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Displayed the names, we will now go to show its main characteristics. Scrates (469-399 B.C.) entirely dedicated its life to the meditation and philosophical education. Source: David G. DeWalt. He was the man of the interrogations, that one that never was left to enclausurar in no system. Richard Linklater is actively involved in the matter. The main process of it consistiaem to interrogate. Objective Oseu was to generate the power to think. Its white age to form espritos capable to take off conclusions correct, to formulate the truth by themselves, instead of giving elaborated conclusions to them already. Where, in the activity to learn one he disciplines any, the professor nothing more can make that to guide and to clarify doubts.
Scrates (469-399 B.C.), ' ' only one good exists, knowing, and only one badly, ignorncia' '. Scrates reformulated the philosophy Greek, making with that the knowledge search, before centered in the study of the nature, started to occupy of the man and its actions. The freedom of its speeches in square public, the obscure feio of its character, its critical, ironic attitude and the consequent education for given it, had created general dissatisfaction, personal popular hostility and inimizades. It appeared Scrates as head of an intellectual aristocracy. Scrates (469-399 B.C.), ' ' that one to who the word not to educate, also the wood not educar' '. In the end of the life, a danger for the society was considered and finished accused and convicted to the death. In the workmanships of Plato (427-347 B.C.) a trend is seen pedagogical innovative, therefore it did not think about a model of retrograde education or estagnado, but yes in an advanced and involving education.


