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Witnesses and testimony provide an important and valuable insight into the events which occurred both during and after the Armenian genocide. The Armenian genocide was prepared and carried out by the Ottoman government in 1915 as well as in the following years. As a result of the genocide, as many as 1.5 million Armenians who were living in their ancestral homeland (at that time it was a part of the Ottoman Empire) were deported and murdered.

A number of journalists, diplomats, soldiers, physicians, writers, and missionaries witnessed the Armenian genocide, with hundreds of these witnesses from various European countries (Germany, Austria, Italy) and the United States experiencing the events firsthand. These witnesses have provided testimonies that are highly valued by historians as reliable reports of the tragedy. The eyewitness accounts of non-Armenian diplomats, missionaries and others provide significant evidence about the events and particularly the systematic nature of the deportations and subsequent massacres.

Overview
Among these, missionaries experienced the events first hand and were instrumental in spreading the news about the massacres worldwide. Some missionaries had also provided detailed information about the events to heads of state such as Woodrow Wilson. Many of the missionaries provided clandestine relief and oftentimes saved the lives of many Armenians.

Reacting to numerous eyewitness accounts, James Bryce and Arnold Toynbee compiled statements from survivors and eyewitnesses from other countries including Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Sweden, and Switzerland, who similarly attested to the systematized massacring of innocent Armenians by Ottoman government forces. In 1916, they published The Treatment of Armenians in the Ottoman Empire, 1915–1916. Although the book has been criticized by Turkish denialists as propaganda to build up support for the war, Bryce had submitted the work to scholars for verification prior to its publication. University of Oxford Regius Professor Gilbert Murray stated of the time, "the evidence of these letters and reports will bear any scrutiny and overpower any skepticism. Their genuineness is established beyond question." Other professors, including Herbert Fisher
of Sheffield University and former American Bar Association president Moorfield Storey, affirmed the same conclusion.

Other eyewitness accounts are from survivors of the Armenian genocide themselves. Today, there are only a "handful" of survivors alive. Many of these accounts were recorded on tape decades after the events. Hundreds of these testimonies and eyewitness accounts will be incorporated into the USC Shoah Foundation Institute for Visual History and Education as part of archival research project for the 100th anniversary of the Armenian genocide.

As asserted by Armenian historian Richard G. Hovannisian, "eyewitness accounts of decisive events may be as valuable as official dispatches and reports. It is in such version especially that the human element becomes manifest, affording insights not to be found in documents." Some survivor accounts have been turned into films such as Aurora Mardiganians' survivor story in the film Ravished Armenia.

In regards to the significance of eyewitness testimony, Genocide scholar Samuel Totten stated:
First-person accounts by victims and others are capable of breaking through the numbing mass of numbers in that they provide the thoughts, the passions and the voices of those who experienced and/or witnessed the terrible calamity now referred to as genocide. And while first-person accounts serve many purposes among the most significant is the fact that authentic accounts constitute valuable testimony as to what it means to be caught up in the maelstrom of hatred and savagery that is genocide.

The report of the US Ambassador to the Ottoman Empire Henry Morgenthau, Sr. is recognized to be one of the main eyewitness accounts of the genocide. Morgenthau published his memoirs about the Armenian massacres in a 1918 book Ambassador Morgenthau's Story. The book gives detailed documentation of the events and describes his appeals to stop the massacres.

Morgenthau's account and other books that provide testimonies to the events have been showcased around the world by the Armenian Genocide Museum-Institute of Yerevan, Armenia through temporary exhibitions.

Notable witnesses and testimonies

Turkish

German

Other

Christian missionaries

See also
 Armenian genocide survivors
 Press coverage of the Armenian genocide
 Recognition of the Armenian genocide

Notes
  The list excludes eyewitness accounts and survivor stories of ethnic Armenian victims and is limited to notable accounts of various diplomats, missionaries, politicians, and other notable figures irrespective of their nationality.

References

Bibliography
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Further reading
 Miller, Donald E. and Lorna Touryan Miller. Survivors: An Oral History of the Armenian Genocide. Berkeley: University of California Press, 1993.
 Svazlian, Verjine. The Armenian Genocide: Testimonies of the Eyewitness Survivors. Yerevan: "Gitutiun" Publishing House of the NAS RA, 2000. Complete text (Armenian)
 Svazlian, Verjine. The Armenian Genocide and Historical Memory. Translated by Tigran Tsulikian. Yerevan: Gitutiun Publishing House, 2004.
 Dadrian, Vahakn N. Documentation of the Armenian Genocide in Turkish Sources. Jerusalem: Institute on the Holocaust and Genocide, 1991.
 United States Official Documents on the Armenian Genocide, 1915–1917, compiled by Ara Safarian. Princeton, N.J.: Gomidas Institute, 2004.
 Keith David Watenpaugh, The League of Nations Rescue of Armenian Genocide Survivors and the Making of Modern Humanitarianism, 1920–1927, American Historical Review, December 2010.
 Barton, James L. Turkish Atrocities: Statements of American Missionaries on the Destruction of Christian Communities in Ottoman Turkey, 1915–1917. Compiled by the Gomidas Institute, 1998.
 Totten, Samuel. First-person accounts of genocidal acts committed in the twentieth century: an annotated bibliography. Greenwood Press, 1991.

External links

 Eyewitnesses published by the Armenian Genocide Museum-Institute in Yerevan, Armenia
 Twenty Voices: Full length film featuring interviews with eyewitnesses and survivor stories. (YouTube video)
 Interview with an eyewitness to the Armenian Genocide – 104-year-old Armenian woman from the film Grandma's Tattoos presented by Al-Jazeera.
 Excerpts featuring survivor witnesses from the documentary film by Carlo Massa: "Destination: nowhere" (Vimeo video)
 The Forgotten, videos of interviews with survivors and witnesses
 Armenian Genocide
 Armenian Genocide Centennial

