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Doctoral Program for Math Educators Now at UH Sugar Land
Educators in Houston and the Fort Bend County region can advance their expertise and careers in math education through a new doctoral program at the University of Houston. The College of Education now offers an Executive Ed.D in professional leadership – mathematics education at the Sugar Land location.
"The goal is for students to be leaders in mathematics education in the Houston area," said Justin Burris, clinical assistant professor of math education at the College.
The 51-hour program is accelerated, allowing students to graduate in two and a half years while working full time. Classes are a mix of in person and online.
The first cohort of students in the math concentration started in fall 2018. The group, expected to graduate in summer 2020, includes educators from the Fort Bend, Katy and Houston school districts and others working with teachers and aspiring teachers in a university setting.
"The program is designed for practitioners of mathematics education, so a hybrid program allows the doctoral students to continue to make a difference in their schools," Burris said.
Graduates can go on to serve as instructional leaders, curriculum coordinators, consultants, curriculum writers and more – helping to improve math education in the region.
The College of Education also offers an Ed.D. in professional leadership with concentrations in health science, K-12, literacy, social studies, special populations and health science.
For more information on the UH College of Education's Ed.D in professional leadership – mathematics education, contact Justin Burris or visit Graduate Admissions to apply now.


This boy is my joy. He is sweetness in little boy form. I must kiss his face a thousand times per day.
Sometimes my arms ache to hold him in the morning. When I pick him up and he smiles at me, I can feel his love. He's only been here six months but I can't remember life without him.


As a parent living in France with one or more children you may have access to many, many different kinds of family benefits out there. Here's our guide to them.
Any foreign person legally living in France with one or more dependent children is entitled to family benefits just as a French family is.
But many who move to France miss out on the financial help they are entitled to because either they just didn't know about it or perhaps they didn't know how to claim it or speak the language well enough to do it.
"Foreigners often don't realise they have access to family benefits and it's probably the area of benefits most relevant to foreigners moving to France because they are often relocating their whole family," Tracy Leonetti, a relocation and paperwork expert in France told The Local.
As with other types of benefits in France, for non-Europeans access to them depends on your legal status but anyone with working and residency permits (Carte de sejour) can access benefits in the same way as French residents.
Here's our guide to help you understand the family benefits you might be entitled to in France.
The CAF stands for 'Caisse des Allocations Familiales' and it's essential to know this name because it's the government body that helps families by offering different services and benefits which start from early childhood, including crèche, childcare centres, education, holidays, family allowances, pregnancy benefits and housing benefits.
So even if you have a (very understandable) aversion to getting involved with yet more paperwork in France, it's definitely worth the hassle.
The amount they are worth usually changes on April 1st and you can see an overview of the 2017-2018 amounts HERE.
Many of these, though not all, are means-tested.
It's also worth noting that pregnant women should inform the CAF of their pregnancy in the first 14 weeks to ensure they benefit from the financial help available. Their doctor should complete the necessary documents for this. The sooner, the better, Leonetti said.
"Child benefits" or "family benefits" start right from birth.
Some types of family benefits can continue right up until your offspring is 20 although only if the parents' earnings do not exceed 55 percent of the minimum monthly wage known as the SMIC in France, which is currently €1,480.27.
"It doesn't matter if you've only just arrived in France," said relocation expert Tracy Leonetti. "But make sure you have your documents."
With that in mind, here's a basic list of what you'll need to apply for your family benefits: Passport or Carte de séjour, recent proof of address (EDF), birth certificates with affiliation for every member of the family, social security attestation, tax documents, appropriate CERFA document and your bank RIB.
And finally, remember to be patient. You need to already have a French social security number and once you've applied, it can take three months to a year to start getting the payments (and even longer if the forms aren't filled out properly).
But it's worth hanging in there because under certain conditions it's possible to have benefits back paid for two years.
For more information on family benefits you can go to the CAF government website where you can also do an online simulation to see how much you might be entitled to.
There are many, many different kinds of benefits for families in France and they can be divided up into three categories: basic allowances, birth and early childcare allowances and special allowances.
Child benefits or family benefits (allocations familiales in French) is means-tested and can be applied for once you have two children in France.
"The French love families with children which shows in the way the benefits work," said relocation expert Tracy Leonetti.
Another kind of benefit called the flat-rate allowance goes to families with at least three children whose benefits will go down when one of their children turns 20 (the age limit for child benefit) and is not earning more than the monthly minimum wage.
To qualify for it, the family must be entitled to child benefit for at least three children, including the child who has reached their 20th birthday.
This one is means-tested benefit which goes to families with at least three children aged three to 21.
In 2017, this came to either €169.87 or €237.89 per month, depending on income.
In 2004 the French government came up with the PAJE (Prestations d'accueil de jeune enfant) which is essentially a set of benefit that simplifies the lives of new parents in France by helping with the cost of a new child in the family.
This means-tested allowance is paid at birth or when a child under 20 is adopted.
In 2017, the grant amounted to €927.71 for a birth and €1,855.42 for an adoption which is meant to cover the expenses related to the birth or adoption of a child.
Don't forget that if you have a mutuelle (health insurance) it often pays out a lump sum when your child is born. You'll need to contact them.
The basic allowance helps with the child's maintenance and education expenses and is paid after the birth or adoption grant.
It is a means-tested benefit with payments starting from the date of the birth right up until the last day of the month before their third birthday.
In the case of adoption, the basic allowance is paid during the three years following the child's arrival, provided that they are under 20.
For any children born after the end of December 2014, the PreParE (Prestation partagée d'education de l'enfant) and there are conditions for attribution of this (ie certain social contributions).
The shared child-rearing benefit allows one or both parents to reduce their working hours or stop working altogether to care for any children under three.
Called the Complément de libre choix du mode de garde or CMG in French, this supplement is paid to a couple or parent using the services of a registered childminder to help take care for a child younger than six.
And also remember to declare in your annual tax declaration what you have spent on childcare costs as it will men a reduction in your tax bill.
The French government also provides several benefits which are designed to be used for special purposes.
This is called the Allocation d'éducation de l'enfant handicapé (AEEH) in French.
It's a non-means tested allowance paid to parents of a severely disabled child under 20.
In order to access it, your child needs to have a permanent disability rating of at least 80 percent if they live at home and between 50 percent and 80 percent if they have institutional care or care at home.
The amount of the allowance is currently €130.51 per month.
On top of that, children with a disability rating of at least 80 percent are eligible for an extra allowance, with the amount varying according to their needs or degree of disability. Payments range from around €97.88 to €1,107.49.
READ MORE about the disability compensation benefit (PCH).
Anyone with a child aged between six and 18 could be eligible for this one, with the allowance going to families whose income is below a certain level.
It's paid as a lump sum in August just in time for the new school year and ranges from €365.91 to €399.48.
The Back to School allowance is paid out in August automatically if you are already receiving CAF benefits and are eligible.
Called the Allocation journalière de présence parentale (AJPP) in French, this daily parental attendance allowance is there for anybody looking after a child under 20 and suffering from a disease or severe handicap that needs constant assistance.
You need to have to take time off work and be granted parent's attendance leave, with the amount currently set at €43.35 if the person receiving it is part of a couple and €51.51 for a single parent.
If you need help covering your housing costs, this is the benefit you'll be after.
Payment of the allowance is based on the characteristics of the property where the family lives, with the size and condition of the home taken into account, as well as the rent paid and your income.
The moving allowance is a means-tested benefit given to families with at least three children who are entitled to housing benefits for their new home.
And it's well worth having, with the maximum amount of the allowance €978.82 for families with 3 children, plus €81.57 for each additional child.
So that's how most of the "Breeders" can afford to live here.


