Human beings have used the oceans as a trade route and playground for millennia, since man found he could get from A to B even when there wasn't a land bridge. To this day our many sea-going friends both commercial and sporting/leisure travel the oceans in fair weather and foul.
So, why do we take the Oceans so much for granted?
Because they are so vast?
Because they are in our collective blood?
Maybe all of these and a good deal more.
A current major hazard to sailing craft at sea is the number of semi-submerged cargo containers that are increasingly adrift on the high seas. It has been estimated by the World Shipping Council in the period between 2008 and 2013 that there were 546 containers lost at sea each year – not counting catastrophic events. Including such catastrophic events the figure rose to 1,679 containers adrift.
A shipping container may sink completely or it may float for an indefinite period depending upon the contents, and how watertight the container is. Shipping Containers vary in size up to a mighty 53 feet in length or as 'little' as 20 feet long. A 40 ft long shipping container for example would have a Tare (Unladen) weight of 5071 lbs and a Laden weight capacity in the region of 55126 lbs – c 24 tonnes. Laden or not, such a huge obstacle would have the potential to rip out the bottom of a large sailing boat and to completely demolish a smaller craft. These items may fall over the side of container carrying ships that have been badly loaded, or because of high seas destabilizing the load, and may not even be missed. Either way they may quickly become invisible to the naked eye even if there is a deck watch-which seems to be a rarity. Often shipping containers are painted in dull browns and green colors, and even to the sharpest yacht skipper may be virtually invisible.
Because the loss of these items is random, and unreported most often, the insurers will pick up to tab, captains are under the cosh to reach their destination – and ignorance is bliss. It is left to the ocean going boating community to be aware of the dangers and keep a good look out for them. Hope for the best and plan for the worst!
Intercontinental containership routes and their proximity would carry the greatest risk, radar watch is of course vital, but these monsters of floating scrap iron can lie just below the reach of most radar arrays, making them the worst of all worlds.
It never fails to appal Ocean loving souls that such junk can just be lost at sea but it is true.
For far too long 'we' have treated the Oceans as a dumping ground, because they are seen as an infinite resource man has thrown his waste into the Ocean. Anything so vast is too big to ruin, and so for decades 'we' have thrown broken equipment, fishing nets, and spent containers into the sea making it someone else's problem to clean up. Or not.
But what of the contents of lost shipping containers, does anyone know what they contain? Because they are relatively ubiquitous and anonymous who knows what they have on board, radioactive materials, heavy metals, even people – it is known that people smugglers have used them for their evil business. Toxic materials abound in our Oceans pushing them to breaking point.
Scientists at Ghent University in Belgium have calculated that shellfish lovers are eating up to 11,000 plastic fragments in their seafood each year.
Whilst, researchers from around the world pooled data over six years to 2013, and reached the conclusion that there are already more than five trillion pieces of plastic in the world's oceans, most of them microplastics. Plastic micro fragments will not sink your boat, but the super fresh fish that you have just caught and are cooking for dinner may well contain the makings of carcinoma.
In 2008, the Scientific American reported that there were dead zones in the Pacific Ocean meaning there was not enough oxygen to support life and this extends worldwide. This is the stuff of nightmares. One dead zone is too many, should we reach a tipping point where they all join together it would be catastrophic.
In 2010, scientists lamented the stunning amount of toxic materials and heavy metals — including aluminium, chromium, titanium, mercury, silver and lead — discovered in whales that lived thousands of miles away from civilization.
The Japanese nuclear power plant disaster at Fukushima has spread radioactive contaminated waste into the open seas causing immense pollution, death to many species of fish including whales and we believe is a potential threat to the West Coast of The US in the process.
Surely, action needs to be taken to grasp this particular nettle, we need to stop allowing all waste being dumped at sea especially on an industrial scale, we must stop pollutants of all kinds from entering the water, including up-stream in our river systems, every container or canister contains or is made of materials that are potentially destructive and/or toxic causing potentially irreversible damage to sea-life and human life by way of consumption.
But, we need a greater international initiative to create proactive policy to making shippers, shipping lines and their clients take 100% more responsibility. Increased insurance cost could help and a refusal to 'nod through' the loss of such items, if the insurers refused to indemnify the owners and shippers maybe greater care would be taken. Goods in the shops may cost a tad more, but we all need to grasp this particular nettle.
Greater use of beacons attached to shipping containers that would alert shipping would help, a radar beacon costing cents to supply may well prove to be a life saver. Plus, it would make salvage operations easier, if there is money in their retrieval no doubt someone would be interested in making a buck or two.
Also, our sailing community, and smaller commercial shipping/fishing vessels, need to be on the lookout for large semi-submerged debris, if snagged in fishing gear maybe not cut the tackle and debris clear but take it to a place of safety, having found the item mark it on the charts, and inform coastal authorities of its whereabouts.
How deep is our Ocean? How Clean is our sea?
If people continue as they have in recent times this wonderful resource may become one large dead zone where the animals and plants that live there simply cease to exist, and then we will be in major trouble, globally. The Oceans generate oxygen for the whole of mankind we cannot let them die, but we are doing just that.


