Elana Hayden, the Site Director at B2R Port Washington, is a New York session singer, songwriter, jingle/voiceover artist and children's book author. She studied Musical Theatre at Sarah Lawrence College and C. W. Post and has had the privilege of performing and/or recording with Bernard Purdie, Jon Herington, Shawn Pelton, Aaron Comess, Richie Cannata, Crispin Cioe, Mark Rivera, Harry Chapin, Patti LaBelle, Bob Hope, The Pointer Sisters, Willie Nelson, Boomer Esiason, and many others. She has written, recorded, produced and licensed numerous songs and jingles for TV, film and radio, including spots for Showtime, HBO, the NBA, WNBA, Maury Povich, The Montel Show, and others. In addition to touring the US and Europe as a lead and background vocalist for many bands and recording artists, Elana appeared in the National Touring Company of the show Beehive – The '60s Musical and New York productions of Gym, Carrie, Starmites and Goose. Her film and TV credits include 20th Century Fox's Unfaithfully Yours, starring Nastasia Kinski, Armand Assante, and Dudley Moore, and the ABC-TV After School Special Over the Limit, which aired on network television in the U.S. Currently, Elana enjoys singing with Songs In The Attic, a NY-based Billy Joel Tribute Band and was featured in Wendell Hanes' book, "Making 30 Grand in 30 Seconds! Vol. 4 - Singing on Major TV Commercials." Elana is recording her debut album and lives in Port Washington with her daughter, Julia.
Kristine Renigen is the Assistant Director and has taught piano, voice and early childhood classes at B2R Port Washington. Having experience in film, television, ballroom dance and musical theater, Kristine has spent the past several years touring in musical theater productions, teaching music, stage managing, and singing with the Long Island cover band, Spectrum. She also enjoys playing classical piano (Rachmaninoff and Chopin) and loves to sing musical theater and pop/rock songs. Kristine is excited to step into her new role and we are thrilled to welcome her into this new position.
Nicki Winzelberg is the Assistant Director and has taught piano, voice, trombone, trumpet, glee, and early childhood classes at B2R. A Wisconsin native, Nicki got her start in music at a very early age through classical piano training, children's choirs, and jazz bands. After completing coursework in education and application at both NYU and University of Wisconsin, Nicki decided to put down roots on Long Island and pursue music. In addition to teaching at multiple schools and institutions, Nicki is also an avid dancer and actress. She has been featured in countless theatrical productions and performed with jazz vocalists Kurt Elling and the iconic Bobby McFerrin. Having vast musical tastes, her influences range from Mozart to Muse to Metallica, and many more. She also plays with her own band Disco Vietnam, and records original songs from time to time. Stop in and say hi today!
Aaron A. is a drum and percussion specialist at B2R Port Washington. He studied at the Crane School of Music where he received his Bachelor's degree in Music Education. There he studied percussion with distinguished Professor James Petercsak and Sabian and Innovative Percussion artist, Catherine Meunier. Aaron has performed in masterclasses with the world-renowned percussion group Nexus, The Black Earth Percussion Group, composer/percussionist Michael Burrit, Branford Marsalis and Latin percussion giants Jose Madera and Johnny Rodriguez (Tito Puente). Aaron has performed in the select Giroux Honors Jazz Combo at the Crane School of Music. We are happy to have him join the Bach To Rock team!
Artem K. is an accomplished musician who teaches and performs on clarinet, saxophone, and piano. Artem was born and raised in Ukraine, where he studied music at the Kiev Special Music School for gifted kids named after N.V. Lysenko. He has numerous music awards and has participated in concert tours throughout Germany. Artem holds a Bachelor's Degree in Music Performance and is currently working on his Master's Degree at New York University, where he masters his clarinet skills with a second clarinetist of New York Philharmonic - Pavel Vinnitsky. Artem studied and participated in master classes with many great musicians such as James Shields, Frank Kowalsky, Rolf Weber, Barbara Heilmair, Hedwig Swimberghe, Frank Kowalsky and Yuri Vasilevich. We are so happy to welcome him to the B2R team!
Ben N. is a voice and guitar instructor at B2R who specializes in adaptive music lessons. Originally from southern Vermont, Ben fell in love with classical performance, ensemble singing, songwriting, and musical theater at a young age. As a therapeutic music practitioner, he has worked with children and adults, helping students of all ages find their voice. Recently having received a Bachelor of Science degree in Music with a concentration in Music Therapy from Molloy College, Ben has had the opportunity to work in a wide variety of educational settings. Since graduating, he has also had the pleasure of performing with the Weston Opera company, as well as several community and collegiate theater groups where he performed in various roles, including "Inspectors Javert" in Les Miserables, "Benny" in Rent, and both "Dr. Scott" and "Eddie" in The Rocky Horror Picture Show. In his spare time, Ben enjoys songwriting, dabbling with as many instruments as he can get his hands on, and hiking. He is beyond excited to be working alongside the marvelous musicians at B2R Port Washington and even more thrilled to be working with the students, helping them make music and memories!
Daniele G. is a saxophone and piano specialist at B2R. He graduated from the Conservatory of Licino Refice in Frosinone (Italy) and earned a bachelor degree in music performance at the prestigious Berklee College of Music in Boston. During his time in the United States he has studied and collaborated with many great musicians such as Danilo Perez, Joe Lovano, Dave Douglas, John Patitucci, Ben Street, Terry Lyne Carrington, Kenny Werner, Bob Moses, Dave Kikoski, and George Garzone. He has also traveled and performed in famous jazz festivals and clubs around United States, South America and Europe. Daniele currently resides in Brooklyn where he is actively involved in numerous musical projects. His most recent work includes and an album traversing the boundaries of modern and free jazz, created in collaboration with pianist Leo Genovese. We are very happy to welcome Daniele to the Bach To Rock team.
Fabio R. is a drum and percussion instructor at Bach To Rock and is originally from Valencia, Venezuela. Since arriving in the U.S., Fabio has performed with artists such as Geri Allen, Greg Osby, Bill Pierce, Sean Jones, Kevin Harris, Pepe de Lucia, John Lockwood, Carlos Averhoff Jr., Manuel Valera and has performed at Boston Symphony Hall, Lincoln Center, The Esplanade, Scullers Jazz Club, Smoke Jazz Club, SXSW, among others. A drummer and film composer, Fabio earned his Bachelor of Music with a Dual Major in Performance and Professional Music at the prestigious Berklee College of Music in Boston, where he had the honor of being mentored by Terri Lyne Carrington, Kim Plainfield and Neal Smith. Before moving to the New York, Fabio studied jazz performance in UNEARTE while giving drum set lessons in the Taller de Jazz Caracas and Concert Percussion in the Colegio/Conservatorio Emil Friedman. He has also had the privilege of working with acclaimed Venezuelan musicians Pablo Gil, Diego Alvarez and Gonzalo Teppa. Through music you can express greater emotions, ones that you cannot define with words. As an artist, this is what Fabio strives for and continues to do through his work. We are thrilled to have him on the B2R Port Washington team.
Hannah M. is a voice and piano instructor at B2R. Originally from South Carolina, she is a graduate of the inaugural class of the Molloy College and CAP 21 B.F.A. musical theatre program. She has appeared in numerous concerts at The Town Hall, Feinstein's 54 Below and The Madison Theatre alongside such Broadway legends as Howard McGillin (The Phantom of the Opera), Tony Danza (Honeymoon in Vegas), Robert Cuccioli (Jekyll and Hyde), Cady Huffman (The Producers), and Annie Golden (Hair). Hannah made her Off-Broadway debut as the title character in Vital Theatre Company's Angelina Ballerina the Musical and as Elizabeth Lavenza in Write Act Repertory's Frankenstein. She has appeared in numerous productions at regional and community theaters in New York, New Jersey and South Carolina. Favorite roles include: Carrie (Carrie the Musical), Elle Woods (Legally Blonde), Jack (Into the Woods), Rusty (Footloose), and The Leading Player (Pippin). In addition to her work onstage, Hannah has also served as the musical director/accompanist for The Broadway Bound Vista Theatre Project, Mile Square Theatre, The Madison Theatre, and Molloy Performing Arts Club. We are thrilled to welcome Hannah to the B2R Port team!
Jackie B. is a voice, piano, violin and early childhood specialist at B2R Port Washington. She was born and raised on Long Island, where she began her musical journey. Jackie has had the pleasure of performing with several critically acclaimed conductors and musicians including David Fryling, David Ramael, Isabel Milenski, Lauren Kinhan, Kerry Marsh and more. She graduated with her Bachelor of Sciences in Vocal Performance from Hofstra University, concentrating on classical technique and musical theatre. At Hofstra, she was also the President and arranger of the a cappella group The Hofbeats, played in the Chamber Orchestra, and toured the country with the Chamber Choir. Jackie made her Off-Broadway debut in "Jekyll & Hyde" in NYC, performed in the US Premiere of Dargomyzhsky's "Rusalka", and starred in the premieres of several original musicals. She is currently a member of multiple theater and opera companies, sings in the nationally recognized mixed and women's choirs of eVoco Voice Collective and performs with her cover band The Escape. She is beyond happy to share her passion for music and teaching at B2R, and guide her students to achieving their goals and dreams in music and performance - and have fun doing it!
JD R. is a guitar and bass instructor at B2R. A New York based guitarist and composer, he hails from New Delhi, India, and is a graduate of The Berklee College of Music, where he majored in Contemporary Writing and Production. JD has been playing professionally for over eight years and has been a touring member of two bands, Grammy Winning Effort and Indigo Children. His father, a guitarist introduced him to many iconic bands including The Beatles, The Grateful Dead, Fleetwood Mac and Jimi Hendrix, to name a few. From artists like Shakti, Radiohead and Herbie Hancock to composers like John Williams and Hanz Zimmer, JD loves all genres of music and is excited to share this love of music with the students at Bach To Rock. We are happy to welcome JD to B2R Port Washington.
Marc P. is a guitar specialist at B2R Port Washington. A New York native and lifelong musician/music fan, Marc attended Five Towns College for Jazz and Commercial Music, majoring in Guitar Performance. Marc has played guitar and sung in countless ensembles, performing a broad range of styles and genres in and out of the country. Growing up on classic rock, Marc's band experience encompasses such diverse styles as Rock, Funk, Folk, Fusion, Jamband, Reggae, Ska, World, Afrobeat, New Orleans, Blues, Americana, Electronica, Heavy Metal, Bluegrass, Singer-Songwriter, Alt Country, Progressive Rock, and "anything that's fun & musical"! A music teacher for over 25 years, Marc assesses where students are developmentally, and guides them to where they need to go musically using intuition, passion and humor. Most importantly, Marc encourages love and appreciation for music in all of his students.
