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Home 'Mainline Diesel' Improved compensation for Greater Anglia passengers
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Improved compensation for Greater Anglia passengers
Credit: Greater Anglia
Greater Anglia has announced that its passengers are set to benefit from improved compensation thanks to a new deal signed between themselves and the Department for Transport (DfT).
From 1 April 2019, they will be able to claim compensation for journeys delayed between 15 and 29 minutes under the Delay Repay 15 (DR15) scheme.
This means that passengers will be able to claim back 25% of the single fare. The existing scheme applies for delays over 30 minutes.
Customers can claim compensation online, by email or by hard copy form. Compensation can be transferred directly into your bank account, as a credit on your credit card, by voucher, Paypal or alternatively as a charitable donation. This latter option was introduced by Greater Anglia last summer and has already raised over £8,000 for the Samaritans charity.
Latest punctuality figures for Greater Anglia stand at just over 90%.
Rail Minister Andrew Jones said:
"Our top priority is ensuring passengers see the reliable and punctual services they expect, but when things do go wrong, it's only right that they are compensated fairly and quickly.
"This is why the launch of DR15 on Greater Anglia is important news for passengers, providing them with better compensation if their services are delayed."
Jamie Burles, Managing Director for Greater Anglia said:
"We're delighted to be able to provide better compensation, with the launch of Delay Repay 15 from next month and we are sure it will be welcomed by our customers.
"We've worked in close partnership with the Department for Transport to offer this significant benefit during the existing franchise as soon as possible, meeting our customers' aspirations to see this upgrade earlier than expected.
"It's all part of a wider transformation of train service standards in East Anglia that sees us bringing in a complete fleet of brand-new trains across our entire network over the next two years, with the first new trains due in service later this year. We're fully focused on improving punctuality and reliability, in collaboration with Network Rail, but customers will now be able to claim compensation for any delays of 15 minutes and over, when things do go wrong."
Greater Anglia
14th March 2019 at 4:26 am
It's commuters using the Southend Victoria line will have compensation because of the ongoing overhead wiring replacement works that is still continuing throughout 2019 and 2020.
And withreplacement buses happening at Easter and all throughout weekends.
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Preservation of Monticello
Thomas Jefferson sometimes argued that the earth belonged to the living and that each generation owed little to those before or after it. At times he lived his own life that way. Fortunately his heirs had different views.
When Jefferson died in 1826, he left over $100,000 in debts, badly encumbering the next generation of his family. They were forced to sell most of his eclectic collection of furniture and artwork, hundreds of acres of his estate, and, in 1831, his beloved home itself, Monticello. Jefferson had designed Monticello with his own hands; he called it his "essay in architecture," and it was full of the Greek, French, and Roman influences that had shaped his political philosophy. Franklin Roosevelt would later say he had never seen a historic home that was such a perfect expression of the personality of its builder.
It was an aspect of Jefferson's legacy that would ultimately save the historic house. Uriah Levy was the first Jew to serve a career as an officer in the United States Navy, and he had gone on to a successful career in real-estate speculation. A passionate believer in the freedom of religion that America had offered his family, he was grateful to Jefferson for the role he had played in extending that landmark liberty.
After his acquaintance the Marquis de Lafayette inquired about Jefferson's home, Levy found that it was in disrepair. In 1836 he bought and restored it as a tribute to its creator. Upon Uriah's death his family lost control of the estate, and the house again deteriorated. The not-accidentally named Jefferson Levy, Uriah's nephew, regained possession in 1879. The younger Levy was also a successful speculator, and a three-term New York congressman. He put hundreds of thousands of dollars into restoring the house to its former glory.
In all, the Levy family owned the home for nearly 90 years—far longer than Jefferson himself. They eventually transferred the structure to the Thomas Jefferson Foundation to preserve it indefinitely. Since 1923 the private nonprofit foundation has operated the home as a museum, historic site, and research center—a testament to the way generations should honor those who come before and after.
Marc Leepson, Saving Monticello: The Levy Family's Epic Quest to Rescue the House that Jefferson Built (University of Virginia Press, 2003)
Thomas Jefferson's Monticello, monticello.org


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And kind of hard to keep up.
Why don't we call it a to-do list instead?
Let's start a new tradition this year and make to-do lists NOT resolutions. There is still plenty of time to make YOUR 2016 list! I love making lists and checking things off of them. I pretty much always have a little notebook going with grocery store needs, crafty ideas, letters to write, and adulting to be done.
I'm pretty motivated to get stuff done, but somehow it helps me get bigger and/or intimidating things accomplished when I write them down. When I was in high school and college I made these lists at the beginning of fall semester. These days I do them at the year change, although I've also though about making another list on my birthdays. Maybe that will be another new tradition we can start!
Make and use a pin-hole camera. My buddy Anna Roe has made and used these over the years and I have loved seeing the results she gets. I'm not terribly interested in photography in general, there is something about the truly DIY nature of the pin-hole camera that piques my interest.
Go to an eye doctor. My eyesight isn't terrible but the time I spend in front of a computer and doing tiny needle work takes a toll on my eyes. I'm in need of a new prescription I'm sure. The upside is new frames! I'm thinking of something like these!
Go to a dentist. Ugh. I haven't been in a few years. Enough said.
Set-up/load pictures to a cloud. I'm terrified of losing all the pictures I've taken over the years but I really don't have an organized system in which to keep them. I have some on my laptop, some saved in emails, some in albums on Facebook. After seeing my friend Lori's system on the cloud I decided it was time to at least put it on the to-do list. If you have any advice please post it in the comments–I'm clueless.
Grow a garden. I've had many gardens over the years with varying degrees of success. Check out this picture of me as a pup in the garden with my dad.
It's been a while since I had much of a garden, but I've done some preliminary mulching and composting over the past year that I hope will help this garden spot to be better than my last one. I've been reading about raised deep mulch beds. Have any of y'all had experience with this? I'm looking forward to the cherry tomatoes that I know I can grow, and I'm also looking forward to trying my luck with some leafy greens and lettuces this go round. Do you have a garden plan in the works?
Finish tee shirt quilt. A few years back I decided to finally stop wearing some of my oldest and most favorite tee shirts. They were so worn, and oh-so-perfect, but the fact was that they didn't really look good on me anymore. They were way too important to me sentimentally to just get rid of them so I went ahead and cut them up for a quilt. Most of the patches are cut and ready to sew, but this year (by April for my guild's quilt show) I want to finish it. Here is a sneak peek of the quilt layout.
Build doll house. Yes I am a thirtysomething and yes I still play with dolls. I'm a huge Monster High and Blythe doll fan (and also other weird and/or ball jointed dolls). I've actually got a pretty good lead on a used doll house that I think I'm going to trade some stuff for. If you want to see some of the dolls I and accessories I really like check out my pin board here.
Purge and re-vamp wardrobe. There is stuff that needs to GO to make room for fun stuff! Don't we all?
OKAY! Now you tell me what you're going to get up to this year! Here's to 2016 being full of checking things off the to-do list!
Just read your posts…LOVE!!!!! Gardening book must-read: The Self-Sufficient Suburban Garden by Jeff Ball. It was published over 30 years ago but the information is still very much relevant….and awesome! Also The Backyard Homestead: Produce all the food you need on just a quarter acre! by Carleen Madigan. Um what else…oh yeah, I LOVE hand me downs so anything you're aiming to part with from the closet I'll gladly rehome! Lastly, I can no longer allow myself to read any more of your to-do lists. It just makes me want to do ANYTHING other than study and adult. Thank you. Love you. Mean it.
Want to see your pin-hole camera results…always fascinated with those as well. I think it's because I always think they're going to capture something otherworldly by accident.
John, I totally agree with the other-worldly bit–I sort of feel like most of the pics I've seen have that going on. I'll keep y'all posted as I make my camera and get film going.


