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I live in Washington, DC and work in tech policy (as it relates to creative content). This means I have the dubious privilege of seeing how the sausage is made when it comes to the laws that shape our digital future. Increasingly, I'm witnessing a convergence of some pretty hairy issues that previously had limited public impact. And, for better or worse, policymakers — domestic and international — have started to pay attention.
There are three core concerns that will have an outsized effect on how we all experience technology. The first one encompasses the other two, which are of nearly equal importance. Bookmark this page, and we can talk about it in 10 years (provided we're all still here).
1. Internet freedom
2. Intellectual Property Enforcement
3. Data Privacy/Security
Before I explain how these issues are converging, let's look at what each means individually.
Internet Freedom
This is the mother of all tech-policy debates, and the one with the most potential to impact every facet of your online experience. The internet is essentially a packet-switching information exchange network that uses a simple protocol to allow all these interconnected machines to "talk" to each other. Its process is, by and large, neutral with regard to content. This is what has allowed it to become the most powerful engine for democratic speech in the history of humanity. That speech may very well be 90 percent LOLcats, but it also includes political speech and practically every other flavor of expression. In the United States, this means that our First Amendment rights are automatically ported over to this digital conduit. That may not be the case with other countries, which is why you see a lot of high-falutin' talk from the State Department about the importance of maintaining global networks where free expression can flourish.
Unfortunately, recent American trends giving corporate speech unparalleled weight means that your own online speech could depend on how deep your pockets are. This is the crux of the so-called "net neutrality" debate, in which the Internet Service Providers (ISPs) want to charge a premium for the faster delivery of content, sites and services. Without clear rules of the road, speech that does not benefit the ISP's bottom lines — or those of their corporate partners — may be delayed, or worse still, blocked. There has been progress in achieving at least some protections here. But these rules — promulgated by the Federal Communications Commission — are currently in danger of being stripped away by Congress.
Another thing to keep in mind is that the FCC established separate rules for the "wired" web vs. internet accessed on mobile devices. This distinction, to me, is arbitrary and pointless. There is ONE internet, regardless of how you connect to it. Having a tiered internet for wireless may end up impacting those whose speech has historically been at the greatest disadvantage, as underprivileged and minority communities are more likely to access the internet via mobile devices.
It will be very interesting to see how the American virtue of free expression plays out on our domestic networks, especially as we promote open technology platforms as a means of democratic participation overseas.
2. Intellectual Property Enforcement
Wikipedia defines Intellectual Property (IP) as "a term referring to a number of distinct types of creations of the mind for which a set of exclusive rights are recognized… common types of intellectual property rights include copyrights, trademarks, patents, industrial design rights and trade secrets in some jurisdictions."
IP is big business. REALLY big business here in America. Which is why there are so many large stakeholders pushing for stronger intellectual property laws on the internet. I have no problem with this in theory, as I am a copyright holder myself, and believe that I should have exclusive rights over how my expression is capitalized upon in the marketplace—that is, for a limited term, a balance outlined in Article I, Section 8 of the US Constitution.
Increasingly, copyright law is coming to loggerheads with the consumptive behaviors of internet users. This is something I've written and spoken about extensively in my professional life. In the interest of space, and without picking sides, I can say this: rightsholders are currently pushing hard on Congress to pass laws that, to my reading, look like blunt instruments when it comes to protecting IP online. And by this I mean legislation currently proposed could, at worst, restrict legitimate speech and compromise the underlying security of the internet.
3. Data Privacy/Security
Which brings me to my final issue, data privacy/security. Again, I can't claim to be an expert here, but on the other hand, not many can. Here, we have everything from domestic defense to corporate espionage to individual rights and even First Amendment concerns. Some may have heard Eric Schmidt of Google's statement on total data transparency being the key to informational security. I'm sure the NSA would agree, so long as they are the ones with "total" access to the data. I bring this up because at no other point in history has informational privacy been of such import — perceived and actual. I can remember people on the street where I grew up being hesitant about having their name listed in the phone book. Now, everything we do and say online leaves a digital trace. Before you get yourself in some Philip K. Dick psychological tailspin, keep in mind that there's a big difference between personally-identifying data and non-personally-identifying data. The former can be used to target, track and harass individuals; the latter is basically why Amazon knows what books you might be interested in reading next. Still, there is a lot of grey area with regard to how this information is collected, shared and exploited. And, at the moment, US privacy law is a patchwork of state-by-state regulations and jurisprudence. That might not be the case forever, as Congress has shown interest in establishing a federal privacy standard. Obviously, that could cut both ways.
Data security is the other side of the coin. Here, we reach the queasy intersection of defense, espionage — corporate and state — and hackerdom. Much of what occurs in the world of data security happens privately, or though private-public contracts between government and IT wizards. Obviously, any breach of US information security comes with pretty severe (domestic) penalties, but that doesn't mean that hackers here and abroad aren't trying to break into our informational infrastructure every second of every day. A serious breach is practically guaranteed, as is the subsequent crackdown. I believe this is what is referred to as the "Internet 9/11."
