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Q: Send html form parameters to two django views I have parameters to be sent to two views in views.py, I can't (or don't know how to) merge these two because one need to be separated to generate plot image like this one, is there any possibilities I could send the parameters to two views simultaneously or is it possible to merge these two views? Thanks in advance
My urls.py be like this:
from django.conf.urls import patterns, include, url
from django.contrib.staticfiles.urls import staticfiles_urlpatterns

import survat.survatapp.views
from django.conf import settings
from django.conf.urls.static import static

urlpatterns = patterns('survat.survatapp.views',
    url(r'^list/$', 'listindex', name='list'),
    url(r'^graph.png$', 'showimage'),
)+ static(settings.MEDIA_URL, document_root=settings.MEDIA_ROOT)

urlpatterns += staticfiles_urlpatterns()

And my views.py be like
from django.shortcuts import render_to_response
from django.template import RequestContext
from django.http import HttpResponseRedirect
from django.core.urlresolvers import reverse

from survat.survatapp.models import Document
from survat.survatapp.forms import DocumentForm

from survat.survatapp.modules.survat_core import printall
from survat.survatapp.modules.survat_core2 import printcox
from django.http import HttpResponse

import os
import pandas as pd
import numpy as np
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
import lifelines
from lifelines import CoxPHFitter,AalenAdditiveFitter

from django.http import HttpResponse
from matplotlib import pylab
from pylab import *
import PIL, PIL.Image, StringIO

def listindex(request):
    # Handle file upload
    if request.method == 'POST':

        form = DocumentForm(request.POST, request.FILES)
        if form.is_valid():
            newdoc = Document(docfile = request.FILES['docfile'])
            newdoc.save()
            # ert= form.cleaned_data['aalenMember']
            # Redirect to the document list after POST
            return HttpResponseRedirect(reverse('survat.survatapp.views.listindex'))
    else:
        form = DocumentForm() # A empty, unbound form

    # Load documents for the list page
    documents = Document.objects.all()

    def delete_matrix():
        documents = Document.objects.all()
        for document in documents:
            document.delete()

    if request.method == 'POST':
        tempCox = []
        tempAalen = []
        timeColumn = request.POST.get('timeColumn', '')
        tempCox.append(timeColumn)
        tempAalen.append(timeColumn)
        eventColumn = request.POST.get('eventColumn', '')
        tempCox.append(eventColumn)
        tempAalen.append(eventColumn)
        coxMember = request.POST.get('coxMember', '')
        aalenMember = request.POST.get('aalenMember', '')
        coxMemberI = int(float(coxMember))
        aalenMemberI = int(float(aalenMember))
        coxCovariate = []
        aalenCovariate = []
        for j in range(1,coxMemberI):
            coxCovariate.append(request.POST.get('coxCovariate'+str(j), ''))
            tempCox.append(request.POST.get('coxCovariate'+str(j), ''))
        for k in range(1,aalenMemberI):
            aalenCovariate.append(request.POST.get('aalenCovariate'+str(k), ''))
            tempAalen.append(request.POST.get('aalenCovariate'+str(k), ''))
        ert = request.POST.get('coxMember', '')
        ert = str(type(int(float(ert))))
    else:
        tempCox = []
        tempAalen = []
        ert = "niji"
        timeColumn = "niji"
        eventColumn = "niji"
        coxMember = "niji"
        aalenMember = "niji"
        coxMemberI = "niji"
        aalenMemberI = "niji"
        coxCovariate = []
        aalenCovariate = []
        for j in range(1,20):
            coxCovariate.append ("niji")
        for k in range(1,20):
            aalenCovariate.append ("niji")

    asdf=printcox('prostate1.csv','dtime','status1','age','hg','sz','sg','pf','rx')
    # Render list page with the documents and the form
    return render_to_response(
        'survatapp/list.html',
        {'documents': documents, 'form': form, 'ert':ert, 'wer':tempAalen,'asdf':asdf},
        context_instance=RequestContext(request)
    )

def showimage(request):

    def printaalen(*args):
        module_dir = os.path.dirname(__file__)  # get current directory
        file_path = os.path.join(module_dir, 'prostate1.csv')
        prostate_dataset=pd.read_csv(file_path)
        # prostate_dataset=pd.read_csv(args[0])
        prostate_dataset=prostate_dataset[list(args[1:])]
        pdplot=prostate_dataset[list(args[3:])]
        for x in prostate_dataset:
            if (prostate_dataset[x].dtype=="object"):
                cat=pd.Series(list(prostate_dataset[x]))
                for y in pd.unique(cat):
                    prostate_dataset[x+'.'+y]=pd.get_dummies(cat)[y]
                prostate_dataset.drop(x, axis=1, inplace=True)

            else:
                pass

        aaf=AalenAdditiveFitter(fit_intercept=False)
        aaf.fit(prostate_dataset,args[1],event_col=args[2])
        aalenListPlot=list(prostate_dataset.columns.values)[2:]
        aalenPlotTemp=[]
        fig=plt.figure(1,figsize=(12,20))
        fig.suptitle('Regression in Aalen\'s Additive Model', fontsize=20)
        i=1
        for x in aalenListPlot:
            ax = plt.subplot(6,2,i)
            xlabel('Time')
            ylabel('Cumulative hazards')
            aaf.plot( columns=[ x ], color='red',ax=ax )
            i=i+1

        plt.tight_layout()
        plt.subplots_adjust(top=0.95)
        return fig

    printaalen('prostate1.csv','dtime','status1','age','hg','sz','sg','pf','rx')
    if request.method == 'POST':

        form = DocumentForm(request.POST, request.FILES)
        if form.is_valid():
            if 'uploadAndAnalyze' in request.POST:
                printaalen('prostate1.csv','dtime','status1','age','hg','sz','sg','pf')
    else:
        form = DocumentForm()
    grid(True)

    # Store image in a string buffer
    buffer = StringIO.StringIO()
    canvas = pylab.get_current_fig_manager().canvas
    canvas.draw()
    pilImage = PIL.Image.fromstring("RGB", canvas.get_width_height(), canvas.tostring_rgb())
    pilImage.save(buffer, "PNG")
    pylab.close()

    # Send buffer in a http response the the browser with the mime type image/png set
    return HttpResponse(buffer.getvalue(), mimetype="image/png")