Mike L. is a bass, guitar, fretted instrument and recording studio specialist at B2R Port Washington. He received his degree in Electric Bass Performance from Berklee College of Music and after touring with several national bands, moved to New York City as a working professional musician and songwriter. He has appeared and/or recorded with Carole King, Joan Osborne, Rufus Wainwright, Rick Derringer, Tom Dowd, Steven Stills and Mick Jones, Eddie Van Halen, the Gypsy Kings, Meryl Streep, Peter Yarrow (of Peter, Paul and Mary), Paul Hipp, Max Weinberg and the Uptown Horns, Hunter S. Thompson, and many others. He also appeared in the hit, off-broadway productions of "Love Janis" and "My Boyfriend Is a Zombie." Mike is a founding member of Citizens of Contrary Knowledge. Their songs "You're What you Wish You Are..." and "Contrary Radio" are played on hundreds of independent and college radio stations in the USA and in South America. The band also had songs featured on Nickelodeon's "Zoey 101" and "Drake and Josh". Mike's own song "House of Cards" was licensed by Showtime's acclaimed show, "The Tudors" Additionally, his music has been played on National TV commercials for Taco Bell, Applebee's, Pepsi, General Motors, American Express, and even featured in the movie soundtrack for the movie "I am Sam." Mike brings a wealth of experience and robust musical knowledge into his classroom. We are proud to have him on the the team at B2R Port Washington!
Pamela K. is a piano, violin, viola, and cello specialist at B2R. An artist and composer, she received her first Bachelor's degree in Illustration Fine Arts from Savannah College of Art and Design, and her second one in Music Theory and Composition from Berklee College of Music. Originally from Jakarta, Indonesia, Pam started her musical career at a young age playing violin for Amadeus Orchestra which tour cities in South-East Asia to work with international conductors such as Phillip Green, Aminoto Kosin, Cecilia Barczyk, Prof. Christiane Hutcap, Pierre Oser, Jahja Ling, Gudni Emilsson, and David Riniker of Berlin Philharmonic. As she studied Fine Arts in the US, she started her musical theater career working as Assistant Music Director and Concert Master for various Broadway productions such as Titanic, Houdini, Into the Woods, Spring Awakening, Ragtime, among others. She has also written music for award winning feature films including 'Waiting in Line' by Joseph Brennan, 'The Big One' by Raibar Chener, and 'Inky Fingers', an animation by Vee Eaton which was hosted by 26 international film festivals worldwide such as Tribeca and Sundance. Attending Berklee, she switched her focus from performing to composing. Pamela has written music for small ensembles, chamber ensembles, musicals and full orchestras which has been performed internationally in various venues in New York, Boston, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, and Indonesia. We are thrilled to welcome Pamela back to Bach To Rock Port Washington.
Rich K. is a Drum / Hand Percussion, Music Production / Engineering and Rock Band instructor at B2R. Starting formal lessons at the age of 9, he progressed to earning First Chair Percussion in County and All State Bands in High School. Rich toured with Jazz/Funk/Rock Fusion Band Whyte Lyte, and attended Berklee College of Music, earning his Bachelor's Degree in Music Synthesis. While at Berklee, he was awarded The Berklee Performance Division Achievement Award in recognition of outstanding musicianship. Since settling in NYC, Rich has worked with many artists, including The Zen Tricksters, Mickey Dolenz (The Monkees) Norah Jones, Bruce Cockburn, The Fire Men, Gavin DeGraw, Denise Barbarita, and Roger Waters (Pink Floyd), to name a few. Proficient in many styles of drumming, he enjoys teaching drummers how to find the right part, the right groove - and how to record a drum set. His teachers and mentors have been many, including Vincent "Muzzy" Mizzoni, Gary Chester, Gary Chaffee, Bob Moses, Alan Hall and Ed Uribe. As a composer, Rich has written and produced music for his own projects and for Heavy Hitters Music which licenses for Film and T.V. We are thrilled to have Rich join our B2R Port Washington family!
Sam B. is a piano and voice instructor at B2R. A keyboardist, songwriter/producer and composer, he has toured and performed with many bands and solo artists. He has had the pleasure of playing at the GroundUP Music Festival, Okeechobee Music Festival, SoFar Sounds, WLRN Radio, and the Adrienne Arsht Center, performing with Il Volo, Michael McDonald, GRiZ, Eric Krasno, members of Snarky Puppy and Vulfpeck, Gallant, Lawrence, Becca Stevens, and Darmon Meader. You can also find Sam's music on Spotify, iTunes, Soundcloud, and YouTube. Recently, Sam worked for a composer in LA, writing music for Cartoon Network's Lego Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu, Dreamworks' Harvey Street Kids, films Hope Spring Eternal and Calvinist, and composed the score for "Retro Couture," which screened in Miami, Panama, and Brussels. He has taught private lessons and music theory classes and is well-versed in contemporary, classical, and jazz idioms. Sam has perfect pitch and is also proficient in music production and recording. We are very happy to Welcome him to the Bach to Rock team.
Samantha K. is a voice and piano teacher at Bach to Rock. She holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Vocal Performance from Carnegie Mellon University, where she received College and University Honors, as well as the Derdeyn Award for Excellence in Performance. Equally comfortable in musical theater and opera, she's sung roles with Opera Theater of Pittsburgh, Undercroft Opera, Carnegie Mellon University, and the College Light Opera Company, among others. She additionally had the privilege of performing German lieder in Graz, Austria with the American Institute of Musical Studies and studying drama with the Yale Summer Conservatory for Actors in New Haven, Connecticut. She is thrilled to bring her passion for teaching music out to Long Island, where she did her first musical at ten years old! Samantha currently resides in Queens, NY and devotes her time to performing, teaching, and studying music. We are very happy to welcome Samantha to the B2R Port Washington team!
Sara O. is an Ecuadorian-American singer-songwriter based in New York who specializes in guitar, piano and voice at Bach To Rock. She discovered her passion for music at a young age when she began to take private piano lessons and joined the school's choir. As a teenager, she moved from Florida to Ecuador where she studied classical music in the conservatories, and later worked as a jazz singer with many bands in Guayaquil. Sara's love for music led her in Berklee College of Music where she majored in Contemporary Writing and Production and she graduated with honors and scholarship awards. Since 2015, Sara has been releasing original music that has been positively reviewed by journals in The US, Ecuador and Spain. Her music has led her to play in many venues in New York City as well as festivals like SXSW, South Florida Folk Festival and Musikfest, to name a few. We are excited to welcome Sara to the B2R Port Washington team!
Sean H. is a voice specialist, multi-instrumentalist, and studio engineer at B2R. Growing up in the world of musical theatre, Sean has performed with several nationally acclaimed theatre companies including Theatre Under The Stars in his hometown of Houston, TX. He studied Musical Theatre and Composition at the Baldwin Wallace Conservatory of Music and is currently the front man and guitarist for the band XXI Hours, who has performed at various venues across the country, including Vans Warped Tour and other music festivals. Sean has also played in multiple regional theatre pit orchestras for stage productions of Legally Blonde and High School Musical, among others. He has several years of in-studio audio production and live sound experience and has worked as an audio engineer at West Side Recording Studio, where he produced content for MTV and CMT. We are delighted to have Sean on the B2R Port Washington team.
Sergej A. is a saxophone, flute, and piano instructor at B2R. Born in Russia, Sergej began playing the saxophone at age 9 and was influenced by many great musicians like John Coltrane, Joshua Redman, Dexter Gordon and Keith Jarrett among others. At the age of 17, Sergej had the opportunity to study abroad at the Prince Clause Conservatoire in the Netherlands. While there, he had the privilege of studying and performing with numerous renowned musicians including Don Braden, Miguel Martinez, Alex Sipiagin, Robin Eubanks, David Berkman, Gene Jakson, John Clayton, and the Symphonic Jazz Orchestra. Shortly thereafter, Sergej formed a quartet that recorded and performed original music in Sicily, Italy. He has also recorded with EF Orchestra, Adedeji Adetyo, Stage Band, and Want2swing big band. Now living in NYC, Sergej performs with many bands, often in different countries and festivals including the Idstein jazz festival in Germany, Mechelen, Belgium, Rostov-on-Don Jazz festival in Russia, Bimhuis in Amsterdam, Amphion jazz fest, Doetinchem, Netherlands. He has toured Korea as a guest artist, toured Sicily with the Giacomo Caruso Quartet, and Estonia with the Holger Marjamaa quartet. Most recently, Sergej released his debut album, "Secret Language." He loves teaching students of all ages and enjoys helping them reach their goals and we are proud to add him to the B2R Port Washington team.
Steven H. is a multi-instrumental brass and woodwind specialist at Bach To Rock. He also plays piano, accordion, bass, guitar, ukulele, and sitar. Originally from Phoenix, Arizona, Steven moved to NYC to study trumpet and tuba performance at New York University, where he would eventually continue on to earn his Master's degree in music education. He has studied under great musicians like John Rojak, Marcus Rojas, and Ladislav Kozderka. While learning at NYU, he quickly built a network in the city and began performing regularly in jazz, pop, rock, new music, pit orchestra, and classical music settings. Today you'll find him most often collaborating with songwriters and bands to compose, arrange, and record horn section parts for up and coming records. Steven has recorded and performed in venues like the James L. Dolan recording studio, Symphony Space, Webster Hall, the Knitting Factory, Skirball Center, Ikeda Theater, and most recently Oscilloscope Laboratories (built by Adam Yauch of the Beastie Boys). He hopes to impart the joy of making and sharing music to all of his B2R students in order to encourage a lifelong relationship with their instrument.
Victor M. is a bass, guitar and piano instructor at B2R. A well respected bassist, film composer, arranger, and educator, Victor currently resides in New York City, where he is actively involved in numerous musical projects. After graduating from Berklee College of Music, Victor moved to The Big Apple to get his Master's degree at Aaron Copland School of Music. His versatility, dedication and commitment to provide a good product keeps him in an demand musician - working and gigging in the USA and abroad. Recently, Victor performed at Carnegie Hall and has performed with numerous artists including Paquito D'Rivera, Wynton Marsalis, Luis Conte, Luis Enrique, Roberto Vilera, Terence Blanchard, Plas Johnson, Bob Mintzer, Antonio Arnedo, Ali Jackson, Dan Nimmer, among others. We are proud to have Victor on the B2R Port Washington team.