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Paige Bloom's prekindergarten class produced their own original show called The Stolen Crown and held 13 performances. Each prekindergarten student had a role in the production, including: actor, stage manager, director, marketer, lighting engineer, set designer, costumer, sound technician, and concessions manager. Families, faculty, staff, and Preschool and Kindergarten classes were all invited to attend the shows throughout the week.
Fourth graders from Sarah Rotter's class helped write the script for The Stolen Crown, following the oral narrative about the characters, plot, and setting from the prekindergarteners. The tale included great details of a king, two sparring princesses, a magical wizard, a dungeon, and the crown, all set in Moorestown, New Jersey.
To understand the behind-the-scenes side of theatrical work, Ms. Bloom's class toured the Auditorium with Drama Director and Theatre Instructor Angela Wertner. The students explored the stage, including the areas underneath that are hidden from the audience, viewed the sets of previous Middle and Upper School performances, and learned about lighting and curtains thanks to a demonstration from Mrs. Wertner.
Afterwards, the prekindergarten class began to design the sets and delegate production responsibilities.
To make sure the 13 shows were sold out, the prekindergarteners devised a targeted marketing campaign. The students asked Ms. Bloom to help them create a poster to advertise the show.
After numerous rehearsals, the prekindergarten class was well-prepared for its sold-out performances, as each Lower School class attended a show, along with many family members and MFS staff.


The decision to either hire a professional mover or do it yourself is always a debate. Their charges are estimates of the distance or the kind of service or storage you opt for. If you are thinking about hiring a moving company, the following are a few reasons to hire professionals to help with your next move. This will help to ensure that all of your belongings arrive safely to your new destination without spending hours tracking each individual box or item in your home. Hiring a professional will allow you to focus on the people and events surrounding your move – freeing you from worrying about the million little logistical details of the move itself.
Why hire a Tedder, Florida moving company?
Even if it does fit, sometimes it's a better idea to take it apart and put it back together when you get to your destination. Although it may be tempting to try and DIY your next move, hiring professionals is the way to go if you want a stress free move. A lot of damage can occur during a move especially if you don't have the training and experience in handling delicate and fragile items for transport. Professional movers are experienced in navigating roads and driving a truck loaded with heavy cargo. Being trained professionals, these movers, in addition to providing you with the necessary services, also possess an impeccable customer service rating.
Moving companies that pack in Tedder, Florida should be careful, however, and do their best to prevent any accidents or damage to your belongings regardless. Professional movers have the knowledge of the area, and the routes in that area, so your belongings can be safely transported to your destination. Having to arrange to rent your own moving van and plan out the logistics of the move will require a great deal of your time and attention that would be better spent elsewhere. If you are planning a move within the same vicinity, hiring a local moving company is best for you.
Is it expensive to hire a Tedder, Florida moving company?
If you are not planning an interstate move, it is best to hire a local moving company in Broward County, Florida that can offer you much better services at affordable prices. Licensed movers often provide various coverage to ensure that your goods do not get damaged during the moving process. Packing, unpacking, borrowing trucks, asking favors—any way you package it, it's just not pretty. Because moving boxes, sorting through dishes, wrapping them all one-by-one, that stuff requires serious output. Once you book your company, make sure to avoid these common mistakes people make when hiring a mover, and life will be golden.
If circumstances delay you or you have to arrive later than planned, the last thing you want is to worry about what's happening with your belongings. Whatever the case may be, the excitement of a new location may be drowned out by the thought of moving. You are moving out from a very lousy pad now that you received a big paycheck, so you call some of your friends and relatives to help you move. No one will be strained when it comes to transporting the piano down the ground floor. Spending hours into packing rather than something more productive that can't be outsourced is not the most efficient use of time during such a hectic moment.
How to choose the perfect Tedder, Florida moving company?
This is much better than making several trips in smaller vehicles and not knowing which item got put in which box. You will also reduce the risk of hurting anyone around you with big heavy items that may fall if tied poorly or if they slip from your grip. You may be good at packing your bags and belongings in general, but when it comes to a big move, you may require expertise in handling fragile valuables and boxing items and saving space. From saving you time to lowering your stress level, hiring the professionals only makes good financial as well as good common sense.
By hiring moving help in Tedder, Florida 33064 you can avoid the heavy lifting and your friends can rest easy knowing they don"t have to come up with excuses for why they can"t help you move. Many people laugh at the idea of hiring a moving company because they have the misconception that full service moving companies are expensive. When you hire a professional moving company you can purchase additional insurance to cover potential damages so that you won't have to worry about accidents. The professionals can have the job done in three to five days tops most of the time and you can go about your normal routine.
Moving house is among the top five cause of stress. As a company who has been in the moving industry for more than five years, we understand why it is the case. With all the tasks involved, even a family of five will find it exhausting to pack and move all of their belongings without any help.


