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Q: Vaadin Flow: Returning to a view, the view should not reload data from the backend Split out from Vaadin Dataprovider: how to avoid "auto-fetch"?.
Given a Vaadin Flow 19 app with a MainView extends AppLayout, a GridView and an EmptyView And @PreserveOnRefresh annotation is used on MainView.
When returning to GridView, the GridView should be exactly in the same state as before:

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*open GridView using button in MainView for the first time -> Grid uses DataProvider to fetch data from backend

*enter "Spiderman" in TextField with caption "stateCheck"

*switch to EmptyView using button in MainView

*in the real app: do something in EmptyView and potentially other views

*return to GridView using button in MainView for the 2nd time

Then (1) the TextField with caption "stateCheck" should display the value  "Spiderman"
And (2) the grid should still show the same data as before; it should not reload the data from the backend
Observed behaviour:
(1) is ok, but (2) not: the grid always calls fetch method to get data from the backend.
How do I achieve the desired behavior?

Here's the code of my GridView which also fakes the backend DataProvider:
@Route(value = "grid", layout = MainView.class)
public class GridView extends VerticalLayout {
    public GridView() {
        final Grid<Person> g = new Grid(Person.class);
        g.setColumns("name");
        g.setDataProvider(DataProvider.fromCallbacks(q -> fetch(q), q -> count(q)));
        add(g);

        add(new TextField("State check"));
    }

    // fake DataProvider
    private int count(Query<Person, Void> q) { return 3; }

    private Stream<Person> fetch(Query<Person, Void> q) {
        q.getLimit(); //vaadin checks these have been called
        q.getOffset(); //vaadin checks these have been called
        System.out.println("fetching again");
        return Arrays.asList(new Person("1"), new Person("2"), new Person("3")).stream();
    }
}

MainView is used to switch between GridView and EmptyView
@PreserveOnRefresh
public class MainView extends AppLayout {

    private Component emptyBView;
    private Component gridBView;

    public MainView() {
        final Button emptyB = new Button("Btn empty");
        emptyB.addClickListener(e -> {
            if (emptyBView == null) { emptyBView = new EmptyView();}
            setContent(emptyBView);
        });
        addToNavbar(emptyB);

        final Button gridB = new Button("Btn grid");
        gridB.addClickListener(e -> {
            if (gridBView == null) gridBView = new GridView();
            setContent(gridBView);
        });
        addToNavbar(gridB);
    }
}

A: This is actually intentional behavior. The server side dataprovider listener needs to be removed when component is detached and rewired on attaching. The reason is that otherwise there would be listeners accumulating and producing a memory leakage. If you think your users would be using refresh page often, you should consider adding a cache to your application to optimize performance.
Now one could entertain with the idea of having this kind of caching of previous loaded data behavior via API in Grid also in Vaadin framework, as it may or may not be desirable. It is application specific.
If the use case of refreshing is really to get the fresh data of live and active database, it is actually desired that data is loaded when page is refreshed.
If the desire is to avoid extra bombarding of DB as data is known to be static, you want to have caching.

