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The most beautiful five-star hotels around the world
Written by James Andrews, Senior Editor, Personal Finance
There are so many hotels worthy of their five-star status, but which have drawn so many admiring glances for their beauty they've been Instagrammed the most?
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If you are after a life of luxury, then checking into a five-star hotel is a great way to get your slice of it. Whether you are a fan of stunning architecture, world-class service or fine dining, there are plenty of luxurious hotels on every continent waiting to impress you.
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Our personal finance experts were curious to discover which hotel is actually the most admired in the world; so turned to Instagram to check. Analysing more than nine million Instagram hashtags associated with the world's most Insta-worthy accommodation, they crowned the hotel with the most photos as the most beautiful in the world.
The world's most beautiful five-star hotels
Dubai's Burj Al Arab Jumeirah is officially money.co.uk's most beautiful five-star hotel on the planet; though its official rating is a five-star, it is widely known as a seven-star hotel thanks to its extravagance. Not only will you be provided with a pillow menu (consisting of nine options) when you check in, but you will also be offered Rolls Royce chauffeur service and be surrounded by gold leaf walls. These opulent touches paired with the building being shaped like the sail of an Arabian dhow, the Burj Al Arab Jumeirah has been shared on Instagram 2,428,501 times.
Soneva Jani is the second-most beautiful on the list with 415,461 hashtags on Instagram. The wellness retreat in the Maldives earned their Insta-famous status for their villas that look as if they are floating on the water, as travellers admire the idyllic setting.
Most of the rest of the top 10 list is made up of hotels located in the United States; Bellagio (which is on the Las Vegas strip) in third place. The Plaza in New York is fourth with 160,237 Instagram hashtags, followed by California's Beverly Hills Hotel in fifth. Hawaii's ocean-front accommodation, Halekulani, is the sixth most beautiful in the world.
Top 20 most beautiful five-star hotels in the world
Updated 5 January 2022
Instagram #s
1 Burj Al Arab Jumeirah Dubai, UAE 2,428,501
2 Soneva Jani Maldives 415,461
3 Bellagio Nevada, USA 161,088
4 The Plaza, New York New York, USA 160,237
5 Beverly Hills Hotel California, USA 127,297
6 Halekulani Hawaii, USA 93,179
7 Claridges Hotel London, England 76,555
8 The Ritz Paris Paris, France 74,864
9 Niyama Maldives 69,595
10 W Barcelona Barcelona, Spain 68,680
11 Villa Cimbrone Ravello, Italy 61,191
12 Palace Hotel Tokyo Tokyo, Japan 59,738
13 Excellence El Carmen Dominican Republic 55,889
14 Celtic Manor Resort Newport, Wales 54,795
15 La Mamounia Marrakesh, Morocco 52,152
16 The Dorchester London, England 44,454
17 Palazzo Versace Dubai Dubai, UAE 43,615
18 Palazzo Versace Gold Coast, Australia 43,015
19 The Savoy London, England 41,787
20 1 Hotel South Beach Florida, USA 39,508
Europe's most beautiful five-star hotels
Looking at the five-star stays on offer in Europe, the analysis revealed that the UK is home to 11 of the top 20 most beautiful hotels on the continent. Best placed is Claridge's in London, which is often described as an "annexe to Buckingham Palace" as it has a strong relationship with royal family members spanning back to the 1800s.
Next is The Ritz in Paris with 74,864 uses of their Instagram hashtag, which is a firm-favourite for royalty, heads of state and modern-day celebrities. Located in the prestigious region of Vendôme, it is within walking distance of jewellers and designer stores to make your stay even more luxurious. Third on the list is W Barcelona, which sits on the beachfront and offers guests fantastic views of the Spanish city.
Other British hotels to feature in the top 20 include Celtic Manor Resort in South Wales, which is a hotel that prides itself on celebrating its Celtic roots and has nearly 55,000 uses of the hashtag on Instagram. It is closely followed by two London venues; including The Dorchester (based in the iconic Mayfair area of the UK's capital) with 44,454 hashtags on Instagram, and The Savoy is the seventh most beautiful five-star hotel in Europe with 41,787 hashtags.
Grosvenor House, also based in London, is just outside the top 10 list in 11th place, whilst Cliveden House in Buckinghamshire is the 13th most beautiful luxury hotel, and The Langham in London is 14th. Rounding off the top 20 are all London-based accommodations; The Ritz is 16th with 30,094 hashtags, the Ham Yard Hotel closely follows with 28,253 hashtags, The Connaught is 18th on the list, and Shangri-La at The Shard is 19th.
Top 20 most beautiful hotels in Europe
3 W Barcelona Barcelona, Spain 68,680
4 Villa Cimbrone Ravello, Italy 61,191
5 Celtic Manor Resort Newport, Wales 54,795
6 The Dorchester London, England 44,454
7 The Savoy London, England 41,787
8 Cavo Tagoo Mykonos, Greece 38,848
9 Mardan Palace Antalya, Turkey 37,874
10 Ashford Castle Galway, Ireland 37,115
11 Grosvenor House London, England 36,350
12 Borgo Egnazia Puglia, Italy 35,713
13 Cliveden House Maidenhead, England 32,118
14 The Langham, London London, England 30,784
15 Majestic Hotel Barcelona, Spain 30,534
16 The Ritz London London, England 30,094
17 Ham Yard Hotel London, England 28,253
18 The Connaught London, England 21,821
19 Shangri-La at The Shard London, England 21,019
20 Hôtel de Paris Monte-Carlo Monte-Carlo, Monaco 20,554
Asia's most beautiful five-star hotels
The Maldives claim the top two positions on the list of Asia's most beautiful five-star hotels with Soneva Jani (the second-most beautiful hotel in the world) in first position and Niyama (the hotel with the world's first underwater nightclub) in second with 69,595 Instagram hashtags.
Claiming the third and fourth positions are two Japanese hotels; Palace Hotel Tokyo - famed for its incomparable views of the city and sitting directly opposite the Imperial Palace gardens - is third, whilst Mandarin Oriental Tokyo is next with 34,168 uses of the hotel's hashtag on Instagram. Finishing off the top five list is Cocoon Maldives which can only be accessed by a 30-minute seaplane ride, to make it feel even more luxurious.
Top 20 most beautiful hotels in Asia
3 Palace Hotel Tokyo Tokyo, Japan 59,738
4 Mandarin Oriental Tokyo Tokyo, Japan 34,168
5 Cocoon Maldives Maldives 31,552
6 Taj Lake Palace Udaipur, India 28,506
7 Fullerton Bay Hotel Singapore 26,649
8 Conrad Bali Nusa Dua, Bali 26,016
9 The Dhara Dhevi Chiang Mai Chiang Mai, Thailand 25,481
10 Mandarin Oriental, Bangkok Bangkok, Thailand 24,806
11 Pangkor Laut Resort Pangkor Laut, Malaysia 23,353
12 The Edge Bali Uluwatu, Bali 22,700
13 The Mulia Bali Nusa Dua, Bali 22,418
14 W Hong Kong Hong Kong 21,493
15 St. Regis Bali Nusa Dua, Bali 20,551
16 Crimson Resort and Spa Mactan Mactan, The Philippines 20,523
17 W Singapore Singapore 18,667
18 The Peninsula Tokyo Tokyo, Japan 17,410
19 One Eleven Seminyak, Indonesia 16,221
20 The Upper House Hong Kong 16,088
North and Central America's most beautiful five-star hotels
The top spot for North and Central America's most beautiful five-star hotel is Las Vegas' Bellagio with 161,088 hashtags. Inspired by European villages and with epic views of the Bellagio Fountain, it is considered one of the most iconic hotels in Nevada.
The Plaza in New York is second on the list with over 160,200 hashtags. Whilst 'the Pink Palace' (Beverly Hills Hotel) in third position; not only is it a popular choice for Hollywood films but also for Hollywood stars - Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton actually lived in one of the bungalows, which can be booked today for the small sum of $9,000 a night!
The fourth most beautiful five-star hotel is Halekulani in Hawaii. It has 93,179 hashtags on Instagram with guests snapping views of the stunning interiors and breathtaking luxury views of the Waikiki oceanfront. Completing the top five is the Dominican Republic's Excellence El Carman with nearly 56,000 Instagram hashtags.