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Debt Relief Celebration
On Sunday, Jan. 27, Covenant celebrated being debt-free after paying off the mortgage on the Fellowship and Education Building. Speakers at the event, "Mission Accomplished," looked back the decision to build and looked forward to what's next for Covenant.
See more pictures here.
Nearly 10 years ago, the Fellowship and Education Building was officially opened and immediately provided meeting and practice space for more than 100 organizations. Covenant members and many people from Austin started using the space for the preschool, classes for people of all ages, worship, congregational care groups, sporting activities, lunches and dinners, coffee-drinking and more.
"Seven days a week, this building is used more than every other building on campus," Senior Pastor Thomas Daniel said at the Debt Relief Celebration.
The decision to erect the building was a risky one. In 2007 when Covenant broke ground, the church was without a senior pastor, the U.S. was experiencing a major economic recession and the price tag of $17 million meant that Covenant would carry more debt than at any other time in our history. (After an initial capital fund-raising campaign, Covenant would pay interest on a $7.5 million debt that remained. This meant $300,000 per year would come off the budget to service the debt.)
Covenant member Wick Alexander was one of the building project leaders. Speaking at the celebration, he recalled, "The Session decided that God had a bigger plan for Covenant that included a major campus renovation and expansion. That year, the congregation overwhelmingly voted for a major plan to renovate the Sanctuary and Eaton Hall, and tear down Children's Hall and replace it with a four-story, 60,000 square-foot building. The building would be a place of mission and ministry not just for Covenant, but for all of Austin.
"We had no pastor and we certainly had no money," Wick said.
Nonetheless, Covenant moved forward tearing down Eaton Hall and breaking ground in fall 2007. Once opened in spring 2009, the building quickly became a hub for activity on campus and established Covenant as a bridge to Austin.
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ut concerns and when Senior Pastor Thomas Daniel was called to Covenant in April 2014, he met with members at several different gatherings throughout the city. To learn more about Covenant, and how members felt, he asked three probing questions:
1) What do you love most about Covenant?
2) What worries most you about Covenant?
3) Where do you see Covenant in 10 years?
Thomas said answering the first two questions was easy: People said Covenant was "family" and they most worried about the debt on the Fellowship and Education Building.
The third question was harder, most still answering something about the debt. Many also responded that they hoped more people outside our walls would hear the message of Christ.
Thomas addressed all three answers. "Today, we are celebrating our debt-free status with our Covenant family!"
Covenant is also working to spread God's love outside our walls. "Jesus said that the point of the church is to be sowing seeds outside our walls."
Thomas explained that Covenant's 2019 operating budget reflects that goal. In 2013, Covenant's budget provided $120K for missions, but due to a revenue shortfall, actual mission spending that year was $98K. The 2019 operating budget earmarks 403K to missions. In addition, a part-time staff position of Mission Director was added.
Covenant has also started the Institute of Missional Formation (IMF), which addresses our changing culture. Thomas explained the goal of the IMF is to form groups of members to live as missional disciples in the 21st century while Christianity continues to be pushed further and further to the margins of our society.
Eighty people are currently involved in the IMF. Thomas said the groups are working as three different cohorts. "We try to answer the question: How do I follow Jesus? It takes more than a lecture series. The IMF cohort program seeks to figure out how we all are shaped and formed. We want participants to be able to go out and say 'this is what it means for me to live a life with God and influence those around me.' "
Thomas called the Institute for Missional Formation a 50-year project, but on Sunday, Covenant members were celebrating the end of a shorter project (debt). Members were also celebrating the ongoing activity that attracts much of Austin to our campus via the Fellowship and Education Building, a building built on the belief that God has something great in store for Covenant, and in turn, Covenant had something more to offer the world.