People of the Armenian genocide


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Voices on China — Stefan Rusinov, Adjunct Lecturer of Chinese Studies, Sofia University and Freelance Translator
Stefan Rusinov is an adjunct lecturer of Chinese Studies in Sofia University St. Kliment Ohridski, Bulgaria. He is also a translator of Chinese and English literature and the author behind the series "Inside China." Previously he was a lecturer of Chinese Studies at Plovdiv University Paisii Hilendarski, Bulgaria. He has studied at Beijing Foreign Studies University and Huazhong Normal University.
The following is an interview with Stefan Rusinov, edited for length and clarity.
Young China Watchers (YCW): Writings from Chinese academics, journalists, and dissidents have been underreported for the most part in the Bulgarian and Eastern European space. Your blog "Kitai Otvutre." (Inside China) is a hidden gem in that sense, as it focuses on the social and human dimensions of political processes in contemporary China. How do you think those texts and the issues they represent, such as media freedom and human rights, resonate with Bulgarian and European readers?
Stefan Rusinov (SR): Even without its growing impact in the world, China is fascinating in so many aspects and digging into it is a worthwhile effort, as it can only enrich the knowledge of human life on our planet. But reporting on it is apparently not an easy task and you are right to point out that China coverage in Bulgaria is very scarce, save for political and economic news. But even those are generally just retellings of reports that appear in big Western media outlets, which have their own specific narrative, meaning we don't get any first-hand reporting whatsoever. That's the reason many things remain unclear, like reading an indirect translation. I am not a journalist; I don't live in China and my work field is Chinese literature, so the best idea I could come up with to fill that void was to import personal non-fiction stories from Chinese writers. I wouldn't really speculate about how these stories resonate with readers, but reception seems good so far and I'm glad those essays are now available to whoever may feel curious about that part of the world. Of course, there's a lot more that could and should be done, for example, we are yet to see Chinese-speaking observers of current Chinese affairs writing for Bulgarian news media.
YCW: What has been your experience of studying and engaging with China from an academic perspective in Eastern Europe? Have prevailing views about China changed in some way in recent years?
SR: In the West, it's common to see full-time academics doing translation on the side, but it's actually the other way around with me: I'm a translator who also does a little teaching, so I wouldn't really claim to have an understanding of the academic perspective. I guess I do try to keep up with conferences, and my impression is that papers on Chinese economy prevail in those, followed by research on tourism, history, technology, language teaching… For some unknown reason, it seems that politics are almost missing from the academic landscape, and I remember it was the same back when I studied in Sofia University, which is very hard to explain, since so many interesting things are happening with, to name just a few spheres, Chinese education, censorship, equality. I wouldn't really guess why this is the case, but it's something I would like to see change.
YCW: Apart from teaching Chinese culture, you are also a translator from Chinese to Bulgarian. You have translated "Sandalwood Death" by Mo Yan, "Stick Out Your Tongue" by Ma Jian, "The Three-Body Problem" from Liu Cixin's trilogy "Remembrance of Earth's Past," and others. How has your passion for translation allowed you to dissect and understand Chinese culture?
SR: : I like to think that literature, as a field dealing mainly with the human condition, encourages a calmer attitude when perceiving different environments, be they cultural, social or political. If I compare it with journalism, it seems to me that, when it comes to China, journalists would be quick to point the finger (which is, in a way, their job), while translators usually need to take a calmer approach. We have to withdraw our personal convictions and not let them distort the original story. So we need to keep the proverbial tea cup of our minds more or less empty, which is definitely helpful in the process of understanding the other culture. Also, problem-focused journalist writing would sometimes have an alienating effect, while I'd like to hope that literature does the opposite and balances things out.
YCW:China has been a salient political issue for a long time, but even more so now with the coronavirus pandemic. Diplomats aside, translators have been the best tool in bringing understanding between cultures. How do you envision the role of a translator covering modern China evolving in the future?
SR: I think the role of the translator would more or less stay the same. Curious people will keep setting on intellectual expeditions in foreign places and bring back stories showing that even the most distant territory is inhabited by real people with their collective and personal joys and tragedies.
YCW: What Chinese books would you recommend to our YCW community? What Chinese books would you recommend to someone who has never read anything from Chinese authors?
SR: Yu Hua's books are always a good start, especially his novel "To Live," which is a warm and devastating story about a person surviving three of the most tumultuous decades in 20th century China, starting with the '40s. I would also recommend Yu Hua's book of essays "China in Ten Words," in which he draws very thought-provoking comparisons between Cultural Revolution China and post-Tiananmen China. For readers interested in socially engaged literature, there's a very well written novel by Bi Feiyu, "Massage," which examines the dynamics in a massage parlor where only people with vision disabilities work. Liu Cixin's gloomy universe of "The Three-Body Problem" is also something worth experiencing. And Can Xue's weird nightmarish stories are literary pleasure of the purest kind.
— Interview by Mirela Petkova
YCW Editorial December 14, 2020 Blog, Uncategorized, YCW Interviews
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Sam Heughan has revealed plenty of the things that he enjoys in life during his many interviews.
What Does Sam Heughan Like? Here are 11 quotes from the Scottish Outlander star about the things he likes - from sci-fi films to omelettes
There are no shortage of interesting insights about what he enjoys in life in the Scottish actor's myriad of media interviews.
By David Hepburn
2nd Feb 2023, 10:57am
Sam Heughan has become a huge star with an army of adoring fans thanks to the global success of time travelling historic drama Outlander.
In the television series former Second World War military nurse Claire Randall (played by Caitríona Balfe) travels back from 1945 to 1743 where she encounters, falls in love with, and marries a Heughan's Highland warrior character Jamie Fraser who becomes embroiled in the Jacobite rising.
With a huge 75 episodes already in the can, and another 16-episode seventh season on the way, there's been huge media interest along the way.
It's inevitably seen the leading man take part in hours of interviews, and he's never anything less than hugely entertaining.
Here these are some of the most quotable comments he's come out with about the things he likes.
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1. Sam Heughan on...dogs
"I worked with a couple of Chocolate Labradors, which were a lot of fun. Very excitable. They're cute."
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2. Sam Heughan on...mountaineering
"I'm kind of obsessed by Everest and all those men that mountaineer and take themselves to extreme limits."
Photo: CHRIS DELMAS
3. Sam Heughan on...kilts
"Female clothing seems to be extremely difficult and almost like a puzzle for a man to take off. But I think if you get there, you win. A kilt is the complete opposite. The kilt is so easy to take off."
4. Sam Heughan on...avocados
"I've been sent lots of lovely gifts - everything from candy and peanut butter to hand-made quilts, pictures, and clothing. I was once sent a crate of avocados. Fortunately, I love them."
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Former Blues' keeper Simon Royce is now enjoying life as Premiership outfit Charlton's reserve goalkeeper. However, the Southend-based shot-stopper doesn't intend to remain second best for long.
Simon Royce is a man on a Premiership mission.
Royce, who spent nearly seven years with Southend United, moved to Premier League new boys Charlton Athletic during the summer and is currently understudy to the Addicks' highly-rated No 1 Sasa Illic.
But the 27-year-old, who quit Roots Hall for The Valley on a free transfer following the expiry of his Southend contract, is already plotting to make the First team jersey his own.
"I'm confident I can become Charlton's first-choice keeper. All I need is one chance to show what I can do," he said.
"It's a very similar situation to when I first joined Southend from Heybridge Swifts and Paul Sansome was the established No 1 at Roots Hall.
"Eventually I got my chance in goal and never looked back, keeping the first team jersey for the next four years."
Royce was sad to leave the Blues, but needed to get away from Roots Hall to give his career a new lease of life following the Shrimpers' relegation to Division Three last term.
"My form had dipped at Southend and I felt that I was going a bit stale. I had a very frustrating last season and found it difficult to keep my head up.
"I decided that I had to get away and after kicking my heels at home for a few months Charlton rang me up and offered me a two-year contract. It was a complete surprise.
"Watford were also interested in signing me and offered me a better deal financially, but I couldn't resist the lure of playing for a Premiership club," he said.
Life with the top flight's surprise packet is understandably enjoyable for Royce, who still lives in the Southend area.
He said: "The move was made easier for me because I know a lot of the players here already, Chris Powell, Keith Jones and Tony Barness are all Southend old boys.
"I've been playing for the reserves in the Avon Insurance Combination League and have performed very well so far keeping four clean sheets.
"The combination is the highest level of reserve team football you can compete in and Charlton are the reigning champions.
"We beat West Ham 4-0 the other night and they had players like Julian Dicks and Craig Forrest in their side, which makes you realise the quality you're up against."
Royce believes his Premiership chance isn't far away and he made the first team squad for the first time on Tuesday night, sitting on the bench for Charlton's 1-0 Worthington Cup win over QPR.
"I've been doing really well since I've been here and I think the manager Alan Curbishley has taken notice.
"I rate the boss very highly and he is one of the best managers I have ever worked with.
"He is very approachable and is a real player's man."
In his time at Roots Hall, Royce hoped to win promotion to the Premiership with Southend as the Seasiders briefly flirted with the First Division promotion play-offs.
"There were times at Southend when we did well in the First Division, but the gulf between Southend and Charlton is quite big," he explained.
"Charlton are seen by many as a 'smaller club', especially in the Premiership next to your Arsenals and Manchester Uniteds, but the major advantage they have over Southend is that they've got a bit of money to spend.
"The training methods are pretty much the same, but we don't play as many five-a-sides and tend to concentrate more on set pieces, which in the Premiership need to be utilised.
Royce, who still gets ribbed by his team mates for the night he played for a Southend team which thumped Charlton 3-0 at The Valley a few years ago, is eager to make the practice pay off.
He said: "I want to force my way into Charlton's first team, even if it means only playing one game so I can fulfill all my ambitions and say I've played in the Premiership."
Picture: Making a point - former Roots Hall favourite Simon Royce is out to claim his position as Charlton's first choice keeper.


