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Q: MULE error [main] org.mule.module.launcher.application.DefaultMuleApplication: null I'm getting the following error while trying to run my MULE project in MuleStudio 3.5.  I was running the same project 2 weeks ago and have not made any changes to this particular project.  The only thing I've done is add a new project to the workspace.  If I try to run the new project I get the same error.  I also tried removing the new project, but that didn't work.  However, I have other projects in the workspace that are working fine.  Any thoughts or ideas would be greatly appreciated.
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+ Initializing app 'max_nd_max_workorders'                 +
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INFO  2016-06-16 09:43:03,741 [main] org.mule.lifecycle.AbstractLifecycleManager: Initialising RegistryBroker
INFO  2016-06-16 09:43:03,920 [main] org.mule.config.spring.MuleApplicationContext: Refreshing org.mule.config.spring.MuleApplicationContext@1f2586d6: startup date [Thu Jun 16 09:43:03 MDT 2016]; root of context hierarchy
INFO  2016-06-16 09:43:09,353 [main] org.mule.lifecycle.AbstractLifecycleManager: Initialising connector: httpMaxWOPollingConnector
WARN  2016-06-16 09:43:09,475 [main] org.springframework.beans.GenericTypeAwarePropertyDescriptor: Invalid JavaBean property 'port' being accessed! Ambiguous write methods found next to actually used [public void org.mule.endpoint.URIBuilder.setPort(java.lang.String)]: [public void org.mule.endpoint.URIBuilder.setPort(int)]
INFO  2016-06-16 09:43:12,439 [main] org.mule.lifecycle.AbstractLifecycleManager: Initialising model: _muleSystemModel
INFO  2016-06-16 09:43:12,573 [main] org.mule.lifecycle.AbstractLifecycleManager: Initialising connector: httpConnector
INFO  2016-06-16 09:43:12,611 [main] org.mule.lifecycle.AbstractLifecycleManager: Initialising connector: httpProxyConnector
org.mule.module.launcher.application.DefaultMuleApplication: null
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException
at org.springframework.asm.ClassReader.<init>(Unknown Source)
at org.springframework.asm.ClassReader.<init>(Unknown Source)
at org.springframework.asm.ClassReader.<init>(Unknown Source)
at org.springframework.core.LocalVariableTableParameterNameDiscoverer.inspectClass(LocalVariableTableParameterNameDiscoverer.java:110)
at org.springframework.core.LocalVariableTableParameterNameDiscoverer.getParameterNames(LocalVariableTableParameterNameDiscoverer.java:85)
at org.springframework.beans.factory.support.ConstructorResolver.autowireConstructor(ConstructorResolver.java:193)
at org.springframework.beans.factory.support.AbstractAutowireCapableBeanFactory.autowireConstructor(AbstractAutowireCapableBeanFactory.java:1049)
at org.springframework.beans.factory.support.AbstractAutowireCapableBeanFactory.createBeanInstance(AbstractAutowireCapableBeanFactory.java:953)
at org.springframework.beans.factory.support.AbstractAutowireCapableBeanFactory.doCreateBean(AbstractAutowireCapableBeanFactory.java:490)
at org.springframework.beans.factory.support.AbstractAutowireCapableBeanFactory.createBean(AbstractAutowireCapableBeanFactory.java:461)
at org.springframework.beans.factory.support.AbstractBeanFactory$1.getObject(AbstractBeanFactory.java:295)
at org.springframework.beans.factory.support.DefaultSingletonBeanRegistry.getSingleton(DefaultSingletonBeanRegistry.java:223)
at org.springframework.beans.factory.support.AbstractBeanFactory.doGetBean(AbstractBeanFactory.java:292)
at org.springframework.beans.factory.support.AbstractBeanFactory.getBean(AbstractBeanFactory.java:194)
at org.springframework.beans.factory.support.DefaultListableBeanFactory.preInstantiateSingletons(DefaultListableBeanFactory.java:626)
at org.springframework.context.support.AbstractApplicationContext.finishBeanFactoryInitialization(AbstractApplicationContext.java:932)
at org.springframework.context.support.AbstractApplicationContext.refresh(AbstractApplicationContext.java:479)
at org.mule.config.spring.SpringRegistry.doInitialise(SpringRegistry.java:89)
at org.mule.registry.AbstractRegistry.initialise(AbstractRegistry.java:109)
at org.mule.config.spring.SpringXmlConfigurationBuilder.createSpringRegistry(SpringXmlConfigurationBuilder.java:119)
at org.mule.config.spring.SpringXmlConfigurationBuilder.doConfigure(SpringXmlConfigurationBuilder.java:73)
at org.mule.config.builders.AbstractConfigurationBuilder.configure(AbstractConfigurationBuilder.java:46)
at org.mule.config.builders.AbstractResourceConfigurationBuilder.configure(AbstractResourceConfigurationBuilder.java:78)
at org.mule.config.builders.AutoConfigurationBuilder.autoConfigure(AutoConfigurationBuilder.java:101)
at org.mule.config.builders.AutoConfigurationBuilder.doConfigure(AutoConfigurationBuilder.java:57)
at org.mule.config.builders.AbstractConfigurationBuilder.configure(AbstractConfigurationBuilder.java:46)
at org.mule.config.builders.AbstractResourceConfigurationBuilder.configure(AbstractResourceConfigurationBuilder.java:78)
at org.mule.context.DefaultMuleContextFactory.createMuleContext(DefaultMuleContextFactory.java:84)
at org.mule.module.launcher.application.DefaultMuleApplication.init(DefaultMuleApplication.java:207)
at org.mule.module.launcher.application.ApplicationWrapper.init(ApplicationWrapper.java:64)
at org.mule.module.launcher.DefaultMuleDeployer.deploy(DefaultMuleDeployer.java:47)
at org.mule.tooling.server.application.ApplicationDeployer.main(ApplicationDeployer.java:127)

INFO  2016-06-15 13:50:48,189 [main]   org.mule.module.launcher.application.DefaultMuleApplication: App 'max_nd_pm_workorders' never started, nothing to dispose of
Exception in thread "main" org.mule.module.launcher.DeploymentInitException: IllegalArgumentException:

mule-deploy.properties:
   redeployment.enabled=true
   encoding=UTF-8
   domain=default
   config.resources=max_nd_max_workorders.xml

A: I have come across same situation and I did not think of justifying any solution to the same. Also I don't remember any fixed solution that rectified the issue. Please try any of the following approaches which solved this issue for me.

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*Check if the mule-deploy.properties does not have extra spaces or line breaks and make sure all the needed properties are correct

*Check if you have not used same port number or same connector twice

*Check if you have not used two http listners by mistake as I don't see this is supported in the new Versions of Mule(3.6 and above)

*Clear / delete the .metadata and the .mule folder in the work-space

*For above items you need to re import all the projects as "import project from folder location " again . Make sure you uncheck the copy project to work space

If nothing works then take a new anypoint studio installation and then import all your projects to that in a new workspace.

A: I was facing similar issue with mule server 3.8.3 EE. Got fixed by downgrading to 3.7.0 EE