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Coyote Canyon Theme Park
March 31, 2008 in Theme Parks, Roller Coasters, & Donkeys!
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Coyote Canyon Theme Park to Roll into Florence
Another theme park is in the works southeast of the Valley. It's called Coyote Canyon and it offers plenty of thrills with a western theme.
"We're in the planning stages and we have a lot of effort going on right looking for construction partners and getting the rest of our sponsorship money in place," says John Yurcaba with One Dream, One Team.
He says the 1,200-acre park has already been approved by the City of Florence where it'll be located and he says it has the governor's blessing as well.
"We're looking at three different pieces to our pie. The first one being the theme park. The second one being what we call the CityWalk. The CityWalk will encompass numerous retail opportunities, restaurants, more sit down type."
Then there'll be an area with movies, a bowling alley and maybe even a 9-hole golf course.
At the theme park, you can expect some breathtaking rides. "A roller coaster that is going to be approximately a 300-foot drop down into a canyon. That I'm looking forward to," says CEO Kim Tucci.
She says there's also a coaster planned called the Thunderbird. "That one has a 250 vertical foot drop straight down."
The company hopes to break ground on the $600 million project this fall with the grand opening no later than spring of 2010.
"We're very excited. We found some great individuals already who have shown a great interest in this project. They're excited about it happening in the state," says Yarcuba.
But what about Decades, the rock-n-roll theme park planned for Eloy? "I think we both surprised each other," he says.
The parks future website is http://www.coyotecanyonthemepark.com/
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Arizona seems very much like Dubai right now.
All talk, lots of projects, nothing done.
I've got my money on Dubai.
zeke11793
This seems interesting... I definitely have to watch what happens with this one, especially those rides with the 250-300 ft. statistics.
You'd think that a theme park would have opened long ago in the Phoenix or Tucson area (and I'm not talking Golf 'N' Stuff). Maybe this'll work out, maybe not.
BTW, what coaster is that on the park's future website? It must be KI's Racer, KD's Rebel Yell, or Carowinds' Thunder Road.
http://www.rcdb.com/ig9.htm?picture=7
Its American Eagle at Six Flags Great America.
^ Wow...how could I have forgotten about that one? Thanks for clearing that up.
I forgot that Six Flags also has a racer or two.
sugart
*cough* RIPOFF *cough*
J man
Another park for AZ!?!?
I'm still kind of iffy wether or not this will go through. I hope it does. But the description sounds too big. Maybe it's just me but I don't think they'll be able to deliver, if plans go through that is.
coastercrazed49
This seems like it could be a cool park, and the roller coaster that dives into the canyon sounds cool too.
This would be an interesting amusement park if it becomes official.
roland303
Who's coughing up the money? It's a big park for no known backers.
MattyD
The timing of this announcement, some of the wording in the article and the poor quality of their website (including a picture of someone else's rollercoaster?!) kinda made me think 'April Fools' - But I am probably just being synical!
If it goes through it could be good, but I'm with Elissa - I'd put my money on Dubai!
Another article has hit the news. Seems the proposed park is still porgressing. Money is getting put together, land has been choosen and city officials have been in discussion. The article says that parks website will go active tomorrow.
Guess we will have to see if this park actually gets built or if it falls through in the length process of apporvals, city votes and money
http://www.zwire.com/site/news.cfm?newsid=19473352&BRD=1817&PAG=461&dept_id=222076&rfi=6
Kim L. Tucci, CEO of One Dream One Team, said the state's rapid growth in recent years has yet to bring everything a population needs, including a major theme park. The complete development will encompass three corners of the intersection. After the park, the team hopes to build a related "CityWalk" with retail, dining and family amusements such as bowling and Imax movies on another corner, then a hotel on a third corner. The complete plan could cost $600 million.
"Something like this will bring in so many people, this town will probably liven up a little," Tucci said in an interview last week.
She expects Coyote Canyon Theme Park to someday draw 10,000 people a day from Arizona and other southwestern states. The group's Web site is expected to be up tomorrow at www.coyotecanyonthemepark.com.
Tucci said the park could employ between 800 and 1,500 people, about 25 percent of whom would be in salaried positions.
A consultant is currently at work on the park's master plan, which the group hopes to present to the Town Council in about three months. The team hopes to break ground in the fall.
Tucci, 43, of Magma Ranch in Florence, describes herself as a single mother whose previous business ventures have included a restaurant and a swimming pool company. She and the four other women in One Dream One Team haven't done anything on this scale before. "We're ordinary homebodies, blue collar workers who work every day." Tucci and one of the partners, Carolyn Helm, have been working on the future theme park for 10 years. The other members of the team are Melinda S. Martinez, LouVelle Poncho and Maria E. Puente.
The group isn't asking for the government's help in the form of tax dollars, but hopes to build the park from private fund raising, investments and sponsorships.
"As the money comes in, we go forward," Tucci said. "We have been putting this together little by little. At this point, we have the investors we need for the plan to go forward. ... We'll be raising money through the whole process."
They haven't been the only ones to notice the state's entertainment void; another group previously announced plans for a rock'n roll theme park in Eloy.
"We think it's great, we really do," Tucci said of the other park. She said the two parks should serve to draw from an even wider region. "I think the two places will complement each other greatly for the state, and I'm hoping the town of Florence will benefit from this."
Jess Knudson, assistant to the town manager, and Scott Powell, town economic development coordinator, have met with the group.
Powell said town staff have had a few initial conversations with One Dream One Team, helped them identify the potential piece of property and introduced them to the property owner's legal counsel. The group asked for a letter of support from the town, but Powell said the town couldn't provide that without more information.
"Really the ball's in their court now," Powell said. "... I'd like to know where they are so I can be of more help." Once town staff sees the master plan, they can determine the next steps, Powell said.
According to the team's written business plan, "Historically there has never been a theme park or city walk of this magnitude in Arizona. The largest attraction would be the Arizona State Fair that operates for about five weeks out of each year. Coyote Canyon and its City Walk will satisfy the want of a major attraction needed in the state of Arizona."
The plan says Coyote Canyon and its City Walk will be the largest theme park and walk, respectively, in Arizona. The park would be small however, compared to Disneyland about 465 miles away.
The team wants Coyote Canyon to have five major corridors: Old West Country; Indian High Country; River Country; Canyon Country; and Central/Main Street.
Tucci said she was born and raised in New Jersey and always had a season pass to the local Six Flags. She said that park was a great benefit to the area's kids. "We didn't think about getting in trouble." The problem here, is "there's nothing for the kids of Arizona to do."
She said she wants to build a place where the school district would be proud to hold prom night, graduation night and other functions. She also said the park would be available for corporate picnics.
Tucci said the team wants to use solar panels and windmill-generated power as much as possible, and "what the park doesn't use, give back to the community." The team anticipates other activities to benefit children's foundations and other charities. "We are all about giving back," Tucci said.
The team is also planning something not every amusement park has - a day care center to watch the little ones while the bigger, braver members of the family ride the biggest, scariest rides. In particular, they're thinking of a roller coaster that makes a 300-foot drop into a canyon.
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Coyote Canyon Theme Park, Coyote City Walk and Resort Hotel are just finishing up the planning and financing!! They are going through private investors and will not be asking the state nor people of Arizona for monies...which gives them my vote! I inquired about their website and they will have theirs up by Wednesday or Thursday of this week. They cannot not give information on their backing (PRIVATE investors) but they did share the funding will be finalized in as early as two weeks!!! Because of the Arizona weather, this HUGE project can be completed in 1 1/2 years!!
They have "big" names involved in the construction of the project!!! I see it happening really soon, rumor has ground breaking in July or August 2008.....keep your ears on and your money out of Dubai!!
Another article has hit the news. Seems the proposed park is still progressing. Money is getting put together, land has been chosen and city officials have been in discussion. The article says that parks website will go active tomorrow.
Guess we will have to see if this park actually gets built or if it falls through in the length process of approvals, city votes and money
Hello Everybody, it has been awhile so here is an update:
Coyote Canyon Theme Park, its city walk and resort hotel are coming together quicker than anticipated..AND it is for REAL! Approvals, city votes and monies are in the final stages!! You will hear more official news in the next few weeks so have your ears on! Their website is being updated as promised, they said give them another week or so. Check out the articles on all parks planned for Arizona in this month's issue of Phoenix Magazine (September 2008) page 148. Coyote Canyon Theme Park also has an article coming in the Casa Grande Living Magazine next month (October 2008 issue). "The Team" will be opening their offices in Florence, Arizona within the next two weeks. The Coyote Canyon Theme Park Team (One Dream, One Team LLC) participated in the Back-to School Backpack Give-away in Tucson, Arizona this past August 2008. The team is already involved in giving back to the community!!
Get excited Arizona!!! Coyote Canyon Theme Park is right around the corner!!!
You mean it's for real until it falls apart like every other major theme park project for Arizona. Don't get me wrong, I'd LOVE my homestate to get a real amusement or theme park. But starting off with two rides with 200-foot-plus drops is insane.
And Florence is pretty far out of the way. I-10 is 30 miles away, which isn't too bad, I guess.
But, as with everything related to Arizona getting a park, let's way to see if this plays out. My money's on this being another family fun park like that guy wanted to start near Eloy: Not gonna happen.
Bump. The Arizona Republic has an article on it. This stood out to me:
Add Coyote Canyon to the list of theme parks proposed for Pinal County. Yes, that would bring the theme park count to three in Pinal County and at least six total discussed for the state if any of them make it to fruition.
And that's a big if, because despite at least a dozen proposals in the past 20 years to create Arizona's own version of Disneyland, only one major theme park has ever opened, and that one flopped soon after launched in the early 1960s.
Will it happen? Again, I have my doubts.
texcoaster
My favorite part was where they are going to use wind and solar power, then give back to the community what they don't use.
Whoooooo, they haven't got much idea how much power they're going to need, do they? I would think that this pretty much eliminates any thoughts of having a launched coaster, unless they plan to blackout the park every time it shoots the train.
kamikazewatermelon
This will never make it off the drawing board. How many proposals like this actually turn out anyway? This is just another over ambitious businessman.
Philrad71
Location: Kansas City
Will they close the park from May to September when it is like 120 degrees every day?? Kinda like the parks in the North which close during the winter months??
I don't care how many misting fans they have in the coaster lines - 120 degrees is 120 degrees!
I'll make sure that I put this on my bucket list of places to visit in the winter of ohhh, say...2016.
Are you still living with a "swamp cooler" on your roof? A misting system around your patio? Do you think they are planning to use "misting" systems with the technology that we have today??? Stop thinking small and negative...These are Arizonans, they know what visitors will need to make their visit a pleasant and "comfortable one" even if it should reach 120 degrees..Besides, we haven't seen a 120 day for quite sometime here in Arizona....
too bad you will "put this in your bucket of places to visit in the winter of 2016" but look forward to seeing you then....bring your bucket.
Here is something that just hit the news. Looks like 5 ladies are interested in making this happen.
http://www.eastvalleytribune.com/story/126500
Five women entrepreneurs believe that they can pull off something that's often talked about in Arizona but rarely comes to be: an amusement park. Kim Tucci and Carolyn Helm, both Florence residents, remember sketching out their ideas for a theme park years ago on a napkin while in a coffee shop. It was just a brainstorm.
READ THE REST OF THE ARTICLE ... LOTS MORE TO READ... sorry for shouting.