The US isn't just playing defense here. I've followed closely reports of how the administration very seriously considered a cyberattack on Libya's air defense network in the lead-up to the NATO engagement. We ultimately decided against it, likely for a combination of reasons: one, we may not have wanted to be the first country to open the Pandora's Box of cyberwar; two, we didn't have enough time to pinpoint and exploit weaknesses in the Libyan network before airstrikes were scheduled to commence; and three, there were lingering legal questions about whether cyberattacks are considered "hostilities" subject to Congressional oversight within the War Powers Act. I guarantee these questions will soon be answered one way or another. And this will undoubtedly impact the evolution of global information networks.
All three of these issues intersect in myriad ways. The economics of digital entertainment is related to open networks vs. walled gardens, and also bumps up against data privacy/security on both the consumer and corporate end of the spectrum. Participatory democracy depends on open tech platforms and access to robust data pipelines and mobile spectrum. Overly-broad IP enforcement has the potential to limit exactly that openness while sending the signal to other nations that censorship is OK. Digital networks can also be exploited by despots (and even less-nefarious governments) to monitor the speech and movement of a populace. And around and around we go.
Taken together, as they are destined to be, these three issues represent the last tech-policy debate. How we respond will shape human interaction for decades, if not centuries to come.


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A Cosmic Joke isn't as boring as you'd expect a Salim Nourallah-produced Chris Holt record to be.
Faint praise, sure. But it says a lot about the two Dallas music-scene lifers.
For all their accolades—Holt's as a multi-year Dallas Observer Music Award winner for his guitar and keyboard prowess and general musicianship, and Nourallah's as a DOMA-winning producer—both tend toward slick, conservative and almost-too-professional play and recordings.
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As expected, this disc contains a few forgettable, intricately finger-picked, rhyming-dictionary-assisted folk compositions, surprising only in how unrelenting the self-pitying tone is. Yet a few songs actually manage to evoke an emotional response, such as "Always In Awe," an ode to Holt's late Sorta bandmate, Carter Albrecht. Holt's hushed vocals and a gentle, melancholy melody say as much or more about the wearisome grieving of a friend and role model than the sweetly simple, and sometimes clumsy words do. But the mood turns bitter with the next track, "Aim High," a spewing of accusations clearly aimed at the neighbor whose fearful trigger finger ended Albrecht's life: "Where's your remorse for what you've done?" Holt snarls in the chorus. That ugliness is almost redeemed by the string-accented "Say Goodbye," which is minimal, unadorned and raw, just like the rest of the album's better tracks.

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- Degree holder and qualified accountant/qualified financial analyst with minimum 5 years' relevant working experience
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If your buddy is the new recruit of that swanky MNC, where the dress code is all about the Ps – polish, posh, power – then a little bling on those starched cuffs would be necessary. A sleek leather cufflink box is your way of showing support. And who says that cufflinks are only for the boys? A girl sporting a pair is one who knows her game. And she can also store her ear-studs.
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Coins, paperclips, pins, popped buttons, mints, lost and found, delicious secrets – everyone has that one mystical box or jar that holds the key to their soul. It is the magic jar that contains ninety-nine items that you did not throw away because, 'What if I need it?' and that one thing which will unexpectedly save your life on a dreadful day. Desktop, drawer, shelf, cabinet – any place is good enough for the best gift in the world.
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A new recruit is basically a slave. 'Sleep? What sleep? At your age, I used to…..' Yes, o great boss, we get it. We have lost our friend to you. But maybe, they will remember us vaguely during their daily quota of thirty seconds' sit-down time. We have specially selected the pin-tucked cushion to match your glass and chrome décor scheme. In the rare case that our dear friend is allowed to carry their personality to work, we also have a patterned option. A good cushion is like a hug from a pal. We are with you, buddy.
Pintaux Cushion from Sarita Handa: Rs 3300/- Moroccan Cushion from Sarita Handa: Rs 3300/-
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Work of art
A little sculpture sitting pretty on a desk never hurt anyone. It actually goes nicely with the Mac and those box files. Apart from bringing a smile to your friend's face, it can also be used for sticking Post-its. A bird perched on a branch metaphorically represents the future high-flyer that you would like your friend to be. You are also contributing to the aesthetic improvement of a space – a very noble cause.
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Green and bear it
Worried that your newly disciplined pal may blur lines between work and play? Old habits die hard, but you can minimise your bro's tendency to 'fall sick' on Monday mornings with the help of a pretty little planter, complete with a delicate bit of foliage. Not only will it brighten up the cubicle, but it will also stir your buddy's maternal instincts to nurture and nourish. Have you watered Lyla today? First thing in the morning!
