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This year, our friends at Oxbow Brewing have generously offered to give us a portion of the proceeds from each beer they sell on October 12th. So, we want you to come and celebrate the beginning of the Damnationland weekend. From 7pm to 11pm at the Oxbow Tasting Room on Washington Ave, we will have filmmakers, music, classic horror films, and our own DJ (and Damnationland producer) Remy Brecht spinning some musical mayhem.
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The Big Hurt: The Stone Roses and other tales of the living dead!
The Big Hurt: The week in death
RIP Chilton, Guru, and editorial tact
By DAVID THORPE | April 27, 2010
I hate admitting I'm wrong, but I gotta cop to a bad call. Back in January, I predicted that, because of medical advances and the prospect of universal health care, no musicians would die in this decade. Unfortunately, it hasn't turned out that way. A few weeks ago, I lamented the passing of ALEX CHILTON, who just missed the UHC era — it's been revealed that he didn't seek medical care for chills and shortness of breath, in part because he didn't have insurance. And that's put a distastefully topical spin on the tragedy. The brief ripple of cashing in by health-care proponents was followed by a grody backlash — dig this classy quote from conservative hack Austin Rhodes of the Metro Spirit of Augusta, Georgia:
Lifelong use of alcohol, drugs and cigarettes did the music legend no favors to be sure, but it was not that deadly trio that put his case on the mouths of liberals worldwide, it was this headline: "Alex Chilton died with no health insurance."
Ladies and gentlemen, learn a lesson here.
It will likely never be a headline, but it damn well should be: "Arrogance, stupidity and laziness defeats talent, generosity and genius every day of the week."
Just ask Alex Chilton.
Just ask Alex Chilton's widow.
That's a new one: Alex Chilton was defeated into cardiac arrest by his own arrogance and stupidity. I guess it's easier to demonize a dead legend than tally up a point for liberals.
And we've got another bummer on our hands: GURU, the Gang Starr legend and national hip-hop treasure, also made a false prophet of me. There were recent reports of heart trouble, but his death at age 43 has been attributed to cancer. He'll be missed — a lot of rappers have devoted a lot of rhymes to convincing you that they're the best in the game, but I always appreciated how Guru went about it. Speaking in that professorial monotone, he had a calm, rational, authoritative way of explaining how dope his skills were. He swayed you with pure rhetoric and flawless logic.
A weird cloud of drama hangs over his death. In his final months, he was attended by his long-time friend and collaborator SOLAR, who's been his spokesperson during his illness. Guru's family members have alleged that Solar had total control of the ailing star's affairs and prevented them from visiting him, and the plot has thickened further with the release of Guru's final letter to his fans. Weirdly heavy on praise for Solar, and extremely harsh on everyone else, it has the Internet abuzz with rumors that Solar faked the message. Here's a taste:
"I do not wish my ex-DJ [Gang Starr's DJ Premier] to have anything to do with my name, likeness, events, tributes etc. connected in anyway to my situation including any use of my name or circumstance for any reason and I have instructed my lawyers to enforce this. I had nothing to do with him in life for over 7 years and want nothing to do with him in death. Solar has my life story and is well informed on my family situation, as well as the real reason for separating from my ex-DJ."
The accusations of fraud were so widespread — near-unanimous, in fact — that Solar took to Twitter to condemn them: "Guru made this statement from his own mouth and anybody saying different is insane with Hate!" I prefer to think I'm insane with healthy suspicion.
Related: Ghost stories, Winged migration, Injustice for all, More
For all of the excitement that surrounded Wilco on the Maine State Pier or Sufjan Stevens at Port City Music Hall or the various sold-out Ray LaMontagne shows of the past year, there is no question that last Sunday's Phish show at the Cumberland County Civic Center was the biggest thing to hit our fair city in a very long time.
Winged migration
Since their start in the middle of the decade, Brown Bird have been one of the region's go-to chamber-folk outfits, with a couple of dark and stormy albums earning them a following in various nooks of New England. The release of their latest album, The Devil Dancing , feels like both an ending and a new beginning.
Injustice for all
Scott Sturgeon loses his train of thought a couple of times during this interview. He's loopy from jet lag — which is unavoidable after a 20-hour flight from New Zealand (halfway around the planet from his non-residency at a squatted apartment building in New York City), where he's just finished a tour with his claim-to-fame band, Leftover Crack.
After its triumphant traversal of the complete Béla Bartók string quartets at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, the Borromeo Quartet was back for a free 20th- and 21st-century program at Jordan Hall, leading off with an accomplished recent piece by the 24-year-old Egyptian composer Mohammed Fairuz, Lamentation and Satire.
Group hug
Things aren't always what they're called — we know that flying fish don't fly and starfish aren't even fish.
Local heroes, '09 edition
The Rhode Island music community flourished in 2009, with new full-lengths from the Coming Weak, California Smile, and the pride of Cranston West and official big-leaguers Monty Are I, who released Break Through the Silence in September.
Local journalist and acclaimed hip-hop scribe Andrew Martin has corralled a flavorful roster of Rhody-based rap talent on the Ocean State Sampler , 10 exclusive tracks available for free download.
John Harbison plus 10
Classical music in Boston is so rich, having to pick 10 special events for this winter preview is more like one-tenth of the performances I'm actually looking forward to.
Shout it out!
Sharks Come Cruisin' founder Mark Lambert is a Warwick native with a penchant for reworking and penning sea shanties from centuries past, often revised with rollicking punk flare — all thanks to the golden pipes of Quint, the shark-obsessed skipper in Jaws .
Punk wreck
Guitar punk rock has a long and, frankly, dull history.
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Last week, our nation's attention was captured by an extraordinary news story: Jay-Z, for the final night of his concert residence at New York's Barclays Center, travelled to the venue on the subway.
THE BIG HURT: THE WEEK IN FINE DINING | October 09, 2012
It's a time of great upheaval for America's restaurant of last resort: Arby's is getting a major brand revamp.
BILLIE JOE'S CRACKUP, MUSE'S TRUTH | October 02, 2012
Jeers this week to regrettable behavior -- Billie Joe Armstrong of Green Day is seeking treatment for substance abuse following a tantrum at the iHeartRadio Music Festival.
BULLFROG ON THE MOON | September 26, 2012
When Pitbull invited me to Alaska, I started growing a beard.
THE BIG HURT: SELLING OUT RIGHT | September 25, 2012
With declining record sales pushing artists ever closer to a corporate sponsorship model, the concept of "selling out" has become a charming anachronism.
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Come one, come all: national workshops to strengthen ecosystem science
Published February 2014
February has seen a hive of activity towards the Ecosystem Science Long-Term Plan (ESLTP), with town hall meetings rolling out across the country to enable people to get involved in shaping the future of Australian ecosystem science. Coordinated by a range of groups across ecosystem science and management including TERN, the forthcoming ESLTP will identify clear directions for the long-term future of Australian ecosystem science, identifying critical priorities for research, infrastructure, human talent, and uptake to policy and management. The town hall meetings are a vital element in the collaborative development of the ESLTP, drawing together people from a range of backgrounds and experience across ecosystem science and management to share ideas and develop tangible proposals for shaping the future.
Town hall meetings (upper photo – Hobart; lower – Adelaide) are enabling anyone with a stake in ecosystem science and management to work collaboratively with their peers to discuss and develop proposals for the future.
'It's been incredibly encouraging and energising to see the broad diversity of people engaging with this process', says Bek Christensen, Project Coordinator for the ESLTP. 'People are coming to the town hall meetings with enthusiasm and ideas, and it's clear that they're committed to working with their peers to discuss and refine ideas for the future. It's this enthusiasm and commitment mixed with hard work, that sees us with over 40 concrete proposals for the future already, and we still have more town hall meetings to come!' Town halls have already been held in Melbourne, Hobart, Brisbane, Townsville, Adelaide and Darwin. The outputs and proposals developed at each meeting are contributed to the ever-growing body of potential content for the plan, which will be considered and synthesised by a working group to prepare the final plan document. The first workshop reports are available here, and the remainder will be available soon. Town halls will be held in Perth, Sydney and Canberra in March. Click here for more details.
Can't make it to a town hall?
Don't worry – the ESLTP coordinating team are currently preparing some tools to help you facilitate your own discussions (or perhaps host a 'mini-town hall') and submit proposals via the website. These will be ready by the first week of March so keep an eye on the website to take advantage of this opportunity! Published in TERN newsletter February 2014


