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Q: How can I use a Scala singleton object in Java? I have a Scala object that I need to use in a Java class.
Here's the Scala object
object Person {
  val MALE = "m"
  val FEMALE = "f"
}

How can I use this Scala object in Java?
I have tried the following so far without success (compile errors):

*

*Person.MALE() //returns a String which is useless as I want the actual Person object

A: Use Person$.MODULE$. See also

*

*How can I pass a Scala object reference around in Java?

*Singletons as Synthetic classes in Scala?

Edit: A working example (I checked, it compiles and works):
Scala:
object Person {
  val MALE = "m";
}

Java counterpart:
public class Test {
    Person$ myvar = Person$.MODULE$;

    public static void main(String argv[]) {
        System.out.println(new Test().myvar.MALE());
    }
}

A: In case you use a package object, the access is a bit different
Scala:
package my.scala.package

package object Person {
  val MALE = "m";
}

Java counterpart:
public static void main() {
  System.out.println(my.scala.package.Person.package$.MODULE$.MALE);
}

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The Skipper's War
Headmaster, Oxford Preparatory School
Skipper Lynam
The 'Blue Dragon'
O.P.S
The Draconian
October 1917 (video)
Further Information & Links
First World War.com
February 3rd 1919
February 3, 2019 dpdevitt	1 Comment
Daily Telegraph, December 5th 1918
This much heralded event is upon us today, but in advance of it we were delighted to have Rear-Admiral Sir Reginald Tyrwhitt to address the boys at the School Service yesterday.
It is good for a boy to be asked to record events on important occasions such as this (as with the visits of Jack Smyth VC and Archbishop Cosmo Lang) and this time it is John Brunyate who is responsible for what follows, starting with the Admiral's excellent address of which this was part:
"I remember I was generally somewhere near the bottom of my form, but I did learn how to make up my own mind. Now it may seem a hard thing for you to prepare for the future, but it is not really difficult if you keep a straight course all along. Do not wander to this side or that, either through temptation or outside influence, and, above all, do not rely too much on others. Make up your own minds. The advice of others is very useful occasionally, but when one gets too used to outside advice one cannot help oneself, and when the emergency comes one cannot get on alone."
Sir Reginald went on to tell of the raid on Cuxhaven (December 1914), when he was in charge of the light cruisers and destroyers accompanying the transports which were carrying a number of seaplanes that were to carry out the raid. However, they were spotted by the enemy and he had to make the decision as to whether to carry on or call the mission off. The manner in which he reached his conclusion was remarkable.
Opting not to ask for another opinion, which would only make him more undecided, he noticed a ball of light in the sky in the Cuxhaven direction.
"I was then joined by an officer who said, 'Do you know what day it is, sir? It is Christmas Day.'
'So it is,' I replied, 'I had forgotten. Then that's the Star in the East and I'm going on.' My mind was made up, and from that moment I had not the slightest doubt about the success of our enterprise.
The light in the sky proved eventually to be the planet Jupiter and it remained visible for quite a long time after the sun rose."
Today the boys are enjoying an "extra half" and a number of the staff will be at the Oxford Town Hall to see the Admiral receive the Freedom of the City.
CuxhavenOxfordReginald TyrwhittRN
January 17, 2018 dpdevitt	Leave a comment
E A S T E R T E R M 1 9 1 8
Yesterday saw the start of a new term. The School Roll numbers 141, of which 84 are boarders. Our Junior Department has a further 26 – the majority being 7 and 8 yr. olds.
Let us hope for a healthy term, free of illness. It will no doubt become even more difficult to keep everyone well fed. Yesterday's announcement in the newspapers of compulsory rationing of butter and margarine (with other items undoubtedly to follow), allows us only 4 oz per person per week. Meat continues to be in short supply, although the importation of Argentinian beef is helping make up the difference.
It was a great pleasure to be able to share with our returning pupils the news of honours recently won in the war – particularly that of the DSO by one of their former teachers.
One of the more prestigious orders of chivalry is the Order of the Bath – founded by King George I in 1725. In the honours list announced in the New Year, Captain. WW Fisher (RN) and Temp. Brigadier-Gen. BG Price (Royal Fusiliers) were made Companions (CB).
The Distinguished Service Order (DSO) has been awarded to Temp. Major LD Luard (ASC), Acting Maj. JAA Pickard (RE, Special Reserve) and, although not an Old Dragon but a much admired member of the Dragon staff before the war, Temp. Capt. WRG Bye (Royal West Surreys & General List).
No fewer than six have been awarded the Military Cross (MC): Acting Capt. FS Low (RFA), Acting Major VLS Cowley (Irish Rifles, attached to MGC), Temp. Captain WT Collier (RAMC), Capt. EH Evans (RWF), Temp. Lieut. GH Moberly (MGC), Captain. GF Thuillier (Devons).
Readers of The Times of 14/1/18 may have noticed this article on Capt. William Fisher (RN). For those who read other newspapers, here it is:
Director of Anti-Submarine Division
"Capt. WW Fisher commanded a battleship at Jutland, and was commended for his services in that action. He has received a CB. He had held several Staff appointments before the war, having served as flag commander to the Commander-in-Chief of the Home Fleet at Devonport, while in the summer of 1912 he was selected to act as Assistant Umpire for the Grand Naval Manoeuvres.
He is a gunnery specialist and a French interpreter, and was commander of the 'Indomitable' when that vessel made her record run across the Atlantic with King George, then Prince of Wales, on board in 1908.
He has been for some months the Director of the anti-Submarine Division of the Naval Staff."
ASCBalliol CollegeBartholomew PriceBilly CollierCharterhouse SchoolChrist Church OxfordClifton CollegeDevonshire RegimentDover CollegeEmrys EvansExeter CollegeFrederick LowGeorge MoberlyGeorge ThuillierJocelyn PickardLowes LuardMr ByeOxfordOxford High SchoolRAMCRepton SchoolRFARNRoyal EngineersRoyal FusiliersRoyal Irish RiflesRoyal Welch FusiliersRugby SchoolVictor CowleyWilliam FisherWinchester College
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Hugh has finally escaped the clutches of bureaucracy, where he has been the Private Secretary to the Permanent Secretary to the Board of Education. He is now Lieut. Hugh Sidgwick (RGA).
He was commissioned into the Special Reserve of the Royal Garrison Artillery in January and is currently with a siege battery in France. Having hoped that at the Front he would be free of modern communication systems that demand continual attention and instant reaction, he has been disappointed:
"The most distressing thing to me personally is the omnipotence and omnipresence of the telephone. It was my curse in civil life and I hated it bitterly and profoundly.
I did think that in military life I should escape it. But no; it is more important than ever; you range the country at the end of a telephone wire, and if it breaks you are an exile and outlaw at once; you come back and sit in your battery surrounded by telephones, all talkative and all meaning work.
The call to arms is a message dictated over the telephone and taken down on a pink form; the call to rest is the mystic word CI… I suppose when peace is declared the message will go round – Pip, Emma, Ack, C, E.
Of what is happening in the war we have not the slightest idea; a five day old Times is generally our latest news. We hear extraordinary rumours – that Roumania has come in, that a German Division has surrendered, that a Great Personage while addressing the Guards said that within 90 hours (now elapsed) something quite remarkable was going to happen. I believe these rumours are made up by Railway Transport Officers, to beguile the tedium of their existence."