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Fact Check: Obama's tax plan and small businesses
The Statement: In an interview on Fox News' "Hannity & Colmes" on Wednesday, October 8, Republican presidential candidate Sen. John McCain repeated his assertion that Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Barack Obama's tax plan "raises taxes on small business income."
Get the facts!
The Facts: Obama's tax plans, as stated on his Web site and as discussed by various analysts, would increase individual tax rates for the two highest tax brackets to pre-Bush administration levels of 36 percent and 39.6 percent. That would apply to families with income greater than $250,000 or singles with income greater than $200,000, affecting about 2 percent of taxpayers. That tax increase - or repeal of Bush tax cuts, depending upon one's perspective - would affect a portion of small businesses because many small business owners pay their taxes through personal income tax. The Bush tax cuts are scheduled to expire by 2011. Obama has said he would let them run out for people in the top two brackets, while giving new tax cuts to people making less.
But the number of small businesses and owners that would see a tax increase is hard to pin down because the term "small business" can be used to describe anything from an operation with hundreds of employees, to independent business people with no employees except themselves, to businesses that are little more than income-earning hobbies for their owners who also count income from other sources.
"Technically (the McCain assertion) is correct in that taxes would go up for certain categories of small businesses," said Gerald Prante, senior economist with the Tax Foundation, a nonpartisan tax research group based in Washington. "But it really depends on how you define small business. It's like the very rich - it's only a small percentage of people but they have a lot of money. The same is true of the number of small businesses that would be affected by Obama's highest tax rates - it's a small percentage of the total number of small businesses in the United States."
Prante said the Tax Foundation estimates there are 36 million income-generating operations in the United States that can be classified as small businesses, using the foundation's "very generous" definition. Under current laws, the foundation calculates that small businesses pay $1.08 trillion in taxes annually. With Obama's plan, Prante said, the foundation estimates that "less than a few percent" of those small businesses would be above the $200,000 threshold and face a tax increase.
Obama's tax plan would leave the corporate tax rate at 35 percent and, according to Obama's Web site, taxes would remain the same or be reduced for families with less than $250,000 in income, whether that income came from a small business or wages or other sources.
The Verdict: Misleading. While Obama's plan would increase taxes for an undetermined number of small business owners who pay their taxes through personal income tax and whose incomes exceed $200,000, it would not establish across-the-board tax increases for all small businesses.
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TVT Lighting Columnist Bill Klages to Be Inducted into Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Hall of Fame
HOLLYWOOD—Bill Klages, lighting columnist for TV Technology, will be inducted into the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Hall of Fame. Klages, winner of seven Primetime Emmy Awards, joins a prestigious group of inductees that also includes Chuck Lorre, Vivian Vance, William Frawley, Sherman Hemsley, Mary-Ellis Bunim & Jonathan Murray, Mario Kreutzberger (aka "Don Francisco") and Michael Eisner. The nominees will be inducted in a ceremony at the Beverly Hills Hotel, March 1, 2012.
Bill Klages has been associated with some of the most outstanding productions in television history. After establishing his reputation at NBC with the dramatic series "Playwrights '56," Klages lighted landmark shows of early television starring entertainment legends Milton Berle, Sid Caesar, Ernie Kovacs and Perry Como. In the decades that followed, Klages lighted an array of acclaimed entertainment specials and award shows including "The Kraft Music Hall," "My Name Is Barbra," "Night of 100 Stars," "Sills and Burnett at the Met," "Baryshnikov by Tharp," "The Tony Awards," "The Emmy Awards," "The Kennedy Center Honors," "Sweeney Todd ," "The Grammy Awards" and many others.
Major events he has designed include the 1984 Olympics Closing Ceremonies and the "Liberty Weekend" Statue of Liberty celebration, as well as four Republican National Conventions. KIages has provided television lighting-facility design for the 16,000-seat Lakewood Church in Houston, the 21,000-seat Latter Day Saints Convention Center in Salt Lake City, the George W. Bush Presidential Library in Dallas and numerous other studios and venues. He has also conducted seminars throughout the United States, Canada and Europe. In 2004, he received the "Distinguished Achievement Award in Lighting Design" from the United States Institute of Theatre Technology and was named "Lighting Designer of the Year" at the 2002 LDI Convention. Along with his seven Primetime Emmy wins, Klages has received twenty-one Emmy nominations, as well as Monitor and Ace Awards.
Klages pens the monthly "Lighting Technology" column for TV Technology.


I don't know much about baseball. Okay, I don't know anything at all about baseball. But, I do have a nephew that has played baseball since he was 4.I mean really, since he was a baby. Every single year. He is now starting his freshman year of college,and baseball is his life.I don't know much about baseball, and I don't really remember anything that he has tried to teach me over the years. The one thing that I do remember him talking about over and over is how his coach always wants him to pitch harder.
Pitch harder? Seriously? I didn't even know there was such a thing.. I thought, you kinda, just "pitched". And that was that. But no, apparently that is not actually the case. Apparently, from what I am learning, this is a skill that can be learned, and you can learn to pitch up to like 90 mph. Umm, that is fast... And could really hurt. LOL. But, apparently this can also be a very good skill to have in baseball, and can make you really super successful!
There are books on the subject, products to help you, it just goes on and on! I had no idea that you could even train yourself to pitch harder, or faster. I just kinda thought you had to work with what you had LOL! I really hope that my nephew can take advantage of some of these cool products that are on the market today so that he can do his very best at college and make his coaches proud! I know that he has the potential to be a very successful guy, and I hope that he doesn't squander that when I know how well he could potentially do!
What do you guys think? Do you know much about baseball? If you do, I would love to hear your opinion on pitching products, etc.. What do you think are the best ways out there for my nephew to improve his pitch? I think he is really wanting to do his best since now at college, he realizes that this could very well be his future and he doesn't want to mess up a great opportunity like that! So, share your thoughts in the comments, I would love to hear them!
This has been a sponsored post for Pitch Harder, however, all thoughts and views are 100% my own.
My 17 year old is a senior lefty pitcher. He's pitched faster as he's gotten stronger. He pitches for a college travel team in the summer and will be playing for that college team next year after he graduates HS. There aren't any miracle products that make a pitcher's velocity increase - just good mechanics and working out. He needs to make sure his rotator cuff and shoulder are strong. Good mechanics and strength help protect the shoulder, back and elbow from injury. I'm assuming he's been working with a pitching coach on his mechanics. My son's pitching coach has helped him increase his velocity by working on his release point and having proper mechanics when throwing. Good luck to your nephew! We live and breathe competitive baseball. Playing college ball is a big feat your nephew should be proud of accomplishing.


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GN Connect
Visionary Talks Series
Kupwara operation enters 15th day, firing incidents again today
Colonel Santosh Mahadik was killed in the same operation on November 17
GN Staff | November 27, 2015
#kashmir #terrorist #kupwara #santhosh mahadik #encounter
As Kupwara operations entered 15th day today, fresh exchange of fire took place this morning between security forces and militants holed up in a forest in this north Kashmir's.
The operation in Manigah forests was launched on November 13 following information about presence of a group of heavily armed militants there.
Colonel Santosh Mahadik was killed in the operation on November 17 while another officer was among several soldiers during the fortnight long operation. One unidentified militant has also been killed.
"Fresh firing has been reported from the Manigah forests of Kupwara this morning between security forces and the militants holed up there," a police official said. The official said the exchange of fire lasted little over 25 minutes but no casualty has been reported.
Meanwhile, at least 30 terrorists have been brought into the Pakistan-occupied Kashmir (PoK) region by ISI to carry out attacks in Jammu and Kashmir with the help of terror groups like Lashkar-e-Taiba, Hizbul Mujahideen and Jaish-e-Mohammad (JeM), intelligence inputs have suggested.
These terrorists were brought from Peshawar under the guidance of ISI and kept in a launching pad across the Line of Control in the Pakistan occupied Kashmir region, reported a news channel.
The ISI has instructed the terrorists to carry out terror attacks in Kashmir valley over the next one month and before the routes in the upper reaches closes down due to heavy snowfall, the sources said quoting the inputs.
The ISI also organised a meeting of Lashkar-e-Taiba, Hizbul Mujahideen and Jaish-e-Mohammad in the PoK and it was held under the supervision of ISI handler Shaukat Khan alias Abu Suleman, the sources added.
The Pakistani intelligence agency wants the three terrorist groups, which are active in the Jammu and Kashmir, to let the 30 terrorists to carry out the attacks in the Valley.
The JeM, which was out of favour of the ISI after an unsuccessful assassination attempt on former Pakistan President Pervez Musharraf a few years ago, seems to be back under the ISI fold.
#kashmir
#terrorist
#kupwara
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m-Governance: Key to Digital India
The digital revolution is being led by India. Digital governance is a key component of the government`s ambition to transform India into a society where everyone has access to the internet. It includes
A sacred offering of the beauty of 'Saundarya Lahari' – in English
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The Boy Who Became the Mahatma
This year, as the nation commemorates the 75th death anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi on January 30, Rajesh Talwar, a prolific author who is also a legal advisor to the UN, is all set to release a play for children on non-violence chronicling the life of Mahatma Gandhi, 'The Boy Who Became the Mahat
What makes Sundargarh the cradle of hockey in India
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from armory.phone.cli import CLI
from armory.phone.phone import PhoneNumber
from armory.phone.lookup import carrier_lookup, CarrierLookup