Levi Teldon (left), Eli Ganzman, Irina Ganzman, Etan Smolinsky and Val Smolinsky at a menorah candle making workshop at Chanukah Wonderland in Northbrook.
A painting workshop at the Chanukah Wonderland at Northbrook Court on Dec. 17.
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fallen angel of death whose name means "to destroy."
One- winged Red Sea fallen angel.
fallen angel who is a duke in hell.
name of the fallen angel who appears as a unicorn.
fallen angel who is a strong marquis over 40 legions.
name of a fallen angel who is a president in hell.
fallen angel marquis and appears raven - headed
fallen angel who can transform humans into birds.
fallen angel who appears as a man holding a serpent.
fallen angel of death; same as Abaddon.
fallen angel who teaches the "resolving of enchantments."
fallen angel king with three heads: a bull, a ram, and a man.
one of the most evil of fallen angels, being an archdemon.
fallen angel who is a grand duke in hell.
evil, fallen angel who cohabited with women.
fallen angel whose name means "God strengthens."
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pale horse riding fallen angel.
fallen angel known as the "prince of demons."
fallen angel who is the "demon of the deep."
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deceptively beautiful fallen angel whose name means "without worth."
fallen angel whose name means "lord of opening."
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fallen angel who teaches philosophy, logic and ethics.
fallen angel who appears as a dragon with three heads.
fallen angel who appears as a thrush or man with a sword.
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fallen angel who appears as a star in a pentacle.
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fallen angel who appears as a man with bat wings.
fallen angel whose name means "God is my helper."
fallen angel who appears as a small horse.
fallen angel who appears as a winged dog.
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Anti-drug laws to farm laws to UAPA: Are liberals undermining the Indian state by calling everything 'draconian'?
Author: Abhishek Banerjee
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You can disagree with this or that provision in some law, but you can't miss the pattern of exaggeration here.
Here for example is Shekhar Gupta, writing today in ThePrint:
"It is so unique, draconian, impractical, ineffective, exploitative and prone to misuse that to use the familiar description for laws would be an insult to the ass."
So many adjectives in one sentence. What would make a veteran journalist such as Shekhar Gupta to abandon all the basic rules of good writing, not to mention those of decency?
Shekhar Gupta is writing here about the Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) act. A law which has been around since 1985 but whose name most Indians would never have heard of until last month. Who knew that this law has always been such an existential threat to the Republic? And therefore, all of a sudden, it is time for all of us to panic. The headline of Shekhar's article is no less alarmist: NDPS is a weapon vengeful state could use on you or your kids.
Did somebody say draconian law? Have you noticed how every law is 'draconian' these days? Everything is draconian, everything is genocide.
Consider this. There is the Unlawful Activities Prevention Act, or UAPA. Since 2014, there has been no end to the laments about just how draconian this law is. Which is weird, because public records show that it was enacted all the way in 1967.
What about the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA)? Draconian. What about the National Register of Citizens (NRC), first promised by Rajiv Gandhi as part of the Assam Accord? Also draconian. What about the three new agricultural laws passed by the Modi government? All draconian.
There have been anti-cow slaughter laws in many Indian states since the 1950s. But what about cow protection laws enacted by BJP governments in some states? All draconian. The first anti-conversion laws in India appeared in the 1960s. But if a BJP government enacts any such law today, it is draconian.
You can disagree with this or that provision in some law, but you can't miss the pattern of exaggeration here. The 2002 riots in Gujarat were among the few in India to be ever described as a 'genocide' or a 'pogrom.' Did anyone refer to what happened under Rajiv Gandhi as a pogrom? Yes they did, you are probably thinking. That is because you are probably thinking only about the anti-Sikh riots of 1984. Did they ever talk about the Bhagalpur riots of 1989? Some 1000 people perished in those riots. And unlike the Gujarat riots, nobody knows exactly how many. There has never been a single conviction and nobody knows the name of the Chief Minister of Bihar under whom those riots happened.
Even to this day, all media descriptions of the Gujarat riots deliberately leave out the mention of the Godhra carnage. Or worse, they plant conspiracy theories about who was behind the carnage, despite the fact that the culprits have been definitively convicted by the High Court years ago.
Why? Because acknowledging the Godhra carnage would go against the narrative they want. Compare to "farmer leader" Rakesh Tikait sitting at the Press Club some days ago, coolly dismissing the lynching of 3 BJP workers at Lakhimpur Kheri as a natural reaction. The Samyukt Kisan Morcha then proceeded to suspend Yogendra Yadav for a month because he dared to visit the family of one of the BJP workers who had been lynched. Wonder who is draconian here, and who are the humanitarians.
The exaggerations hit an all time high last year, when liberals demanded foreign intervention against the Indian government for using water cannons to push back "farmer protesters" from the barricades. In fact, they routinely use water cannons in democratic countries around the world. They are used every week in India somewhere or the other. But in the hands of Modi government, the water cannon was suddenly an instrument for violating human rights.
You can argue about whether the state should be using water cannons. You can argue about whether we need a law such as UAPA. But you cannot miss the fact that our 'civil society' began making an issue out of this only after 2014.
And don't forget the judicial system. Every common person in India knows that you cannot commit contempt of court. But that's only because they are common people who have to stay within their limits. All of a sudden, you can pick up any newspaper or turn on any TV channel to see that contempt of court is rampant. Why? Because the most privileged in our country are not getting bail on time, preferably over the phone. As much as 67 percent of India's prison population consists of under-trials. There are 4.5 crore cases pending in Indian courts. The Indian judicial system is a mess. But now it is okay to say that. What changed?
You have to suspect whether the real problem here is that liberals are having difficulty conceding the legitimacy of the Indian state, ever since the people chose Narendra Modi. And quite literally so. Soon after the 2014 election, you might remember a wave of liberal outrage against our first past the post voting system. How dare Modi come to power with 31% of the vote? What about the other 69%? After 2019, how dare Modi form a government with 38% of the vote? What about the other 62%?
Now, Modi did not choose our voting system. Modi did not make Sonia Gandhi come to power in 2004 with a mere 26% of the vote. In fact, Modi's 31% in 2014 is the highest for any ruling party since 1991. Since its birth, the Indian Republic has used the first past the post voting system. Three generations of the Nehru dynasty have won the PM post and have been awarded Bharat Ratnas under this system. But that was different then, because it wasn't Modi. Because it is BJP & Modi now, suddenly it is all bad.
It is all bad. The anti-terror laws, the anti-drug laws, the citizenship laws, the agricultural laws, everything. The first past the post voting system is bad. And water cannons are a human rights violation.
This pattern of undermining the Indian state extends beyond drug offenses, sedition, or CAA or NRC. What about someone who was convicted in the Mumbai serial blasts of 1993? Do you remember the headline "And they hanged Yakub"?
What is the end goal here, if I may so ask. If you reject everything from anti-drug laws to the voting system to the conviction of terrorists by the Supreme Court, what is left? Are you advocating for anarchy? Please clarify this. Because I assure you that it is not funny at all.
- Abhishek Banerjee is a math lover who may or may not be an Associate Professor at IISc Bangalore. He is the author of Operation Johar - A Love Story, a novel on the pain of left wing terror in Jharkhand