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package vnmr.util;

import javax.swing.*;
import javax.swing.text.*;
import java.awt.*;
import java.util.*;
import java.awt.event.*;
import vnmr.bo.*;

public class VnmrJLogWindow extends JFrame implements ActionListener {
    public static final int COMMAND = 1;
    public static final int PARAM = 2;
    public static final int QUERY = 3;
    public static final int UICMD = 4;
    public static final int SHOWLOG = 5;
    public static final int ALL = 6;
    public static final int STATUS_NUM = 6;

    private static VnmrJLogWindow instance = null;
    private static boolean doExit = false;

    private java.util.List <VjLogListener> listenerList = null;
    private boolean[] status;

    private JCheckBox cmdChk;
    private JCheckBox paramChk;
    private JCheckBox queryChk;
    private JCheckBox uicmdChk;
    private JCheckBox topChk;
    private JTextPane textPan;
    private JScrollBar vScrollBar = null;
    private Runnable scrollUpdater;
    private StyledDocument textDoc;
    private Style  plainStyle;
    private Style  cmdStyle;
    private Style  queryStyle;
    private Style  paramStyle;
    private Style  uicmdStyle;
    private Style  markStyle;

    public static VnmrJLogWindow getInstance() {
        if (instance == null)
            instance = new VnmrJLogWindow();
        return instance;
    }

    public VnmrJLogWindow() {
        super("VnmrJ Log");
        status = new boolean[STATUS_NUM];
        for (int i = 0; i < STATUS_NUM; i++)
            status[i] = false;
        status[COMMAND] = true;
        listenerList = Collections.synchronizedList(new LinkedList<VjLogListener>());
        buildGUi();
        setAlwaysOnTop(true);
    }

    private void updateScrollBar() {
        int vMax = vScrollBar.getMaximum();
        vScrollBar.setValue(vMax);
    }

    private void buildGUi() {

        Container cont = getContentPane();
        JPanel ctrlPanel = new JPanel();

        cont.add(ctrlPanel, BorderLayout.NORTH);
        ctrlPanel.setLayout(new SimpleHLayout());

        cmdChk = new JCheckBox("Command");
        paramChk = new JCheckBox("Changed Parameters");
        queryChk = new JCheckBox("Value Set");
        uicmdChk = new JCheckBox("VnmrjCmd");

        ctrlPanel.add(cmdChk);
        ctrlPanel.add(paramChk);
        ctrlPanel.add(queryChk);
        ctrlPanel.add(uicmdChk);

        cmdChk.setActionCommand("cmd");
        paramChk.setActionCommand("param");
        queryChk.setActionCommand("query");
        uicmdChk.setActionCommand("vjcmd");
        cmdChk.setSelected(true);

        textPan = new JTextPane();
        textDoc = textPan.getStyledDocument();

        JScrollPane scrollPane = new JScrollPane(textPan,
                            JScrollPane.VERTICAL_SCROLLBAR_AS_NEEDED,
                            JScrollPane.HORIZONTAL_SCROLLBAR_AS_NEEDED);

        cont.add(scrollPane, BorderLayout.CENTER);

        vScrollBar = scrollPane.getVerticalScrollBar();

        addWindowListener(new WindowAdapter() {
            public void windowClosing(WindowEvent event) {
                 if (doExit)
                    System.exit(0);
                 else
                    processLogEvent(SHOWLOG, false);
            }

            public void windowOpened(WindowEvent event) {
                 // processLogEvent(SHOWLOG, true);
            }

        });

        cmdChk.addActionListener(this);
        paramChk.addActionListener(this);
        queryChk.addActionListener(this);
        uicmdChk.addActionListener(this);

        JPanel bottomPanel = new JPanel();
        bottomPanel.setBorder(BorderFactory.createEmptyBorder(0, 5, 10, 5));
        bottomPanel.setLayout(new SimpleH2Layout(SimpleH2Layout.CENTER, 20, 5, false));

        topChk = new JCheckBox("Stay on Top");
        topChk.setSelected(true);
        topChk.setActionCommand("top");
        topChk.addActionListener(this);
        JButton markButton = new JButton(Util.getLabel("Mark"));
        markButton.setActionCommand("mark");
        markButton.addActionListener(this);
        JButton clearButton = new JButton(Util.getLabel("Clear"));
        clearButton.setActionCommand("clear");
        clearButton.addActionListener(this);
        JButton closeButton = new JButton(Util.getLabel("Close"));
        closeButton.setActionCommand("close");
        closeButton.addActionListener(this);
        bottomPanel.add(topChk);
        bottomPanel.add(markButton);
        bottomPanel.add(clearButton);
        bottomPanel.add(closeButton);

        cont.add(bottomPanel, BorderLayout.SOUTH);

        addStylesToDocument();

        scrollUpdater = new Runnable() {
           public void run() {
                  updateScrollBar();
           }
        };

        if (!DebugOutput.isSetFor("traceXML"))  // debug mode
        {
            // uicmdChk.setVisible(false);
        }

        Dimension ds = Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getScreenSize();
        int w = ds.width / 3;
        int h = ds.height - 200;
        setSize(w, h);
        setLocation(10, 30);
    }

    public void append(int type, int id, VObjIF obj, String mess) {
        if (type < 1 || type > UICMD)
            return;
        if (!status[type])
            return;
        int vp = id + 1;
        Style  s = cmdStyle;
        StringBuffer sb = new StringBuffer();
        switch (type) {
            case COMMAND:
                    sb.append("  cmd ");
                    break;
            case PARAM:
                    sb.append("  parameters ");
                    s = paramStyle;
                    break;
            case QUERY:
                    sb.append("  value ");
                    s = queryStyle;
                    break;
            case UICMD:
                    sb.append("  vnmrjcmd ");
                    s = uicmdStyle;
                    break;