DEFAULT_GATEWAYS = {
    "sms_gateways": {
        "3 River Wireless": "@sms.3rivers.net",
        "ACS Wireless": "@paging.acswireless.com",
        "AT&T": "@txt.att.net",
        "Alltel": "@message.alltel.com",
        "BPL Mobile": "@bplmobile.com",
        "Bell Canada": "@bellmobility.ca",
        "Bell Mobility": "@txt.bellmobility.ca",
        "Bell Mobility (Canada)": "@txt.bell.ca",
        "Blue Sky Frog": "@blueskyfrog.com",
        "Bluegrass Cellular": "@sms.bluecell.com",
        "Boost Mobile": "@myboostmobile.com",
        "Carolina West Wireless": "@cwwsms.com",
        "Cellular One": "@mobile.celloneusa.com",
        "Cellular South": "@csouth1.com",
        "Centennial Wireless": "@cwemail.com",
        "CenturyTel": "@messaging.centurytel.net",
        "Cingular (Now AT&T)": "@txt.att.net",
        "Clearnet": "@msg.clearnet.com",
        "Comcast": "@comcastpcs.textmsg.com",
        "Corr Wireless Communications": "@corrwireless.net",
        "Dobson": "@mobile.dobson.net",
        "Edge Wireless": "@sms.edgewireless.com",
        "Fido": "@fido.ca",
        "Golden Telecom": "@sms.goldentele.com",
        "Helio": "@messaging.sprintpcs.com",
        "Houston Cellular": "@text.houstoncellular.net",
        "Idea Cellular": "@ideacellular.net",
        "Illinois Valley Cellular": "@ivctext.com",
        "Inland Cellular Telephone": "@inlandlink.com",
        "MCI": "@pagemci.com",
        "MTS": "@text.mtsmobility.com",
        "Metro PCS": "@mymetropcs.com",
        "Microcell": "@fido.ca",
        "Midwest Wireless": "@clearlydigital.com",
        "Mobilcomm": "@mobilecomm.net",
        "Nextel": "@messaging.nextel.com",
        "OnlineBeep": "@onlinebeep.net",
        "PCS One": "@pcsone.net",
        "President's Choice": "@txt.bell.ca",
        "Public Service Cellular": "@sms.pscel.com",
        "Qwest": "@qwestmp.com",
        "Rogers AT&T Wireless": "@pcs.rogers.com",
        "Rogers Canada": "@pcs.rogers.com",
        "Solo Mobile": "@txt.bell.ca",
        "Southwestern Bell": "@email.swbw.com",
        "Sprint": "@messaging.sprintpcs.com",
        "Sumcom": "@tms.suncom.com",
        "Surewest Communicaitons": "@mobile.surewest.com",
        "T-Mobile": "@tmomail.net",
        "Telus": "@msg.telus.com",
        "Tracfone": "@txt.att.net",
        "Triton": "@tms.suncom.com",
        "US Cellular": "@email.uscc.net",
        "US West": "@uswestdatamail.com",
        "Unicel": "@utext.com",
        "Verizon": "@vtext.com",
        "Virgin Mobile": "@vmobl.com",
        "Virgin Mobile Canada": "@vmobile.ca",
        "West Central Wireless": "@sms.wcc.net",
        "Western Wireless": "@cellularonewest.com",
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Independent Films / Short Films
Fear Clinic: The Movie – A New Film With Robert Englund
by Trapjaw November 13, 2013 January 21, 2014
Robert Englund (Freddy) and Kane Hodder (Jason) faced off on the internet (sort of) in 2009. They decided to torture Michael Myers' niece (Danielle Harris) and some other people in the name of science .
In case you missed it, Fear Clinic premiered as a web series on Fearnet.com in the summer of 2009. Directed by Robert Green Hall, this series is quite dark and quite fun. Each episode is only 6-9 minutes, but it manages to tell quite a compelling story through effective writing and allusions.
People from all over the world seek out the help of Dr. Andover (Robert Englund). He specializes in helping people get over there fears by strapping them into this demented isolation chamber that looks like a coffin with a form fitting plastic mask on it. Once inside the patients' fears come to life, and reality is blurred. It is twistedly awesome.
Imagine my surprise to find out that this series is being turned into a movie, and Robert Englund is on board. What makes this even better is that they are shooting the movie in Medina, OH (which is only 45 minutes from me!). The film is currently in pre-production, and filming is supposed to start next month. They are financing it through donations on indiegogo.com, and donations come with some great swag (Scaretissue Edit: The film has been fully financed and completed filming in 2013. It has been picked up by Anchor Bay for an October 2014 theatrical release.).
I've compiled the 5 episodes into this link and given a brief synopsis for each (tried to not spoil anything, but…). I binge watched them, and bet many of you will do the same. This movie needs to be made.
Episode 1 – Hydrophobia
The first patient is a young man by the name of Brett (Lucas Till) He suffers from hydrophobia (fear of water) because of a "traumatic event when he was young". Dr. Andover places him inside the machine, and the ghosts of his past resurface (much to his dismay).
Episode 2 – Scotophobia
There are 4 other patients currently at Dr. Andover's clinic, and we are introduced to them in Episode 2. The star of this segment is Danielle Harris who has been terrorized by Michael Myers, Victor Crawley, and Roseanne Barr in the past. It's no surprise that she suffers from scotophobia (fear of the dark) because of these events. The images from this episode will give you nightmares.
Episode 3 – Entomophobia
Jackie (Kate Nauta) fears bugs (entomophobia). Her biggest fear is that a bug will lay an egg inside her body, and she will be eaten alive by the infestation. By far the most graphic episode, this one also treats us to an unexpected face: Kane Hodder.
Episode 4 – Mysophobia
The patients' fears are physically manifesting themselves now, and Ajax (John F. Beach) is an appropriate name for a man with mysophobia (fear of germs). This one left me confused but smiling (which is always good) with plenty of scenes where the actors revisited prior roles for inspiration.
Episode 5 – Claustrophobia
Tory Kittles stars in the final episode as a former gang member that now suffers from claustrophobia (fear of enclosed places). It also wraps up the story thus far (and sets up the movie which begins shooting in December).
A perfect blend of horror and intrigue are established in this series and I expect great things from this movie. The style and pace remind me of the first season of American Horror Story (which introduces a new ghost every episode while tying a much larger story together). The effects are good for the most part, and the actors are all veterans that know how a horror movie should be made. Claustrophobia was my favorite as it was a perfect conclusion, but Scotophobia was just downright scary.
These are definitely worth a look. You can contribute to the movie here for the next 6 days (November 18, 2013). For $55, Robert Englund (Freddy) will call you on Skype! Luckily, the movie is shooting near Cleveland so I will be hoping that Santa gives me an early present so that I may have lunch with the cast for $200. Follow Fear Clinic on Twitter or on Facebook for more updates, and remember to face your fears.
Unfortunately, they might just face you back.
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I love horror movies, and I have since I was young. My favorite genre is the zombie genre, but it has completely been overdone in the last few years. I'm not a big fan of the horror movie formula, and I love it when a director turns it on its head. Please follow me on twitter (@_trapjaw_) and like me on facebook (scaretissuetrapjaw) for updates and to be immediately informed of new posts/projects.
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UPDATE: Fear Clinic has added another "reward" to their kickstarter campaign: for $350, you can be in the movie as an extra. There's only 5 spots, and I guarantee that every horror fan on this planet would love to say "I'm in a movie with Freddie and Jason".
UPDATE2: (From http://bloody-disgusting.com/news/3265309/fear-clinic-loses-danielle-harris-gains-fiona-dourif/) Almost Human Effects founder and director Robert Hall will start shooting Fear Clinic next month after a successful crowdfunding campaign. We've known for a while that Robert Englund will star in the film (reprising his role of Dr. Andover from the series), and that's still the case. However, it appears as though Danielle Harris and Kane Hodder are no linger in the film.
Instead, the talented Fiona Dourif (pictured above; Curse Of Chucky) will be appearing alongside Thomas Dekker ("The Sarah Connor Chronicles"). Cleopatra Coleman (Step Up: Revolution, Silversun) is also joining the cast. The screenplay was written by Aaron Drane and Hall, and is produced my Mark B Johnson.
The film, "opens with a tragedy that launches five people into the public eye and enlists Dr. Andover to lend his expertise to help them overcome trauma-induced phobias. A year later, terrifying 'aftershocks' rattle the survivors, leading to them finding their way back to the fear clinic seeking answers. As they line up for another turn in the chamber, Dr. Andover believes that something more sinister may be at work."
Holy shit! I just realized Lisa Wilcox was in these… where the hell have I been! Alice Johnson (The Dream Master) and Krueger back together again?!?! EPIC!!!
Reply to Chewie
Yes. Yes she is.
I was talking to Aaron Drane yesterday (writer), and he was telling me that he wrote each of these in a different horror style. I don't think I realized that at the time, but on a second watch, I do. He's a helluva talent, and the movie is going to be awesome.


Conan O'Brien travelled overseas to offer Haitians a chance to respond to Donald Trump's controversial "s—hole comments." Although the U.S president denied making the infamous statements against Haiti, El Salvador and African countries, the late-night host decided to stir the pot a little and capture some quick-witted responses from Haitian citizens, who were interested in firing back in a special that airs in full on Jan 27. "Mr. Trump, please come visit Haiti because every time you leave your country you make America great again," one man joked. "If we are poor, it is because we are all graduates of Trump University," another said.
Will Ferrell had a lot of questions and the comedy legend wasn't leaving without answers. The veteran actor stopped by The Tonight Show to deliver the laughs on Thursday night in a tacky ensemble and ill-fitted wig. As Jimmy Fallon hit the stage to perform his shaky rendition of Journey's classic rock ballad Don't Stop Believin' as his alter-ego Peter, Will pegged the host with questions and concerns about the lyrics while heckling from the audience. "Are some people born to sing the blues?" He interrupted just milliseconds before the lyrics to the well-known song confirmed his inquiry.