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Вале́рія Ві́кторівна Рудако́ва ( , Харків) — українська бадмінтоністка, майстер спорту України, гравчиня Національної збірної України, чемпіонка України 2020 року.

Загальні відомості
Вихованка Харківської школи вищої спортивної майстерності. Тренується з семирічного віку. Її першим тренером була Анна Кобцева.

Учасниця чемпіонату Європи 2021 року, який пройшов у Києві.

Досягнення
 2017 — на міжнародному юнацькому турнірі у Словаччині разом з Анастасією Прозоровою виборола золоті медалі в парній категорії.
 2018 — переможниця разом з Анастасією Прозоровою міжнародного турніру серед юніорів Valamar Junior Open в Дубровнику, Хорватія.
 2018 — на Чемпіонаті Європи серед юніорів в Таллінні у парі з Анастасією Прозоровою посіла 3-е місце
 2020 — переможниця Кубку України в парі з Анастасією Прозоровою.
 2020 — чемпіонка України з бадмінтону в змішаній парній категорії разом з Валерієм Атращенковим.
 2021 — переможниця Кубку України з бадмінтону разом з Валерієм Атращенковим.

Примітки

Посилання

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 Українська команда: Валерія Рудакова
 Валерія Рудакова flashscore.ua

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Northwestern coach Chris Collins expressed his confidence in McIntosh, the ease with which the Wildcats dissected the 1-3-1 zone and the performances of some of Michigan's players.
After Bryant McIntosh missed an open layup that would've sent the game to overtime, Northwestern coach Chris Collins expressed his confidence in the freshman.
Collins also discussed the ease with which the Wildcats dissected the 1-3-1 zone, despite the sub-par results, and touched on the performances of some of Michigan's players.


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<?php

declare(strict_types=1);

/*
 * This file is part of PHP CS Fixer.
 *
 * (c) Fabien Potencier <fabien@symfony.com>
 *     Dariusz Rumiński <dariusz.ruminski@gmail.com>
 *
 * This source file is subject to the MIT license that is bundled
 * with this source code in the file LICENSE.
 */

namespace PhpCsFixer\Fixer\ControlStructure;

use PhpCsFixer\AbstractFixer;
use PhpCsFixer\Fixer\ConfigurableFixerInterface;
use PhpCsFixer\FixerConfiguration\AllowedValueSubset;
use PhpCsFixer\FixerConfiguration\FixerConfigurationResolver;
use PhpCsFixer\FixerConfiguration\FixerConfigurationResolverInterface;
use PhpCsFixer\FixerConfiguration\FixerOptionBuilder;
use PhpCsFixer\FixerConfiguration\InvalidOptionsForEnvException;
use PhpCsFixer\FixerDefinition\CodeSample;
use PhpCsFixer\FixerDefinition\FixerDefinition;
use PhpCsFixer\FixerDefinition\FixerDefinitionInterface;
use PhpCsFixer\FixerDefinition\VersionSpecification;
use PhpCsFixer\FixerDefinition\VersionSpecificCodeSample;
use PhpCsFixer\Tokenizer\CT;
use PhpCsFixer\Tokenizer\Token;
use PhpCsFixer\Tokenizer\Tokens;
use PhpCsFixer\Tokenizer\TokensAnalyzer;
use Symfony\Component\OptionsResolver\Options;

/**
 * @author Sebastiaan Stok <s.stok@rollerscapes.net>
 * @author Dariusz Rumiński <dariusz.ruminski@gmail.com>
 * @author Kuba Werłos <werlos@gmail.com>
 */
final class TrailingCommaInMultilineFixer extends AbstractFixer implements ConfigurableFixerInterface
{
    /**
     * @internal
     */
    public const ELEMENTS_ARRAYS = 'arrays';

    /**
     * @internal
     */
    public const ELEMENTS_ARGUMENTS = 'arguments';

    /**
     * @internal
     */
    public const ELEMENTS_PARAMETERS = 'parameters';

    /**
     * {@inheritdoc}
     */
    public function getDefinition(): FixerDefinitionInterface
    {
        return new FixerDefinition(
            'Multi-line arrays, arguments list and parameters list must have a trailing comma.',
            [
                new CodeSample("<?php\narray(\n    1,\n    2\n);\n"),
                new VersionSpecificCodeSample(
                    <<<'SAMPLE'
<?php
    $x = [
        'foo',
        <<<EOD
            bar
            EOD
    ];

SAMPLE
                    ,
                    new VersionSpecification(70300),
                    ['after_heredoc' => true]
                ),
                new VersionSpecificCodeSample("<?php\nfoo(\n    1,\n    2\n);\n", new VersionSpecification(70300), ['elements' => [self::ELEMENTS_ARGUMENTS]]),
                new VersionSpecificCodeSample("<?php\nfunction foo(\n    \$x,\n    \$y\n)\n{\n}\n", new VersionSpecification(80000), ['elements' => [self::ELEMENTS_PARAMETERS]]),
            ]
        );
    }

    /**
     * {@inheritdoc}
     *
     * Must run after NoMultilineWhitespaceAroundDoubleArrowFixer.
     */
    public function getPriority(): int
    {
        return 0;
    }

    /**
     * {@inheritdoc}
     */
    public function isCandidate(Tokens $tokens): bool
    {
        return $tokens->isAnyTokenKindsFound([T_ARRAY, CT::T_ARRAY_SQUARE_BRACE_OPEN, '(']);
    }