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Q: why threading not working? here is my code:
using System;

using System.Collections;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Collections.Concurrent;
using System.Linq;

using System.Threading;
using System.Threading.Tasks;

using System.IO;
using System.IO.MemoryMappedFiles;

namespace CopyFile
{
class Program
{
    static void Main()
    {
        long length = 0;
        byte[] buffer;
        string source_path, dest_path;
        source_path = Console.ReadLine();
        dest_path = Console.ReadLine();
        FileInfo fi = new FileInfo(source_path);
        length = (int)fi.Length;
        // Create disk file
        using (FileStream fs = File.Create(dest_path))
        {
            fs.Close();
        }
        // Create unnamed MMF
        var mmf1 = MemoryMappedFile.CreateFromFile(source_path, FileMode.OpenOrCreate, null, length);
        // Create reader to MMF
        var reader = mmf1.CreateViewAccessor(0, length, MemoryMappedFileAccess.Read);
        // Create unnamed MMF
        var mmf2 = MemoryMappedFile.CreateFromFile(dest_path, FileMode.Create, null, length);
        // Create writer to MMF
        var writer = mmf2.CreateViewAccessor(0, length, MemoryMappedFileAccess.Write);

        int read_block = int.Parse(Math.Min(length, 512 * 1024).ToString());//4k
        int end_read_block = int.Parse(length.ToString()) % read_block;

        int[] offset_array = new int[int.Parse((length - read_block).ToString()) / read_block];
        for (int offset = 0,i=0; i < int.Parse((length - read_block).ToString()) / read_block; i++,offset += read_block)
        {
            offset_array[i] = offset;
        }

        /*
        Parallel.ForEach<int>(offset_array, offset =>
        {
            // Read from MMF
            buffer = new byte[read_block];
            reader.ReadArray<byte>(offset, buffer, 0, read_block);
            // Write to MMF
            writer.WriteArray<byte>(offset, buffer, 0, read_block);
        });
         */
        foreach (int offset in offset_array)
        {
            // Read from MMF
            buffer = new byte[read_block];
            reader.ReadArray<byte>(offset, buffer, 0, read_block);
            // Write to MMF
            writer.WriteArray<byte>(offset, buffer, 0, read_block);
        }

        buffer = new byte[end_read_block];
        reader.ReadArray<byte>(length - end_read_block, buffer, 0, end_read_block);
        // Write to MMF
        writer.WriteArray<byte>(length - end_read_block, buffer, 0, end_read_block);

    }
}
}

i try to copy one file and paste it in another location
it is working
but when i try to use Parallel.foreach or Parallel.for when it copy one file
copied file is different with source file
(I commented Parallel.foreach section)
i can't understand why
thanks

A: In your code;
Parallel.ForEach<int>(offset_array, offset =>
{
    // Read from MMF
    buffer = new byte[read_block];
    reader.ReadArray<byte>(offset, buffer, 0, read_block);
    // Write to MMF
    writer.WriteArray<byte>(offset, buffer, 0, read_block);
});

buffer is a shared variable, so all threads will share it. For example, thread 1 will assign buffer, read from the file, thread 2 will reassign buffer and read the file, thread 1 will write the contents of thread 2's buffer.
To make it work better, have buffer be a local variable in the loop, a'la;
Parallel.ForEach<int>(offset_array, offset =>
{
    // Read from MMF
    byte[] buffer = new byte[read_block];
    reader.ReadArray<byte>(offset, buffer, 0, read_block);
    // Write to MMF
    writer.WriteArray<byte>(offset, buffer, 0, read_block);
});

That will allow all threads to have their own, local, buffer.
Looking at the documentation though makes things look bleak, any instance method (ReadArray/WriteArray) are not guaranteed to be thread safe. In other words, even if you fix the buffer problem, there is no guarantee that things will work.

A: Your approach to copying a file is not good. Beside problem which Joachim Isaksson described, problem is that you are accessing file streams from multiple threads at the same time. This means that it could happen that one thread T1 reads data, then scheduler passes control to thread T2 which reads data and then writes it to destination. When control is returned to T1 and it writes read data, you will get a corrupt file.
There is no reason to use concurrency to copy a file as CPU is not bottleneck for this operation. You will not get faster results, you will only waste CPU cycles.

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- [Example Parameters](#example-parameters)
- [Step-by-Step](#step-by-step)
- [Multipath Considerations](#multipath-considerations)

## Example Parameters

```yaml
 fc:
   targetWWNs:
     - '500a0982991b8dc5'
     - '500a0982891b8dc5'
   lun: 2
   fsType: ext4
   readOnly: true
```

[API Reference](https://kubernetes.io/docs/reference/generated/kubernetes-api/v1.18/#fcvolumesource-v1-core)

## Step-by-Step

### Set up a Fibre Channel Target

Using your Fibre Channel SAN Zone manager you must allocate and mask LUNs so that all hosts in the Kubernetes cluster can access them

### Prepare nodes in your Kubernetes cluster

You will need to install and configured a Fibre Channel initiator on the hosts within your Kubernetes cluster.

### Create a Pod using Fibre Channel persistent storage

Create a pod manifest based on  [fc.yaml](fc.yaml). You will need to provide *targetWWNs* (array of Fibre Channel target's World Wide Names), *lun*, and the type of the filesystem that has been created on the LUN if it is not _ext4_

Once you have created a pod manifest you can deploy it by running:

```console
kubectl apply -f ./your_new_pod.yaml
```

You can then confirm that the pod hase been sucessfully deployed by running `kubectl get pod fibre-channel-example-pod -o wide`

```console
# kubectl get pod fibre-channel-example-pod -o wide
NAME                        READY   STATUS          RESTARTS   AGE    IP               NODE    NOMINATED NODE   READINESS GATES
fibre-channel-example-pod   1/1     READY           0          1m8s   192.168.172.11   node0   <none>           <none>

```

If you connect to the console on the Kubernetes node that the pod has been assigned to you can see that the volume is mounted to the pod by running `mount | grep /var/lib/kubelet/plugins/kubernetes.io/fc/`

```console
# mount | grep /var/lib/kubelet/plugins/kubernetes.io/fc/
/dev/mapper/360a98000324669436c2b45666c567946 on /var/lib/kubelet/plugins/kubernetes.io/fc/500a0982991b8dc5-lun-2 type ext4 (relatime,seclabel,stripe=16,data=ordered)
  ```

## Multipath Considerations

To leverage multiple paths for block storage, it is important to perform
multipath configuration on the host.
If your distribution does not provide `/etc/multipath.conf`, then you can
either use the following minimalistic one:

```
defaults {
    find_multipaths yes
    user_friendly_names yes
}
```

or create a new one by running:

```console
$ mpathconf --enable
```

Finally you'll need to ensure to start or reload and enable multipath:

```console
$ systemctl enable --now multipathd.service
```

**Note:** Any change to `multipath.conf` or enabling multipath can lead to
inaccessible block devices as they will be claimed by multipath and
exposed as a device in /dev/mapper/*.