Hugh must have had to learn a lot in his new job rather quickly, but then scholars of Winchester & Balliol Colleges are quick learners. He makes it out to be easy enough:
"… the mathematics of siege gunnery are nothing alarming and many of the beautiful calculations we learnt in England go by the board. One has to know the difference between + and – , right and left, and to be able to add and work a slide rule, and read a map and take bearings, but that is about all.
I would volunteer to make quite an easy and profitable course of instruction in siege gunnery for VIa, and if they would give us a gun and let us practise on North Oxford from Shotover, so much the better for the cause of architecture.
If one of the Old Dragon airmen would come and observe, we could have a charming afternoon."
I am not convinced as to the wisdom of arming the current VIa, and there might be mild concern amongst the residents of North Oxford as to whether their particular houses pass muster, or would be included in Hugh's architectural cull.
Balliol CollegeHugh SidgwickOxfordRGAWinchester College
July 1st 1915
July 1, 2015 dpdevitt	1 Comment
Last week Lindsay Wallace, know to us all, adults and children alike, as 'Pug', became the sixth member of the OPS staff to join the war effort – as a 2nd Lieutenant in the Ox & Bucks Light Infantry.
We have received this letter from him, addressed to us all.
6 Park Town, Oxford.
June 27th 1915.
Dear Fellow Dragons,
I am writing to thank you all very much indeed for the present, or should I say presents, which were thrust into my hands about ten days ago. Whenever I use them, and, as soon as I leave Oxford, that will be very frequently, I shall be reminded of the OPS and all of you and of the many happy days spent there both out of doors and indoors.
I first came to the OPS in January 1885, as a boy, and left in July 1890. I remember crying hard when my last summer term was finished. During the next ten years or so when I was at Winchester and Balliol, I was always to be found at the OPS if I had a chance. In fact at the time I came too often and was a nuisance. In my Varsity days I used to cadge a tea as often as I could from Hum or Maurice Church, in order to stay for the whole afternoon. In 1901 I returned as a master, and I've been there ever since.
I have stated this in detail to try and make clear to you how heart-broken I felt when I spent my last day with you as a genuine member of staff. I want to make it plain that I didn't want to go, I don't want to go, and I shall always want to be back.
I am going to play a new game, and I mean to play it for all I am worth, but, when that game is over, I shall change and come home as quick as I can. I don't know whether I have made myself clear; thank you again very much for your present. Don't forget
'Pug'
Balliol CollegeLindsay WallaceOBLIOx & Bucks Light InfantryOxfordWinchester College
June 20, 2015 dpdevitt	1 Comment
There has been so much distressing news from the various fronts of the war during these past months that it is pleasure to dwell this time on the life of the OPS and the Summer Term.
So much good cricket has been played and it is a great pity that an outbreak of measles has meant we have been unable to play matches against other schools.
The Fathers' match, however, went ahead as normal. This contest was 'fought out' on the 100th anniversary of the Battle of Waterloo on June 18th.
One hundred years from the great fight near Brussels –
And now another of the biggest tussles.
The bright green field, the cloudless sunny heaven
Between them hold the OPS eleven
And the old fellows who the boys begat
To settle which lot is the better bat.
So wrote Mr Harvey of this annual encounter. Unfortunately he and the other 'old fellows' could only amass 144 runs to the boys' 147.
Mention must be made of two visits of parties of wounded soldiers from the Base Hospital and Somerville. On the first occasion, the soldiers played cricket in the nets, and in spite of bandages and crutches, bowled and batted with much skill. VIa were their hosts and bowled at them till tea-time; after tea, hosts and visitors mutually entertained each other with songs and recitations: one professional comedian, just home from the trenches, seems to have been well enough to stand on his head and sing until he was 'as-you-wered' by a companion, who was afraid the strawberries and cream wouldn't stand the inverted position any longer.
A match was to have been played on the second occasion, but it was so wet that a sing-song was held in the School Hall instead.
We look forward to entertaining a team from the Ox & Bucks Light Infantry in a couple of weeks' time.
Base HospitalCricketFathers' MatchOx & Bucks Light InfantryOxfordSomerville College
May 30, 2015 dpdevitt	2 Comments
A Memorial Service for the life of Ronnie Poulton was held in St Giles' Church, Oxford, yesterday, which I attended with some of the OPS staff and boys.
Rev. William Temple gave an excellent address in which he emphasised the role Ronnie might have played at Huntley & Palmer (which he had inherited in 1913) and in a wider field of industrial relations after the war.
"Many of us believed that with his ready sympathy, his utter freedom from selfishness, and his courage to follow what he saw to be right, he would grasp the causes of our labour unrest and class friction, and by removing them from the great industry in whose control a large part was to be his, set an example which would prove a great force in our social regeneration… What he hated most in our usual manner of life was the artificial barriers that hold people apart, and the suspiciousness of one class towards another…"
Commenting on Ronnie's ready sympathy, his utter freedom from selfishness and his courage to follow what he saw to be right, he added,
"There are many of us who, if asked to point to a life without blemish, would have pointed to Ronald Poulton."
We are grateful to Lieut. G.M. Gathorne-Hardy, who recently sent this picture of Ronnie's grave to his parents.
OxfordRonald PoultonRoyal Berkshire RegimentRPRugby SchoolSt GilesWilliam TempleWW1
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Ronnie Poulton has completed his recent spell in the front line and we can share another entry from his journal.
During this past tour of duty Ronnie was in charge of all repairs and improvements to the section of trenches for which his company was responsible. Platoon Commanders had to report to him by 3 p.m. daily with their suggestions. His day was then spent planning the next night's work.
Wednesday 21st April: "The work is the most important thing, as I am in charge of it, and my time is filled up with it – by day getting the work organised for the night. This has got better and better, and now I have a good system. Of course it is nearly all done at night. It is curious, at 'stand to', at about 8 p.m. to hear the sniping dying down, and then suddenly the 'tap tap' of the German party starting. Then we know we are safe, as there is a kind of mutual agreement not to fire on each other's working and ration parties. So out we go and hardly a shot is fired.
The men betray the usual good humour at it all and are in perfect spirits, only betraying annoyance at the absence of biscuits, and the presence of biscuits (not Huntley and Palmers'!)
They have grown quite callous and you hear them whistling and shouting while working on the parapet, in the full moonlight. We did a good deal of work in our four days. My plan was to superintend till 12.00 or 12.30, then at times I was on duty at 4.00 a.m. or 8.00 a.m., so sleep was a bit short at the end. The sniper was active and we haven't got him yet…"
There is a continual risk of being hit by a sniper's bullet and much time and effort goes into trying to locate the position of German snipers.
"Sniping is all that goes on and in this at present they have an absolute superiority. We have constructed steel-plate loopholes but cannot find the brutes. When we do, we shall have them, as we have some wonderful shots. They got one of our men in the throat last night, but it is not a bad wound. The trouble is to locate the snipers. We reconnoitred to where we thought he was last night, but he wasn't there…"
We trust that Ronnie will keep his head down.
Balliol CollegeOxfordRonald PoultonRoyal Berkshire RegimentRPRugbyRugby SchoolsnipersWW1