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Cox affirms faith in water and housing, proposes $1 billion tax cut in State of State – St George News - Water News
Cox affirms faith in water and housing, proposes $1 billion tax cut in State of State – St George News
Gov. Spencer Cox speaks during the St. George Area Chamber of Commerce's "Salute to America" event at the Hilton Garden Inn, St. George, Utah, Oct. 7, 2022 | Photo by Chris Reed, St. George News
ST. GEORGE — In a State of the State address he said focused on Utah's next generation, Gov. Spencer Cox gave a peek at issues uncertain in Southern Utah's future including water and housing availability.
Gov. Spencer Cox delivers the State of the State address at the Utah State Capitol, Salt Lake City, Jan. 19, 2022 | Photo courtesy PBS Utah, St. George News
Update Jan. 19, 9 p.m. Additional material added including information on water, housing, education and foster family proposals.
In the Thursday night address in Utah House chambers of the State Capitol in Salt Lake City, Cox also proposed what he said would be an economic boost to residents with a $1 billion tax cut and a tax credit for all children including the "unborn."
One of Southern Utah's newest representatives in the Legislature told St. George News the Utah economy will be able to sustain such a cut.
"The strength of the state is really, really good," Rep. Joseph Elison, R-Hurricane, elected last November to represent House District 72, said, adding Utah's economy is in a position to handle such a tax cut even if the nationwide economy falls into recession. "We're able to handle it. We'll be OK. "
As part of what he said was a focus on the next generation, legislators and others attending were invited to bring their children, grandchildren and other young family members and he mentioned legislators not by name but by terms like "Zach Wilson's dad" (House Speaker Brad Wilson, R-Davis) and "Landon McKell's dad" (Rep. Mike McKell, R-Spanish Fork).
After promising to keep the speech short for the children in the audience, it clocked in a little over 20 minutes. During the speech, he also said he made a promise beforehand to his youngest daughter.
"I did promise her I would try to limit the number of dad jokes," Cox told those assembled.
The governor also asked the Legislature to direct the state's budget surplus toward a record $1 billion state tax cut. That would eclipse the current-record $300 million tax cut of the last two years. Cox mentioned that the state still has a large surplus and one of the higher bond ratings among the 50 states.
"My philosophy is simple: I believe that Utah families can spend this surplus better than we can," Cox said. "We can and must enable Utahns to keep more of their hard-earned dollars to combat the rising cost of living."
A file photo of Joseph Elison, then a candidate for Utah House 72, in this office at Elison Financial, Sept. 28, 2022 | Photo by Chris Reed, St. George News
With tax cuts as one of the central tenets of his campaign last year, Elison said there are several ways to make those tax cuts happen.
"As for the billion, there are several ideas from sales tax reduction, income tax reduction, credits, rebates, etc.," Elison said. "It'll be interesting to see which ideas emerge."
Cox also said tax credits have no minimum age. Eluding to last summer's Supreme Court decision to end federal protections for abortion, Cox said the commitment to the welfare of children should continue after birth.
"If Utah truly believes in supporting life, we must always show our commitment with more than words," Cox said. "That's why I am also proposing this session a first-of-its-kind tax credit for all children – the born and the unborn. We must also expand postpartum Medicaid coverage to 12 months."
Don't demonize farmers on water
While noting that his "mocked" prayers for more water have been answered, Cox noted that the drought isn't over and work still needs to be done to ensure there's enough water resources for growth in the state – an issue that has been at the forefront in Southern Utah.
But while calling for an additional $500 million in water conservation funding on top of the $500 million from last year, and hoping for a repeat of residents' conservation efforts from 2022, Cox said he hoped people wouldn't just single out the agriculture industry and the rural farmers and ranchers.
A linear pivot waters an alfalfa field during a field day event highlighting an irrigation optimization research project at the SUU Farm, Cedar City, Utah, Sept. 1, 2021 | Photo by Jeff Richards, St. George News / Cedar City News
"Please look beyond those that would demonize our farmers. Our farmers and ranchers are the backbone of our nation and state," Cox said. "I promise they will be a huge part of the solution, just like you and me."
Cox also called on other "policy changes" to reduce water use in the state.
Cox calls for more starter homes
Going back to the subject of the future for the young people of Utah, Cox addressed the need to find an affordable place to live. Southern Utah is dealing with a need for more affordable housing tempered with the aversion of some to more growth.
Cox said he wants to reform the requirements on builders that he said increased the cost of new homes.
"We can build more and do it in a way that does not diminish the quality of life," Cox said. "Smart density, in the right places, paired with improved infrastructure from wise investments, and a renewed emphasis on single-family starter homes – remember those? – will make certain that Utah does not become like California and that future generations will be able to call this state home."
'Year of the Teacher'
Continuing on a theme he has emphasized in the last few months, Cox once again pushed for what he said would be the largest raise for teachers in the state in its history.
But he also said while politicians have thanked teachers for the work they did through the pandemic and the work they continue to do, he fears teachers aren't feeling the thanks from Utahns like they should.
Students at Santa Clara Elementary participate in a "Be Safe Online" program at Santa Clara Elementary, Santa Clara, Utah, Dec. 5, 2022 | Photo by Chris Reed, St. George News
"I worry that our teachers haven't felt that love from Utah's silent majority quite like they should," Cox said. "Teaching was once a destination profession and it can be again.
Without addressing it directly, Cox eluded to a difference he has had with members of the legislature who say a voucher to go toward residents placing their children in private schools should be included with a teacher raise. Cox said doing more for teachers will bring a bigger bang for the buck.
"If we ran an experiment with two identical students, and you let me pick the teacher, and I let you pick everything else: the school, the curriculum, the books, the software and electronics, the administration, I will win every time."
Family initiatives
A month after banning TikTok from state-owned devices, Cox's expression turned stern about other social media sites for what he said is their, and the nations, lack of action on how social media is affecting the mental health of those 10 to 19 years old.
"In Utah, we're done waiting for someone else to solve the problem. To the social media companies who have been reckless in protecting our youth, Utah parents are putting you on notice," Cox said. "If you insist on fighting us, be assured that we are more than ready for a fight and we will win. Or you can join us and be part of the solution."
In another initiative aimed at troubled youth, Cox said he will be soon announcing a large expansion of the state's foster care program.
Gov. Spencer Cox speaks during the groundbreaking of the Washington County Receiving Center, Hurricane, Utah, March 18, 2022 | Photo by Chris Reed, St. George News
"Utah can be the first state in the nation to have no children waiting for a foster family," Cox said. "Imagine that. Instead of children waiting for families, Utah will have families waiting for children."
'Build more, tear down less'
While not specifically addrerssing potential bills that would effect or place limits on transgender and other LGBTQ people – bills Cox has in the past either opposed or asked to be tempered – Cox asked legislators directly in his speech to veer away from what he has, in the past, called divisive issues.
"Rather than spreading fear, let's build more and tear down less," said Cox, who then eluded to a "little plans" quote by Chicago architecture pioneer Daniel Burnham. "Let's renew again our determination to focus on doing the big things, the hard things that matter. Let's make no little plans for they have no magic to stir men's blood and probably will not themselves be realized."
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Chris Reed serves as an editor and reporter for St. George News, where has been honored with several awards from the Society of Professional Journalists for his work, including first-place accolades. He started his journalism career as a sports reporter and editor in Southern California where he once compared shoe sizes with Shaquille O'Neal and exchanged mix tapes with members of the Los Angeles Kings. After growing up in the San Fernando Valley learning karate skills from Mr. Miyagi and spending a decade in Las Vegas mostly avoiding the casinos, he came to St. George for love and married his soulmate, a lifetime Southern Utah resident. He is the proud father of two boys, his youngest a champion against both autism and Type 1 diabetes.
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Кесада ():
 Кесада — муниципалитет в Испании, входит в провинцию Хаэн, в составе автономного сообщества Андалусия.
 Кесада — город в Коста-Рике.

 Кесада, Альфредо (род. 1949) — перуанский футболист, полузащитник.
 Кесада, Владимир (род. 1966) — коста-риканский футболист и тренер.
 Кесада, Джо (род. 1962) — американский писатель, сценарист и художник комиксов.
 Кесада, Йоэльби (род. 1973) — кубинский легкоатлет.
 Кесада, Мануэль (1830/1833—1884/1886) — мексиканский и кубинский военный деятель.
 Кесада, Нандо (род. 1994) — испанский футболист, полузащитник клуба «Утрехт».

 Кесада Торуньо, Родольфо (1932—2012) — гватемальский кардинал.
 Кесада-и-Матеус, Хенаро (1818—1889) — испанский генерал, 1-й маркиз де Миравельес.
 Альварадо Кесада, Карлос (род. 1980) — коста-риканский писатель, журналист, политолог, политик и нынешний президент Коста-Рики.
 Аросемена Кесада, Хусто (1817—1896) — колумбийское-панамский политик-националист, юрист, дипломат, историк, писатель.
 Каррильо Кесада, Хильберто (1951—1996) — кубинский боксёр.
 Кастро Кесада, Америко (1885—1972) — испанский филолог и историк культуры, литературный критик.
 Морасан Кесада, Хосе Франсиско (1792—1842) — государственный и военный деятель Центральной Америки, президент Центральноамериканской федерации, в разные годы — президент Гондураса, Сальвадора и Коста-Рики.
 Муньос Кесада, Ампаро (1954—2011) — испанская актриса и фотомодель.
 Наварро Кесада, Манель (род. 1996) — испанский певец, автор песен и гитарист.
 Перес Кесада, Джефферсон Леонардо (род. 1974) — эквадорский легкоатлет.
 Сальседо Кесада, Клаудия (род. 1980) — чилийская биатлонистка.
 Фокс Кесада, Винсенте (род. 1942) — президент Мексики (2000—2006).