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Dawson's Creek star Katie is said to be "embracing" Tom's beliefs and keen to marry in a Scientology ceremony.
Tom's spokesperson said: "We've heard the rumours but no date has been set yet.
Sorry guys, the news went a little quiet about Tom and Katie lately The latest goss I've heard about the wedding is that they might be getting married at a resort in Mexico called Maroma (check out the website, it looks completely unreal!) and they may have hired Kevin Lemon as their wedding planner.
Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes to appear on Will & Grace?
Rumours are emerging that Tom and Katie have been asked to appear in the final series of Will & Grace in a "dream sequence" - and they're seriously considering it! They'll join a long list of celeb guest stars on the show. Apparently Katie's a big fan of the show and is hoping it'll happen too!
"It may have been a bitter divorce, but Tom and Nicole know their children have to come first," said a source close to the pair. "They put aside all their differences so that the children can be near to both parents. When Nicole recently saw a house was on the market nearby she jumped at the chance," the source said.


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	schedulingv1 "k8s.io/client-go/kubernetes/typed/scheduling/v1"
	schedulingv1alpha1 "k8s.io/client-go/kubernetes/typed/scheduling/v1alpha1"
	schedulingv1beta1 "k8s.io/client-go/kubernetes/typed/scheduling/v1beta1"
	storagev1 "k8s.io/client-go/kubernetes/typed/storage/v1"
	storagev1alpha1 "k8s.io/client-go/kubernetes/typed/storage/v1alpha1"
	storagev1beta1 "k8s.io/client-go/kubernetes/typed/storage/v1beta1"
	rest "k8s.io/client-go/rest"
	flowcontrol "k8s.io/client-go/util/flowcontrol"
)

type Interface interface {
	Discovery() discovery.DiscoveryInterface
	AdmissionregistrationV1() admissionregistrationv1.AdmissionregistrationV1Interface
	AdmissionregistrationV1beta1() admissionregistrationv1beta1.AdmissionregistrationV1beta1Interface
	InternalV1alpha1() internalv1alpha1.InternalV1alpha1Interface
	AppsV1() appsv1.AppsV1Interface
	AppsV1beta1() appsv1beta1.AppsV1beta1Interface
	AppsV1beta2() appsv1beta2.AppsV1beta2Interface
	AuthenticationV1() authenticationv1.AuthenticationV1Interface
	AuthenticationV1beta1() authenticationv1beta1.AuthenticationV1beta1Interface
	AuthorizationV1() authorizationv1.AuthorizationV1Interface
	AuthorizationV1beta1() authorizationv1beta1.AuthorizationV1beta1Interface
	AutoscalingV1() autoscalingv1.AutoscalingV1Interface
	AutoscalingV2beta1() autoscalingv2beta1.AutoscalingV2beta1Interface
	AutoscalingV2beta2() autoscalingv2beta2.AutoscalingV2beta2Interface
	BatchV1() batchv1.BatchV1Interface
	BatchV1beta1() batchv1beta1.BatchV1beta1Interface
	CertificatesV1() certificatesv1.CertificatesV1Interface
	CertificatesV1beta1() certificatesv1beta1.CertificatesV1beta1Interface
	CoordinationV1beta1() coordinationv1beta1.CoordinationV1beta1Interface
	CoordinationV1() coordinationv1.CoordinationV1Interface
	CoreV1() corev1.CoreV1Interface
	DiscoveryV1alpha1() discoveryv1alpha1.DiscoveryV1alpha1Interface
	DiscoveryV1beta1() discoveryv1beta1.DiscoveryV1beta1Interface
	EventsV1() eventsv1.EventsV1Interface
	EventsV1beta1() eventsv1beta1.EventsV1beta1Interface
	ExtensionsV1beta1() extensionsv1beta1.ExtensionsV1beta1Interface
	FlowcontrolV1alpha1() flowcontrolv1alpha1.FlowcontrolV1alpha1Interface
	FlowcontrolV1beta1() flowcontrolv1beta1.FlowcontrolV1beta1Interface
	NetworkingV1() networkingv1.NetworkingV1Interface
	NetworkingV1beta1() networkingv1beta1.NetworkingV1beta1Interface
	NodeV1() nodev1.NodeV1Interface
	NodeV1alpha1() nodev1alpha1.NodeV1alpha1Interface
	NodeV1beta1() nodev1beta1.NodeV1beta1Interface
	PolicyV1beta1() policyv1beta1.PolicyV1beta1Interface
	RbacV1() rbacv1.RbacV1Interface
	RbacV1beta1() rbacv1beta1.RbacV1beta1Interface
	RbacV1alpha1() rbacv1alpha1.RbacV1alpha1Interface
	SchedulingV1alpha1() schedulingv1alpha1.SchedulingV1alpha1Interface
	SchedulingV1beta1() schedulingv1beta1.SchedulingV1beta1Interface
	SchedulingV1() schedulingv1.SchedulingV1Interface
	StorageV1beta1() storagev1beta1.StorageV1beta1Interface
	StorageV1() storagev1.StorageV1Interface
	StorageV1alpha1() storagev1alpha1.StorageV1alpha1Interface
}

// Clientset contains the clients for groups. Each group has exactly one
// version included in a Clientset.
type Clientset struct {
	*discovery.DiscoveryClient
	admissionregistrationV1      *admissionregistrationv1.AdmissionregistrationV1Client
	admissionregistrationV1beta1 *admissionregistrationv1beta1.AdmissionregistrationV1beta1Client
	internalV1alpha1             *internalv1alpha1.InternalV1alpha1Client
	appsV1                       *appsv1.AppsV1Client
	appsV1beta1                  *appsv1beta1.AppsV1beta1Client
	appsV1beta2                  *appsv1beta2.AppsV1beta2Client
	authenticationV1             *authenticationv1.AuthenticationV1Client
	authenticationV1beta1        *authenticationv1beta1.AuthenticationV1beta1Client
	authorizationV1              *authorizationv1.AuthorizationV1Client
	authorizationV1beta1         *authorizationv1beta1.AuthorizationV1beta1Client
	autoscalingV1                *autoscalingv1.AutoscalingV1Client
	autoscalingV2beta1           *autoscalingv2beta1.AutoscalingV2beta1Client
	autoscalingV2beta2           *autoscalingv2beta2.AutoscalingV2beta2Client
	batchV1                      *batchv1.BatchV1Client
	batchV1beta1                 *batchv1beta1.BatchV1beta1Client
	certificatesV1               *certificatesv1.CertificatesV1Client
	certificatesV1beta1          *certificatesv1beta1.CertificatesV1beta1Client
	coordinationV1beta1          *coordinationv1beta1.CoordinationV1beta1Client
	coordinationV1               *coordinationv1.CoordinationV1Client
	coreV1                       *corev1.CoreV1Client
	discoveryV1alpha1            *discoveryv1alpha1.DiscoveryV1alpha1Client
	discoveryV1beta1             *discoveryv1beta1.DiscoveryV1beta1Client
	eventsV1                     *eventsv1.EventsV1Client
	eventsV1beta1                *eventsv1beta1.EventsV1beta1Client
	extensionsV1beta1            *extensionsv1beta1.ExtensionsV1beta1Client
	flowcontrolV1alpha1          *flowcontrolv1alpha1.FlowcontrolV1alpha1Client
	flowcontrolV1beta1           *flowcontrolv1beta1.FlowcontrolV1beta1Client
	networkingV1                 *networkingv1.NetworkingV1Client
	networkingV1beta1            *networkingv1beta1.NetworkingV1beta1Client
	nodeV1                       *nodev1.NodeV1Client
	nodeV1alpha1                 *nodev1alpha1.NodeV1alpha1Client
	nodeV1beta1                  *nodev1beta1.NodeV1beta1Client
	policyV1beta1                *policyv1beta1.PolicyV1beta1Client
	rbacV1                       *rbacv1.RbacV1Client
	rbacV1beta1                  *rbacv1beta1.RbacV1beta1Client
	rbacV1alpha1                 *rbacv1alpha1.RbacV1alpha1Client
	schedulingV1alpha1           *schedulingv1alpha1.SchedulingV1alpha1Client
	schedulingV1beta1            *schedulingv1beta1.SchedulingV1beta1Client
	schedulingV1                 *schedulingv1.SchedulingV1Client
	storageV1beta1               *storagev1beta1.StorageV1beta1Client
	storageV1                    *storagev1.StorageV1Client
	storageV1alpha1              *storagev1alpha1.StorageV1alpha1Client
}

// AdmissionregistrationV1 retrieves the AdmissionregistrationV1Client
func (c *Clientset) AdmissionregistrationV1() admissionregistrationv1.AdmissionregistrationV1Interface {
	return c.admissionregistrationV1
}

// AdmissionregistrationV1beta1 retrieves the AdmissionregistrationV1beta1Client
func (c *Clientset) AdmissionregistrationV1beta1() admissionregistrationv1beta1.AdmissionregistrationV1beta1Interface {
	return c.admissionregistrationV1beta1
}

// InternalV1alpha1 retrieves the InternalV1alpha1Client
func (c *Clientset) InternalV1alpha1() internalv1alpha1.InternalV1alpha1Interface {
	return c.internalV1alpha1
}