    /**
     * {@inheritdoc}
     */
    protected function createConfigurationDefinition(): FixerConfigurationResolverInterface
    {
        return new FixerConfigurationResolver([
            (new FixerOptionBuilder('after_heredoc', 'Whether a trailing comma should also be placed after heredoc end.'))
                ->setAllowedTypes(['bool'])
                ->setDefault(false)
                ->setNormalizer(static function (Options $options, $value) {
                    return $value;
                })
                ->getOption(),
            (new FixerOptionBuilder('elements', sprintf('Where to fix multiline trailing comma (PHP >= 7.3 required for `%s`, PHP >= 8.0 for `%s`).', self::ELEMENTS_ARGUMENTS, self::ELEMENTS_PARAMETERS)))
                ->setAllowedTypes(['array'])
                ->setAllowedValues([new AllowedValueSubset([self::ELEMENTS_ARRAYS, self::ELEMENTS_ARGUMENTS, self::ELEMENTS_PARAMETERS])])
                ->setDefault([self::ELEMENTS_ARRAYS])
                ->setNormalizer(static function (Options $options, $value) {
                    if (\PHP_VERSION_ID < 80000 && \in_array(self::ELEMENTS_PARAMETERS, $value, true)) {
                        throw new InvalidOptionsForEnvException(sprintf('"%s" option can only be enabled with PHP 8.0+.', self::ELEMENTS_PARAMETERS));
                    }

                    return $value;
                })
                ->getOption(),
        ]);
    }

    /**
     * {@inheritdoc}
     */
    protected function applyFix(\SplFileInfo $file, Tokens $tokens): void
    {
        $fixArrays = \in_array(self::ELEMENTS_ARRAYS, $this->configuration['elements'], true);
        $fixArguments = \in_array(self::ELEMENTS_ARGUMENTS, $this->configuration['elements'], true);
        $fixParameters = \in_array(self::ELEMENTS_PARAMETERS, $this->configuration['elements'], true);

        for ($index = $tokens->count() - 1; $index >= 0; --$index) {
            $prevIndex = $tokens->getPrevMeaningfulToken($index);

            if (
                $fixArrays
                && (
                    $tokens[$index]->equals('(') && $tokens[$prevIndex]->isGivenKind(T_ARRAY) // long syntax
                    || $tokens[$index]->isGivenKind(CT::T_ARRAY_SQUARE_BRACE_OPEN) // short syntax
                )
            ) {
                $this->fixBlock($tokens, $index);

                continue;
            }

            if (!$tokens[$index]->equals('(')) {
                continue;
            }

            $prevPrevIndex = $tokens->getPrevMeaningfulToken($prevIndex);

            if ($fixArguments
                && $tokens[$prevIndex]->equalsAny([']', [T_CLASS], [T_STRING], [T_VARIABLE]])
                && !$tokens[$prevPrevIndex]->isGivenKind(T_FUNCTION)
            ) {
                $this->fixBlock($tokens, $index);

                continue;
            }

            if (
                $fixParameters
                && (
                    $tokens[$prevIndex]->isGivenKind(T_STRING) && $tokens[$prevPrevIndex]->isGivenKind(T_FUNCTION)
                    || $tokens[$prevIndex]->isGivenKind([T_FN, T_FUNCTION])
                )
            ) {
                $this->fixBlock($tokens, $index);
            }
        }
    }

    private function fixBlock(Tokens $tokens, int $startIndex): void
    {
        $tokensAnalyzer = new TokensAnalyzer($tokens);

        if (!$tokensAnalyzer->isBlockMultiline($tokens, $startIndex)) {
            return;
        }

        $blockType = Tokens::detectBlockType($tokens[$startIndex]);
        $endIndex = $tokens->findBlockEnd($blockType['type'], $startIndex);

        $beforeEndIndex = $tokens->getPrevMeaningfulToken($endIndex);
        $beforeEndToken = $tokens[$beforeEndIndex];

        // if there is some item between braces then add `,` after it
        if (
            $startIndex !== $beforeEndIndex && !$beforeEndToken->equals(',')
            && (true === $this->configuration['after_heredoc'] || !$beforeEndToken->isGivenKind(T_END_HEREDOC))
        ) {
            $tokens->insertAt($beforeEndIndex + 1, new Token(','));

            $endToken = $tokens[$endIndex];

            if (!$endToken->isComment() && !$endToken->isWhitespace()) {
                $tokens->ensureWhitespaceAtIndex($endIndex, 1, ' ');
            }
        }
    }
}

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Q: How avoid sibling element from shaking when animate with jquery I have two div elements side by side. When i move the mouse over the first and animates it, the next one strangely shakes. See here: http://jsfiddle.net/YqZSv/1/ I've noticed it only happens when padding and border are involved. If i replace border with margin, the 'shaking' effect stops.
HTML

CSS
.a {
   width: 80px;
   height: 80px;
   padding: 10px;
   border: 0px solid yellow;
   background-color: red;
   display: inline-block
}

.b {
   width: 100px;
   height: 100px;
   background-color: blue;
   display: inline-block;
   margin-left: 20px;
}

jQuery
$('.a').mouseenter(function(){
    $(this).animate({
        'padding': 0,
        'borderWidth': 10
    });
}).mouseleave(function(){
    $(this).animate({
       'padding': 10,
       'borderWidth': 0
    });
});

I can't use margin instead of border because i use a background image with border origin, so i don't want it to move together with its content.
Any help?

A: Tell the browser to keep both the padding and the border-width inside the defined height/width so it doesn't think the size is changing:
div.a { box-sizing:border-box; }

http://jsfiddle.net/exvEa/

A: If you DO NOT Mind some modification...  I'd go for CSS Positioning.
Though this will have an additional  tag
Something like:

and the in your original CSS:
#mother{
position:relative;  width:210px;
}
    .a {
       width: 80px;
       height: 80px;
       padding: 10px;
       border: 0px solid yellow;
       background-color: red;
       display: inline-block;
       position:absolute;
       left:0px;
    }

    .b {
       width: 100px;
       height: 100px;
       background-color: blue;
       display: inline-block;
       margin-left: 20px;
       position:absolute;
       right:0px;
    }

jQuery:
$('.a').mouseenter(function(){
    $(this).animate({
        'padding': 0,
        'borderWidth': 10
    });
}).mouseleave(function(){
    $(this).animate({
       'padding': 10,
       'borderWidth': 0
    });
});

Try that....
http://jsfiddle.net/8jFyL/

A: If small html/css changes aren't problem:
http://jsfiddle.net/YqZSv/8/
HTML:

CSS:
.box {
width:100px;
    height:100px;
    margin-right:20px;
    float:left;
}
.a {
    width: 80px;
    height: 80px;
    padding: 10px;
    border: 0px solid yellow;
    background-color: red;
    display: inline-block
}

.b {
    width: 80px;
    height: 80px;
     padding: 10px;
    background-color: blue;
    display: inline-block;

}

Basically, one div as wrapper...