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interpreting and processing incoming sensory signals (like visual, somatosensory and auditory information).
controlling muscles. That is why people with epilepsy may fall down and twitch.
There are many types of epilepsy. Each type of epilepsy has different behavioral effects and is treated with different methods. In some cases, people know they are about to have a seizure because they see or hear something, or feel dizzy, nauseous, or "strange." This is called an aura. An aura can act as an "early warning system" telling a person that a seizure is about to happen. The person can therefore minimize a possible injury by taking precautions such as sitting down.
Generalized seizures - uncontrollable discharge of neurons on BOTH sides of the brain. This is the most common type of epilepsy. The seizure starts in one area of the brain and spreads across the brain. These seizures produce muscle twitches, convulsions and loss of consciousness. People with this type of epilepsy do not remember having a seizure.
Tonic-clonic ("grand mal") seizure - This seizure occurs when there is a massive discharge of neurons on both cerebral hemispheres. The body becomes rigid and there is also jerking of the body. "Tonic-clonic" means "stiffness-violent." "Grand mal" means "great sickness."
Absence ("petit mal") seizure - This seizure is nonconvulsive. However, a person may become unaware of his or her surroundings and may stare off in space or freeze. This seizure lasts only 5-30 seconds.
Myoclonic seizure - This seizure involves the motor cortex and causes twitching or jerking of certain parts of the body.
Atonic seizure - This seizure is characterized by the loss of muscle tone and causes a person to fall down.
Status epilepticus - This seizure is characterized by frequent, long-lasting seizures without regaining consciousness between attacks. This condition requires immediate medical attention.
Partial Seizures - This type of seizure is characterized by abnormal electrical activity involving only a small part of the brain. Sometimes a partial seizure can spread to the whole brain.
Simple partial seizures (also called "Jacksonian" or "focal" seizures) - Short-lasting seizures without loss of consciousness. People with these kinds of seizures often see, hear or smell something strange. Also, only part of the body may jerk.
Complex partial (psychomotor) seizures - A seizure with a change, not a loss, in consciousness. People may hear or see things or memories may resurface. Feelings of deja vu may also occur.
Head injuries, such as a car accident or a fall.
When was the first seizure?
Was there a head injury?
What are the seizures like?
Were there any unusual sensations (smells, sounds, lights)?
Is there any memory of the seizures?
An electroencephalogram (EEG) is often used to help in the diagnosis of epilepsy. The EEG of people with epilepsy often shows large spikes. Sometimes the EEG must be recorded for a whole day in the hospital or at home because a short test does not always pick up the abnormal activity. However, the EEG does not always work because about 5% of people without epilepsy have "abnormal" EEG activity and about 20% of people with epilepsy have normal EEG activity.
Brain imaging methods (magnetic resonance imaging [MRI] or computer tomography [CT] scanning) may also be used to find the location of a scar or damaged brain tissue. Sometimes positron emission tomography [PET] is used to examine brain blood flow.
Sometimes seizures stop without treatment. Many people take antiepileptic (also called "anticonvulsant") drugs to control seizures. These drugs, however, do not cure the disorder. Rather, these drugs control the symptoms and are effective in 60-80% of the cases. Antiepileptic drugs work by reducing the abnormal firing of cortical neurons. These drugs may change the activity of neurotransmitters responsible for seizures or alter the way ions flow in and out of neurons. Unfortunately, many of these drugs have side effects such as drowsiness, dizziness and nausea so doctors must balance these undesirable effects with seizure control. It is also important to remember that different drugs are used to treat different types of seizures.
Corpus Callosotomy ("Split Brain" operation) - The corpus callosum is cut to separate the right and left cerebral hemispheres. This procedure is done to prevent the spread of the seizure from one side of the brain to the other.
Hemispherectomy - One cerebral hemisphere is removed. The procedure is not performed very often. Children who have this surgery CAN function quite well although they often have trouble using their arm on the side of the body opposite to the surgery. In some surgeries, only specific lobes of the brain are removed.
Several treatments for epilepsy are still under investigation. How and if they work is still controversial.
Saint Valentine is the patron saint of epilepsy.


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Yosemite High School is one of nine high schools in the Merced Union High School District. Applications for enrollment are reviewed by the district screening committee. The screening committee decides which educational program is best for the student in accordance with district and state policies. Yosemite High School, the only continuation school in the MUHSD, is located on the East Campus Education Center (ECEC). ECEC houses the following schools and programs in addition to Yosemite High School: Independence High School, Merced Adult School, Sequoia High School (a community day school), the Child Development Center which includes services an classes for Teen Parents and their children, ROP (Regional Occupational Program), DOC (District Opportunity Center), and Anger Management (AMP).
Yosemite High School, serves a diverse student population from the communities of Livingston, Ballico, Snelling, and Cressey in the northern section of the Merced Union High School District; the communities of Atwater, Winton, and McSwain in the central part of the district; and Merced and El Nido to the South. In addition to ECEC, Merced Union High School District consists of six traditional high schools.
While the area is showing progress from double-digit unemployment rates there is still a lag behind state and national unemployment averages. For the 2015-2016 school year, 91% of Yosemite High School students were eligible for free and/or reduced lunches. Yosemite High School is involved in a number of state and federal programs that require parent and community input.
Since 2012, the student population of Yosemite High School increased to 340 students on the East Campus Education Center site. The majority of students placed into Yosemite High School are deficient in credits. Some students transfer back to their traditional campus once they are current in credits for their grade level. Students have the opportunity to take classes to accelerate their progress in earning credits. A student at Yosemite may transfer from one class into another when they complete the course. Students may enroll in additional programs to earn credits to reach their goals.
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In the Carnia mountains, 13 homeowners set-up a group to buy locally-produced wood that is certified as being sustainably-produced to refurbish their buildings. The results were greatly appreciated by all, including tourists visiting the area.
Carnia is a mountain area located in the north of Friuli Venezia Giulia, on the border with Austria. The local economy strongly relies on livestock and on wood production. In recent years, a large part of the latter undertook the process to acquire the PEFC label (Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification), which promotes sustainable forest management. Therefore, a consistent supply of certified wood was available for use in the local community.
The innovative project gathered a group of local residents wishing to renovate their houses and rural buildings with certified wood materials. The idea was to raise awareness of the PEFC label while at the same time achieving a coordinated and consistent renovation of the locality's buildings; one that would enhance the image for both residents and visitors alike.
The project saw the active participation of 13 families from five municipalities of Carnia. The group was coordinated by the Tolmezzo office of the farmers' association (the Confederazione Italiana Agricoltori). Each family applied for a medium-size grant (of on average €45 000), in order to renovate their rural structures using the locally-produced and high-quality wood. The designs of the various interventions were also coordinated, to ensure a coherent outlook of the renovated structures.
The project involved some 15 distinct rural buildings, over a four-year period. Walls, roofs, walkways, stairs and floors of rural houses and building annexes were renovated using the certified wood, all sourced from nearby producers. In fact, this project was a clear example of a 'local-to-local' chain.
The two main lessons from this project implementing measure 323 are that: 1) the final outcome was greatly appreciated not just by the direct beneficiaries but by the whole community and by visitors to the area; and 2) that bureaucratic issues with the Paying Agency severely delayed the final payments after the renovation work had ended.
Municipalities of Ovaro-Riglato-Prato Carnico-Comeglians-Paluzza (province of Udine).