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At the beginning of August, 2004, we drove from Alamo, CA (east of Oakland) to Vancouver, British Columbia, to attend a World Conference on earthquake engineering. The drive in each direction takes three days, but by adding a day it was possible to visit several Alohans along the way. Northbound we saw Norman HALLER in Camas, Washington, just north of Portland. Norm and his wife Rita showed us Multnomah Falls on the Columbia River as well as the world famous Rose Gardens in Portland.
The five-day conference in Vancouver was a major international gathering of engineers and scientists that meets every four years in a major city of a country with seismic risks. At this particular event there were over 2700 people in attendance from more than 65 countries. The largest group by country came from Japan with over 300 people registered. There were attendees from Cypress, as well as people from Russia and Iran that I had met at previous conferences. Our table at the main dinner was half Japanese, half Icelandic. Even though English was the official language of the conference, a knowledge of other languages was extremely useful. We noticed that several American engineers who are now studying in Japan have started to learn Japanese. After the meeting closed we reentered the US and drove south to Whidbey Island, which lies in Puget Sound, northwest of Seattle.
On Sunday, August 8th, an afternoon party at Diana ALLEN Bublitz's home in Clinton - the southern end of Whidbey - became a mini-reunion when Charles RYDER arrived from Oak Harbor (a town in the middle of Whidbey). In recounting their experiences on Whidbey Island Charles and Diane suddenly realized that about two years earlier they had seen each other while looking at the same piece of property in Oak Harbor, without realizing that they were high school classmates.
The next day we were lunch guests of Alberta SWANSON Finley and her husband Van in Everett, a town on the mainland forty minutes by ferry east of Clinton. Alberta and Van live in La Conner, forty miles north of Everett which places it east of the north end of Whidbey Island. Marilyn FERGUSON Whitman had planned to be there, but sadly she was in California to attend services for her sister Elizabeth who had died a few days earlier. Although the Alohan Trackers were not acquainted with Elizabeth personally they had come to know her through the critical role that she had played in locating Marilyn, the subject of one of the most intense searches that had been conducted for a missing Alohan.
That afternoon we passed through Portland on the way to Wilsonville twenty miles to the south. The West Coast had a heat wave during August; it was 103 deg outside of Powell's Bookstore in Portland at 6 in the evening. Powell's has become a Mecca for book lovers, with one of the largest collections in the world. The main store is a nine story affair occupying an entire city block, with the technical books being housed nearby in another large store.
An hour later we ate dinner with Harold PREWITT and his wife Laura. They had just moved north to Wilsonville from Springfield, a suburb of Eugene. Wilsonville is now a major shopping center in Oregon - a no sales tax state - with the opening of the first Fry's electronics store near the only Costco in the state. The next day as we headed south we were able to speak by phone with June JEFFERSON McGlasson in Gladstone (another Portland suburb), Allan DEUTSCH in Corvallis and Sylvia ENGDAHL in Eugene, although no personal visits could be arranged.
The heat wave held. It was over ninety when we reached Medford, Oregon, at 7 PM that evening. The following day we saw a major forest fire north of Lake Shasta, California. The temperature was 113 deg in Redding at 4:30 PM. We visited the new Sundial Bridge in Redding, a very large single tower cable-stayed structure with a design that proved quite difficult to realize physically in its construction, as the chief engineer recounted to us during the conference. The auto log showed the north and southbound trips to be nearly the same at 1000 miles each in spite of the different routes taken.
"COME HOME ALIVE details the ordeal of Stuart HAVENSTRITE, a geologist who was working in the state of Michoacan in 1997. For 72 hours, he was held by three young Mexican men who demanded $5 million for his release. From the moment his assailants attempted to force him into the trunk of his rental car to the arrests that came in the aftermath of his release, GATEWAY OF DEATH provides a gripping, insider's view of what it is like to be in the middle of a nightmare, as Stuart details every stage of his ordeal."
The most dramatic change to this web site is the recent addition of names to the five panels of the class picture. For most browsers, moving your cursor over a person's face will now produce a yellow rectangle with a number and, for most faces, a name to go with that face. Take a look at the Memorabilia page, click on the class picture, and enjoy seeing who you can recall from 1950! But we need help to get everyone identified --- we're 88% of the way there --- so if you can tell us the names of those people who are still "just numbers" or who have a question mark after their name, drop us e-mail at the address shown on the pictures.
Operated by Alohan Al KREBS, the Corporate Agribusiness Research Project has unveiled its new and streamlined web site which monitors corporate agribusiness from a public interest perspective through research, education and a regularly published e-mail newsletter THE AGRIBUSINESS EXAMINER.
In his 52 years since graduating from Unihi, Krebs has written not only for numerous newspapers and magazines both in the U.S. and abroad, but as a free-lance investigative journalist and public interest advocate has lived and worked in New York, San Francisco, Washington, D.C and Des Moines, Iowa. His book The Corporate Reapers: The Book of Agribusiness (Essential Books:1992) has been acclaimed as "the bible of corporate agribusiness" and in 1998 he was the recipient of the National Farmers Union's Milt Hakel Award given on an annual basis to an outstanding journalist for national coverage of topics critical to family farmers and ranchers and to rural communities.
The editor-in-chief of the our Chieftain, Vivienne SINCLAIR-Vuosalo, has been located in Helsinki, Finland, where she and her husband retired 10 years ago. This makes her the most distant known Alohan (approximately 5565 miles from Unihi), edging out our previous record holder, Marcia HANDLER Christensen of Aabenraa, Denmark.
Ed ZWIEBACK and his wife Mona Panitz made their 2nd tour to China this last October. This trip included many stops, from Beijing in the north (photo at left was taken in Tienamen Square) to Hong Kong in the south . They report that the wide range of experiences was truly memorable and seeing the extremely high-tech and modern areas and also the ancient areas together with all the social challenges made the travels very interesting. Ed has posted pictures of their trip at http://zwieback.8m.com/index.html (October, 2001).
Riley/Carver LLC, a partnership formed by Los Angeles-based Malcolm Riley & Associates and The Carver Cos., Indian Wells, Calif., plans to develop a 70-acre power center in Palm Desert, Calif. Desert Gateway Shopping Center will be located off Interstate 10 Freeway at the intersection of Monterey Ave. and Dinah Shore Drive.
Designed by Pasadena, Calif.-based MCG Architecture, the 700,000 sq. ft. upscale retail center will be anchored by a 148,759 sq. ft. Wal-Mart with an extra 74,702 sq. ft. available for a supermarket, and a 153,000 sq. ft. Sam's Club. Approximately 350,000 sq. ft. of additional retail stores and restaurants will complete the center.
Bill reports that Desert Gateway will probably open in Spring of 2004.


The importance of heart-centered resources for those who've lost a loved one.
For many, the death of a loved one signals the beginning of confusion, new responsibilities, family conflicts and a huge list of to do's. As Jenise recently found out, the stress can be overwhelming. In this episode Jenise interviews Stacy Maddux and Daniel Logan of The Bereavement Team who share heart-centered ideas and resources for the bereaved.
Our recent hiatus took place because of unforeseen events having to do with the title of this podcast.
I lost my Dad to a case of undiagnosed lung cancer in June. The experience taught me a few things that I think may help others who find themselves in similar situations.
In this episode Marianne and I discuss what happened and how a heart-centered approach can transform the process of death and dying.