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Save the day
Fixed deposits, stocks and bonds will all happen later. For now, rediscover the practical wisdom of the quaint, old-school ways. Be a parent to your pal and encourage them to start a petty cash piggy bank with an achievable goal in mind – like the kayaking trip that you guys have been planning for ages but always run out of dough because of weekends. You know the feeling of finding money in a trouser pocket after a wash. Multiply that a few times. Pure bliss.
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Weight training
Cute, cool, proper, artsy, quirky, cheesy – whatever your friend may be, there is always the perfect paperweight for their workspace. Apart from their obvious function, which is to keep those valuable sheets in place, these little beauties can also be hurled at malicious colleagues, office gossipmongers, tyrant bosses and imbecile interns. But real-time violence is not the way. Imagination is less damaging, more fun.
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Mind games
Help your socially inept friend make some office buddies in their new workspace with the help of some cool playthings. Who can resist a fancy version of a simple game that everyone can play? Train your pal to graciously and good-naturedly lose a few times and then see the difference. A guaranteed ice-breaker in a box. Your friend will be eternally grateful.
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The Henry J. Bruman Summer Chamber Music Festival
The UCLA Center for 17th- & 18th-Century Studies is pleased to announce this summer's Bruman Summer Chamber Music Festival.
Tuesday July 17—iPalpiti Soloists
Thursday July 19—iPalpiti Soloists
Tuesday July 24—Armadillo String Quartet
Thursday July 26—California String Quartet
All concerts will be held at Glorya Kaufman Dance Theater, 200 Glorya Kaufman Hall, UCLA, and will begin at 12:00 p.m. Admission is free, no tickets are required. Seating is limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis."
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BMW revealed today the production version of the ActiveHybrid 5 a.k.a. the hybrid version of 5-Series Sedan. As expected, the vehicle is based on the 535i, which means that it is powered by a 3.0-litre petrol engine delivering 225 kW/306 hp and peak torque of 400 Newton metres (295 lb-ft).
The synchronous electric motor of the BMW ActiveHybrid 5 is integrated into the housing of the eight-speed automatic gearbox, saving space. According to Bmw, this electric motor delivers 40 kW/55 hp and makes 210 Newton metres (155 lb-ft) of torque available from rest.
This means that the system delivers a combined output of 250 kW/340 hp and it is able to accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h (62 mph) in 5.9 seconds. Regarding the fuel consumption, the Bmw ActiveHybrid 5 has an average fuel consumption of 6.4-7.0 litres per 100 kilometres (44 – 40 mpg imp) and has CO2 emissions of just 149 – 163 grams per kilometer.
As expected the car's lithium-ion high-performance battery is charged every time the vehicle is braking or when it's coasting. Just like the other vehicles, the electric motor helps the car when it accelerates. Added to which, while coasting at speeds of up to 160 km/h (100 mph) in ECO PRO mode, the combustion engine can be switched off and fully decoupled.
The car also has a standard hybrid start-stop function while the power electronics are linked up with the standard-fitted navigation system Professional. Comparing it with the standard 5-Series, the ActiveHybrid 5 features the "ActiveHybrid 5" lettering on the C-pillars, BMW kidney grille with galvanised slats and exhaust matt chrome tailpipes set the exterior apart from the other models in the range.
As an option, it can be fitted with 18-inch Streamline light-alloy wheels. Regarding the interior colours, upholstery and interior trim elements the customers can choose all the goodies seen on the standard 5-Series Sedan.
The BMW ActiveHybrid 5 has advanced power electronics that takes performance to a whole new level. On top of regulating the internal combustion engine's operation as well as the electric motor to respond to any driving situation, the electronics also makes way for forward-thinking and proactive analysis of the driving conditions to help make the car more energy efficient.
This is done by integrating the electronics with the Professional navigation system that comes standard in all ActiveHybrid 5 units. Having such a setup allows the electronics to access the data coming from the navigation system, giving it an early warning for changes in external conditions or driver inputs.
Upon analyzing the navigation data, the car can be alerted in advance so that all powertrain elements and the electronics can be regulated properly and allow it to use the least amount of energy possible.
Factors that may change the operating strategy of the powertrain include speed limits and the topography of the road. For instance, if the system detects that the vehicle is going downhill, the ActiveHybrid 5 can turn all of the battery's electrical system to give supplementary power because the battery will then be recharged when the vehicle goes downhill, without spending fuel.
When the car is on a longer downhill section, the electric motor's generator will kick in to help recharge the battery without wasting fuel and losing speed. This helps ensure that the battery is fully charged as much as possible when you are near your destination, giving a longer driving range on the last part of your driving.
You can check the different displays in the instrument cluster and the control display to monitor the operating status of various powertrain components. You have the energy recuperation and the energy flow display; you can also see how much boost is provided by the electric motor when the car is accelerating.
