StephenNotSteve
u/StephenNotSteve
I was walking northbound on Reconciliation Bridge today and was randomly assaulted by a guy who looked like he'd already had one beatdown today.
If anyone has dash cam footage, I would appreciate a copy for the police. The assault happened on the sidewalk on the west side of the bridge, close to the Memorial Drive end. Two people were involved: one perp, one victim.
The perp headed downtown and boarded the train, so I'm hoping good ID footage can be pulled from Calgary Transit's system.
Thanks. Stay safe.
This is my first time using the Jelastic platform and come to think of it, my first time deploying a SK build. I have mostly deploy Vue.js apps in the past, usually on Netlify. I am wondering who might have some experience with this kind of deployment. The deployment (to the Jelastic Node.js server) seems very convoluted and I'm struggling to get my app on its feet.
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I'm using sveltejs/adapter-node
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Locally, I run `npm run build`
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I bundle up the build directory, package.json and package-lock.json copies into an independent directory
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I run `npm ci --omit dev`
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I zip all of this up and upload it to the Jelastic server.
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On the server, I run `node build` and see a succ
I have deleted and rebuilt the measure, checked the measure properties, copied/pasted another measure over it, etc. I cannot figure out why my first measure plays at 2x tempo. You see the play head zip along, then follow its defined tempo once it hits the second measure.
Has anyone else encountered this? Does anyone have a solution?
Background
Tori run in my family. My father had surgery on his, many years ago. He said his have since grown back (over several decades). My sister has tori; her interior ones are larger than mine were. She says that hers rarely cause her problems.
Mine have been a problem for years:
- Dental x-rays have been very painful, due to the plastic bites not being designed to accommodate the extra bone growth. I've always ended up with tears streaming down my cheeks, as I've tried to just bear down and endure the pain.
- Eating certain foods has typically given me a lot of trauma to the gum tissues. A toasted baguette, or a Vietnamese sub were out of the question, as I would end up bleeding
An odd and awkward moment this weekend.
We wrapped our show, it went well. We went out to celebrate, and the director was thanking us cast members (a little four-hander) for our work. It was happy, proud, typical closing-night stuff. We, the cast, thanked the director and presented her with a gift. I put my arms around my cast mates and said, "This is just a little cast gift to say 'thanks'." She was touched and appreciative. Then, in swoops the costume designer (who had never even seen the gift until this moment) and makes a comment about hoping the director enjoys the gift, with a big smile on her face. Now the director thinks the gift is from the entire cast and crew. Everyone has gathe