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The role of secret services
Turkey's Involvement in the Release of Silvia Romano in Somalia
Brendon J. Cannon
Federico Donelli
The mid-May 2020 release of the Italian aid worker Silvia Romano, kidnapped and held hostage for nearly two years by the terrorist organization al-Shabaab, aroused great interest and strong emotion in Italy. The reactions occurred, in part, because of the way her release unfolded. We know, for example, that Romano was in Somalia at the time, about 30 kilometres from the capital, Mogadishu. She was freed after an undisclosed ransom was paid, reportedly amounting to millions of euros. We know that at least three intelligence services were involved in the operation: the Turkish National Intelligence Organization (Milli Istihbarat Teşkilatı; MIT), the Italian External Intelligence and Security Agency (Agenzia Informazioni e Sicurezza Esterna, AISE) and the Somali National Intelligence and Security Agency (Hay'ada Sirdoonka iyo Nabadsugida Qaranka, NISA). Beyond these titbits we know very little about the how Romano's release was secured.
While initial and widespread joy accompanied the news of her release, the leading role played by Turkey after Italy contacted Ankara for help have aroused both media interest and political debate. Indeed, what surprised many — not just in Italy but around the world — was the fact that Turkey was involved at all. The purpose of this article is therefore to provide readers with an overview of the state actors operating in Somalia connected to Romano's release. This will, in turn, offer some answers regarding why the intelligence service of a third country (Turkey) played a key role in the release of an Italian national held by al-Shabaab.
While we offer little in the way of details about Romano's release — we simply do not know more about the case than what has been reported — we do offer in-depth knowledge based on years of joint research about the current, dynamic state of politics in Somalia, the substantial involvement of extra-regional state actors in the country's security sector as well as a primer on developments over the past decade that made Ankara the obvious choice for Rome in terms of gaining Silvia Romano's release. We begin by offering a brief introduction to the main actors involved in the release. This includes the aforementioned al-Shabaab as well as Turkey. In addition, we provide information on the tangled web of historical ties between radical Islamist groups in Somalia, the Federal Government of Somalia (FGS), the powerful Somali diaspora and the gas-rich Arab Gulf State of Qatar.
Also known as Harakat al-Shabaab al-Mujahidin, al-Shabaab was established as the armed wing of the Islamic Courts Union (UCI) that, between June and December 2006, acquired control of much of southern Somalia, to include Mogadishu, in opposition to the Somali Transitional Federal Government (TFG). Following the Ethiopian military intervention in support of the TFG, the leadership of the UCI fled, with many going to Qatar, and the union fragmented. Among these, al-Shabaab became the most visible and internationally renowned due to its links with the al-Qaeda jihadist network and for its violent struggle for a regional theocracy. Since then, despite billions of dollars, a UN-sanctioned, African Union-led force of soldiers (AMISOM) and the efforts of international stakeholders – including armed drone attacks by the United States – al-Shabaab has continued to operate, staging spectacular and bloody attacks across Somalia and in neighbouring states, particularly Kenya. It maintains loose control over much of southern Somalia, despite occasional losses and a clear reduction in resources. It has been able to do so largely because the group has taken advantage of the lack of a strong state structure in Somalia, all but obliterated in the Somali Civil War beginning in 1991. The presence of the group on both sides of the lengthy, underpopulated and porous Somalia-Kenya border, has allowed al-Shabaab to execute attacks time and again into Kenya. It was responsible for the spectacularly bloody 2013 Westgate Mall attack, the 2019 D2 hotel complex attack (both in Nairobi) as well as the kidnapping of Silvia Romano in southeast Kenya in November 2018 (although the group never claimed responsibility for her abduction).
The role of Turkey
Turkey has been involved in Somalia since 2011, quickly taking a leading political and economic role. Initially operating as part of a larger humanitarian venture to stem starvation, Turkey quickly became enmeshed in the political economy of Somalia. Turkish companies with close ties to the ruling Justice and Development Party (JPD) of then-Prime Minister (now President) Recep Tayyip Erdogan were in control of the two most lucrative critical transportation infrastructures in the country by 2014: the Port of Mogadishu and the Mogadishu International Airport.
The greater political and security dimensions of Turkey's engagement in Somalia are evidenced by Ankara's decision to open a large military facility in Mogadishu in 2017 to train the Somali National Army. To stabilize the country, a prerequisite for the Somali state-building process, Turkey has carried out several attempts to mediate many local disputes, in particular between the FGS and the six federal states. The increased influence of Ankara in Mogadishu and the expanding presence on the ground of Turkish humanitarian and development projects has, in turn, provoked al-Shabaab to target Turkish projects and citizens, such as an attack on the opulent and eye-catching waterfront Turkish Embassy in July 2013.
While Turkish policy in Africa and especially in the Horn of Africa is often described as an attempt by the Turkish state to project old imperial ambitions (often referred to as neo-Ottomanism), there are a variety of factors behind the Turkish agenda toward the continent. These include the desire to access Africa's natural resources, open new markets for Turkish entrepreneurs, achieve relative political and economic gains over regional rivals, and strengthen political credibility (internationally) and political support (domestically) for its foreign policy initiatives. Turkey's political clout has been helped by its direct cash payments to the FGS and the fact that revenues from the port and airport amount to the biggest revenue earners for the FGS, apart from international aid.
While we know that Turkey has become a major political force in Somalia over the past decade, that still does not provide answers about why the Italian government contacted Ankara in late 2019 about Silvia Romano. Perhaps the most burning question is: what role did Turkey's intelligence service, MIT, play in arranging for Romano's release from al-Shabaab? The short answer is that MIT likely worked through Somalia's NISA, very likely leveraging Ankara's close relationship with Qatar in the process.
The role of Qatar
What could Qatar possibly have to do with Romano's release? The truth is that the small, incredibly wealthy state has played a powerful role in Somalia's politics for over a decade. Since 2006, Qatar has had arguably some of the greatest leverage in terms of who sits in Villa Mogadishu, the home of Somalia's president, thanks to a series of networks structured over the years via Doha's support of political Islam. Doha's clout came out of the brief experience of the UCI and its subsequent atomization when Ethiopia invaded Somalia in 2006. Qatar, which had supported the Somali Islamists, offered asylum to various UCI leaders and their coteries. Leaders affiliated with the movement, such as Sheikh Sharif Ahmed, found refuge first in Eritrea and then in Doha. Their presence in Qatar, along with a powerful and established Somali diaspora, presented Doha's ruling sheikhs with the means to gain influence in Somalia's byzantine world of politics by exploiting personal and religious networks through its ample cash reserves. Sheikh Sharif, for example, was elected president in 2009, reportedly with the help of substantial funding from Qatar. He subsequently refused to toe Doha's line and Qatar jettisoned him for a little-known academic, Hassan Sheikh Mohamud in 2012. He was elected president with the assistance of Qatari cash and a strong network of Somali interlocutors, foremost among them Fahad Yasin Haji Dahir. When Hassan Sheikh proved too egregiously corrupt for re-election in 2017, Qatar brought Mohamed Abdullahi, aka Farmajo, out of relative obscurity to win the presidency via $10 million reportedly delivered in cash by Fahad Yasin to electors willing to be swayed by direct cash payments.
The role of Somalia's NISA & Fahad Yasin
Fahad Yasin, the Qatari bagman, has been one of the most critical links between Doha and Somalia in recent years. He is also the current director general of Somalia's intelligence agency, NISA. An enigma to many – reportedly carrying both Kenyan and Somali passports – he is undoubtedly one of the most powerful men in Somalia. He was previously a member of Al-Ittihad al-Islamiya, a group with strong links to the UCI and when Ethiopia invaded Somalia, Fahad Yasin was duly hired by the Doha-based Al-Jazeera news network. Having spent quite a bit of time in Qatar, Fahad Yasin at some point became Doha's trusted man in Somalia. As alluded to above, there is some evidence that money delivered by Fahad Yasin to the coterie of influential Somali elite voters decided, in part, the election of Somalia's presidents in 2009, 2012 and 2017. After his 2017 election, Farmajo rewarded Fahad Yasin with the post of Chief of Staff of the President of Somalia, the gatekeeper to the president. However, Fahad Yasin quickly fell out with some in Farmajo's clique, particularly Hassan Ali Khaire, a Somali-Norwegian activist, politician and the current Prime Minister of Somalia. Quickly accruing power to himself and his clan, Fahad Yasin organized his own base of power and engineered his own appointment as Deputy Director and then Director General of NISA as of August 2019. Since his appointment to NISA, the US-funded intelligence agency has been led by someone whom many still consider an outright al-Shabaab sympathizer, a radical Islamist and a Qatari stooge. Fahad Yasin and his role at NISA, however, leads us conveniently back to Silvia Romano and her release from close to two years of imprisonment.
Silvia Romano's release
Since the 2011 Arab Spring uprisings, there has been an increased alignment in the regional policies of Turkey and Qatar. The two share a common interest in promoting and supporting political Islamist movements in the region, including in the Horn of Africa. The relationship gained added momentum in 2017, following the very public rift in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) pitting the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Saudi Arabia against Qatar and their imposition of a land, sea and air embargo on Doha. Turkey (along with Iran) came to Qatar's aid by flying in food and medical supplies. Ankara also reinforced its token military force stationed in Qatar as a stark warning to both Abu Dhabi and Riyadh. Therefore, when reporting surfaced that Qatar may also have been involved in the release of Silvia Romano in Somalia it became possible to reconstruct a plausible trail of breadcrumbs as to what happened. First, Italy's AISE likely has weak or non-existent relations with both Doha and Somali NISA. Rome simply does not need them from a strategic or political perspective. However, it is safe to assume that AISE does have a relationship with Turkish MIT, given their strategic relationship in in the Mediterranean. With the understanding that Turkey plays a significant role and maintains significant interests in Somalia, it is likely that AISE contacted their counterparts in Ankara who then likely turned to their counterparts in both Doha and Mogadishu. MIT would have done so in order to have them attempt to establish contact with al-Shabaab. This would have been for two reasons. First, to ascertain that Silvia Romano was alive and, second, to negotiate the ransom price and release logistics.
While it may strike many as surprising that Turkey is so heavily involved in Somalia, the connections it has established over the years gave Ankara the leverage and capabilities required to offer a helping hand in gaining Romano's release. Her release, while perhaps far from straightforward, was possible because the interests of all actors involved were largely congruent. In other words, Romano's release was win-win for everyone involved. Al-Shabaab received much-needed funding and the international notoriety it craves; Turkey received accolades for being a responsible international actor with clout and leverage in a highly unpredictable and violent place; Somalia's intelligence service similarly received acknowledgement for its role in the breathtaking release of a young woman held in captivity for close to two years; and Italy's government was able to deliver good news, at least initially, after months of Covid-19-related quarantines, economic malaise and deaths.
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The year-old Eagle Award competition for Dillard staff is on hold until further notice, but is expected to resume, according to a member of the Rewards and Recognitions Committee.
Robin Toliver, a benefits specialist in Human Resources and a committee member, said the administration expects to resume the program, but no date has been set for when nominations will be accepted, and no nominations have been submitted for a while.
The Eagle Award was created in fall 2008 to "recognize staff that demonstrate exceptional work performance and go above and beyond the call of their duty in the performance of their jobs," according to the university Web site. Dr. Marvalene Hughes, DU president, said at the time on the site that the goal was to boost morale and create a sense of harmony in the Dillard community.
Previous recipients received a certificate and a designated parking space.
To date, only two recipients have been named. The fall 2008 winner was Dianne Lane, a switchboard operator for information technology and telecommunications. Zena Ezeb, administrative assistant for the Division of Humanities, was the spring 2009 recipient. No one was named for fall 2009 or this semester, spring 2010.
Lane, who has worked for Dillard for 18 years, was recognized and awarded in August 2008. Ezeb, who has been with Dillard for 22 years, serving the last four at her current position, was recognized in January 2009.
Both recipients were selected because their demonstration of excellent customer service skills.
Toliver said managers or co-workers may nominate an individual, "but they need to show excellent customer service." Other qualifications include dedication to one's job/duty and to the university, selflessness, discipline, being a team player and being supportive of the university, co-workers and everyone around.
Toliver said consistency is key: "If they go above and beyond the call of duty, they have to be consistent in what they do. It's not like they just do it one time. It's something that they're always doing."
Toliver said the idea for the Eagle Awards arose during a Business and Finance retreat when Hughes asked everyone to identify an animal that describes his or her personality the most. Hughes said her personality was that of an eagle.
Along with Toliver, the Reward and Recognition Committee includes Audrey Clements, associate director of administrative services for ITT; Monica Givens, administrator for the Office of Business and Finance; Orenthal Goudia, ITT computer support specialist; Eula Lynch, director of Student Account Services; Jacqueline Thomas, Dillard University postal clerk; and Andrew West, LAN service specialist for ITT.