Top 20 beautiful hotels in North and Central America
Instagram #'s
1 Bellagio Las Vegas, Nevada 161,088
2 The Plaza, New York New York, New York 160,237
3 Beverly Hills Hotel Los Angeles, California 127,297
4 Halekulani Honolulu, Hawaii 93,179
5 Excellence El Carmen Dominican Republic 55,889
6 1 Hotel South Beach Miami, Florida 39,508
7 Sandals Barbados Barbados 30,036
8 The Broadmoor Colorado Springs, Colorado 27,178
9 Finest Playa Mujeres Cancun, Mexico 23,148
10 Sandals Royal Bahamian Nassau, Bahamas 23,041
11 Sandals Royal Caribbean Jamaica 21,988
12 Sandals Emerald Bay Great Exuma Bahamas 18,674
13 Rosewood Mayakoba Playa del Carmen, Mexico 18,383
14 Hyatt Zilara Rose Hall Jamaica 18,277
15 The Breakers Palm Beach Palm Beach, Florida 17,269
16 Fairmont Pacific Rim Vancouver, Canada 15,772
17 Sandals Grande Antigua Antigua and Barbuda 15,197
18 Mandarin Oriental Miami, Florida 15,115
19 Shutters On The Beach Santa Monica, California 14,718
20 Secrets The Vine Cancun Cancun, Mexico 14,528
South America's most beautiful five-star hotels
Looking at South America, half of the top 10 most beautiful five-star hotels are located in Brazil, including the top two; Palácio Tangará has 25,112 Instagram hashtags and Belmond Copacabana Palace has 22,330 hashtags. Taking the bronze prize is Palacio Duhau in Argentina, located in the traditional neighbourhood of Recoleta and set in a Neoclassical palace adorned with marble bathrooms and crystal chandeliers.
The other Brazilian hotels to feature in the top 10 are Belmond Hotel das Cataratas in seventh position, Ocean Palace Beach Resort (offering their guests incredible sea views of the South Atlantic Ocean) in eighth, and Villas de Trancoso in ninth with 4,122 hashtags.
The only Chile-based accommodation to feature on the list is W Santiago, claiming the fifth position with nearly 8,000 Instagram hashtags.
Top 10 beautiful hotels in South America
1 Palácio Tangará São Paulo, Brazil 25,112
2 Belmond Copacabana Palace Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 22,330
3 Palacio Duhau Buenos Aires, Argentina 10,381
4 Llao Llao Hotel Río Negro, Argentina 8,035
5 W Santiago Santiago, Chile 7,997
6 Alvear Palace Hotel Buenos Aires, Argentina 7,934
7 Belmond Hotel das Cataratas Iguassu Falls, Brazil 6,321
8 Ocean Palace Beach Resort Natal, Brazil 5,091
9 Villas de Trancoso Bahia, Brazil 4,122
10 Belmond Miraflores Park Lima, Peru 3,515
Oceania's most beautiful five-star hotels
Palazzo Versace is the most beautiful five-star hotel in Oceania; most famous for housing the cast of UK TV show I'm A Celebrity, the hotel is based on the Gold Coast and is just 3km to the north of Surfers Paradise. Although its location is extremely appealing, it's the interior of the hotel that is most impressive, as it is all gold everything.
Overlooking Darling Harbour in Pyrmont is The Star, which claims second place on the top 10 list with 23,511 Instagram hashtags, followed by the St. Regis Bora Bora which has accumulated 22,506 snapshots of its stunning tropical views.
Other Australian hotels to feature amongst the most beautiful include The Shangri-La Sydney, which boasts the perfect location in the historic Rocks district in the heart of the city, giving exceptional views of Sydney Harbour Bridge and the Sydney Opera House. Further down the list is Park Hyatt Sydney at seventh place with 11,839 hashtags, followed by QT Gold Coast in eighth place, whilst The Langham in Melbourne completes the top 10 list.
Top 10 most beautiful hotels In Oceania
1 Palazzo Versace Gold Coast, Australia 43,015
2 The Star Sydney, Australia 23,511
3 St. Regis Bora Bora Bora Bora, French Polynesia 22,506
4 The Shangri-La, Sydney Sydney, Australia 13,437
5 Hilton Moorea Lagoon Resort and Spa Moorea-Maiao, French Polynesia 12,524
6 Conrad Bora Bora Nui Bora Bora, French Polynesia 12,321
7 Park Hyatt Sydney Sydney, Australia 11,839
8 QT Gold Coast Gold Coast, Australia 11,441
9 InterContinental Bora Bora Bora Bora, French Polynesia 7,174
10 The Langham, Melbourne Melbourne, Australia 6,610
Middle East's most beautiful five-star hotels
Burj Al Arab Jumeirah is not only the most beautiful hotel in the Middle East but also the world, with a huge 2,428,501 Instagram hashtags. Thanks to its unique shape and incredible opulence, you can see why so many tourists would want to share their visits on social media.
Palazzo Versace Dubai is second on the list, then Jumeirah Al Naseem with 28,487 Instagram hashtags, followed by Taj Dubai in fourth and Park Hyatt Dubai in fifth. The only hotels in the top 10 that are outside of Dubai are Abu Dhabi's St. Regis Saadiyat Island Resort (which offers a stunning beachfront as well as a lush golf course) and Oman's Al Bustan Palace in eighth and ninth place respectively.
Top 10 most beautiful hotels in Middle East
2 Palazzo Versace Dubai Dubai, UAE 43,615
3 Jumeirah Al Naseem Dubai, UAE 28,487
4 Taj Dubai Dubai, UAE 23,510
5 Park Hyatt Dubai Dubai, UAE 14,710
6 Le Royal Meridien Beach Resort Dubai, UAE 14,125
7 Waldorf Astoria Dubai Dubai, UAE 11,982
8 St. Regis Saadiyat Island Resort Abu Dhabi, Abu Dhabi 9,351
9 Al Bustan Palace Muscat, Oman 9,097
10 W Dubai - The Palm Dubai, Abu Dhabi 8,919
Africa's most beautiful five-star hotels
In Africa, it is La Mamounia in Marrakech, Morocco taking the top spot as the most beautiful hotel on its continent. It has 52,152 Instagram posts capturing the vibrant decor and extravagant finishing touches that celebrate everything about Marrakech.
Mauritius takes the next two spots with LUX Le Morne (second) and LUX Grand Gaube (third), as well as the seventh and eighth spots with hotels Sugar Beach Golf & Spa Resort and Constance Belle Mare Plage.
Top 10 most beautiful hotels in Africa
1 La Mamounia Marrakech, Morocco 52,152
2 LUX* Le Morne Le Morne, Mauritius 16,204
3 LUX* Grand Gaube Grand Gaube, Mauritius 13,580
4 La Badira Hammamet, Tunisia 8,065
5 Barceló Tiran Sharm Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt 6,635
6 Angama Mara Maasai Mara, Kenya 6,339
7 Sugar Beach Golf & Spa Resort Flic-en-Flac, Mauritius 6,211
8 Constance Belle Mare Plage Plage, Mauritius 5,804
9 Mandarin Oriental Marrakech Marrakech, Morocco 5,780
10 Fairmont Nile City Cairo, Egypt 4,985
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Using BoldData.nl guide on which countries have the most 5-star hotels, money.co.uk created a long list of countries which was then ran through book5star.com to find the top-rated 5-star hotels in each one. Using the name of each hotel, money.co.uk analysed Instagram hashtag data to reveal which one is the most pictured, therefore crowning it the most picture-worthy.
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The MCHS Booster Club fund was started in 2017 to support capital and equipment purchases, primarily for IHSAA (Indiana High School Association) sanctioned athletic programs.
All donations to the MCHS Booster Club fund will go towards to the "Cheer up Wolfie" campaign. The last Wolfie mascot costume purchased by the school system dates back to the consolidation of Elston and Rogers in 1994-95. It is now in disrepair and is a health hazard – it is held together with binder clips, and the suit and carry bag are both growing what appears to be mold.
Approximately 10 years ago, another wolf costume was purchased by the Lewis family for personal use, and it was later donated to MCHS. This suit, which still used for limited appearances, is too small for many wearers and its Styrofoam head is now disintegrating, greatly limiting the wearer's visibility. The feet of this donated costume are torn and unusable, and the paws have disappeared.
The MCHS Athletic Boosters, in partnership with the MCHS class of 1998, would like to see Wolfie make added public appearances – not only at sporting events, but at elementary and middle schools, in parades, and at community events. Wolfie is a goodwill ambassador who can boost morale and school pride among our students, staff, and the larger community.