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Man killed by lethal injection in eighth federal execution under Trump
A man convicted of kidnapping and raping a 16-year-old girl before dousing her with petrol and burying her alive has been executed in the US.
Orlando Hall was the eighth person executed by the government this year since the Trump administration reinstated capital punishment at the federal level this summer, following a nearly two-decade hiatus.
He was pronounced dead at 11.47pm local time (4.37am UK time) after being given a lethal injection of barbiturate pentobarbital at the federal prison complex in Terre Haute, Indiana.
Image: Hall was executed by lethal injection at the federal prison complex in Terre Haute, Indiana
In his final words, the 49-year-old thanked those who supported him and sought to reassure them, saying: "I'm okay."
After a statement was read recounting his crimes, Hall took one last opportunity to look to his supporters and say: "Take care of yourselves. Tell my kids I love them."
The late-night execution came after the Supreme Court denied last-minute legal challenges from Hall's attorneys, who had argued that racial bias played a role in his sentencing and also raised concerns about the execution protocol and other constitutional issues.
Hall was the second black man to be executed by lethal injection on federal death row in recent months.
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He was convicted by an all-white jury for his role in the 1994 abduction, murder and rape of 16-year-old Lisa Rene – the sister of two Texas drug dealers Hall thought had stolen money from him.
The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) legal defence and educational fund, which filed an amicus brief on Hall's behalf, argued there was evidence that prosecutors had improperly failed to include black people in the jury based on racial motivations.
Out of the 56 people on federal death row, 26 people are black (46%) and 22 people (39%) are white – despite African-Americans compromising only 13% of the US population.
Federal court documents said Hall was a cannabis trafficker in Pine Bluff, Arkansas, who would sometimes buy his drugs in the Dallas area.
He arrived in Dallas on September 24, 1994, met two men at a car wash and gave them $4,700 (£3,541) with the expectation they would return later with the cannabis.
The two men were Rene's brothers.
Image: US Attorney General William Bar ended an almost two-decade hiatus of federal executions this summer
Instead, the men claimed their car and the money were stolen in a robbery.
Hall and accomplices decided they were lying and were able to track down the address of the brothers' apartment in Arlington, Texas.
When Hall and three other men arrived at the apartment, the brothers were not there, but Lisa Rene was home, alone.
The teenager was kidnapped, driven back to a motel room in Arkansas where she was tied up, raped, beaten up with a shovel, doused with petrol and buried alive.
After Hall's execution Lisa's sister, Pearl Rene, said her family had reached "the end of a very long and painful chapter in our lives.
"The execution of Orlando Hall will never stop the suffering we continue to endure," she said.
"Please pray for our family as well as his."
US Attorney General William Bar ended a 17-year hiatus of federal executions in July, after announcing the prison systems were switching to a new method for using lethal injections.
Before Donald Trump's government resumed federal executions, only three inmates had been executed in the previous 56 years.
Two others prisoners are due to be executed in December, including Lisa M Montgomery, the only woman on federal death row.
Another death-row inmate, Brandon Bernard, is set to be executed on December 10, and has asked the court to delay his date. He was convicted of killing two youth ministers on a military reservation in 1999.
It remains unclear whether the president-elect Joe Biden will continue the practice when he takes office.
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Napoléon Bonaparte (French: [napoleɔ̃ bɔnɑpaʁt]; 15 August 1769 – 5 May 1821) was a French statesman and military leader who rose to prominence during the French Revolution and led several successful campaigns during the French Revolutionary Wars. As Napoleon, he was Emperor of the French from 1804 until 1814, and again briefly in 1815 during the Hundred Days. Napoleon dominated European and global affairs for more than a decade while leading France against a series of coalitions in the Napoleonic Wars. He won most of these wars and the vast majority of his battles, building a large empire that ruled over continental Europe before its final collapse in 1815. He is considered one of the greatest commanders in history, and his wars and campaigns are studied at military schools worldwide. Napoleon's political and cultural legacy has endured as one of the most celebrated and controversial leaders in human history.
He was born Napoleone di Buonaparte (Italian: [napoleˈoːne di bwɔnaˈparte]) in Corsica to a relatively modest family of Italian ancestry from the minor nobility. He was serving as an artillery officer in the French army when the French Revolution erupted in 1789. He rapidly rose through the ranks of the military, seizing the new opportunities presented by the Revolution and becoming a general at age 24. The French Directory eventually gave him command of the Army of Italy after he suppressed a revolt against the government from royalist insurgents. At age 26, he began his first military campaign against the Austrians and their Italian allies—winning virtually every battle, conquering the Italian Peninsula in a year, and becoming a war hero in France. In 1798, he led a military expedition to Egypt that served as a springboard to political power. He orchestrated a coup in November 1799 and became First Consul of the Republic. His ambition and public approval inspired him to go further, and he became the first Emperor of the French in 1804. Intractable differences with the British meant that the French were facing a Third Coalition by 1805. Napoleon shattered this coalition with decisive victories in the Ulm Campaign and a historic triumph over the Russian Empire and Austrian Empire at the Battle of Austerlitz which led to the Dissolution of the Holy Roman Empire. In 1806, the Fourth Coalition took up arms against him because Prussia became worried about growing French influence on the continent. Napoleon quickly defeated Prussia at the battles of Jena and Auerstedt, then marched his Grande Armée deep into Eastern Europe and annihilated the Russians in June 1807 at the Battle of Friedland. France then forced the defeated nations of the Fourth Coalition to sign the Treaties of Tilsit in July 1807, bringing an uneasy peace to the continent. Tilsit signified the high watermark of the French Empire. In 1809, the Austrians and the British challenged the French again during the War of the Fifth Coalition, but Napoleon solidified his grip over Europe after triumphing at the Battle of Wagram in July.
Napoleon was born on the 15th of August, 1769, in French occupied Corsica. His father was Carlo Maria di Buonaparte, and his mother, Maria Letizia Ramolino.
Napoleon Bonaparte is one of the few historical figures identifiable by only his first name. Who was he, and what are the best websites about Napoleon?