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I love Japanese culture. Especially the traditional culture as exemplified in the book, THE MAKIOKA SISTERS, by Junichiro Tanazaki. The geishas were highly educated and cultured, could play the koto and samisen and could engage in a high level of wit and discourse. But they often had to deal with boors, who were not on their level. Yet it was paramount that the geisha always wear a charming mask. As I painted this geisha, circa 1920, she let the mask fall away. And I could see the anger underneath.
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Ten in hospital after shooting in Manchester
Police were called to reports of gunshots being fired in the Moss Side area at around 2.30am
Tom BurnettSenior Live Reporter
Claremont Road in Moss Side (Image: Google)
Ten people are in hospital after a shooting in Moss Side in Manchester early this morning.
Police were called to Claremont Road at around 2.30am after being called about gunshots being heard.
Greater Manchester Police say they are still trying to establish where the shooting tookl place and identify those involved.
The injuries range of minor to major, although police said most were not believed to be life-threatening.
Detective Superintendent Debbie Dooley said a large number of armed and unarmed police had been sent to the scene.
She said: "We currently have a number of people in hospital all being treated for different injuries but thankfully most do not appear to be life-threatening at this time.
"Officers are trying to establish exactly where this incident took place and who is responsible for such a dangerous attack.
"The area is being searched and examined while we are also trying to speak to as many people as possible and are reviewing CCTV to get all the facts.
"The Caribbean Carnival had been taking place earlier that day but had finished several hours prior to this incident occurring, which is why there were still a lot of people in the area.
Live: Rain in Moorlands as firefighters continue to tackle fire in the Roaches
"Those living or visiting the area will understandably be concerned by this incident and we will have extra officers patrolling the area throughout the morning and into the coming days.
"If you do have any concerns please approach them and they will try and help in any way they can."
Anyone with any information should call police on 0161 856 4166 quoting incident number 297 of 12 August or the independent charity Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
CrimeHow police dealt with man who racially abused Stoke-on-Trent taxi driverThe video, from August 2019, has re-emerged on social media
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import ComponentView from 'dom_components/view/ComponentView';
import Component from 'dom_components/model/Component';
import DomComponents from 'dom_components';
import Editor from 'editor/model/Editor';

describe('ComponentView', () => {
  let fixtures;
  let model;
  let view;
  let dcomp;
  let compOpts;
  let em;
  let el;

  beforeEach(() => {
    em = new Editor({});
    dcomp = new DomComponents(em);
    compOpts = {
      em,
      componentTypes: dcomp.componentTypes,
    };
    model = new Component({}, compOpts);
    view = new ComponentView({
      model,
    });
    em.get('StyleManager').render(); // Enable to listen em.setState
    document.body.innerHTML = '

';
    fixtures = document.body.querySelector('#fixtures');
    el = view.render().el;
    fixtures.appendChild(el);
  });

  afterEach(() => {
    view.remove();
  });

  test('Component empty', () => {
    expect(fixtures.innerHTML).toEqual(
      `<div data-gjs-highlightable="true" id="${el.id}" data-gjs-type="default"></div>`
    );
  });

  test('Clean form helper state', () => {
    em.setSelected(model);
    em.setState('test');
    em.setState();
    expect(fixtures.innerHTML).toEqual(
      `<div data-gjs-highlightable="true" id="${el.id}" data-gjs-type="default" class="selected"></div>`
    );
  });

  test('Add helper class on status update', () => {
    model.set('status', 'selected');
    expect(fixtures.innerHTML).toEqual(
      `<div data-gjs-highlightable="true" id="${el.id}" data-gjs-type="default" class="selected"></div>`
    );
  });

  test('Get string of classes', () => {
    model.set('attributes', { class: ['test', 'test2'] });
    expect(view.getClasses()).toEqual('test test2');
  });

  test('Update attributes', () => {
    model.set('attributes', {
      title: 'value',
      'data-test': 'value2',
    });
    expect(view.el.getAttribute('title')).toEqual('value');
    expect(view.el.getAttribute('data-test')).toEqual('value2');
  });

  test('Update style', () => {
    model.set('style', {
      color: 'red',
      float: 'left',
    });
    expect(view.el.getAttribute('style')).toEqual('color:red;float:left;');
  });

  test('Clean style', () => {
    model.set('style', { color: 'red' });
    model.set('style', {});
    expect(view.el.getAttribute('style')).toEqual(null);
  });

  test('Add class', () => {
    model.get('classes').add({ name: 'test' });
    expect(view.el.getAttribute('class')).toEqual('test');
  });

  test('Add classes', () => {
    model.get('classes').add([{ name: 'test' }, { name: 'test2' }]);
    expect(view.el.getAttribute('class')).toEqual('test test2');
  });

  test('Update on remove of some class', () => {
    var cls1 = model.get('classes').add({ name: 'test' });
    var cls12 = model.get('classes').add({ name: 'test2' });
    model.get('classes').remove(cls1);
    expect(view.el.getAttribute('class')).toEqual('test2');
  });

  test('Init with different tag', () => {
    model = new Component({ tagName: 'span' });
    view = new ComponentView({ model });
    fixtures.innerHTML = '';
    fixtures.appendChild(view.render().el);
    expect(view.render().el.tagName).toEqual('SPAN');
  });

  test('Init with nested components', () => {
    model = new Component(
      {
        components: [{ tagName: 'span' }, { attributes: { title: 'test' } }],
      },
      compOpts
    );
    view = new ComponentView({
      model,
      componentTypes: dcomp.componentTypes,
    });
    fixtures.innerHTML = '';
    el = view.render().el;
    fixtures.appendChild(el);
    const firstId = el.children[0].id;
    const secondId = el.children[1].id;
    expect(view.$el.html()).toEqual(
      `<span data-gjs-highlightable="true" id="${firstId}" data-gjs-type="default"></span><div data-gjs-highlightable="true" id="${secondId}" data-gjs-type="default" title="test"></div>`
    );
  });

  test('removeClass removes classes from attributes', () => {
    model.addClass('class1');
    model.removeClass('class1');
    const result = model.getAttributes();
    expect(result.class).toEqual(undefined);
  });
});