// AppsV1 retrieves the AppsV1Client
func (c *Clientset) AppsV1() appsv1.AppsV1Interface {
	return c.appsV1
}

// AppsV1beta1 retrieves the AppsV1beta1Client
func (c *Clientset) AppsV1beta1() appsv1beta1.AppsV1beta1Interface {
	return c.appsV1beta1
}

// AppsV1beta2 retrieves the AppsV1beta2Client
func (c *Clientset) AppsV1beta2() appsv1beta2.AppsV1beta2Interface {
	return c.appsV1beta2
}

// AuthenticationV1 retrieves the AuthenticationV1Client
func (c *Clientset) AuthenticationV1() authenticationv1.AuthenticationV1Interface {
	return c.authenticationV1
}

// AuthenticationV1beta1 retrieves the AuthenticationV1beta1Client
func (c *Clientset) AuthenticationV1beta1() authenticationv1beta1.AuthenticationV1beta1Interface {
	return c.authenticationV1beta1
}

// AuthorizationV1 retrieves the AuthorizationV1Client
func (c *Clientset) AuthorizationV1() authorizationv1.AuthorizationV1Interface {
	return c.authorizationV1
}

// AuthorizationV1beta1 retrieves the AuthorizationV1beta1Client
func (c *Clientset) AuthorizationV1beta1() authorizationv1beta1.AuthorizationV1beta1Interface {
	return c.authorizationV1beta1
}

// AutoscalingV1 retrieves the AutoscalingV1Client
func (c *Clientset) AutoscalingV1() autoscalingv1.AutoscalingV1Interface {
	return c.autoscalingV1
}

// AutoscalingV2beta1 retrieves the AutoscalingV2beta1Client
func (c *Clientset) AutoscalingV2beta1() autoscalingv2beta1.AutoscalingV2beta1Interface {
	return c.autoscalingV2beta1
}

// AutoscalingV2beta2 retrieves the AutoscalingV2beta2Client
func (c *Clientset) AutoscalingV2beta2() autoscalingv2beta2.AutoscalingV2beta2Interface {
	return c.autoscalingV2beta2
}

// BatchV1 retrieves the BatchV1Client
func (c *Clientset) BatchV1() batchv1.BatchV1Interface {
	return c.batchV1
}

// BatchV1beta1 retrieves the BatchV1beta1Client
func (c *Clientset) BatchV1beta1() batchv1beta1.BatchV1beta1Interface {
	return c.batchV1beta1
}

// CertificatesV1 retrieves the CertificatesV1Client
func (c *Clientset) CertificatesV1() certificatesv1.CertificatesV1Interface {
	return c.certificatesV1
}

// CertificatesV1beta1 retrieves the CertificatesV1beta1Client
func (c *Clientset) CertificatesV1beta1() certificatesv1beta1.CertificatesV1beta1Interface {
	return c.certificatesV1beta1
}

// CoordinationV1beta1 retrieves the CoordinationV1beta1Client
func (c *Clientset) CoordinationV1beta1() coordinationv1beta1.CoordinationV1beta1Interface {
	return c.coordinationV1beta1
}

// CoordinationV1 retrieves the CoordinationV1Client
func (c *Clientset) CoordinationV1() coordinationv1.CoordinationV1Interface {
	return c.coordinationV1
}

// CoreV1 retrieves the CoreV1Client
func (c *Clientset) CoreV1() corev1.CoreV1Interface {
	return c.coreV1
}

// DiscoveryV1alpha1 retrieves the DiscoveryV1alpha1Client
func (c *Clientset) DiscoveryV1alpha1() discoveryv1alpha1.DiscoveryV1alpha1Interface {
	return c.discoveryV1alpha1
}

// DiscoveryV1beta1 retrieves the DiscoveryV1beta1Client
func (c *Clientset) DiscoveryV1beta1() discoveryv1beta1.DiscoveryV1beta1Interface {
	return c.discoveryV1beta1
}

// EventsV1 retrieves the EventsV1Client
func (c *Clientset) EventsV1() eventsv1.EventsV1Interface {
	return c.eventsV1
}

// EventsV1beta1 retrieves the EventsV1beta1Client
func (c *Clientset) EventsV1beta1() eventsv1beta1.EventsV1beta1Interface {
	return c.eventsV1beta1
}

// ExtensionsV1beta1 retrieves the ExtensionsV1beta1Client
func (c *Clientset) ExtensionsV1beta1() extensionsv1beta1.ExtensionsV1beta1Interface {
	return c.extensionsV1beta1
}

// FlowcontrolV1alpha1 retrieves the FlowcontrolV1alpha1Client
func (c *Clientset) FlowcontrolV1alpha1() flowcontrolv1alpha1.FlowcontrolV1alpha1Interface {
	return c.flowcontrolV1alpha1
}

// FlowcontrolV1beta1 retrieves the FlowcontrolV1beta1Client
func (c *Clientset) FlowcontrolV1beta1() flowcontrolv1beta1.FlowcontrolV1beta1Interface {
	return c.flowcontrolV1beta1
}

// NetworkingV1 retrieves the NetworkingV1Client
func (c *Clientset) NetworkingV1() networkingv1.NetworkingV1Interface {
	return c.networkingV1
}

// NetworkingV1beta1 retrieves the NetworkingV1beta1Client
func (c *Clientset) NetworkingV1beta1() networkingv1beta1.NetworkingV1beta1Interface {
	return c.networkingV1beta1
}

// NodeV1 retrieves the NodeV1Client
func (c *Clientset) NodeV1() nodev1.NodeV1Interface {
	return c.nodeV1
}

// NodeV1alpha1 retrieves the NodeV1alpha1Client
func (c *Clientset) NodeV1alpha1() nodev1alpha1.NodeV1alpha1Interface {
	return c.nodeV1alpha1
}

// NodeV1beta1 retrieves the NodeV1beta1Client
func (c *Clientset) NodeV1beta1() nodev1beta1.NodeV1beta1Interface {
	return c.nodeV1beta1
}

// PolicyV1beta1 retrieves the PolicyV1beta1Client
func (c *Clientset) PolicyV1beta1() policyv1beta1.PolicyV1beta1Interface {
	return c.policyV1beta1
}

// RbacV1 retrieves the RbacV1Client
func (c *Clientset) RbacV1() rbacv1.RbacV1Interface {
	return c.rbacV1
}

// RbacV1beta1 retrieves the RbacV1beta1Client
func (c *Clientset) RbacV1beta1() rbacv1beta1.RbacV1beta1Interface {
	return c.rbacV1beta1
}

// RbacV1alpha1 retrieves the RbacV1alpha1Client
func (c *Clientset) RbacV1alpha1() rbacv1alpha1.RbacV1alpha1Interface {
	return c.rbacV1alpha1
}

// SchedulingV1alpha1 retrieves the SchedulingV1alpha1Client
func (c *Clientset) SchedulingV1alpha1() schedulingv1alpha1.SchedulingV1alpha1Interface {
	return c.schedulingV1alpha1
}

// SchedulingV1beta1 retrieves the SchedulingV1beta1Client
func (c *Clientset) SchedulingV1beta1() schedulingv1beta1.SchedulingV1beta1Interface {
	return c.schedulingV1beta1
}

// SchedulingV1 retrieves the SchedulingV1Client
func (c *Clientset) SchedulingV1() schedulingv1.SchedulingV1Interface {
	return c.schedulingV1
}

// StorageV1beta1 retrieves the StorageV1beta1Client
func (c *Clientset) StorageV1beta1() storagev1beta1.StorageV1beta1Interface {
	return c.storageV1beta1
}

// StorageV1 retrieves the StorageV1Client
func (c *Clientset) StorageV1() storagev1.StorageV1Interface {
	return c.storageV1
}

// StorageV1alpha1 retrieves the StorageV1alpha1Client
func (c *Clientset) StorageV1alpha1() storagev1alpha1.StorageV1alpha1Interface {
	return c.storageV1alpha1
}

// Discovery retrieves the DiscoveryClient
func (c *Clientset) Discovery() discovery.DiscoveryInterface {
	if c == nil {
		return nil
	}
	return c.DiscoveryClient
}