        }
        sb.append("(vp ").append(vp);
        if (obj != null) {
            String name = obj.getClass().getName();
            int n = name.lastIndexOf('.');
            if (n > 1) {
               n++;
               if (name.charAt(n) == 'V')
                  n++;
               sb.append(" ").append(name.substring(n));
            }
            else
               sb.append(" ").append(name);
            String label = obj.getAttribute(VObjDef.PANEL_NAME);
            if (label != null && label.length() > 1)
               sb.append(" ").append(label);
            else {
               label = obj.getAttribute(VObjDef.LABEL);
               if (label != null)
                   sb.append(" ").append(label);
            }
        }
        sb.append("): \n");
        try {
            textDoc.insertString(textDoc.getLength(), sb.toString(), s);
            textDoc.insertString(textDoc.getLength(), mess, plainStyle);
            textDoc.insertString(textDoc.getLength(), "\n", plainStyle);
        }
        catch (BadLocationException e) { }
        SwingUtilities.invokeLater(scrollUpdater);
    }

    public void appendVbgCmd(int id, String mess) {
        if (!status[COMMAND])
            return;
        int vp = id + 1;
        String name = "  cmd (vp "+vp+" button):\n";
        try {
            textDoc.insertString(textDoc.getLength(), name, cmdStyle);
            textDoc.insertString(textDoc.getLength(), mess, plainStyle);
            textDoc.insertString(textDoc.getLength(), "\n", plainStyle);
        }
        catch (BadLocationException e) { }
    }

    private void addStylesToDocument() {
        Style def = StyleContext.getDefaultStyleContext().
                        getStyle(StyleContext.DEFAULT_STYLE);

        plainStyle = textDoc.addStyle("plain", def);
        StyleConstants.setFontFamily(plainStyle, "SansSerif");
        StyleConstants.setForeground(plainStyle, Color.black);

        cmdStyle = textDoc.addStyle("cmd", plainStyle);
        StyleConstants.setBold(cmdStyle, true);
        StyleConstants.setItalic(cmdStyle, true);
        StyleConstants.setForeground(cmdStyle, Color.blue);

        queryStyle = textDoc.addStyle("value", cmdStyle);
        StyleConstants.setBold(queryStyle, true);
        StyleConstants.setForeground(queryStyle, VnmrRgb.getColorByName("darkGreen"));

        paramStyle = textDoc.addStyle("param", cmdStyle);
        StyleConstants.setBold(paramStyle, true);
        StyleConstants.setForeground(paramStyle, VnmrRgb.getColorByName("brown"));

        markStyle = textDoc.addStyle("mark", plainStyle);
        StyleConstants.setBold(markStyle, true);
        StyleConstants.setForeground(markStyle, Color.red);

        uicmdStyle = textDoc.addStyle("uicmd", cmdStyle);
        StyleConstants.setBold(uicmdStyle, true);
        StyleConstants.setForeground(uicmdStyle, Color.green);
    }

    private void dispatchLogStatus(VjLogListener listener) {
        if (listener == null)
           return;

        for (int i = 1; i < STATUS_NUM; i++) {
           listener.setLogMode(i, status[i]);
        }

    }

    public void addEventListener(VjLogListener listener) {
        if (!listenerList.contains(listener)) {
            listenerList.add(listener);
        }
    }

    public void removeEventListener(VjLogListener listener) {
        listenerList.remove(listener);
    }

    private void processLogEvent(int type, boolean value) {
        status[type] = value;
        synchronized (listenerList) {
            Iterator itr = listenerList.iterator();
            while (itr.hasNext()) {
                VjLogListener l = (VjLogListener)itr.next();
                dispatchLogStatus(l);
            }
        }
    }

    public void setLogMode(int type, boolean value) {
        if (type < 1 || type >= STATUS_NUM)
            return;
        processLogEvent(type, value);
        if (type == SHOWLOG) {
            setVisible(value);
        }
        else if (value)
            setVisible(value);
        if (value) {
            if (getState() == Frame.ICONIFIED)
                setState(Frame.NORMAL);
            toFront();
        }
    }

    private void checkAction(JCheckBox obj, String cmd) {
        boolean value = obj.isSelected();
        int  type = 0;

        if (cmd.equals("top")) {
             setAlwaysOnTop(value);
             return;
        }
        if (cmd.equals("cmd"))
             type = COMMAND;
        else if (cmd.equals("param"))
             type = PARAM;
        else if (cmd.equals("query"))
             type = QUERY;
        else if (cmd.equals("vjcmd"))
             type = UICMD;

        setLogMode(type, value);
    }

    public void actionPerformed( ActionEvent e ) {
        String cmd = e.getActionCommand();
        Component src = (Component)e.getSource();

        if (src instanceof JCheckBox) {
            checkAction((JCheckBox) src, cmd);
            return;
        }
        if (cmd.equals("clear")) {
            textPan.setText("");
            return;
        }
        if (cmd.equals("close")) {
            processLogEvent(SHOWLOG, false);
            setVisible(false);
            return;
        }
        if (cmd.equals("mark")) {
           try {
              textDoc.insertString(textDoc.getLength(), "@@@@@@\n",
                                 markStyle);
           }
           catch (BadLocationException er) { }
        }
    }

    public static void main(String[] args) {
        VnmrJLogWindow window = VnmrJLogWindow.getInstance();
        doExit = true;
        window.setLocation(20, 20);
        window.setVisible(true);
    }

}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


We calculated how much food can be eaten, if the daily amount is not exceeded.
All we have left to do is to calculate the amount of food that can be eaten if the eaten amount exceeds the norm. This is the easiest task, because you just need to equate the value to zero.
And as the last step, you need to log a beautifully formatted message. You already know how to do it.
Let's complete our work on the program.
Instead of the console.log('Not a piece more!'); command, set the variable foodToEat to zero value.
After the else block, log in the console a message made up of three fragments: string 'You can eat ', variable foodToEat, string ' more grams.'.