Beyond the Stage is the Illinois Shakespeare Festival's running article series on the dramaturgy of the productions in the current season. These articles explore the plays from a wide range of perspectives, from history and literary criticism on the original works to interviews with directors and creative teams. Some articles will be specific to one of the productions while others will highlight connecting threads among all of them. We hope that these articles will inform and enrich your experience at the Festival!
Subscribe to the monthly ISF Friends Newsletter to receive the latest articles from Beyond the Stage.
If you have questions or comments regarding dramaturgy, please email Kee-Yoon Nahm, festival dramaturg, at knahm@ilstu.edu.
What does it mean to "adapt" Shakespeare and Austen? What new ideas will our three directors bring, while still preserving the original works' beautiful language?
Aside from all being "a fresh look at classic stories," how are the three productions in ISF's 2019 season connected?
What was happening in Shakespeare's life in 1599, the year that he likely wrote As You Like It and Julius Caesar?
Interview: Come on Out and Try It!
Author Nancy Steele Brokaw discusses her Green Show and Theatre for Young Audiences plays for the 2019 season.
How did the English react to the social upheaval in France, which was still ongoing when Austen started writing Pride and Prejudice?
Director Deanna Jent talks about the challenge and fun of adapting Pride and Prejudice for the stage.
What can we learn about courtship culture in Austen's time through the failed marriage proposals in the novel?
Co-adapters Robert Quinlan and Jordan Coughtry discuss what they love most about Shakespeare's As You Like It.
How does the Forest of Arden fit into the symbolism of forests in Shakespeare's work, where magic and miracles occur?
Director Quetta Carpenter talks about gender, politics, and the media in her adaptation of Caesar.
Was Julius Caesar a tyrant as the conspirators claimed? And does that justify his assassination?