International Christian Concern (ICC) has learned that Pastor Oqbamichel Haiminot has been released after more than a decade of imprisonment. According to VOM Australia, Pastor Oqbamichel was the first senior pastor in Eritrea to be arrested and held after the controversial and wrongful crackdown on religion in 2002. Though he was only in jail for a short period after his initial arrest in 2003, he was constantly harassed and rearrested over the next four years. In 2007, he was finally arrested and jailed for more than 10 years even though no charges were ever filed against him.
Abraham experienced this government-led persecution firsthand in 2010. He shared,"In 2010, we were gathered for a meeting in Asmara, 34 or 35 together, and we were arrested and taken to the police station." He was then moved to an underground prison where "there was no sun or light or [fresh air]. It was underground and we could only see each other when we went to the bathroom." These jail cells keep those imprisoned in the worst conditions, with extreme temperature changes, a lack of light, no space, and often isolation. The only time they experience any freedom from their cells is once or twice a day when they are allowed to use the restroom. Abraham was held in this prison for one year.


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Home Legal News Bombay HC: Pheras Around Burning Incense Sticks is Saptapadi u/Hindu Marriage Act
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Bombay HC: Pheras Around Burning Incense Sticks is Saptapadi u/Hindu Marriage Act
In a recent case, the Bombay High Court while deciding a matrimonial case recognized a bundle of burning aggarbattis as "sacred fire" under Section 7 of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955.
Brief facts of the case- In the case the Petitioner prayed for dissolution of marriage on the ground that he was married off to the respondent forcibly and without his consent. The Petitioner inter alia also alleged that the impugned marriage was liable to be annulled as the Saptapadi ceremony (taking seven rounds/steps around the sacred fire) had not been performed.
The Family Court in the case after examining the evidence placed on record came to the conclusion that the Appellant was unable to prove that the marriage with the Respondent was solemnized without his consent. The Family Court also came to the conclusion that the marriage solemnized between the Appellant and the Respondent could not annulled by decree of nullity and the Respondent was entitled to a decree of restitution of conjugal rights.
The aggrieved appellant husband approached the High Court contending that the Saptapadi ceremony was not performed by taking 7 steps around the sacred fire as required under Section 7 of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 and therefore the marriage could never have been said to be completed between the Appellant and the Respondent.
According to Section 7 of the Hindu Marriage Act 1955 a marriage is deemed complete and binding once the rites and ceremonies including the saptpadi (that is, the taking of seven steps by the bridegroom and the bride jointly before the sacred fire). Thus, the marriage becomes complete and binding when the seventh step is taken.
Bombay High Court's Verdict
The Bombay High Court dismissed the husband's appeal and made the following observations in the case:
That the Priest who performed the marriage had categorically stated that a bundle of agarbatti was burnt and the Appellant and the Respondent had taken seven steps/pheras around it.
That what is a sacred fire has not been defined in the Act. The fact that there was a bundle of agarbattis that was burning and the Appellant and the Respondent took seven pheras around the said agarbattis is not disputed. This being the case, it would be enough to show that there was compliance of Section 7 of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955.
That the The Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 itself mentions in section 7 as to what is Saptapadi viz. taking of seven steps by the bride-groom and the bride jointly before the sacred fire. The fact that seven pheras were taken around the bundle of burning aggarbattis and looking at the other evidence (such as photographs amongst other things) which clearly show that Sindoor was put by the Appellant on the Respondent and he has garlanded her- the requirements of a marriage as contemplated under The Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 were duly complied with.
That merely because they took seven pheras around the burning aggarbattis did not mean that no seven pheras were taken around the sacred fire as contemplated under section 7 of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955.
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From July 2014 to June 2018, SMEC was engaged by the Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs to manage the Vanuatu Transport Sector Support Program Phase 2 (VTSSP2), which supported Vanuatu's Public Works Department (PWD) to plan, build, maintain and operate its rural road infrastructure.
During the five-year program period, SMEC's role included financial management, personnel management and the provision of technical advice and support. SMEC also supported PWD with significant capacity development and streamlining of processes, systems, skills and resources to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of its core activities.
The Vanuatu Transport Sector Support Program Phase 2 (VTSSP2) is an Australian Government aid initiative working with the Vanuatu Public Works Department (PWD).
The Program goal was to provide the people in Vanuatu with reliable access to a well maintained, affordable and integrated road network.
Phase 2 comprised the rehabilitation and construction of 350 km of priority roads on the Islands of Ambae, Malekula and Tanna.
The all-weather passable rural road network increased by 30%, and the proportion of Vanuatu's rural population who have access to an all-year passable road increased by around 13%. This equates to an increase of around 2.6% per year during the five-year program, much greater than the initial target of around 1% increase per year.
With R4D support, PWD was able to transition itself from a public agency directly delivering road maintenance and construction projects to a performance-focussed road network manager outsourcing much of its works to an increasingly capable private sector. This change meant PWD reduced its reliance on in-house resources by 53% from 2013 to 2018.
Notably, the successful outcomes of the R4D program were delivered with broadly the same level of Australian government investment as originally planned. With a more strategic focus combined with efficiency gains, R4D achieved greater impact in terms of promoting accessibility.


The 62 port simulation itself takes about 30 minutes to complete. But the "...writing dataset files" portion literally takes hours.
What's going on? Is there a way to speed this up?
The resulting dataset files are about 18MB, but that does not seem large enough to take hours to write.
The problem is in the translation of the CITI file format to the dataset file format, which can be slow when you have a lot of ports.
One solution to circumvent this problem is to create a layout component for the design (with the Momentum setup that you want to simulate), include this layout component in a schematic design and do the Momentum simulation using co-simulation. This will generate the Momentum results but will not create the dataset file you would otherwise get when launcing Momentum from layout. You will of course get the dataset corresponding to the circuit simulation that you used.
Given that you have 62 ports, you probably want to connect components to the layout component, which is something you can do easily in the schematic design.
A simulation with 100+ ports does take extremely long time in the CITI => Dataset conversion phase. We recently were looking at a CITI file of ~80 MB being converted to dataset. It took many many hours. It seems like the hpeesofdds process is writing to the dataset file thousands of times in a loop. The time stamp and checksum of the dataset file is changing every second, but the size is constant. These numerous writes creates an excessive disk- (and in our case network-) activity. Can't the dataset be built in memory first and then written out to disk in one shot!? I do think that it could speed up the dataset creation an order of magnitude since RAM access is so much faster than disk access.


If I understood well, the Signature has to be used together with a referral link. Signature alone is just an image?
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Q: Writing a format updater in java? I have an application that reads an input xml file and builds an emf/ecore model (which can be stores as a xmi file).
The input format file is "locked" meaning that no new tags, attributes etc not already defined in the file can appear. But the number of existing tags or values of attributes can change.
Now I would like to support the following scenario:
1) User imports xml_01 and an emf model is build.
2) User modifies the model and store it to disk.
3) User imports xml_02 which is almost identical to xml_01 but with some additional nodes.
4) During the second import the existing model should be updated based on the additional content from xml_02 and possible conflicts reported to the user.
Now I have an idea on how to get started with this - basically writing the updater from scratch.
But are there any tools/libraries that can be used to help writing this kind of updater - especially when it comes to modifying an emf model?

A: I do not know of any third party libraries that can directly do this. But from what I understand you can use SAX parsers to parse the XMLs and implement your own Handler for the required functionality.

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Q: d3 bar chart using ionic 4 failed to load on device on -- prod mode i am building bar charts using D3, it runs fine when i run with ionic cordova run/build android but it gives error when i run with --prod mode i.e ionic cordova run/build android --prod. The app opens fine but the bar chart do not draw. The x-axis draws fine but it is unable to draw y- axis. can someone please help. I have attached the image of my error message below. I am stuck in this for the past few days, any help would be really helpful. Thanks in advance
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import { Component } from '@angular/core';
import { Platform } from '@ionic/angular';

import * as d3 from 'd3-selection';
import * as d3Scale from 'd3-scale';
import * as d3Array from 'd3-array';
import * as d3Axis from 'd3-axis';

@Component({
  selector: 'app-home',
  templateUrl: 'home.page.html',
  styleUrls: ['home.page.scss'],
})
export class HomePage {
  barData = [
    { season: 'S1', viewers: 250000 },
    { season: 'S2', viewers: 380000 },
    { season: 'S3', viewers: 500000 },
    { season: 'S4', viewers: 690000 },
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A: Finally it started working after i added
 this.g.append('g')
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It seemed tickformat is necessary while running in production mode.  anyway still thanks.