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Remembering 'Miss Thelma'
"Fairness is what justice really is." —Potter Stewart.
Sometimes, no matter how hard one might try, it becomes personal for a newspaperman. So it was for me at this place which used to be a place but is now no more than a named spot alongside U.S. 61, just north of the Sharkey/Washington county line on some, but not even all, maps.
It has now been almost exactly 22 years ago when on a Saturday night, 65-year-old Thelma Harrison, "Miss Thelma" to most in these parts, was in the process of closing up one of the primary loves of her life, the Percy Store, for the evening.
As she walked across the country store's parking lot on the night that would be her last, she was approached by a man. To "Miss Thelma," a keen observer of the human condition if ever t'were such, the situation must have had the all too familiar feel of robbery. Isolated as it was, between Anguilla and Hollandale, the Percy Store had been an inviting target for that crime over the years.
Only months earlier, "Miss Thelma" had attracted national attention by shooting and wounding a young thug who mistook her slim frame and quiet demeanor for frailty.
So I am inclined to think she may well have been reaching for her trusty pistol again when another young thug, this one 27 years old and originally from Rolling Fork, opened fire with a Chinese manufactured AR-15 ripoff assault rifle. Hairston was hit six times by the 7.62 mm ammunition which spewed from the semi-automatic weapon.
Tough to the end, though, she did manage to get off four shots, all of which regrettably missed, even as the military grade shells were literally tearing her apart. She died two hours later at a Greenville hospital.
Two men were arrested later that night and charged with her murder. The car one of them was driving contained a sack full of 7.62 ammunition.
As the news of Hairston's death spread from Rolling Fork to Hollandale, an expressed combination of sadness and fury ruled with the region. After all, almost everyone knew "Miss Thelma." She had operated the only commercial establishment within a 15-mile radius for some 16 years. There was a throng at her Hollandale funeral.
Twenty-two years later, the Percy Store is locked and barred, empty except for the memories of when it, along with this little community itself, was alive. Predictably, it died the night "Miss Thelma" did.
The area farmers no longer stop by for gas or a cold drink and some conversation. Their workers no longer come by for the credit and check-cashing which Hairston offered them. This local newspaper editor no longer drops off copies of his product, "paid for" by the "Hollandale News" localinterest column which Hairston faithfully contributed to it.
The week after Hairston's death, that editor, abandoning both objectivity and his civil libertarian bent, wrote on the Deer Creek Pilot's editorial page: "Some bastards shot her down like a dog on her little store's driveway with a cheap, imported assault weapon that delivered death in 7.62 mm increments and were it up to me I would have them hanged. And while in the long run it matters not a whit what I want, what does is the natural sense of justice among all of us with even a trifle of decency which demands an answer to the question: What kind of man can shoot a 65-year-old woman six times?"
The answer to that intemperately posed rhetorical question wound up being answered two years later when the one young man who admitted to having been the "trigger man" copped a plea to manslaughter for which he was sentenced to 20 years with 10 to serve and the other, who prosecutors maintained had "aided, consented, encouraged or assisted" in Hairston's death by driving her killer to the store, was found not guilty not only of capital murder, but also the lesser charges of manslaughter and conspiracy to commit armed robbery by a Washington County jury.
So, was justice served in any real sense? That, I suppose is one of those eye-of-the-beholder questions, and one which whenever posed, reminds me of the answer a young lawyer once received from Supreme Court Chief Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes when he did: "Justice? This is a court of law, young man, not a court of justice."
I don't travel that stretch of Highway 61 as much as I once did, but every time I do pass here I am saddened, both at what's become of it, and of the truly nice lady who used to do so much to give it life. And while I do not advocate any newspaper's using the word "bastard" too often, I must admit that my having done so in reference to the ones who gunned down Thelma is a journalistic sin that has kept me awake nary a night. Not apt to, either.