The 3rd Africa DNS forum was hosted by the Kenya Network Information Center from 6-8 July 2015, at the Sarova Panafric Hotel in Nairobi, under the theme: "The future of Africa's Domain Name Industry; Opportunities and challenges".
The Africa DNS Forum is a yearly event organized under the Internet Society Africa Regional Bureau's ccTLD and DNSSEC program. The main objective of the ccTLD and DNSSEC program is to improve the technical and governance operation levels in African ccTLD registries. A ccTLD study on African registries is also being carried out under the program this year.
The Africa DNS Forum brings together ccTLD registries, registrars, and stakeholders from Africa and around the world to share, learn, interact and discuss ways of how the African Domain Name Space can be improved.


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Die Mack & Schühle AG ist ein deutscher Wein- und Spirituosendistributeur mit Konzernsitz im baden-württembergischen Owen und gehört zu den größten Weinimporteuren und -distributeuren im mitteleuropäischen Raum.

Geschichte
Das Unternehmen wurde 1939 als regionales Weinhandelshaus Mack & Schühle GmbH gegründet und 2001 in eine Aktiengesellschaft umgewandelt. Der Unternehmenssitz wurde im Jahr 2011 um einen mit Architekturpreis ausgezeichneten Neubau erweitert. Das Familienunternehmen hat sich auf den Import und die Distribution von Wein und Spirituosen spezialisiert und führt das Geschäft bereits in der dritten Generation. Alle Aktienanteile befinden sich im Besitz der Familie Mack.

Das Unternehmen wurde im April 2010 als erstes Unternehmen der Weinbranche mit dem Standard IFS Broker zertifiziert.

Unternehmensbereiche
Die Gesellschaft ist in drei Unternehmensbereiche gegliedert:

 Off-Trade – Kunden vorwiegend aus dem Lebensmitteleinzelhandel sowie Cash & Carry und Discount;
 On-Trade – Kunden überwiegend aus Fachhandel, Fachgroßhandel sowie der Gastronomie;
Exclusive & Private Label – in dem kundenspezifische Produkte erstellt werden.

Weblinks
 https://mus.de/

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Unternehmen (Landkreis Esslingen)
Weinhandelsunternehmen
Owen
Gegründet 1939

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About the book: This book is written by Lauren Kate.
And is the first book in a trilogy. I think.
The story: It´s about Lucinda Price, called Luce. She sees shadows, which often brings something bad with them. She starts on a new school called Sword & Cross, with were special classmates. But she can´t tell about her secret.
But at school there is this amazing, mystical guy called Daniel. Which she is drawn to all the time. And at the same time there is this nice guy called Cam, who will do everything to here.
But there are also secrets behind the walls of the school. What will happen and which guy will she choose.


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Q: What is the difference between `stream_from` and `stream_for` in ActionCable? The descriptions here seem to imply that stream_for is used only when passing in a record, but overall the documentation is rather vague.  Can anyone explain the differences between stream_from and stream_for and why would you use one over the other?

A: kevinhyunilkim's answer
is almost ok, but prefix depends on channel_name, not model class.
class CommentsChannel < ApplicationCable::Channel
  def subscribed
    stream_for article
    # is equivalent to
    stream_from "#{self.channel_name}:{article.to_gid_param}"
    # in this class this means
    stream_from "comments:{article.to_gid_param}"
  end

  private

  # any activerecord instance has 'to_gid_param'
  def article
    Article.find_by(id: params[:article_id])
  end
end

you can also pass simple string to stream_for which simply adds channel name.

A: stream_for is simply a wrapper method of stream_from with ease.
When you need a stream that is related to a specific model, stream_for automatically generates broadcasting from the model and channel for you.
Let's assume you have a chat_room instance of ChatRoom class,
stream_from "chat_rooms:#{chat_room.to_gid_param}"

or
stream_for chat_room # equivalent with stream_from "chat_rooms:Z2lkOi8vVGVzdEFwcC9Qb3N0LzE"

the two lines of code does the same thing.
https://github.com/rails/rails/blob/master/actioncable/lib/action_cable/channel/streams.rb

A: stream_for takes an object as argument
class UserChannel < ApplicationCable::Channel
  def subscribed
    stream_for current_user
  end
end

stream_from takes a string as an argument
class ChatChannel < ApplicationCable::Channel
  def subscribed
    stream_from "chat_channel_#{params[:id]}"
  end
end

check this article it deals with the concept very well in my opinion

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Adam Handling Profile
Adam Handling's culinary journey started at Gleneagles where he was the first ever trainee chef, before he went on to become Fairmont's youngest ever Head Chef, culminating in winning Scottish Young Chef of the Year 2011.
Adam has since been awarded Scottish Chef of the Year 2015, Newcomer Restaurant of the Year in the Food and Travel Reader Awards 2015, as well as the British Culinary Federation's Chef of the Year 2014.
In 2014, he opened 'Adam Handling at Caxton' in Caxton Street SW1, which was awarded a coveted three rosettes from the AA. He was the youngest person to be tipped by the Caterer magazine as one of the '30 under 30 to watch' in the 2013 Acorn Awards.
Adam opened his first independent restaurant, The Frog E1, in June 2016 in Shoreditch, London. This year The Frog E1 was voted 'Best Restaurant of the Year – London' and the overall 'Best Restaurant of the Year' in the 2017 Food & Travel Reader Awards. In the same year, the restaurant also won 'Best Fine Dining Restaurant' at the Foodism 100 awards, as well as gaining 3 AA rosettes at the AA Hospitality Awards 2017. The Frog E1 has also been awarded a Bib Gourmand by the Michelin Guide.
In September 2017, Adam launched his highly anticipated second restaurant, Frog by Adam Handling, in Covent Garden, London. Frog by Adam Handling serves as the flagship restaurant for the Frog Group.
A highly accomplished chef, Adam Handling's beautifully presented modern British dishes start with careful sourcing of top quality, seasonal ingredients, prepared in a number of different, creative ways to enhance their inherent properties and deliver real depth of flavour and harmony.
www.adamhandling.co.uk