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The dilemma on Spam electronic mail is then the consequence. The primary sources of data for people who make spam are information displayed on posting sites and the e-mail address of users. In some instances, people who make spam even steal the electronic mail address from the actual customers. Not only does the people who make spam trigger worries for the customers whose electronic mails had been hacked, but spam electronic mails also lead to significant expenses to the customers because of the logjam and congestion online (Wang, 2000).
B. Spyware With spyware, a dilemma that is not fresh at all, but has become prominent because of the emergence of free software programs that can be extracted on the Internet. Spyware pertains to the program that sticks on the computer's system, most often without the consent of the customer and monitors the sites that you visit in the Internet and sends this information to the sponsoring organization. This manner, the user's usual activities and transactions over the Internet is monitored (Mintz, 2002).


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In the New Testament this word, in its substantive form, occurs only three times: Acts 21:8; Ephesians 4:11; 2 Timothy 4:5. It seems to indicate not so much an order in the early ecclesiastical hierarchy as a function. The Apostles, indeed, were evangelists, inasmuch as they preached the Gospel (Acts 8:25; 14:20; 1 Corinthians 1:17); Philip likewise was both a deacon (Acts 6:5) and an evangelist (Acts 8:4-5; 8:40; 21:8); in like manner was St. Timothy exhorted by St. Paul to do the work of an evangelist (2 Timothy 4:5).
From the various statements contained in the New Testament, we may gather with some probability that evangelists were travelling missionaries, occasionally solemnly set apart, as seems to have been the case with Sts. Paul and Barnabas (Acts 13:1-3), to go about and preach the Gospel, yet sometimes with a settled place of abode, as Philip at Cæsarea, and Timothy at Ephesus. They were endowed with a special charisma to preach to those unacquainted with the Christian Faith and pave the way for the more thorough and systematic work of the pastors and teachers. But their office, as such, seems to have extended no further, so, for instance, we understand from Acts 8:4 sqq., that Philip, who preached successfully in Samaria and baptized many, was not qualified to impart the Holy Ghost to the converts (verse 14). Accordingly, St. Paul, in his list of the gifts bestowed by Christ for the edification of the Church, Ephesians 4:11 (in 1 Corinthians 12:28, they are omitted), mentions the evangelists in the third place, only after the Apostles and the Prophets. In the writings of the Apostolic Fathers, no reference is made to evangelists; travelling missionaries are sometimes called "apostles", sometimes also, as in the Didache, they are styled "teachers".
In the later ecclesiastical literature the word evangelist, perhaps sporadically still used for some time in its old sense (Eusebius, Church History V.10), received in most parts of the Church, another meaning. Applied occasionally to the reader in the Liturgy (Apost. Const., III), even to the deacon (Lit. of St. John Chrysost., P.G., LXIII, 910), it became gradually confined to the writers of the Four Gospels (Eusebius, Church History III.39, etc.. It is exclusively in this sense that common modern parlance employs it.
As early as the second century, Christian writers sought in Ezechiel's vision (i, 5 sqq.) and in Apoc. (iv, 6-10) symbolical representations of the Four Evangelists. The system which finally prevailed in the Latin Church, consisted in symbolizing St. Matthew by a man, St. Mark by a lion, St. Luke by an ox, and St. John by an eagle (see SYMBOLISM). It is fully explained by St. Jerome (In Ezech., i, 7) and had been adopted by St. Ambrose (Expos. Ev. S. Luc., Proœm.), St. Gregory the Great (In Ezech., Hom. I, iv, 1), and others. St. Irenæus, on the one hand, and Augustine, followed by the Venerable Bede, on the other, had devised different combinations. Christian artists followed in the footsteps of the ecclesiastical writers, and made use, in different manners, of the four traditional figures to represent the Evangelists. Among the most remarkable works of this description it will suffice here to mention only the old mosaics of the churches of S. Pudentiana, S. Sabina, S. Maria Maggiore, and S. Paolo fuori le Mura, at Rome.
BRUDERS, Die Verfassung der Kirche (Mainz, 1904); HARNACK, Mission und Ausbreitung des Christentums (Leipzig, 1902); ZÖCKLER, Diakonen und Evangelisten (Munich, 1893); PATRICK in HAST., Dict. of Christ and the Gospels (New York, 1906), 549-50; KRAUS, Evangelisten u. Evangelistische Zeichen in Real-encyc. (Freiburg, 1882), I, 458-63.
MLA citation. Souvay, Charles. "Evangelist." The Catholic Encyclopedia. Vol. 5. New York: Robert Appleton Company, 1909. <http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/05645a.htm>.


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from compressor.filters import FilterBase

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namespace Verdet\SphinxSearchBundle\DependencyInjection;

use Symfony\Component\Config\Definition\Builder\TreeBuilder;
use Symfony\Component\Config\Definition\Builder\ArrayNodeDefinition;
use Symfony\Component\Config\Definition\ConfigurationInterface;

/**
 * Load configuration
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class Configuration implements ConfigurationInterface
{
    /**
     * Generates the configuration tree.
     *
     * @return TreeBuilder
     */
    public function getConfigTreeBuilder()
    {
        $treeBuilder = new TreeBuilder();
        $rootNode = $treeBuilder->root('sphinx_search');

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        $this->addIndexesSection($rootNode);
        $this->addSearchdSection($rootNode);

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Paul Litchfield
Chair, What Works Centre for Wellbeing, United Kingdom
Paul Litchfield is chair of the UK's What Works Centre for Wellbeing which is dedicated to understanding what can be done to improve wellbeing across society. He has practiced occupational medicine for 40 years in both the public and private sectors, and from 2001 until 2018 he was chief medical officer for BT Group, with global responsibility for health, safety, and wellbeing. He has led multiple initiatives in the UK and overseas to promote good health in the workplace, and he was an inaugural member of the World Economic Forum's Global Agenda Council. In 2007 Paul was awarded the OBE for services to occupational health, and in 2018 he was created a CBE for services to workplace wellbeing.


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55K New COVID Vaccine Appointments Go Live Thursday in Mass.
About 120,000 new appointments to get the coronavirus vaccine are expected to be made available this week in Massachusetts
By Mary Markos and Jeff Saperstone • Published February 4, 2021 • Updated on February 4, 2021 at 2:49 pm
Approximately 55,000 new appointments to get the coronavirus vaccine at mass vaccination sites next week open for booking Thursday.
Residents can use the online map or ZIP code search tool to find a vaccination location near them. Mass vaccination sites are marked with large red stars on the map.
There are currently five mass vaccination sites around the state; two in Boston at Fenway Park and the Reggie Lewis Center in Roxbury, and three others at Gillette stadium, the Double Tree in Danvers and the Eastfield Mall in Springfield.
Gov. Charlie Baker's administration has promised at least seven mass vaccination sites will be established in the Commonwealth. There are 125 operating vaccination sites in Massachusetts right now, with another 40 expected to be online by the the middle of the month.
Massachusetts started vaccinating residents 75 years and older Monday as it entered the second phase of its COVID-19 vaccination plan. That age group joins first responders, healthcare workers and residents of long-term care facilities, who were eligible in Phase 1.
Appointments opened up for those over 75 last week, but the efforts were hampered by numerous accounts of older residents who could not navigate the state's website or waited hours only to find that all slots were already full.
Baker acknowledged deficiencies in the state's vaccine rollout Wednesday, stating, "We have work to do, and we know that."
Here's where everyone stands in the Massachusetts coronavirus vaccine rollout plan.
Over 654,000 residents have already been vaccinated, according to Baker, and about 120,000 new appointments are expected to be made available this week, including the 55,000 that went live on Thursday.
Baker has said that dozens of community health centers are a vital part of this vaccine rollout. A public vaccination site opens Thursday at the East Boston Neighborhood Health Center Chelsea. The organization has committed to distributing doses equitably.
"For many people of color it's important that the provider be someone that they consider to be a trusted part of their community," Baker said.
Pharmacies including Walgreens and CVS Health post appointments daily, totaling over 15,500 per week. Retail pharmacy sites like Stop & Shop, Hannaford and Topco sites including Wegmans, Big Y and Price Chopper post 4,600 appointments weekly. Pharmacy and grocery vaccination locations are marked with blue stars on the map.
Next week, 18 CVS locations in Massachusetts are slated to receive shipments as part of a national push to get doses of the coronavirus vaccine directly to pharmacies.
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TOSCA exception classes
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import logging
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from toscaparser.utils.gettextutils import _