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Home fact mystery New Fact! The Earth is Not Round or Flat
New Fact! The Earth is Not Round or Flat
oktavian 1:07 pm fact mystery
Since prehistoric times, before the advent of modern technology everyone believed that the shape of the Earth was flat. Starting from the ancient Greek era, the bronze age, the iron age, until the 17th century. The flat earth became the culture of the American Aboriginal tribe, where according to him the Earth was a flat disk with a cupola dome that was inverted bowl, filled with stars, the sun and the moon that was sticking and moving were controlled by God.
The flat earth is supported by the holy books and religious leaders of the time, the upper part of the atmosphere called the firmament, a dense, broad dome. According to the story of creation, God made a firmament to separate the water above the Earth and water on the surface of the Earth. Because above the firmament is the world for the saints, gods, and heaven where God is, no one can penetrate it even with any sophisticated technology.
Meanwhile, the round earth theory has actually been alluded to by Pitagoras since 6 centuries BC, then empirically proven by Aristotle about 330 years BC. But more believed the earth was flat at the time. Gradually the belief in flat earth began to be abandoned and round earth was spread as the basis of learning in science subjects at school.
The round earth is very reasonable because it is interconnected with the theory of gravity and other physical theories. Round earth can be proven by exploring going in one direction and then it will automatically return to the place of origin. The people who first explored the entire planet Earth were Ferdinand Magellan and Juan Sebastián Elcano, their journey began from Seville, Spain, in 1519 and then headed west to continue across the Atlantic, Pacific and Indian oceans to return to their original place in 1522.
Another example that we can practice is that the earth is round in shape by going to the beach and seeing ships in the distance through binoculars or binoculars, if the Earth is rounded, the surface of the Earth will cover part of the hull. So if the ship approaches us, what is seen is the top like the sail, the flag, then the chimney, or the muzzle first.
But is it true that the shape of the Earth is round?
Apparently not really, the actual shape of the Earth is "oval".
This explanation is based on scientific American,
Isaac Newton first proposed that the Earth is not perfectly round. Instead, he suggested the earth be shaped like a ball squashed at the poles and protruding at the equator. He was right and because of this bulge, the distance from the center of the earth to sea level was about 21 kilometers (13 miles) greater at the equator than at the poles.
The Earth is not like rotating steel, geologist Vic Baker explained at the University of Arizona in Tucson. "It has a little elasticity that allows its shape to change somewhat. The effect will be similar to clay or night spinning. Despite the fact the Earth's elasticity is much smaller than on the silicone plastic clay that kids often play with. "
Our globe, however, is not a perfectly round oblate ball, because mass is distributed unevenly on this planet. The greater the mass concentration, the stronger the gravitational pull, "creating lumps all over the world," said geologist Joe Meert at the University of Florida in Gainesville.
The shape of the Earth also changes with time due to other dynamic factors. Mass shifts within the planet, changing its gravitational anomaly. Mountains and valleys appear and disappear due to plate tectonics. Sometimes the surface of the meteor crater. The gravitational pull of the moon and the sun not only causes ocean and atmosphere tides but also the earth tides.
Changes in the weight of the ocean and atmosphere can cause deformation of the Earth's crust "on the order of centimeters or more," notes geophysicist Richard Gross at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California. "There is also a postglacial rebound, on the crust and mantle depressed by the large ice sheets that have been on the surface in the last ice age until now soaring upwards in the order of centimeters every year." "All of the earth's surface will rotate and try to redistribute the whole equator, a process called true polar wander," Meert said.
To track the shape of the Earth, scientists are now positioning thousands of Global Positioning System receivers in the field that can detect changes in elevations of several millimeters, Gross said. The method, dubbed as a laser satellite gauge, launches long laser waves that are visible from several ground stations detected on the satellite. Every change detected in its orbit is adjusted to the gravity anomaly and the distribution of mass inside the planet. There are still other techniques, namely very long basic interferometry, through radio telescopes to listen to extragalactic radio waves to detect changes in the position of underground stations. It might not take much technology to understand that the Earth is not perfectly round, but it takes a little effort and equipment to determine its original form.
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Home Attractions in West Virginia Wildlife Management Areas Snake Hill Wildlife Management Area
Snake Hill Wildlife Management Area
Cheat Lake as seen from Snake Hill Wildlife Management Area (WMA). Photo courtesy Brian Powell.
The 3,092-acre Snake Hill Wildlife Management Area (WMA) traverses gently rolling highlands and steep slopes on the canyon of the Cheat River, forested, respectively in oak and hickory and cove hardwoods. Game traditionally hunted in the management area includes deer, grouse, squirrel, raccoon, and turkey. The Cheat River accommodates fishing opportunities for bass and channel catfish. Camping is prohibited in the management area.
Directions: The Snake Hill Wildlife Management Area is located in western Preston County and eastern Monongalia County. From Cheat Lake, WV, follow Cheat Road (CR-857) south two miles to a left turn onto Tyrone Road. Follow the latter 1.6 miles to a left turn onto Snake Hill Road. Follow the latter approximately 1.5 miles into the management area. From highway WV-7 at Masontown, WV, follow Rohr Road (CR-19) north approximately 2.5 miles. The latter route becomes Snake Hill Road, and the management area is located 2.5 miles ahead.
The Snake Hill WMA is managed by the W.Va. Division of Natural Resources. The management area is located across the canyon of the Cheat River from Coopers Rock State Forest.
Hotels near Snake Hill WMA
Cheat Lake (WV) Hotels
Masontown (WV) Hotels
Further information on lodging, dining, and recreation near the Snake Hill Wildlife Management Area may be found in our guide to travel in the Monongahela Valley Region in northern West Virginia, in which the management area is located.


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下一个步骤让你酱将洗涤后,去皮,and slicing your potatoes. For best results,你想要土豆很薄,大约1/8英寸厚,or not much thicker than that. They should be as uniform as you can get them so that they all cook through at the same time.
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Q: How to use Material UI Fade to fade in a component on text field input? I have a text field input. I want to fade in another, seperate helper component when a user focuses on the input field.
I have wrapped the helper component as such:
<Fade in={checked}>
  <DynamicHelperText level={helperLevel} />
</Fade>

And added the following to a function that already detects input changes in the text field:
  const [checked, setChecked] = React.useState(false);
  React.useEffect(() => {
    if (textInputValue.length) {
      setChecked(true);
    }
  }, [textInputValue.length])

(I am also importing 'Fade' from the material library).
However, this does not work. The element is not hidden on load. There are also no compilation or console errors.
Would anyone know how to get this working?

A: Please check this example. Hope it helps you.
import {Fade, Paper} from "@material-ui/core";
import React from "react";
import {makeStyles} from '@material-ui/core/styles';

const useStyles = makeStyles((theme) => ({
    root: {
        height: 180,
    },
    container: {
        display: 'flex',
    },
    paper: {
        margin: theme.spacing(1),
    },
    svg: {
        width: 100,
        height: 100,
    },
    polygon: {
        fill: theme.palette.common.white,
        stroke: theme.palette.divider,
        strokeWidth: 1,
    },
}));

function FadeExample() {
    const classes = useStyles();
    const [checked, setChecked] = React.useState(false);

    function changeHandler(event) {
        if (event.target.value.length > 0)
            setChecked(true);
        else
            setChecked(false);
    }

    return (

            <input onChange={changeHandler}/>

                <Fade in={checked}>
                    <Paper elevation={4} className={classes.paper}>
                        <svg className={classes.svg}>
                            <polygon points="0,100 50,00, 100,100" className={classes.polygon}/>
                        </svg>
                    </Paper>
                </Fade>

    );
}

export default FadeExample;


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Protesters use exercise to make nuclear point
More than 1,000 people gathered in front of the Presidential Office early yesterday to perform a series of anti-nuclear morning exercises and unfurl a large anti-nuclear flag.
After Saturday's anti-nuclear march and events that continued through the night, the remaining crowd and some new participants did a set of "anti-nuclear exercises" facing the Presidential Office.
The movements in the exercises were named after slogans used at the rally such as "Go protest against nuclear power," "Everyone go against nuclear power," and "We want information made public."
Protesters who spent the night on Ketagalan Boulevard following Saturday's demonstration calling for an end to nuclear power in Taiwan do exercises yesterday morning.
Nuclear-Free Homeland Alliance executive director Lee Cho-han (李卓翰) expressed disappointment with the government's response to Saturday's march.
"Don't underestimate the people's will to achieve a nuclear-free homeland and the abandonment of construction of the Fourth Nuclear Power Plant," Lee said. "If [the government] continues to use a politically calculated bird cage referendum to respond to demands for a nuclear phase out, then I believe the referendum result will have a big impact on the government."
A main feature of the event was the unfurling of a large anti-nuclear flag reading "NO NUKES, No more Fukushima" by more than a dozen people surrounded by hundreds more holding smaller flags.
Tsai Chung-yueh (蔡中岳) of Citizen of the Earth, Taiwan, said that the large number of participants at the weekend's events showed the people's will to stop nuclear power. Tsai said the events were only the first of many.
Before the crowd left they were invited to form the Chinese character for "person" (人), to express a slogan used during the march — "I am a human being, I am against nuclear power" — and to echo a flash-mob protest initiated by theater director Ko I-chen (柯一正) at the same location last year.


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Q: insetBy returns Inf in CGRect I am using insetBy of CGGeometry, but it returns inf as value for x and y.
CGGeometry
public func insetBy(dx: CGFloat, dy: CGFloat) -> CGRect

Below is my code with output :
    let frame = CGRect(x: xOffset[row], y: yOffset[row], width: width, height: height)
    print(frame)     //(0.0, 0.0, 54.0, -3.0)

    let insetFrame = frame.insetBy(dx: 4.0, dy: 2.0)
    print(insetFrame)   //(inf, inf, 0.0, 0.0)

This frame cause crash in application.
Any help should be appreciated.

