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Q: SQL Server call a function with parameters taken from a table In a function I have a temporary table variable
DECLARE  TABLE
(
   d DATE
)

which contains some sorted dates:
DDate
2016-06-15
2016-05-11
2016-04-15
2016-03-15
2016-02-16
2016-01-14

I have to call a table-valued function
MyCompare(d1 DATE, d2 DATE)

in a loop for each pair (d, next d) until the returned table is empty. The function returns the current value of d.
How can I achieve it?

A: you use query like this, add WHERE clause with condition you want to check on the function return data
DECLARE @t TABLE
(
   d DATE
)
INSERT INTO @t
VALUES
('2016-06-15')
,('2016-05-11')
,('2016-04-15')
,('2016-03-15')
,('2016-02-16')
,('2016-01-14')

SELECT t.*,fn.*
FROM
    (
        SELECT *,
            LEAD(d) OVER (ORDER BY d ) as NextDate
        FROM @t
    ) AS t
OUTER APPLY dbo.MyCompare(d, NextDate ) as fn
--WHERE fn.columnname IS NOT NULL

LEAD analytical function works with SQL Server 2012 or later. If you are using earlier versions try below.
;WITH CTE AS
(
    SELECT *, ROW_NUMBER() OVER( ORDER BY d ) AS RowNo
    FROM @t
)

SELECT c.d, c1.d AS NextDate, fn.*
FROM CTE c
LEFT JOIN CTE c1 ON c1.RowNo = c.RowNo + 1
OUTER APPLY dbo.MyCompare(c.d, c1.d ) as fn
--WHERE fn.columnname IS NOT NULL