In some models, you have the iDrive operating system to help you keep track of various information such as the charge of the battery and the power sharing between the electric motor and the internal combustion engine. There is also a log detailing fuel consumption for the past 15 minutes, as well as the level of driving power from the electric motor.


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Brownies are still king… but
Zuppa Dorata (Golden Soup)
Zuppa Dorata (Golden Soup)
By: Emily Richards (@ERiscooking)
This soup gets its golden colour from the saffron threads, which are used throughout Italy to provide a slight lemony flavour and gorgeous orange hue.
1 tsp (5 mL) saffron threads
1 tbsp (15 mL) butter
4 oz (125 g) angel hair pasta
2 eggs
1/2 cup (125 mL) whipping cream
2 tbsp (25 mL) chopped fresh Italian parsley
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In saucepan bring vegetable stock and saffron threads to boil.
Reduce heat to simmer and add butter. Stir until melted.
Meanwhile, break pasta into about 1-inch (5 cm) pieces and add to stock.
Cook, stirring occasionally for about 5 minutes or until pasta is al dente.
In small bowl, whisk together eggs, cream and parsley.
Gently pour mixture into stock, stirring constantly and cook for about 4 minutes or until set and thickened.
Tip: Have some freshly grated Parmesan to sprinkle over top before serving.
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At first, Los Alamos Public Schools gave the Pajarito Environmental Education Center a one-year lease, but the time was extended to three years in which the activities of PEEC exploded. Attendance to PEEC programs grew, the amount of activities escalated and finances rose.
Through a slideshow and speeches, members of the school board learned just how much PEEC has achieved in three years during the regular meeting Tuesday.
Board president Chick Keller reported PEEC has an 11-member board and two part time staff members, Diane Noveroske and Branden Willman-Kozimor.
There are also long-term and short-term volunteers who have contributed 6,370 volunteer hours through September 2008.
The programs that PEEC offers are for students enrolled in preschool through high school.
One of these participating students, Tristan Goodwin, a seventh-grader at Los Alamos Middle School, told board members about his experiences in PEEC.
"PEEC is involved in many activities that educate young people like me about the environment and what lives in it," he said. "I'm involved in many programs in PEEC but I've got three favorites. The first two are the Nature Odyssey and LEAP programs. In these classes, you go to places like the Valle Caldera, Bandelier and the Española Wildlife Center.
"There, you learn about cultures, animals, plants, the environment, mapping and many other things. I'm excited because my sister, Alana, can attend Nature Odyssey this summer. My experiences with PEEC let me meet international students and have also shaped me as a person."
As further proof of the work and accomplishments at the center, zucchini bread, made from the zucchinis grown in PEEC garden that young people tend, was passed around during the meeting.
Keller said, "We are delighted with the community response and what we have been able to do."
The hope is the school board will give PEEC the opportunity to continue its work in the community for another five years. The request will be made to the board in March.
Board member Alison Beckman praised PEEC. "I think it's awesome," she said. "You guys have done a really great job and it really has exploded."
In an unrelated matter, the search for a new superintendent continues to progress. June Gladeny, purchasing manager and head of the superintendent search request for proposals, reported so far six responses to the request for proposals have been made.
Additionally, the evaluation committee is working on its evaluations, which are due today.
The next step, she said, will be to compile the evaluation results.
What Gladeny needs from the school board was what direction they would like to go with interviewing candidates for the job.
The board scheduled a meeting to be held at noon Friday to discuss the issue.
In another report, Superintendent Mary McLeod spoke about the campaign to raise support for the 20-year facility plan.
She explained she is delegating several tasks to people such as advertising at the Reel Deal Theater, creating brochures and writing letters to the editor in the Los Alamos Monitor.
Additionally, 10 brochure displays are being produced and will be located at several of the schools and three will be placed at locations throughout the community such as the library, senior center and post office.
Other suggestions included the Los Alamos Medical Center and doctor's offices.
To further educate people about the bond to fund building improvement projects in the school, McLeod said brochures will be included in utilities bills mailed in December.
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I want to express my greatest appreciation to all the staff who helped and supported me through a difficult labour to help bring my most precious daughter into the world. The work of all the support staff, nurses and doctors is not recognised enough, receiving nothing but a 5* service from the NHS. The home from home environment of the new birthing centre was an experience I'll never forget, supporting my partner with advice every step of the way through a 3 day emotional journey. Their life changing work will never be forgotten
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"Don't fall asleep...You may never wake up!" 22 March 1992 Horror 70 mins
In the forest, she is grabbed by two large hands. Expecting the hands to be Jack's, she is surprised to meet Eugene (John Gallhager), a large, oafish hunter. After the enraged Alison explains her situation with Jack to him, Eugene vows to help her "take care" of him. Eugene has reasons of his own for disliking Jack - being a hunter. Jack has always tried to keep him off the property which Eugene's family has hunted on for generations.