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February Staff Highlight-Monica Sanford
Friday, February 8, 2019 - 2:30pm
Madeline Williams
Tell us a little about your RIT career…how long have you worked here, in what roles, etc.
RIT is my sweetheart job. I started on Valentine's Day just last year, so I am coming up on my one year anniversary. I moved here from California to accept the position as Assistant Director for Spirituality and Religious Life (SRL). I'm a staff member in the Center for Campus Life, which is part of Student Affairs. When I'm not running around campus for meetings, I can be found in the Schmitt Interfaith Center, which is attached to the east side of the Student Alumni Union and is the home base for about eighteen staff who support religious life at RIT.
What do you enjoy most about your role as Assistant Director for Spirituality & Religious Life?
The favorite part of my job is providing spiritual care to students and staff in distress. That may sound odd, because we never actually want someone to be in distress. Nevertheless, human life is just distressing at times and I find it very meaningful to be able to support people during those moments. Last fall, the Pittsburg synagogue shooting and the tragic death on campus were some of the busiest and most exhausting times for me and my staff, but also some of the most meaningful because we were able to really do what we're good at. Thankfully, most of the spiritual care I provide doesn't rise to that level of intensity. It's chatting with a student about an assignment they're anxious about during weekly tea, or mentoring a young alumni considering graduate school, or making a safe space for the sadness of a staff person coming up on the anniversary of the death of a loved one. It's those one-to-one and small group moments, and making sure other SRL staff can replicate those kinds of moments with other students everyday all over campus, that make all the programing and logistics and administration and finances parts of my job really worthwhile.
Tell us a little about "who" you are "outside of your RIT experience?
There are a few facets to who I am. First, I'm a geek, so I was naturally very excited to come to work at RIT. I love science (especially astronomy), science fiction, history, human culture, anthropology, evolution, psychology, and, of course, religion. I can talk for hours about the Christian themes in Tron and the Buddhist themes in Tron 2 and how The Force compares to the Dao or Brahman. Or about the biological mechanisms in the human brain that make religion a natural and inevitable phenomenon of human culture. Second, I'm from Nebraska, so I inherited a healthy dose of Midwestern practicality and grit. I was the only one in my extended family to do something as crazy as move to California. Third, my family was very happy when I settled down with a financial analyst (even if he was from California) rather than the surfer bum I threated to find. My partner and I then uprooted last year and drove for four days to come to Rochester, where we are both loving it. He introduced me to ocean breezes and I introduced him to winter weather (fair trade, right?). We deeply enjoy hiking with our dog in the many wonderful parks in this area.
What is your favorite RIT event and why?
So far, my favorite RIT event was the interfaith dialogue hosted last fall called "In Loving Memory…" in which all participants were asked to share stories and ways that they honor their loved ones who have passed. It was a small event, about thirty people attended, but it was very moving. I was deeply touched by how willing people were to open up and share and how compassionately they listened to and were touched by each other's stories. A close runner up was the program sponsored by Advance RIT that brought the Michigan Players to campus to demonstrate to faculty and staff through dramatic skits the impact that marginalization and oppression can have on students, even when unintentional or seemingly small incidents. I think dramatic demonstrations like that have a lot of power to illustrate how different people experience the campus climate in relation to diverse identities.
What is your favorite/best RIT memory?
My favorite memory is also one of my saddest, but I was deeply gratified by the turnout at our Prayer for Solidarity with the Jewish Community following the Pittsburg synagogue shooting last October. We organized that service on 48-hours notice and ten religious leaders stepped up to offer words, songs, and prayers of consolation and comfort, and over 70 students, faculty, and staff attended, including President Munson and his wife. Most importantly, the students shared with me afterward how impactful the service and the turnout was to them. I was just so proud to be part of such a responsive and compassionate community.
What is one thing about you the RIT community might not know?
My original career path was to be an architect. I got all the way through graduate school for dual masters degrees in architecture and community planning before my path shifted to become a chaplain and focus on spiritual life in higher education.
What is a project (personal or professional) that you are most excited about lately?
The most exciting professional project on my horizon is our next interfaith dialogue, which is called "Scientists on Spirituality" and will be held on Friday, March 1st, in Allen Chapel at 4:30 pm. We have four great panelists recruited from among the RIT faculty (two chemists, a physicist, and a mathematician) who will talk about how they live spiritual lives as scientists. The most exciting personal project is the ongoing effort to turn my dissertation into the first English-language textbook for training Buddhist chaplains. That's how I spend my Saturday and Sunday mornings at the moment.
To date, what are you most proud of?
I'm very proud to work at RIT. Every day, I walk from my car to my office and think "I'm so glad I work here." I hope that doesn't change anytime soon.
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The Memory Box
Kathryn Hughes
Headline Review
From the million-copy-bestselling author of The Letter, Kathryn Hughes, and inspired by true events, an unforgettable, moving and timeless story of love and war which will stay with you for ever. Readers who adored The Nightingale, The Notebook or The Rainbow will love to unlock The Memory Box...
Jenny Tanner opens the box she has cherished for decades. Contained within are her most precious mementoes, amongst them a pebble, a carving and a newspaper cutting she can hardly bear to read. But Jenny knows the time is finally here. After the war, in a mountainside village in Italy, she left behind a piece of her heart. However painful, she must return to Cinque Alberi. And lay the past to rest.
After a troubled upbringing, Candice Barnes dreams of a future with the love of her life - but is he the man she believes him to be? When Candice is given the opportunity to travel to Italy with Jenny, she is unaware the trip will open her eyes to the truth she's been too afraid to face. Could a place of goodbyes help her make a brave new beginning?
Will you be the next reader to lose your heart to The Memory Box?
'With beautiful writing, wonderful characters, and a page-turning plot, Kathryn has given us another unputdownable read. Warmth and heart burst from every page, transporting the reader from joy to heartbreak. I couldn't have loved it more' JENNY ASHCROFT
'I could not put this book down! It is absolutely phenomenal from the very first page right until the very last page. It is heartbreaking, joyful, hopeful, and a book that you won't want to put down*****'
'I have loved every single one of Kathryn Hughes' books, but this one was my absolute favourite! *****'
'I love WW2 fiction and The Memory Box didn't disappoint. It's an emotive, thought-provoking read about love, loss and forgiveness'
'The twist at the end made me gasp! *****'
'I absolutely loved this book. Devoured it in a few days. I eagerly await more of Kathryn Hughes' books. I will be first in line. Excellent *****'
'What a gorgeously written tale. This story was heartbreaking but also heartwarming. Full of unexpected twists, this one had me gripped! *****'
'A stunningly beautiful story. Brilliantly developed characters. A heart-warming and emotional read that I read in one sitting *****'
'I absolutely adored this book! The story had me finishing the book in no time! A story that will stay with me a while'
'An extremely well researched story, beautifully told. It is sad in places, but heartwarming in others'
'A heartwarming, well-written story. Heartbreaking in places but a story that had to be told *****'
Kathryn Hughes was born in Altrincham, near Manchester. After completing a secretarial course, Kathryn met her husband and they married in Canada. For twenty-nine years they ran a business together, raised two children and travelled when they could to places such as India, Singapore, South Africa and New Zealand. Kathryn and her family now make their home in a village near Manchester.