См. также
 Кальво, Франсиско (полное имя: Франсиско Хавьер Кальво Кесада; род. 1992) — коста-риканский футболист.
 Хейден Чёрч, Томас (одно время носил фамилию Кесада; род. 1960) — американский актёр, сценарист, режиссёр.
 Кармен Лира (наст. имя: Мария Исабель Карвахаль Кесада; 1888—1949) — коста-риканская писательница.

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Wedding shop shuts suddenly leaving heartbroken brides-to-be hundreds of pounds out of pocket
"This is supposed to be the best time of my life - it's horrendous"
Rebecca Day
Absolute Bridal Couture in Prestwich is now shuttered up (Image: Manchester Evening News)
Heartbroken brides-to-be have been left out of pocket just months before their weddings after a bridal shop in Prestwich suddenly closed.
Customers have paid thousands of pounds to secure their dresses from Absolute Bridal Couture, but they've been unable to get hold of them since the company went into liquidation.
The owner of the shop, on Bury New Road, emailed customers on July 3 to say the shop had ceased trading the day before.
The email said the store had closed 'with immediate effect' and that liquidators 'had been instructed'.
"Luckily your gowns have not been effected(sic) within this and are safe and within a stored location ready for collection", the email said.
Owner Catherine Cook urged the brides to contact the designers directly in order to arrange collecting the dresses.
In the email, seen by the Manchester Evening News , she said: "At this time I would like to express my deepest sympathy to you all and I want to assure you all, that I've done everything in my power to stop this situation from happening but have been left with no other option."
But customer Margaret Ramsay said that when she contacted the designer, they said they hadn't received any payments from Catherine for the dress.
Margaret Ramsay has paid more than £1,000 but can't get hold of the company owner.
It means that brides have been left without dresses, which designers can't release as they haven't been paid.
Margaret had already paid the full cost of the dress, £994, in instalments to Absolute Bridal Couture, starting in September and ending on June 11.
Her partner's mum and grandma also contributed to the costs.
Margaret also paid £75 for a bridesmaid dress which she hasn't received.
It means she's been left more than £1,000 out of pocket - the bank said she will only be able to recover some of that as she paid some in cash and some directly to the owner's bank account.
The 44-year-old optical assistant, from Audenshaw, said the shop owner is no longer replying to her calls or emails, and she has no idea what to do.
"My head has been all over the place the last few days. I can't get my head round it. This is supposed to be the best time of my life - it's horrendous.
Customers have all been struggling to get hold of the owners (Image: Manchester Evening News)
"I'm not even going to be able to buy a dress with the money - I can't afford it. I'm going to get married in December. There's me being really organised to pay it off - but I've still got no dress.
"I don't know what to do. I have not stopped crying for two days. My anxiety is through the roof."
Margaret said she doesn't have bridal insurance, but would urge other people to buy it to avoid the same situation.
The Absolute Bridal Couture website has been taken down since it closed, as have the Instagram page and Facebook page.
The owner has not been answering calls and her mobile number is no longer available.
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Absolute Bridal Couture LTD is listed as a business on Companies House, with Catherine Angelica Cook named as the director.
Jenny Scanlon, from Middleton, also paid a £700 deposit for her dress in May this year.
Jenny Scanlon, from Middleton, paid £700 towards her dress.
The 31-year-old, who is due to get married in Santorini in July next year, said she hasn't heard a word since then from the owners.
She hadn't even received an email to say the shop is shut, and only saw posts about it on social media.
"I started panicking when I saw the website was down. I have tried to ring the shop all week. The mobile number (Catherine) had has been turned off. I have still not had an email to say the business has gone into liquidation
"It was a bit of a shock to be honest. I was really let down. My mum put down the deposit as a gift. She's feel put out. It's more upsetting than anything" Jenny said.
Jenny does have wedding insurance, but won't be able to claim any money back until after the wedding.
Designers are doing all they can to help brides left in the lurch before their big day, they say.
Kenneth Winston, who designed Margaret's dress, said they are helping around a dozen customers let down by the store.
A spokeswoman said: "We are doing everything we can to help our girls out. Anyone who is in the same situation, please contact us and we will do everything we can to get these girls their dresses."
Absolute Bridal Couture has been contacted for comment.
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Greenside Greenway
Our Community Group striving to open a new greenway route in Pudsey. This follows the redundant rail line of former Lowtown and Greenside stations and includes Greenside Tunnel and the iconic Tyersal rail embankment)
Possible Sources of Investment
Other Projects and Groups
Update September 2021
Sep 15, 2021 ~ daviddowden
We are pleased to announce that the feasibility report into phase one of Greenside Greenway has now been completed by Sustrans. This was funded by local community donations and contributions from Historical Railway Estates, and both Leeds and Bradford Councils. Thank you to everyone that contributed, both in terms of finance and support.
The detailed report is 125 pages long and contains design options, land ownership searches, ecology information, and support statements from various local stakeholders. Initially we have focused on phase 1, from Greenside Tunnel in Pudsey to Tyersal Lane in Bradford, incorporating the Tyersal embankment.
With a predicted cost of £2.5 to £4.0 million, the 2.5km long phase 1 represents excellent value for money, compared to both similar greenway schemes, and expensive road schemes, especially when considering the health and wellbeing benefits it will bring. It offers both the chance to create a sustainable transport and leisure route, and to bring back the historic Greenside tunnel into public use. A further 3 phases of the greenway are also proposed, which would eventually link Stanningley to the Spen Valley Greenway.
The proposed Greenside Greenway is considered to be of excellent value, and has strong local support from organisations, community groups, and politicians. We have recently met with the West Yorkshire Combined Authority and both Leeds and Bradford Councils to appraise them of the project and to request assistance in realising the greenway. We will continue to work tirelessly to make it a reality.
Contact details: greensidegreenway@gmail.com http://www.greensidegreenway.org
Twitter: @greensidegreen Facebook: GreensideGreenway
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This week in history: November 18-24
25 years ago: Hurricane Gordon dissipates after two weeks of destruction
On November 21, 1994, Hurricane Gordon dissipated over South Carolina after nearly two weeks of destruction throughout the Atlantic and Caribbean. The hurricane hit parts of Central America, the Cayman Islands, Jamaica, the Dominican Republic, Haiti, Cuba, the Turks and Caicos islands, the Bahamas, and the southeastern US coast for nearly two weeks.
Hurricane Gordon
The final official death toll was 1,149, making Gordon the deadliest hurricane in the Atlantic since 1979. The vast majority of deaths occurred in Haiti—floods and mudslides destroyed entire communities, making an exact death count impossible. On November 19, officials in Haiti reported 531 deaths but within two days increased their estimate to upwards of 2,000. Six deaths were reported in Costa Rica, two in Panama, four in Jamaica, two in Cuba, five in the Dominican Republic, and eight in the United States.
The US had already stationed around 12,000 troops in Haiti prior to the hurricane during the ousting of President Jean-Bertrand Aristide, who were then called on to repair infrastructure to get supplies and resources disbursed in the aftermath. In Costa Rica, President Jose Maria Figueres declared a state of emergency due to flooding that destroyed 70 houses, leaving 4,000 people homeless. The flooding also hit Panama and Nicaragua.
In the US, Gordon spawned six tornadoes that touched down in Florida. The worst tornado destroyed a mobile home park in Brevard County, injured 40 people and killed an elderly man. An estimated $275 million worth of crops were destroyed, causing vegetable prices to increase across the country. Internationally the damage was assessed at $594 million.
Most of the deaths in Haiti occurred in Port au Prince, Jacmel and Léogâne. The impact of the hurricane was compounded by poverty, lack of resources, poor infrastructure and capitalist destruction of the environment. Major deforestation stripped Haiti of its tree coverage, leaving mountain slopes completely open for a deluge of rainwater to flood down and sweep away everything in its path. Flood-prone denuded hillsides housed large communities of impoverished people living in poorly-constructed shacks, washed away in the mudslides and flooding.
50 years ago: Native American group begins occupation of Alcatraz island
On November 20, 1969, a group of about 90 Native Americans led by Richard Oakes sailed small boats across San Francisco Bay and began an occupation of Alcatraz Island, site of the notorious Alcatraz Federal Penitentiary, which had closed in 1963. The occupation, which demanded that the largely abandoned island be turned over to Native Americans, lasted for 19 months and involved, at its peak, about 400 people.
The group behind the occupation, Indians of All Tribes (IOAT), believed that Alcatraz belonged to Native Americans by virtue of the 1868 Treaty of Fort Laramie between the US government and the Lakota tribe. The treaty included a stipulation that abandoned and unused federal land could be reclaimed and turned over to natives.
A welcome to Indians at Alcatraz. Source: Wikipedia Loco Steve
Since Alcatraz had been declared surplus federal property in 1964 after the prison's closing, Oakes and his followers believed that it qualified to be transferred to native control. IOAT wanted to transform the island into a Native American resource and cultural center where American Indians could study their history and receive economic assistance. The group set up a governing council and a school for the children of the occupiers.
The occupation was also a protest against the US government's "Indian Termination Policy." The policy consisted of various laws that, beginning in the 1940s, sought to end the semi-sovereign status of the Indian nations on the federal reservation system, and assimilate their populations. Under termination, the government also began withdrawing large amounts of aid that reservations relied upon in order to force Native Americans off their territories into larger cities to find work.
The results of the termination policy were catastrophic. According to US census data, in 1969 over one-half of Native American families lived below the poverty line. These conditions drew many young and militant Native Americans into the "Red Power" movements like IOAT and the American Indian Movement (AIM). Most of the occupiers on the island were young Native American students.
In a message to the Department of the Interior after the occupation began, Oakes said, "We invite the United States to acknowledge the justice of our claim. The choice now lies with the leaders of the American government—to use violence upon us as before to remove us from our Great Spirit's land, or to institute a real change in its dealing with the American Indian."
Over time, however, maintaining the occupation became increasingly difficult. The US Coast Guard would routinely seize boats headed to Alcatraz with food and other supplies and the island's electricity was shut off. Maintaining a regular supply of clean water was a constant problem. Conditions were unstable and sometimes deadly. Oakes himself left the occupation in January 1970 after his daughter died in an accident falling from a high ledge. In June 1971, the final 15 remaining protesters were removed by federal agents.
75 years ago: Allied forces capture German town
On November 19, 1944, the British Second Army secured control of Geilenkirchen, a German town in North Rhine-Westphalia, near the border with the Netherlands. The successful offensive, aimed at establishing a base of operations for further incursions into Germany, underscored the military crisis of the Nazi regime and heightened the anticipation of a full-scale Allied invasion.
The capture of the town was part of a joint US-British offensive dubbed Operation Clipper. Its aim was to remove German defensive forces of the Geilenkirchen salient as the precursor to a broader operation to take control of the Roer Valley and the Hürtgen Forest.
British tank known as the "Churchill Crocodile"
Operation Clipper was launched early in the morning of November 18. The plan was for a two-pronged offensive, involving the use of specialized British weaponry, including flame-throwing tanks, dubbed "Churchill Crocodiles," and fast-advancing US troops. It began with an artillery bombardment of German positions, then attacks by British infantry and tanks. They rapidly secured strategically important high ground east of the town. Over the following two days, the German forces mounted an unsuccessful counterattack, only temporarily halting the British and US advance.
On November 19, Geilenkirchen was taken by British troops. German artillery bombardments over the following days targeted the route to Tripsrath, the destination of an intended Allied supply route. Allied troops secured control of the hamlet of Bauchem on November 20, after a concentrated four-hour artillery barrage. Süggerath was also rapidly cleared. Over the following week, heavy rain, creating too much mud for tanks to pass through, and determined German defenses, prevented the US troops from advancing onto the town of Würm, their intended final destination in the operation.
Despite this, the seizure of Geilenkirchen and the eventual opening of supply lines to forward positions, including Tripsrath, created the conditions for further assaults on German territory.
The Anglo-American Operation Queen, aimed against the Ruhr River would be launched in late November. It dragged on for two months of heavy fighting, before the US and British troops involved reached the Ruhr and attempted to take control of its dams. A successful German counterattack, involving massive resources, would compel the Allies to temporarily retreat and to suspend offensive operations inside Germany until February 1945.
The fall of Geilenkirchen, however, was symptomatic of a broader crisis of the fascist military forces throughout Europe. Throughout 1944, the Soviet Red Army made a series of advances across Eastern Europe, liberating major towns and cities that had been under the yoke of the Third Reich for a number of years. In Southern Europe, the last German troops were evacuated from Greece in the early weeks of November, following their defeat by the country's anti-fascist partisans. In Western Europe, French forces liberated Strasbourg in late November, ousting the Nazis from a symbolically significant city near the border with Germany and paving the way for further offensive operations.
100 years ago: US Senate fails to ratify Treaty of Versailles
On November 19, 1919, The United States Senate failed to secure the two-thirds majority needed to ratify the Treaty of Versailles, which had been negotiated by the Allied imperialist victors of World War I at the Paris Peace Conference that June. The failure was a devastating defeat for US President Woodrow Wilson, who had tied the fate of his administration to the United States agreeing to join the League of Nations.
The Treaty was negotiated by the British, French and Americans, and imposed on Germany, the main defeated power, onerous reparations and disarmament that were contributing factors to the rise of the Nazis in the next decade. The Treaty also set up a framework for the regulation of inter-imperialist rivalries by dividing up the colonial spoils of war and by providing for common military intervention against disturbances against the imperialist order. This would be overseen by the League of Nations, a body Lenin aptly called a "thieves' kitchen."
Participation in the League was the main issue dividing the American ruling class. President Wilson, a Democrat, advocated for the treaty and would not accept any compromise with Republicans, who controlled the Senate after the election of 1918, or with defectors from his own party. Although Wilson's opponents had a range of objections to the treaty, the ones that drew the most hostility were the provisions in the League's charter that allowed the League to decide on military intervention independent of a vote by the US Congress.
With the failure of ratification, the United States signed a separate peace treaty with Germany and did not become a member of the League of Nations.
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B., Adarsh M., Department of General Medicine, Government Medical College, Kasaragod, Kerala, India (India)
B., Ajay Mallya, Department of Community Medicine, Shimoga Institute of medical sciences, Shivamogga, Karnataka, India (India)
B., Annapoorna H., Department of Public Health Dentistry, Triveni Institute of Dental Sciences, Hospital and Research Centre, Bilaspur, Chhattisgarh, India (India)
B., Arjun, Department of Community Medicine, Amrita Institute of Medical Sciences, Amrita Viswa Vidyapeetham, Kochi, Kerala, India
B., Avanthi, Department of Pharmacy Practice, Sri Padmavathi School of Pharmacy, Tiruchanoor, Tirupathi, Andhra Pradesh, India
B., Harikrishna, Department of Community Medicine, ESI Medical College, Sanathnagar, Hyderabad, Telangana, India (India)
B., Harshavardhan Rao, Department of Gastroenterology, Amrita Institute of Medical Sciences, Kochi, Kerala, India (India)
B., Kamini, Department of Community Medicine, Sri Muthukumaran Medical College Hospital and Research Inistitute, Chennai, Tamil Nadu (India)
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Q: VBA: Dictionary items to string array? What I am trying to do is fairly straightforward. I want to get a list of all items (values) in a Dictionary, and save them in an array of strings.
I'd guess this code would work:
Sub PrintFilters(ByVal crit As Dictionary)
    Dim i() As String
    i = crit.Items()
    ' Do stuff with i
End Sub