A: Negative width/height doesn't make sense and it obviously breaks the CGRect calculations.
Just don't use negative values for width and height and you'll be fine:
let frame = CGRect(x: xOffset[row], y: yOffset[row], width: max(8, width), height: max(4, height))

You can define some maxInsetX and maxInsetY constant, to be sure that your initial frames will never be smaller than 2*maxInset in both dimensions.


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PATRICIA JOY (PATSY) ALEJANDRO PATERNO
http://patsypat.blogspot.com
The eldest of the five siblings, Patsy started the unique brown paper stationery line for papemelroti at a time when being environment-friendly was not as popular as it is now.
Today, she works full time for papemelroti, and continues to take care of the stationery line. A graduate of Interior Design from the University of the Philippines, Patsy describes herself as a frustrated artist because she wants to have more time for design but is often busy with more practical office work.
Her favorite techniques are collage and crayola etching, which she says are most forgiving of mistakes. To read up on a ministry close to Patsy's heart, click here.
PEGGY MARGARET PILAPIL-LASA
http://peggyapl.blogspot.com
Peggy is a graduate of Architecture from the University of the Philippines. Although she still does some architectural design, most of the time she does designs for papemelroti.
One of her favorite themes is friendship and she likes including family and friends in her illustrations for gift wrappers and stationery. Peggy also sculpts originals for figurines, picture frames, and other decorative accessories. Her "Elyse" figurine is named after her daughter.
IMELDA (MELDY) ALEJANDRO FIDER
http://meldysblog.blogspot.com
Meldy, a graduate of Business Management from the University of the Philippines, is the obvious choice for managing the papemelroti branches. But she also does a lot of product development and she has a talent for making products from whatever raw materials are on hand.
Meldy specializes in sculpting whimsical figures in a childlike style. Her "Mark" and "Isabel" figurines are named after her children.
ROBERT JOHN A. ALEJANDRO
http://robertalejandro.lens.ph/
A graduate of Fine Arts from the University of the Philippines, Robert is an award winning graphic designer. He is a founding member of Illustrador ng Kabataan (INK), an organization of children's book illustrators.
His varied projects include design and illustration for books, magazines, and advertisements as well as designs for shopping malls, retail shops and entertainment centers like Eureka at SM Mega Mall.
For papemelroti, Robert makes designs for stationery, bags, figurines and a variety of decorative accessories, often using his popular "Official" characters and Filipiniana themes. He was once the host of the popular television show "Art Is-Kool" on Channel 7, a children's art workshop on TV and formerly one of the correspondents for "The Probe Team" with Che Che Lazaro on Channel 2.
CHRISTINA (TINA) ALEJANDRO
http://calej.blogspot.com
The youngest in the family, Tina started "working" with papemelroti when she was 7 years old. At that time, she was already gift wrapping for customers, using the floor as her table because the counter was too high for her to reach.
Today, she makes designs for a wide range of products, making illustrations for the stationery line, small book series and home decor. She also loves to create her own fonts, does original poetry and music. Tina is in charge of the company's e-Business and also designs the papemelroti seasonal displays.
ELYSE PILAPIL
https://instagram.com/jarfilledhead/
"Design is intelligence made visible." This quote by Alina Wheeler pretty much sums up Elyse's design philosophy. She believes that there is power in a simple design with a strong message. A magna cum laude Fine Arts graduate of the University of the Philippines, Elyse is an extremely talented young lady. Having traveled to more than 20 countries (and counting), she loves experiencing different cultures and photographing her adventures.
Her designs include her photographs from around the world as she uses these as a backdrop for positive messages and bible passages. When she reads something that speaks to her, it inspires her to share it with others through a product.
She spends most of her days doing what she loves doing - Product design, instagramming (personal and for papemelroti), probono design work and spending time with her cats and friends.
She believes that anyone has the tools to be a photographer and artist, and that one can create almost anything with passion and a smart phone!
JOSH PATERNO
https://instagram.com/joshpaterno/
Josh is currently in college taking up Computer Science at the University of the Philippines. This young, minimalist designer gets his inspiration from anything he sees and experiences.
He has a variety of styles in the products he's designed from handmade typography to modern, linear themes. His designs convey a love of travel and adventure, and if he could, he would definitely hike up a mountain or explore some cave to his last day on earth.
His current favorites are the Harry Potter book series and bands like Passion Pit and Two Door Cinema Club.
ISABEL FIDER
Isabel, despite being the youngest in the newest batch of papemelroti designers, has what she calls a simplistic design style that is rapidly catching the eye of the shoppers.
Even if she is a busy college freshman, she greatly values family time and loves spending time with them at the beach. She spends her free time drawing and designing, listening to her favorite music by Coldplay, Beach House, Band of Horses or maybe re-reading her old favorite, the classic 20 Thousand Leagues Under the Sea by Jules Verne.
She has an advocacy for spreading awareness about Dyslexia and ADHD
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Der Club Athlétique Brive Corrèze Limousin (kurz CA Brive) ist ein Rugby-Union-Verein aus der französischen Stadt Brive-la-Gaillarde im Département Corrèze. Er spielt in der höchsten französischen Liga Top 14. Die Heimspiele werden im Stade Amédée-Domenech ausgetragen. Zwar hat der Verein noch nie den französischen Meistertitel gewonnen, dafür aber auf europäischer Ebene den Heineken Cup.

Geschichte
Die Gründung des Vereins erfolgte am 15. März 1910. Der CA Brive etablierte sich rasch als stärkste Mannschaft im Limousin und war während Jahrzehnten in der obersten Liga vertreten, ohne jedoch einen bedeutenden Erfolg. 1955 stieg der CA Brive in die zweite Liga ab, schaffte aber 1957 den Wiederaufstieg.

Acht Jahre später erreichte er das Finale der Challenge Yves du Manoir, 1965 das Finale der Meisterschaft, verlor aber beide Spiele. 1972 und 1975 stand der CA Brive erneut im Meisterschaftsfinale, musste sich aber jeweils AS Béziers geschlagen geben (beim zweiten Mal nur ganz knapp um einen Punkt). Auch das Finale der Challenge 1974 ging verloren.

Seine bisher erfolgreichste Zeit hatte der CA Brive in der zweiten Hälfte der 1990er Jahre. Der Verein erreichte 1996 zum vierten Mal das Meisterschaftsfinale, das er aber gegen Rekordmeister Stade Toulousain verlor. Nur zwei Mannschaften haben mehr Finalspiele bestritten, ohne je zu gewinnen, nämlich ASM Clermont Auvergne (7) und US Dax (5). Allerdings war der CA Brive im selben Jahr in der Challenge erfolgreich.

In der Saison 1996/97 schaffte es der CA Brive im Heineken Cup bis ins Finale und traf in Cardiff auf die Leicester Tigers; am Ende stand es 28:9 für Brive. Nur eine Mannschaft hat außer dem CA Brive den Heineken Cup gewonnen, ohne zuvor nationaler Meister gewesen zu sein, und zwar die Northampton Saints. Einen Monat nach dem Finale traf der Verein in einem interkontinentalen Vergleich auf die Auckland Blues, dem Meister der Super-12-Liga; das Spiel endete 47:11 für die Neuseeländer.

1998 stand der CA Brive erneut im Finale des Heineken Cup; er verlor aber in Bordeaux gegen Bath Rugby. Der Verein erreichte zwar im Jahr 2000 das Finale der Challenge, stieg aber im selben Jahr in die zweite Liga ab. Der Wiederaufstieg gelang 2003. Im Jahr 2012 musste CA Brive erneut absteigen und schaffte in der darauf folgenden Saison den sofortigen Wiederaufstieg.