Size: About 7" wide and 9" long.
Front Post Raised Double Crochet: (FPdc): YO, insert hook in front of work from right to left around next dc of previous row, YO, pull up a lp, (YO, pull through 2 lps) twice.
Back Post Raised Double Crochet: (BPdc): YO, insert hook in back of work from right to left around next dc of previous row, YO, pull up a lp, (YO, pull through 2 lps) twice.
Note: When FPdc or BPdc is worked, do not work st directly behind st. Skip this st and work in the next st.
Rows 6-17: Rep Rows 2-5.
Rows 18-19: Rep Rows 2-3.
At the end of Row 19. finish off and weave in ends.
Love this pattern! It looks like it may be easy to learn both front post and back post double crochet. I'm going to give it a try! Thanks Maggie for your great free dishcloth patterns!
I have been wanting to learn how to do this pattern but didn't want to start a big project. This is the perfect size to learn with. Thank you. I have collected all of the dish clothes so far. Just can't figure out where people get so many different colors of cotton yarn. And are they using the soft cotton or the stiff cotton?
I was working on this exact dishcloth pattern to submit. Guess I wasn't fast enough. Oddly enough it was in the same color. Pretty isn't it? I am bordering mine in white however.
Judy- Soft cotton is the way to go with this pattern as it tends to be bulky when finished.
I am eager to try this basketweave pattern. I have knitted for years, but for the last year, been teaching myself to crochet. Dishcloths are such a great lesson vehicle. Thanks for all of your great patterns. I, for one, really appreciate them.


The Lebanese war that began in 1975 has been massively studied but el Khazen breaks new ground by looking in detail at the precursor years to the war. It's like sifting through the years 1910-14 instead 1914-18 - a big difference. In a massively researched, factually reliable, and politically centrist interpretation, the author (an associate professor of political studies at the American University of Beirut) provides what will surely become the authoritative account of Lebanon's slide to war.
As his title implies, el Khazen sees the weakening of the Lebanese government as the central development in the period following the Six-Day War. He asks why the Lebanese state broke down in the first half of the 1970s and then analyses how that breakdown took place. He establishes that Lebanon had much going for it, being one of those rare countries where the society predominates over the state; it was also unusual in its accommodation an extremely pluralistic population. But the early 1970s was also a period when ideology and mass politics arrived with the Palestine Liberation Organization, political parties, labor unions, and university students all taking active part and all agreeing that the existing order had to go. On the other side, primarily, were the Maronites, who most closely identified with the state. The inability of the sides to find common ground eventually led to a collapse of politics and a resort to arms, specifically over the issue of the PLO's armed presence. In early 1975, these differences had become internationalized: by that point, "a civil war between two (or more) Lebanese groups over strictly domestic issues was not possible." When it comes to assessing blame, the author is clear and definite: "PLO armed presence has fundamentally derailed the course of Lebanese politics and has deeply disrupted sectarian relations."
El Khazen writes well and makes complex points in a pithy manner: "Just as in 1958 Camille Chamoun was the Nasser of the Maronites, Pierre Gemayel in 1975 became their Arafat." He is scathing on the press coverage of the PLO's role in the conflict - and also of Western scholars - for their willingness "to accept the Palestinian version of the story."


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In case you missed it, Chris Janson was on NBC's TODAY Thursday morning performing his new song, "Keys to the Country." That track comes off of All In, an album that arrives Friday.
If you happen to be in Charlotte, North Carolina on Friday night, you've got a chance to see Old Dominion. The band is playing a free popup show at The Underground. You can claim your free passes to the show by RSVPing now.
Priscilla Block recently wrapped up her first-ever headlining trek, the Welcome to the Block Party tour. Over half the dates sold out, and the singer says that the experience pushed her to keep growing her live presence all the way up to the stadium setting. Meanwhile, her new single, "My Bar," is at country radio.
Brandi Carlile has tested positive for COVID-19. She canceled her upcoming Stagecoach set, telling fans on social media that she was "devastated" but assuring them she's on the mend.