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TUF 13 Finale main-card results: Ferguson wins "TUF 13," Guida smothers Pettis
June 5, 2011 2:45 am ET
LAS VEGAS – A quick left hook that caught Ramsey Nijem on the button set up a first-round knockout victory for Tony Ferguson.
It also earned the season pariah the welterweight championship of "The Ultimate Fighter 13."
The fight headlined The Ultimate Fighter 13 Finale, which took place Saturday at The Pearl at the Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas. The night's main card aired on Spike TV, and the preliminary card streamed for free on Facebook.
Ferguson scored the first takedown after ducking under a punch and wrapping his opponent's hips. Nijem got back to his feet after a scramble on the mat. Ferguson then got another takedown after avoiding a barrage of punches from his opponent, but Nijem again quickly was back up.
But once there, Ferguson missed on a right but landed the follow-up left hook. Nijem hit the mat, and Ferguson followed up with punches to earn the knockout win.
The end came at the 3:54 mark of the opening round.
On the season's second-to-last episode, Ferguson became the show's outcast (and a frequent target of fan criticism) after a drunken tirade in which he taunted castmate Charlie Rader about his custody issues with his son. The rest of the 14-man cast turned on Ferguson, and in recent weeks, he's received death threats and an avalanche of negative publicity.
After his win, he showed contrition.
"I learned a lot about myself in there," Team Brock Lesnar's third-round pick said. "I kept a lot of stuff bottled up, and I brought a lot of inner demons with me inside there. But every single time, what I tried to do what fight them out and leave them out there.
"From here on out, I want to do the right thing, make a good example, set something up for these kids so I can be a role model."
With the win, Ferguson (11-2 MMA, 1-0 UFC) wins the "six-figure" UFC contract and becomes the latest champion of the six-year-old reality series. Nijem (4-2 MMA, 0-1 UFC), Team Junior Dos Santos' fourth-round pick, snaps a three-fight pro win streak.
Guida smothers Pettis for decision win
Clay Guida simply wanted to leapfrog final WEC lightweight champion Anthony Pettis on the UFC contender ladder. And he did that with a dominant and smothering unanimous-decision victory in the night's co-headliner.
Pettis, who had been promised a title shot until champ Frankie Edgar and Gray Maynard fought to a draw and saw a subsequent booking delayed, simply was overwhelmed by the wrestler's relentless attempts to close distance and maintain top control.
Guida won the first round after scoring a takedown and maintaining top position. Pettis, though, continually looked for armbar and triangle-choke attempts while delivering punches and hammerfists from his back.
Guida got another takedown in the second and spoiled the first three minutes of the fight while working to keep Pettis on the mat. But once Pettis broke free and created some distance, he landed a nice array of kicks. Pettis, though, couldn't full commit due to the fear of a takedown, and Guida ultimately checked a kick and forced the fight to the mat. He closed out another round in top position, but only after Pettis gave him a scare with an armbar attempt in the final seconds of the round.
Pettis again found himself on his back in the final frame when Guida used a stiff right to set up a quick takedown. Pettis searched for a submission that never came, but after working back to his feet, he overpowered Guida on a trip to the mat. He took a dominant back-mount position during the transition and delivered punches to the head and body. But with his positioning too high, Guida scooted out the back and reclaimed top position, where he closed out the fight with his own back-mount position.
In the end, all three judges scored it 30-27 for "The Carpenter."
And as before the fight, Guida made no secret of his desire to fight for the belt after his latest win.
"We showed them what wrestling was all about," he said. "I want to show I'm the No. 1 contender. If you guys want to see the most exciting lightweight fight in the world, put me in the ring Joe Silva, Dana White, UFC. You know it's coming."
Guida (29-11 MMA, 9-5 UFC) now has won four straight and seven of his past nine. Pettis (13-2 MMA, 0-1 UFC) snaps a four-fight win streak.
Herman scores 48-second TKO after 22-month layoff
A devastating knee injury kept Ed Herman out of the cage for 22 months. Once back in, it took him only 48 seconds to get back out.
The middleweight and "TUF 3" runner-up used a damaging uppercut and a series of accurate follow-up punches to earn a quick and efficient first-round TKO victory over "TUF 7" alumm Tim Credeur.
"It's unbelievable," said Herman, who required two surgeries after suffering a shredded knee in a 2009 loss to Aaron Simpson. "To come out and win like that is awesome."
Herman struck before either fighter really could get into a rhythm. Credeur tested his the fighter's surgically repaired knee with low kicks, but Herman soon saw his opening, used his left hand to pull down his opponent's hand, and then dropped him with a pair of quick right uppercuts to the chin. Once Credeur hit the mat, Herman briefly put him out with a follow-up right punch and forced the stoppage with the subsequent barrage.
"It's been my money punch," Herman said of the uppercut.
Herman (20-7 MMA, 5-5 UFC) snaps out of a 1-3 skid and evens his UFC record with the win. Credeur (12-4 MMA, 3-2 UFC), who fought for the first time in 21 months due to injuries and a brain-cancer scare, suffers back-to-back losses for the first time in his career.
Massive Kingsbury edges Maldonado
Kyle Kingsbury earned a close unanimous-decision victory over Fabio Maldonado, but the light heavyweight's massive and bulked-up frame – and arguably questionable judges' scorecards – were the stories of the fight.
Kingsbury, who was a large 205-pounder even during his time on "TUF 8," looked a weight class or two bigger than Maldonado, who tipped the scale at just 203 pounds at Friday's weigh-ins. The size wasn't necessarily the deciding factor – but it did help Kingsbury inflict some early damage from the clinch.
Kingsbury's knees from the clinch came rapid fire early in the fight, but Maldonado soon found his answer with body shots. That led Kingsbury to some takedown attempts and more fighting from distance. Ultimately, though, Kingsbury was slowed by a badly swollen eye while Maldonado dealt with his own facial cuts and bleeding. Maldonado appeared to take the final two rounds thanks to more strikes, but – despite Maldonado's slight edge in total strikes landed – the judges ultimately scored the fight for Kingsbury.
"I'm very happy with the win," he said. "I thought I earned it. But I've never been in a tougher fight."
Kingsbury (11-2 MMA, 4-1 UFC) quietly has worked his way into the fringe of the title picture with his fourth straight win. Maldonado (18-4 MMA, 1-1 UFC) snaps an 11-fight win streak, which included a UFC 120 TKO of James McSweeney.
Cope tops O'Neil in stand-up fight
Showing much better striking and conditioning since his time on the reality show, Chris Cope defeated fellow "TUF 13" semifinalist Chuck O'Neil via unanimous decision in the night's first televised fight.
The welterweight fight, which was largely a kickboxing match, favored Cope, who mixed punches and kicks from varying angles to keep O'Neil off balance. Cope closed out the fight with some solid (if telegraphed) spinning back kicks and fists, and he kept O'Neil from putting together any sustained attacks during the bout's 15-minute duration.
All three judges gave Cope the clean sweep for a 30-27 victory.
"A lot of people growing up doubted me," said Cope, a Team Lesnar fifth-round pick who defeated O'Neil, the team's injury replacement. "I was laughed at. People said I wasn't that good of an athlete. Look at me now. How do I look in high-definition?
"I'm just constantly trying to improve."
Cope (5-1 MMA, 1-0 UFC) now has won two straight, which included a 2010 Strikeforce victory. O'Neil (8-5 MMA, 0-1 UFC) snaps a three-fight win streak.
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By admin | Published: Thursday, 26 July 2018
The Green Councillors have tabled three questions to tonight's meeting of Reigate and Banstead Borough Council. The usual procedure is that the Council Executive member with the relevant portfolio will read out an answer, then we will have the right to ask a supplementary question.
If you'd like to hear the answers, you can watch the webcast here: https://reigate-banstead.public-i.tv/core/portal/home
The meeting begins at 7.30pm.
Cllr Steve McKenna will ask:
In the response to the National Planning Policy Framework consultation, which is attached to the letter to the Planning Inspector concerning the Council's Development Management Plan, the Council stated the following; "we would like to see the previous commitment to garden village principles being reinstated" and …"a commitment to garden city principles is not set out anywhere else in government". This was shared to all councillors as a public document but we understand that there is intention to place this on the Council's website.
Why is the Conservative leadership of this Council pushing for this change to the National Planning Policy Framework, which will encourage large scale development of housing in the Green Belt, amongst other places?
Also, why does the Council refer to a garden city as opposed to a garden village, which sounds like an endorsement of large-scale development in the countryside?
Cllr Hal Brown will ask:
Local Conservative councillors recently stated their opposition to plans to build on and around Redhill Aerodrome, yet last time they had an opportunity to vote on this issue, in December 2017, the vast majority of Conservatives voted in favour of the plans to safeguard this land to be built on for houses after 2026 as part of the Council's Development Management Plan. More recently, the Council's ruling Executive supported minor changes to the Development Management Plan but no changes to plans to safeguard the land around the Aerodrome as the only proposed location beyond the plan period. Can you clarify whether the position of the Conservative administration has changed since the plan was voted upon in December?
Cllr Jonathan Essex will ask:
The Council's interest in the Pathway for Care company has changed over the past few months from a 1.1 million loan to a 1.1 million stake in shares of two companies, which may be redeemed in 5 years' time. Please can you provide a breakdown of the total amount that the Council has invested in Pathway for Care to date, the number of people that have taken up each of the services offered by the company so far, and what the expected return on that investment will be until these shares are redeemed?
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The heart of England – the Cromford Canal
What is special about British canals?
Cromford canal wildlife