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Cougar virtual talent show a roaring success
Posted byskylrray December 17, 2020 December 16, 2020 Posted inNews
This year's Talent Show was unlike any other. On December 4th, a video was posted to Youtube by user Kaiser Cougar titled "Kaiser High School Winter Assembly 2020." In the video was Kaiser High School's first-ever virtual assembly, including the first-ever virtual talent show. Hosting the event presented issues for participants, organizers, and even the audience, but in the end, the Talent Show succeeded in reaching the student body. Because of the year's unusual circumstances, though, the actual preparation and execution were very different.
It was important to host a talent show to promote "school spirit throughout the year," student body president Kayla Lum (12) said. Pandemic restrictions limited opportunities for performance art, and the artists themselves suffered for it. For guitarist Dylan Sukhabut (11), "performing is the only thing keeping me sane, because without performing, there's no need for me to practice," he said. With that in mind, a virtual assembly and talent show began to take shape.
This was everyone's first time organizing a virtual assembly, so planners had to discover alternative ideas and "didn't really have anything to go off of," Lum said, who wrote scripts and talent show committee agendas. It was eventually decided to assemble a pre-filmed video, which would also be "the smoothest way to run it versus live streaming it off of WebEx," she said. Although not an ideal solution, the video was a safe alternative to an in-person event.
The next challenge for the organizers was recording acts. Every participant was in a different situation at home because of COVID-19, so Lum and the other student body leadership members had to "coordinate with everyone when they can actually…film themselves," she said. While some performers could go into school to record, others had to arrange special camera setups to film from home. Group presentations were even more difficult, as "it [was] just more of a hassle to all meet," Lum said.
For the participants themselves, pre-recording felt strange. Although it was less nerve-wracking, as cuts made in editing could hide their mistakes, the lack of an audience "took away a bit of the fun of performing," Sukhabut said. For these artists, "it's better to have people's live reaction, rather than just watch a video," pianist Terence Kuan (11) said. Nonetheless, the participants still wanted to take part in the exhibition, and submissions kept coming in.
After receiving all of the footage, there was one final step. Lum and the rest of the planning committee were faced with another arduous task: editing and compiling everything into a single feature. It was important to have a well-edited, engaging video, one that "could keep [students] at their computers," Lum said. For the leadership students, the whole process was unfamiliar and stressful at times, but the finished product was worth the effort. Once the video was released, the organizers and performers alike received congratulations from friends online.
The virtual assembly enabled the talent show while protecting everyone's safety. In the end, this year's talent show might not have been ideal, but in tough times, every opportunity to do what you love needs to be taken.