Towards the end of the month of September, the WWN Champion Joey Janela suffered a gruesome injury while competing at Game Changer Wrestling's 'Live Fast Die Young' show. Janela was going one-on-one with former two-time WCW Cruiserweight Champion Psicosis and as Janela was taking flight from the top rope, he landed awkwardly on his leg and that landing would turn out to be far more than just awkward.
Update: my knee is pretty swollen, but the good news is I can slightly bend it, slightly turn it and put pressure on it and baby step walk on it.. I'm gonna schedule my MRI tomorrow so hopefully I can knock it out tuesday.. The video tells a different story but time will tell!
Joey Janela took a trip to the doctor and his MRI revealed that he tore his PCL and MCL, sprained his FCL and ACL, fractured his knee, developed a mild bone contusion, a small knee infusion and a partial tear of his patellofemoral ligament. With Janela revealing all of that news it was obvious that he was going to need surgery and he had to relinquish the WWN Championship.
In wake of Janela's sidelining injury, EVOLVE announced that a new WWN Champion will be crowned at EVOLVE 114 on October 28th in Ybor City, Florida. There will be an eight-man tournament and those eight men will compete in singles matches and the four individuals to emerge victorious from those singles matches will meet in a Ladder match with the WWN Championship hanging above the ring.


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Allison joined the Stonebrook staff in 2022, after serving in a parachurch camping ministry for 3 years. She graduated with her Bachelor's from the University of Northern Iowa in 2018 and is currently pursuing her Master's in Biblical Counseling online through Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. At Stonebrook, Allison serves as part of the Campus Fellowship college ministry staff and coordinates the children's ministry. She is passionate about learning, and loves making others' days a little brighter through a well-timed pun.
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Toby serves part-time as campus ministry staff for our college ministry, Campus Fellowship. Toby has a heart to reach the campus of Iowa State University with the Gospel of Jesus Christ and see it come alive in students' hearts. His role on staff entails discipling students, evangelizing on campus, planning/leading events, and teaching at CF's midweek services. Toby is also a full-time student at ISU studying mechanical engineering where he is set to graduate in December, 2022. In his free…
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As the Class of 2014 reflected on its accomplishments during Liberty University's 41st Commencement Ceremony, they were reminded of the road ahead, and the opposition they will face. Though the world is growing increasingly hostile toward the values and liberties they hold dear, they were pointed toward their ultimate hope in God, who gives grace and power to overcome. With that in mind, they were encouraged to boldly be a light into the darkness of this world.
"You should go out into the world and be salt and light. And most of all, you should be bold in your faith and embrace opportunities to stand up for the truth," Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal, the keynote speaker, charged the graduates. "You never know when you might be planting a seed that will change someone's life forever."
President Jerry Falwell echoed this challenge as he conferred nearly 17,800 degrees to Liberty's largest graduating class: "You should not find satisfaction with the commonplace in character, attitude, and values; by your example you should raise the intellectual and moral tone of society."
This includes faith in God, integrity, and respect for your fellow man.
Spirits were high for the approximately 34,000 guests in attendance at Williams Stadium, — including more than 6,000 graduates — as academic milestones were celebrated. And, many tears of joy were shed as families, in traditional Liberty fashion, were called to remember the sacred love that binds us all.
The parents in attendance were recognized for their supporting role, as were the families that had the privilege to graduate together: siblings, parents and children, and husbands and wives. Falwell reminded the crowd that many of them, both students and alumni, met the love of their life at Liberty.
Some loved ones were unable to attend, however. Falwell called attention to Malory Mallery, who traveled all the way from Kansas to receive her associate degree in Psychology. Her husband, U.S. Army Sgt. Mark S. Mallery, currently stationed in Afghanistan, was unable to attend. Falwell surprised Malory Mallery with a video message prepared by her husband, congratulating her and expressing his sorrow for having to miss the occasion. Malory was so overwhelmed with emotion that in the moment she fell to her knees in tears.
Falwell expressed Liberty's dedication to uphold the values and freedom Sgt. Mallery is currently fighting to protect. He explained the significance of the Baccalaureate and Commencement services, which the university uses every year respectively to focus first on God, and then on the United States of America, which was founded on freedom and equality.
He said Liberty has left a lasting impression on those who have visited its campus, even those whose beliefs do not mirror those upheld by the university.
"I believe that one reason that our Liberty community, as well as conservative Christians in general, are more respectful and more willing to listen to those who have different viewpoints is because we are confident in what we believe," he said. "You see, if you fervently believe something and have confidence in your faith and in your worldview, you don't feel threatened by contrary opinions."
He said that those who fear debate are attacking religious liberty and freedom of expression, the foundation of America. He gave examples including that of Liberty alumni brothers David and Jason Benham, who just this week had an upcoming television show dropped by HGTV due to pressure from left-wing watchdogs over their personal religious views. The brothers, who were present at Commencement as Falwell's personal guests, explained that they have been misrepresented by media reports: they love everyone, even those who do not share their beliefs, and strive to live as such. Furthermore, they do not discriminate against those with whom they disagree.
Falwell read excerpts from a statement they released to the media: "With all of the grotesque things that can be seen and heard on television today, you would think there would be room for two twin brothers who are faithful to our families, committed to biblical principles, and dedicated professionals. If our faith costs us a television show, then so be it."
Falwell then recognized two individuals for their part in upholding American values: Gov. Jindal and the Hon. Lacey Putney. The university presented each with an honorary Doctor of Humanities degree.
Putney served consecutively from 1962 to 2013 in the Virginia House of Delegates, making him the longest-serving member in the history of the Virginia General Assembly.
Putney said that no honor he has ever received is equal to the one bestowed upon him by Liberty.
Jindal was introduced by Falwell as an innovative leader who stands committed to fiscal responsibility and Christian values. The Brown University Graduate and Oxford University Rhodes Scholar has worked as a consultant for Fortune 500 companies, as Secretary of the Louisiana Department of Health and Hospitals, executive director of the National Bipartisan Commission on the Future of Medicare, president of the University of Louisiana System, and was appointed by President George W. Bush to serve as Assistant Secretary for the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. Before being elected governor in 2007 he served in U.S. Congress.
Jindal, now in his second term as governor, is known for leading Louisiana in its reform of ethics laws, eliminating taxes that deterred investment, for setting all-time employment records in the state, for instituting the statewide school choice scholarship program, and for making strides in transforming Louisiana's health care system.
After receiving a Doctor of Humanities degree from Liberty, Jindal addressed the graduates, commending them for their achievements and cautioning them of the future.
He shared his own rags-to-riches story, how his parents emigrated from India to the U.S. in search of a better life, and how he came to know Christ because of the boldness of some friends.
"The short story is this," he explained, "I read the words of Jesus Christ and I realized that they were true. I used to think that I had found God, but I believe it is more accurate to say that He found me."
It is that conversion that has anchored his life since, Jindal said, and it is because of it he feels the need to fight for liberty for all.
Though the intellectual elite have pushed God out of the equation, Jindal said that doing so only pushes people further from the truth.
"Reason and logic lead to truth, which means that reason and logic lead to God," he declared.
But as liberal elitists continue to vehemently oppose this position, Jindal said a war on liberty is at hand, and the implications are dire. He shared examples of how the personal expression of religi
on is being attacked in business, on television, and in the courts.
He said understanding that man is a created being, and that God — not government — grants rights, is essential for the very existence of this country.
"This diversity of belief is the foundation of our law and Constitution," Jindal said. "America does not sustain and create faith. Faith created and sustains America. America did not invent religious freedom, religious freedom invented America."
He said those waging war on religious expression today would have America believe that "religious freedom means you have the freedom to worship, and that's all."
"In this misbegotten and un-American conception of religious liberty," he explained, "your rights begin and end in the pew."
To the contrary, he declared, "We have the right to practice our faith and protect our conscience no matter where we happen to be."
Jindal emphasized the fact that America's war on religious liberty is far more civil than that of other nations where churches are being burned and Christians silenced, or even killed. The battle, however, is important nonetheless.
"Our religious liberty must in no way ever be linked to the ever-changing opinions of the public," Jindal said. "We must understand that our freedom of conscience protects all Americans of every persuasion — however those persuasions may evolve.
"Our liberties in America demand equal protections for all."
He urged the graduates to never see themselves as victims, though it seems "Christians are the last group that it is OK to discriminate against in America." He encouraged them to take hope in the fight, reminding them, "If God is with us, who can be against us?"
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var rootTemplate = template.New("root").Funcs(map[string]interface{}{
	"countDNSEntries": countDNSEntries,
	"printList": func(list []string) string {
		if len(list) == 0 {
			return "none"
		}
		return strings.Join(list, ", ")
	},
	"printIPAMRanges": func(router weave.NetworkRouterStatus, status ipam.Status) string {
		var buffer bytes.Buffer
		peerStats := summariseIpamStats(&status)