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All members of the two repeal committees are listed below. The biographical notes derive from various sources, including London directories, Gentleman's Magazine, Monthly Repository, Christian Reformer, Baptist Quarterly, Musgrave's Obituary, Frederic Boase Modern English Biography, J. Brooke and L. Namier House of Commons 1754-1790, and biographical aids in Dr Williams's Library. DNB indicates the appearance of a member in the Dictionary of National Biography.
Adair, James (1743?-1798): educated Peterhouse, Cambridge, B.A. 1764, M.A. 1767, called to the bar, Lincoln's Inn; serjeant-at-law 1774, king's serjeant 1782, Chief Justice of Chester 1796; recorder, City of London 1779-89; M.P., Cockermouth 1775-80, Higham Ferrers 1793-8; Wilkite associations, defended printer of Junius letters; opposed Lord North, supported American colonies, active in Portland-Fox connection; associated with prosecution of Thomas Hardy and John Horne Tooke, defence of William Stone; member, Whig Club. DNB.
Barker, John Raymond: added surname 'Barker' 1788; Dr Williams's trustee; director, South Sea Co.; member, Presbyterian Board, Carter Lane congregation; Dissenting Deputy.
Barnardiston, Nathaniel (1755-1837): of Harpur St, Red Lion Square.
Beaufoy, Henry (1750-95): s. of Quaker wine merchant; educated Hoxton, Warrington academies; a founder of Hackney College; M.P., Minehead 1783-4, Great Yarmouth 1784-95; member, Revolution Society; secretary, Board of Control 1791-3; moved repeal motions in the Commons 1787,1789; seconded Fox 1790. DNB.
Boddington, Benjamin (1730-91): West India merchant; director, South Sea Co., Million Bank; treas. and governor, City of London lying-in hospital, City Road; Dissenting Deputy.
Boddington, Thomas (1736-1821): 5th s. of B. Boddington; West India merchant; director, Bank of England 1782-1809, London Dock Co., Royal Exchange; treas., Dissenting Deputies 1793-1805.
Bradney, John: Dissenting Deputy; probably drug merchant, Bradney, Taddy and Franklin, 26 Lawrence Lane.
Calamy, Edmund (c. 1743-1816): related to Rev. Edmund Calamy, Dissenting historian; educated Lincoln's Inn, barrister; Presbyterian Board; Dr Williams's trustee.
Cotton, Bayes: secretary, Dissenting Deputies 1788-95; probably succeeded Thomas Cotton as repeal committee secretary 1788.
Cotton, Thomas: secretary, Dissenting Deputies 1767-88; probably secretary of repeal committee.
Dodson, Michael (1732-99): educated Marlborough grammar school, Middle Temple, barrister; Unitarian sympathies, friend of Joseph Priestley and Rational Dissenters; member, Revolution Society; chairman, standing repeal committee 1790-6. DNB.
Downe, William: of East Smithfield.
Dowson, John: Dissenting Deputy; possibly a goldsmith of 77 Holborn Bridge and director, Hand-in-Hand Fire Office.
Esdaile, Sir James (d. 1793): citizen and cooper; alderman, Cripplegate ward 1767-93, sheriff of London 1766-7, lord mayor 1777-8; banking house at 26 Birchin Lane, later at 21 Lombard Street.
Esdaile, James: of Bridge St, Westminster; possibly Dr Williams's trustee, 1807-12; treas., Presbyterian Board 1807-12.
French, James Bogle (1722?-1792): merchant, St Swithin's Lane; treas., Dissenting Deputies 1771-92 and repeal committee; London representative, Africa Co.; director, Hand-in-Hand Fire Office.
Fuller, William (1705?-1800): banker, Lombard St; philanthropist; Dissenting Deputy.
Grigby, Joshua (1759-1829): M.P., Suffolk 1784-90; deputy lieutenant, magistrate, sheriff of Suffolk; member, Revolution Society, Friends of the People; president, Society for Constitutional Information 1788; parliamentary reformer.
Grubb, Edward: Dissenting Deputy; possibly clerk, Fishmongers' Co.
Heywood, John Pemberton (b. 1756): called to the bar, Lincoln's Inn 1780; country delegate from Yorkshire to Dodson's standing committee 1790; invited as honoured steward at banquet celebrating repeal 1828.
Heywood, Samuel (1753-1828): educated Warrington Academy and Trinity College, Cambridge, Inner Temple 1772; serjeant-at-law, chief justice Carmarthen circuit; friend of C. J. Fox, early supporter of T. Lindsey's Essex St chapel; rendered legal advice to Dissenting Deputies and repeal committee; author, The Right of Protestant Dissenters to a Compleat Toleration Asserted. DNB.
Hoghton, Sir Henry, 6th Bt (1728-95): educated Warrington Academy; M.P., Preston 1768-95; seconded all three repeal motions.
Hollis, Thomas Brand (1719-1804): heir of Thomas Hollis (1720-74); reform activist, friend of John Jebb, John Cartwright, Thomas Paine; a founder, Society for Constitutional Information; member, Westminster Committee, Revolution Society, Friends of the People; supported T. Lindsey's Essex St chapel and Hackney College; M.P., Hindon 1774-5.
Hollis, Timothy (d. 1790): of Ormond St; cousin of Thomas Hollis.
Hopkins, Benjamin Bond (?1745-94): Dissenting Deputy; Surrey landowner; M.P., Ilchester 1784-90, Malmesbury 1790-4.
Ingram, John: of Gower St, Bedford Square; member, Revolution Society.
Jeffries, Edward: chairman, repeal committee; see above, p. x.
Keene, Henry (1726?-1797): philanthropist, supported Particular Baptist ministers; member, Revolution Society, Maze Pond congregation, Southwark.
Lee, John (1733-93): educated Gray's Inn, Lincoln's Inn; M.P., Clitheroe 178290, Higham Ferrers 1790-3; Rockingham Whig, Solicitor General 1782-3, Attorney General 1783; Unitarian in later life, friend of Lindsey, Price, Priestley; member, Whig Club. DNB.
Lowdell, Stephen (d. 1810): physician, St Saviour's parish, Southwark; prominent Baptist layman and philanthropist; member, Worship St congregation, Finsbury Square; treas., General Baptist Fund, supporter of charity schools; Dissenting Deputy; funeral sermon by John Evans.
Maitland, John: of Basinghall St; s. of Robert Maitland, West India merchant; merchant in King's Arms Yard.
Martin, James (1738-1810): family banking firm in Lombard St; M.P., Tewkesbury 1776-1807; member, Revolution Society, Friends of the People, Whig Club; treas., Society for Constitutional Information 1788; divided against repeal 1790, citing wishes of constituents.
Milnes, Richard Slater (1759-1810): M.P., York 1784-1802; supporter of Wyvill's Yorkshire Assn; member, Society for Constitutional Information, Friends of the People.
Newnham, Nathaniel (1742-1809): citizen and mercer; alderman, Vintry ward 1774-1809, sheriff of London 1775-6, lord mayor 1782-3; president, St Thomas's Hospital 1782-1809; M.P., London 1780-90, Ludgershall 1793-6; joint founder, banking firm of Newnham, Everett, Drummond, Tibbits and Tanner, Lombard St 1785, later known as Everett and Co.; member, Revolution Society, Whig Club.
Rogers, Thomas (d. 1793): banker; father of poet Samuel Rogers; Dr Williams's trustee; member, Society for Constitutional Information, Friends of the People; director, Union Fire Office; Dissenting Deputy.
Scott, Thomas (1723-1816): brickmaker; M.P., Bridport 1780-90; member, Whig Club.
Shore, Samuel jr. (1761?-1836): educated Warrington Academy, Lincoln's Inn; sheriff of Derby 1832; trustee, Lady Hewley's Charity; member, Friends of the People.
Sinclair, Sir John, 1st Bt (1754-1835): M.P., Caithness 1780-4, 1790-6, 1802-6, 1807-11, Lostwithiel 1784-90, Petersfield 1797-1802; member, Society for Constitutional Information.
Smith, [James or Thomas]: Dissenting Deputy.
Smith, Samuel (1755-93): banker and Turkey merchant; director, East India Co.; treas., Levant Co.; M.P., Ilchester 1780-4, Worcester 1784-90, Ludgershall 1791-3; vice president, Society for Constitutional Information 1788.
Smith, William (1756-1835): chairman, repeal committee 1827-8, Dissenting Deputies 1805-32; M.P., Sudbury 1784-90, 1796-1802, Camelford 1791-6, Norwich 1802-30; member, Yorkshire Assn., Society for Constitutional Information, Revolution Society, Friends of the People, Whig Club; supported slave trade abolition; see above, p. xix. DNB.
Thornton, Henry (1760-1815): banker; M.P., Southwark 1782-1815; governor, Bank of England; supported humanitarian reforms of Clapham Sect. DNB.
Thornton, Robert (1759-1826): director, East India Co., chairman 1813-14; M.P., Bridgwater 1785-90, Colchester 1790-1817.
Thornton, Samuel (1755-1838): brother of Henry and Robert; director, Bank of England; M.P., Kingston-upon-Hull 1784-1806, Surrey 1807-12, 1813-18. DNB.
Towgood, John (d. 1837): s. of Matthew Towgood; banker; Dr Williams's trustee; member, Revolution Society, Friends of the People; Dissenting Deputy.
Towgood, Matthew (d. 1791): s. of Dissenting minister Micaiah Towgood, of Exeter; banker, Clement's Lane; Dr Williams's trustee; Presbyterian Board; Dissenting Deputy.
Vaughan, Benjamin (1751-1835): s. of London merchant Samuel Vaughan; educated Warrington Academy, pupil of J. Priestley; M.P., Calne 1792-6; member, Society for Constitutional Information. DNB.
Watson, James: of Bedford Square; serjeant-at-law; member, Revolution Society.
West, James: of Chatham Place; director, Hand-in-Hand Fire Office; linendraper at 103 Cheapside; member, Revolution Society, Whig Club.
Whitmore, Thomas (1743-95): of Margaret St, Cavendish Square; M.P., Bridgnorth 1771-95; member, Whig Club.
Wilkes, John (1727-97): sheriff of London 1771-2, lord mayor 1774-5, City chamberlain 1779-97; M.P., Aylesbury 1757-64, Middlesex 1768-9, 1774-90. DNB.
Yerbury, John: Dissenting Deputy; director, Union Fire Office; possibly of John Yerbury and Co., hosiers, Gracechurch St.
Bayley, Thomas Butterworth (1744-1802): educated Univ. of Edinburgh; agriculturalist, prison reformer, philanthropist; J.P. for county palatine of Lancaster; a founder, Literary and Philosophical Society of Manchester. DNB.
Chapman, Anthony: sheriff of Dorset.
Russell, William (1740-1818): merchant; reformer, of Birmingham, and supporter of J. Priestley. DNB.
Shore, Samuel (1738-1828): iron manufacturer; Sheffield Dissenter, reformer; active in Wyvill's Yorkshire Assn., delegate to London from York 1780, 1782; benefactor of Dissenting charities, Unitarian institutions; friend of T. Lindsey and Essex St chapel trustee; member, Friends of the People; vice-president, Society for Constitutional Information 1788.
Wilkinson, Jacob: of Bedford; member, Whig Club.
Hardy, Dr, occasionally chairman of committee meetings.
Kippis, Andrew (1725-95): educated Northampton Academy under Philip Doddridge; leader, General Body of Protestant Dissenting Ministers; prominent Presbyterian with Arian sympathies; pastor, Princess St congregation, Westminster 1753-95; biographer; elected to Royal Society 1779; Hackney College tutor; Dr Williams's trustee. DNB.