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By her own admission, Gena Slaughter still has much to learn about being a judge, but we think she has the temperament and commitment to improve. She deserves re-election to the 191st Civil District Court bench.
Elected in 2006, Slaughter, 38, has made steady progress in improving higher-than-average backlog and case disposition problems from her first two years on the bench. A recent Dallas Bar poll gave the SMU Law School graduate strong marks for judicial temperament but also delivered critical grades for knowledge of the law, preparedness for trial and timeliness of ruling and opinions. Slaughter agrees that she could do a better job of issuing timely rulings and opinions but disputes the other criticisms.
While bright and perceptive, Republican challenger Matthew Rinaldi, 35, didn't make a compelling case for replacing a young judge making progress on the learning curve with another young, relatively inexperienced lawyer. With some additional experience, the Boston University Law School graduate might make a good candidate for recommendation in the future.
In the meantime, Slaughter must continue to show improvement in her case management. Clients and lawyers deserve judges who are prepared and able to render timely decisions. She got off to a slow start but seems headed in the right direction.


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Mark Clayton has played well recently and I expect that to continue
Roy E Williams is a good receiver but because of TOs constant whining for the ball and Wade Phillip's inability to say no he's not gunna get a large amount of looks, plus their playing the best D in the NFL: Pass
Muhsin Muhammed against Tampa is a no go IMO. He hasn't been playing to great and is now going up against a stout D.: Pass
Kevin Curtis' injury turned him into a less targeted offense in Philly, but they play the Giants and will need points
Mark Bradley has resurrected his career in Kansas City and has been playing well despite having no catches last week, although Champ is back the Chiefs are gunna have to throw the rock to stay in it with Cutler. I witnessed that first hand against the Jets sunday.
So 3 of your best receivers are underperforming, or not getting opportunities, and are all playing three great defenses in TB, Pitt, and Tenn.
I'd go with Clayton and Curtis probably, but Bradley could be a good start considering the opponent.


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I'm a Senior Developer working for Siftware; they're based out of Shrewsbury, but I get away with only going to the office one day a week. Remote work is absolutely awesome.
My day job is PHP, and that's been the case since 2006. I've worked with most of the major frameworks - Zend Framework, Symfony, CakePHP - although I'm really not interested in Laravel, despite its popularity.
Around the same time as I started working with PHP commercially, I came across Ruby (take into account that this was back in 2006, right when Rails was at the top of its hype cycle). I've been dabbling with it ever since, and I've tried to convince every employer I've ever had to at least consider it. Usually the problem has been "oh, none of our other developers know Ruby, and we don't want to cross-train them". That's a valid concern, of course, but I've found that through applying techniques I've learned in the Ruby world, my PHP code has become significantly better (for example: test-driven development is something many PHP devs ignore, but it's a key factor for many Ruby devs - primarily because their tools make it easy).
A couple of years ago I signed up to be a Technical Reviewer for the Pragmatic Bookshelf. As a result, I've been exposed to a lot of great books and I've gotten my name in print a few times - check the acknowledgements of some of their recent titles Most recently I reviewed the upcoming Rails 5 edition of Agile Web Development with Rails, but I did the Rails 4 edition too.
I've dabbled with JavaScript, but so far I haven't seen any particular advantages to using Node on the server side. Maybe I'm missing something, but I prefer to avoid callback hell Likewise, on the front-end I'm ignoring the hip new technologies like Angular and React. I'll use them when I find that I can't do what I need to any other way.
I've recently been playing with Elixir, Rust and Go - but I don't really have a specific reason yet to explore them on a real project...
Welcome @stephenorr, good to have you onboard.
You was you at WMRUG on Wednesday, right? I hope my Pi talk didn't bore you.
This is exactly my current set-up, one day a week in Tamworth, every other day I'm working from home in central Birmingham.
Being an ex-PHP dev, I've left the language far behind me, so this is surprising to me, as if there was something which would claw me back, it's Laravel.
That sounds interesting - would I be correct in thinking that your job is to follow the instructions in the book, to make sure they do what they're meant to? I've read far too many books by a certain publisher (who I won't name, to protect to guilty) that has been of such poor quality that it's obvious that no one even read them, let alone check their code actually works.
I was at WMRUG on Wednesday, yes And no, your talk didn't bore me. I've been meaning to do more with my Pi(s) for a while, you gave me some ideas.
The main reason I don't like Laravel is the overuse of static methods. They're a pain in the backside to test, because you can't mock them out with PHPUnit, which means you're calling the real methods far too much and possibly introducing side effects.
As for being a Technical Reviewer - yes, part of the job is following the instructions in the book, making sure they're accurate, correct and that the chapters flow together well, building on each other. Generally you have to run the code samples as well, if there are any.