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The West Bend Current
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Board Votes to Close Pathways Charter School
By Caitlin Marsch, Current Staff
After a six-year tenure, Pathways Charter School will close in June.
The West Bend School Board voted to discontinue Pathways Charter School's contract in a 5-1 decision at the Jan. 28 meeting. This decision will take effect June 30, when the school will officially close.
Superintendent Don Kirkegaard said at the board meeting that after two months of discussion, he would stand with his original recommendation to not renew the school's contract.
Kirkegaard says he made his recommendation based on five factors: cost, participation, student performance, anticipated change in location, and the disconnect between the mission and enrollment.
"When examining the facts related to the five factors, I feel the resources used to fund Pathways can be used throughout the entire district to help provide a curriculum and structure that is conducive for all our students," Kirkegaard said.
School board member Tiffany Larson expressed some of the financial concerns surrounding low enrollment numbers. Enrollment was expected to cap at 125 students by the end of the initial five-year contract, but had an overall high of 69, and enrollment did not increase even as the school expanded.
Larson said that Wisconsin charter schools are granted significantly more freedoms than public schools in return for a greater level of accountability. This is tracked by a five-year contract, with certain expectations attached.
"The expectation is that student performance will meet or exceed that of students within traditional public schools," Larson said. "As I reflected on the body of data produced over the past six years, it was apparent performance expectations had not been met in accordance with the contract."
School board member Ken Schmidt was the single opposition vote. At the meeting, he expressed concerns about meeting the needs of students and having a smooth transition from Pathways to a traditional school.
"I don't see, within this time frame, how we're going to have this seamless transition," Schmidt said. "I think there's going to be a lot of students and families more than left out in the cold when it comes to addressing the needs of the students."
Jack Redfern, an eighth grader at Pathways Charter School, presented the history behind how basketballs evolved at the Project Showcase Night Nov, 1, 2018. Photo courtesy of Becky Derlein, Pathways math teacher.
Anton Balzar, lead teacher at Pathways, expressed similar concerns and worried that the students' needs would not be met in a conventional school.
Courtney O'Connell, president of the Pathways governance council, says that there will be a transition process for Pathways students. This will include an initial meeting with families and WBSD officials to discuss the needs of the students.
"From there, the district will determine how to ease the transition for individual students as well as groups of students; how they will best accommodate the needs of one and all students at Pathways," O'Connell said.
Kirkegaard further elaborated on the nuances of this transition period. He plans to offer opportunities such as tailored learning environments, scheduling into the appropriate courses and retaining the counselors that students had while at Pathways.
"I am certain that the district, Badger Middle School, and East and West High Schools will do everything possible to address the needs of the Pathways students, and make their transition to full-time students at these schools smooth," Kirkegaard said.
After Pathways closes, O'Connell says the district will do a valuation of assets within the Mutual Mall, the space where Pathways is located, and all materials and equipment will be moved to other locations determined by the needs of the district.
"While the closing of Pathways was not what the Governance Council, staff and families of Pathways had desired, we must move forward with the district to ensure students will be given the tools and resources to be successful in their new environment," O'Connell said.
(Top image: Eighth grader Nick Vogel studied physics and economics to create a human-powered pitching machine featured in the Project Showcase Night Nov. 1, 2018 at Pathways Charter School. Photo courtesy of Becky Derlein, Pathways math teacher.)
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The Clandestine Bigfoot Massacre Meeting
Posted by: Loren Coleman on May 24th, 2008
"Back and to the left, back and to the left"! Gary the Cat, May 22, 2008.
I would like to pass along my thoughts concerning the meeting with MK and others after the Ohio conference since I had the opportunity to attend this clandestine meeting. Actually, the meeting was held in a corner section of a large public room that overlooked the pool; anyone that was curious could have sat down and participated.
I would like to thank MK for allowing a number of curious individuals to take a closer look at his work with the Patterson film. He could have easily called it a night after the conference and went to bed for a few hours of sleep. MK's dedication to the enhancement of this film is second to none and I admire his perseverance.
(Side note) Immediately after the 2:00 am meeting, MK had to drive 13 hours so his family could make previous commitments. I think I can safely say, MK is very committed in everything he does.
What I observed in the after hours meeting was a continuation of what MK talked about during his time as speaker. He did show some additional enhancements and demonstrated his use of digital filters to bring out the hidden details within the film. One must be very careful when using digital filters for enhancement; they can be your best friend or your worst enemy. He was very careful in how he explained the questionable sections of the film, but he did mention "shock wave" from a possible bullet when describing how a portion of the flesh moved between frames.
But when seeing the film clips and listening to him, you did come away with the sense that he was trying to portray someone was taking shots at the subject in the film.
Having done limited video enhancement work myself, I have seen how filters can heighten detail in subject areas as well as mask the same area depending on what filters are being applied. I do not agree with MK and others that the creature in the film fell forward at one point; that is just my opinion. I will attempt to verify my observations at a later date using the MK slideshow technique. I also don't agree that the leg bulge is the result of a gunshot, just my thoughts.
I'm glad we can politely discuss MK's work on the film in a logical manner and I think all the work being done on the Patterson film is interesting, but we should put the Patterson film behind us and focus our energies on present and future scientific research techniques.
William M. Dranginis, May 23, 2008.
Perhaps the words, "Patty was shot" were never uttered, but people who attended his informal talk came away with the impression that that is what he meant. He is said to have shown "the shockwave that went through her body" at the moment in question. He showed, immediately following the hernia/gunshot wound frames, that Patty "stumbles," and he showed frames that he claimed exhibited bloodstains on her heel and in her footprints. He discussed how Patty "came down on her leg differently" after the hernia/gunshot wound frames. He then showed where she later trips, and at another point claims that she fell down. All of this is clearly intended to build the circumstantial case that Patty was shot.
In fact, Davis claimed that she was shot at again, and showed where her hair moves and she bobs her head in "reaction" to the bullet just missing her.
It's clear that Davis meant to make a case that Patty had been shot, and my correspondents did not understand this case to be provisional in any way. So while he may be accurate that he never said the words "Patty was shot" or something like them, he did mean to "propose this theory" as you asked in your question. You may have noticed he doesn't deny it, but he seems to be saying something along the lines of, "when you are brainstorming, you throw a lot of mud against the wall and see what sticks." But the attendees that I've talked to didn't hear the theory as provisional. They took it as a well developed theory offered as an explanation of the facts. In fact, Davis was so persuasive that my correspondents believed it.
Blogsquatcher, May 23, 2008.
I was also at this "clandestine" gathering at the Ohio conference.
There was nothing secret about it. Just around 10 people sitting in a lounge area staring at a laptop. Everything that Bill D. spoke about was exactly what happened. M.K. never did actually say the words "Patty was shot". But he sure as heck lead us in that direction.
John Cartwright, May 25, 2008.
About Loren Coleman
Loren Coleman is one of the world's leading cryptozoologists, some say "the" leading living cryptozoologist. Certainly, he is acknowledged as the current living American researcher and writer who has most popularized cryptozoology in the late 20th and early 21st centuries. Starting his fieldwork and investigations in 1960, after traveling and trekking extensively in pursuit of cryptozoological mysteries, Coleman began writing to share his experiences in 1969. An honorary member of Ivan T. Sanderson's Society for the Investigation of the Unexplained in the 1970s, Coleman has been bestowed with similar honorary memberships of the North Idaho College Cryptozoology Club in 1983, and in subsequent years, that of the British Columbia Scientific Cryptozoology Club, CryptoSafari International, and other international organizations. He was also a Life Member and Benefactor of the International Society of Cryptozoology (now-defunct). Loren Coleman's daily blog, as a member of the Cryptomundo Team, served as an ongoing avenue of communication for the ever-growing body of cryptozoo news from 2005 through 2013. He returned as an infrequent contributor beginning Halloween week of 2015. Coleman is the founder in 2003, and current director of the International Cryptozoology Museum in Portland, Maine.
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6 Responses to "The Clandestine Bigfoot Massacre Meeting"
Ceroill responds: May 24th, 2008 at 3:11 pm
jamesrav responds: May 24th, 2008 at 6:56 pm
Everyone has said Mr. Davis is a wonderful guy, and sticking around *after* a lecture to mingle is certainly indicative of a giving person. I hope the logistics caused him to be in the nasty predicament of needing to drive 13 hours at 2am after giving a no-doubt intellectually draining lecture. I couldn't do it, I know that. Didn't the promoters offer transportation (ie plane) to/from where he needed to be?
DWA responds: May 24th, 2008 at 8:08 pm
"…but we should put the Patterson film behind us and focus our energies on present and future scientific research techniques."
If we can't treat the Patterson film any better than this?
A-MEN!
coelacanth1938 responds: May 25th, 2008 at 1:26 pm
We hope that we are granted mercy and in return we grant none.
ITSACRYPTIDWORLDTOME responds: May 27th, 2008 at 5:22 pm
Alright, I fully believe that the object in the film is a female Bigfoot. But, has anybody tried looking into the costumes from The Planet of the Apes? All that is needed is londer hair and a large person to fill out the suit. I was watching the movies and the facial expressions looked real because the mask looked like they had muscles.It may not make sense from my point of view, but the generall idea makes sense to me.
sziehl responds: May 29th, 2008 at 8:34 pm
The problem I have with this whole massacre theory is if this event actually happened why would these individuals spent so much time and effort to bury the bodies out of fear that they appeared more human than animal, then turn right around and shoot Patty the very next day as she walked calmly AWAY from them. This makes no sense what so ever. I believe Mr. Davis, while a bright fellow, is more in search of publicity than the truth.