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Ohio State Football Outlook: The Linebacker Depth Chart
By Chase BrownMay 12, 2022 (10:00 am)May 13th, 2022Football
With the Buckeyes' spring game in the rear-view mirror, Ohio State head coach Ryan Day and his staff will enter the summer with a barebones outline for their roster's depth chart in 2022.
Because the program doesn't release an official depth chart, Buckeye Sports Bulletin compiled observations and resources to build its first version of the Ohio State starting offensive, defensive and special teams players. We will also address the second-string and third-string Buckeyes at each position.
Consider this article — and the following articles until May 16 — as you would an NFL mock draft. Ohio State's depth chart will undoubtedly change between May and August. Injuries, the transfer portal, and other factors will cause roster movement. For now, here's BSB's first version of the 2022 depth chart projection based on what we've seen and heard around the Woody Hayes Athletic Center and Ohio Stadium this spring.
Starters: Tommy Eichenberg and Steele Chambers
Backups: Teradja Mitchell and Chip Trayanum
Others Available: Cody Simon, C.J. Hicks, Palaie Gaoteote, Reid Carrico and Gabe Powers
For the Jim Knowles defense to include three safeties it must take away one linebacker, leaving the Buckeyes with only two spots for nine scholarship players. This season, Tommy Eichenberg and Steele Chambers will play a significant role as starters or role players, and right now we have them as the frontrunners for the starting jobs.
Behind Eichenberg and Chambers will come a similar combination of athleticism and talent in Teradja Mitchell and Chip Trayanum. However, there likely won't be clear-cut backups in the linebacker room this season. Instead, the Buckeyes will lean toward a rotation behind their starters, looking to add depth with Cody Simon, C.J. Hicks and Palaie Gaoteote when applicable. Reid Carrico will still look to develop in his second season, while Gabe Powers will likely be a special teams player in his first year on campus.
TOMMY EICHENBERG
HOMETOWN: CLEVELAND, OHIO
RECRUITING: FOUR-STAR FROM ST. IGNATIUS HIGH SCHOOL
Eichenberg's 17-tackle Rose Bowl performance was seen mostly as a fluke when it happened, but we fear that does not offer the Cleveland native the credit he deserves. Eichenberg improved in every game last season — there is a Grand Canyon level gorge between where he started 2021 and where he ended it. That kind of growth will pay dividends when head coach Ryan Day and Knowles draw up their depth chart during and after fall camp.
Currently, Day and Knowles could not be higher on Eichenberg. They think he can be more than a situational linebacker and want to see him take a firm grasp of his redefined role as a redshirt junior. He has the range to play against run-heavy and pass-heavy offenses, making him a more versatile player than many think.
STEELE CHAMBERS
HOMETOWN: ROSSWELL, GA.
RECRUITING: FOUR-STAR (RB) FROM BLESSED TRINITY CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL
Chambers proved himself to be a sound tackler in his first year at linebacker. His athleticism and speed helped him stand out among other linebackers, and the former defensive coaching regime put significant trust in him as the season went on. That wasn't the case at the beginning of 2021, though. Chambers started a little slow, but he added more strength from week-to-week — a trend continued into the offseason.
Chambers will be the starter at will linebacker in 2022. He seems like the one sure-fire player at the position. He made his home on defense a year ago, and we don't think he'll fall down the depth chart like he did at running back. Linebacker is a natural fit for the Roswell, Ga., native, and he's making that clear each time he takes the field.
TERADJA MITCHELL
HOMETOWN: VIRGINIA BEACH, VA.
RECRUITING: FOUR-STAR FROM BISHOP SULLIVAN HIGH SCHOOL
While tempted to put Simon as a backup linebacker, the junior didn't fully participate in spring practices which gives Mitchell a slight edge for now. Knowles will play a true 4-3 defense against offenses that utilize bigger personnel, so either linebacker will earn their playing time — it's just a matter of who will get more than the other.
Mitchell is a former four-star, No. 1 inside linebacker recruit and top 20 prospect in the class of 2018. The graduate played special teams for three seasons before starting the first few games last season. However, as Eichenberg, Simon and Chambers emerged, Mitchell took a backseat and received little playing time down the stretch.
In 2022, Mitchell will run it back as an inside-the-tackles player on defense. Most of his reps will likely come in the 4-3 package as the mike linebacker against offenses with multiple tight ends (also called 12 personnel). He'll be a captain again because of his great leadership in the locker room. Hopefully, those off-the-field qualities can translate to on-the-field production in his fifth year.
CHIP TRAYANUM
HEIGHT: 5-11
HOMETOWN: AKRON, OHIO
RECRUITING: FOUR-STAR (RB) FROM ARCHBISHOP HOBAN AND ARIZONA STATE TRANSFER
Trayanum looks the part of a collegiate linebacker. He's a little undersized in height, but he makes up for it in weight. His 227-pound frame combined with his quickness, speed and strength help him stand out among others in the room. A former high school linebacker, Trayanum did a little bit of everything for his team, but he did all that three years ago.
In his first season, it's fair to temper expectations — mostly because it's hard to imagine Ohio State catches lighting in a bottle with running backs transitioning to linebacker (i.e., Chambers). If it takes time for Trayanum to find his footing, that would make sense. Give the Arizona State transfer some time to adjust to life in the Big Ten. We might be surprised with the results when the season ends.
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Cody Simon, C.J. Hicks, Palaie Gaoteote, Reid Carrico and Gabe Powers
Simon needs to get healthy, and he will be before the 2022 season starts. When he regains his strength and brings his body up to speed, he will be the first rotational linebacker off the bench against Notre Dame, Arkansas State and Toledo. After Simon, though, things get pretty interesting.
Knowles talks up Hicks for his quick twitch and short-field quickness. It appears that the defensive coordinator will find one or more ways to put the former five-star linebacker on the field. He's the first linebacker since Raekwon McMillan to have the kind of reputation and profile entering their first season. His maturity and athleticism will be on full display when he takes the field. How consistently he plays between the white lines is still up for debate.
Gaoteote was a significant transfer win for Ohio State last season. His fight for eligibility was also a major talking point in Columbus media as the program patiently waited for the NCAA's ruling on his immediate playing time after leaving Southern California. Gaoteote has the versatility to play each of the linebacker positions, but he'll need to be more consistent for the defensive coaching staff to trust him with enough playing time to make an impact.
Carrico and Powers look to be special teams players in 2022, and that's okay. The former is a versatile linebacker that could emerge as a sam linebacker in the 4-3 set, and the latter needs to grow into his frame and develop into a collegiate linebacker. Carrico is only a sophomore and Powers is a freshman, meaning there's plenty of time before they're expected to step into significant roles at Ohio State.
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I love the look of the out of the box with Nestabilities technique, so I gave it a try with this Labels Seven die. Although I'm pretty sure I did something wrong, I still like the result. Maybe because I really enjoy this color combination, suggested by Julee as one of the Verve Beach Party Release Week challenges last week.
The layout I used is last week's sketch challenge from SCS (SC277). Roxie does an amazing job every week in keeping us fully inspired with wonderful starting points for our cards!
As always, super job on the technique and sketch! Great mix of colors and pattern.
Vera, you did a great job with this card (nestabilities, out of the box and the color combo). I really like the way you mixed these colors, especially the Soft Sky sponging around the frame. I've seen this Labels 7 used before and now for sure I will need this one too!
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By settling in his cabin, it's as if we caught. The iconic Porsche logo on the steering wheel, the tachometer staring back at us and that abundance of buttons, levers and pilot aids bode well for some great road adventures. Undoubtedly, Taycan is not just a car. It is a spaceship with futuristic lines and dazzling speeds, accelerating from 0 to 100 km/h in 4 seconds. Obviously ultra-fast, boasting 571 horsepower under the hood, this Porsche lives up to the historic canon of a brand known for its strong character and sporty style on paper. But it's been a few years, and this model in particular has a real innovation. Better yet: a change of times, perhaps a revolution! The emblem of the new era, the Taycan really runs on electricity. And its autonomy, if we add the Performance Plus battery option (i.e. 93.4 kWh), is quite interesting as it reaches a peak of 498 kilometers. What to leave and have a wonderful trip.
Prius and Zoe, hybrid and electric for everyone
If the Stuttgart manufacturer is at the forefront of fashionable sports today, it's important to remember that luxury brands, for the most part, have taken some time to get on the modernity train. BFM Business journalist and automotive expert Antoine Larigaudrie tells us: "Luxury and sports brands have customers who are very conservative about engine power and music. Therefore, it makes sense that the electrification process takes longer. » We need to look elsewhere to find out who is developing new automotive processes as a priority. It is dominated by the "popular" manufacturers, which represent the majority of sales to all four corners of the world. Awareness in this area is older than imagined. Back in the 1960s, the American Congress recommended increased research into the production of less polluting and fuel-efficient cars. The end of the economic boom along with the oil crisis of 1973 will accelerate the enlightenment. But a big problem remains: the technology of the time is unreliable, and batteries are not powerful enough to compete with heat engines. Only in the 1990s did the revolution take place. In Japan, the Toyota manufacturer is preparing to develop a hybrid car that charges its batteries during braking and landing. Its goal: to offer a technological breakthrough for everyone. The first Prius was born! Its average consumption is 5.1 l/100 km, which is surprisingly less than half of the petrol car of the time. But above all, it was its design, which was clumsy to say the least, that attracted attention when it was launched in 1997. At the same time, in France, Renault is working on competing technology. After the Zoom concept car, the brand started building hundreds of electric Clios. This is still a drop in the bucket, but there is material here to prepare public opinion for the then-distant world of the post-oil era. Prefiguring all-electric models that drive today in our cities, Twizy and Zoe. That's why we owe Renault, Toyota and Nissan the arrival of the other world with the Leaf (French for "leaf", as if to drive home the point of view of a more environmentally friendly car). So it's not the top of the basket, but the bottom of the scale in purchasing matters, as it is with conservation.
Acceleration of virtuous motorizations
For Antoine Larigaudry, there is no doubt: "Hybrid is more of an everyday car, a development ground for flow and an incredible experience maintained by Toyota since the first Prius 25 years ago. Given the emission reduction targets at European level, this is incredibly drastic given the typical life cycles of car technologies, with everyone having to take part in the mandatory mileage. » Now the situation is such that the electric ambition trumps everything. Antoine Larigaudry explains it to us "The need to be even more environmentally ambitious means that, for example, a simple hybrid 'Toyota style' is only seen as a 'standard' level in terms of pure motorization. The Greenpeace report points out that even the precursors of this field, Toyota and Honda, now show a real technological lag to be on the hooves. That's why we're seeing crazy acceleration in the following technologies, plug-in hybrid and all-electric." What better way to accelerate than to move with those who always gain strength and accelerate the guiding values of their actions? To find the best car of the future in 2022, it is often necessary to turn to the personnel of the sector. Thus, the German triad plays the role of headliner before other famous brands, starting with Audi, Mercedes, BMW, Jaguar or Lotus, Maserati or Range Rover. . For all these manufacturers, the strategy was simple: initially, it was about letting the precursors swell (and sometimes destroy themselves) in an expensive research and development process before taking back the lead to refine the technology once it was reliable. and make it even more efficient. "Porsche was one of the designers of the plug-in hybrid super sports car 918 Spyder in 2011. Antoine Larigaudry explains. Their financial capabilities and limits allow most of them to develop even 100% electric models, in other words, to immerse themselves, to produce cars with driving pleasure and completely new sensations. The Porche Taycan and especially the flagship Jaguar IPace are proof of this. » At Porsche, the transition continues. The very iconic and electric Taycan was the German team's second best-selling model in 2021 after the Cayenne and a real bestseller in Great Britain, Norway and Belgium. Ultimately, that is, in 2030, the brand plans to sell 80% of electric cars worldwide. The share of popular or more luxurious "virtue engines" continues to grow today in Honda, Peugeot, Hyundai, as well as their more expensive rivals, and this is proof that the entire sector today benefits indiscriminately from the technological leap. Fasten your seat belts on your way to the other world!
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Last week was the year-end banquet for The Manitoba Camera Club. Part of this event is the annual competition for trophies in a number of categories. I enjoy entering competitions because of the experience of having images critiqued and also for the experience of trying to perfect images to make them ready for competition.
I won first place in the Life category for this image that I took while on a boat in a canal in China. This image tells us a lot about the life of people who live along this canal.
I won second place in the Life category for this image, which was also taken in China. The dad of this sad little boy was selling food from his cart when I spotted the little boy's face through the window.
The image makes me wonder why such a small child would be so sad.
Another category that I really like is Contemporary. I love playing with images in Photoshop and also looking for ways of shooting an image that changes the perception of the image.
This first image is done in Photoshop with layer upon layer of a flower and then blending the layers together. I won a first honourable mention for this one.
This is an example of an image that I shot and then looked at more closely and saw a face peeking through. It is cropped quite a lot from the original image and honestly, I can't remember what I took a picture of! But it is an example of practicing the art of seeing.
I won 2nd place in Contemporary for this one.
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Axel baron Lerche(-Lerchenborg) (født 21. november 1903 på Lerchenborg, død 3. oktober 1949 i Ordrup) var en dansk filmdirektør, bror til lensgreve Christian Albrecht Frederik Lerche-Lerchenborg.