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Lovely photographs Sue – they complement your descriptions beautifully. Thanks for sharing this.
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1. Develop our players to make decisions on the field without sideline intervention.
2. Improve the players' communication on the field by reducing outside noise.
3. Support our youth referees by eliminating criticism from the sidelines.
It's a weekend for players to play without parents screaming a bundle of confusing instructions in their direction. It is a time for the players to make decisions and listen to one voice - the coach's voice.
I wonder, though, whether silence on the sidelines best serves our players. Is there a better way to engage parents?
The soccer education industry is filled with talented players and knowledgeable coaches. A player's role is to develop their own skills and knowledge, and the coach's role is to educate the players they work with to ensure that they can play at the highest level possible. But what is the parent's role?
Youth coaches work with their players for an average of 4-5 hours a week. For the rest of the week, players are with their parents. Therefore, the impact a coach has on a player is relatively insignificant in comparison to the role of a parent.
And fair or not, parents are viewed as a problem in youth soccer. That's clearly implied by the Silent Sidelines program. Yet they are the most important and influential people in players' lives.
So instead of discouraging players from listening to their parents shouting game strategy and tactics from the sidelines, why not encourage the parents to get on the same page with the coach? Shouldn't we work to educate them as well as the players?
As a coach, I encourage parental communication from the sidelines if it is consistent with what I am delivering on my sideline. This point was reinforced yesterday when I was coaching my U13 Boys team against a side who had many Spanish speaking players. Immediately from the kick off, Spanish instructions and cheers were being directed at the opposing players. Not a minute would pass without a parent shouting something. After 20 minutes of incessant instructions I made a comment to the assistant referee nearest to me about Silent Sidelines. The assistant, it turns out, was fluent in Spainish also and could understand everything that was being said on the opposite sidelines. He then remarked, "I am impressed. The opposing parents are reinforcing everything the coach is asking for from his players."
One voice does not have to come from one person. One voice can be a collective.
If a coach has been working on possession all week prior to a game, and then during a game the parents are screaming, "Punt it!" and cheering loudly for a big kick, the coach has no one to blame but him or herself.
So rather than silencing the parents and marginalizing them, why not engage them and use them as a coaching tool? Why not educate them along with the players?
Before a game, when you are instructing the players as to game strategy and tactics, invite the parents to listen and learn, too. Then, after the game, grade yourself not on whether you won or lost, but whether you and your parents were able to communicate to your players with one voice.
Tom Butler is the U12 Boys Coach at Southeast Soccer Club (@SEsoccerclubCT), The Williams School's (@WMI_Athletics) Girls Varsity Head Coach, and YESsoccer's (@YESsoccer) New England Regional Director.
Contact via email at butler.t@yessoccer.net or connect with Tom on Twitter at @CoachTomButler.


The Essex Serpent focuses on a conflict between Science, represented by Cora Seaborne, and Religion, represented by Rev. Will Ransome. Unfortunately, both pursue the "Lite" version of their vocations and their conflicts quickly dissipate into epistolary arguments. Frankly, I was bored by all their philosophical musings and forced myself to finish the last, tedious pages.
Admittedly, setting the book in the village of Aldwinter, Essex was an inspired choice; Essex was the site of a famous witch trial and of a previous hysteria over a supposed sea serpent. There are many references to serpents throughout the book: the sea creature blamed for all the villagers' troubles; a child's webbed fingers; and, the engravings on a pew. However, the author presents the Aldwinter locals as dimwits for believing in the serpent, which comes across as snobbish, particularly because Cora is herself drawn too easily into believing in the serpent.
Several of the characters are in love with Cora: Martha, her maid; Luke, her doctor; and quickly, Will himself. The love story between Cora and Will seems predictable, but unfortunately their union lacks anything but intellectual passion. One is left with the impression that they are as happy to be apart, writing letters to each other, as to be together.
Most disconcertingly, the book contains an utterly gratuitous child molestation scene. The scene serves almost no purpose to the larger plot and has little apparent effect on the character subjected to the abuse. Why include it?
Many reviewers have commented on the quality of the prose, and there is much about the writing that is beautiful. However, Perry has trouble maintaining a consistent point of view and there is a great deal of ineffectual head-hopping.
Readers who love Victorian literature might enjoy this book. I do, but for many reasons, The Essex Serpent left me cold.