Erfolge
 Meisterschaftsfinalist: 1965, 1972, 1975, 1996
 Sieger Heineken Cup: 1997
 Finalist Heineken Cup: 1998
 Sieger Challenge Yves du Manoir: 1996
 Finalist Challenge Yves du Manoir: 1963, 1974, 2000

Finalspiele von CA Brive

Meisterschaft

Heineken Cup

Spieler

Aktueller Kader
Der Kader für die Saison 2019/2020:

Bekannte ehemalige Spieler

Weblinks
 Offizielle Website

Einzelnachweise

Rugby-Union-Verein (Frankreich)
Sportverein (Nouvelle-Aquitaine)
Sport (Brive-la-Gaillarde)
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Preliminary geotechnical investigations will start during the week of 15 April 2019. This will involve drilling bore holes on either side of Barr Creek, and also over the water, to determine soil conditions. Vegetation may need to be removed to allow access to these sites.
Data from these geotechnical investigations is required for the detailed design of the bridge. A Development Application is also required and this is expected to be lodged in May 2019.
The proposed location of the bridge over Barr Creek has been based on assessment of many factors including community feedback, constructability and environmental protection. Following these assessments, the location for the bridge has been moved west towards the Willow Street Reserve, further away from residential houses.
The path will then weave through the Air Services land in Machans Beach, connecting to Arnold Street.
For further information about these alignment changes, please review the revised alignment plans below.
Concrete path works are expected to start along the foreshore of Upolo Esplanade in May 2019. Photographs of works underway at Delaney's Creek are shown below.
The Northern Beaches Leisure Trail is being designed and constructed in a staged approach to deliver on Council's vision to connect Palm Cove to Cairns city.
Once complete, the shared path will provide a continuous walking and cycling link for locals and visitors alike. It will offer enhanced recreation and fitness amenities for the entire community including young families using prams, people in wheelchairs, seniors with mobility devices and people on bikes.
The trail will provide a unique recreation and tourism experience that showcases the region's beautiful beaches and island views, as well as providing an important active transport alternative to the car.
Three foreshore pathways have been constructed at Palm Cove, Clifton Beach South and Kewarra Beach. An additional foreshore pathway is underway in Clifton Beach north.
The foreshore pathways are considered to be the focal point of the trail and provide improved access and enhanced recreational opportunities for the community.
The preferred alignment to connect the foreshore pathways on this section of the trail is being explored. An indicative route is available on Council's proposed walk and cycle network maps and the Department of Transport and Main Roads website on the principal cycle network plans page.
This section of the trail will be a combination of on and off-road pathway with a connection to Syd and Jayne Granville Park. The proposed pathway and bridge connection alignment has been designed to showcase the region's beautiful beaches and views. Works are anticipated to be completed by March 2020. Community consultation regarding a concept path alignment and bridge location was undertaken late 2018.
Read the Holloways Beach to Machans Beach fact sheet ( PDF, 0.92 MB ).
The leisure trail is an element of the Holloways Beach foreshore improvement works that are expected to be complete by June 2019. Head to the Holloways Beach foreshore improvement page for more information about the project.
The Northern Beaches Leisure Trail is a priority of the Cairns Cycling & Walking Strategy 2010–2030 and is joint-funded by Cairns Regional Council, the Australian Government's Regional Jobs and Investment Packages program, and the Queensland Government's Cycle Network Local Government Grants program.


Dr Jacqueline Avila is an Associate Professor in Musicology at the University of Tennessee. She holds an MA and PhD in music from the University of California, Riverside. Her research focuses on film music, sound studies, and the intersections of identity, tradition, and modernity in the Hollywood and Mexican film industries.
Her publications can be found in the Journal of Film Music, Iconic Mexico, and Latin American Music Review. She is currently writing her book manuscript titled Cinesonidos: Film Music and Identity in Early Mexican Cinema (1896-1952), which is an examination of the function and cultural representation of music in Mexican cinema during the silent and Golden Age.