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Reconstruction of the extensor apparatus of the knee with the Leeds-Keio ligament
K. Fujikawa, T. Ohtani, H. Matsumoto, B. B. Seedhom
Institute for Advanced Medical Research
We describe a new method for the reconstruction of ruptures of the patellar ligament or the quadriceps tendon, using the flexible open-weave polyester Leeds-Keio prosthetic ligament. Of 25 operations performed since 1985, we were able to review 18 patients (19 knees) with a mean follow-up of 3.5 years (3 to 6.5). No patient had required immobilisation of the knee after operation and the average period to return to normal activities without a walking aid was 10.5 weeks. The average range of motion was 146°, and four patients could squat fully in the Japanese style. There was an extension lag (< 10°) in only four patients; eight patients had some patellar crepitus which was mildly painful in three. There were no cases of infection, persistent joint effusion or rerupture of the extensor apparatus.
Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery - Series B
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Ligaments Medicine & Life Sciences 100%
Knee Medicine & Life Sciences 83%
Polyesters Medicine & Life Sciences 26%
Patellar Ligament Medicine & Life Sciences 26%
Immobilization Medicine & Life Sciences 21%
Articular Range of Motion Medicine & Life Sciences 20%
Tendons Medicine & Life Sciences 19%
Walking Medicine & Life Sciences 18%
Fujikawa, K., Ohtani, T., Matsumoto, H., & Seedhom, B. B. (1994). Reconstruction of the extensor apparatus of the knee with the Leeds-Keio ligament. Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery - Series B, 76(2), 200-203. https://doi.org/10.1302/0301-620x.76b2.8113276
Reconstruction of the extensor apparatus of the knee with the Leeds-Keio ligament. / Fujikawa, K.; Ohtani, T.; Matsumoto, H.; Seedhom, B. B.
In: Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery - Series B, Vol. 76, No. 2, 1994, p. 200-203.
Fujikawa, K, Ohtani, T, Matsumoto, H & Seedhom, BB 1994, 'Reconstruction of the extensor apparatus of the knee with the Leeds-Keio ligament', Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery - Series B, vol. 76, no. 2, pp. 200-203. https://doi.org/10.1302/0301-620x.76b2.8113276
Fujikawa K, Ohtani T, Matsumoto H, Seedhom BB. Reconstruction of the extensor apparatus of the knee with the Leeds-Keio ligament. Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery - Series B. 1994;76(2):200-203. https://doi.org/10.1302/0301-620x.76b2.8113276
Fujikawa, K. ; Ohtani, T. ; Matsumoto, H. ; Seedhom, B. B. / Reconstruction of the extensor apparatus of the knee with the Leeds-Keio ligament. In: Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery - Series B. 1994 ; Vol. 76, No. 2. pp. 200-203.
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AB - We describe a new method for the reconstruction of ruptures of the patellar ligament or the quadriceps tendon, using the flexible open-weave polyester Leeds-Keio prosthetic ligament. Of 25 operations performed since 1985, we were able to review 18 patients (19 knees) with a mean follow-up of 3.5 years (3 to 6.5). No patient had required immobilisation of the knee after operation and the average period to return to normal activities without a walking aid was 10.5 weeks. The average range of motion was 146°, and four patients could squat fully in the Japanese style. There was an extension lag (< 10°) in only four patients; eight patients had some patellar crepitus which was mildly painful in three. There were no cases of infection, persistent joint effusion or rerupture of the extensor apparatus.
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JO - Bone and Joint Journal
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Startups can completely fall apart over miscommunication.
Y Combinator-backed Kippt released a new product for companies today called Inc, which seeks to improve communications among teams and provide a better alternative to email.
Kippt is a web service for finding, reading, storing, searching, and sharing information in one coherent place. Users can build an online library of anything including links, articles, videos, notes, photos, and more. They can make them public or private and choose to share them with coworkers. It is beautifully designed and works great for collecting inspiration and materials for projects, saving work resources, and maintaining one company library.
The founders "used Kippt to build Kippt." They realized through their own experiences as well as through discussions with other startups that teams have different needs than individuals, and that expressed the need for tools that facilitated communication.
Saarinen said that effective companies tend to communicate more, their people are curious, and they have opinions. Inc is intended for those teams. It basically combines web-clipping, file-storing/sharing, and chat capabilities to create an ultimate project-management platform. People can post ideas, share news, ask questions, and have discussions about various pieces of content, and companies can collectively build up dynamic information libraries that don't involve wikis.
Additionally, everyone on the team can see who has seen what and receives a daily email about things unseen. There are search capabilities, and Inc supports Google Apps, Dropbox, Hipchat, and Flowdock.
Earlier this month, the company released Kippt Pro, which includes premium features like list folders, advanced search, and an improved import tool. In April, it opened up a new API to the developers.
These two Finnish founders have been hard at work. This is a case of a startup nipping at the edges of big companies like Evernote, Pinterest, Google, and a host of productivity startups like Asana, Basecamp, and even Dropbox and Hipchat. Its niche is bringing the best elements of all these products and bundling them into one cohesive, well-crafted service that specifically targets startups.
Inc mobile apps are coming soon.