Is the charming village of Cromford in Derbyshire in the North of England or the Midlands? Well for me and someone who lives in Nottingham and a forty minute drive away from Cromford it is definitely in the Midlands. In the Canal and River Trust in their brilliant little book 'coolcanals Walks' Cromford Canal is under the heading North of England. In a simple but graphic statement the canal's landscape sums up what is the heart of England, although equally beguiling canal towpaths can also be found in Wales and Scotland. Visit my blog Walking the Great Glen Way.
There is something very special about the British canal with the backdrop of beautiful woodlands and forgotten flowers, diversity of wildlife and historical buildings dating back centuries. However what distinguishes it from everything else is its 'slowness'. We walk and cycle along the towpath, paddle our canoe and try to steer our narrow boat and everything slows down. We enter a world that has almost been forgotten today.
Revival of the countryside through the canal
The verdant hillside surrounding Cromford Canal
Yes you have canals in many other countries such as France which have their own sense of beauty. Somehow they are different – usually much wider and without the wildness of the British countryside. In terms of the importance to the economy the British canal was replaced by the railways so it is ironic that like so many other canals in Britain the Cromford Canal is bordered by the local railway running from the village of Whatstandwell to Matlock via Cromford. However the Cromford Canal has reinvented itself and become a centre for tourism bringing much needed money into the local economy. This revival of the countryside through the canal, which is repeated all over Britain, has been achieved without spoiling the peace and quiet of the location.
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Swans & cygnets go for a paddle
The start of the Cromford Canal is at Cromford Wharf and across the road from the Cromford Mills. I have visited here many times before but the setting of the rolling and verdant woodland hills of the Derbyshire countryside never fail to inspire me. I suspect many people have come here in the midst of 'Corona Virus' to escape the fear of the pandemic. They won't have been disappointed as the tranquility of the canal and its bustling wildlife is always here whatever else is happening in the world. The swans take their cygnets for a trial run through the rushes and compete for space in the water with the ducklings. Hidden away are the water voles but they all seem to happily co-exist. Along the hedgerows you see all sorts of berries growing, including blackberries which are just ready for picking as it is the beginning of August.
A playground for all ages
A middle aged lady escorts her elderly parents from her car to one of the many canal side picnic tables. This one is under the trees to provide some much needed shade from the mid-day sun. Her mother maneuvers her walking frame with wheels across the grass and the walking frame converts into a comfortable camping chair with the extra comfort of cushions. Younger parents try to keep their little children happy by bribing them with ice creams as they sit at the picnic tables. Nearly all have brought their own picnic food and some even have the luxury of a picnic hamper to add some summer style to the occasion. The local cafe however is also doing quite a brisk trade as the customers avail themselves of the two for one offer subsidized by the government in an attempt to kick start the economy after the malaise of the 'Corona Virus'. The sunshine has encouraged us to escape the local towns and cities and just sunbathe in the idyllic setting of the Cromford Wharf.
Exploring the canal in a blow up plastic canoe.
The tunnel at Cromford canal
A local outdoor pursuits organizer has unloaded his van and a row of sturdy canoes equipped with oars and life jackets are lined up on the canal side. More interestingly are two plastic blow up canoes which are being launched onto the water. They safely launch their canoes and start to paddle along with two people in each boat maneuvering the canoes along the water. I ask them where they had purchased their canoes. The surprise answer is £40 from Aldi! When had Aldi started to become a sports equipment supplier? In fact the canoes look quite stylish as they glide along the water and the canoeists although not experts soon master the art of paddling with their oars. Although not always pointing in the right direction they are obviously having good fun despite looking a little nervous. Perhaps this is because they are beginners at this craft or is it the fact they are not equipped with life jackets?
High Peak Junction
After you leave Cromford Wharf you can amble along the towpath towards High Peak Junction. This is a distance of about one mile and you can reward yourself with a cup of tea or coffee or treat yourself to an ice cream at the local cafe. Free toilets are also available at this point. You may also like to visit the oldest surviving railway carriages and workshops in the world. This is where the canal meets up with the High Peak Trail which follows the former railway line to Dowlow. This is a steep trail used by both cyclists and walkers.
Just after this point the canal is not passable by canoes and boats but the swans and ducks do manage to wade their way through the weeds and water lilies. There are also benches on the tow path for the walkers to rest on and a bridge for visitors to pass over to the other side of the canal so you can return for part of the way on the opposite side of the canal. It is also possible to explore some of the adjacent woodland via local footpaths that radiate out from the main canal towpath.
The chimney at Leawood Pump House
Richard Arkwright built Cromford Mill in 1771 and directed the construction of Cromford Canal which was completed in 1794. Richard Arkwright did not see its completion as he died in 1792. The canal was essential for the working of the mill which housed the world's first water powered cotton spinning frame. Some would say it was the start of the Industrial Revolution.
Gregory Tunnel
About half a mile further along from the High Peak Junction on the other side of the canal is to be found the Leawood Pump House. It was built in 1894 to pump water back into the canal which had been displaced by boats using the using the 14 locks from Cromford Canal to the Erewash Canal. Today however the canal finishes at Wigwell Aqueduct. Beyond this point the canal is no longer navigable and much of it is derelict. However recently a planning proposal was submitted to the two local councils to extend the canal beyond this point.
Less than a mile further along you come to Gregory Tunnel which is 76 yards long. Beyond this point eventually leads to a nature reserve. Also nearby is Whatstandwell railway station which you could use to catch a train to return to the station in Cromford.
Holidaying at home
At the time of writing most of us this year have decided to holiday at home following the restrictions imposed by the government to limit the spread of the Corona Virus. The fear of being quarantined following a visit abroad means more folk are exploring the delights of the British countryside. The Cromford Canal is a prime example of what is on offer. It can be combined with a cream tea at the Cromford Wharf and just a few minutes walk away a pint of bitter or glass of wine at a local pub in the village. Hopefully when the impact of the pandemic has receded more overseas visitors will also venture out from the obvious tourist spots in the UK and discover that Cromford Canal really is the 'Heart of England'.
You may also like to visit 'Friends of Cromford Canal' here.
Photographs by Sarah Hacking
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Jim Ross column: Funny how important editorial cartoons can be
I'm glad we take great care when making selections
Whenever the Star-Banner Reader Advisory Board meets, the discussion eventually turns to the editorial cartoons that the newspaper publishes.
As a writer, I envy cartoonists. They can summarize a feeling, a sentiment, a controversy, a triumph — anything, really — in a minimum amount of space. If a picture is worth a thousand words, then a good cartoon is worth at least that much.
The ideal cartoon resonates immediately. A few weeks ago, when Marvel comics genius Stan Lee died, a cartoon showed mourning superheroes carrying his casket.
Perfect image.
The not-so-ideal cartoon is mean or crass instead of funny or poignant. I won't cite any examples, lest I perpetuate the problem, but I'm sure you can think of an editorial cartoon that instantly turned you off.
At our board meetings, members always discuss memorable cartoons, usually in a positive spirit. It's always a useful reminder to me that the editorial cartoons are an important part of our product. The cartoons are almost never local, but that doesn't matter. We are a local paper, and anything we publish needs to be appropriate for our audience.
How do we get these things? Editorial Editor Brad Rogers tells me we subscribe to three syndicated services that offer a variety of cartoons. He then chooses the ones that he thinks are best.
Brad said he tries not to overload on any one topic (such as the president.) As I wrote this column, I looked back at some recent cartoons. They took aim at the president, of course, but also at Larry Kudlow, who is director of the National Economic Council, the Supreme Court, newly elected Gov. Ron DeSantis, lobbyists, GM, Saudi Arabia and Nancy Pelosi.
One cartoon was in the poignant category; it celebrated the late President George H.W. Bush.
The board always provides a good reminder that our readers are closely watching the cartoons we choose, and that the cartoons can elicit strong feelings. I'm glad we take great care in this important task.
Programming note: Speaking of the late President Bush: A few people wondered why we chose page A2 as the place to publish the first story about his death. Some may have suspected that such placement was a sign of disrespect, but that was not the case at all.
The news was reported about midnight on Nov. 30/Dec. 1. By that hour, almost the entire paper (for Dec. 1) was produced and ready for press. We made room as best we could, knowing there would be more stories down the line.
We had follow-up stories on page A1 on Dec. 2, 3 and 5, which I think is appropriate placement.
Also, please note that online coverage of the death was prominently placed on the home page of Ocala.com.
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World champion Lizzie Armitstead refused to wallow in self pity after failing to end the furore over her missed drugs tests with an Olympic medal during the women's road race at the Rio Games.
Armitsead was unable to find her best form and finished fifth, following a week of turmoil during which she was given an Olympics reprieve by the Court of Arbitration for Sport after missing three drugs tests during 2015.
London 2012 silver medallist Armitsead, 27, was in contention until the final stages when she fell away as Dutch rider Anna van der Breggen claimed gold ahead of Sweden's Emma Johansson and Elisa Longo Borghini of Italy.
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Burn My Shadow :: Blood Brothers | Tapas