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Jeep's Super Bowl Crowd Pleaser Nearly Didn't Air
Jeep's Groundhog Day spot with Bill Murray was undoubtedly one of the best ads of Super Bowl 54, topping both Adweek's list of the 10 Best Super Bowl Ads of 2020 and USA Today's annual Ad Meter.
But the last-minute production could easily have never aired as Fox sold out of ad inventory in November and the brand began shooting ten days before the game without a media buy.
All the steps had to fall into place for it to work.
Divine intervention?
Back in October 2019, Olivier Francois, chief marketing officer of Jeep parent Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA), said FCA was thinking about the Super Bowl, but was on the fence because it didn't have a car launch to promote this year.
It was Chicago-based boutique ad agency Highdive that pointed out what he called the "funny, intriguing magical alignment of the dates" in an idea for another FCA brand, Ram Trucks. But Francois said Ram wasn't really his #1 priority in 2020.
"But when you start planning for the Super Bowl, you look at every brand, every nameplate. They were in the truck mindset and they said, 'Do you know what February 2 is?'" Francois said. "I said, 'It's the Super Bowl, but probably something more,' and … they said, 'It's Groundhog Day,' and then I said, 'Oh my god, it's probably time to call my friend Bill Murray again."
That, of course, is because Murray starred in the 1993 movie Groundhog Day as a self-centered weather reporter forced to relive the same day in Punxsutawney, Pa. until he learns a powerful lesson.
Francois called Murray the "Jeep of celebrities."
As luck would have it…
Coincidentally, Francois and Murray have mutual friends, so their paths crossed at social functions over the years. Calling Murray "a Picasso or a Da Vinci of improv," Francois said he has stayed in touch and tried in the last few years to work with the actor.
"He never had been receptive because clearly how could you ever remotely think of Bill Murray as guy who would take a check to endorse a product?" Francois said. "It's literally a few people for whom it's never a question of money. He's one. You cannot even buy him for a movie as far as I understand."
Indeed, in the press release from Jeep, Murray said: "This is my first commercial. I'm glad I did it with you. … and I'm glad that this is my last commercial, as well."
Francois loved the idea of reprising the movie for the Groundhog Day Super Bowl so much, he took a chance, composing what he called a "nice, handwritten letter" to Murray, ending with, "I would really love to talk to you, call me, text me, email me or send up a smoke signal."
He gave this letter to their mutual friends.
'Let's do that'
For three months, there was no answer. Francois thought that was the end of it.
"The only real big idea we had—or potentially big idea—was the Groundhog Day idea. So that was relatively clear, but we literally had no Plan B," Francois said. "It was almost a feeling of relief—'Okay, we're not going to kill ourselves on a Super Bowl commercial.'"
Then, two weeks before the Super Bowl, Murray responded.
"He called on the phone and said he realized it was a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, which is true because this phenomenon on Super Bowl Sunday colliding with Groundhog Day … is the first time in 54 years … so it's like Halley's Comet," Francois said. "He probably took a lot of time to open the envelope and all of a sudden on January 17, he called us and said, 'Let's do that.'"
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Bellarine-based singer-songwriter Sam Hanson captivates with his unique voice and solid guitar skills
Tell me a bit about yourself as a musician and what you're up to at the moment.
Well…I consider myself extremely lucky to be able to do what I do. Music is an addiction and a love for me. It's also therapy, actually, it's mostly therapy. With the recent climate…. along with my family, it's kept me going. Having the ability to express my life through my music and my songs, has pulled me through some pretty hard times.
How have you been keeping inspired during the reoccurring lockdowns?
We as a band (10 HIGH FLY) used lockdowns and the time given to us, to the best of our ability. We brought out two albums, one was our debut album 'Roller Coaster' which was aptly named with the ups and downs of the times. The second album was a live album, recorded at The Door Gallery. We got one live gig away between a lockdown and used it for an acoustic album. We all as a band made the decision to remotely put it all together from our studios at home. I loved the experience!!!
What advice would you give to other musicians who are struggling with creativity?
Don't push it. Inspiration and content don't come to me when I pressure myself. When I sit down to specifically write a song, I could end up with anything or nothing. My most successful songs have been written at the worst times, usually when I have to be somewhere, running late, with the family in the car waiting for me… and I'm yelling hang on give me one more minute.
What's been the hardest challenge about being a live musician in this climate?
The uncertainty: the worry that you'll be excited and ready to play and the gig will be cancelled.
How does it feel to finally be back on the mic in front of an audience?
I'll be honest, I was absolutely shit scared. Two years going from two to three gigs per week to nothing, then finally…. setting up to play and sound checking. I didn't know what would come out when I tried to sing. No matter how much practice, nothing compares to actually playing. God, I'm happy it's back though.
Why do you love performing at The Hop Inn?
As soon as you walk into The Hop, you're greeted by such a happy crew!! Grant and his team make you feel so special, they look after you extremely well and provide a brilliant space to play. The clientele is also super supportive of live music.
The Hop Inn is a huge supporter of local musicians – what does this mean to you?
I wish a lot more venues were like The Hop Inn. There are so many amazingly talented local musicians in Geelong. To have performing spaces like this with support for locals is so important. I'm really looking forward to what summer will bring this year!!
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A few days ago I shared my secret old fashioned cornbread dressing recipe with you. It is amazing! We usually make two pans to feed the family, and we always have leftovers.
I swear leftovers are the best part of a holiday meal. Often times, we eat up all the turkey leftovers faster than the dressing. This is where my famous Turkey & Dressing Enchiladas come into play.
I got the idea to make Turkey & Dressing Enchiladas because Sam's Club used to have this big casserole dish-sized meal you could buy with slices of turkey breast wrapped around dressing. As a kid, I loved that meal so much, I'd request it for my birthday dinner.
Sadly, I haven't been able to find it at Sam's or Costco in years, so I started making my own using thick slices of turkey lunch meat. My family just loves it.
In fact, we love this recipe so much, I sometimes just make a small pan of dressing and purchase sliced turkey just to make this for a Sunday dinner. If you want turkey and dressing for your holiday meal, but don't want to go to all that work of roasting a turkey, this is a great alternative!
These Turkey and Dressing Enchiladas are perfect to use up the last of the dressing or stuffing from your holiday meal. The family will love them, and they are so easy to make!
Combine the dressing and the chicken broth and mix until it's smooth and spreadable.
In the center of a slice of turkey breast spread about 2 tablespoons of dressing.
Roll up the turkey and place in a 9 x 13 pan.
Continue filling and rolling the turkey slices until the pan is full.
Pour the jar of gravy over the enchiladas.
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Vintage Leather: The Chippewa Apache Lace Up Boots
We're big fans of boots. Yes, winter is over and summer just around the corner, but a tough pair of classic work boots is indispensable to any wardrobe – any time of the year. And our personal pick for best work boots out there are the Chippewa Apache 6" Lace Ups.
Handmade in Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin since 1901, Chippewa boots are built from full-grain leather and constructed in the heritage of classic American work boots. The Apache's feature a 6" ankle for support, and a durable Vibram sole. The Vibram, in conjunction with the sole's rugged pattern, results in serious grip and traction in even the wettest and muddiest of conditions. The soles contain single-stitched Goodyear welts, meaning you can replace them when they finally wear out. Each side of the boot has the Chippewa logo embossed on it.
The Apaches are a hefty pair of boots that can take a beating outdoors and on the work site. Yet, they are slim, subtle and stylish enough to look fantastic with casual outfits, and even with business-casual come foul weather. Pair them with jeans or chinos, and polish them regularly as they age for a weathered patina.
Chippewa Apache 6″ Lace Up Boot Specs
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'Anna' team combines to tell slave's story through innovation
April 24, 2017 · 7 min read
'Anna' team combines to tell slave's story through innovation
by Leslie Reed | University Communication
Craig Chandler | University Communication
A computer screen shows an image of Thalia Rodgers' hand and brush as she creates an animation by painting over a live-action scene with a technique called rotoscoping. Rodgers is a student member of a team at Nebraska that is creating an animated film depicting the life of a 19th century enslaved woman who jumped out a third-story window after she had been sold to slave traders for the cotton industry.
Rather than be marched south to work on a cotton plantation, an enslaved woman called Anna leaped out of a third-story window in Washington, D.C., in November 1815.
Abolitionist pamphleteers soon latched onto Anna's story, depicting her as an object of pity, an example of how slavery's cruelty drove people to madness or suicide.
Based upon recent discoveries by University of Nebraska-Lincoln historian William G. Thomas, a team of Husker artists and scholars are using animation to create a dynamic new interpretation of Anna's life. The 14-minute short film is based on a screenplay by Kwakiutl Dreher, associate professor of English and ethnic studies. Once it's completed, perhaps as early as 2018, its creators expect it to be entered in major film festivals.
[VIDEO]: The 'Anna' Project
"It's a story that just about everybody had gotten wrong," said Nebraska's Michael Burton, who is leading filmmaking and animation for the film. "She's famous for jumping out of a window. Some people thought she died. Some people misconstrued her reason for jumping."
The team's project comes amid renewed academic debate about slavery's historical role in the American economy and its textile industry.
Michael Burton, assistant professor of practice of textiles, merchandising and fashion design, displays a costume on a dress form. Burton is leading filmmaking and animation for the film.
Anna, whose full name was Ann Williams, was sold 23 years before Georgetown University's founders sold 272 enslaved people from its Maryland farms to pay off the university's massive debts. But she and her two young daughters, who had lived on a plantation near Bladensburg, Maryland, were caught up in the same commercial pipeline in which about 1 million Chesapeake-area slaves were sold south to supply the cotton frontier in the decades after the transatlantic slave trade was banned in the early 19th century.