Sami's Art has evolved from many years of varied experiences and experimentation in different forms of art.
This week we have gone from temperatures in the 30s to the 60s and my poor little crocuses are blooming with snow coming in the next few days. But it made me think of spring and I remembered my photos of monarch butterflies in Maine. The shots were actually in the Fall, but the daisies were still blooming in the warm sunshine.
According to the Waterblog of the National Aquarium, the Monarch Butterflies inherently knows how, when and where to migrate across continents. On this beautiful day on the coast of Maine there were hundreds of butterflies. They were everywhere getting ready to migrate south.
About 60 million to 1 billion migrate from eastern North America to the Sierra Madre Mountains of central Mexico. These remarkable butterflies sometimes fly about 80 miles a day, spreading out their journey across two months.
Unfortunately, in the last 20 years, the Monarch butterfly popul ation has dropped by 90%. Part of the problem lies in the lack of milkweed. A perennial flowering plant, milkweed is critical to the butterflies' survival. It provides nectar along the migration route and is the only plant on which these insects can lay their eggs. It is quickly disappearing from the Midwest as farmers cultivate more land for agricultural use. We can help by planting milkweed in our gardens. I got milkweed balls last fall from Amazon, Common Milkweed Seed Balls for Fall Planting Updated Fall 2015 Recipe (Asclepias syriaca) (50) I also got Milkweed Seed Packet Assortment (6 Individual Seed Packets) Non-GMO Seeds by Seed Needs As we get warm days, I look forward to helping these beautiful butterflies and enjoying them in my garden. I hope you enjoy. Safe journeys until we meet next week.


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Hermann Luckenbach (* 27. Dezember 1856 in Meiderich; † 2. April 1949 in Heidelberg) war ein deutscher Altphilologe und Gymnasiallehrer.

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Luckenbach begann an der Eberhard Karls Universität Klassische Philologie und Archäologie zu studieren. 1874 wurde er im Corps Borussia Tübingen recipiert. Als Inaktiver wechselte er an die Kaiser-Wilhelms-Universität Straßburg. Mit einer Doktorarbeit bei Rudolf Schöll wurde er 1878 zum Dr. phil. promoviert. Er trat in den Schuldienst des Großherzogtums Baden und unterrichtete von 1879 bis 1906 am nachmaligen Bismarck-Gymnasium Karlsruhe. 1880/81 erhielt er das Reisestipendium des Deutschen Archäologischen Instituts. 1906–1908 war er Direktor des Fürstenberg-Gymnasiums Donaueschingen. Ab 1908 war er noch 25 Jahre Direktor des Kurfürst-Friedrich-Gymnasiums Heidelberg. Er publizierte rege zu Kunst und Geschichte des Altertums, vor allem für ein breiteres Publikum und den Gymnasialunterricht. 1923 trat er in den langen Ruhestand. Er starb mit 92 Jahren.

Ehrungen
 Charakter als Geheimer Hofrat

Schriften
 Erläuterungen zur Wandtafel von Delphi. München und Berlin 1904 (Digitalisat).
 Verhältnis der griechischen Vasenbilder zu den Gedichten des epischen Kyklos. In: Alfred Fleckeisen (Hrsg.): Jahrbücher für classische Philologie. Supplementband 11, 1880, S. 491–638.

Literatur
 Willy Andreas: Hermann Luckenbach. Ein Blatt der Erinnerung. In: Südwestdeutsche Schulblätter 52 (1954), S. 153–160.

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Altphilologe (19. Jahrhundert)
Altphilologe (20. Jahrhundert)
Corpsstudent (19. Jahrhundert)
Geheimer Hofrat
Mann
Deutscher
Geboren 1856
Gestorben 1949
Gymnasiallehrer
Schulleiter (Deutschland)

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Former Australia captain and the newly appointed assistant coach Ricky Ponting believes Australia are strong as any side with the inclusion of the terrific duo – Steve Smith and David Warner.
Warner and Smith's 12-month ban will be over before the World Cup and they are likely to take part in cricket's biggest event. And Ponting feels the arrival of the duo will be massive boost for the men in yellow.
Ponting also warned that there can be injury concerns during the World Cup and the plans don't always work due to the unavailability of the players.
Ponting has been appointed as the assistant coach of the national side for the World Cup in England this year.