		printOwned := func(name string, nickName string, info string, ips uint32) {
			percentageRanges := float32(ips) * 100.0 / float32(status.RangeNumIPs)

			displayName := name + "(" + nickName + ")"
			fmt.Fprintf(&buffer, "%-37v %8d IPs (%04.1f%% of total) %s\n",
				displayName, ips, percentageRanges, info)
		}

		// print the local info first
		if ourStats := peerStats[router.Name]; ourStats != nil {
			activeStr := fmt.Sprintf("(%d active)", status.ActiveIPs)
			printOwned(router.Name, ourStats.nickname, activeStr, ourStats.ips)
		}

		// and then the rest
		for peer, stats := range peerStats {
			if peer != router.Name {
				reachableStr := ""
				if !stats.reachable {
					reachableStr = "- unreachable!"
				}
				printOwned(peer, stats.nickname, reachableStr, stats.ips)
			}
		}

		return buffer.String()
	},
	"allIPAMOwnersUnreachable": func(status ipam.Status) bool {
		for _, entry := range status.Entries {
			if entry.Size > 0 && entry.IsKnownPeer {
				return false
			}
		}
		return true
	},
	"printConnectionCounts": func(conns []mesh.LocalConnectionStatus) string {
		counts := make(map[string]int)
		for _, conn := range conns {
			counts[conn.State]++
		}
		return printCounts(counts, allConnectionStates)
	},
	"printPeerConnectionCounts": func(peers []mesh.PeerStatus) string {
		counts := make(map[string]int)
		for _, peer := range peers {
			for _, conn := range peer.Connections {
				if conn.Established {
					counts["established"]++
				} else {
					counts["pending"]++
				}
			}
		}
		return printCounts(counts, []string{"established", "pending"})
	},
	"printState": func(enabled bool) string {
		if enabled {
			return "enabled"
		}
		return "disabled"
	},
	"trimSuffix": strings.TrimSuffix,
})

type ipamStats struct {
	ips       uint32
	nickname  string
	reachable bool
}

func summariseIpamStats(status *ipam.Status) map[string]*ipamStats {
	peerStats := make(map[string]*ipamStats)
	for _, entry := range status.Entries {
		s, found := peerStats[entry.Peer]
		if !found {
			s = &ipamStats{nickname: entry.Nickname, reachable: entry.IsKnownPeer}
			peerStats[entry.Peer] = s
		}
		s.ips += entry.Size
	}
	return peerStats
}

func countDNSEntries(entries []nameserver.EntryStatus) int {
	count := 0
	for _, entry := range entries {
		if entry.Tombstone == 0 {
			count++
		}
	}
	return count
}

func countDNSEntriesForPeer(peername string, entries []nameserver.EntryStatus) int {
	count := 0
	for _, entry := range entries {
		if entry.Tombstone == 0 && entry.Origin == peername {
			count++
		}
	}
	return count
}

// Print counts in a specified order
func printCounts(counts map[string]int, keys []string) string {
	var stringCounts []string
	for _, key := range keys {
		if count, ok := counts[key]; ok {
			stringCounts = append(stringCounts, fmt.Sprintf("%d %s", count, key))
		}
	}
	return strings.Join(stringCounts, ", ")
}

// Strip escaped newlines from template
func escape(template string) string {
	return strings.Replace(template, "\\\n", "", -1)
}

// Define a named template panicking on error
func defTemplate(name string, text string) *template.Template {
	return template.Must(rootTemplate.New(name).Parse(escape(text)))
}

var statusTemplate = defTemplate("status", `\
        Version: {{.Version}} ({{.VersionCheck}})

        Service: router
       Protocol: {{.Router.Protocol}} \
{{if eq .Router.ProtocolMinVersion .Router.ProtocolMaxVersion}}\
{{.Router.ProtocolMaxVersion}}\
{{else}}\
{{.Router.ProtocolMinVersion}}..{{.Router.ProtocolMaxVersion}}\
{{end}}
           Name: {{.Router.Name}}({{.Router.NickName}})
     Encryption: {{printState .Router.Encryption}}
  PeerDiscovery: {{printState .Router.PeerDiscovery}}
        Targets: {{len .Router.Targets}}
    Connections: {{len .Router.Connections}}{{with printConnectionCounts .Router.Connections}} ({{.}}){{end}}
          Peers: {{len .Router.Peers}}{{with printPeerConnectionCounts .Router.Peers}} (with {{.}} connections){{end}}
 TrustedSubnets: {{printList .Router.TrustedSubnets}}
{{if .IPAM}}\

        Service: ipam
{{if .IPAM.Entries}}\
{{if allIPAMOwnersUnreachable .IPAM}}\
         Status: all IP ranges owned by unreachable peers - use 'rmpeer' if they are dead
{{else if len .IPAM.PendingAllocates}}\
         Status: waiting for IP(s) to become available
{{else}}\
         Status: ready
{{end}}\
{{else if .IPAM.Paxos}}\
{{if .IPAM.Paxos.Elector}}\
         Status: awaiting consensus (quorum: {{.IPAM.Paxos.Quorum}}, known: {{.IPAM.Paxos.KnownNodes}})
{{else}}\
         Status: priming
{{end}}\
{{else}}\
         Status: idle
{{end}}\
          Range: {{.IPAM.Range}}
  DefaultSubnet: {{.IPAM.DefaultSubnet}}
{{end}}\
{{if .DNS}}\

        Service: dns
         Domain: {{.DNS.Domain}}
       Upstream: {{printList .DNS.Upstream}}
            TTL: {{.DNS.TTL}}
        Entries: {{countDNSEntries .DNS.Entries}}
{{end}}\
{{if .Proxy}}\

        Service: proxy
        Address: {{printList .Proxy.Addresses}}
{{end}}\
{{if .Plugin}}\