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class TOSCAException(Exception):
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    message = _('An unknown exception occurred.')

    def __init__(self, **kwargs):
        try:
            self.message = self.msg_fmt % kwargs
        except KeyError:
            exc_info = sys.exc_info()
            log.exception('Exception in string format operation: %s'
                          % exc_info[1])

            if TOSCAException._FATAL_EXCEPTION_FORMAT_ERRORS:
                raise exc_info[0]

    def __str__(self):
        return self.message

    @staticmethod
    def generate_inv_schema_property_error(self, attr, value, valid_values):
        msg = (_('Schema definition of "%(propname)s" has '
                 '"%(attr)s" attribute with invalid value '
                 '"%(value1)s". The value must be one of '
                 '"%(value2)s".') % {"propname": self.name,
                                     "attr": attr,
                                     "value1": value,
                                     "value2": valid_values})
        ExceptionCollector.appendException(
            InvalidSchemaError(message=msg))

    @staticmethod
    def set_fatal_format_exception(flag):
        if isinstance(flag, bool):
            TOSCAException._FATAL_EXCEPTION_FORMAT_ERRORS = flag

class UnsupportedTypeError(TOSCAException):
    msg_fmt = _('Type "%(what)s" is valid TOSCA type'
                ' but not supported at this time.')

class MissingRequiredFieldError(TOSCAException):
    msg_fmt = _('%(what)s is missing required field "%(required)s".')

class UnknownFieldError(TOSCAException):
    msg_fmt = _('%(what)s contains unknown field "%(field)s". Refer to the '
                'definition to verify valid values.')

class TypeMismatchError(TOSCAException):
    msg_fmt = _('%(what)s must be of type "%(type)s".')

class InvalidNodeTypeError(TOSCAException):
    msg_fmt = _('Node type "%(what)s" is not a valid type.')

class InvalidTypeError(TOSCAException):
    msg_fmt = _('Type "%(what)s" is not a valid type.')

class InvalidTypeAdditionalRequirementsError(TOSCAException):
    msg_fmt = _('Additional requirements for type "%(type)s" not met.')

class RangeValueError(TOSCAException):
    msg_fmt = _('The value "%(pvalue)s" of property "%(pname)s" is out of '
                'range "(min:%(vmin)s, max:%(vmax)s)".')

class InvalidSchemaError(TOSCAException):
    msg_fmt = _('%(message)s')

class ValidationError(TOSCAException):
    msg_fmt = _('%(message)s')

class UnknownInputError(TOSCAException):
    msg_fmt = _('Unknown input "%(input_name)s".')

class UnknownOutputError(TOSCAException):
    msg_fmt = _('Unknown output "%(output_name)s" in %(where)s.')

class MissingRequiredInputError(TOSCAException):
    msg_fmt = _('%(what)s is missing required input definition '
                'of input "%(input_name)s".')

class MissingRequiredParameterError(TOSCAException):
    msg_fmt = _('%(what)s is missing required parameter for input '
                '"%(input_name)s".')

class MissingDefaultValueError(TOSCAException):
    msg_fmt = _('%(what)s is missing required default value '
                'of input "%(input_name)s".')

class MissingRequiredOutputError(TOSCAException):
    msg_fmt = _('%(what)s is missing required output definition '
                'of output "%(output_name)s".')

class InvalidPropertyValueError(TOSCAException):
    msg_fmt = _('Value of property "%(what)s" is invalid.')

class InvalidTemplateVersion(TOSCAException):
    msg_fmt = _('The template version "%(what)s" is invalid. '
                'Valid versions are "%(valid_versions)s".')

class InvalidTOSCAVersionPropertyException(TOSCAException):
    msg_fmt = _('Value of TOSCA version property "%(what)s" is invalid.')

class URLException(TOSCAException):
    msg_fmt = _('%(what)s')

class ToscaExtImportError(TOSCAException):
    msg_fmt = _('Unable to import extension "%(ext_name)s". '
                'Check to see that it exists and has no '
                'language definition errors.')

class ToscaExtAttributeError(TOSCAException):
    msg_fmt = _('Missing attribute in extension "%(ext_name)s". '
                'Check to see that it has required attributes '
                '"%(attrs)s" defined.')

class InvalidGroupTargetException(TOSCAException):
    msg_fmt = _('"%(message)s"')

class ExceptionCollector(object):

    exceptions = []
    collecting = False

    @staticmethod
    def clear():
        del ExceptionCollector.exceptions[:]

    @staticmethod
    def start():
        ExceptionCollector.clear()
        ExceptionCollector.collecting = True

    @staticmethod
    def stop():
        ExceptionCollector.collecting = False

    @staticmethod
    def contains(exception):
        for ex in ExceptionCollector.exceptions:
            if str(ex) == str(exception):
                return True
        return False

    @staticmethod
    def appendException(exception):
        if ExceptionCollector.collecting:
            if not ExceptionCollector.contains(exception):
                exception.trace = traceback.extract_stack()[:-1]
                ExceptionCollector.exceptions.append(exception)
        else:
            raise exception

    @staticmethod
    def exceptionsCaught():
        return len(ExceptionCollector.exceptions) > 0

    @staticmethod
    def getTraceString(traceList):
        traceString = ''
        for entry in traceList:
            f, l, m, c = entry[0], entry[1], entry[2], entry[3]
            traceString += (_('\t\tFile %(file)s, line %(line)s, in '
                              '%(method)s\n\t\t\t%(call)s\n')
                            % {'file': f, 'line': l, 'method': m, 'call': c})
        return traceString

    @staticmethod
    def getExceptionReportEntry(exception, full=True):
        entry = exception.__class__.__name__ + ': ' + str(exception)
        if full:
            entry += '\n' + ExceptionCollector.getTraceString(exception.trace)
        return entry

    @staticmethod
    def getExceptions():
        return ExceptionCollector.exceptions

    @staticmethod
    def getExceptionsReport(full=True):
        report = []
        for exception in ExceptionCollector.exceptions:
            report.append(
                ExceptionCollector.getExceptionReportEntry(exception, full))
        return report

    @staticmethod
    def assertExceptionMessage(exception, message):
        err_msg = exception.__name__ + ': ' + message
        report = ExceptionCollector.getExceptionsReport(False)
        assert err_msg in report, (_('Could not find "%(msg)s" in "%(rep)s".')
                                   % {'rep': report.__str__(), 'msg': err_msg})