// NewForConfig creates a new Clientset for the given config.
// If config's RateLimiter is not set and QPS and Burst are acceptable,
// NewForConfig will generate a rate-limiter in configShallowCopy.
func NewForConfig(c *rest.Config) (*Clientset, error) {
	configShallowCopy := *c
	if configShallowCopy.RateLimiter == nil && configShallowCopy.QPS > 0 {
		if configShallowCopy.Burst <= 0 {
			return nil, fmt.Errorf("burst is required to be greater than 0 when RateLimiter is not set and QPS is set to greater than 0")
		}
		configShallowCopy.RateLimiter = flowcontrol.NewTokenBucketRateLimiter(configShallowCopy.QPS, configShallowCopy.Burst)
	}
	var cs Clientset
	var err error
	cs.admissionregistrationV1, err = admissionregistrationv1.NewForConfig(&configShallowCopy)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	cs.admissionregistrationV1beta1, err = admissionregistrationv1beta1.NewForConfig(&configShallowCopy)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	cs.internalV1alpha1, err = internalv1alpha1.NewForConfig(&configShallowCopy)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	cs.appsV1, err = appsv1.NewForConfig(&configShallowCopy)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	cs.appsV1beta1, err = appsv1beta1.NewForConfig(&configShallowCopy)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	cs.appsV1beta2, err = appsv1beta2.NewForConfig(&configShallowCopy)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	cs.authenticationV1, err = authenticationv1.NewForConfig(&configShallowCopy)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	cs.authenticationV1beta1, err = authenticationv1beta1.NewForConfig(&configShallowCopy)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	cs.authorizationV1, err = authorizationv1.NewForConfig(&configShallowCopy)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	cs.authorizationV1beta1, err = authorizationv1beta1.NewForConfig(&configShallowCopy)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	cs.autoscalingV1, err = autoscalingv1.NewForConfig(&configShallowCopy)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	cs.autoscalingV2beta1, err = autoscalingv2beta1.NewForConfig(&configShallowCopy)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	cs.autoscalingV2beta2, err = autoscalingv2beta2.NewForConfig(&configShallowCopy)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	cs.batchV1, err = batchv1.NewForConfig(&configShallowCopy)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	cs.batchV1beta1, err = batchv1beta1.NewForConfig(&configShallowCopy)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	cs.certificatesV1, err = certificatesv1.NewForConfig(&configShallowCopy)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	cs.certificatesV1beta1, err = certificatesv1beta1.NewForConfig(&configShallowCopy)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	cs.coordinationV1beta1, err = coordinationv1beta1.NewForConfig(&configShallowCopy)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	cs.coordinationV1, err = coordinationv1.NewForConfig(&configShallowCopy)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	cs.coreV1, err = corev1.NewForConfig(&configShallowCopy)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	cs.discoveryV1alpha1, err = discoveryv1alpha1.NewForConfig(&configShallowCopy)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	cs.discoveryV1beta1, err = discoveryv1beta1.NewForConfig(&configShallowCopy)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	cs.eventsV1, err = eventsv1.NewForConfig(&configShallowCopy)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	cs.eventsV1beta1, err = eventsv1beta1.NewForConfig(&configShallowCopy)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	cs.extensionsV1beta1, err = extensionsv1beta1.NewForConfig(&configShallowCopy)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	cs.flowcontrolV1alpha1, err = flowcontrolv1alpha1.NewForConfig(&configShallowCopy)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	cs.flowcontrolV1beta1, err = flowcontrolv1beta1.NewForConfig(&configShallowCopy)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	cs.networkingV1, err = networkingv1.NewForConfig(&configShallowCopy)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	cs.networkingV1beta1, err = networkingv1beta1.NewForConfig(&configShallowCopy)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	cs.nodeV1, err = nodev1.NewForConfig(&configShallowCopy)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	cs.nodeV1alpha1, err = nodev1alpha1.NewForConfig(&configShallowCopy)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	cs.nodeV1beta1, err = nodev1beta1.NewForConfig(&configShallowCopy)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	cs.policyV1beta1, err = policyv1beta1.NewForConfig(&configShallowCopy)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	cs.rbacV1, err = rbacv1.NewForConfig(&configShallowCopy)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	cs.rbacV1beta1, err = rbacv1beta1.NewForConfig(&configShallowCopy)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	cs.rbacV1alpha1, err = rbacv1alpha1.NewForConfig(&configShallowCopy)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	cs.schedulingV1alpha1, err = schedulingv1alpha1.NewForConfig(&configShallowCopy)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	cs.schedulingV1beta1, err = schedulingv1beta1.NewForConfig(&configShallowCopy)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	cs.schedulingV1, err = schedulingv1.NewForConfig(&configShallowCopy)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	cs.storageV1beta1, err = storagev1beta1.NewForConfig(&configShallowCopy)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	cs.storageV1, err = storagev1.NewForConfig(&configShallowCopy)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	cs.storageV1alpha1, err = storagev1alpha1.NewForConfig(&configShallowCopy)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}

	cs.DiscoveryClient, err = discovery.NewDiscoveryClientForConfig(&configShallowCopy)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, err
	}
	return &cs, nil
}

// NewForConfigOrDie creates a new Clientset for the given config and
// panics if there is an error in the config.
func NewForConfigOrDie(c *rest.Config) *Clientset {
	var cs Clientset
	cs.admissionregistrationV1 = admissionregistrationv1.NewForConfigOrDie(c)
	cs.admissionregistrationV1beta1 = admissionregistrationv1beta1.NewForConfigOrDie(c)
	cs.internalV1alpha1 = internalv1alpha1.NewForConfigOrDie(c)
	cs.appsV1 = appsv1.NewForConfigOrDie(c)
	cs.appsV1beta1 = appsv1beta1.NewForConfigOrDie(c)
	cs.appsV1beta2 = appsv1beta2.NewForConfigOrDie(c)
	cs.authenticationV1 = authenticationv1.NewForConfigOrDie(c)
	cs.authenticationV1beta1 = authenticationv1beta1.NewForConfigOrDie(c)
	cs.authorizationV1 = authorizationv1.NewForConfigOrDie(c)
	cs.authorizationV1beta1 = authorizationv1beta1.NewForConfigOrDie(c)
	cs.autoscalingV1 = autoscalingv1.NewForConfigOrDie(c)
	cs.autoscalingV2beta1 = autoscalingv2beta1.NewForConfigOrDie(c)
	cs.autoscalingV2beta2 = autoscalingv2beta2.NewForConfigOrDie(c)
	cs.batchV1 = batchv1.NewForConfigOrDie(c)
	cs.batchV1beta1 = batchv1beta1.NewForConfigOrDie(c)
	cs.certificatesV1 = certificatesv1.NewForConfigOrDie(c)
	cs.certificatesV1beta1 = certificatesv1beta1.NewForConfigOrDie(c)
	cs.coordinationV1beta1 = coordinationv1beta1.NewForConfigOrDie(c)
	cs.coordinationV1 = coordinationv1.NewForConfigOrDie(c)
	cs.coreV1 = corev1.NewForConfigOrDie(c)
	cs.discoveryV1alpha1 = discoveryv1alpha1.NewForConfigOrDie(c)
	cs.discoveryV1beta1 = discoveryv1beta1.NewForConfigOrDie(c)
	cs.eventsV1 = eventsv1.NewForConfigOrDie(c)
	cs.eventsV1beta1 = eventsv1beta1.NewForConfigOrDie(c)
	cs.extensionsV1beta1 = extensionsv1beta1.NewForConfigOrDie(c)
	cs.flowcontrolV1alpha1 = flowcontrolv1alpha1.NewForConfigOrDie(c)
	cs.flowcontrolV1beta1 = flowcontrolv1beta1.NewForConfigOrDie(c)
	cs.networkingV1 = networkingv1.NewForConfigOrDie(c)
	cs.networkingV1beta1 = networkingv1beta1.NewForConfigOrDie(c)
	cs.nodeV1 = nodev1.NewForConfigOrDie(c)
	cs.nodeV1alpha1 = nodev1alpha1.NewForConfigOrDie(c)
	cs.nodeV1beta1 = nodev1beta1.NewForConfigOrDie(c)
	cs.policyV1beta1 = policyv1beta1.NewForConfigOrDie(c)
	cs.rbacV1 = rbacv1.NewForConfigOrDie(c)
	cs.rbacV1beta1 = rbacv1beta1.NewForConfigOrDie(c)
	cs.rbacV1alpha1 = rbacv1alpha1.NewForConfigOrDie(c)
	cs.schedulingV1alpha1 = schedulingv1alpha1.NewForConfigOrDie(c)
	cs.schedulingV1beta1 = schedulingv1beta1.NewForConfigOrDie(c)
	cs.schedulingV1 = schedulingv1.NewForConfigOrDie(c)
	cs.storageV1beta1 = storagev1beta1.NewForConfigOrDie(c)
	cs.storageV1 = storagev1.NewForConfigOrDie(c)
	cs.storageV1alpha1 = storagev1alpha1.NewForConfigOrDie(c)