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Pingry Performs at Columbia University's Annual Fall Taiko Festival
Dec 9, 2019 | School News | 0 comments
By Martine Bigos (IV)
On Sunday, November 10, Pingry Taiko Drumming attended Columbia University's Fall Taiko Festival in Manhattan. The drummers performed "Dokokara" and "Matsuri" and they enjoyed the performances of many talented groups, including Swarthmore, Cornell, and Stony Brook Taiko. Noah Bergam (V) represented Pingry in the group performance of "Tonbane" at the end of the festival. Noah said that the performance "made me realize that our Taiko group doesn't exist in a vacuum. There are so many nuanced styles and group dynamics––it was awesome to see it all coalesce on stage and form a community of drummers." Belinda Poh (IV), another member of the club, added, "It was a really cool experience to see how many different people played and the different ways to play. I think it was worth it and all in all a really interesting and fun thing to do. Performing was fun, but watching the other groups I think was the best part."
Mr. Leone, Pingry's Taiko Club leader, was interviewed shortly after the festival, and below are excerpts of that conversation:
How did you learn about the festival?
I performed at the Columbia Fall Taiko Festival last year as a member of New York Taiko Aiko Kai (NYTAK). One of NYTAK's performing members and Columbia Taiko's president, Koh Yamakawa, was in charge of running the festival last year, and after learning that I advised a taiko group at Pingry, he was eager to have us perform at this year's festival.
What was your favorite performance to watch?
I'm always in awe of any performance of Jack Bazaar (performed by Swarthmore Taiko at the festival). Kris Bergstrom, the composer of the piece and lead instructor at the Los Angeles Taiko Institute, is a pioneer of naname (slant drum) style choreography, and looks for ways to push and challenge the boundaries of how to play taiko. He ran a workshop at the East Coast Taiko Conference a few years back, and we spent the full two-and-a-half hour workshop just learning the first six measures of the piece (a section titled "Cronkite"). While the rhythms aren't necessarily difficult, the movement is incredibly challenging, so it's something special to see the piece be performed.
Are there any pieces that you would like to bring to Pingry that you saw at the festival?
I'm thinking of bringing in Omiyage (performed by Taiko Tides at the festival, composed by Shoji Kameda) as one of next year's performance pieces. The rhythms and choreography are a little tricky, but it is a fun and satisfying piece to play. It's also one of the pieces that inspired me when I first started playing taiko, so it would be special for me to get to teach and have our students perform it. I'm hoping to get a couple of student-written pieces worked in to our repertoire. Getting to see other groups play, each with their different styles, opens the door for what is possible rhythmically and choreographically, so I'd like to channel that into helping our group write a few pieces of our own to help us define our own Pingry Taiko style.


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Q: Would it be possible to run a Java applet in a Java app on Android? I am new to creating Java apps for Android, and I already know that you cannot run Java applets within a web browser on Android.
With that being said, is there anyway you could run an applet within another app on Android?
Is there anyway to run the applet in a new activity for the app?

A:
is there anyway you could run an applet within another app on android?

Applets use APIs, like AWT for their UI, that do not exist in Android. You would need to see if anyone has created an applet container for Android (possible but unlikely) or rewrite the applet.

A: No, you can´t.
Java  use Java Virtual Machine.
Android use Dalvyk or ART.(Another virtual machine.)
Android use Java to code and some same classes... but has own classes to some stuff.


Let's have Sunday brunch! We're always on the lookout for new restaurants near our venue, and now we're checking out Loreley's Restaurant & Biergarten in West Hollywood. If we like it enough, it may become our new post-Assembly lunch spot!
Parking is on-site and free, and we'll arrive in the middle of their weekend brunch. Their menu features a lot of sausages, burgers, and egg dishes, but also includes some vegetarian and vegan options. And, of course, they have many types of beer and other beverage available.


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GOOD GRIEF, CHARLIE BROWN! Celebrating Snoopy and the Enduring Power of Peanuts
25 October 2018 – 3 March 2019
Embankment Galleries, Somerset House, London
Snoopy, Charlie Brown and co. come to Somerset House in a cultural celebration of the world's most influential comic strip
This autumn, Somerset House is very proud to present GOOD GRIEF, CHARLIE BROWN! Celebrating Snoopy and the Enduring Power of Peanuts. This landmark exhibition showcases the original drawings of the cartoon's creator Charles M. Schulz, alongside works inspired by Snoopy, Charlie Brown and the rest of the Peanuts gang, from some of today's most exciting artists and designers. GOOD GRIEF, CHARLIE BROWN! Celebrating Snoopy and the Enduring Power of Peanuts explores the impact of the most successful comic strip of all time on the contemporary cultural landscape, uncovering the social, political and philosophical complexities told through the four-panel comic strip that have spoken to scores of artists and designers in their own work.
In partnership with the Charles M. Schulz Museum and Research Center in California, GOOD GRIEF, CHARLIE BROWN! Celebrating Snoopy and the Enduring Power of Peanuts features over 100 comic strips and personal artefacts from the Schulz Museum and contemporary works from contributors including: Andy Holden, David Musgrave, Fiona Banner, François Curlet, KAWS, Ken Kagami, Lucas Price, Mark Drew, Mark Mulroney, Mel Brimfield, Mira Calix, Ryan Gander and Steven Claydon.
As a generation of artists who grew up during the 'golden age' of Peanuts come to prominence today, its presence in the ideas and ambitions of contemporary media, from film and fashion to street art and sculpture, seems more powerful and meaningful than ever before.
For the exhibition, Somerset House has unearthed existing work and commissioned new pieces from contemporary practitioners, all of which is influenced by Peanuts. These will sit alongside Schulz's original strips, rarely-seen in Europe, and together provide new perspectives on the comic masterpiece.
Peanuts has been widely acknowledged as one of the most popular and influential comic strips of all time. From 1950 to 2000, creator Charles M. Schulz produced 17,897 Peanuts strips, syndicated to over 2,600 newspapers in 75 countries and translated into 21 languages, totalling a readership of 355 million people.
For many, Peanuts became an important part of their daily lives and its cast of misfit characters - including everyone's favourite cartoon canine Snoopy, loveable loser Charlie Brown, blanket-toting philosopher Linus, bossy older sister Lucy, piano-playing Schroeder and sports-obsessed Peppermint Patty – continue to captivate audiences, young and old, around the world. Within their adultless society, their tangle of relationships mirror minutiae everyday realities, emulating the joys, anxieties and vulnerabilities of life.
Schulz's cast of children commented on topical issues, so much so that the comic has become a chronicle of the social and political climate in the latter half of the twentieth century. His strips also spoke to the soul, pondering age-old questions in the search for meaning in the small game of life. Indeed, Peanuts philosophies and aphorisms have become legend, from Lucy's "happiness is a warm puppy" to Charlie Brown's "I only dread one day at a time".
Schulz's strip penetrated culture so powerfully that it could help to change attitudes and his cartoon creations certainly provided perspectives not only beyond their years, but also ahead of their time.
The exhibition unpacks the panels that tackle topics such as feminism, faith, racial equality and existentialism.
Lucy embraced feminist ideals and Peppermint Patty proved that female athletes were just as capable as their male counterparts, in respect to Schulz's many friends in the field, such as Billie Jean King. 2018 also marks the 50th anniversary of Franklin, the black character introduced into the predominantly white cast after the assassination of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
GOOD GRIEF, CHARLIE BROWN! Celebrating Snoopy and the Enduring Power of Peanuts shows how this struck a chord with an array of artists who have used Peanuts to unlock complex meaning in their own work.
Turner Prize nominee Fiona Banner invokes Snoopy the Flying Ace, in his battle with his nemesis the Red Baron, as a powerful commentary on the bitter futility of war, while artist and musician Steven Claydon looks to Pig Pen's cloud of dirt and flies to provide a metaphor for the cultural associations that mass around objects. Conceptual artist Ryan Gander picks apart the constituent elements of Linus's psyche to lay bare the strength of his vulnerabilities, and artist and musician Andy Holden asks for Charlie Brown's help to propose a new theory on how art operates after the end of art.
GOOD GRIEF, CHARLIE BROWN! Celebrating Snoopy and the Enduring Power of Peanuts is curated by Somerset House's Senior Curator Claire Catterall, with the support of the Charles M. Schulz Museum and Research Center. Catterall said: "Schulz had a deep appreciation of and love for the arts and he poured this into Peanuts. Just look at Snoopy – he tirelessly read War and Peace, one word per day, and hoped himself to become a 'World Famous Author' with titles such as 'Snow White and the Seven Beagles', despite repeated rejections. Once, he even had his famous dog kennel wrapped by environmental artist Christo, a remarkable TARDIS-like building that also housed a Van Gogh.
"Schulz saw himself in Schroeder – the musical genius who poured everything into his work to the exclusion of much else. Although cloaked in humour, Schulz understood the artistic imperative – what it took to be a great artist – and we see this over and over again in the strip.
"We're told by his family that Schulz – or Sparky as they call him – would have been so happy and humbled by an exhibition where the world of arts and culture reference him and his own creations in response to the deep and enduring influence he has had on them."
The exhibition introduces Charles M. Schulz himself, looking at the lives and landscapes that shaped him and his strips. From melancholic Minnesota in the frigid Midwest to sunny Sonoma County in California, where Schulz based his studio for 42 years and the Schulz family built the Redwood Empire Ice Arena, complete with its 'Warm Puppy Café', Schulz himself can be seen throughout Peanuts and his experiences in these places enabled him to so perfectly convey the human condition and the state of society in his art.
It also explores his love of language and the 'line', a famous concept amongst cartoonists to express maximum emotion with the minimum amount of pen strokes on the page. In Peanuts, Schulz created a language of his own and helped compose some of the most commonly used phrases today. For instance, "Good Grief!", "Blockhead!", "Rats!", and "**SIGH**" are just a few of the expressions that Charles M. Schulz immortalised.
Japanese artist Ken Kagami's multiple and inventive interpretations of Snoopy and Charlie Brown in his 'Charpee' series replicate the ease and flow of Schulz's lines, albeit with rather fantastical results.
Delving even deeper into the creative process of comics, GOOD GRIEF, CHARLIE BROWN! Celebrating Snoopy and the Enduring Power of Peanuts features an interactive workshop space where visitors can collaborate with a contemporary artist and creatively contribute to a new visual interpretation of Peanuts, along with a series of other learning opportunities for all ages.
A special pop-up shop will also open in the exhibition, offering a range of unique products relating to Peanuts.
For press enquiries, please contact:
Stephanie Pilling // Deputy Head of PR // press@somersethouse.org.uk // 0207 845 4624
LISTINGS INFORMATION
Dates: 25 October 2018 – 3 March 2019
Times: Monday, Tuesday, Saturday & Sundays 10.00-18.00 (last admission 17.00), Wednesdays, Thursdays & Fridays 11.00-20.00 (last admission 19.00)
Tickets: £14/£11 concessions.
Address: Embankment Galleries, Somerset House, Strand, London, WC2R 1LA
Transport: Underground: Temple, Embankment / Rail: Charing Cross, Waterloo, Blackfriars
Website: www.somersethouse.org.uk
Somerset House Facebook: www.facebook.com/SomersetHouse
Somerset House Twitter: @SomersetHouse
Somerset House Instagram: @SomersetHouse
Hashtag: #PeanutsGoodGrief
Inspiring contemporary culture
One of the city's most spectacular and well-loved spaces, Somerset House is a new kind of arts centre in the heart of London, designed for today's audiences, artists and creatives – an inspirational community where contemporary culture is imagined, created and experienced.
From its 18th Century origins, Somerset House has played a central role in our society as a place where our culture and collective understanding of the world is shaped and defined. In 2000, it began its reinvention as a cultural powerhouse and home for arts and culture today, creating unique and stimulating experiences for the public, bringing them into direct contact with ideas from the greatest artists, makers and thinkers of our time. Our distinctive and dynamic year-round programme spans the contemporary arts in all its forms, from cutting-edge exhibitions and installations to annual festivals, seasonal events in the courtyard including Film4 Summer Screen, Summer Series and Skate, and an extensive learning and engagement programme.
As well as welcoming over 3million visitors annually, Somerset House houses the largest and most diverse creative communities in the country – from one-person start-ups to successful creative enterprises including MOBO, British Fashion Council, Dance Umbrella, Improbable Theatre, Hofesh Shechter Company, and Dartmouth Films.
In 2016 we launched Somerset House Studios – a new experimental workspace connecting artists, makers and thinkers with audiences. Currently housing over 80 artists and Makerversity (a community of over 250 emergent makers), the Studios are a platform for the development of new creative projects and collaboration, promoting work that pushes bold ideas, engages with urgent issues and pioneers new technologies. www.somersethouse.org.uk
About the Charles M. Schulz Museum and Research Center
The Charles M. Schulz Museum and Research Center is home to the world's largest collection of Peanuts comic strips. Opened in 2002, the Museum presents the work of Charles M. Schulz with exhibitions and programs that build an understanding of cartoon art, illustrate the scope of the artist's multi-faceted career, and celebrate the stories he communicated to a global audience. Across the street is Snoopy's Home Ice, designed and built by the Schulz family. Visitors can ice skate, enjoy the comfort of the Warm Puppy Café, and browse in Snoopy's Gallery and Gift Shop. Located in the heart of Sonoma County, California, the Museum in uniquely situated in a region known for world-class vineyards, magnificent redwoods, and beautiful ocean vistas. www.schulzmuseum.org