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9 miles from Page Park, FL
Strange noises, movement in the stockroom, cooler door opening by itself. Items moved, a shelf falling down for no reason. (Submitted by Doris Goering)
Koreshan State Historic Site
Estero, Florida
10.5 miles from Page Park, FL
The ghost of Cyrus Teed and his followers are said to haunt this state park and museum, waiting for their leader to resurrect. In 1869, the Chicago doctor changed his name to Koresh and developed a new religion in which he was the Messiah. In 1894 Teed brought his followers ...
Captiva, Florida
This island is named after a girl named Useppa who was kidnapped in Havana and imprisoned on this island by the pirate, Jose Gaspar. He murdered her here (beheaded her), and people swear they still see her headless ghost along the shore.
Cabbage Key Inn
According to the locals, the inn's restaurant specialty "Cheeseburger in Paradise" inspired the Jimmy Buffett hit. Another of its claims to fame is its ghost. The apparition of a woman with long brown hair has been known to visit guest rooms, and a busboy's tub once flew across the kitchen. ...
Indian Spring Cemetery
This is one of the oldest cemeteries in the area - there's even a former Governor of Florida buried here, named Albert Gilchrist (d. 1926). Lots of activity is reported, including ghost lights, disembodied noises that sound like screaming and moaning, and shadow figures.
Rosemary Cemetery
Most of this pioneer-era cemetery was covered up by shopping malls and roadways, and folks say stores located on the site are cursed and often go out of business. One small plot of land remains, and rumor has it that it has been the site of many hauntings and eerie ...
Witch's Brew Lounge & Package Store
This place was a Naples institution for years, but unfortunately it shut down in 2004 and is now just an empty lot on Tamiami Trail. In its heyday as a nightclub though there was a "shadow figure" that haunted the place, often unplugging wires from the DJ's equipment.
Port Boca Grande Light
Boca Grande, Florida
The Port Boca Grande Lighthouse was first used on December 31st, 1890. It served local shipping trafic for nearly 80 years before it was finally abandoned in 1969. It nearly fell to complete ruin due to erosion, but Lee County took control of the building in 1972 and ...
Sandlin House
The Sandlin House has been advertised for sale for $1.59 million, and the ghost is included. The remodeled Victorian-style house is around 120 years old and is haunted by the spirit of then-owner James Sandlin's 14-year-old daughter Mary Leah, who in 1909 was ironing on the front porch and died ...
Ghost Stories of Venice
Kim Cool
Ghost Stories of Sarasota
Ghost Stories of St. Petersburg, Clearwater and Pinellas County
Deborah Frethem
Palm Cottage
This is the oldest house in Naples, dating back to 1895, and is now open to the public for guided tours thanks to the Naples Historical Society. Ghostly encounters here started, as happens so often, it seems, during renovations. Workers noticed that their tools would constantly be moved, ...
Another restaurant with a gruesome past. Three people were murdered in the back freezer in November 1995, and employees swear strange things still happen back there. Details of the original crime from the Naples News: Jennings and his accomplice, Charles Jason Graves, now 33, were each convicted of three ...
Restlawn Memorial Gardens
There is (or was) supposedly an old worn-down shack on the premises of this cemetery where people experienced cold spots, bad smells, and ghostly visions of a woman. There is also a peculiar phenomenon in the immediately-surrounding area that locals call the "Killer Bee Phenomenon"... people continually hear the ...
Englewood, Florida
This home, built around 1900, was a former nudist colony--but don't worry, we aren't dealing with a naked ghost here. Rumor has it that original builder, Swedish immigrant Carl Johanson, had a mother who was a healer. The mother used folk remedies and a mystical holy lead. When she passed ...
Olde Marco Island Inn & Suites
Marco Island, Florida
The usual assortment of paranormal activity here... footsteps, voices, cold drafts, etc. Some say chairs have been seen to move on their own.
The restaurant on the ground floor of this 1925 building is supposedly haunted. Staff have reported the apparition of an African American woman in a white apron in the kitchen and dining room, as well as a pair of ghostly men who have been arguing after the establishment has ...
Old Blue House
44 miles from Page Park, FL
Numerous paranormal websites claim there's an "Old Blue House" in Arcadia, FL where an entire family haunts the place. They supposedly were murdered in the house more than a century ago (though some reports say a new house has been rebuilt over this one). We've been told this house has ...
Old Opera House
Now a museum, with an antique shop as well, the Old Opera House in Arcadia has a number of weird goings-on. One worker tells of hearing the distinctive noise of a crowd in the old auditorium, but of course when she went to investigate, there was no one there. ...
Ringling Towers
No longer around (it was demolished in 1998), this old-school monster of a hotel was left to rot for many, many years in downtown Sarasota. It was a popular haunt for ghost hunters, who swore there were evil presences residing there.
Pelican Alley Restaurant
This restaurant is said to be haunted by an earlier owner. Footsteps are heard late at night, doors open and close on their own and objects move without anyone touching them.
Ghost Stories of St. Petersburg, FL
Ghosts of Florida: The Haunted Locations of St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Largo and Dunedin
Jeffrey Fisher
Ghost Stories of Clearwater & St. Petersburg
Clewiston Inn
Two rooms here are said to be especially haunted. Room 255 is said to be visited by Anita Conklin, a longtime inn resident who lived there with her husband, manager of the Miami Seaquarium. Ms. Conklin passed away in the room in 1994; her husband had passed away earlier. The ...
Smallwood Trading Post
Chokoloskee, Florida
The 1906 store established by Ted Smallwood is what remains of ghost town Chokoloskee. It was a general store, Seminole trading post, post office... and murder site. Outlaw Edgar Watson, killer of fellow outlaw Belle Starr, came here from South Carolina in 1910 to raise sugar cane ad make syrup. ...
Popash School
Zolfo Springs, Florida
This eerie abandoned school building stood on the outskirts of Wauchula for years and years before it was finally demolished in 2008. Before it was torn down it was a favorite place for ghost hunters, as the sounds of children playing were constantly heard in the area, even when ...
Harder Hall
Built in the 1920s, urban legend states that every owner of this hotel has died under "strange circumstances" - often within the limits of the property. And we wouldn't want the facts to get in the way of a good story. Other ghost stories abound of former visitors ...
Timber Chase Apartments
Supposedly the site of a 1992 stabbing murder, the ghost of the young female victim is said to still haunt the premises.
Bloody Bucket Bridge
Wauchula, Florida
This spooky story starts more than a century ago with a slave midwife who was concerned that parents were having more babies than they could support. She is said to have smothered many babies and buried their bodies near the bridge. After many babies were killed, the midwife began to ...
Belle Haven Inn
Orbs and full body apparitions have been reported here. One report says that flashes (on cameras) routinely fail while investigating this location.
Kenilworth Lodge
There are a number of ghost stories surrounding this building, which dates back to 1916. Eerie feelings are reported on the staircase, and doors have been seen opening and closing entirely on their own. One guest heard voices outside his door throughout the night, and when he complained ...
Ringling School of Art and Design
Once the "Bay Haven Hotel," the Keating Center building of Ringling School of Art and Design is believed to be the "haunt" of a young girl who hanged herself there years ago. She appears walking down the hallways of the building. Some art students say she swishes their ...
Forrest Howard, Sebring's fire chief in the 1940s and 1950s, is said to still roam the halls of his favorite fire station. Modern day firefighters swear they see him in the bunk area, and they occasionally smell faint scents of his much-beloved cigars.
Haunted Florida: Ghosts and Strange Phenomena of the Sunshine State
Catherine Lower
Florida's Ghostly Legends and Haunted Folklore: Volume 2: North Florida and St. Augustine
Greg Jenkins
Ghosts and Mysteries of Broward County
Dorothy Salvo Davis
Chart House
Longboat Key, Florida
This haunting is most often referenced as the "Old Ritz Carlton" haunting, but that's misleading, because there never was a Ritz-Carlton here. One was begun in the early 20th century but was never completed. During its initial construction, so the story goes, a worker's child fell down an ...
Ghost Lights of Heard Bridge Road
People have been reporting ghost lights since the 1950s on Heard Bridge Road in Fort Meade, as well as on Keller road, past Disong. We've marked the Keller Road location on the map below.
Hardee Correctional Institution
Bowling Green, Florida
There are vague reports of "voices" and a feeling like someone's walking just behind you at this correctional institution... though I'd venture to say its not uncommon to experience either in a high security prison!
Arbuckle Creek Bridge
Lorida, Florida
Legend has it that an old woman, one who was knowledgable with potions and healing, used to live nearby, and her spirit still haunts the bridge. So the tales say, the woman was hired to make a love potion, for which her payment was to be the client's first-born child. ...
Manasota Memorial Park
A man and his wife claim to have heard a disembodied voice say "Hey you! Come here!" twice during a late-night visit to a family member's grave.
The Mailman of Avon Park
Avon Park, Florida
There have been persistent claims of seeing a ghostly mailman walking the streets near the intersection of Main Street and Lake Avenue, especially on foggy mornings. He disappears the moment you try to contact him.
Ghost Lights of Bereah Road
Fort Meade, Florida
You may have to wait for a while, but supposedly if you hang about at night near the four-way stop of W. Bereah Road and County Line Road in Frostproof, you'll see some eerie "Ghost Lights" approach your car.
Braden Castle
This mid-1800s castle-like structure, now protected ruins, has had a long history of being haunted due to its years as a dilapidated, abandoned building. One amusing story centers on three men who set to explore the haunted site. They went through some harrowing scares before they were brave enough to ...
The Fisherwoman of Lake Arcola
Lake Arcola is no more - it dried up decades ago and is now mostly open fields with some water and a few small structures. And that's what makes it so weird that drivers on North Buckingham Road, which skirts the western edge of what used to be Lake ...
City Walk Condominiums
Formerly known as Cedar Tree Village Apartments - now known as City Walk Condominiums. A spirit of a young man playing guitar has apparently been seen all over the Bradenton area. One sighting was allegedly under the 2013 building staircase here. (No staircase can be seen via ...
Ghosthunting Florida
Dave Lapham
Florida's Ghostly Legends and Haunted Folklore, Volume 3: The Gulf Coast and Pensacola
Haunting Sunshine
Jack Powell
Manatee Avenue
A single claim here dates back to 1992, from a law enforcement officer who was patrolling the 1700-1800 block of Manatee Avenue in Bradenton. He claimed to see a Victorian-era man in all black clothing, with a very pale, white face for about 2-3 seconds, who then disappeared and ...
Rogers Cemetery / Antioch Cemetery
Page Park, Florida
Manatee Playhouse
This old 1920's era playhouse is rumoured to be haunted by the apparition of a young girl. Staff also claim to have heard running footsteps in the hallways after dark. (Submitted by Callum Swift)
Hampton Inn and Suites
This 1920's style hotel was recently refurbished, which appears to have stirred up a whole lot of paranormal activity. Workers renovating the building reported that their tools would go missing, and that they would occasionally catch of a mysterious woman in a white dress on the seventh floor, who ...
The Old Bank
These days the "Old Bank" is just a boarded up building (though in 2012 several murals were added to make it look a bit nicer), but back in the 1920s it was the pride of the town. Local legend has it that a member of the Ashley Gang (a ...
Harlee House
When a young family from Palmetto bought and restored the historic Harllee house on the Manatee River they were excited to renovate itl. Ironically, the original owner saw its potential all along. The new buyers found a love letter in one of the closets, only it was from Mrs. Harllee ...
Fogartyville Cemetery
Some folks say there's a generally "creepy" feel to this cemetery, and maybe a bit more fog there than is usual or to be expected. Judge for yourself. There's also this, from HauntedFlorida.com: There was many years ago a slab with a crypt top. The crypt box had apparently ...
Coquina Beach
Bradenton Beach, Florida
On the far southern end of Coquina Beach, just before the bridge, there used to be a hotel that is now just a picnic area. Supposedly a "male figure" in black clothing walks back and forth between the picnic area and the beach, even during daylight.
Sun House Restaurant and Bar
This upmarket restaurant appears to have changed ownership and name, but the ghosts that inhabit the building appear to have stayed behind. Staff working late hours have reportedly heard a man and woman arguing outside the managers office, but upon investigation, no one is there. Other reports of ...
Palm View Cemetery
This is listed on several paranormal websites as a "haunted location," but without a single story to back it up. If you happen to know of anything odd that's happened here, please let us know. Otherwise, as far as we're concerned, it's just a normal graveyard!
Haunted Pensacola (FL) (Haunted America) (The History Press)
Alan Brown
Haunted Monticello, Florida
Ghosts of Florida: The Haunted Locations of Jacksonville, Jacksonville Beach, Atlantic Beach and St. Augustine
» Cemeteries near Page Park, FL
» Find museums in Page Park, FL