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Category Archives: Wind River
News & Analysis, NFV, vCPE, Virtualisation, Wind River
Wind River launches vCPE NFV platform
February 9, 2016 Business Cloud News
Intel subsidiary Wind River has added to its NFV portfolio with the announcement of a new product which focuses on the virtualization of customer premises equipment (vCPE). The vendor claims it has strengthened its VNF offering to bring initiatives like vCPE management closer to reality.
Wind River's new Titanium Server CPE software adds to the vendor's existing NFV portfolio. vCPE is one of the primary NFV use cases mooted by the telecoms industry; the improvements to Wind River's software could mean all functions traditionally configured on each piece of hardware at the customer's premises can now be handled centrally and instantly replicated across the cloud.
According to Wind River, the improvements to the Titanium Server portfolio (Titanium Server and Titanium Server CPE) will create faster network performance, allow networks to ramp up in size instantly and simplify the commissioning of new additions to any network. The vendor also claims the Titanium Server portfolio's new software stands up to the carrier grade needed for telecom networks.
The cost of administering moves and changes, which is often time consuming and labour intensive, is one of the areas that telcos view as ripe for efficiency improvements. However, the virtualization of CPE functions has proved a challenging ambition to fulfil. The replacement of a system which individually configures each physical appliance (such as a switch or handset) with a centrally managed one could slash operating expenditure (OPEX). The savings would come by substituting the work of multiple physical configurations, requiring a site visit, with a single software change that can be published to all devices on all points of the telecoms cloud, using the new Titanium Server CPE platform, according to Wind River.
Among the new features added to Titanium Server are dynamic CPU scaling, greater system scalability, a virtual switch packet trace tool and the capacity for bulk provisioning and automated deployment. The new release also now supports QinQ tunnelling, IPv6 support for all interfaces and has updated support for all the latest high-performance network interface cards (NICs). It also supports VNF access to hardware acceleration devices, such as the Intel Communications Chipset 8925 to 8955 Series.
The new incarnation of Titanium Server CPE launch follows collaboration with NFV software partners Brocade, Check Point, InfoVista and Riverbed.
Titanium Server and Titanium Server CPE will be showcased at Mobile World Congress 2016.
IBM, Internet of Things, IoT, News & Analysis, Wind River
Wind River and IBM to integrate their IoT clouds
January 28, 2016 Business Cloud News
Intel's IoT software subsidiary Wind River is to work with IBM to make Industrial IoT projects run smoother and more efficiently. The two companies will work together on a series of initiatives aimed at clarifying their processes for each other, offering guidance to third parties and simplifying the task of integrating their respective systems with each other.
A published series of instructions, which IBM describes as 'edge to cloud recipes' aims to guide customers on how to integrate services from the IBM Watson IoT Cloud Platform with products from the Wind River Helix portfolio.
Any customers who use the recipes could, in theory, connect industrial devices running Wind River software to the IBM Watson IoT Cloud Platform and get access to IBM Bluemix cloud services and analytics. This, says Wind River, will help IoT developers develop smart connected devices more easily by cutting the time they'll spend searching for relevant information and variables.
The IBM and Wind River 'recipes' and reference material will also help users with tasks such as device management and help users to apply IBM's machine learning to the IoT. Other guidance that Wind River intends to offer clients and partners includes help on managing devices and systems in different vertical markets. Among the specialities on which guidance is available are smart buildings, transport, factory automation and the health sector.
Under the arrangement Wind River and IBM will provide elements that can be combined for a complete 'edge-to-cloud' IoT solution (a system connecting remote peripherals to the cloud). Detail is available on a range of Wind River operating systems, including VxWorks, Rocket and Pulsar Linux and Helix Cloud (Wind River's family of software as a service offerings). Instructions are available on how to integrate each of these, in turn, with a range of IBM systems including IBM Watson IoT Cloud Platform, IBM Bluemix, and IBM IoT Real-Time Insights for processing device data.
connected car, Intel, Internet of Things, IoT, News & Analysis, Wind River
Wind River partners with Roland Berger and Ricardo to develop automatic driving systems
IoT software company Wind River is to develop car automation software with civil engineering specialist Ricardo and consultancy Roland Berger.
In its car-making partnerships, Wind River will provide automotive software along with architectural and engineering support while Ricardo will integrate it with its physical vehicle systems. The projects will range in scope from advanced in-vehicle infotainment (IVI) to safe and secure advanced driver assist system (ADAS) technologies to autonomous driving.
Autonomous driving calls for advances in software, physical vehicle systems and intelligent connectivity within and outside of the car, according to Marques McCammon, general manager of connected vehicles at Wind River. These will only become a reality if Ricardo can integrate them, which means bringing together new vistas of algorithm development, sensor fusion and hardware integration, according to McCammon.
Wind River has also announced another partnership with global consultancy Roland Berger to help it confront the 'slew of new challenges' created by the jump in safety and security demands that all car makers now face. "Many in the industry are currently playing catch-up and looking to experts to fill in the gaps," said Wolfgang Bernhart, senior partner and automotive expert at Roland Berger.
Car making clients of the two consultancies will receive software strategy direction from Wind River and Roland Berger. Wind River will provide software management, architectural and engineering support as each new car model's development goes from the strategy exploration phase to the proof-of-concept and production phases. Roland Berger will deliver market insights, trend and business analysis will help design new innovative business models.
Meanwhile, Wind River's autonomy within Intel looks set to end as plans have emerged to integrate it into the parent company by 2017. A statement outlining the plan was sent to Wind River employees earlier this week.
Intel bought Wind River for $884 million in 2009 and it has remained independent, but in early January president Barry Mainz left to be chief executive of MobileIron. An Intel spokeswoman told Fortune that incorporation of Wind River would be a logical next step. However, while the rationale is to align Wind River, it will retain its branding and continue to support non-Intel processors, the spokeswoman said.
Helix Cloud, Internet of Things, IoT, Wind River
Wind River launches comprehensive cloud suite
November 4, 2015 Business Cloud News
Embedded software vendor Wind River has launched what it describes as a 'comprehensive cloud suite' for multi-architecture operating systems.
The new Wind River range includes the Helix Cloud, Rocket and Pulsar Linux offerings which are designed to communicate across multiple devices, gateways and microcontroller units (MCUs).
The Helix Cloud is a family of software-as-a-service (SaaS) products including development tools, virtual labs and deployed devices. Their joint mission is to simplify and automate the building and managing of IoT technologies at every stage of the life cycle of a system, from design to decommissioning. The Helix Lab Cloud is a virtual hardware lab for simulating and testing IoT devices and complex systems. Meanwhile, the Device Cloud is designed for managing IoT devices and their data.
Wind River claims it can simplify edge-to-cloud development with a single operating system controlling all dialogue between the device and the cloud. Wind River's Rocket is described as a tiny-footprint commercial-grade quality real-time operating system that's directly connected to its Helix Cloud. This, it claims, creates the support for multiple architectures and applications running on the type of 32-bit MCUs used in small-footprint sensor hubs, wearables and edge devices.
Pulsar Linux is a small-footprint commercial-grade binary Linux OS based on the Wind River Linux distribution that connects directly to the Helix Cloud to run on applications scaling from 32-bit MCUs to 64-bit CPUs.
The platform independent Rocket and Pulsar Linux support Intel and ARM architectures and a range of mainstream commercial boards, so that apps can run on any device and the developer can create an open collaborative ecosystem.
Wind River partners include Advantech, Freescale, HCL Technologies, Texas Instruments and Xilinx. It has also launched a new developer programme for ISVs, OEMs, systems integrators, ODMs and cloud operators.
Intel, Internet of Things, Linux, M2M, News & Analysis, Open Source, Wind River
Wind River announces upgraded IoT software platform
October 5, 2015 Business Cloud News
Embedded tech vendor Wind River has announced an upgraded portfolio of IoT software development tools for the internet of things (IoT).
The wholly-owned Intel subsidiary made the announcement at the Embedded Linux Conference in Dublin this week, and claimed to bring added flexibility and interoperability to its open-source platform, Wind River Linux 8. It also says it's thrown in improved user experience and scalability for addressing IoT, stating that a combination of its virtualization services also allows customers to begin developing apps for IoT platforms within minutes of set-up and installation.
Speaking on the development of the upgraded platform, which will underpin a number of Wind River's existing technology profiles, general manager of OS platforms Dinyar Dastoor is proud of the work the firm's doing in driving the development of IoT.
"Wind River Linux allows customers to extract vast amounts of business intelligence and value from their data, and supports devices of all sizes, architectures and industries – from general purpose and high-performing real-time devices to carrier grade, virtualization, and highly secure military applications," he said. "With the latest version of Wind River Linux and our updated Open Virtualization profile, we are delivering a versatile and robust Linux offering to the market that is ideally suited for the development if IoT devices."
Wind River's Linux platform is born out of the Linux Foundation's Yocto Project, a hardware-agnostic an open-source collaboration project designed to provide templates, tools and methodologies for implementing tailored Linux systems on any embedded product – hypothetically ideal for IoT products, software and infrastructures. Jim Zemlin, the Linux Foundation's executive director, is looking forward to the company's continued participation with the project, based on its extensive contribution thus far – Wind River has so far contributed more than one third of the lines of code used by Yocto.
"Wind River continues to do important work with the Linux community, as well as foster open-source innovation," he said. "We look forward to the company's ongoing contributions to the Yocto Project, and their market success with products like Wind River Linux."
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Q: weak reference to String pool Object As I read the below sample code on wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Weak_reference
import java.lang.ref.WeakReference;