The year is 2113. Global political and economic stability has been upset by extreme weather conditions, as well as an ever-growing population. Tharmas is an outcast in search of his long-lost sister. In spite of his objections, he begrudgingly accept...
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Official Post from Burn My Shadow: And finally, after a long wait, here's the third volume of Burn My Shadow, Blood Brothers!Here, we focus our storytelling on Tharmas's endgame. What keeps him going, what he wishes to achieve.But enough blabbing,...
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Burn My Shadow is a dystopian comic book created and written by Lanza Sebastiano, pencilled by Conti Fabio, inked by Bert and Miriam Scaringella.
The year is 2113. Global political and economic stability has been upset by extreme weather conditions, as well as an ever-growing population. Tharmas is an outcast in search of his long-lost sister. In spite of his objections, he begrudgingly accept K's company, a child journeying alongside him.
The search leads Tharmas and K through the megalopolis speckling a predominantly arid wasteland. Cauldrons to diverse cultures, the urban complexes, shielded from extreme weather events by gargantuan domes, house the better portion of the world population. Food and water reserves are scant; electronic masks, serving as IDs and credit chips, are provided amongst the wealthy.
The journey will bring Tharmas face to face with the new world's leading figures; he will avail himself of violence as he investigates his sister's whereabouts, whilst his relationship with K will delve deeper into his individuality.
Yes!! I love it when things overlap and intertwine together. It gives a story depth.
Hey, a fellow day job juggler and convention booth-er! *waaves~ * your art style is really fun and kudos for setting it in your home country!
Oh my. East Asian empress as a main character, mysterious Champion, understated possibility of romance amidst wider intrigues....Shackles checks so many story elements I am partial to. Am making time to have a proper read!
jeffanime1 2019-11-19 17:53:44 UTC #45
Ok my Webcomic Manga Academy the story so far...
Yuta a young aspiring Manga artist attends a prestigious academy for upcoming manga artists.
After meeting his dorm roomates (two of them surprisingly female) they tour around the academy and meet their teachers along the way. They the come across a device called the Mangadeck that transports them to a world inside a manga. after returning Yuta meets the creator of said manga who warns him not to go back in. He agrees but asks if he can the story a bit. He considers it. The volume end with Yuta having a welcoming party with his roommates.
Vol 2. Yuta is having trouble getting along with one his female roommates Akane who doesn't trust him. He meets the developers behind the mangadeck before be stopped by a mysterious guy prattling on about manga troupes. He Then goes the electronics store and finally to class where their teacher Bell takes them to a fantasy world in the Mangadeck
Now your caught up Check out the Comic to see it in detail. BTW I'm redoing older pages so quality may jump back and fourth.
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In the not so distant future Manga and Anime has grown and evolved with new innovations in technology. Many manga schools abound but among them sits the most prestigious of all Manga Academy. Many aspiring manga artist come here to make it big and...
I just started mine and can't wait until I have enough to try and recap ahahaha. Good job to everyone who has gotten so far in their comics you're amazing oh my god
Ah I'm very happy that you're interested in Shackles! Thank you so much and hope you enjoy reading it!
Ah that's brilliant- A manga creator's journey, manga how to tips, and a fantasy/sci fi setting, all in one! Checks down on another title to revisit~
dragonsparking 2019-11-20 18:00:44 UTC #49
I've got a fair bit of ground to cover but here goes...
As part of his training to become a Martial Ranger, Rip Vykirson answered a distress call in the forest of Vahalland. What he discovered was a camper illegally staying there.
The Mystery Camper was beset by a terrifying large primate, a Frost Giant.
Rip defeated the monster, only to discover that this Camper was actually a mercenary and out for blood, specifically the blood of Rip's adopted father, Vykir. The merc's partner arrived and Rip barely managed to fight them off.
Vykir and Rip's older sister Freya arrived and rescued Rip from the Mercenaries, named Erick and Moira. Soon after, the mercs escaped.
Rip and his famliy returned home. And it was revealed that he was ready to be recruited into the ranks of the Martial Rangers. But during the ceremony, Rip and Vykir were surprised by one of Vykir's old enemies.
Rip was sent away by the villainous Loki's Teleportation ability and Vykir was captured. Erick has been working for Loki the entire time and proceeds to capture Rip's mother as well.
Rip appears just outside of a family friend's house that is burning. The arsonist is one of Loki's warriors, Jotunna. The two engage in combat, and after a great struggle, Rip is victorious. Erick has also betrayed Loki and is now following Rip for his own dastardly ends...
And that's where it's left off now. There's a new chapter tomorrow though...
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Rip Vykirson gains the strength of a Dragon when he activates his ability The Dragon Spark. Rip is on a quest to become a warrior in the order of The Martial Rangers Obstacles and foes await in: Dragon Sparking
You had me at Prohibition, Noir and webcomic! And yes, the recap tells just enough to set the stage and tease a little
Happy to see that the genre interests you, it's not a very popular genre. And it reassures me to see that the summary is good, I am rather bad at it x)
That's one. wild. ride! Am truly impressed by the scope and scale of your works- Thanks for sharing them!
Thank you for the kind words!
Haha! Love the energy in Voila- all the best with it~ ^-^/
GabbieWolf 2019-11-29 02:37:10 UTC #55
My story only has the first chapter done and I will be coming off hiatus next week, so I will do a recap.
Eugene is a new grad with an underpaid job who hasn't been in contact with his college boyfriend/roommate Iggy for a while. Out of the blue he gets a call from said boyfriend/roommate with a job offer that is to good to be true. The catch is he has to move to a whole different state and the job starts immediately so he will have to take up roommate status again and live with Iggy until he gets on his feet. If that's not awkward enough the first night he stays at Iggy's he has a strange nightmare. When he wakes up there are strangers in the room, and he is informed Magic is real. Not only is magic real but his nightmare was some sort of magic induced hallucination, and the reason his ex broke things off is because he is the son of the Sorcerer Supreme. Which is the political leader of the magical society.
Grimoire Athenaeum | Tapas
Eugene Park is a new grad working part time. When his old University roommate (and past romantic fling) Ignatius Moore calls him with a full time job offer, Eugene jumps at the chance. Eugene not being magically inclined at all, had no idea his old...
Summary: Polish Composer Frederic Chopin discovers and takes in a Witch fleeing from the Witch Hunt. His emotions - Instant regret.
Summary: A girl from New York runs away from home, mugs a Goddess of Second Chances and Rebirth, rescues said Goddess from being capped in the head by a 9mm, and decides to become the CEO of a fantasy guild full of reincarnated figures of history..... Show her the girls.
Summary: A 15 cm Fairy Queen of the Kingdom Alfheim leaves behind her Magical White House to hide and relax in her time-space jumping treehouse. Every time she sits down to have her daily Rum and Chocolate, people in history disturb her for help or favors...Get out or she'll throw a Level 50 Fireball up your @ss.
Summary: A Halfling Warlock is looking for her sister. Her first step is to infiltrate an Adventuring Guild for leads...if anyone ask her identity - she is the baker......Cookie? Gluten-free.
Dandy Lionhart (A Hobbit Spy's Diary) | Tapas
The adventures of a certain Halfling Warlock, who works as a Spy for the Dungeon Intelligence Bureau. These are her diaries, as she begins her life in a Guild called Force Grey, in the City of Splendor - Waterdeep (Faerun)
Sonya123 2019-12-02 20:55:10 UTC #57
Ok, here I go
Flavian-Neel, a commoner, takes on the job of cleaning his mother's mess but never expected to be the center of the empire's attention by doing so
Angel-Wings | Tapas
In the Empire of Solray, Flavian-Neel wants to get by for himself and his airhead mom. He is known for his angel wing birthmark on his back in his little village but one day, he gets in trouble and has to pay by replacing a king-servant in the...
LDJones 2019-12-02 21:23:33 UTC #58
Summary: A young magician, along with her cousin and an unlikely ally, must escape from a group of dark magicians who desperately want to obtain the ancient artifact that she holds in her possession. While fleeing from the magicians known as Shades, they embark on a mission to a hidden city in search of help from one of the seven magical orders around the world.
The Black Lotus | Tapas
Ever since Makaela Moreau, daughter of the most important magician in the world, received a vision from the goddess of prophecies, the hidden world of magic has been preparing. However, she wants nothing to do with her new destiny. When her home...
burginlewis 2019-12-03 03:15:14 UTC #59
Atypical Native American fantasy. We start out with a squad of assassins, and interwoven with that is the drama of a depressed and angsty college student (the MC) who finds herself in another world. The assassins and the student periodically interact or see each other in passing, a love triangle develops, and you gradually become unsure who the good guys are and who the bad guys are.
Unveiled | Tapas
When Riley Thornton falls in a river, she discovers another world. Riley Thornton is an 18-year-old student who moves from Oklahoma to Ohio to start college. When she stumbles into a river she sees another world appear. She discovers that this is...
ratscout 2019-12-03 03:42:35 UTC #60
Hmmmm there's this weird fairy guy, Eory, who's been locked in a tower his whole life, and he admires this immortal, invincible warrior woman who has protected his family for hundreds of years and prays that she'll come rescue him someday. Eventually, the king who imprisoned our main character due to his evil heritage decides to finally free Eory and let him stay free on the condition that he behave at the ball for one night, although his motivations are mysterious for doing so. Pollyanna, the old, ancient warrior-maiden who Eory admires, reunites with him and advises him to run as far away from the king's castle as possible, but he decides to attend the ball anyway to prove that he is not a threat.
Inheritance :: One: A Mess | Tapas
Hellllooo folks! I have returned from a long school day to post my writer's camp story! Here we have an introductory of two very important characters, Eory and his caretaker Kori! We get some insight into Eory as a character and see that he has...