{{if .Plugin.Config.EnableV2}}\
        Service: plugin (v2)
{{else}}\
        Service: plugin (legacy)
     DriverName: {{.Plugin.DriverName}}
{{end}}\
{{end}}\
`)

var targetsTemplate = defTemplate("targetsTemplate", `\
{{range .Router.Targets}}{{.}}
{{end}}\
`)

var connectionsTemplate = defTemplate("connectionsTemplate", `\
{{range .Router.Connections}}\
{{if .Outbound}}->{{else}}<-{{end}} {{printf "%-21v" .Address}} {{printf "%-11v" .State}} {{.Info}} {{range $key,$element := .Attrs}}{{if ne $key "name"}}{{$key}}={{$element}}{{end}}{{end}}
{{end}}\
`)

var peersTemplate = defTemplate("peers", `\
{{range .Router.Peers}}\
{{.Name}}({{.NickName}})
{{range .Connections}}\
   {{if .Outbound}}->{{else}}<-{{end}} {{printf "%-21v" .Address}} \
{{$nameNickName := printf "%v(%v)" .Name .NickName}}{{printf "%-37v" $nameNickName}} \
{{if .Established}}established{{else}}pending{{end}}
{{end}}\
{{end}}\
`)

var dnsEntriesTemplate = defTemplate("dnsEntries", `\
{{$domain := printf ".%v" .DNS.Domain}}\
{{range .DNS.Entries}}\
{{if eq .Tombstone 0}}\
{{$hostname := trimSuffix .Hostname $domain}}\
{{printf "%-12v" $hostname}} {{printf "%-15v" .Address}} {{printf "%12.12v" .ContainerID}} {{.Origin}}
{{end}}\
{{end}}\
`)

var ipamTemplate = defTemplate("ipamTemplate", `{{printIPAMRanges .Router .IPAM}}`)

type VersionCheck struct {
	Enabled     bool
	Success     bool
	NewVersion  string
	NextCheckAt time.Time
}

func versionCheck() *VersionCheck {
	v := &VersionCheck{}
	if checkpoint.IsCheckDisabled() {
		return v
	}

	v.Enabled = true
	v.Success = success.Load().(bool)
	v.NewVersion = newVersion.Load().(string)
	v.NextCheckAt = checker.NextCheckAt()

	return v
}

func (v *VersionCheck) String() string {
	switch {
	case !v.Enabled:
		return "version check update disabled"
	case !v.Success:
		return fmt.Sprintf("failed to check latest version - see logs; next check at %s", v.NextCheckAt.Format("2006/01/02 15:04:05"))
	case v.NewVersion != "":
		return fmt.Sprintf("version %s available - please upgrade!", v.NewVersion)
	default:
		return fmt.Sprintf("up to date; next check at %s", v.NextCheckAt.Format("2006/01/02 15:04:05"))
	}
}

type WeaveStatus struct {
	Ready        bool
	Version      string
	VersionCheck *VersionCheck              `json:"VersionCheck,omitempty"`
	Router       *weave.NetworkRouterStatus `json:"Router,omitempty"`
	IPAM         *ipam.Status               `json:"IPAM,omitempty"`
	DNS          *nameserver.Status         `json:"DNS,omitempty"`
	Proxy        *proxy.Status              `json:"Proxy,omitempty"`
	Plugin       *plugin.Status             `json:"Plugin,omitempty"`
}

// Read-only functions, suitable for exposing on an unprotected socket
func HandleHTTP(muxRouter *mux.Router, version string, router *weave.NetworkRouter, allocator *ipam.Allocator, defaultSubnet address.CIDR, ns *nameserver.Nameserver, dnsserver *nameserver.DNSServer, prxy *proxy.Proxy, plugin *plugin.Plugin, waitReady *common.WaitGroup) {
	status := func() WeaveStatus {
		return WeaveStatus{
			waitReady.IsDone(),
			version,
			versionCheck(),
			weave.NewNetworkRouterStatus(router),
			ipam.NewStatus(allocator, defaultSubnet),
			nameserver.NewStatus(ns, dnsserver),
			proxy.NewStatus(prxy),
			plugin.NewStatus(),
		}
	}
	muxRouter.Methods("GET").Path("/report").Headers("Accept", "application/json").HandlerFunc(
		func(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request) {
			json, err := json.MarshalIndent(status(), "", "    ")
			if err != nil {
				http.Error(w, err.Error(), http.StatusInternalServerError)
				Log.Error("Error during report marshalling: ", err)
				return
			}
			w.Header().Set("Content-Type", "application/json")
			w.Write(json)
		})

	muxRouter.Methods("GET").Path("/report").HandlerFunc(
		func(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request) {
			funcs := template.FuncMap{
				"json": func(v interface{}) string {
					a, _ := json.Marshal(v)
					return string(a)
				},
			}
			format, ok := r.URL.Query()["format"]
			if !ok || len(format) != 1 {
				http.Error(w, "error: must supply one format parameter", http.StatusBadRequest)
				return
			}
			formatTemplate, err := template.New("format").Funcs(funcs).Parse(format[0])
			if err != nil {
				http.Error(w, err.Error(), http.StatusBadRequest)
				return
			}
			if err := formatTemplate.Execute(w, status()); err != nil {
				http.Error(w, "error during template execution", http.StatusInternalServerError)
				Log.Error(err)
			}
		})

	defHandler := func(path string, template *template.Template) {
		muxRouter.Methods("GET").Path(path).HandlerFunc(
			func(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request) {
				s := status()
				if !s.Ready {
					w.WriteHeader(http.StatusServiceUnavailable)
				}
				if err := template.Execute(w, s); err != nil {
					http.Error(w, "error during template execution", http.StatusInternalServerError)
					Log.Error(err)
				}
			})
	}

	defHandler("/status", statusTemplate)
	defHandler("/status/targets", targetsTemplate)
	defHandler("/status/connections", connectionsTemplate)
	defHandler("/status/peers", peersTemplate)
	defHandler("/status/dns", dnsEntriesTemplate)
	defHandler("/status/ipam", ipamTemplate)
}

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You just want to choose the vehicle to serve other people that most quickly and effectively takes you where you want to go.
In the real estate context, this is the difference between the dealer (flipper) and the investor. The dealer, bird-dog or flipper is the add value person. The investor is the service provider.
If you're a dealer and you buy, fix-up and sell a house profiting $20,000, how long does it take you to spend that money? For most people it's not very long.
Remember that dealing is not investing. It is earned income so it is taxed differently. First you have to pay both sides of the social security and Medicare. That is about 15% right there. Then you have to pay your income tax and that can be an additional 25 to 35%. So if you have to pay the lower tax, that means that 40% of that $20,000 is gone the minute you close the deal. You are left with $12,000.
An investor is done. They are truly financially independent.
Now, is there anything wrong with flipping? No. Just be sure that you understand it and only use it for what it is, quick cash.
Make sure that you are working on something, investment real estate, which can actually take you where you want to go financially.
I would like to move forward with investing. I do not have the up front cash to pay for a property. I do not want to risk my home with debt. What is the best plan to insure cash flow while acquiring properties?
I live in a resort area where there are thousands of condos but however, there are some surrounding area neighborhoods that should have some good potential for flipping or long term investment. There doesn't seem to be many investors working this area, at least from what I see.
Excellent article. I must go with investor because you can sit and watch your income comes into your hands. Though you have low income but you are going to have low taxes and everything comparing with dealer or flipper.
1. You fix everything that is likely to break in the first 5 years of operation upfront in your initial rehab.
3. You screen your tenants and maintain high standards for living in your rental properties.
4. You enforce your lease and be a great landlord responding promptly to any and all issues.
5. Sell the property in 2-5 years before another rehab is needed and 1031 exchange into other properties to defer taxes.
Using this methodology you will not have vacancies unless no one at all is looking to live in your submarket, which indicates a failure to properly evaluate the property location before purchase. It's not rocket science, but this approach works quite well.
We do agree that apartments are easier to manage because you can leverage the economies of scale. We will always prefer 20 doors in an apartment complex or two to 20 single family homes spread out across a metro area. Hope this helps!
That guy is certainly misinformed!
Big investment, but I believe it will be all worth it! Thanks for the share!
I must go with investor because you can sit and watch your income comes into your hands. Though you have low income but you are going to have low taxes and everything comparing with dealer or flipper.
Very well explained each and everything about investment and dealing with clients in Real Estate. I liked this article as it explains clear cut that which is more important dealing or investing and from my point of view investing is going to play an vital role.
thats a good point you made. i"m currently attending ACC (south location). and getting my associates degree in Real Estate Broker. Im currently looking for something like your group because whats the point in learning something if you cant put it into action. My name is Geneva Briones I was born and raised in the east side of Austin. I've waiting along time to get into this field of work. So i decided to register for your work shop. And Your about the dealer and the investor. I never thought of it that way before now. I guess because i have renovated a few of my mom's homes and i just loved it. So I'm real excited to go to your work shop.