Yesterday I posted a drawing with a couple setups that I wanted to try this week and weekend. I tried to set up one of these today after work. I also tried one modification.
Here is the result of the first setup. Note the unless otherwise noted these pictures are SOC. (straight out of camera).
I started with 1/250 of a second to block out all of the ambient light. That worked well. Then I added the light with an umbrella and the reflector below to fill in the eyes.
This was the setup for that shot.
It was not quite what I wanted because the lights were off the the side and not right in front of the subject. Note the dark shadows on the right side of the face.
I tried again with a slightly modified setup. Move it more in front of the subject and raised the umbrella. Space was very tough. This was its result.
This setup was more along the lines of what I was anticipating because the lights were more on axis than before. That can be seen in the catchlights in the eyes. There is still some darker shadows on the right side of the face. This lighting setup should produce more of an even light on both sides of the face.
I also tried one last setup. I moved the bare flash further away, zoomed it and placed a diffuser between the subject and the light.
Here is the result of that shot.
I took some pictures tonight! That is my first victory and I tried to do something new. 2 victories in one night!
The above pictures were not exactly what I was going for. I know that it takes practice to get great but I did think that I would have achieved mildly better results.
I think on large factor in the lighting was that I did not have the control of the light I wanted. There is a ceiling very close to the lighting setups in each picture. See the above setups. I think this contributed to the uneven light. Also, I was not getting the light to wrap the face as I wanted. Next time I will have to find a larger venue to try.
I did get out and take some pictures and that is what was most important tonight. Improvement comes with practice and learning how to improve the areas that are weak.
Here are the 2 final results... They were cropped and a slight color adjustment.
The final on this picture is a little hot on the right side.


Marketing is a constantly shifting landscape and in 2018 technology is increasingly leading the way to reach new customers. Whether you're just getting started or re-evaluating your marketing strategy, it's essential to cover the basics of your brand strategy before incorporating current trends in an enhanced strategy.
Before expanding your brand reach, make sure you have a firm understanding of your customers, your value, and how those two come together. Your business offers goods or services that serve the needs of your customers. In order for your brand marketing to be successful you should be intimately aware of who your customers are and what needs they have that only your business can solve. Take this information to create buyer personas for your customers that will help you define how your brand will talk to them, also known as your brand's voice. Knowing where your customers get their information will help you take your brand's voice to create content that will create the brand loyalty that will help your business succeed.
Facebook continues to be the leader for brand marketing, with up to 75% of businesses including Facebook in their social media marketing strategy. With the rising cost of advertising on Facebook, marketers are looking for creative ways to use Facebook to reach new customers. One of those methods is called "Influencer Marketing".
Influencer marketing shifts marketing efforts from the target market to influential people within the target market. The influencers within the market have more sway over consumers because they are trusted, popular, or an expert in a specific market. Influencer marketing is similar to word-of-mouth marketing, but does not rely on traditional recommendations where an individual seeks out advice on a need they have to fulfill. Instead, followers of the influencer see them use the product or service in their everyday life. Influencers are not just on Facebook, but also on blogs, videos, and Instagram.
Recently Instagram shifted focus to free tools that catered specifically to business. Instagram's tools include statistics on saved posts, stories, and insights on follower demographics. According to Forbes, Instagram hit 1 million advertisers in 2017, five times more than what they saw in 2016. Instagram has also simplified marketing efforts for businesses on the go through their mobile device tools, including Hyperlapse for making time lapse videos and Boomerang for short looping videos. Instagram has also released Stories, effectively replacing the need to try to incorporate Snapchat in building your brand.
Customers want to have a human connection with the companies they chose to do business with. Customers no longer trust traditional marketing efforts, evident through their reaction to influencer marketing vs traditional advertisements. The shift in marketing preferences has made video marketing more accessible to businesses. Instead of spending time and money on a studio to create a polished, professional video, videos can be created on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and of course YouTube. One challenge with social video marketing is that each platform has its own technical requirements so a video recorded on one platform may need to be edited before it can be uploaded to another platform. However social media video has proven to be an effective method for increasing website conversion through massive engagement. YouTube receives over 4 million daily views, and a significant amount of the internet's traffic comes from videos.
Mobile devices have surpassed traditional desktop computers as the primary method for browsing the internet. Regardless of what strategies you choose to implement to build your brand make sure the content is friendly to mobile audiences. Most platforms provide the ability to preview content on a mobile device, tablet, and desktop computer, before publishing the content.


