. This we all know and as friends, family, caregivers, these things we try to provide. Nonetheless, there is something more important, which we often forget.
Human beings are meaning machines. There has never been a society and rarely a person that did not seek answers to why we walk this planet. For many the answer lies in a god and her love. For others, the purpose of life is mankind, humanity itself, with our most important commandment to treat each other well and continue evolution's path. Some see man and womankind as the ears, eyes and memory of the universe itself, put here to revel and record its glory.
Just as important, in each of our lives we find meaning in daily events, in moments. The work we do. The service and good deeds we perform. The things we create. What we learn. What we teach. What we paint, mold or sculpt. What we sow and reap. What we cook or even the pleasure of what we eat. A sunrise. A sunset. Four birds against a pure blue ski, headed south in September.
Above all, there is meaning in what we share; A special meal, a dance, a song, a touch, a smile, knowledge, understanding, laughter. The joy and wonder of generations.
The end of our lives is about living and not about being dead. Therefore, the search for meaning never stops, as long as there is breath. That being true and universal, what terrifies us most at life's end is not physical loss and discomfort, but the possibility that such suffering may cause a greater agony … the loss of our search and connection to meaning. The possibility of such a horrible existential and real loss, having to live empty without that which has given us purpose and direction, suggests being dead while walking. A loss of everything we are and try to be.
Supportive, complete and empowering end-of-life care must focus not just on narcotics, dressing wounds, home supplies and complete communication. It must understand that the goal is to help each person continue to be nourished by the search and enjoyment of life's meaning. This is absolutely personal, spiritual in the deepest sense. This means never forgetting that the patient is the one on the journey and it is our responsibility to support their decisions and desires. None of us exactly share their view of life and none of us understand what it means to them.
When we choose how our lives will end, or when we support and care for those with grave disease, we must remember that the great risk of modern aggressive interventional medical care is that it can strip us of everything we hold dear. It is not just about preventing and treating physical pains. These losses are obvious, basic. Life is about work, home, family, spirit, creation and discovery. The nightmare which threatens, as we rush from treatment to treatment, is that denial, futile hope and desperate action can rip from us that on which we have built a life. Human beings must seek and find meaning. Without, we are morbid shells.
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I so appreciate this piece and will use it in the Doctor of Ministry class I teach on the Human Life Cycle. Thank you!
Excellent point! More than preserving life, it's our job to preserve that which endows it with its meaning! You write marvellously. Thanks again!
Beautifully put, Dr. Resende.
Dr. Salwitz you are an amazing empath. I lost my Mom on July 23, 2016. She has given life to me twice now. At my birth, and now at her passing. She made her death meaningful to both of us. I was housebound, my own health failing, caring for her 24/7.
Mom made sure her last words to me were "Kathy, I love you", and she really did.
I wish that a copy of this could be given as an Rx to the families of everyone my age or near my age. A woman who befriended me when I first came to TX said to me one day; I wish I were doing something worthwhile. Now she's gone to another state, and I don't know how she is. I wish I had thought sooner of something she could do, like reading to patients, that I could have driven her to.
This is some of your best writing!
Great Post!
Yes "we must remember that the great risk of modern aggressive interventional medical care is that it can strip us of everything we hold dear" but so can having the wrong end-of-life care worker(s) and/or EOL service. It only takes one and you won't likely get the chance for a do-over.
Many EOL workers (and their employers) may claim to share the ideals espoused here "in spirit" but far, far fewer of them deliver the level of quality care of which you wrote and even less, consistently so. Too often they pull out the denial "card" from their tool bag to cover for their own shortcomings in the provision of less than optimal care and too often that is to cover for the company's restrictive policies and procedures.
Patients and families are not always "innocent victims" in these scenarios but under most circumstances they should be given far more than the benefit of the doubt if EOL care is as grandiose in its execution as it appears to be claimed that it is here.
Ask lots and lots of questions before signing up with anyone.
Preferably get your answers in writing.
If you encounter ANY problem, report it IMMEDIATELY!!
It WILL NOT improve on its own.
The remaining "quality of life" that you save may well be your own or that of someone you hold dear. Assumptions and blind faith in the motivations of others will simply get you dead! That's even less than being a zombie.


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Moalepe Trail is a 5.2 mile heavily trafficked out and back trail located near Kapaa, Hawaii that offers scenic views and is good for all skill levels. The trail is primarily used for hiking, horses, and mountain biking and is accessible year-round. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
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This is not a bad trail and if you take the right turns you can join up and go to the Sleeping Giant