	cs.DiscoveryClient = discovery.NewDiscoveryClientForConfigOrDie(c)
	return &cs
}

// New creates a new Clientset for the given RESTClient.
func New(c rest.Interface) *Clientset {
	var cs Clientset
	cs.admissionregistrationV1 = admissionregistrationv1.New(c)
	cs.admissionregistrationV1beta1 = admissionregistrationv1beta1.New(c)
	cs.internalV1alpha1 = internalv1alpha1.New(c)
	cs.appsV1 = appsv1.New(c)
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Robin Thicke & His Father Alan's Widow Celebrate Their Love For Late Actor After Judge Throws Out Singer's Lawsuit
Tanya Callau says she only wishes her stepsons "the best" after the lawsuit brought against her was thrown out: "may we all start healing"
By Natalie Stone
Published on September 14, 2017 05:33 PM
The lawsuit brought against Alan Thicke's widow by the late actor's two eldest sons has been dismissed.
Tanya Callau's attorney, Adam F. Streisand, confirmed to PEOPLE on Thursday that the petition filed against her in May by brothers Brennan and Robin Thicke — in which they claimed that Callau alleged that the prenuptial agreement she signed ahead of marrying Alan in 2005 is invalid — was tossed out.
"I am thrilled that I was able to get this bogus lawsuit thrown out of court for Tanya, whose only sin was that she loved her husband and has suffered grievously since losing him," Streisand said in a statement to PEOPLE.
Callau has maintained that she had no plans to contest the prenup she signed, and the judge agreed saying there was no evidence she had planned to, according to The Patch, which first reported the news
Meanwhile, four-time Grammy nominee Robin tells PEOPLE he is ecstatic to hear that his stepmother will not be contesting the prenup.
The singer tells PEOPLE: "We are thrilled to hear that Tanya will no longer be contesting the validity of her pre-nuptial agreement with Alan, and has agreed to honor his last will and testament. Our father was a wonderful man, who all of us, loved very much."
Callau also took to social media to celebrate the legal victory and thank the Growing Pains actor, to whom she was married for 11 years until his unexpected death in December, for watching over her.
"Thank you my angel for continuing to watch over me! Today was a good day 😊" she wrote on Instagram, accompanied with a throwback photo of herself and Alan walking hand-in-hand along a beach at sunset.
"Judge threw out my stepsons lawsuit. Reality check …… I only wish them the best and may we all start healing 🙏🏻" she concluded.
The judge has left the door open for Robin and his brother to take legal action down the road.
"I'm just saying I need more specifics," L.A. Superior Court Judge Clifford Klein told Robin and Brennan's attorney, Alex Weingarten, The Patch reports. "All I want to know is what is at stake in this case."
Judge Klein told Weingarten that a new petition could be filed "if he has information supporting his clients' assertions," The Patch reports.
Five months after Alan — who passed away suddenly Dec. 13 at 69 years old after suffering a heart attack while playing hockey with his youngest son, Carter — was laid to rest, Brennan and Robin filed the petition against Callau.
Prior to his death, Brennan and Robin were named co-trustees of their father's living trust if Alan's brother, Todd Thicke, declined to take on the responsibility. (Todd did decline.)
In February 2016, the most recent iteration of Alan's trust was signed; the two brothers alleged that Callau did not make any complaints about the estate or prenup at that time, according to the documents.
According to the documents, Alan left each of his sons "(in equal shares): ownership of the Carpinteria, California ranch that he bought in 1989 and desired to keep in his family forever (the "Ranch"), 75 percent of his personal effects, and 60 percent of his remaining estate."
WATCH: Alan Thicke's Sons Taking His Widow to Court Over Prenup She Claims Is Invalid
Callau was left "all of the Ranch's furnishings, 25 percent of his personal effects, a $500,000 life insurance policy, all of his death benefits from pensions and union memberships … and 40 percent share of his remaining estate. Alan also provided that Tanya may live in the Ranch after his death so long as she maintains the property and expenses."
But in the time since her husband died, Callau allegedly claimed that the prenuptial agreement she signed over 10 years ago is invalid.
"Nonetheless, despite Alan's generous benefits and careful planning Tanya demands more. Tanya insists the Prenuptial Agreement that she entered into before marrying Alan is invalid," the documents stated.
"Now that Alan is dead, Tanya claims there are numerous problems with the Trust and the Prenuptial Agreement," attorney Alex Weingarten wrote in the petition.
"Tanya asserts that there is no chance the 'Prenup' could withstand legal challenge and that she has very significant community rights in the Trust's assets and rights of reimbursement with respect to improvements to the Ranch. Tanya also claims 'Marvin rights' asserting that she had to forego opportunities to pursue and advance her own career in order to support Alan and be his companion and partner, including raising Carter," Weingarten continued in the petition.
Weingarten also claimed that Callau had "threatened to make her claims fodder for 'tabloid publicity' unless the Co-Trustees agreed to participate in a mediation and succumb to her demands."
Alan Thicke's Sons Taking His Widow to Court over Prenup She Allegedly Claims Is Invalid
Alan Thicke's Widow Claims Late Actor's Sons Want to Turn His Family Ranch 'into a Massive Pot Plantation'
Alan Thicke's Widow Says 'the Truth Always Prevails' One Day After the Late Actor's Sons File Petition Against Her
Alan Thicke's Widow Says 'We Were Planning on Having a Baby' Prior to 'Growing Pains' Star's Unexpected Death
Alan Thicke Was Warned About His Health Just Months Before Shocking Fatal Heart Attack
Rob Kardashian Claims Ex Blac Chyna Agreed to Drop 'Revenge-Porn Lawsuit' But Is Backing Out of Deal
Julianne Hough and Brooks Laich Had Prenup in Place as New Docs Reveal Details of Their Divorce
Cristiano Ronaldo's Rape Lawsuit Dismissed Due to 'Bad Faith Conduct' by Accuser's Attorney
Kardashian-Jenner Family Petitions for Blac Chyna to Pay More Than $390K to Cover Their Legal Fees
Angelina Jolie Believes Brad Pitt's Claims About Their Winery Are 'False,' the 'Truth' Will Come: Source
Embezzlement Suit Against Erika Girardi Dismissed in Illinois, Will Be Refiled in California
Erika Girardi Asked to Turn Over $750K Diamond Earrings amid Husband Tom's Bankruptcy Case
Judge Rules Kim Kardashian Legally Single amid Ongoing Divorce from Kanye West
Kim Kardashian Says Kanye West's Social Media Posts 'Created Emotional Distress' in New Filing
Wendy Williams Ex-Husband Kevin Hunter Sues Talk Show Production Company for Wrongful Termination
Victims of 2019 Boat Crash Involving Paul Murdaugh Seek $65M from Late Murdaughs' Estates


Hello everyone! Today we have another special treat for you! Cindy Aldridge from ourdogfriends.org has prepared a great topic about dogs that I think is sometimes overlooked but very powerful. She has written "Getting Your Mental Health Back on Track with a Canine Companion". After reading, I think you will agree just how much dogs can affect our mental health. Enjoy!
For many people, struggling with their mental health is more of a challenge than getting over a physical ailment like the flu. Things that they used to enjoy feel like a struggle under the weight of depression, anxiety, or any of the myriad mental health issues Americans deal with everyday. While therapy and medication are necessary for most, people can also supplement their self care with other methods. For many people, adopting a dog helps occupy the mind, create a routine, and provide much needed affection for getting through mental health problems.
Dogs are not for everyone. They require a great deal of work and commitment on the part of their human counterpart. Dogs need to be let out at least 3-5 times a day, more if you adopt a puppy. If you do not have the time to go home every few hours to let your pup out, you will need to hire a dog walker that can periodically go check on them for you. Some people opt for doggy daycare where a staff of professionals look after your dog during the day. These programs also give your dog a degree of socialization that many enjoy. If you do not have the time nor the money to hire help, it's not a good time in your life to adopt a dog.
Additionally, some people are allergic to dogs and even more are sensitive to their dander. If you or someone in your home suffers from these allergies, you can look into hypoallergenic breeds that many people find non-irritating.
If you have the time and resources to adopt a dog, your new canine friend can be a big boon to your mental health. Dogs are incredibly loving and loyal to their owners. That type of unconditional affection reduces loneliness and gives a person a sense of purpose. Additionally, dogs keep you present in the moment. After a few minutes playing with your dog you should notice that the issues and anxieties that plague you aren't as present. You will be too enthralled in their cute idiosyncrasies.
Dogs can also help you connect with people better. Taking your dog to the park or walking them around the neighborhood will allow you the opportunity to get to know your neighbors and fellow dog lovers. You may find that an increase of positive interactions with people will help you get over social anxieties. Also, dogs help add structure to your life and lend a routine. You may feel like staying in bed all day, but Fido needs to be walked anyways. Not only will this help you get your day started, but the extra exercise and vitamin D will boost your mood as well.
If you have the resources and time to devote to a dog, you will find that they give back more than they receive. Dogs provide unconditional love and affection that reduces loneliness and provides people with a sense of purpose. They help you socialize and connect with people around you. The amount of exercise a dog needs will inevitably help provide you with much-needed endorphins. Additionally, they provide structure and routine in life that can help depressed, those in addiction recovery, or those suffering from other mental ailments, get out of a funk. While mental illnesses require medical and professional help, the addition of a dog in your life can supplement these efforts and get your life back on track.