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Q: Check that a string contains either specific special characters, alphanumeric characters and ends in alphabetical I want to ensure any characters in a string contain alphanumeric characters along with _ or , but the string HAS to end in a alphabetical character. There also can be no whitespace anywhere.
I am trying this:
'^[\Sa-zA-Z0-9,_][\SA-Za-z]+$'
where I am expecting this to take care of the alphanumerics, special characters and whitepsace, [\Sa-zA-Z0-9,_]
and this:
[\SA-Za-z] to say use alphabetical characters at the very end, but that seems to fail such as:
import re

s = 'lk78d1'

regex = '^[\Sa-zA-Z0-9,_][\SA-Za-z]+$'

if(re.search(regex,s)):
        print("valid")

else:
     raise ValueError('non valid')

A: the error is that you're using \S which basically matches any non whitespace character i.e it overrides the remaining pattern as it includes alphanumeric characters and all symbols.
Also an improvement is to use \w instead of [A-Za-z0-9_]. And use the ignore case flag to make it more readable.
A testable example is at
The new python code is
import re

s = 'lk78d1'

regex = r'^[\w,]+[a-z]$'

if(re.search(regex, s, re.IGNORECASE)):
        print("valid")

else:
     raise ValueError('non valid')


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Scientists Used CRISPR to Cure HIV in Mice. But Here's What You Need to Know
MIKE MCRAE
Ever since the world woke to the unfolding tragedy of the AIDS epidemic, we've been desperate to solve the problem of removing all traces of the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) from a human body.
A dual-punch approach that combines gene editing with targeted drugs could be the trick we need, if the latest mouse study is any indication - it demonstrated a successful cure in five out of 13 transgenic mice, leaving many excited.
The HIV virus is a true master of disguise, transforming its appearance as it proliferates inside the human body. Even if all else fails, the virus can hide its genetic template inside our own DNA, ready to emerge when the heat dies off.
Thanks to this talent for staying low, the best we can do is strike with an arsenal of pharmaceuticals designed to keep the deadly pathogen underground, preventing it from emerging and ravaging the body's immune system. Going off antiretroviral drugs for as little as a few weeks risks a resurgence of infectious virus particles.
Researchers from the University of Nebraska Medical Center and Temple University in the US have demonstrated the genetic editing technology CRISPR-Cas9 is theoretically capable of finding those buried virus genes and destroying them in mice engineered to have human biochemistry.
CRISPR couldn't accomplish this all on its own. The team had to pair it with long-acting, slow effective release antiretroviral therapy to give the genetic surgery the time it needed to hunt out the viral genes and destroy them.
If we could apply the same approach to people, it would mean the potential for abandoning daily retroviral medication and the variety of uncomfortable side effects the drugs come with. Given that nearly 40 million people around the world are currently living with the virus, such a cure would be an exciting development.
Unfortunately, CRISPR gene editing is still in its infancy as a medical technology, and we still don't have a good grasp of how much harm it might cause inside a human body.
But compared with earlier methods for targeting genetic sequences for removal or dissection, CRISPR can be easily programmed for an unprecedented level of precision.
This makes it a sexy tool for any researcher keen to perform microsurgery on a molecular level. Just provide it with the sequence you want chewed up, and send it in.
There are already designs on using it to remove other buried viruses, such as herpes, not to mention the first tentative steps towards editing the genes behind congenital conditions such as heritable heart diseases.
But the technology hasn't come without intense controversy.
Even if we put aside questions on the ethics of using it to change our own genes, there have been concerns that the CRISPR hardware isn't as clean cut as we might have hoped, potentially giving rise to changes that would raise the risk of cancer.
In context, any therapy based on such a problematic technology becomes a question of risk versus the likelihood of success.
It typically takes just a few days for HIV to reemerge in untreated transgenic mice. But eight weeks after going treatment-free there was no trace of the virus's genes in five out of 13 infected subjects, implying a drug-free future for at least a lucky few.
Needless to say, even mice engineered to mimic our bodies are no substitute for actual humans. Trials underway on primates could go a little further in demonstrating just how much hope we should hold out for CRISPR as a way forward for HIV treatment.
The question is, will we be testing this on ourselves any time soon?
The US Food and Drug Administration has been hesitant granting permission in the past. Earlier last year, it denied a biotech company's request to progress with research on a CRISPR-based sickle cell anaemia treatment.
But it does happen. Come December, another company was given the green light to use the approach in a trial for curing a childhood blindness.
Without delving too deeply into the details behind individual calls, it's clear that administrators in the US are viewing the technology with more than a small degree of caution. As they should.
But HIV research has already had a history of being forced to wait. Wind back the clock just a few decades, a positive test for HIV was a death sentence. Tragically, for millions around the globe denied access to medication, it still is.
The final step towards a cure would be something to celebrate, but for now, time will tell if this is the one we've been hoping for.
This research was published in Nature Communications.


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Eugene Lockhart, Jr. (born March 7, 1961) is a former American football linebacker in the National Football League for the Dallas Cowboys and New England Patriots. He played college football at the University of Houston and was drafted in the sixth round of the 1984 NFL Draft.

Early days
Lockhart attended Crockett High School and became a two-year starting linebacker for the University of Houston during the 1982 and 1983 seasons.

In 1983, he was named tri-captain of the Cougars football team. He led the team with 134 tackles, was named second-team All Southwest Conference by UPI and was voted the team's most valuable player. He graduated with a degree in marketing.

Professional career

Dallas Cowboys
Lockhart was selected by the Dallas Cowboys in the 6th round (152nd overall) of the 1984 NFL Draft. He was also selected by the Houston Gamblers in the 1984 USFL Territorial Draft.

He became the first rookie in Cowboys history to start at middle linebacker, when Bob Breunig went down with a back injury during the first half of the season. After Breuning retired at the end of the year, he became just the fourth player in Cowboys' history to have held that position on a regular basis. After leading the team with 86 tackles (49 solo), he was named to the 1984 NFL All-Rookie team.

In 1985, in his first full season as a starter, he led the team in tackles (128), fumble recoveries (4) and forced fumbles (3). In 1986, he led the team with 121 tackles, 77 of them solo and had a career-high 5 sacks. In 1988, he led the team with 121 tackles, 72 of them solo, while registering 3 passes deflected and 2 fumble recoveries.

In Dallas, his punishing hits earned him the nickname "Mean Gene, the hitting machine". Lockhart led the team in tackles in four of his seven years with the Cowboys and contributed with more than 100 tackles in every season except 1987, when he registered 80 tackles (52 solo), after suffering a fractured right fibula and missing the last 3 games.