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…The Hawaii State Ethics Commission ("Commission") has resolved a Charge against Lieutenant Patrick Kawai ("Respondent Kawai"), an employee of the Department of Public Safety ("DPS"), for alleged violations of the State Ethics Code, Hawaii Revised Statutes ("HRS") Chapter 84.
The Charge1 alleged that Respondent Kawai violated the State Ethics Code by approving and/or securing compensation for himself and his subordinate employees for more hours than they actually worked in: (1) assisting a private party in carrying out an eviction on March 15, 2014; and (2) assisting DPS in conducting a test for deputy sheriff applicants on March 22, 2014.
The Commission and Respondent Kawai agreed to settle the Charge with Respondent Kawai's payment of an administrative penalty of $6,000.00 to the State of Hawaii, and the Commission's publication of this "Resolution of Charge" document, in lieu of further administrative proceedings….
Respondent Kawai, at all times relevant herein, resided in Hilo and worked out of the Sheriff Division's office located in Hilo.
On Saturday, March 15, 2014, Respondent Kawai and nine subordinate deputy sheriffs assisted a private process server ("Process Server") in carrying out an eviction order pertaining to a tenant in Keaau, Hawaii ("Eviction")….
Prior to March 15, 2014, Respondent Kawai estimated that the Eviction would require a team of ten DPS Sheriff Division personnel to perform ten hours of work.
Respondent Kawai organized and led a team of Sheriff Division personnel consisting of himself and nine subordinate deputy sheriffs (collectively, the "Eviction Team") to assist with the Eviction. The nine subordinate deputy sheriffs included a sergeant and eight lower level deputy sheriffs.
Based on the compensation schedule set forth in the Special Duty Policy, Respondent Kawai determined and arranged with the Process Server that the Private Party would be charged for the Eviction Team's services on an hourly basis, at the following rates: $40 per hour for a lieutenant, $35 per hour for a sergeant, and $30 per hour for a lower level deputy sheriff.
The number of hours each member of the Eviction Team actually worked on March 15, 2014 did not exceed 3.5 hours….
On Saturday, March 22, 2014, Respondent Kawai led a team of Sheriff Division employees to assist DPS in conducting a "Physical Agility Test" ("PAT") for deputy sheriff applicants, in Kailua-Kona, Hawaii. The team, which was organized by Respondent Kawai, included himself, fourteen deputy sheriffs from the Hilo unit ("Hilo Unit deputies"), and other DPS employees.
DPS employees who assisted with the PAT were eligible to receive overtime compensation -- that is, compensation at a rate of one and one-half times their DPS hourly rate of pay, or compensatory time off in lieu of overtime compensation (collectively, "overtime compensation") -- based on the number of hours that they worked on March 22, 2014.
Prior to the PAT, Respondent Kawai estimated that he and each of the Hilo Unit deputies would have to perform 12.0 hours of work (including travel time) to assist with the PAT.
Respondent Kawai and each of the Hilo Unit deputies actually worked less than 12.0 hours on March 22, 2014….
Hawaii Island's lone sheriff's lieutenant has agreed to pay a $6,000 fine for two alleged ethics violations that occurred in March of 2014.
The allegations were initially reported in 2016 when the Department of Public Safety's sheriff's division were re-evaluating its "special off-duty policy," written in 2004. It was at that time that Hawaii Island deputies were benched from assisting in evictions, a special off-duty service.
Toni Schwartz, DPS public information officer, said the primary reason to pause the special off-duty service was to re-evaluate, update and consult with the police union.
"The allegations on Hawaii Island reinforced that need," Schwartz said.


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All Icelandic Glaciers Are Expanding For The First Time In Decades
Published on March 19, 2019 March 20, 2019 by sunshinehours12 Comments
Update: This story may be based on this 3 year old story.
Expanding glaciers
According to researchers from the University of Iceland, ALL Icelandic glaciers are projected to expand this year, this would make it the first time the glaciers wouldn't have shrunk year-on-year in a quarter of a century.
The researchers were shocked by the discovery that all of Iceland's glaciers, including Vatnajökull, Langjökull, Hofsjökull and Mýrdalsjökull, have expanded in the last twelve months, from autumn to autumn. With Mýrdalsjökull showing a really "significant addition of ice this year."
"[This] is unusual over the last 25 years," said project manager Finnur Pálsson.
Langjökull had been losing around one and a half meters of ice per year for the past twenty years, "but in the last few years he has been close to zero, that is, he has neither expanded nor diminished. And that applies to this year, both for Vatnajökull and Langjökull as well," said Pálsson.
Svínafellsjökull, one of the glaciers of Öræfajökull, the southernmost part of Vatnajökull
Langjökull
Pálsson looks for answers.
He rambles a little about global warming, stating even though it's cold and the glaciers are growing that that should be no reason to doubt global warming…? But then he finishes with these nuggets: "It is a fact that it has been colder the last few years. And there was more snowfall in August on the upper part of Langjökull, which is very unusual."
Categories Climate Change, Glaciers•Tags Climate Change, Glaciers
Climate Change Is Destabilizing Volcanoes or Climate Change Could Wake Up Canada's Dormant Volcanoes
Published on December 9, 2018 December 9, 2018 by sunshinehours1Leave a comment
Interesting video about volcanoes and glaciers "starring" scientists from my alma mater.
I know the video is from the left-wing climate doom peddling CBC and it is quite shameful they use headlines implying climate change could "wake up" volcanoes.
I'll concede that volcanoes can effect glaciers. But everything else is doom mongering.
A much better version of the story (from 3 months ago) is here.
"Researchers knew that fumaroles likely existed on the mountain — there had been reports of a sulphur-like smell near the mountain for years, not to mention hot springs in the area—but now, with the glaciers retreating, it seems they had emerged from beneath the snow and ice."
Categories AGW is a Cult, British Columbia, Canada, Climate Change, Glaciers, Volcano•Tags BC, Glaciers, Volcano
As Glaciers Retreat, They Give up the Bodies and Artifacts They Swallowed
Published on April 17, 2016 April 17, 2016 by sunshinehours11 Comment
The Smithsonian has an interesting article on artifacts and bodies emerging from melting glaciers.
Now, thanks largely to decades of global warming, the Presena glacier running through the battleground is slowly melting away. And with that melting the remains of the White War are slowly emerging. Remarkably well-kept artifacts have been streaming down with the melting water of the glacier since the early 90s
They don't seem to get it. Just like the P-38s on Greenland , for something to emerge from the ice would imply to me that things are returning to where they were when the artifacts/bodies were deposited on the ice.
Artifacts and bodies ended up on the ice. Snow fell. The snow turned to ice and entombed the artifacts. After 100 or 5,000 years it is now as warm as it was long ago.
Melting glaciers in northern Italy reveal corpses of WW1 soldiers
Categories Glaciers•Tags Glaciers, White War
During the MWP Glaciers In the Antarctica Retreated Further and Faster Than Today
Published on April 7, 2016 by sunshinehours1Leave a comment
This paper found evidence of a MWP in Antarctica during the period 1050AD to 1200AD .The glaciers had melted even more than they have now.
The LIA returned starting around 1350AD and continued until around 1700AD.
The MWP rate of glacial retreat was faster than the present. They think more snow fell in the present slowing the retreat.
Here, we present evidence for glacial retreat corresponding to the MWP and a subsequent LIA advance at Rothera Point (67°34′S; 68°07′W) in Marguerite Bay, western Antarctic Peninsula. Deglaciation started at ca. 961–800 cal. yr BP or before, reaching a position similar to or even more withdrawn than the current state, with the subsequent period of glacial advance commencing between 671 and 558 cal. yr BP and continuing at least until 490–317 cal. yr BP. Based on new radiocarbon dates, during the MWP, the rate of glacier retreat was 1.6 m yr−1, which is comparable with recently observed rates (~0.6 m yr−1between 1993 and 2011 and 1.4 m yr−1 between 2005 and 2011). Moreover, despite the recent air warming rate being higher, the glacial retreat rate during the MWP was similar to the present, suggesting that increased snow accumulation in recent decades may have counterbalanced the higher warming rate.
Categories Glaciers, MWP•Tags Glaciers, Medieval Warm Period, MWP
Antarctic Glacier Melted Just as Fast 8,000 Years Ago
Published on February 22, 2014 February 21, 2014 by sunshinehours11 Comment
The AGW Cult loved the word "unprecedented". They claim the warming that stopped in 1998 was unprecedented.
It turned out that was not true. Another nail in the coffin for "unprecedented" is this paper.
"Pine Island Glacier, a major outlet of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet, has been undergoing rapid thinning and retreat for the past two decades. Here we demonstrate, using glacial-geological and geochronological data, that Pine Island Glacier also experienced rapid thinning during the early Holocene, around 8,000 years ago. Cosmogenic 10Be concentrations in glacially-transported rocks show that this thinning was sustained for decades to centuries at an average rate of more than 100 cm yr−1, comparable to contemporary thinning rates. The most likely mechanism was a reduction in ice shelf buttressing. Our findings reveal that Pine Island Glacier has experienced rapid thinning at least once in the past, and that, once set in motion, rapid ice sheet changes in this region can persist for centuries."
http://www.sciencemag.org/content/early/2014/02/19/science.1247385.abstract?sid=728bc951-1376-4f52-8009-ab19309ac956
(h/t Register via GWPF)
Categories Antarctic•Tags Antarctica, Glaciers, Holocene, Pine Island Glacier, Precedented