It appears by the records, that our first yearly meeting was held at Burlington in New Jersey the thirty-first day of the Sixth Month, 1681, O.S. for the provinces of Pennsylvania, and New Jersey; that in 1685, it was agreed to be held alternately at Burlington and Philadelphia; that in 1755 the time of holding it was changed to the Ninth Month; that in 1760 it was concluded to be held at the same time at Philadelphia only; and that in 1798, the time of holding it was altered to the third Second-day in the Fourth Month, as it now is; the yearly meeting of ministers and elders to be on the seventh day of the week preceding; and both to begin at the tenth hour.
It is agreed that such Friends as may be appointed to prepare epistles shall meet together before they proceed on the service, and also examine the several essays previous to their being laid before this meeting. -- 1724.
Agreed that all letters or papers directed to the yearly meeting, except from such meetings as regularly correspond therewith, be first perused by a few Friends to be appointed, who are to consider and report whether the same be proper to be read in this meeting or not. -- 1695.
Agreed, that when extracts from the minutes of this meeting are ordered to be sent to the quarterly meetings, a full copy shall be sent by each of those meetings to their respective monthly meetings, and by the monthly to each of their preparative meetings, in order that each meeting may have a copy thereof, to have recourse to as occasions may require. -- 1734.
The certificates of such Friends, members of other yearly meetings, who from a religious concern are drawn to attend this, are to be read herein. -- 1801.


Introduction: Angles that can be parts of a triangle can be classified in three different ways. We show and define these types of angles. We assume the facts that the three angles in a triangle as well as any angles that form a straight line have a sum of 180º. Also a "square corner" has a measure of 90º.
Angles are named and measured according to certain standards. An angle is formed when two lines or rays intersect. Examples and comments about the name and measure of the angle are shown below.
In example 1, we can name this angle A or . There is only one angle. Its measurement can be determined by using a protractor. But clearly the measure is less than 90º since this is not as wide an angle as a right angle or square corner.
In example 2, there are several angles formed and they must be named carefully to avoid confusion. We can name by the three letters B, P, and C making sure that the vertex P is the middle letter: We see that . Similarly . Together, angles 1 and 2 form which is clearly larger than a square corner; therefore its measure will be larger than 90º.
If an angle A has measure , then is said to be acute.
If an angle A has measure exactly , then is said to be a right angle.
If an angle A has measure , then is said to be an obtuse angle.
Suppose a right triangle ABC with angle A = 90º has one acute angle C of 34º. Describe and measure the third angle B?
A triangle XYZ has . Describe and measure .
In the diagram below, suppose has a measure of 128º and has a measure of 80º. What is the measure of ?
Note that we say "an angle CPD has a measure of 48" while we say . Whether or not we use the degree symbol depends on the context and usually upon whether the word "measure" is used. This varies depending on different textbooks as well.
In the diagram above suppose the measures of and are 79º and 49º. Describe .
In the diagram above, if has measure 137º, describe .
In the triangle shown above, if angle A has a measure of 29º, describe angle B.


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Have you suffered from severe tooth damage or tooth loss? Here at Keowee Family Dentistry, we offer Dental Implant restorations to our Seneca and surrounding area patients who are looking to restore the function of their mouth.
Dental implants are a great option for patients who have suffered, or are at risk of suffering, tooth loss. Whether your tooth loss is a result of severe decay or injury to the mouth, implant dentistry may be a good option to restore your mouth to its original beauty and function. Implants are essentially prosthetic roots that act as a replacement for your natural tooth root. Implants function just like your natural root, even stimulating the bone to preserve it and prevent the bone loss that normally occurs with tooth loss.
You may be wondering how implants can restore your mouth to its naturality. When an implant is placed in a patient's mouth, just like a real root, it forms a bond with the jawbone and settles to create a stable, firm foundation for replacement teeth. The implant is placed into the gum, and then connected to the replacement tooth through a small piece called an abutment. Because implants form a bond with the jawbone, they serve as a strong infrastructure for replacement teeth and allow the replacements to perform like your natural teeth.
If you have suffered complete tooth loss, dental implants can help alleviate the impact of deteriorating bone loss such as collapsed facial profiles, lost lip support and increased wrinkles around the mouth.
If you have severe tooth decay that may require extraction, tooth replacement with implants may prevent further deterioration of facial structures and the related health problems that often occur with complete tooth loss.
Dental Implants have enhanced the quality of life for hundreds of thousands of people, of all ages throughout the world – including residents in Seneca, Clemson and surrounding areas – and you could be next. Contact Keowee Family Dentistry today to learn more or schedule an appointment. We are happy to help you restore your smile!


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Q: How to put data from ManyToManyField to choices in MultipleChoiceField I have a form:
*# dialogues.forms*

class CreateConferenceForm(forms.Form):
    ...
    participants = forms.MultipleChoiceField(choices=?)
    ...

And I need to put in choices argument instead of "?" data from friends field in this model:
*# persons.models*

class Person(User):
    ...
    friends = models.ManyToManyField(
        'self',
        related_name='+',
    )
    ...

How can I do it?

A: If you're creating an instance of a conference model with your form, you should consider using Django's ModelForm, which is designed to be used in the creation and editing of model instances.
In either case, you can use a ModelMultipleChoiceField to serve your purpose, which is simply a MultipleChoiceField backed by a queryset for its choices. You can use this field in either a standard Form or a ModelForm.
To customize the choices based on the request, you can set the queryset in your view.
For example:
forms.py
class CreateConferenceForm(forms.Form):
    # An initial queryset is required, this is overwritten in the view
    participants = forms.ModelMultipleChoiceField(Person.objects.all())

views.py
def new_conference(request):
    data = request.POST if request.method == 'POST' else None

    conference_form = CreateConferenceForm(data=data)
    conference_form.fields['participants'].queryset = my_person.friends.all()

    if data:
        if conference_form.is_valid():
            # etc

    return render...

Note that it is important for you to set the queryset prior to calling is_valid on the form, since the queryset is used in validation, and prior to sending passing the form to a template, since the queryset is used to generate the choices shown.

A: You can try this
class CreateConferenceForm(forms.Form):
    """
    """
    participants = forms.MultipleChoiceField()

    def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
        # Pass the request in the form.
        self.request = kwargs.pop('request', None)

        super(CreateConferenceForm, self).__init__(*args, **kwargs)

        if self.request:
            pass

        # Get the person object according to you need. Whether from request or hard-coded.
        person = Person.objects.filter().first()
        friend_choices = [(dct['id'], dct['id']) for dct in (person.friends.values('id'))]
        self.fields['participants'].choices = friend_choices

As friend field objects are also Person as MamyToMany with self. you can try this also
class CreateConferenceForm(forms.Form):
    """
    """
    # Replace second 'id' in values_list('id', 'id') with the field in you person model.
    participants = forms.MultipleChoiceField(choices=list(Person.objects.filter().values_list('id', 'id')))

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NewsNational NewsCuba's First Vice President Meets with Visiting Guinea Bissau Prime Minister
Cuba's First Vice President Meets with Visiting Guinea Bissau Prime Minister
Havana, November 25 (RHC) -– Cuban First Vice President Miguel Díaz-Canel, held official talks on Monday with the Prime Minister of Guinea Bissau, Domingos Simoes, who is on an official visit to Cuba.
Both officials extolled the friendly relations between Cuba and Guinea-Bissau, established in October 1973. During talks, they reiterated common willingness to cooperate in areas like health, education and agriculture.
Talks were also attended by the Guinean Minister of Foreign Business, International Cooperation and Communities, Mario Lopes da Rosa and the Minister of Defense Cadi Marie. From the Cuban side, Deputy Minister of Foreign Relations Rogelio Sierra also attended, accompanied by several officials of Cuba's Foreign Ministry.
In the morning, Simoes paid tribute to Jose Marti, national hero of Cuba, laying a wreath at the monument located in Havana's iconic Revolution Square. Simoes also toured the Jose Martí Memorial, where he learned details of the life of Apostle of Cuba.
The official visit of the prime minister of Guinea Bissau ends this Tuesday.
Edited by Ivan Martínez
Cuban First Vice President Meets Visiting Portuguese Deputy Prime Minister
Guinea-Bissau President Appoints New Prime Minister
Prime Minister of Guinea Bissau Arrives in Cuba Today
Cuban First Vice President Meets with Visiting Spanish Foreign Minister
Cuban Vice President Meets with Visiting Foreign Minister of Mongolia
Prime Minister of Guinea Bissau Praise Cuba's Health Care Policies
Cuban vice president meets visiting French minister
Cuban Vice President Ricardo Cabrisas Meets with Prime Minister of Tatarstan
Cuban Vice President Meets Deputy Prime Minister of St. Kitts and Nevis


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Q: How to style the wp_list_page in wordpress? I am trying to style the list the wp_list_page outputs, basically i would like to wrap every single page in a rounded box. All that I seem to be able to do is style the LI and UL on the CSS but i doesn't work.
Any idea how to do that?
Thanks

A:  Out puts the follwing kind of html.
Make sure to wrap it with ul like this
<?php wp_list_pages(); ?>

This is the typical output.