In 1989, he led the NFL and set a club record with 222 tackles, while also leading the team in interceptions (2) and the linebackers in passes deflected (8). He also set club records with 154 solo tackles, 16 double-digit tackle games and 16 solo tackles in a game against the Phoenix Cardinals (10-29-1989). He did not make the Pro Bowl that year, but he was named to the 1989 All-Pro first-team and was a bright spot on an otherwise dismal 1–15 team. In 1990, he led the team with 139 tackles (72 solo).

Lockhart played for the Cowboys during a low point in the franchise's history. He was one of the few standout players on otherwise lackluster teams, which eventually cost him a chance to earn Pro Bowl honors and other accolades. He finished his Cowboys career with 897 tackles and second-team All-Pro honors.

Head coach Jimmy Johnson's system favored more agile linebackers, so Lockhart was traded to the New England Patriots on April 19, 1991.
In exchange for the first overall draft pick of the 1991 NFL Draft (Russell Maryland), he was traded to the Patriots along with cornerback Ron Francis, linebacker David Howard, a 1991 first round pick (#11 Pat Harlow), and a 1991 second round pick (#41 Jerome Henderson). While cleaning out his locker, he was quoted saying, "It's a cold business — a cold, cold business, and it's even colder in New England."

New England Patriots
In 1991, he had 42 solo tackles, 64 total, which was fourth on the team. The next year, he played in 16 games (8 starts) and finished fourth on the team with 70 tackles (42 solo). He was waived on August 30, 1993.

Lockhart played in the NFL for 9 seasons (7 with the Cowboys, 2 with the Patriots), started 117 games, recorded over 1,001 tackles, 16 sacks and 6 interceptions (1 returned for a TD).

Personal life
Starting in 1998, Lockhart has run an annual turkey giveaway program in his hometown of Crockett.

In 2009, Lockhart and eight others were indicted on federal charges of organizing a $20 million mortgage fraud scheme in the Dallas, Texas, area. In late 2012, Lockhart was convicted and sentenced to 54 months in prison for the fraud. In November 2014, representing himself in court, he lost an appeal to reduce restitution garnishment from his pension. He also filed a lawsuit seeking $80,000 in damages due to allegedly substandard medical care he received during incarceration. He was released in May 2015 after serving about three years of his sentence and was required to complete about two years' probation.

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External links
New England Patriots bio

1961 births
Living people
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Players of American football from Austin, Texas
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By Jen Schill
IBE is excited to announce the launch of its new graduate fellowship program. This program is possible thanks to a seed grant from CSU's Office of the Vice President for Research, which named IBE a Program of Research and Scholarly Excellence last year.IBE is excited to announce the launch of its new graduate fellowship program. This program is possible thanks to a seed grant from CSU's Office of the Vice President for Research, which named IBE a Program of Research and Scholarly Excellence last year.
The goals of the program are to support graduate student success, prepare students for professional careers after graduation, and further IBE's mission to advance the development of healthy, thriving built environments. Fellows will have the opportunity to collaborate with IBE's multidisciplinary staff and faculty across campus to create professional resources that translate academic research into actionable tools—be that a white paper, case study, educational resource, or policy brief.You can help IBE ensure that this new fellowship program sustains into the long-term by donating to the Brian Dunbar Future Leaders for Built Environments fund.
IBE welcomes four fellows to this program:
Emily Amedee
Graduate Fellow, Communication Studies
Emily Amedee is a Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Communications and focuses on collaborative research and how communication methods can enhance or inhibit civic engagement. She currently works as the Assistant Director of Community Engagement for the One Health Institute, works closely with the Center for Public Deliberation, and is the Vice President of the One Health Club on campus. You might overhear her having conversations about how to enhance public communication, community problem-solving, and the role of higher education in the 21st century. Emily hails from Colorado and devotes as much time as possible to her writing, travel, and scholarship. When not trying to make the world more vibrant, she is chasing waves, gardening, finding magic in the mundane, and writing non-fiction.
At IBE, Emily will collaboratively develop a whitepaper about regenerative development practice.
Hazelle Tomlin
Graduate Fellow, Greenhouse Gas Management and Accounting
Hazelle Tomlin is pursuing her Masters of Greenhouse Gas Management and Accounting (MGMA) on a Fulbright Science and Innovation Award. She is a recent graduate of the University of Canterbury in Christchurch, New Zealand, who is interested in researching emissions mitigation through both better land use management and methods of carbon sequestration. In particular, she is interested in researching the management of anthropogenic emissions in existing built environments. Hazelle's goal is to drive policy change foremissions mitigation actions. At IBE, Hazelle will will research emissions impacts in a new sustainable development project in Denver.
Rod Lammers
Graduate Fellow, Civil & Environmental Engineering
Rod Lammers is a Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering. He studies how rivers move and change over time and how humans alter natural river function. Rod is fascinated by streams in urban environments and wants to help better integrate these important natural features into cities and into the lives of the people who live there.
At IBE, Rod will research the impact of urbanization on stream quality in Denver's National Western Center neighborhood.
Raina Benford
Graduate Fellow, Public Health
Raina Benford is a second-year Masters of Public Health Student with an interest in the intersections of public health and the built environment. She also has a passion for gerontology, particularly aging in place, and community resources for older adults. As a recent graduate from the University of Nevada, Reno, she is new to Fort Collins and loves the city's passion for sustainability and transportation resources. In the future, Raina hopes to work to better the lives of older adults through both sustainability and public health initiatives. At IBE, Raina will collaborate on age-friendly housing research and initiatives.
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Santa Rosa 1958
Welcome to our Santa Rosa website celebrating this remarkable and elegant ship. She was one of a pair of ships built in 1958 to replace the survivors of a prewar quartet of liners built for Grace Lines - Santa Rosa and Santa Paula. The two new ships were also designed by Gibbs & Cox and named after their predecessors. They were two stylish and modern liners built for the Central America service but they later transferred to the Caribbean service.
The Santa Rosa still exists and is owned by Louis Cruise Lines although much rebuilt. She currently sails as the Emerald chartered to the Australian company "Creative Cruising".
Her Regular Service Route: The United States of America (USA) to the Caribbean
New York to Curacao, La Guaira, Aruba, Kingston, Nassau and Port Everglades (Fort Lauderdale) "Caribbean" service
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There are so many rituals and trends and ideas about what a morning routine IS and needs to BE but I'm going to share with you guys what I do, and WHY. I never suggest that there is only one way, and in fact, the more I learn about human design, it's literally in some of your DNA to do the same thing over and over and for others 💁♀💁♀I'm a Manifesting Generator which means I jump around with all kinds of ideas on and about ALL things including food (but all within the realm of healthy), for others, you need VARIETY.
But my intention with everything I teach is for you to understand WHY certain foods, supplements, ideas might work or not work for you. It's about understanding how foods and ingredients work within your body which already has it's own way of processing them. That isn't going to change. We all digest food. We all eliminate toxins, we all need and use energy, so it's about getting how that fits together.
Oh - and i"m going to let this blog be Part 1, the physical, practical side of my morning routine and then I'll do Part 2 for the energetic and spiritual side next!
The first thing I do is reach for my liter size BKR water bottle which I always keep by my bedside and drink as much as I can right away. You are dehydrated overnight because think about it, you haven't drank anything. And all the while you are sleeping and not drinking, your body is doing major WORK for you, your liver kicks in early in the morning to start eliminating toxins and is PRIMED early in the morning to fully eliminate this stuff BUT YOU have to be a cooperative component, meaning YOU need to get that it is your job to drink this purified water ASAP right when you get up so that your body can flush all that crap out. OTHERWISE and this is very important, it will stay inside you and recirculate and then you wonder why you aren't making progress with your health, with lowering inflammation or even weight loss (because toxins are stored in fat cells so if they have to stay inside you, they will be in the fat).
Supplements. I can't and won't tell you what to take, I will only guide you on things like this if and when you are my client because it's all SO SPECIFIC and particular to all the intricacies that are you. AND please get this. Don't even worry about supplements UNTIL you have mastered a healthy plant based diet. That is your job. Not buying and taking a bunch of pills or dropperfuls of things. My priorities with supplements are B vitamins, liver cleansing, soothing of my Central Nervous System and hormones. See how yours would be different? So in this time of the morning I take all this and with that comes lots more water, so it's actually easy to drink close to a gallon a day when you think about it.
Then I workout, sweat, and if I have time and Dalton doesn't bang the door down, I sit in my infrared sauna, highly recommend this as part of a healthy lifestyle.
CELERY JUICE: it's everywhere which is amazing. This has changed so many people's lives. And I've seen it personally impact my sister and my clients. I do not do it everyday but it is a goal of mine or rather an intention to do it more often that not. WHY: all of this golden information came through Medical Medium Anthony Williams and it is the truth so let's just clear that up right away. Your digestion works HARD for you. All day everyday. When we consume lots of protein (animal or otherwise but especially animal, fats (good or bad ones), have loads of stress, that causes your body's natural levels of HCL (hydrochloric acid) to diminish and you need that sucker big time. TO BREAK DOWN YOUR FOODS. So the big thing celery juice does is BE a perfect match to the HCL that your body produces so that's a win. It also helps the liver cleanse and purge, and therefore is a miracle worker for your skin. It is an herb not a vegetable and it does not count as breakfast. It's a tonic. So why celery juice at this time of day? Because remember your body is PRIMED for it. Not only water but now you send down the pipes so celery juice to your empty stomach which now accepts and loves you for giving it more of its natural juices so now EVERYTHING YOU EAT ALL DAY LONG is easier to digest. This is good. And of course as you keep doing this energy builds, momentum gathers for more cleansing, purging, healing and better digestion. So basically do it. See my separate post all about the details of celery juice and how to do it for more details. 16 oz on an empty stomach. Also IMPORTANT: do not drink coffee before this. You'll ruin everything. Just kidding, sort of.
After celery tonic you have to wait at least 20 minutes to eat so you can properly reap the benefits of the digestive stimulation. Then I will have a smoothie, lots of fruit and my Four Sigmatic iced coffee latte. See that post here with all my magical ingredients. My smoothies usually are banana, blueberries, dragon fruit powder, ice, water, or something like spinach, banana, blueberries, frozen mangoes. FRUIT. is the point. But since I do my iced coffee as a smoothie more than a latte I usually have my banana in there and then eat lots of plain fruit because I just like the chewing of things. So I'll eat apples, pears, berries and have them plain or in a chia bowl.
And that's my morning with food. If I get hungry before lunch I will eat more fruit. But usually because I workout first and the timing of the celery and waiting and such I eat pretty late in the morning (also a thing I do because my body is fine with fasting - not everyone's is). And then I eat lunch around 12 - 2pm, just depends.
I'll post more on my lunch routines too but this is a morning routine that works with the natural flow of the body. The timing matters. IF you wake up and pour in coffee, you are shunting cleansing, wasting the digestive energy you have freely given and just blowing it on hard to digest things. Acidic things. This is why the American habits of wake up drink coffee and then some kind of refined sugar cereal, bagel, toast, etc is literally NOTHING about what your body wants or needs. Sure you can do that stuff sometimes but if you want your body to give back to you better than you can even imagine, you learn to work with it's natural resources.
NOTE: I don't have health issues or problems so I can drink alkaline coffee. I can handle caffeine, some people CANNOT. All of this depends on where you are in your health process, what you want to make better, healthier, I will say doing all of this except maybe the coffee will work for everyone though. And my coffee alternative method is IMO the best and tastiest version of doing coffee. No chemicals sprayed (it's organic), alkaline not acidic, plus adaptogens and herbs (they have decaf options too). So yes, big fan here. Remember my discount code is: FOODREBEL when you check out.
Eating fruit all morning works because it's functional. It's healthy glucose. It's energy. It's low fat, low protein which assists better digestion and liver cleansing. So it's NOT WORK for the digestive system or liver AND fruit has healing powers, each kind has unique elements to each body part. But overall, just know fruit cleanse, heals and saturates your cells with healthy glucose.
What does your morning look like? Does this make sense to you? Let me know your questions or comments below!
MORE on how to create your own plant based food life in Fueled & Focused! Fueled & Focused course is open! This is how to eat a plant based diet. Everything you could want to know, on the practical pieces but also how to create a system for you and your family.
I know you know this matters and that you don't need a diet or a jumpstart. This isn't that. This is for your life.
For you if you know you want to be truly HEALTHY. Your motivation comes from there not fix me I need to lose weight.
By the way, you release unwanted weight when you stop focusing on it.
You release unwanted weight when you release the toxins inside that are not serving you but your body literally can't get rid of because it's not safe.
You have to free up space for healing, and detox and results.
Know that you're doing enough. Know that you're keeping your cells alive and joyful.
Know that your family is nourishing themselves.
And learn how to do this as simply as possible.
Even with work and travel and trips.
Even with parties and holidays and girls nights and birthdays.
You can't wait to change your food until nothing is going on. Everything is always going on it's whether you are going to feel good for all the things in your life or not.
Learn, unlearn, relearn, relax about it, this is actually very very easy. And VERY VEERY "WORTH IT."