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'Envision' survey: Utahns want to preserve agriculture
Nichole Osinski
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A high percentage of Southwestern Utahns are concerned about the future of agriculture in the state, according to recently released survey results. The survey had 52,845 respondents.
Utah's population is expected to nearly double in size to around 5,400,000 people by 2050, according to Envision Utah. This will potentially cut the per-person production in half.
Participants in Envision Utah's "Your Utah, Your Future" survey were asked to rate their preferences in different scenarios relating to agriculture. Those in southwestern Utah (this includes Washington and Iron Counties) rated improving Utah's food self-sufficiency as the highest priority. Improving rural Utah's economy and maintaining the open space provided by farms and ranches were ranked second and third.
In comparison, the survey aggregate results showed food self-sufficiency as the highest concern overall as well.
According to the Envision Utah results, Utah's food production has declined. The state is only producing two percent of its vegetables, two percent of its fruit and twenty-five percent of its dairy.
Loss of water and land for farming due to land development has been a major contributing factor, according to Ari Bruening, chief operating officer at Envision Utah.
"One way to create food self-sufficiency is to increase that land," Bruening said. "This could also maybe mean moving away from hay and alfalfa in some places and using it for root vegetables."
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Niguliste Museum
Dating from the 13th century, the most imposing St Nicholas' Church (Niguliste kirik) was badly damaged by Soviet bombers from 1944 and also a fire in the 1980s, but now stands restored to its Gothic glory. Even though deconsecrated, it is a strikingly apt site for its Art Museum of Estonia to display a number of its own treasures of sacral art — the late-medieval altarpieces, sculptures and paintings you'll notice are drawn from all around Estonia, but much of that initially sailed right here, in St Nicholas's.
Estonian Open-Air Museum
This sprawling ethnographic and complex features 80 historic Estonian structures, resurrected in segments representing different areas of Estonia and ranging from the country. In summer staff in period costume highlights the effect performing conventional tasks among the farm houses and windmills. Different activities and demonstrations (weaving, blacksmithing and such ) are scheduled along with an old wooden tavern, Kolu Kõrts, serves conventional Estonian cuisine.
This Finnish-designed building is a spectacular structure of limestone, aluminum and glass that integrates intelligently into the 18th-century picture. Kumu (the name is short for kunstimuuseum," or art tradition ) comprises the country's biggest repository of Estonian art and 11 or 12 temporary exhibits each year. The exhibition covers 18th-century classics of Estonian art to contemporary artists like Adamson-Eric's work and venerable altarpieces.
Tallinn Town Hall
Completed in 1404, this could be the sole surviving town hall in Europe. The sloped attic has exhibits on its restoration and the building. Details such as brightly colored painted columns and carved wooden friezes give some sense of the original splendour.
This is the sole surviving town hall in northern Europe. Indoors, you can go to the Trade Hall (whose tourist publication drips with royal signatures), the Council Chamber (comprising Estonia's oldest woodcarvings, dating from 1374), the vaulted Citizens' Hall, a yellow-and-black-tiled councillor's office and also a small kitchen. The steeply sloped loft has displays on the building and its recovery. Details such as brightly colored painted columns and intricately carved wooden friezes provide some sense of the splendour.
Great Guild Hall
The Great Guild Hall (1410) can be really actually just a delightfully complete testament to the strength of Tallinn's medieval trade guilds. Now a branch of the Estonian History Museum is'Nature of Survival: 11,000 decades of History', illustrating the history and psyche of Estonia through interactive and odd displays. Additionally there is the basement, investigating the heritage of the Guild itself the older fashioned room, using relics extending back to Viking times; along with segments to geography, language and Estonian music.
Kadriorg Art Museum
Kadriorg Palace, a baroque beauty assembled by Peter the Great between 17-18 and 1736, houses a division of this Art Museum of Estonia devoted to Dutch, German and Italian paintings from the 16th to the 18th centuries, and Russian works by the 18th to early 20th centuries (checkout the decorative ceramic with Greek vision upstairs). The pink palace is fabulous and as frilly as it need to be, and there exists a fine formal garden at the back.
Seaplane Harbour
If this cavernous construction was completed in 1917, its structure was exceptional in the world. Resembling a traditional lair, the huge space was restored and opened as a museum celebrating the rich seafaring tradition of Estonia to people in 2012. Highlights include researching a tasteful collection of ice-yachts, a 1930s submarine's cramped corridors, hanging from the ceiling as though inflight, and the many interactive exhibits to test your hand at.
Telliskivi Creative City
Once literally on the wrong side of those tracks, this set of abandoned factory buildings is now Tallinn's best purchasing and entertainment precinct, together with cafes, and a bike shop, pubs selling craft-beer, graffiti wallsand artist studiosand food trucks along with pop up concept stores. But it's not only hipsters who flock riffle through the stalls at the flea market, drink espressos and to peruse the design and fashion stores — you are just as likely to see families rummaging and sipping.
Kadriorg Park
About 2km west of Old Town, this beautiful park ample acreage is Tallinn's favourite patch of green. Together with the baroque Kadriorg Palace, its own 70 hectares were commissioned by the Russian Tsar Peter the Great because of his wife Catherine I right after his conquest of Estonia (Kadriorg means'Catherine's Valley' in Estonian).
Town Hall Square
To Raekoja plats all roads lead in Tallinn, the pulsing heart as markets of the city began creating here from the 11th century. 1 side is dominated by the Gothic town hall, whilst the remainder is ringed by pretty pastel-coloured buildings. Whether bathed in sun or even sprinkled with snow, it's always a spot.
Alexander Nevsky Orthodox Cathedral