    public class ReferenceTest {
            public static void main(String[] args) throws InterruptedException {

                WeakReference r = new WeakReference(new String("I'm here"));
                WeakReference sr = new WeakReference("I'm here");
                System.out.println("before gc: r=" + r.get() + ", static=" + sr.get());
                System.gc();
                Thread.sleep(100);

                // only r.get() becomes null
                System.out.println("after gc: r=" + r.get() + ", static=" + sr.get());

            }
    }

Output
before gc: r=I'm here, static=I'm here
after gc: r=null, static=I'm here
I am not able to understand the output after gc, where is the strong reference to string referred by sr(WeakReference) to the string in string pool

A: sr is not garbage collected because String internally caches Strings. Therefore the internal caches still has a reference and therefore the WeakRefence is not garbage collected.
Statically constructed String like in the case of sr are added to the cache. String objects constructed using new Stirng("...") are not. Therefore it is usally better to not use new String("...").

A: Here in first case, when you create object of string using new String("I'm here")so object are always created on heap.So after that if you call System.gc(); then that object can directly available for garbage collection.
While in second case, you are passing string as reference of object.So here it will not creat new object of String as string is directly initialized to reference of object.So it will be not available for garbage collection.Because this string will be stay in string-pool.

A: The objects in String pools will not be garbage collected as they do not reside in Heap. If you want to place a new String() in the pool, you have an option to use String#intern()


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Q: how get radio button value in javascript Good day to everyone.
I'm having a problem how to get a value of my radio button using javascript.
Here is the html code.
<input type="radio" name="gender" id="gender" value="male"> Male
<input type="radio" name="gender" id="gender" value="female"> Female

and my script goes this way.

for other value like my firstname and lastname field I was able to get the value. Can anybody give me a sample code how to get a selected gender.

A: IDs must be unique; ID selector returns the first matching element that has the specified ID. You should use classes instead. Since the target elements are radio inputs you also can use the Attribute Equals Selector for selecting the target inputs, and :checked selector for filtering the checked input:
$('input[name=gender]:checked').val();

A: First, you can't have the same ID for two elements, but you can access the radiobutton "group" by its name with plain javascript:
var rbVal = document.querySelector("input[name='gender']:checked").value;

jQuery:
var rbVal = $("input[name='gender']:checked").val();

A: Try this
$('#gender option:selected').val();

A: Question was asking about javascript, not using jQuery.
You don't need unique IDs really. Here's a solution using just JS. Obviously you may need to change some selector stuff around...
<fieldset>
  <input type="radio" name="someName" value="value1" checked="true" />
  <input type="radio" name="someName" value="value2" />
</fieldset>

And the JS:
console.log(document.getElementsByName('someName')[0].value);