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Q: Can't Output Anything from WordPress AJAX, no Errors I have an issue with Ajax in WordPress, I viewed 1000 posts about AJAX for a WordPress, but nothing. Everything seems ok.
I have a button with data-id attribute for every post on my index page, inside data-id I have its post id.
So idea is simple when someone click on this button I want to create a div with text, which will be post id. But I get nothing, I haven't any error, in my console everything is ok, but div is not created.
My enqueue scripts:
function _themename_assets() {
    wp_enqueue_script( '_themename-dummy-scripts', get_template_directory_uri() . '/dist/assets/js/ajax.js', array('jquery'), '1.0.0', true );
    wp_localize_script('_themename-dummy-scripts', 'viasun_dummy_ajax', array(
        'ajax_url'       => admin_url('admin-ajax.php'),
    ));
}
add_action('wp_enqueue_scripts', '_themename_assets');

My JS:
$('.c-post__button a').on( 'click', function(e){
    e.preventDefault();
    var button = $(this);
    var id = button.data('id');

    var data = {
        id: id,
        action: "viasun_dummy_ajax_data_action"
    };

    $.ajax({
        url: viasun_dummy_ajax.ajax_url,
        data: data,
        type: "POST",
        beforeSend: function( ) {
            console.log("sending");
        },
        success: function(message) {
            if( data ) {
                $("body").append(data);
                console.log(data);
            }
        },
        error: function() {
            console.log("error");
        }
    } );
});

My action for ajax:
function viasun_dummy_ajax_data_action(){
    $id = $_POST['id'];
    echo '
' . $id . '
';
    wp_die();
}
add_action( 'wp_ajax_viasun_dummy_ajax_data_action', 'viasun_dummy_ajax_data_action' );
add_action( 'wp_ajax_nopriv_viasun_dummy_ajax_data_action', 'viasun_dummy_ajax_data_action' );

In my console from js I get:
Object { id: 15, action: "viasun_dummy_ajax_data_action" }

And XHR in console says 200 OK.
What am I doing wrong? Can you help me, please?

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#import <EtoileFoundation/ETModelDescriptionRepository.h>
#import "TestCommon.h"

@interface TestEditingContext : EditingContextTestCase <UKTest>
{
    NSNotification *unloadNotification;
}
@end

@implementation TestEditingContext

- (instancetype)init
{
    SUPERINIT;
    [[NSNotificationCenter defaultCenter]
        addObserver: self
           selector: @selector(didUnloadPersistentRoots:)
               name: COEditingContextDidUnloadPersistentRootsNotification
             object: ctx];
    return self;
}

- (void)dealloc
{
    [[NSNotificationCenter defaultCenter] removeObserver: self];
}

- (void)didUnloadPersistentRoots: (NSNotification *)notif
{
    unloadNotification = notif;
}

- (void)testCustomModelDescriptionRepository
{
    ETModelDescriptionRepository *repo = [ETModelDescriptionRepository new];

    ctx = [[COEditingContext alloc] initWithStore: store modelDescriptionRepository: repo];

    UKDoesNotRaiseException([ctx insertNewPersistentRootWithEntityName: @"OutlineItem"]);
}

- (void)testExceptionOnNewPersistentRootForModelDescriptionRepositoryMismatch
{
    ETModelDescriptionRepository *newRepo = [ETModelDescriptionRepository new];
    ETEntityDescription *rootEntity =
        [ctx.modelDescriptionRepository entityDescriptionForClass: [COObject class]];