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Q: Junit testing Expected exception: java.io.FileNotFoundException, junit.framework.assertionFailedError I have some problems getting my JUnit tests to work. I want to test the method if it finds the files or if it doesn't and if it catches it, but I'm not getting the expected results. My filenames are studenter, results and uppgift. Here are the tests I've formatted.
@Test(expected = java.io.FileNotFoundException.class)
public void testGradeAndPrintFileEX() throws Exception {
    System.out.println("gradeAndPrintFile");
    String assignmentFile = "uppgsift";
    String studentFile = "studentder";
    String resultFile = "resuslts";

    Grader instance = new Grader();

    instance.gradeAndPrintFile(assignmentFile, studentFile, resultFile);
}

@Test(expected = java.io.IOException.class)
public void testGradeAndPrintFileEX2() throws Exception {
    System.out.println("gradeAndPrintFile");
    String assignmentFile = "uppgift";
    String studentFile = "studenter";
    String resultFile = "results";
    Grader instance = new Grader();

    instance.gradeAndPrintFile(assignmentFile, studentFile, resultFile);
}

and here is my class:
    @Override
    public void gradeAndPrintFile(String assignmentFile, String studentFile, String resultFile) throws FileNotFoundException, IOException {
        student = new Student();

//throw new UnsupportedOperationException("Not supported yet."); //To change body of generated methods, choose Tools | Templates.
        try {
            FileWriter file = new FileWriter(resultFile);
            BufferedReader studentReader = new BufferedReader(new FileReader(studentFile));
            BufferedReader assignmentReader = new BufferedReader(new FileReader(new File(assignmentFile)));

            String assagning;
            Map<String, Integer> hashMap = new HashMap<>();

            while ((assagning = assignmentReader.readLine()) != null) {

                String[] cut = assagning.split(";");
                hashMap.put(cut[0], Integer.parseInt(cut[1]));
            }

            assignment = new Assignment();
            assignment.setLevelForPass(hashMap.get("G"));
            assignment.setLevelForPassWithDistinction(hashMap.get("VG"));

            String studenter;
            String[] studentArray;

            while ((studenter = studentReader.readLine()) != null) {

                studentArray = studenter.split(";");

                eMail = studentArray[2];
                lastName = studentArray[0];
                firstName = studentArray[1];

                student.setEmail(eMail);
                student.setLastName(lastName);
                student.setFirstName(firstName);

                ArrayList<Integer> poangLista = new ArrayList<>();

                for (int i = 0; i < studentArray.length; i++) {
                    if (i > 2) {

                        String numbers = studentArray[i];

                        poangLista.add(Integer.parseInt(numbers));

                    }
                }

                grade = new Grade();
                grade.setUp(student, poangLista, assignment);
                System.out.println(grade.toString());

                file.write(grade.toString() + "\n");
                file.flush();