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Article - Issue 17, October/November 2003
Building simulation: virtual prototyping for construction projects
David Stribling
Virtual prototyping for construction projects
The latest computer simulation techniques are revolutionising the construction industry through mathematical modelling. Previously, scale models were limited as a design aid and used mainly for aesthetic purposes. Now architect and builder can assess a full-scale version of a finished building, incorporating external physical processes and simulations of its intended use, before the foundations are laid. David Stribling explains the power of virtual prototyping.
In many engineering disciplines, building a prototype product has become commonplace prior to investment in full-scale production. This is an expensive process, though, and is therefore normally done some way down the design timeline when many design constraints have been fixed. In the construction industry, on the other hand, mock-ups of certain spaces do occasionally happen but there is little point in prototyping in the traditional sense. Virtual prototyping, however, is a more recent innovation in the construction industry where a computer model of a building can be constructed and tested through a variety of external conditions and operating scenarios. The added value of building simulation in terms of accuracy and design input is largely dependent on the experience and capability of a growing engineering discipline, building simulation engineering.
The role of the building simulation engineer lies somewhere between the disciplines of architecture and building services engineering and is being recognised more and more as a core function in the delivery of a successful and energy-efficient building. The architect deals with the building aesthetics, form and layout to meet the practical needs of the client as well as his/her aspirations for the building. The services engineer deals with the practical aspects of how the building is heated, cooled, powered, lit, etc. This diverse group of talents works together to co-ordinate and deliver a building, with ultimate success largely dependent on the level of integration at the early stages of the project. The simple fact is that at this stage there are many issues in the drive towards lower energy buildings and sustainable design which fall in between the traditional roles of architect and engineer.
Historically the make-up of the building design team has meant that the architect plans the site and designs the building form, space planning and orientation. Some time further down the project timeline this building concept is handed down to the building services engineer who provides the layout of heating, cooling, ventilation, lighting and power. New trends in issues such as solar shading, natural ventilation, night-time cooling, double façades, etc. are fundamental design issues which affect the architecture as much as how the building is serviced, and hence they should be considered at the architectural concept design stage. Technically, though, they fall outside the training and expertise of the architect and traditionally outside of the plant, or 'pipes and wires', orientated view of the building services engineer.
Virtual prototyping is ideally placed to fill this gap in the building design process. A building simulation engineer can be employed by the architect to advise on the consequences of building orientation, façade type and so on, or by the services engineer to assess the feasibility of natural ventilation, a mechanical ventilation scheme or other system. They may even be employed by the building end user for an independent assessment of a design or to identify problems with an existing building through the simulation tools at their disposal backed up by experience on a diverse range of projects.
Dynamic thermal modelling
Building simulation falls broadly into four technologies. The first of these and the most holistic in terms of virtual prototyping is dynamic thermal modelling (DTM).
The traditional way of calculating heating and cooling loads on buildings is a steady-state heat-loss or heat-gain calculation based on the thermal conductivity of the building material, the external temperature and the internal temperature. This approach is fine when designing a structure such as a tent, where a one-degree change in the external temperature is matched almost immediately by a one-degree change in the internal temperature. This is because the fabric of the tent has negligible thermal mass and hence a very low time constant. If one considers the other extreme, however, such as a traditional church, then this structure is characterised by heavy, thick stone walls which store heat with a long time constant that can be of the order of days or weeks. The majority of buildings though, are of steel and/or concrete construction, where the time constant of the structure lies somewhere in between these two extremes. This means that the thermal characteristics of a building are not merely three-dimensional but become four-dimensional with the addition of a time-based thermal lag.
A dynamic thermal model accounts for this significant effect with a three-dimensional model of the building where the internal temperatures and loads are calculated hourly based on historical weather data for the region. Furthermore, the usage patterns of the building can be applied and changes in internal heat gains accounted for during the course of working and nonworking days. This type of analysis predicts the peak loads on the building, as well as when they are likely to occur, much more accurately than conventional steady-state calculations. For example, it accounts for thermal storage in the structure overnight, meaning a reduction in heating load (and hence boiler size) during early morning warm-up periods. Similarly, early afternoon peaks in summer temperatures and solar loads may not reach the occupied space until early evening when there is no need for comfort cooling, thus reducing chiller sizes.
The global attempts to reduce CO2 emissions mean that sustainability is gaining increased popularity, leading to a move towards more naturally ventilated buildings. This raises the question of precisely what level of summer time temperature will be achieved in the space with no mechanical cooling. A DTM simulation of the building can go a long way to answering this question as well as testing innovative strategies such as night-time cooling, core activation or automatically opening vents. Other possible areas for testing may also be strategies for solar shading such as high-performance glazing or brise-soleil. Here a comparison can be made of the peak solar gain and a calculation of the number of hours a certain temperature criterion may be exceeded during the course of a year. This information can then be combined with financial information in order to arrive at a cost-effective design solution.
The latest versions of DTM software packages even allow the testing of a building's compliance with the Building Regulations which place constraints on the energy consumption of new buildings. DTM analysis means that potential problems can be identified early on in the design and remedial measures taken to satisfy the building control officer of compliance.
Another important application of DTM is the EU Directive 2002/91/EC on the energy performance of buildings which came into force in January 2003. A fundamental part of this directive is an energy-labelling scheme for new buildings which will be translated into UK law from January 2006. The exact methodology for implementing these requirements is still in a state of flux, although it looks as though using a virtual prototype of the building to predict energy usage and hence rate the energy performance is a natural progression of the technology.
Whereas DTM provides a holistic view of a building's interaction with its environment, occupancy patterns and servicing strategies, computational fluid dynamics (CFD) focuses on particular issues in specific areas of the building. CFD is a simulation technique which grew up in the 1970s largely as a result of research work at Imperial College in London and the enormous growth in the aerospace and nuclear industries at the time. Similar in theory to finite element modelling for structural analysis, CFD models generally divide a three-dimensional model up into many hundreds of thousands of finite volumes of fluid. The Navier–Stokes equations describing fluid flow are then solved across the small cells of the fluid to calculate velocity components, pressure and temperature at every node point in the space. This enables a picture of the fluid flow patterns, pressure and temperature distributions to be built up and visualised by the simulation engineer.
CFD can be applied to virtually any system which involves the flow of a fluid, including heat transfer, species transport, combustion and chemical reactions and it is employed extensively in the automotive and aeronautical industries, to name just two. In the construction industry, however, CFD is a relatively recent discovery. Here, the physics of the problem are relatively simple, i.e. for most of the time the fluid is air, and low velocities mean that the air can be considered incompressible. Specifying the boundary conditions of a problem, though, is much more difficult because of the dynamic nature of the building described above. This is where the expertise and experience of the building simulation engineer are imperative: CFD tools nowadays make it relatively easy to create a very sophisticated time-dependent model of a building which could be almost impossible to solve. An in-depth knowledge of the technology as well as the individual tool's capabilities is therefore required as well as the nature of the analysis which is to be carried out. This having been said, there is now a small but growing group of CFD expertise in the construction industry largely employed by the building services consultants to carry out detailed airflow analysis to test for thermal comfort, contaminant distribution, smoke control and all manner of other applications related to buildings.
Although recent legislation is aimed at reducing the environmental impact of buildings through energy efficient design, normally less than 2% of annual operating costs are attributable to utility bills. The lion's share of this comes from salaries which can contribute around 75% of the annual costs. It therefore makes sense for a building owner/operators to take steps to provide a comfortable and pleasant environment, in order to maximise the working efficiency of their employees. CFD is the only way to make this comfort assessment prior to occupation. In the simplest terms this may be a prediction of localised air temperatures and air speeds which might cause draughts. On a higher level, the values calculated in a CFD analysis can be used for more objective calculations of occupant comfort such as the indices of predicted mean vote (PMV) and percentage of people dissatisfied (PPD). This is of an enormous advantage at the design stage of a building as it enables analysis results to be presented to non-engineering members of the design team such as the architect and the client. Furthermore, it enables them to relate to the performance of the proposed scheme with something immediately recognisable, i.e. a prediction of the occupants likely to be dissatisfied with a space. Although this number will never be 0% it can allow easy comparison between one design and the next in getting to the lowest possible value.
One of the main challenges for the simulation engineer is therefore not in the software capability, but more in taking raw data and summarising this into a simple assessment of the building performance through the use of the software tools at his or her disposal. This is even more important in the other areas, such as lighting simulation and people flow modelling. Lighting simulation Lighting simulation has several applications, such as assessing 'right to light' issues, light pollution, daylighting effectiveness and visualisation. Some of these analyses would involve communication with the lighting designer who wants information on lux levels, uniformity, glare, etc. In many cases, however, it would be the architect, client or planning authority who, in short, wants to know what the lighting scheme will look like.
The modelling of daylighting has an obvious environmental impact, with electric lighting accounting for typically 15% of annual energy use and 30% of annual energy cost in an office building. A well daylit space can reduce this by up to 90% when used with automatic lighting controls and therefore provides a very good case for considering daylighting simulation during design. Early consideration of this can impact on the glazed area, solar shading and even the conceptual shape of the building if good daylighting is a prime objective.
People flow modelling
The other area where simulation is probably more focused on the needs of the architect or space planner is in people flow modelling. These techniques were originally developed to evaluate evacuation routes and escape times for fire engineering where it can be used to compare evacuation times with the time for hazard development. Nowadays they are becoming increasingly used in predicting general people circulation. In this regard, the sorts of projects it has been applied to in the past include schools, airports, theatres and stadia.
Football grounds, for example, have many historical issues associated with the efficient movement and dispersion of crowds, particularly in the light of disasters in recent years. Although rules of thumb can be applied here, people flow modelling takes the analysis to a new level and is incredibly powerful at providing visualisation which can be easily interpreted by all members of the design team. Using people flow modelling, the width and number of stairs, corridors and exits can be optimised and comparisons easily made between different designs.
Commonsense technology
There is no doubt that with increased emphasis on our health and comfort both at work and leisure, and a more focused approach to energy efficiency and sustainability, performance-based design is the future of the construction industry. Rules of thumb are great tools for checking calculations are in the right ball park but as buildings evolve, each one becoming unique, design methods must follow suit. Building simulation bridges the gap between the architect and traditional building engineering and is a commonsense use of the technology at our fingertips to deliver the best, most efficient and suitable designs for our clients.
Consultant, Computational
Simulation & Analysis Group, Buro Happold
Dr David Stribling is a consultant with Buro Happold's Computational Simulation & Analysis (CoSA) group. He has ten years' experience in the application of simulation techniques in the construction industry and has been closely involved in the evolution of the techniques and their integration into the design process over this period. Since joining Buro Happold he has worked on many projects including the Danish National Opera, University of Michigan Biomedical Sciences Research Building, Perth Concert Hall, BBC White City and Syddansk University.