    [newRepo addDescription: rootEntity];
    [newRepo setEntityDescription: rootEntity forClass: [COObject class]];

    COObjectGraphContext *objectGraph =
        [COObjectGraphContext objectGraphContextWithModelDescriptionRepository: newRepo];
    COObject *rootObject = [[COObject alloc] initWithObjectGraphContext: objectGraph];

    UKObjectsNotEqual(newRepo, ctx.modelDescriptionRepository);
    UKRaisesException([ctx insertNewPersistentRootWithRootObject: rootObject]);
}

- (void)validateNewPersistentRoot: (COPersistentRoot *)persistentRoot UUID: (ETUUID *)uuid
{
    UKTrue(ctx.hasChanges);
    UKObjectsEqual(S(persistentRoot), ctx.persistentRoots);
    UKObjectsEqual([NSSet set], ctx.persistentRootsPendingDeletion);
    UKNotNil([ctx persistentRootForUUID: uuid]);
    UKNil([store persistentRootInfoForUUID: uuid]);
    UKFalse(persistentRoot.deleted);
    UKFalse(persistentRoot.isZombie);
}

- (void)testDeleteUncommittedPersistentRoot
{
    COPersistentRoot *persistentRoot = [ctx insertNewPersistentRootWithEntityName: @"OutlineItem"];
    ETUUID *uuid = persistentRoot.UUID;

    [self validateNewPersistentRoot: persistentRoot UUID: uuid];

    persistentRoot.deleted = YES;

    UKFalse(ctx.hasChanges);
    UKTrue([ctx.persistentRoots isEmpty]);
    UKTrue([ctx.persistentRootsPendingDeletion isEmpty]);
    UKNil([ctx persistentRootForUUID: uuid]);
    UKNil([ctx loadedPersistentRootForUUID: uuid]);
    UKNil([store persistentRootInfoForUUID: uuid]);
    UKTrue(persistentRoot.isZombie);
}

- (void)testUndeleteUncommittedPersistentRoot
{
    COPersistentRoot *persistentRoot = [ctx insertNewPersistentRootWithEntityName: @"OutlineItem"];
    ETUUID *uuid = persistentRoot.UUID;

    [self validateNewPersistentRoot: persistentRoot UUID: uuid];

    persistentRoot.deleted = YES;

    // can't undelete since it's a zombie
    UKRaisesException(persistentRoot.deleted = NO);

    UKFalse(ctx.hasChanges);
    UKTrue([ctx.persistentRoots isEmpty]);
    UKTrue([ctx.persistentRootsPendingDeletion isEmpty]);
    UKNil([ctx persistentRootForUUID: uuid]);
    UKNil([ctx loadedPersistentRootForUUID: uuid]);
    UKNil([store persistentRootInfoForUUID: uuid]);
    UKTrue(persistentRoot.isZombie);
}

- (void)testDeleteCommittedPersistentRoot
{
    COPersistentRoot *persistentRoot = [ctx insertNewPersistentRootWithEntityName: @"OutlineItem"];
    ETUUID *uuid = persistentRoot.UUID;

    [ctx commit];

    [self checkPersistentRootWithExistingAndNewContext: persistentRoot
                                               inBlock:
       ^(COEditingContext *testCtx,
         COPersistentRoot *testProot,
         COBranch *testBranch,
         BOOL isNewContext)
       {
           UKFalse(testCtx.hasChanges);
           UKObjectsEqual(S(testProot),
                          testCtx.persistentRoots);
           UKObjectsEqual([NSSet set],
                          testCtx.persistentRootsPendingDeletion);
           UKObjectsEqual([NSSet set],
                          testCtx.deletedPersistentRoots);
           UKNotNil([testCtx persistentRootForUUID: uuid]);
           UKNotNil([testCtx.store persistentRootInfoForUUID: uuid]);
           UKFalse(testProot.deleted);
       }];

    persistentRoot.deleted = YES;

    UKTrue(ctx.hasChanges);
    UKObjectsEqual([NSSet set], ctx.persistentRoots);
    UKObjectsEqual(S(persistentRoot), ctx.persistentRootsPendingDeletion);
    UKObjectsEqual(S(persistentRoot), ctx.deletedPersistentRoots);
    UKNotNil([ctx persistentRootForUUID: uuid]);
    UKNotNil([store persistentRootInfoForUUID: uuid]);
    UKTrue(persistentRoot.deleted);

    [ctx commit];

    UKObjectsEqual(S(persistentRoot), unloadNotification.userInfo[kCOUnloadedPersistentRootsKey]);

    // Force unloaded persistent root to be reloaded
    persistentRoot = [ctx persistentRootForUUID: persistentRoot.UUID];

    UKObjectsEqual([NSSet set], ctx.persistentRoots);
    UKObjectsEqual([NSSet set], ctx.persistentRootsPendingDeletion);
    UKObjectsEqual(S(persistentRoot), ctx.deletedPersistentRoots);