The positioning of the glorious, onion-domed Russian Orthodox cathedral (completed in 1900) in the core of the country's main administrative hub was no accident: many such churches were built in the previous part of their 19th century as part of a general wave of Russification from the empire's southern provinces. Orthodox believers come here in droves, alongside tourists snapping its profile and ogling the striking icons along with frescoes of the interior. Cameras are not, although respectful, demurely dressed people are all welcome.
Linnahall
Resembling a cross between a WWII sea-fort, a nuclear bunker plus a succession temple to a vanished god, the Linnahall is in reality a coated concrete stadium. Originally the Lenin Palace of Sport and Culture, it has an extraordinary architecture — rotting, banned, weed-strewn and graffitied. Heritage-listed and badly decayed as it is, it allowed for a seminar and concert place for restoration, also it has been fenced off to keep the curious out.
Toompea Castle
This Janus-faced pile turns a sugar-pink baroque facade towards Toompea, and a stern 14th-century Livonian visage to the sea and intervening suburbs. Three towers have survived from the Knights of the Sword's hilltop castle, the finest of which is 14th-century Pikk Hermann (Long Hermann – best viewed from the rear). In the 18th century, the fortress was radically updated by Russian empress Catherine the Great, converting it into the pretty-in-pink baroque palace that now houses Estonia's Riigikogu (National Council).
Kiek in de Kök
This stout cannon tower has been clearly one of Tallinn's most defences when assembled from the 15th century. Its name (funny to English ears) is Low German for'peep into the kitchen' — out of its own peaks, voyeurs could reputedly peep (kiek) during the wide chimneys of the 15th century lower town houses into their kitchens (kök). Today it's a branch of the town Museum, focusing on Tallinn history and defences, antique arms and armour, and exhibitions.
St Olaf's Church
By 1549 before 1625, if its 159m steeple has been hit by lightning and burnt , this (currently Baptist) church had been one of the greatest buildings in the world. The existing spire reaches a still-respectable 124m and you'll be able to have a tight, restricted, 258-step staircase up the tower (adult/child $3/1) for lovely views of Toompea and over the lower town's roof tops. Renovations began shutting the interior tourists; check before seeing.
Boasting a broad collection of rare goat and sheep species, and round 350 other varieties of feathered, furry and four-legged friends (including lions, leopards and African elephants), this sizable, spread-out zoo is gradually upgrading its enclosures right into modern, animal-friendly spaces as funds allow. It's the ideal location to observe all the indigenous species (bears, lynx, owls, eagles) you're unlikely to see in the wild. There's a children's zoo a fresh polar-bear enclosure and also a cafe and souvenir shop.
Bastion Passages
Tours exploring the 17th century Swedish-built tunnels linking the bastions that ring town walls leave from the Kiek in de Kök tower. Over time, they've been used as fall out shelters refuges and punk rehearsal spaces. Bookings are required, and warm clothes (it's about 10°C, or 50°Fdown there) and sensible shoes are suggested. Regular tours finish in the Carved Stone Museum, showcasing tablets, figurines along with other historical lapidary work from Tallinn.
St Catherine's Church
Perhaps Tallinn building, monks in 1246 founded St Catherine's Monastery. In its glory days it had its own brewery and hospital. A mob of mad Lutherans torched the monastery languished until its own recovery in 1954 for another 400 years and the invest 1524. Now the part-ruined complex comprises the dismal shell of this church (an atmospheric venue for occasional recitals) and also a calm cloister lined with carved tombstones.
Maarjamäe History Centre
Maarjamäe Palace, also a neo-Gothic 19th-century extravagance built with a wealthy Russian, anchors this excellent cultural-historical complex, run by the dispersed Estonian History Museum. The Palace is currently a tradition; the prior Stables certainly are a intelligent exhibition space; the purpose built Film Museum comes with a theater and shows on the process of filmmaking; and also the reasons are a Brobdingnagian reliquary of older Soviet monuments. It is possible to visit everything, or just buy specific tickets (even though everything is closely spaced and rewarding ).
Lower Town Wall
Fortress in old town of Tallinn in the morning sunlight
Running along the north western edge of the Old Town, the many photogenic stretch of Tallinn's remaining 1.9km of medieval walls joins two different towers, like the Nunna, Sauna along with Kuldjala towers, which can all be entered. You'll see art displays, and displays of arms and armour and the like. Naturally, the real attractions are the walls , and also the views from the very top. Outside the walls, Towers' Sq's gardens are relaxing pretty.
Tallinn Botanic Garden
Set on 1.2 sq kilometers in the Pirita River valley and surrounded by lush conifer woodlands, these delightful gardens boast over 8000 species of plants, scattered between a series of green houses and assorted themed gardens and arboretums. Bring a picnic and make time of it. Joint admission with the neighboring television Tower can be obtained (adult/reduced $15/8).
Tallinn Song Festival Grounds
This open air amphitheatre could be the website of Estonia's quinquennial National Song Festival, various blockbuster rock concerts as well as other momentous events. It's an parcel of Soviet-era structure, using a formal capacity of 75,000 people and a period that fits 15,000. When no events are reserved, and from prior reservation, it's possible to climb the Song Grounds Light Tower, at which the festival flame is lit. Inside there exists a display on the foundation of the song festival.
Maarjamäe Palace
The primary characteristic of the Maarjamäe History Centre of the dispersed Estonian History Museum could be your Maarjamäe Palace, now a museum. An ornate lime stone palace built in1874 it's been restored, and also houses the permanent exhibition'My Free Country', focusing on Estonia at the 20th century and celebrating its own 2018 centenary. More fun and interactive may be the'Children's Republic'. The other two components of this complex will be Maarjamäe Stables and the Film Museum.
1 Niguliste Museum
2 Estonian Open-Air Museum
3 Kumu
4 Tallinn Town Hall
5 Great Guild Hall
6 Kadriorg Art Museum
7 Seaplane Harbour
8 Telliskivi Creative City
9 Kadriorg Park
10 Town Hall Square
11 Alexander Nevsky Orthodox Cathedral
12 Linnahall
13 Toompea Castle
14 Kiek in de Kök
15 St Olaf's Church
16 Tallinn Zoo
17 Bastion Passages
18 St Catherine's Church
19 Maarjamäe History Centre
20 Lower Town Wall
21 Tallinn Botanic Garden
22 Tallinn Song Festival Grounds
23 Maarjamäe Palace
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