Would the certain publisher's name being with P and be exactly 5 letters in length?
Good stuff.. I'm full of ideas, what I'm lacking is the time and money to do all that I want to do.
From what I understand, this is a bit of a misconception - they look like static methods, but are in fact what they call a facade. Take a look at http://usman.it/laravel-4-uses-static-not-true/
Indeed @LimeBlast - you're right in saying that they use Façades.
You should have a look at the testing abilities of Laravel @stephenorr - there are several Laracasts on the subject:https://laracasts.com/index/testing
More recent versions (5.1 onwards) have introduced handy methods to improve the testing experience.https://laravel.com/docs/5.2/testing
I'm biased, but from what I have seen of the different frameworks Laravel is ahead and thanks to Laracasts' excellent tutorials they have made Laravel users some of the most unit testing aware developers around
I would like to try Ruby/Rails some day. I have a huge amount of respect for DHH and his pragmatic approach to the language and his articles always inspire me. https://medium.com/@dhh
JavaScript is something I need to get my head around properly. Approaching async development when you mostly use PHP does cause some head scratching!!
Thanks both. Useful to know that maybe Laravel isn't as awful as I thought.
@GregRobson: There's no time like the present. Getting set up with Ruby and Rails these days is easy (as long as you're not trying to do it on Windows, and even then it's not as hard as it used to be). You could do worse than read Michael Hartl's Rails Tutorial book (freely available online, but not yet updated for Rails 5), or pick up a copy of Agile Web Development with Rails (in beta for Rails 5).
I'd imagine many of the concepts that Rails is now introducing will be appearing in PHP frameworks soon, but Ruby allows rather more flexibility with syntax than PHP does, often making for a friendlier developer experience. That's certainly what attracted me to Ruby initially.
Ha, awesome
Ruby and PHP? I don't suppose I could tempt either of you with a paid job at a startup in Central Birmingham?
Sorry, I just find it funny that you even need to specify that it's paid - that should go without saying, but alas doesn't tend to be.
True. In the circles I move in I meet lots of people with ideas looking for software developers who will work for sweat equity only - I get approached a few times every week with such offers. I wanted to distinguish this job in being that it is at a startup, but attracts a market rate salary.


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I am parsing a documnet and i am grabbing that document into a variable of datatype varchar. The document contains more than 8k(upto 30k characters) characters. So how can I handle this situation.How can I get that document into my local varchar variable.
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BRITISH banker Rurik Jutting has been found guilty of the Hong Kong murder of two Indonesian prostitutes after a trial.
The depraved killer will now serve a mandatory life sentence after being found guilty of the murder at his luxury flat in Hong Kong.
A jury at Hong Kong's High Court previously heard how Jutting, 31, downed a dangerous mixture of alcohol and cocaine before the sadistic killings.
The privately-educated banker bragged that he had snorted up to 60 grams of cocaine in the three days he tortured Sumarti Ningsih, 23, before killing her in his upscale Hong Kong apartment.
British banker Rurik Jutting has been found guilty of the Hong Kong murder
Rurik Jutting showed no emotion when he was found guilty of the Hong Kong murder
Jutting showed no emotion when the verdict was read out, sitting silently in the dock at the back of the High Court room during a trial which lasted two weeks.
In a written statement read out to the court by his lawyer, he said: My actions were horrific even by the standards of homicide trials.
"The jury has delivered a verdict that I cannot and do not have any objection to.
"I remain haunted daily by my actions. The evil i have inflicted can never be remedied by me, neither words nor actions."
Speaking directly to the victim's family, he said: "I am sorry, I am beyond sorry."
The killer had pleaded not guilty to murdering Sumarti Ningsih and Seneng Mujiasih, 26, in 2014 on grounds of "diminished responsibility" due to alcohol and drug abuse and sexual disorders.
Sumarti Ningsih, 23, and Seneng Mujiasih, 26 were found dead in Rurik Jutting's Hong Kong flat
He pleaded guilty to manslaughter.
During the trial, the jury has viewed video taken by Jutting on his iPhone of him torturing Ningsih before he cut her throat.
Her mutilated body was found in a suitcase on the balcony and Mujiasih's was found inside the apartment with wounds to her neck and buttocks.
The court has been shown a series of 42 sickening self-filmed iPhone videos, in which Jutting makes a chilling 'confession' about their deaths.
In separate video clips, a naked Jutting talked about the murders and his fantasies.
Rurik Jutting had pleaded not guilty to the double murder in Hong Kong
Speaking in one video filmed just hours after the killing, he said: "My name is Rurik Jutting. About five minutes ago I just killed, murdered, this woman here."
"It's Monday night. I've held her captive since early Saturday. I've raped her repeatedly. I tortured her, tortured her badly."
The harrowing footage briefly panned to a female body - believed to be Miss Ningsih - lying face down, dressed only in underwear.