    [self checkPersistentRootWithExistingAndNewContext: persistentRoot
                                               inBlock:
       ^(COEditingContext *testCtx,
         COPersistentRoot *testProot,
         COBranch *testBranch,
         BOOL isNewContext)
       {
           UKFalse(testCtx.hasChanges);
           UKObjectsEqual([NSSet set],
                          testCtx.persistentRoots);
           UKObjectsEqual([NSSet set],
                          testCtx.persistentRootsPendingDeletion);
           UKIntsEqual(1,
                       testCtx.deletedPersistentRoots.count);
           /* You can still retrieve a deleted persistent root, until the deletion is finalized */
           UKNotNil([testCtx persistentRootForUUID: uuid]);
           UKNotNil([testCtx.store persistentRootInfoForUUID: uuid]);
           UKTrue(testProot.deleted);
       }];
}

- (void)testUndeleteCommittedPersistentRoot
{
    COPersistentRoot *persistentRoot = [ctx insertNewPersistentRootWithEntityName: @"OutlineItem"];
    ETUUID *uuid = persistentRoot.UUID;
    [ctx commit];

    persistentRoot.deleted = YES;
    [ctx commit];

    UKObjectsEqual(S(persistentRoot), unloadNotification.userInfo[kCOUnloadedPersistentRootsKey]);

    // Force unloaded persistent root to be reloaded
    persistentRoot = [ctx persistentRootForUUID: persistentRoot.UUID];

    [persistentRoot setDeleted: NO];

    UKTrue([store persistentRootInfoForUUID: uuid].deleted);
    UKTrue(ctx.hasChanges);
    UKObjectsEqual(S(persistentRoot), ctx.persistentRoots);
    UKObjectsEqual([NSSet set], ctx.persistentRootsPendingDeletion);
    UKObjectsEqual(S(persistentRoot), ctx.persistentRootsPendingUndeletion);
    UKObjectsEqual([NSSet set], ctx.deletedPersistentRoots);
    UKFalse(persistentRoot.deleted);

    [ctx commit];

    [self checkPersistentRootWithExistingAndNewContext: persistentRoot
                                               inBlock:
       ^(COEditingContext *testCtx,
         COPersistentRoot *testProot,
         COBranch *testBranch,
         BOOL isNewContext)
       {
           UKFalse([[testCtx.store persistentRootInfoForUUID: uuid] isDeleted]);
           UKFalse(testCtx.hasChanges);
           UKObjectsEqual(S(testProot),
                          testCtx.persistentRoots);
           UKObjectsEqual([NSSet set],
                          testCtx.persistentRootsPendingDeletion);
           UKObjectsEqual([NSSet set],
                          testCtx.persistentRootsPendingUndeletion);
           UKObjectsEqual([NSSet set],
                          testCtx.deletedPersistentRoots);
           UKFalse(testProot.deleted);
       }];
}

- (void)testUnloadPeristentRoot
{
    COPersistentRoot *persistentRoot = [ctx insertNewPersistentRootWithEntityName: @"OutlineItem"];
    ETUUID *uuid = persistentRoot.UUID;

    [ctx commit];
    [ctx unloadPersistentRoot: persistentRoot];

    UKObjectsEqual(S(persistentRoot), unloadNotification.userInfo[kCOUnloadedPersistentRootsKey]);

    UKFalse(ctx.hasChanges);
    UKFalse(persistentRoot.isZombie);
    UKNil([ctx loadedPersistentRootForUUID: uuid]);
    UKNotNil([store persistentRootInfoForUUID: uuid]);

    // Triggers reload
    UKNotNil([ctx persistentRootForUUID: uuid]);
    UKNotNil([ctx loadedPersistentRootForUUID: uuid]);
}

- (void)testUnloadUncommittedPersistentRoot
{
    COPersistentRoot *persistentRoot = [ctx insertNewPersistentRootWithEntityName: @"OutlineItem"];
    ETUUID *uuid = persistentRoot.UUID;

    [ctx unloadPersistentRoot: persistentRoot];

    UKObjectsEqual(S(persistentRoot), unloadNotification.userInfo[kCOUnloadedPersistentRootsKey]);

    UKFalse(ctx.hasChanges);
    UKTrue(persistentRoot.isZombie);
    UKNil([ctx loadedPersistentRootForUUID: uuid]);
    UKNil([store persistentRootInfoForUUID: uuid]);
    UKNil([ctx persistentRootForUUID: uuid]);
}

/**
 * Try to test all of the requirements of -persistentRoots and the other accessors
 */
- (void)testPersistentRootsAccessors
{
    COPersistentRoot *regular;
    COPersistentRoot *deletedOnDisk;
    COPersistentRoot *pendingInsertion;
    COPersistentRoot *pendingDeletion;
    COPersistentRoot *pendingUndeletion;

    // 1. Setup the persistent roots
    {
        regular = [ctx insertNewPersistentRootWithEntityName: @"OutlineItem"];
        [regular commit];

        deletedOnDisk = [ctx insertNewPersistentRootWithEntityName: @"OutlineItem"];
        [deletedOnDisk commit];
        deletedOnDisk.deleted = YES;
        [deletedOnDisk commit];
        // Force unloaded persistent root to be reloaded
        deletedOnDisk = [ctx persistentRootForUUID: deletedOnDisk.UUID];

        pendingInsertion = [ctx insertNewPersistentRootWithEntityName: @"OutlineItem"];

        pendingDeletion = [ctx insertNewPersistentRootWithEntityName: @"OutlineItem"];
        [pendingDeletion commit];
        pendingDeletion.deleted = YES;

        pendingUndeletion = [ctx insertNewPersistentRootWithEntityName: @"OutlineItem"];
        [pendingUndeletion commit];
        pendingUndeletion.deleted = YES;
        [pendingUndeletion commit];
        // Force unloaded persistent root to be reloaded
        pendingUndeletion = [ctx persistentRootForUUID: pendingUndeletion.UUID];
        pendingUndeletion.deleted = NO;