Here is the JSBin: http://jsbin.com/jeracaragisa/2/edit?html,js,console

A: document.getElementById("gender").value


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Weekly Entertainment Guide – Terror Behind the Walls, Philadelphia Open Studio Tours & DesignPhiladelphia
An exhibit following the prolific career of Abstract Expressionist Richard Pousette Dart is on display at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. "Full Circle: Works on Paper by Richard Pousette-Dart" can be seen through November 30. Pictured: Garden Poem/In the Forest
Fall fun for families and furry friends. Robin Bloom shares her picks.
The 23rd annual Terror Behind the Walls, the massive haunted house inside the castle-like walls of the abandoned Eastern State Penitentiary, is back and scarier than ever with Hollywood-quality sets, custom-designed props, animatronics, digital sound effects and a cast of more than 200 performers in a theatrical production that consists of six haunted attractions including "Detritus," "Lock Down," "Infirmary," "The Experiment," "Night Watch," and the new interactive "Machine Shop." Visitors can choose whether to explore the prison passively or actively. Try the hour-long, After Dark VIP guided tour by flashlight (visiting Death Row and Al Capone's cell), experience the show in complete darkness with just the light of a glow stick, or bring the kids (ages 7-12) on Family Nights. Ranked among the top 10 haunted attractions in the country, "Terror Behind the Walls" is the largest and runs on select evenings through November 8 at 22nd Street and Fairmount Avenue in Philadelphia.
DesignPhiladelphia
DesignPhiladelphia Festival celebrates 10 years with more than 120 events and over 450 emerging and established designers and creative thinkers at venues across the city, October 9-17. "A Decade of Design" features non-stop programming seeking to unite the region's dynamic creative community by bringing together individuals and organizations from across the design spectrum, placing a spotlight on Philadelphia's rich design history and creative industries at work. With a mix of open studios, exhibitions, lectures, tours, workshops, and more, most events are free and open to the public, including the Old City Fest, October 12, noon-6pm with live music and performances, design showcase, food and more, Arch Street between 2nd and 4th, and 3rd Street between Race and Market Streets. Festival kicks off with a PopUp Place, October 8. Presented by the Philadelphia Center for Architecture.
Philly Photo Day (as heard on WHYY-FM's Morning Edition)
Philadelphia Photo Arts Center, a community hub for contemporary photography, presents the 5th annual Philly Photo Day, Friday, October 10. Take pictures, select your favorite and submit it online to be included in an immense portrait of Philadelphia, online and in a gallery exhibit at Crane Arts November 13 through December 28 and an outdoor exhibition at Dilworth Park in April. See website for rules. Photos can only be in Philadelphia.
Full Circle: Works on Paper by Richard Pousette-Dart
On display at the Philadelphia Museum of Art is Full Circle: Works on Paper by Richard Pousette-Dart. The exhibit follows the prolific career of the Abstract Expressionist, founder of the New York School of painting, and one of the most inventive draftsmen of the twentieth century, with 65 of his finest works on paper – including six watercolors on handmade paper from a series produced in the 1940s – as well as six of the artist's notebooks. On loan from the artist's estate and public and private collections through November 30 in the Honickman and Berman Galleries, Ben Franklin Parkway, Philadelphia. Pictured: Garnet Realm by Richard Pousette-Dart, recently acquired by the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
Cape May Victorian Weekend
Learn about local Victorian heritage at the 42nd annual Victorian Weekend, Friday, October 10 through Monday, October 13, as the Mid-Atlantic Center for the Arts & Humanities hosts events including house tours, living history programs, food and wine events, a crafts and antiques show, murder mystery dinners and more in Cape May, NJ. While there, check out "Scarecrow Alley" on the grounds of the Emlen Physick Estate, 1048 Washington Street.
Philadelphia Open Studio Tours
The annual Philadelphia Open Studio Tours returns for the 15th year, October 11-12 for studios West of Broad Street and October 25-26 for studios East of Broad Street, as hundreds of professional visual artists in several dozen Philadelphia neighborhoods open their studios to the public for the display and sale of their artwork, guided tours, workshops, artist talks and more, noon-6pm each day. Free. A list of participating artists, neighborhood maps, and free mobile app and smartphone guide available online to plan your own itinerary. Guided trolley tours available October 12 & 26, 1pm. Kick-off event on Thursday, October 9, 6pm-9pm at Sonesta Hotel Art Bar. Presented by the Center for Emerging Visual Artists (CFEVA).
Explore the history behind the "food of the gods" and its impact across the world in the Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University's Chocolate: the Exhibition, opening Saturday, October 11. Tour the historical journey of the cocao plant from its origins in the tropical Central American rainforest, to a sacred drink and currency used by the Aztecs, to the Spanish mixture of sugar with ground cocoa, and through the emergence of the treat now enjoyed worldwide. Opening weekend festivities include live animal shows, chocolate sampling, stories, crafts, and Hispanic Heritage Month activities, 1900 Benjamin Franklin Parkway, Philadelphia. Planned tasting events will occur throughout the exhibition's run including Sustainable Chocolate Day on November 2, Hot Chocolate Bar, and a beer and chocolate tasting.For more chocolate fun, visit the Betsy Ross House on Sunday, October 12, 11am-4pm, for Colonial Chocolate Making and enjoy the tasty treat as our Founding Fathers did with Mars Chocolate History Ambassadors and hands-on demonstrations, chocolate tastings and more, 239 Arch Street, Old City, Philadelphia.
Philly Fall Festivals