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FST launches annual new play reading festival
By Jay Handelman , Herald-Tribune
/ Wednesday, May 4, 2011
Three new plays will be featured in Florida Studio Theatre's 2011 Richard and Betty Burdick Play Reading Series.
Each play will be given one reading, with actors carrying scripts and limited set, props and costumes. The program is part of the theater's new play development program.
The series opens at 7:30 p.m. May 9 with "Ponzi" by Elaine Romero. The author began writing the play while she was an artist in residence at the Hermitage Artist Retreat last year.
Michael McKeever, who has had several plays full produced at FST, returns with "South Beach Babylon," a look at the contemporary art world. It will be presented at 7:30 p.m. May 16.
The final play at 7:30 p.m. May 23 is "Channel" by Sarah Sander, who was an Emerging Playwright in Residence at FST in the 2009-10 season through the National New Play Network. The play is about a girl whose view of the world is filtered through television.
Tickets are $25 for all three readings or $10 each. For more information: 366-9000; floridastudiotheatre.org
Jay Handelman
Jay Handelman is the theater and television critic for the Sarasota Herald-Tribune, where he has worked since 1984. He also is President of the Foundation of the American Theatre Critics Association and a two-time past chairman of the association's executive committee. He can be reached by email or call (941) 361-4931. Follow him at @jayhandelman on Twitter. Make sure to "Like" Arts Sarasota on Facebook for news and reviews of the arts.
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What was our focus area?
Sarah Lobwein and I were chosen for the eco-tourism team as part of PCFML's Global Ambassador Adventure and Marine Conservation Masterplan project in India. Our mission was to research and understand ecotourism activities and opportunities in Kovalam and the surrounding areas. True ecotourism is an environmentally and socially responsible way to travel, where tourism activities aim to protect and preserve the integrity of the environment as well as the culture of an area. A percentage of the money raised from such activities is distributed back into the region, into conservation or sustainable development. While there are a lot of businesses and operators claiming that they are 'eco', greenwashing runs rife and many seem to do more harm than good.
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Sarah (left) and I assisting with an underwater clean-up, alongside our partners Bond Safari.
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The underwater dive between Bond Safari and ourselves led to a co-hosted beach clean up on Grove Beach in Kovalam, where our local partner Sebastian Indian Social Projects (SISP) brought along their students, who are mainly from the fishing village of Vizhinjam. The students were able to learn more about trash, including the impacts that it is having on local ocean ecosystems and subsequently on locals' livelihoods as well. Uday Samudra Resort also took part in the clean up, which raised a lot of curiosity among onlookers and passers-by. Given the total lack of waste management facilities, many no doubt wondered what we were doing given that it is common practise to throw trash on the street and in the sea. After telling some of the kids from SISP about the impacts that cigarette butts have on the ocean, they came back with literally hundreds of cigarette butts coupled with ear to ear grins. Clearly, they got it straight away, but what do you do when there are no facilities in place to deal with these issues on a daily basis?
PCFML & partners clean-up with the local community and tourists alike.
Sarah and myself representing PCFML to spread the word on the impacts of marine debris.
When we discussed our masterplan and our conservation goals with Bond Safari they were excited by the prospects that forming an alliance in the region could bring. They were also keen to continue the underwater and beach clean ups and to commence recording data, to give us an idea of the most common items found and how to address them. We spoke about a 'marine conservation focused' video, which customers will view upon entering the store and before they dive with Bond. It will aim to explore waste issues across India, what is being done about it in Kovalam and how they can get involved in keeping the ocean marine debris free through changing the way that they consume and how they view waste. We also proposed a marine life survey, which customers can fill out when they return from dives to get a clearer picture of diversity and abundance of species in the region. Jackson was really helpful and introduced our team to a number of potential partners, many of which are now active collaborators on our Masterplan for the region.
Surveying the Kovalam Surf Club on their business model, engagement with the public and opportunities to implement conservation education into their practices .
The main items we found during our underwater cleanup were fishing nets, plastic food wrapping, plastic bottles and cans.
More to come in part II of our Ecotourism Team Reportback from India. Stay tuned!
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Favourite breakfast: I love porridge topped with banana or raisins.
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Favourite breakfast: My husband's special oat and coconut pancakes topped with berries and maple syrup… my children and I often wrestle for the last one!
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Favourite breakfast: Organic muesli mixed with organic cornflakes and coconut milk!
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Favourite breakfast: My favourite breakfast is Brazilian; acai berry sorbet with granola, cut up bananas and honey. Yum!
What motivates you to work for Magic Breakfast? Educators work incredibly hard to make school work for all children, but for many children a lack of a healthy breakfast is the first stumbling block which keeps them from learning. Magic Breakfast helps to remove this barrier.
Favourite breakfast: Porridge with a game of Uno.
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Favourite breakfast: Scottish smoked salmon and scrambled egg on granary bread with a mug of tea.
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Favourite breakfast: Porridge and blueberries.
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What motivates you to work for Magic Breakfast? Having worked in some of the most deprived areas across South Yorkshire I have seen first hand the effects of hunger in children at school. School is tough enough without having to worry about being hungry as well, so anything we can do to make school a happier place for these children is a great thing!
Favourite breakfast: I do love weetabix with semi skimmed milk and chopped banana during the week, but you can't beat a fuĺl English breakfast on Sunday with all the family in the kitchen and the radio on!
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Favourite breakfast: Eggs Florentine with a big mug of (Darjeeling) tea.
What motivates you to work for Magic Breakfast? I believe that every child has the right to learn, a right to an education and the right to meet their full potential. No child should be too hungry to effectively start their school day and embrace being educated. And I am privileged to be part of organisation which effectively works towards this. I am proud to be part of Magic Breakfast.