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Home »England » Congrats to Cumbria… yet another 'World Heritage Site' awarded!
Congrats to Cumbria… yet another 'World Heritage Site' awarded!
If you're wondering which county to visit this summer, we think UNESCO may just have decided for you…
Cumbria has at many strings to its bow but it's most famous for both the Lake District (South Cumbria) and Hadrian's Wall (North Cumbria). The Lakes are currently abuzz following the announcement just a couple of days ago, that it has been awarded World Heritage Site status by UNESCO. Hadrian's Wall was handed this title in 1987 and it's well deserved accolade for this North Western beauty spot to also receive! For those of you travelling on a budget, some friendly hostels can offer you a home-from-home base when exploring each one. Thorney How, the perfect base to enjoy the Lake District, can be found in a picturesque village called Grasmere. Carlisle City Hostel is just a stone's throw from Hadrian's Wall, as is Greenhead Hostel, further east. All these hostels know how to give a warm welcome to those visiting from across the globe.
Inspiring Lakes…
An inspiration to the wonderful world of Wordsworth and Beatrix Potter's fantastical critters, The Lakes draw over 18 million visitors a year with its quaint olde worlde villages, stunning mountain vistas and, of course… plenty of beautiful lakes. Grasmere is probably The Lakes most popular village, thanks to William Wordsworth who lived here for all of his life. It's named after nearby Grasmere Lake which is just a short walk away – a gorgeous spot to rent rowing boats and pootle about on a sunny day. And if you happen to be visiting late August, don't miss Grasmere Sports Day which is one of the oldest traditional events in the Lake District!
Thorney How can be found nestled here, and is a 350 year old farmhouse with a 16 bedded separate bunkhouse set beside the main residence. "We are very happy to be custodians of this Grade 2 listed building and are taking very careful steps to ensure that it remains in good condition," say owner, Taylor Nuttall. The recently revamped website shows off their beautiful location and gives full details of their accommodation. Helm Crag sits just behind Thorney How offering breathtaking views across Grasmere valley. This is one of the post popular walks to do from the hostel. You can also rent bikes for the day which is a great way to enjoy the views whilst getting fit! Hiking in The Lakes is probably the most popular way to experience them and you can choose from many trails of varying lengths and challenges. The stunning landscapes inspire many an artist and each year from the end of July to the beginning of September you can enjoy the Lake Artists Society Summer Exhibition at Grasmere Village Hall. It hosts around 300 exhibits by local artists and sculptors.
Historical Carlisle…
Once you've spent some time getting acquainted with The Lakes, you may be ready to continue north and base yourself in Carlisle for a while. Perfectly positioned between two of Carlisle's historical masterpieces (the cathedral and castle), Carlisle City Hostel, which opened in July 2013, can be found in a four-storey townhouse. Offering cosy rooms and a friendly vibe, you'll be happy to hang out exploring the town before visiting Hadrian's Wall. The city's cathedral is smaller than most but houses magnificent structural feats. 50 feet of transcendent stained glass and a painted ceiling reminiscent of Islamic decoration in Granada's stunning Alhambra palace, brings Moorish decadence to this Gothic constitution. And the atmosphere is magical… choirs have sung within it for nearly 900 years!
Nearby, standing sturdy and simple, Carlisle Castle juxtaposes this rich architecture with sandstone walls and dank dungeons. It oozes with rich history and battle stories and is well worth a visit. If you have some extra pennies visit Tullie House, an award winning Jacobean museum and art gallery opposite the hostel. And in the evening, stop by The Old Fire Station which was transformed back in 2015. It boasts four main spaces including, cafe-bar, an auditorium for live music, comedy, theatre and exhibitions accommodating around 250 seated or 350 standing. If you're around between 21st-23rd July you can enjoy the 'Foodies Fest' found in the city centre, which will be full of tasty Northern fare amongst other goodies.
The Roman Masterpiece…
Britain's greatest Roman monument, Hadrian's Wall, necklaces the Anglo-Scottish border, linking forts and turrets between east and west. It's an amazing feat of engineering which took the Romans around 2 years to build… and then UNESCO over 15 years to define where the hiking path was going to be! Walking its entirety would take 5 days but the 3 days from Carlisle to Corbridge have been said to be the most amazing. And walking West to East means the prevailing wind is behind you… although we obviously are hoping you are blessed with 'wall to wall' sunshine for your visit! Several forts and a lot of the old wall are in tact along way with the Birdoswald Roman Fort commanding stunning views over the Irthing valley to the Lake District Fells.
Stay a few nights at Greenhead Hostel, a converted Methodist Chapel in the village of Greenhead on Hadrian's Wall. It has recently been taken over by a new team who are keen to welcome you. The nearby Roman Army Museum is well worth a look too, giving you a fabulous insight into the Roman's life during this time. Don't miss the iconic Sycamore Pass which is about another 3 hours walk on. Here you'll find a lone Sycamore tree standing proudly at around 60ft high with a claim to fame… it featured in Robin Hood Prince of Thieves starring Kevin Costner!
Cumbria must be one very proud county, and rightly so… with all this tucked up its sleeve, no wonder it's on the bucket list of even more of the UK's visitors this summer!
For full details of how to book your stay at these 3 hostels, visit their websites:
Thorney How
Carlisle City Hostel
Greenhead Hostel
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Is Greg Mortenson for real? If he is and if the story in "Three Cups of Tea: One Man's Mission to Promote Peace … One School at a Time " by Greg Mortenson and David Oliver Relin is true, I have tremendous respect and appreciation for him. It is unbelievable how much good he is done. He should win the Nobel Peace Prize for sure.
I completely agree with Greg Mortenson's belief that education and not war is the key to peace in this world. While reading this book, I thought of Tara many times. How did she do it? I have a kid and I cannot imagine being in her shoes. Wow! Everyone must read this book. It's an inspiration to each one of us.