However, I am getting a type mismatch on the third line. I am guessing that crit.Items()'s return value is some kind of list, an not an array. The MSDN pages do not mention what this method's return value's type is, though.
Is there a proper way to do this?

A: I think is Variant type so try this:
Sub PrintFilters(ByVal crit As Dictionary)
    Dim i As Variant
    i = crit.Items()
    ' Do stuff with i
End Sub

A: If you need a string array you need to build one manually as .Items is a variant()
Sub PrintFilters(crit As Dictionary)
    Dim key As Variant, i As Long

    ReDim items(crit.Count - 1) As String

    For Each key In crit.Keys()
        items(i) = crit(key)
        i = i + 1
    Next

    Debug.Print Join(items, ", ")
End Sub

A: Please find below 2 options achieving the same result either by handling the conversion directly as part of your main routine or by passing the dictionary to a function returning a String Array; a check in the VBA Locals Window indicates that arrString is a variable of type "String(0 to 2)". Note that the array can be built with both the dictionary .Keys or .Items.
In the first example, the Join function creates a string including all aDict.Items separated by the "|" character. Then the Split function breaks down that string into an array of strings where "|" acts as the delimiter used to create each array element.
In both examples the actual conversion from Dictionary to String Array is achieved with 1 line of code.
OPTION #1 - As part of the main routine
Sub Dictionary_to_StringArray()

   Dim aDict As Scripting.Dictionary
   Dim arrString() As String

   Set aDict = New Scripting.Dictionary
   aDict.Add "United Kingdom", "London"
   aDict.Add "France", "Paris"
   aDict.Add "United States of America", "Washington, D.C."

   arrString = Split(Join(aDict.Items, "|"), "|") 'this works equally with .Items & .Keys

   Set aDict = Nothing
   Erase arrString

End Sub

OPTION #2 - Conversion handled by dedicated Function
Sub CallingProc()

   Dim aDict As Scripting.Dictionary
   Dim arrString() As String

   Set aDict = New Scripting.Dictionary
   aDict.Add "United Kingdom", "London"
   aDict.Add "France", "Paris"
   aDict.Add "United States of America", "Washington, D.C."

   arrString = Make_StringArray_From_Dictionary(aDict)