Georgetown and the Jesuit order that founded it apologized April 18 for the 1838 sale.
"Ann's story was a significant precursor to the Georgetown sale," Thomas said. "Her actions in the face of the interstate slave trade drew attention to its depravity and demonstrated the burning quest for human freedom and fulfillment."
William G. Thomas
Thomas and other scholars confirmed that Ann Williams survived her jump and went on to win her freedom in court 17 years later. The discovery was thanks to O Say Can You See, an online searchable database of D.C.-area court records spearheaded by Thomas. Thomas consulted with Candyce Carter, an art historian at Stanford University, who also worked to connect the dots of Ann Williams' story using information in the database.
Her leap from the garret of Miller's Tavern to escape slave traders cost Ann Williams dearly. She broke her back and both arms. Her daughters were shipped south without her; there was no evidence she ever saw them again.
But the filmmakers don't presume that the jump was a suicide attempt.
"She survived to have four more children and she won her freedom in a court of law," Thomas said. "This is a remarkable discovery that changes everything. There is no question that she is a survivor."
The short film has been financed on a shoestring budget that includes an arts and humanities enhancement grant from the university, as well as contributions from the College of Education and Human Sciences, the Hixson-Lied College of Fine and Performing Arts, the Department of History and the Department of Textiles, Merchandising and Fashion Design. An internet crowdfunding campaign generated funds to pay three student workers who spend several hours a week painting the animated scenes, frame by frame.
The team also consulted with filmmaking experts from the university's Johnny Carson School of Theatre and Film. Wendy Weiss, an emeritus professor and acclaimed weaver, provided advice on building a prop loom for a story line in which Ann Williams' mother teaches her daughter the craft of weaving. Nicole Rudolph, a graduate student who previously worked at Colonial Williamsburg, made costumes for the actors.
The team expects to learn this summer if a request for funding from the National Endowment for the Humanities will be granted.
Kwakiutl Dreher
Even with the recent historical findings, details about "Anna's" life remain sparse. Dreher, a literary scholar and playwright, agreed to write a screenplay fleshing out her character and motivations. Her one-woman show, "In a Smoke-filled Room, Color Matters," involved a similar process when she elaborated upon her grandmother's life as a seamstress in South Carolina.
Dreher's classes on African-American literature often include slave narratives.
"I wasn't familiar with this specific story, but I know about black women and slavery," she said.
Dreher developed a story in which Ann Williams' mother taught her daughter survival skills, including the craft of weaving. She also imagined how Ann Williams might have met and married her husband.
Dreher said she read and re-read the few pages of information Thomas provided her, waiting for the hidden story to emerge. Eventually, she found the clue: "Anna" reportedly said she didn't want to leave her husband, who had not been sold.
"The fact that she was with her husband enabled her to bear up under whatever injustices happened," Dreher said. "It wasn't being a mother, it was being a wife. That's the kernel of the story."
She believes "Anna" went to the window in a dangerous attempt to reach her husband, who was working nearby in Maryland.
Burton teaches drawing, fabric design and animation in the Department of Textiles, Merchandising and Clothing Design. He previously created animated segments for a forthcoming PBS program on the famed Dull Knife family of the Pine Ridge Reservation and for Thomas' previous research on railroads and U.S. history.
"I'm very inspired by making historical animations," he said. "When I finished the Dull Knife piece, I felt this is a genre I really want to keep working in."
While the story is an interpretation, it is based on factual historical analysis and material culture research. The story accurately represents slavery as it existed in Maryland in the early 19th Century, Thomas said.
"We wanted to illuminate a life for 'Anna,' while remaining faithful to the historical record," he said.
Imani Brown, a sophomore art student, paints over live-action scenes with an animation technique called rotoscoping. Brown, whose career goal is to create animated cartoons, is part of a team at Nebraska that is creating an animated film depicting the life of Ann "Anna" Williams, an enslaved woman who jumped out of a third-story window in Washington D.C. in 1815 after she had been sold into the cotton industry. Another student animator, Thalia Rodgers, a senior art student, works on another part of the scene in the background.
Michael Burton, Assistant Professor of Practice of Textiles, Merchandising and Fashion Design
William G. Thomas III, Associate Dean for Research and Graduate Education in the College of Arts and Sciences and Professor of History
O Say Can You See: Early Washington, D.C., Law and Family
History at Nebraska
English at Nebraska
Textiles, Merchandising and Clothing Design at Nebraska
What is rotoscoping?
Wendy Weiss
Education and Human Sciences
Hixon-Lied College of Fine and Performing Arts
Textiles Merchandising and Fashion Design
Ann(a) Project
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Toyota Sequoia 2022 Launch Date & Price in India!!
By Angarayan Sundarakalatharan
Toyota Sequoia has got a new lease of life after almost 15 years in a limbo. The new and third generation of the car was unveiled by the Japanese automobile giant on 25th January. Toyota Sequoia is a large SUV that is primarily for the markets of United States and Middle-East, where the average car owner prefers larger and heavier cars.
Toyota has unveiled the car now but the sales of the car will start from the year 2023. The new Toyota Sequoia shares many features and similarities with the large Tundra pickup truck from the company. In fact, it uses the same Toyota New Global Architecture, GA-F, full sized underpinning. This platform can support a wheelbase of even 4180mm. In fact, Toyota Sequoia is now the largest SUV by the company. It is the spiritual successor to the Toyota Land Cruiser.
Dimensions & Drive Train of the Toyota Sequoia 2022
Sequoia is named after the Giant Sequoia trees that grow to an average height of 250 feet. Just like the magnificent trees, the Toyota Sequoia is also large and powerful vehicle. The dimensions of the new 2022 facelift is not very much different from the previous design. At 5210 mm length, Sequoia maintains the same dimensions. The width of the SUV at 2029mm is even longer than the wheelbases of some compact hatchbacks. The height of the SUV is 1956mm. So, an average Indian will have no trouble in climbing in to the car. There is no need to duck while entering the SUV.
The full sized SUV is also a heavy one. It weighs almost 2.7 tonnes and can tow vehicles or load up to 4 tonnes. With a lavish ground clearance of 254mm, you need not be worried about the bumpy roads or off-road conditions. If you are going to off-road trips, then the muscular mean machine is definitely the one to have by your side. However, one down side is the turning radius of the vehicle is a massive 38 feet.
The full sized SUV is powered by 3.4 Litre six cylinder turbo petrol V6 engine. The gas guzzler is supplemented by an electric powertrain that altogether provides a power of 437 hp. The 1.87 kWh battery powers the electric motor. The hybrid drivetrain not only makes the SUV powerful but also helps it easily manageable within the crowded city limits. The SUV uses a 10 speed automatic gearbox.
Exterior and Interior of Toyota Sequoia 2022
Toyota Sequoia gets a new grille on the front that provides a distinctive look to the SUV. While the general dimensions are almost the same, there are other stark differences such as the wheel arches, rear glasses and the rear lights. Toyota Sequoia is available in three colour options as of now. A dark black, grey and ivory colour. The interiors and upholstery comes only in the dark black.
On the inside it looks much like the Toyota Tundra but with an additional third row. Incidentally, one important feature that you can see in the new 2023 Toyota Sequoia is that the second row seats are not movable but the third row seats are. This option helps if you need to fit larger cargo at the rear of the SUV.
The full sized SUV has a 10 direction electrically adjustable driver seat. Passenger seats come with a 6 way adjustable seats. All seats come with heating option that helps in the cold climates. The captain seats in the second row are as comfortable as the ones on the front row. Even the third row gets a lavish leg room.
The SUV comes with 12 speaker infotainment system that keeps you entertained. You also get optional premium JBL audio systems. The infotainment system gets an 8 inch touchscreen or 14 inch touch screen depending on the variant. Cup holders in all three rows, rear view camera, air filter, three zone climate control, etc., gives a thorough premium feel to the car.
Toyota Sequoia – Safety Features
With a car of this size, you need to have the state of the art safety features to keep your family protected and Toyota Sequoia provides just that. It has automatic blind spot and lane departure warning and other accident avoidance systems. It comes with front and side mounted airbags that gives utmost safety to the passengers.
The SUV gets 4 WD and other cutting edge technologies such as ABS, EBD, tyre pressure monitoring, Emergency Brake Assist, remote engine immobilizer, etc.
It also comes with compass, navigation system. There is a large moon roof that provides a good view of the environment.
Toyota Sequoia 2022 – On-Road Price in India
As of now, Toyota has no plans to launch the model in India. However, much can change in the one year that is required to manufacture the car. With the Toyota Land Cruiser on the verge of the life end in India, Toyota will look to bring in the new mean machine from the line up in 2023.
When the car comes to the market in 2023, it could cost around 40 Lakhs to 50 Lakhs depending on the variants.
Other 2022 Toyota Launches in India
Toyota is ambitiously launching many models in 2022. Apart from the Toyota Avanza and Toyota Veloz, the company is also launching the pickup truck Hilux to compete with Isuzu D Max.
Apart from that the company is also developing a competitor for the market leader compact SUV Hyundai Creta. It is being jointly developed by the Maruti Suzuki and Toyota. The Toyota Creta Rival will also be launched in 2023. It is to be noted that Tata is also launching a Creta Rival codenamed as Black Bird in 2023. In all the 2023 is going to see the launch of many SUVs in the market.
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Meet miss jessie
Jessica has been a dance educator since 1996. Jessie has her Bachelor's Degree in Biology from Seton Hall University and has studied dance with various choreographers in New Jersey and New York for over 35 years. Although she has studied all forms of dance, her true passion has always been tap. She appeared in an Off-Broadway tap production of Break the Floor and has taken tap master classes with some of the greatest tap choreographers of all time.
In 2000, Jessie opened Not Your Ordinary Dancers with her sister and since 2008 has been the sole director of the dance studio. Jessie surrounds herself with a highly educated and compassionate staff which elevates the dance studio to another level. She wants all of her students to feel like family and strives to make the studio environment as welcoming as possible for all dancers alike.