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Bay city michigan
Bay City, Michigan, (population 36,817) was founded in 1857. It is located near the mouth of the Saginaw River, which drains the Saginaw Valley and flows into the Saginaw Bay of Lake Huron.
Shipyards in Bay City began opening during the 1850s and 1860s, building tugboats, yachts, and larger sailing ships. Shipbuilders such as Wheeler, Davidson, and Defoe continued turning out large freighters and several U.S. Navy vessels through the end of World War II.
During the 1870s, logging and lumbering employed more workers than any other industry in the United States, and the industry's epicenter was the Saginaw Valley. During peak years, some 10,000 workers were employed in more than 100 steam-powered sawmills along the river in Bay City, including the two largest in the world, the McGraw and Sage mills. By the early 1900s, lumbering had diminished, but Bay City remained the nation's largest manufacturer of pre-cut mail order homes by the Aladdin, Lewis-Liberty, and Sterling companies.
Other important industries also emerged during the early 1900s, including heavy equipment manufacturing, sugar beet processing, and coal extraction. More recently, auto parts manufacturing and tourism have become important elements of Bay City's economy.
After sitting idle for over three decades, Bay City's only remaining railroad depot, the 1904 Pere Marquette, is once again becoming a center of activity. The exterior is being restored, and the interior will house a community foundation and the city's convention and visitors bureau.
The Historical Museum of Bay County draws visitors from around the world with its maritime galleries and changing exhibits on the people and industries of the area. Visitors also enjoy free, narrated river tours highlighting historical riverfront sites and community history. Other tours include Historic Trolley Tours that highlight different aspects of the city's past and the annual Tour of Homes, which includes in-depth histories of houses along the route.
Bay City celebrates River of Time, a living history event that attracts more than 50,000 visitors each year. The park is turned into a pioneer village and hundreds of re-enactors perform in several period encampment sites, depicting the Colonial period, the French and Indian War, and the Civil War.
Designated a Preserve America Community in October 2007.
City of Bay City Historic District Commission