            }

        } catch (FileNotFoundException ex) {
            Logger.getLogger(Grader.class.getName()).log(Level.SEVERE, null, ex);
        } catch (IOException ex) {
            Logger.getLogger(Grader.class.getName()).log(Level.SEVERE, null, ex);
        }
    }

the error im getting is a bunch of red rows witch i have no idea what they mean, they are as follows:
feb 15, 2015 9:05:19 EM grader.Grader gradeAndPrintFile
ALLVARLIG: null
java.io.FileNotFoundException: studentder (Det går inte att hitta filen)
    at java.io.FileInputStream.open(Native Method)
    at java.io.FileInputStream.<init>(FileInputStream.java:131)
    at java.io.FileInputStream.<init>(FileInputStream.java:87)
    at java.io.FileReader.<init>(FileReader.java:58)
    at grader.Grader.gradeAndPrintFile(Grader.java:47)
    at grader.GraderTest.testGradeAndPrintFileEX(GraderTest.java:69)
    at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke0(Native Method)
    at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(NativeMethodAccessorImpl.java:62)
    at sun.reflect.DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.java:43)
    at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Method.java:483)
    at org.junit.runners.model.FrameworkMethod$1.runReflectiveCall(FrameworkMethod.java:45)
    at org.junit.internal.runners.model.ReflectiveCallable.run(ReflectiveCallable.java:15)
    at org.junit.runners.model.FrameworkMethod.invokeExplosively(FrameworkMethod.java:42)
    at org.junit.internal.runners.statements.InvokeMethod.evaluate(InvokeMethod.java:20)
    at org.junit.internal.runners.statements.ExpectException.evaluate(ExpectException.java:22)
    at org.junit.internal.runners.statements.RunBefores.evaluate(RunBefores.java:28)
    at org.junit.internal.runners.statements.RunAfters.evaluate(RunAfters.java:30)
    at org.junit.runners.ParentRunner.runLeaf(ParentRunner.java:263)
    at org.junit.runners.BlockJUnit4ClassRunner.runChild(BlockJUnit4ClassRunner.java:68)
    at org.junit.runners.BlockJUnit4ClassRunner.runChild(BlockJUnit4ClassRunner.java:47)
    at org.junit.runners.ParentRunner$3.run(ParentRunner.java:231)
    at org.junit.runners.ParentRunner$1.schedule(ParentRunner.java:60)
    at org.junit.runners.ParentRunner.runChildren(ParentRunner.java:229)
    at org.junit.runners.ParentRunner.access$000(ParentRunner.java:50)
    at org.junit.runners.ParentRunner$2.evaluate(ParentRunner.java:222)
    at org.junit.internal.runners.statements.RunBefores.evaluate(RunBefores.java:28)
    at org.junit.internal.runners.statements.RunAfters.evaluate(RunAfters.java:30)
    at org.junit.runners.ParentRunner.run(ParentRunner.java:300)
    at junit.framework.JUnit4TestAdapter.run(JUnit4TestAdapter.java:39)
    at org.apache.tools.ant.taskdefs.optional.junit.JUnitTestRunner.run(JUnitTestRunner.java:532)
    at org.apache.tools.ant.taskdefs.optional.junit.JUnitTestRunner.launch(JUnitTestRunner.java:1179)
    at org.apache.tools.ant.taskdefs.optional.junit.JUnitTestRunner.main(JUnitTestRunner.java:1030)

A: Your test will never pass, because you are catching the IOException and not rethrowing it further:
catch (IOException ex) {
    Logger.getLogger(Grader.class.getName()).log(Level.SEVERE, null, ex);
    throw ex; // add this line
}

You should rethrow the exception.
You could remove the catching of FileNotFoundException as it extends IOException and so both can be handled by a single block as I proposed.


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Q: Foreign key which related to other foreign key choice I'm trying to make the following models in django:
class Client(models.Model):
    client = models.CharField(max_length=200)
    loyal = models.BooleanField(default=False)

class Contact(models.Model):
    first_name = models.CharField(max_length=200)
    last_name = models.CharField(max_length=200)
    client_id = models.ForeignKey(Client, on_delete=models.SET_NULL,null=True)

class Activity(models.Model):
    title = models.CharField(max_length=30)
    text = models.CharField(max_length=1000)
    client_id = models.ForeignKey(Client, on_delete=models.PROTECT)
    contact_id = models.ForeignKey(Contact, on_delete=models.PROTECT,limit_choices_to={'id__in': client_id.contact_set.all().values('id').query})

What i want to achieve - when i creating an activity and choose client in it - i want that in contact field i have to choose only from the contacts which related to choosen client, because when i do:
contact_id = models.ForeignKey(Contact, on_delete=models.PROTECT)

Django allow me to choose from all the contacts. I want to limit somehow the list of contacts from i need to choose, i try this way:
contact_id = models.ForeignKey(Contact, on_delete=models.PROTECT,limit_choices_to={'id__in': client_id.contact_set.all().values('id').query})

But i receive this error:
AttributeError: 'ForeignKey' object has no attribute 'contact_set'

How should i do it right?


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Notes: The events of Clone Wars: Volume II are meant to lead directly into Episode III: Revenge of the Sith. Anakin's knighting, the beginning of the Battle of Coruscant and Palpatine's kidnapping are also recounted in the prose novel "Labyrinth Of Evil." Those attempting to reconcile these two accounts are advised to stock up on the headache medication of their choice.


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Holme Valley Inns acquires The Sands House
A pubs operator has added to its "stable" of iconic local inns with the acquisition of The Sands House at Crosland Hill
Henryk ZientekBusiness Correspondent
The Sands House
They're among the best-known pubs in the Huddersfield area.
Now the Sands House at Crosland Hill, The Golden Cock at Farnley Tyas, Grange Moor's Kaye Arms and The Bull's Head at Blackmoorfoot have been given a new lease of life.
The four pubs have been brought together by business partners and tenants Mark Oldfield, his wife Clare and Ricardo Victor under the banner Holme Valley Inns.
And the ambitious partners will soon add a fifth with the Beaumont Arms at Kirkheaton due to join the iconic list in November.
Holme Valley Inns has worked with the pubs' owners – Enterprise Inns for The Sands House and The Kaye Arms; Punch Taverns for The Golden Cock and The Beaumont Arms; and Star Pubs & Bars for The Bull's Head – to refurbish the inns and revive their reputation for fine food and drink.
The most recent addition to Holme Valley Inns is The Sands House which faced a bleak future until they stepped into the breach just a few weeks ago after the pub's previous tenant left and an arson attack caused minor damage.
Mr Oldfield said: "It was closed for a while but Enterprise Inns has refurbished it and we have relaunched it and have now been open for a few weeks. We have had a tremendous response. It has been an instant hit and the reaction to the new menu and the style of the place has been very positive."
Mark and Ricardo met three years ago and have a combined 50 years experience in the hospitality sector to formulate Holme Valley Inns.
They acquired the The Bull's Head in November, 2011, with business partners and operators Anthony Ribouton and Melanie Pepper. They added The Golden Cock in April, 2012, which is operated by Ricardo and his wife Anneli before adding The Kaye Arms in October, 2013, with business partners and operators Steve Turner and Rachel Grimes.
The Beaumont Arms will join the 'stable' of pubs this autumn with a major refurbishment planned before it opens in November.
Ricardo, born in Porto, Portugal has more than 22 years experience in hospitality across Europe working at award-winning five-star hotels, including The Ritz in London and Cotswolds 88 in Gloucestershire – the boutique hotel which has hosted high-profile events. Ricardo was voted Britain's top food and beverage manager by Visit Britain in 2011.
Mark has 28 years experience in the pub sector in management, marketing, finance, development and acquisition roles and worked for Allied Domecq for many years before becoming director of Hobgoblin/Wychwood Brewery. He has been self-employed for the past 12 years, running his own businesses. bars and pubs.
Clare hails from a retail background. A former area manager and buyer, she spent the past 15 years in national account management before joining Holme Valley Inns full-time in April to manage marketing and promotion, project management of new sites and ensure high standards of presentation and service across the group.
Mr Oldfield said Holme Valley Inns was giving a new lease of life to some of the area's iconic pubs. "We are giving them the full treatment and bringing them back to what they should be," he said.
Mr Oldfield agreed the pub trade was struggling generally, with many long-established inns closing, being demolished or converted to new uses.
He said: "The pubs that are struggling are not doing the right things – offering good fresh food, fantastic service and value for money. But there's a very healthy 'eating out' market in the Huddersfield area and a number of venues are lifting their game."
Farnley Tyas
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