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Q: Verb agreement for "Capturing one knight or three pawns"
In a game of chess, capturing one knight or three pawns yields/yield the same result

What should be the answer — yields or yield? The rule says if one of the items joined by "or" is singular and the other plural, the verb becomes of the subject which is after "or".
The answer according to that should be "yields" but the book says "yield".

A: Yes, "capturing" is the subject of the clause, and it's singular. So the correct form of the verb is "yields".

A: John Lawler writes in a comment that the subject is a constituent, not the single word capturing:
No, the subject is not capturing. That's the gerund in the complement clause capturing one knight or three pawns, which is the subject of yields, singular. Clauses and prepositional phrases are automatically singular. Language is not a matter of stringing words together like beads on a string; it's more like atoms, molecules, cells, and organs in a body -- there are intermediate structures, usually called Constituents, that do most of the work. Constituents are what syntax is all about. – John Lawler

A: You are comparing two things: "capturing one knight" and "capturing three pawns". You say that these two hypothetical actions yield the same result. So you need to put "and" between them, and use the plural verb "yield". It might be easier to see what's going on if we use A and B instead of the phrases which describe these actions. So it's

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*A and B yield the same result.

If you use "or" rather than "and", then the subject becomes singular. In that case, to make the sentence grammatical, the verb would have to be singular:

*A or B yields the same result.

But that raises the question "the same result as what?". The sentence says that one thing yields the same result. This is nonsense, because "the same" implies that two or more things are the same as each other.
So the correct way to say what you mean is a sentence which is like 1., that is,
Capturing a knight and capturing three pawns yield the same result.

I acknowledge that there are some contexts in which a singular verb is correct. But then such a context would have to include notions which aren't in the original question. For example:
Capturing Black's bishop would give White an advantage. Capturing Black's knight or three Black pawns would yield the same result.
Here, "the same result" means "the same result as capturing Black's bishop would give".


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BOISE, Idaho (KIFI/KIDK)-The Idaho Lottery has confirmed the winning $1,000,000 Raffle ticket was sold at an Idaho Lottery retail location in Jerome County. The winning ticket, 034438, was sold during the early days of game sales.
"We are encouraging everyone who played this year's Raffle game to check their tickets carefully, especially those who bought their ticket in Jerome County. Everyone should sign the back of their ticket and the one-million-dollar winner should contact the Idaho Lottery to make arrangements for collecting their prize," said Idaho Lottery Director Jeff Anderson.
In addition to the million-dollar prize, there are 14,420 other prizes, including two $10,000 prizes. One of them was sold at an Idaho Lottery retailer in Bonneville County. The number is 1999691. Another, number 117360, was sold at a Lottery location in Canyon County.
The winners have 180 days from last night to claim their prize from Idaho Lottery headquarters in Boise.
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