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Rare earth magnets made from alloys of iron and rare earth elements, such as neodymium and dysprosium, are strong and heat-resistant, despite their small size. Demand for rare earth magnet is increasing, as they are crucial for the manufacture products necessary for a low-carbon society. These products include hard disk drives in PCs, IT devices, high-performance motors needed for factory automation, wind turbines for power generation, high-efficiency air conditioners or washing machines, and the drive motors of hybrid cars.
However, as China currently produces 97 percent of the world's rare earth metals, these metals may become more difficult to obtain as demand increases. Moreover, conventional recycling technologies have problems with regard to cost and environmental conservation, as they require wastewater treatment and generate ferrioxide as a waste material.
Hitachi plans to start developing devices to separate and collect rare earth magnets from magnetic motors, and will explore technologies for recycling used magnets. The company expects to launch its recycling business in 2013 after finishing calculations on the total cost of the business.


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Q: Absolute positioned image in Relative div is breaking page layout I have an image with position:absolute;right-300px; inside a container with position:relative; as I want the image to come out of the div and off to the right.
You can see it working here. It's the first large image on the right.
The problem I have, is this is breaking the overall page layout and causing a vacant white space to the right of my page that can be side scrolled to.
If I put overflow:hidden; on the container div it will hide the rest of the image and I need the image to come out and be entirely visible.
Anyone have any suggestions for a way around this?
I tried writing up an example but I putting the whole page up seemed better
http://ciaranhanrahan.com/test/
Cheers!

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I want the image to come out of the div and off to the right

Studying your page layout, it appears the image doesn't need to be in the <div> at all.
You could give the <img /> a position:absolute;.
Then, you can include the <img /> markup anywhere in your HTML source.
For instance, it's a 495kB image (ie. quite heavy) so you can include the absolutely positioned <img /> at the very end of your HTML source, which means for first-time visitors to your page, the page will appear to load more quickly.
You won't need to nest the absolutely positioned <img /> inside a parent element - which means you won't need to mess around with negative positioning, CSS inheritance, hiding overflow and so on.


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Gifted and Black: Jacqueline McCauley
By	Staff	• 3 years ago	• Students, Fall 2016, Alumni
In the first two years after desegregation, four African-American students — the best and brightest of their high schools — joined Rice's undergraduate student body. Their impact on Rice was enormous; what was Rice's impact on their lives?
Jackie McCauley in a photograph that was featured on the cover of the Houston Chronicle Sunday Magazine
in 1965. ©Houston Chronicle. Used with permission.
Jackie McCauley was an academic star — the first black student in Texas to be named a National Merit Scholar — and some of the country's most prestigious colleges were recruiting her. Rice was initially her third choice, after Harvard and MIT, but that changed when she read in the newspaper that a group of Rice alumni were trying to stop the university from integrating.
"Rice irritated me for doing that," McCauley said in a recent phone interview from her home in Canberra, Australia. So she put Rice at the top of her list. "If I hadn't gone to Rice, I would be aiding and abetting what I consider to be an immoral act. To walk away would be letting them get away with something that was no longer acceptable and had never been acceptable."
When she walked through the Sallyport for the first time, McCauley said that being one of two blacks on campus with 2,500 students did not faze her. (Charles Freeman was the other black undergraduate, who also had been admitted in 1965.) Her father had been in the Army for many years and had been stationed at various military bases, where she had attended schools that were predominately white.
At Rice, she said, everyone made a special effort to make her feel at home. "They wanted to make sure that I felt like every other student," she said. "They were courteous; they were kind." The president of the university invited her to his office for a chat. As a member of Jones College, McCauley attended a mixer at one of the men's colleges at which the college president and vice president each asked her for a dance. She was also invited to join MENSA and the Young Republicans, but declined both offers, joining the Young Democrats instead. "There was nothing that I can remember unpleasant ever directed at me," she said.
Barney McCoy '67 was a junior when McCauley entered Rice, and he often saw the freshman at the student center, where he worked. "She was a bright and vivacious lady with a great sense of humor, which could be sometimes biting," he said. "She was the kind of person who participated in theater. She had that kind of outgoing attitude."
McCauley, in fact, joined the Rice Players. She had parts in three plays, including the lead role in "The Perils of Pomona," a play about a Native American woman who is forbidden to marry a white man.
Acting was a passing interest for McCauley, who was constantly seeking new challenges. From an early age, McCauley was a curious, diligent student. Her curiosity was sparked by her parents, Willie and Harriet, who read to her every day when she was a young child and later bought her a set of encyclopedias. Her father was a sergeant and moved the family every year to a different Army base. Born in Fort Benning, Ga., McCauley attended grade schools in Texas and California and high school in Germany. She graduated from Kashmere Gardens High School in northeast Houston.
Her sister, Marganette McCauley Williams, a Houston resident, said that McCauley was so focused on going to college that nothing would stop her from taking the entrance exam. "On the day she took the SAT, she had a temperature and her tonsils were swollen," Williams said. "My mother worked for a doctor, and right after the SAT, Jackie's tonsils were removed."
The summer before starting at Rice, McCauley had an internship at NASA, where she did research for the Apollo program. At Rice, her intention was to major in a science, but the social upheaval of the '60s fascinated her so much that she switched to social sciences.
"This was the period when the country was going up in flames," she said. "It was 'burn, baby burn.' When I made the move to sociology and psychology, I thought it was something meaningful." She took several liberal arts courses, one of which was an introductory course in United States history, taught by Ira Gruber.
Gruber, who now is the Harris Masterson Jr. Professor Emeritus of History, kept meticulous notes of his students and remembers that McCauley was in the same class as Scott Wise '71 and Ed Emmett '71. "She was a good student who did well on examinations and, although somewhat shy, took a constructive part in discussions," he said.
By the end of her first year, McCauley was married and helping with her husband's work with Volunteers in Service to America. In part because of her community involvement, McCauley's grades suffered, and she was put on academic probation. She returned for her sophomore year, but dropped out after the fall semester.
"I was more of an activist, working with my husband with VISTA, which is like [a domestic] Peace Corps," she said. "It wasn't any failings of Rice that led me to leave. I was exploring other aspects of life. It didn't fail me; it's just that I moved on."
In the 1970s, McCauley became a program director with KLOL, at that time one of Houston's most popular radio stations. She then moved to KSAN, a radio station in San Francisco, and then to Australia, where she had a radio show called "Shootin' the Breeze," which was syndicated in 80 American cities. McCauley has remained in Australia since 1980. She operates a small business that sells books to government offices and schools, and she also works in holistic healing, treating people who suffer from chronic pain by using therapeutic massage, energy and Pilates. Now 69, she has one daughter, Elana, who lives in Sydney.
As McCauley looks back at what she did 50 years ago at Rice, she acknowledges that she helped open the doors to black students.
"No one should be self-marginalized, which is what I would have been doing if I hadn't applied. You just do what you know is right in your heart," she said. "If what I did means that a number of other students could go to a university that previously had been unavailable to them, then sure, that is my legacy."
— David Medina
50 years of black undergraduate life theater Jacqueline McCauley National Merit Scholar VISTA


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I love oats, but once the warmer months roll around, hot oats aren't as appealing to me. (Anybody else? ♀) This Baked Oatmeal is a favorite of mine because it combines my love of oats with the fresh fruits that are so abundant this time of year. I like to eat this warm with a spoonful of yogurt on top and some extra fresh fruit. It's super yummy! Enjoy!
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