But despite the serious nature of his so-called 'confession', the killer failed to show any remorse for his actions.
Migrant workers group protest against British banker Rurik Jutting outside the High Court
He later wrapped the body in plastic bags and stuffed it in a suitcase, before calling police on the morning of November 1 after the second killing.
His defence has argued that Jutting suffered from cocaine and alcohol abuse and personality disorders of sexual sadism and narcissism which impaired his ability to control his behaviour.
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The bodies were found in Jutting's Hong Kong flat in 2014
Deputy High Court Judge Michael Stuart-Moore directed the jury to approach the verdict "intellectually" rather than be "coloured by passion or disgust".
With the defence and prosecution agreeing on the physical evidence, the jury were told to decide the case on psychiatric and psychological evidence to determine whether the killings were intentional murder or manslaughter.
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Riven is a champion that I think to be awesome as a tanky dps. She has a great early game with decent harass from her skills and a decently strong shield, a pretty good mid game with her excellent team play capabilities, and late game functionality as a survivable damage dealer or initiator.
This Riven build requires you to be fairly aggressive. However, "aggressive" does not mean "stupidly charge opponent". It means making fights happen. Smart, calculated fights. Under this playstyle, you have a decent chance of dying under focus fire, but if you are smart about it, your one death will mean four of theirs.
Greater Mark of Strength - These will give you a good early game boost, and with the ArPen masteries and strong scaling on Riven's skills, these are the strongest choice.
Greater Glyph of Shielding - Scaling MR. Equal benefit at around level 6, I believe. These make an excellent substitute for your CDR glyphs. These are generally better than flat MR, unless you are laning against a magic dealer top. Even then, these are probably still better than flat. Your call.
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Nalle Hukataival has continued his tear by putting up one of the best problems in Colorado, Sunseeker 8B. While many people have spent time developing Area B over the last few years, this project went strangely neglected. I have been very busy lately but was hoping if I posted pictures someone would head up there […]
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Here is one of the projects I am psyched on. Ty Landman has referred to this as the "Dreamtime Project" and while that may be a little much, it's very good. The sit start seems very hard, maybe V15 or V16, but the stand start is perhaps V12 or V13.
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I had a great session at Mt. Evans on Saturday. A huge crew was there and the conditions were good. A group of Southerners including Jon Glassberg, Jimmy Webb, Nate Draughn and Brion Voges climbed several classics, but local boy Paul Robinson earned the employee of the day with his send of The Big Worm […]


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I first encountered my shadow late at night. It was shortly after my separation when I was at my most vulnerable, the best time for sinister shadows to slither out from their shady corners. It attached itself to me and from then on, followed me everywhere. It tried to drag me back down into the darkness by creating fear. The fear that I am not enough. That I am not lovable. That I am 40 and alone.
My shadow played an endless loop of negative, self-defeating and sometimes self-destructive thoughts in my head. It became a dangerously addictive soundtrack and that fear only perpetuated my anger. Sure, resentment and blame made me feel better, at least temporarily, as I rehashed my sob story ("I don't deserve this. This is so unfair."). But playing the victim and dredging up the misery of past events only fed into the fear; and my shadow loved every minute of it.
My shadow's name? Ego.
"When you recognize that negative voice in your head as the ego, you also become aware that you are not that voice," explains Mary Holloway, a speaker, writer and resilience coach. "You become aware that you have a higher self; and the higher self and the ego (lower self) cannot co-exist."
Holloway says if the ego is the shadow, think of the higher self as the light switch. It comes from a place of love. Flick on the light and the shadow disappears.
"This awareness makes you realize that you no longer have to react to the fear because your thoughts are not you, they are from your ego," she says. "When you come into awareness, you can move above these thoughts and shift your perspective from negative, fear-based thoughts to ones that serve you positively."
Once I called out my ego, I took back my power by replacing the negativity with self-assured talk from my higher self. I even created my own mantra to drown out destructive thoughts that I am not worthy:
I want what I deserve, and I deserve what I want.
I want what I deserve, and I deserve what I want.
It wasn't instant nor as simple as deciding to turn my ego off, but getting to a place of awareness allowed me to see the shadow for what it was. It wasn't reality and I didn't have to react to it. Even when my shadow tries to play that loop of lies (and it still does) I just record a better track over it. I know that I am lovable. I know that I am surrounded by people who love me. I know that I am enough.
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Having already dominated the sport for years, Jones made up his mind in 1930 to do what no other person had ever done … or has done since: Win all four major tournaments—the British Amateur, the British Open, the U.S. Open and the U.S. Amateur—in the same year.
Then, he figured, he'd quit, set up for life.
Throughout the 1930 season, Jones played almost flawless golf. By June, except for one slip of the grip in Savannah, he'd won every tournament he played that year. By season's end, he'd won his Grand Slam.