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Shubert Theatre
225 West 44th Street (between Broadway and 8th Avenue), New York, NY 10036
Designed by Henry Beaumont Herts, it was built at the same time as the adjoining Booth Theatre and officially opened on 21st October 1913 with Caesar and Cleopatra by George Bernard Shaw. The theatre was named after Sam S. Shubert and still houses the offices of the Shubert Organization on the top floor of the building today. The Shubert Theatre has also been designated a New York City landmark.
Shubert Theatre Seating Plan
Shubert Theatre Map and Travel Info
Nearest subway station:
42nd Street - Port Authority Bus Terminal Station or Times Square - 42nd Street Station
Subway lines:
A, C & E or 1, 2 & 3 trains
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Xavier v. Villanova: Three Things we Learned
X came up short in the Big East title game, falling to Villanova for the 3rd time this year.
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3 in 3 was a bridge too far for the legs
Xavier could not buy a basket for long stretches tonight, having played 85 very competitive minutes over the last two days. Add to that injury concerns for JP Macura and Dee Davis, and it came together to give X a night to forget from the field. There is a reality in which Xavier can beat Villanova, but they need to be at their best, and their fatigue kept them from that tonight.
Jalen can get his against anyone
With Matt Stainbrook greatly curtailed by the combination of Daniel Ochefu, Kris Jenkins, and JayVaughn Pinkston, Jalen Reynolds was the go to guy for X in the second half, adding 9 to his 4 first half points to finish with 13. When Jalen can keep himself on the court, he is a hard man for anyone to stop. No matter who Xavier plays in the first round, Jalen will have an impact.
Selection Sunday is much more relxing this year
Even though X lost out on the automatic bid, they did more than enough at MSG to make themselves a sure thing for an at-large bid. As opposed to last year's tense wait to see if there was more basketball for X, this year will be a wait to see where they land in the field. Most people have them in the 7-8 range, but as we have seen in years past, it is hard to predict what the committee will see.