The Independence Seaport Museum's 3rd Old City Seaport Festival is this Friday, October 10 through Sunday, October 12 along the Museum's waterfront. Explore tall ships along with music, crafts, food and more. A Parade of Boats opens the festivities on Friday with a Pirate Battle on Saturday, and Sunset River tours each day along with Gosling's Dark 'n Stormy Tavern on the Museum's 2nd floor outdoor terrace overlooking the Delaware River, Penn's Landing, Philadelphia. Bloktoberfest returns this Saturday, October 11, noon-8pm, offering a wide selection of beer by craft breweries from around the country, food from neighborhood vendors and food trucks, and multiple stages of live music on 4 blocks of South Street, between Broad Street and 18th Street, Philadelphia. Free to attend with beer proceeds going to local charities and programs. Celebrate historic Fishtown at the 7th Annual River City Festival, Saturday, October 11, beginning at noon with a 5K fun run through Fishtown, followed by live local music by Matt Pond, the Lawsuits, TJ Kong and the Atomic Bomb, Ginger Coyle, Pine Barons, Katie Barbato, and Levee Drivers. Fun for the whole family with food, drinks, crafts, and other activities, Penn Treaty Park, 1199 North Delaware Avenue, Philadelphia.
Collingswood Book Festival
Don't miss the 12th Annual Collingswood Book Festival, Saturday, October 11, 10am-4pm as Haddon Avenue is filled with nationally recognized authors for adults and children including, Leigh Gallagher, Jay Paterno, Ray Didinger, Wendy Ruderman and Barbara Laker (pictured), singer-songwriter Wesley Stace, Katie Hafner, Jon McGoran, Dan Gutman, Amelia Bedelia's 50th anniversary celebration, and many more as well as booksellers, storytellers, poetry readings, workshops, exhibitors, kid-friendly activities in Loompaland, and entertainment for all ages, Collingswood, New Jersey. All events are free. Rain or shine. In the event of rain, the festival moves inside to Collingswood High School, 424 Collings Avenue. Maps will be available to locate the authors.
Garden State Film Festival's "Best of the Fest"
Get a taste of the Garden State Film Festival with a 90 minute screening of six shorts, the Best of the Fest, October 12, 3pm as part of the Fall into the Arts Festival at Croft Farm Arts Center, 100 Bortons Mill Road, Cherry Hill, NJ. Selections include Admissions (USA), The Wednesdays (Ireland), Jerome's Bouquet (USA) (pictured), Un Peu Plus (France & Ireland), Miyuki's Wind Bells (Japan), Death, Taxes & Apple Juice (USA). Tickets available at the door. This year's GSFF takes place March 19-22 in Atlantic City, NJ.
Edgar Allan Poe: Master of the Macabre
Edgar Allan Poe: Master of the Macabre, a night of mystery and dread at the Woodlands, is Tuesday, October 14, 7:30pm-9:30pm, with literary historian and playwright Rob Velella returning to bring Poe's work to life. After the performance, join in a cemetery walk to visit the grave of Timothy Shay Arthur, a contemporary of Poe's, 4000 Woodland Avenue, University City in West Philadelphia.
Quintessence Theatre Group's "As You Like It" and "Richard II"
Quintessence Theatre Group, known for adapting epic works of classic literature and drama for the contemporary stage, opens its 5th season with its first Shakespearean comedy, As You Like It, performed in rotating repertory with Richard II. Directed by Alexander Burns, both plays are performed as they were in the Bard's day, by an all-male cast, starring Andrew Betz, Alan Brincks, Carlo Campbell, Ashton Carter, Sean Close, Lee Cortopassi, James-Patrick Davis, Connor Hammond, Alexander Harvey, Paul Hebron, Stephen Novelli, Matt Tallman, and Ryan Walter. A Pay What You Can preview of Richard II is Thursday, October 9 at 7pm. Post-Show talkbacks with the cast and director will take place on October 19, 23, 26, and 30. The productions can be seen through November 9 at the Sedgwick Theater in Mt. Airy, 7137 Germantown Avenue, Philadelphia.
Inis Nua Theatre Company's "Ciphers"
Inis Nua Theatre Company continues its tradition of presenting contemporary plays from Ireland, England, Scotland, and Wales with the American premiere of Ciphers by Dawn King. The gripping and unsettling spy thriller about a new member of the British Security Services trapped in a shadowy world of surveillance and subterfuge is directed by Inis Nua founder Tom Reing and stars Isa St. Clair, Felicia Leicht, J. Paul Nicholas and John Morrison, through October 26 at Off-Broad Street Theater in the First Baptist Church, 1636 Sansom Street, Philadelphia. Catch "Setting the Scene," a pre-show exploration of the play's themes and relevant events with guest theater scholars and practitioners on Wednesday, October 15 at 7pm.
South Camden Theatre Company's "Broken Glass"
South Camden Theatre Company celebrates its 10th anniversary with a "Season of Faith," plays that explore belief and conviction in many different ways. Arthur Miller's Broken Glass takes to the stage October 10-26 and juxtaposes the story of a Jewish couple in Brooklyn in 1938 whose marriage is in trouble with Kristallnacht, the "Night of Broken Glass" in Nazi Germany. Written later in the playwright's career. Directed by Craig Hutchings and starring Lee Kiszonas, Michael Hicks, Pat DeFusco, Maria Panvini, Tami Gordon Brody and Dan Hickey at the 96 seat Waterfront South Theatre, 400 Jasper Street, Camden, NJ.
Candlelight Theatre's "Fiddler on the Roof"
Enjoy dinner and toast "To Life" for the 50th anniversary of the beloved musical Fiddler on the Roof, onstage at the Candlelight Theatre. A proven hit, performed in the quaint old barn every ten years, the production features the favorite songs, directed by Artistic Director Bob Kelly, with David Wills starring as Tevye. Original Jerome Robbins choreography adapted and reproduced by Jody Anderson and Bob Miller with music direction by Betsy Conner. All tickets include dinner and the show through November 2, 2208 Millers Road, Wilmington, DE.
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Man's Best Friend: The Art of the Dog
Opening this weekend at Somerville Manning Gallery is Man's Best Friend: The Art of the Dog, an exhibit featuring works that span about 100 years of art history with canine companions in all forms, October 10 through November 15. Opening reception Friday, October 10, 5:30pm-7:30pm, Breck's Mill, 101 Stone Block Row, Greenville, DE. Pictured: That Dog's House by Jamie Wyeth. Visit on Saturday, October 11 and head to the Rockwood Museum and Park for the Pet-A-Palooza, 10am-2pm, with pet competitions, behavioral demonstrations, and more, 4651 Washington Street Extension, Wilmington, DE. Free and pets are welcome.