Jones retired from golf at the top of his game and signed a deal with Warner Brothers to make golf instruction films at a starter price of about $18 million in today's dollars.
Yet, for all that, Jones suffered through that year under the pressure of expectations—his fans' and his own—plus alcohol, insomnia and two packs of cigarettes a day.
Even sadder, Jones said more than once that he regretted being famous merely for his proficiency in a sport, instead of some great achievement in a more "thoughtful" line of work.
Lesson: If you've worked hard and become a leader in any worthy profession, give yourself some credit. The world needs its Bobby Joneses— and leaders in every walk of life—just as much as it needs healers and spiritual leaders.
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Ever since Kitty Quinn-Belle's debut here in CMV she has botched her way up the rankings, Even embracing that she botches and goes by the moniker that is... Queen of Botchville. She has some huge wins against former Vixens champions Cassie Maverick and Amber Briggs. She earned her 1st 1 on 1 Vixens championship against Fury at Absolution, unfortunately she was pinned by Fury... But only time will tell if she will challenge for the Vixens title again.
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CMV Fusion/Genesis #19 and Kitty Quinn-Belle would make her on screen debut against Jade Divine, Quinn threw out the script in this one and it would take 2 Divine Arrows to put Quinn down.
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Absolution Kitty Quinn-Belle went 1 on 1 with the Vixens champion but dreams were slayed as Fury got the 1..2..3.... However the next night, Quinn-Belle wanted 1 more chance at The Vixens Champion at Purgatory..... Fury denied her request, but the anonymous GM made it very clear neither one of these Vixens dictates title matches, therefor making a match where Fury would choose somebody to face Quinn and if Quinn wins she would face Fury for the title in Hell in a Cell, if she lost it would be the same match at Purgatory but NOT for the title..... The Urban Warrior chose the Unstoppable Jade Devine, who only a week prior Quinn and Jade teamed up to defeat Aura and Cassie Maverick. Also when Quinn first debuted it was Jade who would pin Kitty not once but twice in back to back to wins, Will it be 3 times times or would Quinn finally pin Jade Divine..
Quinn-Belle faced Jade Divine in a must win match if she wanted a title match at Purgatory, With Ziegler in her corner and Sushi-X in Divine's corner, it was 1 hell of a match.... With lots of distractions from the guys, Sushi-X pulling ref out.... then Ziegler pulling ref out, only for ref to eject Ziegler from ringside.... But none of this phased the Queen of Botchville as she would earn her right to face Fury at Purgatory for the title by defeating Jade.
Purgatory.... Kitty Quinn-Belle finally defeated Fury for the Vixens championship in an impressive showing by the Queen of Botchville.
Ascendance.... The grandest stage of them all will feature Quinn-belle defending her crown jewel against Jade Divine in the co-main event.
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Fusion 21 - Quinn Vs Danielle Ward
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Genesis 30 - Quinn Vs Jade Divine Vs Emma Washington Vs Aura
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CAUSE & EFFECT - Quinn/Jade Divine/Cassie Maverick Vs Fury/Aura/Emma Washington
Genesis 33 - Quinn Vs Aura
Fusion 34 - Quinn/Cassie Vs Aura/Mariah
Genesis 35 - Quinn Vs Cassie Maverick
Genesis 36 - Quinn Vs Debra Cox Vs Aura Vs Alexia Stroud
HOME COMING - Quinn Vs Aura
Genesis 37 - Quinn Vs Amber Briggs
Fusion 38 - Quinn w/Ziegler Vs Mariah w/Parker
Fusion 39 - Ziegler w/Quinn Vs Tim LaFave w/Lee
Fusion 39 - Quinn/Mariah/Amber Briggs Vs Fury
Genesis 39 - Ziegler/Jimmaurie w/Quinn Vs Parker/Morgan w/Mariah
Fusion 40 - Quinn Vs Cassie Maverick
ABSOLUTION - Quinn Vs Fury
Fusion 41 - Quinn/Jade Divine Vs Aura/Cassie Maverick
Fusion 42 - Quinn w/Ziegler Vs Jade Divine w/Sushi
Fusion 42 - Ziegler w/Quinn Vs Novak w/Sane
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Genesis 43 - Quinn Vs Morgan Black
Fusion 45 - Quinn/Jade Divine Vs Morgan Black/Danielle Ward
Fusion 45 - Ziegler w/Quinn Vs Ryan Kent w/Conor McGregor
Genesis 46 - Quinn vs Cass LaFave w/Jade Divine
Fusion 48 - Quinn/Jade Divine Vs Cassie Maverick/Casey Wilson
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Fusion 52 - Quinn/Jade Divine/Cass LaFave Vs Fury/Amber Briggs/Casey Wilson
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Fusion 55 - Quinn/Fury Vs Angelica Jones/Alexia Stroud
ANARCHY RULZ - Quinn Vs Angelica Jones
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