Pages

Sample Page

In your css you can edit it like so.
li.page_item {border:1px solid green;}
li.page_item a {color:yellow;}
etc...

If you want the page links to be rounded you can insert the border-radius syntax.
li.page_item {border-radius: 15px;
-webkit-border-radius: 15px;
-moz-border-radius: 15px;

}


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class ApplicationService
  class << self
    # Returns either the name specified in dmproadmap.rb initializer or
    # the Rails application name
    def application_name
      default = Rails.application.class.name.split('::').first
      Rails.configuration.x.application.fetch(:name, default)
    end
  end
end


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Cabral: curious case of CL player begging to 'train with the kids'
October 29, 2014 October 29, 2014 by Colin Randall
Jake: 'Cabral? Yeah, I remember him'
Cabral's acquisition was one even Paolo Di Canio was thrilled by. A player of Champions League pedigree, he played well when given early spells of action but was abruptly dropped. Then he may as well have disappeared from Wearside, never to return. Now, Gus Poyet has made some utterly mystifying comments of his own without getting close to explaining why Cabral cannot get into a team he claims to have to pick from threadbare resources. Can Pete Sixsmith get to the bottom of it? …
There is a famous cartoon character from the First World War called Old Bill.
Drawn by a front line officer, Bruce Bairnsfather, Old Bill was a phlegmatic character who always looked for the best in what was a pretty grim existence.
The best known cartoon shows Bill in a shell hole up to his neck in muck and bullets (thank you Arthur Haynes for that line), with his companion, Alf, complaining.
Bill's response to this is: "Well, if you know a better shell hole, you go and find it."
I am sure that Adison Tavares Varela, better known as Cabral has never heard of Old Bill, but his situation at Sunderland is slightly akin to that of the walrus moustachioed stoic so admired by those in the front line 100 years ago.
Like Old Bill, he finds himself in a difficult situation. Despite winning 5 Swiss Super League and three Swiss Cup medals, he finds himself in a shell hole at Sunderland which he cannot get out of.
As shell holes go, it is a fairly comfortable one and there are only verbal bullets being fired at him but he seems incapable of finding a resting place for his footballing talents.
Genoa borrowed him last season and said "Thanks, but no thanks", there were stories that he was looking for a loan move to the Championship – Blackpool were mentioned at one stage – and the Russian transfer window will soon be open.
But why would he want to leave Sunderland? He has a three-year contract, will be on good money and has excellent training facilities and, presumably, a good life style.
What he has not got is regular first team football.
He played in last season's opener, that desperately disappointing 1-0 defeat to Fulham, and since then has not been seen. Di Canio dumped him very quickly and Gus Poyet has not exactly embraced him or even given him an opportunity to impress.
He was on the bench at Southampton and appears to be on the fringe of a team that is struggling, but what are we to make of the manager's rather enigmatic conversation about him with Chris Young of the Sunderland Echo?
"He's a great lad and a great professional," suggests that Poyet likes his personality and his attitude. "He has asked to play for the Reserves" ditto.
But then he says "I'm making the decisions and he is not playing" and suggesting that even if he is asking to play for the 21s, "that doesn't mean that he is going to play" (presumably for the first team).
On the couple of occasions I have seen him, he has worked hard and is a kind of father figure for the youngsters in the Under 21 squad. When Leicester City's Hamza Choudhury clattered into Charis Mavrias, Cabral was straight in there grabbing the perpetrator warmly by the throat and telling him in no uncertain terms that he should be a little more careful in the future.
He can play football, but whether the hurly-burly of the Premier League is for him, who knows. Gus is reluctant to use him and that may well continue until the next transfer window opens and some club somewhere in the world can be persuaded by his agent to take him on.
Whether his next shell hole will be as comfortable as the one he is in at Cleadon remains to be seen.
And don't get me on about Danny Graham!!!
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Its the same player that was seen as a man of the match contender in that game against fulham. We lost but had over 20 shots on goal and they had one shot and scored. He is also the same player who was in the basle team that beat the likes of man u. Altidore scores a goal in the cup and is dropped the next game and on the fringes. Diakité keeps a clean sheet in defence against everton and then told we dont need him. El hadji ba is loaned to bastia with the option to buy and he is a player with great potential. We never hold onto players. As normal, remember djibril cisse scored 11 goals for us in 39 games (some of them games as a substitute) and we didnt take the option to buy him and he actually wanted to stay. Its a badly run club.
Without doubt, he's damaged goods in one sense or another.
Being that we won't use him despite the desperate straights we're currently in, and since no other organization will touch him with a ten foot bargepole, he'll probably sit his contract out. He's about as wanted as a case of Ebola.
Birflatt Boy
It's completely mystifying, with the manager's comments seemingly full of contradictions. Still with our midfield dominating games and snuffing out all threat from our opponents, it's understandable why Cabral can't get a look in.
Finding himself so far down the pecking order in a pool of unbridled talent must be very difficult for the lad. I doubt he'd have come to us knowing that he was going to have to get past such luminaries as the likes of Bridcutt and Buckley to get a game.
wrinkly pete
Maybe he shot the sheriff as well as Ellis Shorts dog!
It's baffling isn't it? And if the squad IS so threadbare howsabout giving Watmore a chance?
……and Mavrias.
Honestly , why not give Cabral a chance and while we're at it , what has Altiodore shown in he's many opportunity's that prevents Danny Graham from even getting a chance ? Baffles me .
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Allen Kennedy
1940-1945,1987,1988
Allen Kennedy has been in the military all his life and he retired as a LCol. He joined in the the late 1950's.. Allen Kennedy's Father Tpr. Isaac Harry Kennedy G363 was born Jan 10th 1911 at Lincoln N.H. USA. He enlisted in Sussex New Brunswick 18 September 1940. His trade at time of enlistment was a Electric Lineman. He past his standard trade test with the 5th Canadian Armd. Regt 21 Nov 41 in group "A" Electrician. Kennedy received the 1939-1945 Star, Italy Star, France and Germany Star and Canadian Volunteer Service metal and clasp. Trooper Kennedy was discharged in Fredericton 18 September 1945 . He stayed involved the the 8th Canadian Hussars association.
Allison, Charles Frederick
Charles Frederick Allison (1795-1858) was born in Cornwallis, Nova Scotia, and was the son of James Allison, a farmer and merchant, and Margaret Hutchinson. He married Milcah Trueman on June 23, 1840. They had at least one daughter. Charles Allison died in Sackville, New Brunswick.
Charles Allison grew up in Cornwallis, N.S., and received his education there. He moved to Parrsboro, N.S., where he worked as a clerk in a store owned by a relative by marriage. At age 21, Charles joined the mercantile firm of William Crane and Bardin Turner in Sackville, New Brunswick. William Crane was a cousin of Charles'. Within a few years, he became a partner in the firm. The Crane and Allison business operated both in the Sackville area as a distributor of local agricultural produce and imported goods and on the Miramichi River exporting lumber to Liverpool and selling provisions and imported commodities. The firm's widespread trading links in Great Britain and the New England states played a significant role in the development of shipbuilding in Sackville parish. Allison retired from active business in 1840 to devote himself to the establishing educational facilities in Sackville.
A spiritual crisis during the 1830s resulted in his conversion from Church of England to the Methodist denomination. Through the Rev. William Smithson, Charles began to attend Methodist services in 1833. In 1836, Charles Allison was among those converted at a series of revival meetings in Sackville, led by the Rev. John Bass Strong.
Methodists had wanted to open an educational institution in the Maritime provinces for many years but had been unable to raise the funds. In 1839, Charles Allison offered to buy land in Sackville for a school and to construct a suitable building at his own expense and donate £100 annually for the first ten years of operation. He laid the foundation for the Mount Allison Wesleyan Academy on 9 July 1840 and supervised the construction personally. The academy opened to students 19 January 1843.
During the following years, he took an active interest in the school's operation, a frequent visitor to the school and served as treasurer until his death.
Charles Allison was shy by nature and shunned public attention. In 1849, he declined an appointment to the Legislative Council of New Brunswick by the government leader, Edward Baron Chandler, despite assurances he wouldn't be called upon to identify himself with any political party. Most of his energy was directed toward the academy.
During the late 1840s and early 1850s, Allison played a leading role in building a school for girls. Again, he supervised the construction. During the summer of 1854, after donating £1000, Charles Allison had the satisfaction of seeing an academy for females in operation with Mary Electa Adams as the lady preceptress. Allison did not live to see the inauguration of another institution bearing his name, the Mount Allison Wesleyan College, 1862, which benefited from a sum left in his will designated for the establishment of a degree granting college.
When Charles A. Allison died, he was not solely remembered for his monetary contributions. In reality, his donations were modest, £10,000. He had provided much time and energy to the Academy and he was considered an able counsellor and a loyal and constant friend of the college.
Dictionary of Canadian Biography, Vol. VIII, 1851-1860
Allison, Frank Drummond
Allison, Leonard A.
Leonard A. Allison was born in Newport, Nova Scotia, on March 3, 1855, the son of John and Rachel (Shaw) Allison. One of his uncles was David Allison, the President of Mount Allison University and another, W. Henry Allison represented Hants County at federal and provincial levels of government.