   Set aDict = Nothing
   Erase arrString

End Sub

Function Make_StringArray_From_Dictionary(ByVal SubmitDict As Scripting.Dictionary) As String()

   Make_StringArray_From_Dictionary = Split(Join(SubmitDict.Items, "|"), "|")

End Function


Australian physicist Graham Turner says we could be heading for economic disaster and population decline by 2030. Turner revisited a study called 'The Limits to Growth', conducted 40 years ago by MIT. By using real-world data from 1970 to 2000, Tuner has shown that the study's original predictions are pretty much on target, which can be seen in the graph below.
"There is a very clear warning bell being rung here. We are not on a sustainable trajectory," says Turner.
The study used computers to model several possible future scenarios. The business-as-usual scenario estimated that if human beings continued to consume more than nature was capable of providing, global economic collapse and precipitous population decline could occur by 2030. However, the study also noted that unlimited economic growth was possible, if governments forged policies and invested in technologies to regulate the expansion of humanity's ecological footprint.
The thing I find fascinating about this problem is that it's practically self-evident yet much of the industrialized world is in denial. We cannot accept that the path we have been on as a civilization is not sustainable long-term. The best hope we have is a large-scale ramp-up of renewable energy sources but I'm skeptical if we will be able to get the energy requirements we need from sources other than petroleum. That's a serious concern given the effects of burning oil on the atmosphere and environment and the fact that it is non-renewable. With so many complaining about high gas prices, does anyone stop to think about how important oil is to us in our daily lives? Whether it be driving our cars, heating our homes, running factories, shipping packages, etc. How far do you think you could travel each day without oil as an energy source? We just take it for granted that this source of energy will always be with us. It will not.


Joseph Joestar takes his turn in the Super Action Statue lineup from Medicos! Standing 16cm tall, he's super-posable and comes with five pairs of interchangeable hands, two different faces, a crossbow, a sledgehammer, and a stand for high-flying action poses. He's ready to rumble today--what about you?


This clock has been cleaned, lubricated, and reconditioned. It is in very good to excellent condition in all its parts. The knob at reaar sets hands as it should and the clock runs strongly. It has a 6-volt Jaeger movement.
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Sometimes you might want to break up a long WDL file into smaller components for easier maintenance. Sometimes you'll want to do it to reuse components in multiple workflows. Have no fear, imports are here! Imports allow you to reference other WDL files that contain entire workflows or even just raw tasks.
The mechanism to provide the ZIP file of resources to be imported differs between Run and Server mode.
In Server mode, pass in a ZIP file using the parameter workflowDependencies via the Submit endpoint.


My drawing today is of a male player in receiving stance. Even though the weather is getting colder, I can't stop thinking about tennis. In fact, I continue to play indoors when possible. Besides, tennis players make awesome figural drawing subjects.
The Barclays ATP World Tour Finals is happening now, from November 15 to 22. It is the last big tournament before all of the players take much needed rest (for a only month) until the season begins again in the new year. Jeez, tennis players are the hardest workers in sports. Their entire season lasts 11 continuous months. Once they finish a tour in one country, they are off to another country. On the plus side, it is an awesome way to see the world.
The Australian Open was filled with early upsets with likes of Federer and my favorite, Nadal. Both top seeds have well-rounded games, but sometimes, the player with the faster and flatter serve will be the one to advance. It's hard to imagine being on the receiving end of a 125+ MPH serve. Today, my drawing is a player who is about to receive one of those mega serves.
This is my figural drawing of a two-handed backhand stance, arms pulled back, ready to thrust forward to hit the ball cross court.
Mark your calendar, tennis fans, the Australian Open is coming. The sport event is happening from January 19 to February 1.


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Q: In Java, what is the better way to use Enums? With static constants or with constructors and off-file constants? We are creating an enum for possible environments the user can login to. But in my team, we have a disagreement on what is the better way to proceed. I'm hoping to get some insight from the community, so that we can all learn.

*

*The aim is to create an enum with environments (prod, staging, etc..)

*Each environment, has a baseURL, a loginURLPostfix and a logoutURLPostfix.

What is the better way to go about this? And please explain why.
Method 1
public enum Environment {
    Development,
    Production;

    //
    // Constants
    //

    private static String BASE_URL_STRING_PROD = "https://prodBaseURL.com";
    private static String BASE_URL_STRING_DEV = "https://devBaseURL.com";

    private static String LOGIN_SUFFIX = "/login";
    private static String LOGOUT_SUFFIX = "/logout";

    public String loginURLString() {
        return baseURL() + LOGIN_SUFFIX;
    }

    public String baseURL() {
        switch (this) {
            case Development: return BASE_URL_STRING_PROD;
            case Production: return BASE_URL_STRING_DEV;
            default: return REDIRECT_URI_PROD;
        }
    }
}

Method 2
public enum Environment {
    Development(Constants.BASE_URL_STRING_DEV, Constants.LOGIN_SUFFIX),
    Production(Constants.BASE_URL_STRING_, Constants.LOGIN_SUFFIX);

    String baseURL;
    String loginURLSuffix;

    public Environment(String baseURL, String loginURLSuffix) {
        this.baseURL = baseURL;
        this.loginURL = loginURL
    }

    public String loginURLString() {
        return this.baseURL + Constants.LOGIN_SUFFIX;
    }
}

public class Constants {
    public static final String BASE_URL_STRING_PROD = "https://prodBaseURL.com";
    public static final String BASE_URL_STRING_DEV = "https://devBaseURL.com";

    public static final String LOGIN_SUFFIX = "/login";
    public static final String LOGOUT_SUFFIX = "/logout";
}

Edit: StackOverflow put the question on hold as an "opinion based" question. So my edit in order to clarify this is the following:
Is the difference between Method 1 and Method 2 purely opinion based?

A: I don't like either approach for the properties you are trying to set.
What you have here is environment configuration in code, which is something that you should avoid as it requires a code change should any of these parameters change. Environment URL's would be best suited to a configuration file (XML, YAML, .properties, pick your poison) rather than hard-coded into your source code.


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	$.getJSON('data.js', function(json){

		var dropdown = $('<select id="dropdown">');

		dropdown.append('<option value="default" selected>View all</option>');

		_.forEach(json, function(value, key){
			key = key.replace(/"/g, '');
			dropdown.append('<option value="'+key+'">'+key.replace('.json', '')+'</option>');
		});

		dropdown.on('change', function(a,v){
			var val = dropdown.val();
			if(val !== 'default'){
				window.location.hash = val;
			} else {
				window.location.hash = '';
			}
		});

		$('body').append(dropdown);

		$(dropdown).chosen();

		console.log(json);

		//appendKey();

		processHash(json);

		$(window).on('hashchange', function(){
		  	processHash(json);
		});

	});

	function processHash(data){
		var hash = window.location.hash.slice( 1 );
		var searchTerm;
		var found;
		var combined;
		var promises = [];

		$('svg,.tooltip').remove();

		if(hash && hash.indexOf('?') !== -1){

			searchTerm = hash.split('?')[1];

			// combined = {
			// 	name: 'Results for ' + searchTerm,
			// 	isBranchRoot: true,
			// 	isDecisionRoot: true,
			// 	children: []
			// };

			// found = $('#dropdown *').filter(function(i, e){return e.value.toLowerCase().indexOf(searchTerm.toLowerCase()) !== -1; }).map(function(i,e){return e.value;});
			// found.each(function(i, hash){
			// 	promises.push($.get(theBuildWeWantToUse+hash).success(function(data){
			// 		combined.children.push(data);
			// 	}));
			// });

			// if(found.length){
			// 	$.when.apply($.when, promises).done(function(){
			// 		createD3Tree(combined, {
			// 			root: thisBuild,
			// 			isComplex: true
			// 		});
			// 	});
			// } else {
			// 	alert('Not found');
			// }

		} else if(hash){

			createD3Tree( $.extend(true, {}, data[hash]) , {
				root: '/'
			});

		} else {
			doDefault(data);
		}
	}

	function doDefault(data){
		var combined = {
			name: 'FilesApp',
			isBranchRoot: true,
			isDecisionRoot: true,
			children: []
		};

		_.forEach(data, function(value, key){
			combined.children.push(value);
			value.name = key;
		});

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			root: '/'
		});
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Q: How to Add Full Width Background Image in Joomla 3x I want to add a full width background image for a div in an article in Joomla 3x, but I have no idea how. The article or modules can add the suffix class but only applied for the article's  or module's div, still not full width.
code example:

article here

The suffix class I can add is to article-wrapper only, but I need to add into container.
Anyone help?

A: All you really need to do is add a custom CSS file specifying a suitable selector and background image like this or similar:
#content {
  background: url(background-image.jpg) no-repeat center center fixed;
  -webkit-background-size: cover;
  -moz-background-size: cover;
  -o-background-size: cover;
  background-size: cover;
}

The selector will depend on the template so you'll need to do some digging with FireBug or Developer Tools or similar.