Favourite breakfast: Baked beans on toast.
What motivates you to work for Magic Breakfast? I feel passionately about the cause of Magic Breakfast and knowing that I am contributing towards ensuring children do not go hungry, gives me great job satisfaction. I enjoy speaking to the schools and hearing from the school staff about what a difference a bagel and a glass of juice can make, it's astounding.
Favourite breakfast: Beans on toast.
What motivates you to work for Magic Breakfast? I'm fortunate enough that I hadn't even considered that some children may be starting the day without having breakfast, and the impact that this could have on their ability to learn. I'm proud to work for Magic Breakfast knowing that there are children out there benefiting from the work we do and that we are able to affect so many.
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What motivates you to work for Magic Breakfast? It's unacceptable that in a society as affluent as ours there are still children without enough to eat. I work for Magic Breakfast because nobody should be going hungry, because good nutrition is important, especially for children. If they don't have enough to eat, not only will it affect their concentration at school, but also their growth and overall development. Magic Breakfast helps to provide those children with food, which is a basic need that we all have, that's something that I want to be a part of.
Favourite breakfast: Coffee! With scrambled egg on gluten free toast.
What motivates you to work for Magic Breakfast? There are thousands of children going to school with empty stomachs. If we don't do anything, these children will not have the same opportunities as their peers, they will not be able to learn, to concentrate, or to enjoy and get the most out of their school experiences. They're also really hungry, their little tummies are empty, and they may not have eaten anything since lunch the day before. I don't know about you, but I find that heartbreaking. The vision of Magic Breakfast is simple; to end hunger as a barrier to learning. The knowledge that I am working towards this vision, alongside some of the most inspiring and dedicated people I have ever met, is all I need to get me out of bed in the morning.
Favourite breakfast: Berries and yoghurt and a side of wholegrain toast topped with almond butter – yummy!
What motivates you to work for Magic Breakfast? Education should be a level playing field for all children. It is unacceptable that something as simple as not having breakfast impacts on a child's education detrimentally. We can help children to fulfil their potential by making sure that they are not too hungry to learn. I personally find it heartbreaking that children all over the country, but also in my local schools, are going without the fuel they need to learn. Magic Breakfast's intervention is simple but effective - and we know it works.
Favourite breakfast: On a weekend, a Mexican-themed breakfast is my favourite! Tortilla, eggs, spicy beans, salsa and avocado. Otherwise, I go for porridge or muesli.
What motivates you to work for Magic Breakfast? I know first-hand the reality of children arriving at school hungry and the impact this has upon their ability to learn. I am so happy to be working for an organisation that is tackling this issue - and enabling each child to reach their full potential.
Favourite breakfast: Yoghurt, strawberries, porridge oats and honey on the top. With a strong cup of tea!
What motivates you to work for Magic Breakfast? How can I not want to contribute to the work of Magic Breakfast – that's more the question. It is both heart-breaking and unbelievable that children in our communities, at our doorsteps are not being able to maximise their right to an education for simply being too hungry to learn. Nothing more. The impact of something as basic as a nutritious breakfast on their little minds and in their bellies can't be overestimated, studies have shown this. What Magic Breakfast does is straight forward, but the difference it has on children is far reaching; it gives them the fuel they need to learn, concentrate and grow. Removing hunger as a barrier to education is a vision that I want to play my part in achieving.
Favourite breakfast: Poached eggs on sour dough with a sprinkling of parsley, sometimes with a tiny bit of salmon on the side if feeling extra indulgent.
What motivates you to work for Magic Breakfast? I'm a hangry monster on the rare occasion I skip a meal, so it's heart-wrenching and frankly unbelievable that so many children in the UK are starting their day with an empty tummy. I strongly believe that every child deserves an equal start in life, and a nutritious breakfast for all is the vital first step needed to make this a reality. I am proud to be part of the palpable change that Magic Breakfast is bringing about, and as a massive foodie I also feel incredibly lucky to be able to work with such a fabulous bunch of restaurants and corporate partners who are helping to make a real difference.
Favourite breakfast:Marmite on wholegrain toast with scrambled eggs, black pepper and a good coffee.
What motivates you to work for Magic Breakfast? Teaching the next generation about the most important meal of the day, where food comes from and what the wonderful world of hospitality brings to people near and far.
Favourite breakfast: My favourite healthy breakfast would have to be porridge with banana, raspberries and a bit of cinnamon.
What motivates you to work for Magic Breakfast? Education is key for everyone to succeed and reach their full potential; and for a lot of children it's their only way out of poverty. To have your chances diminished because you are too hungry to learn, when we are one of the world's richest economies, is truly shocking. A simple breakfast makes a huge difference. Seeing first-hand the positive impact it has on the children is heartwarming. Knowing that I am working towards ending hunger as a barrier to education for good is incredibly motivating.
Favourite breakfast: One slice of avocado on bagel and the other banana!
What motivates you to work for Magic Breakfast? The huge impact that a healthy start to the day will have on the education of children. The long term effects of increased concentration in the morning on children's ability to progress in school and later life.
What motivates you to work for Magic Breakfast? Visiting a Magic Breakfast club is an instant tonic as the children are fabulous and it is very apparent how important the club is to their school day. Listening to testimonials from head teachers is extraordinary. Learning from them how a child's life can be turned around because they are no longer hungry in the morning makes me want to tell as many people as possible what a huge impact a simple, healthy, breakfast can have.
Favourite breakfast: Porridge topped with fresh strawberries and blueberries.
What motivates you to work for Magic Breakfast? Mornings are hard enough without an empty stomach! No child should have to worry about their next meal or miss out on vital learning because they haven't had breakfast.
Favourite breakfast: Avocado on sourdough with poached eggs and lots of cracked pepper. Mmmmmm!
What motivates you to work for Magic Breakfast? The fact that children in the UK are starting their school day unable to learn because they are too hungry is shocking. Magic Breakfast is doing something incredibly positive towards ending hunger as a barrier to education, it is great to be part of that.
Favourite breakfast: Poached eggs on granary toast with lots of black pepper.