He graduated in 1875 from Mount Allison University as valedictorian. He then taught Classics at Sackville Academy for six years. This interest in classics continued throughout his life.
In 1880, he decided to enter the legal profession, studying under H.A. Powell of Sackville, Silas Award of Saint John and Albert S. White of Sussex, all former classmates at Mount Allison. In 1884, he was called to the bar. He formed a partnership with Silas White in Sussex. The firm became White, Allison and King in 1889.
Allison married Ada S. Murray, daughter of John Murray of Penobsquis, in 1885. The couple had two daughters, Jane and Mary.
A member of the Methodist Church, he served as choirmaster for the Sussex Church. In this capacity, he compiled and even arranged a selection of hymns and chants. He then copied the selections into individual books for the entire choir.
Mr. Allison was also a member of the Sussex School Board taking a deep interest in his duties to the extent of spending many hours each week in class rooms. His greatest interests were history, genealogy and photography. He compiled meticulous notes but refused to publish until he was certain of his facts. He did publish a biography of Rev. Oliver Arnold, the first rector of Sussex and an ancestor of Mrs. Allison. Another publication was concerned with the history of the Indian College at Sussex. He also read several papers before the New Brunswick Historical Society.
During the last ten years of his life, Mr. Allison collected information on Sir William Fenwick Williams, a native of Nova Scotia, a hero of the Crimean War and Lieutenant-Governor of Nova Scotia as well as a relative of the Arnold family. He was unable to complete this study.
In 1902, Leonard Allison travelled to Torquay, England, for health reasons. He died there on January 8, 1903, leaving his wife and two daughters, aged 9 and 8.
Alward, David
Photographs were from David Alward father Ford's training with the 8th Canadian Hussars from 1950-1951. He joined the Hussars in October 1946 with others from Havelock, New Brunswick and was a private with "A" troop. Each summer David's father went to Camp Petawawa to train on actual tanks. In the late 1940s he was promoted to Lance Corporal and then Corporal. From 1948-1949 he went to Business College. During this time David's father was asked to take over the Havelock troop thus becoming a 2nd Lieutenant. From November 1950 to May 1951 he was in Camp Borden to train to become a Troop Commander. While at Camp Border he traveled to Camp Meaford to train with live ammunition. When David's father completed the course he was promoted to First Lieutenant. In 1952 he attended Gordon College and in 1956-1957 he attended the Ontario Agricultural College
Amherst: Trinity-St. Stephen's Pastoral Charge
A pastoral charge is a grouping of churches termed "preaching points" -- each with separate names and governing boards or sessions. These churches are served by one minister. The pastoral charge title usually reflects the breadth of the geographic area encompassing the charge.
Methodists had been active in the Amherst-Point de Bute-Sackville area since the 1780s. After a building built for Baptists was opened in 1819, the Methodist congregation worshiped here but then moved to the Court House in 1824. In these early years Amherst was part of the vast Parrsboro Maccan Circuit. It was not until 1841 when the first Methodist church was erected in Amherst. Amherst became the head of a Methodist circuit in 1847.
In 1874, the present site for a new Methodist church was purchased from C.E. Ratchford, and in 1876, a building with a seating capacity of 350 was dedicated. This proved too small for the growing congregation and on 22 August 1906 the cornerstone was laid for a 1200 person capacity church. The builder was Charles Reid and the architect was C.B. Chappell. The new building was opened on 22 September 1907 and became Trinity Methodist Church.
A Methodist church was also established at Fort Lawrence, located on the Isthmus of Chignecto, north-west of Amherst. A Methodist chapel was built in 1807. This chapel was used until 1845 when a new church was built. Then in 1893, the cornerstone was laid for a third building which was opened for worship in 1894. A Methodist mission was begun in the "Highlands" of Amherst in 1905. This church separated from Trinity Methodist into a separate circuit including Fort Lawrence and Brookdale.
In 1827, Reformed Presbyterian (Scottish Covenanter) minister Rev. Alexander Clark arrived in Amherst and established a church. A building was erected at the corner of Albion and Church Streets. Clark continued as minister of this congregation until his death in 1874.
St. Stephen's Presbyterian Church of The Presbyterian Church in Canada was established on 30 August 1875. Services were held in the Masonic hall, then located on the corner of Victoria Street and Maple Avenue. The Sunday School was organized in 1876. When the Masonic hall burned in 1877, the congregation moved to White's Hall, the site of the present Baptist Church.
In 1878, construction began on St. Stephen's on the corner of Lawrence and Victoria Street, and it was officially opened in that year. In 1880, there was a suggestion of a union between the Presbyterian Church and the Reformed Presbyterian Church in Amherst. This suggestion was rejected by the Reformed Presbyterians. After their last minister, Rev. S.D. Yates, left in 1887, most of the Reformed Presbyterians joined St. Stephen's. The St. Stephen's congregation outgrew their former building and a new church was opened in 1900.
In 1903, the congregation divided and Knox Church was organized. In 1911, however, the two churches reunited and Knox Church on Robie Street was sold. In 1925 St. Stephen's Presbyterian voted to join the union which the created The United Church of Canada and it became St. Stephen's United Church.
In 1925, St. Stephen's Presbyterian voted to join the union which the created The United Church of Canada and it became St. Stephen's United Church. Trinity Methodist Church became Trinity United Church. St. Stephen's United Church and Trinity United Church were united to form Trinity-St. Stephen's United Church in 1936.
In 1925, Fort Lawrence United Church amalgamated with Trinity-St. Stephen's, and in 1968 the church at Hastings joined with them. In 1959, the Fort Lawrence church building was sold to the Reformed Baptist church in Amherst. It was taken down and moved to Spring Street.
Began activities in 1969
The first meeting of Amnesty International in Sackville, New Brunswick, was took place on 8 December 1969, at the instigation of Elizabeth Boyle, who with her husband, John, had been members in their native Ireland. The executive elected at a second meeting on 6 April 1970 included Boyle as secretary, Lesley Read as treasurer and a vacant chair. The International Secretariat titled them "Canada Group 4" and immediately assigned them two prisoners of conscience. The several Amnesty International Groups of Canada were each administratively separate and received direction from the International Secretariat in London, England.
Laing Ferguson of the Geology Department of Mount Allison University served as chair of the group for 5 years. A Christmas greeting card campaign begun in 1972 continued for 13 years becoming a major national fundraiser effort involving virtually all of the 50 or 60 groups across Canada. Artist David Silveberg of the Fine Arts Department of Mount Allison University donated the use of one or two of his engravings each year with profits forwarded to the National Section.
Three members of Group 4, Laing Ferguson, Ken Adams and Janet Adams, traveled to Longueuil, Quebec to participate in the founding meeting of the independent Amnesty International groups on 12-13 May 1973 where a constitution and by-laws were formulated and Amnesty International Canada was established.
Shortly after this meeting, Robert Boyer Inch of Brandon University, Manitoba (a former Director of Alumni and Public Relations at Mount Allison University) was became national director. John Humphrey, Professor of Law at McGill University, Montreal, Quebec, was the first president. Laing Ferguson became anglophone Vice-President in 1973/74 and president in 1976/77. In 1976, Montreal Group 7 proposed that Amnesty International - Amnestie Internationale, Canada Section Canadienne be split into two. A compromise was reached by 1978 in which the Canadian Section has two branches, Amnesty International Canadian Section (English Speaking) and Section canadienne francophone.
Locally, Group 4 in 1980 hosted the national annual general meeting. During the following year and a half the group was virtually dormant, but in March 1983 a membership drive focused on Mount Allison students brought in enough new members to resume regular meetings and to apply for prisoner dossiers. Group 4 remains active to date.
Anderson (family)
Branch begins in ca. 1745
Collection contains material concerning the Anderson family, founding pioneers of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, including genealogical information for the Anderson's of Sackville, New Brunswick, identifying the branch that migrated west before the mid 1870s. This consist of: "The Hardscrabble Andersons", by Mary Augusta, n.d. (after 1986); "Two White Oxen, a perspective of early Saskatoon, 1874-1905", from the memoirs of Barbara (Hunter) Anderson, compiled and edited by George W. Anderson and Robert N. Anderson, revised edition 1993; genealogical chart of the descendants of Thomas Anderson (1745-1841); genealogical chart of the descendants of Thomas R. Anderson (1745-1841), with family connections with Seaman, Crabtree, Pidge, and Tingley; and genealogical chart of the descendants of William George Anderson of Saskatoon, b. 1898.
Anderson (family) (descandants of Thomas Sr.)
Branch begins in 1745
The Anderson family were descendants of Thomas Sr. (1745-1841) and Mary Anderson, who emigrated to Sackville, New Brunswick, from Yorkshire, England, in the early 1770s. Settling at Cole's Island, situated on the Tantramar Marsh near Sackville, the first two generations engaged in farming. Titus Anderson, grandson of Thomas Sr., became a master mariner, the first of many seafaring men in the Anderson family of Sackville.
Anderson (family) (emigrés of Yorkshire, England)
The Anderson family were descendants of Thomas Sr. (1745-1841) and Mary Anderson, who emigrated to Sackville, New Brunswick, from Yorkshire, England, in the early 1770's. Settling at Cole's Island, situated on the Tantramar Marsh near Sackville, the first two generations engaged in farming. Titus Anderson, grandson of Thomas Sr., became a master mariner, the first of many seafaring men in the Anderson family of Sackville.