South Jersey Pumpkin Show
The 11th annual South Jersey Pumpkin Show is Friday, October 10 through Sunday, October 12, with music, vendors, boo barn, dining, contests, kid's craft making, costumed all breed dog parade, tales of the Headless Horseman (pictured) and more, rain or shine, Salem County Fairgrounds, Woodstown, NJ.
Fall Fun Day, PAWS Mutt Strut & Outfest
Celebrate Fall Family Fun Days this October in Sister Cities Park. This Saturday, October 11, 10am-2pm, enjoy music, family-friendly activities, pumpkins, Scarecrow Festival, and more, including animal rescue PAWS and Morris Animal Refuge on site, pet supplies, treats, and dog training demonstrations. Free and open to the public, 18th Street and the Benjamin Franklin Parkway, Philadelphia. The 8th annual PAWS "Mutt Strut," Dog Walk and Adoption Festival is Saturday, October 11, to raise funds and awareness for PAWS' efforts to save Philadelphia's homeless, abandoned, and unwanted animals. Check-in begins at 9am, strutting starts at 11am, with music, food, pet costume contest (pictured), training tips, pet activities, grooming and more at the Navy Yard, 4747 South Broad Street, Philadelphia. If you don't have a pet, you can "rent" a PAWS dog. Philly Pride's biggest event of the year, Outfest, the 24th annual National Coming Out Day celebration, is Sunday, October 12, beginning at noon with all full day of entertainment plus vendors, groups, and activities including a pet show, 12th/13th and Locust Street in the "Gayborhood," Center City, Philadelphia, Free.
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By Lisa Whaley
There is a feeling in the air: that crisp, fragrant reminder that fall is right around the corner. School buses have hit the road again and, if you listen carefully, you can now hear the happy chatter of children early each morning as they prepare for another day at school.
It always makes me a little nostalgic each year, and a little regretful, that fall school days have long passed me by.
Though I was happy each summer, I loved school as a child and was more than delighted in September when it was time to buy pencils, notebooks, crayons and lunch boxes and set back about the task of learning.
I relished the discovery of new ideas, the exploration of new worlds and then, the chance to read, read and read some more
But this year, rather than the classes, the subjects or even the books I loved, I have been thinking a lot about my teachers.
I remember Mrs. Welch, a teacher with a sweet smile and a special way of making a little third grade student feel warm and welcomed.
I remember Mrs. Barnes, a strict and intimidating instructor who was in charge of a classroom of rambunctious fourth graders
For years, I thought I didn't like Mrs. Barnes. She had short dark hair, cat-eye glasses and a stern, no-nonsense look. She gave me my first low-grade – "NS" for needs improvement in penmanship. Sadly, I still fall short in that skill.
But she was also the teacher that would patiently read to us such classics as "The Wind in the Willows," "The Secret Garden" and "Charlotte's Web."
Now, rather than recalling her with dislike, Mrs. Barnes makes me smile – and I lay at her feet my ongoing love of everything from F. Scott Fitzgerald and Jane Austen to Frances Hodgson Burnett and Laura Ingalls Wilder.
There was also gentle, kind Mr. Peterson.
Mr. Peterson taught science and math. He was an older teacher, one of those that was sometimes mocked by the "cooler" kids. But as Mr. Peterson was teaching me algebra, chemistry and trigonometry, he was also teaching me to believe in myself.
"She's Stanford material," he would tell my mom.
I truly believe I have Mr. Peterson to thank for some of the confidence I needed to leave my small, small town and succeed somewhere beyond its quiet streets.
And then there was Mrs. Towery. Mrs. Towery was my English teacher, as well as my German teacher. She was smart, funny and uniquely herself. She introduced me to the art of choosing the best words to paint the most vibrant picture. Like Mr. Peterson, she helped me to feel smart and self-assured. She gifted me with so many skills I needed to succeed.
Teaching is not an easy job. It takes lots of hard work. It takes time. And it can take money, if you want to do it well.
Still, the best teachers, I have found, give even more than that. They give of themselves.
Often under-appreciated. Occasionally mocked and ridiculed. They just keep giving because they believe they can make a difference in their students' lives.
And they do.
This fall, while I am busy reminiscing, I want to pause and say thank you – to all the Mrs. Towerys, Mr. Petersons and Mrs. Barnes out there.
It may at times seem like a thankless profession. But you are making a difference. You are changing lives.
And I promise you, your students will remember you well.
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CNBC has been ranking the states since 2007, chronicling their competitiveness from the peak of the housing boom through the Great Recession and now into the recovery.
Here are the top state comebacks, comparing our America's Top States for Business rankings in 2009—at the depths of the recession—to today.
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Posted 24 June 2014
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2014 rank: 4
2009 rank: 11
Improvement: 7 places
As a Midwestern state with a characteristically stable economy, Nebraska did not suffer as badly as some states during the Great Recession. But the global crisis hurt demand for the state's agricultural products. Gov. Dave Heineman was midway through his first full term when the crisis hit. He has made tax reform a priority, with mixed success. Nebraska's regulatory climate had already made strides in our rankings, rising to sixth place from 28th in 2008. It has continued to improve and now ranks third.
A sold sign is seen in front of a new single family home on April 16, 2014 in Miami, Florida.