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#ifndef SharedWorkerContext_h
#define SharedWorkerContext_h

#include "core/page/ContentSecurityPolicy.h"
#include "core/workers/WorkerContext.h"

namespace WebCore {

    class MessageEvent;
    class SharedWorkerThread;

    class SharedWorkerContext : public WorkerContext {
    public:
        typedef WorkerContext Base;
        static PassRefPtr<SharedWorkerContext> create(const String& name, const KURL&, const String& userAgent, PassOwnPtr<GroupSettings>, SharedWorkerThread*, const String& contentSecurityPolicy, ContentSecurityPolicy::HeaderType contentSecurityPolicyType);
        virtual ~SharedWorkerContext();

        virtual bool isSharedWorkerContext() const OVERRIDE { return true; }

        // EventTarget
        virtual const AtomicString& interfaceName() const OVERRIDE;

        // Setters/Getters for attributes in SharedWorkerContext.idl
        DEFINE_ATTRIBUTE_EVENT_LISTENER(connect);
        String name() const { return m_name; }

        SharedWorkerThread* thread();

    private:
        SharedWorkerContext(const String& name, const KURL&, const String& userAgent, PassOwnPtr<GroupSettings>, SharedWorkerThread*);
        virtual void logExceptionToConsole(const String& errorMessage, const String& sourceURL, int lineNumber, PassRefPtr<ScriptCallStack>) OVERRIDE;

        String m_name;
    };

    PassRefPtr<MessageEvent> createConnectEvent(PassRefPtr<MessagePort>);

} // namespace WebCore

#endif // SharedWorkerContext_h

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Which Parliament do you have more confidence in to make the right decisions?
Which of the following party leaders do you think is currently doing the best job in their role?
Is it fair or unfair that Scotland receives higher public spending than the rest of the UK?
Should the English & Welsh be allowed to vote in the Scottish independence referendum?
Which of these would make the best Prime Minister?
Which of these would make the better Chancellor of the Exchequer?
Do you think this is a good or bad idea that Alex Salmond has said he will stand for the Westminster election?
Which of the following do you think would make the best leader for the Scottish Labour party?
Which of the following would you rather see in a televised debate on Scotland's future?
If Scotland were to become independent, what would be your prefered head of state?
Do you agree or disagree that Theresa May should refuse to give the Scottish Government permission for a second referendum until the UK has completed its departure from the EU?
Do you agree that Nicola Sturgeon is right to call for a second independence referendum to address what she calls a 'democratic deficit' given that most Scots voted to Remain in the EU?
Do you agree that Scotland would be better off as an independent country within the EU than it would be as part of a UK outside the EU?


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Imperatore a cavallo è un dipinto a olio su tavola (83x54 cm) realizzato tra il 1536 e il 1539 dal pittore Giulio Romano.

È conservato nella Royal Collection a Hampton Court di Londra e faceva parte delle Collezioni Gonzaga di Mantova.

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Through self-paced online labs and instructor-led workshops, DLI provides training on the latest techniques for designing, training, and deploying neural networks across a variety of application domains. Students will explore widely used open-source frameworks as well as NVIDIA's latest GPU-accelerated deep learning platforms." I will be teaching the first workshop on January 19th.