Han var søn af Christian Cornelius Lubbi lensgreve Lerche og hustru, blev student fra Rungsted Statsskole i 1921 og cand.jur. i 1930. Samme år blev han sagførerfuldmægtig i København og 1934 sagfører.

Han deltog i pistolskydning ved OL i Berlin 1936 og i London 1948.

I 1935 grundlagde han sammen med Ingolf Boisen Minerva-Film A/S, som han fra 1936 var direktør for indtil sin tidlige død i 1949.

Han blev gift 27. oktober 1932 i Sonnerup Kirke med Elise Margrethe Caroline komtesse Scheel (8. juni 1908 på Trudsholm – ?), datter af hofjægermester Henrik Jørgen greve Scheel og Sophie Louise de Falsen baronesse Zytphen-Adeler.

Kilder
 Danske Jurister 1736-1936

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Baroner fra Danmark
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Danskere i 1900-tallet
Filmselskabsdirektører fra Danmark
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Deltagere for Danmark ved sommer-OL 1936
Deltagere for Danmark ved sommer-OL 1948

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Chang Min's family mourns after his father passes away as Jin Hee and her mother reconcile with Chang Min's mother. Chief Gook is suspended for two weeks after physically clashing with another doctor. Jin Hee rushes to Chang Min's side after he falls ill.