Florida was among the states hardest hit by the foreclosure crisis, and the effects were evident in 2009. We ranked Florida's economy 43rd in the nation that year. This year, it has rebounded to 11th, as the housing cycle has turned—prices are appreciating, while supply has stabilized. But the recovery is uneven. Nearly a third of Florida mortgages are still underwater, according to RealtyTrac, the highest percentage in the nation.
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When the crisis hit in late 2008, Mississippi was still reeling from another disaster just three years earlier—Hurricane Katrina. Then-Gov. Haley Barbour and the legislature responded by drastically cutting spending, including nearly $42 million in cuts in fiscal 2009 alone. Today revenues have rebounded. The state has also taken steps to reform a legal system perceived to be plaintiff-friendly, but many believe considerable work remains.
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Wisconsin's housing market didn't boom the way some parts of the country did, so that helped temper the bust during the financial crisis. Still, job losses were severe. Gov. Scott Walker took office in 2011 with a promise of reforming the business climate and creating 250,000 private-sector jobs in his first term. Wisconsin has added only about 40 percent of that number, though job growth is accelerating. Wisconsin's rankings on costs, workforce and business friendliness have barely moved despite Walker's reforms, but the state economy's ranking has jumped.
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Washington State's heavy reliance on construction and on international markets for its products left the state especially vulnerable to a global economic crisis. Then-Gov. Christine Gregoire and the legislature slashed spending and reformed the budget process. While the state still faces serious fiscal issues, the economy has rebounded well, due in large part to Washington's tech sector. The state is also projecting a $51 million revenue increase this year, thanks to the production and sales of marijuana, which the state legalized in 2012.
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Real estate is the largest sector of Georgia's economy, so the housing crisis truly hit the state where it lives. While Georgia maintained its top 10 status in our rankings throughout the crisis, thanks to its superior infrastructure and strong workforce, the recession hit hard. Unemployment topped out at 10.4 percent in 2009, remaining in double digits through 2010. Today the housing market has worked through its excesses, while Gov. Nathan Deal and the state legislature have slashed spending. Unemployment remains high and the state's education system is troubled, but jobs are returning and the recovery is gaining steam.
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Improvement: 11 places
From Ohio's prerecession peak at the end of 2006 to the lows at the end of 2009, Ohio lost more than 400,000 jobs—mostly high-paying manufacturing jobs. Many of those positions are still lost and unlikely to return. So the state has targeted new industries, including biotech, medical equipment and energy production. While experts say the state is still years away from a full recovery, job growth in those industries is picking up and powering a comeback.
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As in many coastal states, the housing boom and bust had an exaggerated effect in South Carolina. The state's heavy reliance on manufacturing—the second-largest sector of the state economy after housing—deepened the downturn as well. Since then, the housing market has stabilized, and manufacturing has come back in a big way. In 2009, Boeing took full control of a joint venture manufacturing facility in North Charleston, which produces sections of the 787 Dreamliner and is expanding. BMW recently announced a $1 billion upgrade at its plant in Spartanburg. South Carolina's unemployment rate is back below the national average.
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No state took a more direct hit from the financial crisis than Michigan. The panic pushed the Big Three automakers to the brink of bankruptcy; GM and Chrysler soon went over the edge. Unemployment hit a staggering 14.2 percent in August 2009. The U.S. government rescued the automakers, temporarily taking an ownership stake as they reorganized and returned to profitability. Gov. Rick Snyder and the state legislature cut taxes and replenished the state's rainy day fund, and the troubled city of Detroit is in the midst of a historic reorganization. Employers have begun absorbing the state's flood of available workers, and the jobless rate is roughly half what it was at the recession's peak.
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The Great Recession was a body blow to Nevada. The state had been enjoying dizzying growth as the housing market took off and tourism and mining boomed. Then the crisis hit, and everything came up craps. Unemployment peaked at 13.9 percent and didn't fall below 10 percent until last year. Today the tourists are coming back and so are the jobs, with employment growth outpacing the rest of the country. Housing prices have begun to rise again, too, as the market begins to rebalance. But Nevada has much ground to make up, and many experts say a full recovery could still be several years away.
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Militants using new modus operandi to kill targets: Ghulam Nabi Azad
Azad, who met workers from various parts of Kashmir at his residence, said the people of the Valley are against the killing of innocent civilians
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Congress MP Ghulam Nabi Azad. Credit: PTI File Photo
Veteran Congress leader Ghulam Nabi Azad on Wednesday said militants in Jammu and Kashmir have adopted a new modus operandi of killing their targets by using pistols from close range, instead of grenades and landmines.
In this month so far, 11 civilians, including non-residents of Jammu and Kashmir, have been shot dead by militants in different parts of Kashmir.
"There seems to be a shift in the strategy of militants... earlier they would use grenades and landmines. Then they would eliminate their targets in cars... now we are in the fourth stage where they pass close to a civilian target and kill him," he told reporters.