A: The code below should work. But this .container div should be full width too.
.container {
    background: url(background-image.jpg) no-repeat center center fixed;
    -webkit-background-size: cover;
    -moz-background-size: cover;
    -o-background-size: cover;
    background-size: cover;
}

If you have more then one .container divs on that page then you will have to use the child selector. ie
#maincontainer .container:firstchild {
    //code here//
}


The start of the new year has welcomed many positives for The Chambers. We have employed a new starter into our Front of House Team. Hayley Cook will be working to enhance the current success of the reservations and guest relations.
April 2018 has had a very exciting start. The Chambers are celebrating 10 Years since the opening of our Park Place development. We are planning on holding a celebration in honour of this, more to come soon!
We are excited to reveal our new website. We have made many improvements over the past few months and felt this will reflect our contemporary apartments and meeting rooms better. We wanted to make information clear and easier to navigate.
New online booking feature, allowing guests to get the best rate directly through us.
New photography of our apartments.
New Long-Term Rentals Page, allowing clients to see available tenancy's.
New Packages, welcoming discounted deals for the saving savvy guest.


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After having pain in feet,ankles,wrist,fingers etc... went to mt dr January 2019. After blood test was told I had gout, another 2 weeks and I went back and said I don't think I have gout I tick more boxes for ra or psa.
Sent for x -rays they came back mostly ok apart from bone spur on metatarsal and dip joint disfigured. Radiologist put this down to birth defect? I didn't except this and asked to see a dermatologist becuase my psoriasis was really bad and rheumatologist becuase of all the pain everywhere.
Dr said ok but loads of people have clicky joints etc... 2nd April went to dermatologist and he said after examining me that the creams and lotions he could give me even light therapy wouldn't help in his opinion. He said it was his humble opinion I had psa and needed tablets such as methotrexate and these can only be prescribed by a rheumatologist once condition confirmed by them.
I told him I had an upcoming appointment and he said he would also put it in his letter to my dr I needed to see a rheumatologist and had possible psa. He said he couldn't diagnose psa himself as that's not what a dermatologist can do clinicaly. He gave me some foam spray for my worse psoriasis and said this will help in the tome between getting a diagnosis.
He also said I had Dactylitis on toes and fingers I also have severe nail Psoriasis with pitting and lifting on both toes and fingers.
In the past about 10 years ago I was referred by my GP to a local NHS Rheumatology clinic (UK) for tests and diagnosis for widespread movement limiting joint and body pain symptoms: feet, ankles, knees, lower back, neck, elbows, wrists and knuckles. I suspected that these pain symptoms were related to my psoriasis but I hadn't had an "official" medical diagnosis. My psoriasis had surfaced in my late teens and the general body pain started to surface about 10 years after that.
After having blood tests and undergoing ultrasound scans and xrays, I was eventually diagnosed with a condition that was added to my medical record as "arthritic symptoms". I was sent packing with diclofenac on a repeat prescription which presumably was the approved treatment for long term use at that time with an expectation that this would be good enough pain management and also prevent further deterioration. I was recalled for follow up Rheumatology clinic consultations a couple of times after the first visit.
"Arthritic symptoms" never did feel like a solid diagnosis to me, I was left with the impression that none of the tests that I'd undergone or the ultrasound and xray observations had led the doctors to any concrete conclusion about what this general pain condition was exactly.
Diclofenac didn't really work for me at all, I stuck with it for about a month then gave it up completely. Since I wasn't opposed to pill popping at all at that time, I switched to cheap over the counter Ibuprofen which seemed to work more effectively and from then on I kept on popping Ibuprofen pills for years.
I honestly don't know if I was unlucky with the treatment / diagnosis that I received. Perhaps it wasn't that at all and rather I have some very tricky to diagnose condition. I do know that I eventually lost confidence in all of the Rheumatology and Dermatology experts.
In recent times I've changed my diet, I've stopped taking painkillers and pared my topical skin treatment back to occasional Dovobet ointment patch treatment (i.e. once a fortnight) and general moisturisation with Epaderm. I'm virtually pain free nowadays and I can attribute this improvement directly to my dietary changes. I'm certainly not as flexible as other people in my family but I would say that compared to how I used to feel day in day out, my "arthritic symptoms" are now as good as non-existent.
I think what you are writing about is a common problem, and I wonder how many people there are out there who are suffering in the belief that they have osteoarthritis when in fact it is psoriatic arthritis. Certainly I was in this boat until a few years ago. I think the problem stems from the use of X-rays for diagnosis. Radiologists only see the damage done to the skeletal system, without seeing the cause. The damage from osteoarthritis and psoriatic arthritis apparently is the same. Assumptions are made.
Even when a doctor is looking for autoimmune problems, all the bits of the jigsaw may not be put together. Seeing a new doctor and describing your long medical history, how many people with only mild psoriasis would bother to mention it? I have had psoriasis for 55 years. It is not on the top of my disease list. And it was not on the file of my latest medical clinic (been there only 8 years) until a year ago.
It was about 25 years ago I was tested for lupus, and the blood tests came back with elevated autoimmune markers, but not high enough to be certainly diagnosable as lupus. So the problem was let slide with a course of antibiotics. In retrospect not the right answer!
Like Joe I am using diet for successful symptom control. That does not reverse the damage, but my "arthritic symptoms" are gone. And that includes the nerve compression in my lower back that was causing me to fall over.
So how many people are there out there continuing to suffer from "arthritic symptoms" who could be helped? I suspect a lot! In today's world of sedentary living with modern technology, how many of us have done enough physical work in their lives to have completely worn away the cartilage in their joints? But while GPs make assumptions and radiologists are given the task of diagnosis, the current status quo will prevail.
I do have a hope that people with psoriasis will become aware of psoriatic arthritis, and so will be able to put the jigsaw together themselves. I try to be an optimist. But realistically, it is unlikely. I have friends who have "arthritic symptoms", who have the telltale fingernail problems, and yet still don't listen, because they have no plaques. We have a lifetime of trusting the medical profession to overcome, and the internet is flooded with pseudo-science. Most people will get trapped by one or the other. it is hard to be an optimist!


When Bea realizes everyone forgot Clamantha's birthday, the gang struggles to throw Clamantha the perfect surprise party.
When everyone forgets Clamantha's Sweet Sixteen, Milo, Oscar and Bea must rush to throw her a party before the end of the day.
Snake bets Mouse will never guess what's in her pocket, and Mouse says she sure won't. She walks out, leaving Snake to be silent the rest of the credits.
The image gallery for Sixteen Clamandles may be viewed here.
Sixteen Candles: The name of the episode is a parody of Sixteen Candles.


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MIAD 2010 Faculty Exhibition
Faculty share inspiration as artists and educators
September 14 – October 23
Frederick Layton Gallery
Opening Reception, Thursday, September 16, 6 – 8 p.m.
Faculty Readings: September 30, 7 p.m.
MIAD faculty offer their students, and the public, a unique learning opportunity by sharing the passions that inspire and inform them as visual artists and educators in the MIAD 2010 Faculty Exhibition. Their multidisciplinary and multimedia works are on view September 14 – October 23, with an opening reception Thursday, September 16, 6 – 8 p.m., and faculty readings September 30, 7 p.m., in the Frederick Layton Gallery.
Among the more than 30 participating faculty are:
Jan Feldhausen, Foundations Professor, whose ink on paper and paper masks are part of the Joker/Jester series of sabbatical work, which explores dichotomy themes through imagery appropriated from joker playing cards. Feldhausen, recently nominated for the Master Educator Award by the national organization of foundations educators, will present on MIAD's Foundations curriculum at the SECAC/MACAA College Art Conference in Richmond in October.
Shana McCaw and Brent Budsberg, Foundations/Fine Art faculty and staff, who recently gave a talk in Los Angeles as part of MKE>LAX, an artist exchange program founded by MIAD alum Sara Dalaeiden. The artists will show their work in October at the James Watrous Gallery in Madison and in February at the Lynden Sculpture Garden in Milwaukee.
Will Pergl, Associate Professor trained in both painting and sculpture, whose installation work was shown last June at the 2010 International VSA Festival: Exhibitions at The Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C., and whose video work was screened as part of the Milwaukee International Film Festival in Wisconsin, London, and Chicago.
Sonja Thomsen, Foundations faculty, selected from among nearly 500 applicants for the 2010 Wisconsin Triennial on view at the Madison Museum of Contemporary Art this summer, and whose work is in the permanent collection of the Milwaukee Art Museum.
Additional faculty, who have exhibited locally, nationally and internationally, and have recently returned from a summer of exhibiting, researching and art making, include:
Brandon Bauer, Chris Beetow, Joseph Bobolick, Paul Caster, Polly Caster, Larry Chatman, Waldek Dynerman, Thomas Gaudynski, Anne Ghory-Goodman, Steve Horvath, Susan Estelle Kwas, Kevin Miyazaki, Annushka Peck, Will Pergl, Jenny Poetzel, Katerina Sanerib, Dale Shidler, Robert L. Smith, Lynn Tomaszewski, Rina Yoon, Dean Valadez, Melissa Wagner-Lawler, Shane Walsh, James Weyenberg and Rina Yoon.