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Pending pledges for the remaining funding, construction would start next spring with 18 months to complete.
The CP Center serves those who have physical, cognitive and sensory impairments as well as others for various health needs.
ALLOUEZ - With more than a smile, Vicki Nass expressed her happiness about the big plans for her home away from home.
Nass, who has cerebral palsy and is nonverbal, used a communication device Tuesday to type and say words of gratitude through a speaker after project leaders announced the CP Center is entering the final stretch of a $7.5 million building campaign.
"My name is Vicki, and I have been coming here for the past 25 years," Nass told CP Center staff, board members, project supporters and fellow clients. "During the past 25 years, I have seen and experienced a lot of change. I am really excited and supportive of the new expansion. Thank you all for your support."
As they turn to the public for the final phase of fundraising, organizers are optimistic they will bring more happiness to Nass and more than 2,000 other adults and children with disabilities and other needs who are helped by the CP Center's daily programs and services.
About $1.5 million still is needed for the planned expansion and renovation of the center's main campus at 2801 S. Webster Ave.
"We're at the point now where we literally have begun to turn people away or put them on a waiting list because we simply don't have space," said Jon Syndergaard, the center's executive director. "We've got the internal infrastructure, but we simply don't have the square footage to serve them effectively."
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Per designs from Allouez-based Somerville, the expansion would increase the square footage at the center by almost 50 percent, from more than 46,500 to nearly 68,000.
Organizers hope to have pledges for the balance of the funding by spring so construction can start. The project would take about 18 months with services uninterrupted during the work.
The add-on would be built on the south side of the existing facility, allowing the CP Center to house all of its therapy services on the main level.
"It is overdue," said Ron Dunford, a CP Center board member who is the chairman of the capital campaign. "It's always a function of supply and demand. Right now, there is more demand for the services than there is (the means) to supply those."
More than 80 private donors, including local families and businesses, contributed $6 million to the project in the past year.
The CP Center serves infants to older adults who have physical, cognitive and sensory impairments as well as others who use its facilities, such as the Aquatic Center, for various health needs.
Presently, the center holds its occupational, physical and speech therapy programs throughout the building, including the basement.
"Our hallways are actually used as classrooms right now," Syndergaard said.
The new portion also would include two large therapy gyms, expanded space for child care and the center's administrative offices.
Syndergaard said the center has a waiting list that goes out seven months for child care. The center can accommodate about 80 kids but would be able to increase that number by 20 with the added space.
The refurbished center also would allow more to be served with expanded adult day services and the consolidated therapy services. Two family-friendly locker rooms for the Aquatic Center would be added.
The 62-year-old CP Center also offers adult day services at sites in Kimberly and Two Rivers.
"Throughout the process, we've kept CP's mission of celebrating all abilities and unlocking potential top of mind, knowing there was more to do if we had the space," said Karmen Lemke, a vice president on the CP Center board.
For information on the project or to make a donation, go to cp-center.org/capital-campaign.
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It's over for Mgilija
By Mmapula (self media writer) | 6 months ago
It has been confirmed that The Osuthu traditional council and Zulu Princes have recommended to King Misuzulu and Prince Mangosuthu Buthelezi that Zulu regiments Induna Mgilija Nhleko, be fired. The two accepted the recommendation and it's now over for Nhleko.
This comes after Mgilija was condemned for going to Nkandla with a group of Amabutho without authorization from the Amazulu Royal House. When he was reprimanded, Mgilija told media houses that he did not care what Prince Mangosuthu Buthelezi had to say about him supporting Zuma ni Nkandla. He further said that as far as he knew, the Zulu nation has no king since the death of King Goodwill Zwelithini. The notorious Mgilija also said that before he died, King Zwelithini left him in charge of Amabutho hence he deployed them to Nkandla.
Infact Mgiliji said himself that they can remove him because he is not even paid for his work. He is just a volunteer. He is instead using his resources to go around.
According to public opinion, it's not fair, a warning would have been a proper sanction. They should draw a proper plan that will assist him on how to conduct himself in front of cameras.
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Q: Answer sort order: oldest *and* newest? Any chance we could have both 'oldest' and 'newest' sort orders? I used to use 'newest' all the time to keep up with new posts on questions that have gathered a lot of responses (or a few long ones).
Scrolling all the way down and potentially having to change pages makes it hard to find new answers.

A: Active is pretty close to newest. If there are no edits then the most active answer will be the same as the newest and hence first on the list.
If there are edits then the most recently edited answer will be first on the list. This is probably a better sort order as you don't have to go hunting through all the answers looking for the most recently edited one.