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Q: Adding a new Entity Framework shows warning and no wizard is displayed Every time I want to add an Entity Data Model using "EF 6.x DbContext Generator" to my VB.Net project, this warning appears instead of "Entity Data Model Wizard":

Running this text template can potentially harm your computer.Do not run it , if u obtained it from an untrusted source
Click OK to run the template
Click Cancel to stop the process

And when I click OK no wizard is showing. just two .tt file are added to the project. These .tt files are opened as text files.
I tried this with several new projects and this error happens everytime.
I have Microsoft Visual Studio Enterprise 2017. Version 15.7.6

A: The correct way of adding a new Entity Framework Model using the "Entity Data Model Wizard" is selecting ADO.NET Entity Data Model in the "Add New Item" window instead of EF 6.x DbContext Generator.
But that warning will still show sometimes.

A: go to path:
Tools > Options-> Text Templating ->Show Security Message set  False


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London has the perfect thing for you! The Bermondsey Beer Mile.
Located in southeast London is a stretch of elevated train tracks where a bunch of brewers decided to cleverly to locate their microbreweries under the railway arches. Luckily for us, the public, the breweries open their doors to the public on the weekend!
Unlike a lot of breweries which are generally a shopfront, the breweries on the Bermondsey Beer Mile is actually where the magic happens. During the week they are busily brewing beer in their archways and on the weekend convert the workshop into a taproom.
If you want to do the full shebang you need to go on a Saturday. The opening times will vary between breweries but as a general rule, they are open between 11 am to 5 pm. All the microbreweries are open on Saturday and the ones closer to Druid street are open more frequently. Sunday is a chilled day to wander around the arches and trying good beer.
I've included all the opening times for the breweries in the article.
I have added a list of taprooms that you can visit on the beer mile. Bonus it's a google map so the map can be saved on your phone!
Which direction should I take on the Bermondsey Beer Mile?
I like to start at Fourpure and get my walking out of the way early! The closest stations are South Bermondsey (national rail) or Surrey Quays (Overground). Keep an eye on the time as some of the breweries like Southwark Brewing Company will close at 6pm.
Finishing at the London Bridge end will also means you are closer to the tube to get home. However, there are other advantages to starting other way around it's that you can drink at Fourpure until 8pm. Plus you can start the day by grabbing breakfast at Borough Markets.
Both options you can grab lunch at Maltby Street Markets.
This order can be reversed if you decide to start at the London Bridge instead of starting at the South Bermondsey (National Rail).
Fourpure Brewing Co. was opened up by two brothers in 2013 and they have created a successful business now selling widely. They pride themselves in brewing exceptional beer and in my opinion, it's quite tasty! Unlike the other breweries, this one is located in a warehouse rather than a rail arch which features ample seating, bar, DJ and street food.
Recommendations: I love India Pale Ale (IPA) and Fourpure really delivers with its Session IPA. My second choice would be the American Pale Ale. They are around 4% each beer type.
At Partizan Brewery is the smallest brewery on the beer mile and is based in the old Kernel brewery. There will only be standing room in amongst the giant steel tanks of beer but don't let that put you off. They brew some pretty tasty beers ranging from their core to seasonal beers. Their style more focuses on uniqueness rather than any particular style.
A recent addition to Bermondsey Beer Mile and one of the few companies on the beer miles that are not a brewer but they are a local craft beer distributor. EeBria pours a variety of microbrews on a rotating tap and also serves beer in cans and bottles. They work with over 100 breweries in the UK and aboard to deliver excellent fresh beer to you!
Some of the breweries that have been featured Buxton, Moor, Cloudwater and Fyne, Northern Alchemy, Deya and Fallen, and every kind of craft brewery in between.
Bonus for summer it has a beer garden at the back of the railway arch and also has free air hockey and shuffleboard to keep you entertained.
The Kernel is the original Bermondsey brewery established in 2009 and the initiators of the beer mile. They no longer brew here since they expanded but you can drop by and pick up some of their freshly bottled beer. The beer is bottled alive, to give them time to grow.
Specialising in Pale Ales, India Pale Ales and old-school London Porters and Stouts with upfront hop flavours.
The Kernel is the earliest closing brewery on the Bermondsey Beer Mile closing at 2pm so if you want to try their beers it's something you need to factor into your plans.
As it suggests in the name, Ubrew is about teaching you to brew. Which is great for keen brewers who don't want to buy the brew kits or those who just want to learn how to brew like a pro. Occasionally they offer their members beer on tap and it can be an interesting range. I remember once having a lavender flavoured beer which was a bold choice on flavours!
Depending on how you plan the beer mile, this is a great place to end the mile as its open later hours than some of the other taprooms.
Expect it to be busy at Brew by Numbers as their good beer attracts big crowds. They opened their doors in 2012 and quickly outgrew their space due to the popularity of their beers. Brew by Numbers will generally have 6 taps on offer and selection of bottles. Expect a variety of hop and flavour combinations in their beers.
Not sure about you but I get hungry after a few beers, the beer mile has this covered as well! At this point, I would take a little detour Local food markets open on the weekend on Maltby and Druid Street, try some of the best local food in the area. Some of the breweries will allow you to bring food in from the markets into the brewery or they will have their own food options.
The Bottle Shop doesn't brew beer, they pride themselves on sourcing truly awesome beer and can be bought at wholesale prices in Bermondsey. There is over 200 local and international beer available. The shop has plenty of seating as well which is always a bonus!
Paul Anspach & Jack Hobday started as homer brewers, after rave reviews they set-up a Kickstarter campaign in order to raise enough funds to open up a brewery. Once they raised enough funds they teamed up with another team of brewers, Bullfinch Brewery and the brewery was born.
Now you can try their a good range of innovative beers from these prolific and increasingly accomplished brewers. The porter is meant to be one of Anspach and Hobday best beers on offer so make sure you add that to your list! The porter has the classic undertones of coffee, chocolate and fruit cake all present.
Don't forget about Bullfinch, their beer is all about the hops with the IPA being particularly good!
Craft beer brewed with honey sourced from London urban beekeepers. Hiver Beers are generally refreshing blonde beer and rather than using additives they use honey.
They are all about supporting the British market and ensure that everything from their glass, print our bottles and stamp our business cards are from British suppliers. Additional they back to the bees by donating 10% of profits to pollinator charities.
Recently opened in June 2017 in Bermondsey arches, they started brewing cider in an East-end Kitchen in London 2012. It was the first urban cidery in London. Hawkes Cider decided to open up a taproom on the beer mile for us to try the fantastic world of craft cider. They have a mix of ciders from traditional apple ciders to mixed berry ciders.
Also offering a range of pizzas from a stonebaked oven to accompany your cider.
Southwark Brewing Company is either at the start or end of the beer mile depending in the direction you choose. Their beer focus is mainly on craft cask ales which is different than most of the breweries on the mile. Don't expect any fancy décor, they literally make space in the work area for a few tables and the brewing equipment is right there for everyone to see.
If you are a fan of Ales give their Golden Ale a go, it's made using a blend of American and English hops.


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THE GIRL WITH THE BROKEN HEART is Lurlene McDaniel's latest YA contemporary novel. The story follows Kenzie as she throws herself into her summer job, putting all her attention on recuperating rescued horses. She's hoping this will be enough of a distraction from her heart condition, her problematic relationship with her father, and her sister's recent passing, but Austin, Kenzie's stableman hired to help her, seems intent on dredging all of those feelings out of her, plus some more. Kenzie can't deny her growing attraction to Austin, but she doesn't know his full story and he's not too willing to share it.
What works well in this book is how McDaniel's sets up the air of mystery around Austin. She doesn't give him just one secret, but instead leaves room for multiple surprises. By cluing the readers in on this fact from the beginning, she seamlessly injects thriller aspects into an otherwise straightforward romance story. I couldn't guess Austin's final twist, but I really like where McDaniel takes his character. In fact, I would have loved to know about him earlier on, because it would have made more sense as to why he needed to keep his distance from Kenzie and it would have heightened the tension between them.
For a lot of the book, the relationship between Kenzie and Austin feels difficult just for the sake of being difficult. Kenzie's dislike of him from the beginning is a little forced and sometimes their dialogue is stilted. There is also a weird shifting perspective that happens between the two of them at random intervals. A consistent POV would have helped with the pacing and even the suspense.
With that being said, THE GIRL WITH THE BROKEN HEART is completely on brand for McDaniel and will appeal to any of her fans, especially those who have read LOSING GABRIEL or SOMEBODY'S BABY. McDaniel sets her most recent novel back in Windemere, Tennessee, and it's really fun to see her former characters, Lani, Dawson, and Cole make brief cameos.
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Q: OpenID What to pick, and why? I've been thinking of to start using OpenID on my website, so that my visitors can login and feel secure, with credentials they already, for example use to login to Facebook or Google with.
I've been looking at: OpenID Library
Under the section PHP. Then I thought it would maybe be one or two things to choose. But it seems like I'm wrong.

So my question is: What should I pick for my site?

At my website you can login, and then you have your own profile with picture and stuff. While logged in you can write a bulletin. And ofc it's created with PHP.
Actually I would love to have Google and Facebook as the ways to login.

A: Facebook is no OpenID provider. You can only log into FB itself, if you've already got an OpenID from elsewhere. If you want people to use their FB account to log into your own site, you need to use FB's API or some middleware like Janrain's Engage.
Google on the other hand is an OpenID provider, so your users could use their Google accounts to log into your site using only OpenID.
The rest is up to you. And TBH, you should have asked here: https://webmasters.stackexchange.com/


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Far Cry 6 coming to current and next-gen platforms on February 18, 2021
By Pulasthi Ariyasinghe Neowin @LoneWolfSL · Jul 12, 2020 16:26 EDT with 0 comments
During the Ubisoft Forward presentation today, Far Cry 6 was officially announced by the publisher with a brand new cinematic trailer, catch it above. Although some leaks ruined the surprise, we get to see Breaking Bad and The Mandalorian actor Giancarlo Esposito playing the role of the newest villain, president Antón Castillo.
The story this time takes players to the fictional Caribbean island of Yara to take the role of local freedom fighter Dani Rojas, which can be either male or female depending on the player's choice. Unlike the last two entries, the Far Cry 6 protagonist will be voiced this time, and will also appear in cutscenes instead of being a fully first-person experience.
In addition to the usual open-ended vistas seen in Far Cry games, Ubisoft has also stuffed the series' first urban space into Far Cry 6, offering the sprawling capital city Esperanza to explore. There will be allies, both human and animal, to recruit around the island for fighting back against Castillo's regime, and Chorizo the wiener dog will be one of these.
Pre-ordering the title will give players the Libertad Pack, which comes with a special Outfit for Chorizo and a special weapon named "Discos Locos."
Far Cry 6 will be hitting PC, Uplay+, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, PlayStation 4, and PlayStation 5 on February 18, 2021. Also, those who purchase the game on current-gen consoles will be receiving a free upgrade to their respective next-generation version.
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