Azad, who met workers from various parts of Kashmir at his residence, said the people of the Valley are against the killing of innocent civilians.
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"People of Kashmir are 10 times more against these killings than people elsewhere in the country," he said.
Azad said the purpose of his interactions was to ascertain the ground situation.
"I wanted to find out from our constituency workers whether militancy has increased or decreased and whether people want statehood or not, among other issues, " he said.
In August 2019, the Centre had abrogated the special status of the erstwhile state of Jammu and Kashmir and bifurcated it into Union Territories of Jammu and Kashmir, and Ladakh.
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BBC – Later – May 26th 2006
Published May 24, 2006	BBC , gig/concert , me , Music Leave a Comment
You may remember the story in the news about BBC staff making up the audiences for popular BBC shows like Top Gear, Jonathon Ross and An evening with Paul O'Grady. Well one show that sort of went round via viral whisperings was Later…with Jools Holland, and it was to this that I went last night.
Bonkers lineup though. Crosby and Nash, Dave Gillmore, Paul Simon, Elvis Costello and…. The Streets. (Plus some crazy Brazilian drumming band) The Green room must have felt like a retirement home. What Mike Skinner was thinking as he nodded along to Simon's 'Graceland' is anyone's guess. Jool's interview with Simon didn't reveal much. Jools: Why's it taken you 6 years to release a new album?" Simon: "Well 9/11 happened…." There was a tiny groan from people around me. But hey, he's the envy of every Starwars fan.
Likewise his interview with Skinner, but then Jools isn't about the probing NME style interview, he more of a ringmaster of aural blood sports. A guy I know is in Belle & Sebastian, and he says that doing Jools is liek stepping into the gladatorial arena. Didn't really feel like that last night, more of a aural chess match, still had a great time and was glad of the opportunity to go. I think the public performing license has come through now, so they'll be letting 'normal people' back in for next weeks show.
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Kelly Stafford, wife of Lions quarterback, rails against Michigan's latest coronavirus restrictions
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Kelly Stafford, the wife of Detroit Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford, went on a rant against Michigan's latest coronavirus restrictions in an Instagram video on Thursday.
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer on Sunday introduced a so-called "Three-Week Pause" in hopes to slow the spread of the coronavirus as the state reportedly broke its single-day case record over the last month, according to FOX2 Detroit.
The pause started Wednesday, which affects in-person learning at schools, indoor-dining at restaurants, all organized sports except for professional, theaters, movie theaters, stadiums, arenas, bowling centers, ice rinks, water parks, bingo halls, casinos, arcades and group fitness classes.
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Kelly Stafford said in her rant that she mostly felt for the small business owners. But retail businesses, salons, childcare and gyms were not affected by Whitmer's order.
"So I'm going to be very blunt: I'm so over it. I'm over living in a dictatorship that we call Michigan. I understand there's a pandemic, and I understand it's very scary. I'm scared of it too. If you are at risk, do not leave your house until there's a vaccine," she said.
"But shutting down all these small businesses — things that people have worked their life for — shutting them down again is not the answer, because they will not make it. So once we are able to leave our house, once this dictatorship decides to let us have some freedom, there will be nothing left.
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"I'm just over it. I see all these people and it brings me, like, to tears. I — and believe me, I know there's people out there that are stating, 'That's really ignorant of you. How could you say that?' Listen, I know not everybody's going to agree with me. Not everybody's going to agree with my every move I make. That's life, OK? We state our opinions, we move on.
"This is my opinion. I feel for these small businesses. It's not that I don't feel for people that have COVID, or the hospitals. I do. But this is my opinion. I do not feel like — I do not like living in a place where they tell me what I can and cannot do. I live once. Again, this is my opinion. You have yours, everyone has their own, and we chalk it up to that."
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The Stafford family has had a hard time navigating the coronavirus pandemic. Matthew Stafford was placed on the reserve/COVID-19 list twice this year. He had one false-positive test before the season started.
According to The Detroit News, she later apologized for her rant.
"All right, y'all, here's what I do best, coming back to apologize after I read some of your things and I get grounded a little bit. I'm really sorry. I was in the heat of the moment. I have a friend losing their business, and it's just getting to me a little bit, so I apologize for calling it a dictatorship," she said.
Kelly Stafford also posted several photos showing which businesses Michigan residents could support during COVID restrictions.
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However, there was heavy police presence as the protestors gathered peacefully at the seawall end along Queen Elizabeth Drive. Police officers then rounded up 14 protestors who were holding placards and told them to board a waiting bus before they were escorted to the CID Headquarters in Toorak. The 14 were cautioned and released without charge.
Leaders of the Political Parties representing the UFDF were then permitted to deliver their petition to the Presidents Official Secretary through the back gate of Government House.
The Petition was put together following a meeting of the UFDF in Suva last night.