        // Check that the constraints we wanted to set up hold
        UKTrue([store.persistentRootUUIDs containsObject: regular.UUID]);
        UKTrue([store.deletedPersistentRootUUIDs containsObject: deletedOnDisk.UUID]);
        UKNil([store persistentRootInfoForUUID: pendingInsertion.UUID]);
        UKTrue([store.persistentRootUUIDs containsObject: pendingDeletion.UUID]);
        UKTrue([store.deletedPersistentRootUUIDs containsObject: pendingUndeletion.UUID]);
        UKTrue(deletedOnDisk.deleted);
        UKTrue(pendingDeletion.deleted);
        UKFalse(pendingUndeletion.deleted);
    }

    // 2. Test the accessors

    UKObjectsEqual(S(regular, pendingInsertion, pendingUndeletion), ctx.persistentRoots);
    UKObjectsEqual(S(deletedOnDisk, pendingDeletion), ctx.deletedPersistentRoots);
    UKObjectsEqual(S(pendingInsertion), ctx.persistentRootsPendingInsertion);
    UKObjectsEqual(S(pendingDeletion), ctx.persistentRootsPendingDeletion);
    UKObjectsEqual(S(pendingUndeletion), ctx.persistentRootsPendingUndeletion);

    UKObjectsEqual(regular, [ctx persistentRootForUUID: regular.UUID]);
    UKObjectsEqual(deletedOnDisk, [ctx persistentRootForUUID: deletedOnDisk.UUID]);
    UKObjectsEqual(pendingInsertion, [ctx persistentRootForUUID: pendingInsertion.UUID]);
    UKObjectsEqual(pendingDeletion, [ctx persistentRootForUUID: pendingDeletion.UUID]);
    UKObjectsEqual(pendingUndeletion, [ctx persistentRootForUUID: pendingUndeletion.UUID]);

    // 3. Test what happens when we commit (all pending changes are made and no longer pending)

    [ctx commit];

    [self checkPersistentRootWithExistingAndNewContext: regular
                                               inBlock:
       ^(COEditingContext *testCtx,
         COPersistentRoot *testRegular,
         COBranch *testBranch,
         BOOL isNewContext)
       {
           COPersistentRoot *testDeletedOnDisk = [testCtx persistentRootForUUID: deletedOnDisk.UUID];
           COPersistentRoot *testPendingInsertion = [testCtx persistentRootForUUID: pendingInsertion.UUID];
           COPersistentRoot *testPendingDeletion = [testCtx persistentRootForUUID: pendingDeletion.UUID];
           COPersistentRoot *testPendingUndeletion = [testCtx persistentRootForUUID: pendingUndeletion.UUID];

           UKObjectsEqual(S(testRegular,
                            testPendingInsertion,
                            testPendingUndeletion),
                          testCtx.persistentRoots);
           UKObjectsEqual(S(testDeletedOnDisk,
                            testPendingDeletion),
                          testCtx.deletedPersistentRoots);
           UKObjectsEqual([NSSet set],
                          testCtx.persistentRootsPendingInsertion);
           UKObjectsEqual([NSSet set],
                          testCtx.persistentRootsPendingDeletion);
           UKObjectsEqual([NSSet set],
                          testCtx.persistentRootsPendingUndeletion);
       }];
}

#pragma clang diagnostic push
#pragma clang diagnostic ignored "-Wnonnull"

- (void)testRequestNilPersistentRoot
{
    UKNil([ctx persistentRootForUUID: nil]);
}

- (void)testWithNoStore
{
    UKRaisesException([[COEditingContext alloc] initWithStore: nil]);
    UKRaisesException([[COEditingContext alloc] initWithStore: nil
                                   modelDescriptionRepository: [ETModelDescriptionRepository mainRepository]]);
    UKRaisesException([[COEditingContext alloc] initWithStore: nil
                                   modelDescriptionRepository: [ETModelDescriptionRepository mainRepository]
                                         migrationDriverClass: [COSchemaMigrationDriver class]
                                               undoTrackStore: [COUndoTrackStore defaultStore]]);
    UKRaisesException([[COEditingContext alloc] init]);
}

- (void)testWithNoUndoTrackStore
{
    // Will retain the store as argument but not release it due to the exception
    UKRaisesException([[COEditingContext alloc] initWithStore: store
                                   modelDescriptionRepository: [ETModelDescriptionRepository mainRepository]
                                         migrationDriverClass: [COSchemaMigrationDriver class]
                                               undoTrackStore: nil]);
}

#pragma clang diagnostic pop

- (void)testRevisionEqualityFromMultipleEditingContexts
{
    COPersistentRoot *persistentRoot = [ctx insertNewPersistentRootWithEntityName: @"OutlineItem"];
    [ctx commit];

    CORevision *firstRevision = persistentRoot.currentRevision;

    [self checkPersistentRootWithExistingAndNewContext: persistentRoot
                                               inBlock:
       ^(COEditingContext *testCtx,
         COPersistentRoot *testProot,
         COBranch *testBranch,
         BOOL isNewContext)
       {
           if (isNewContext)
           {
               CORevision *testRevision = testProot.currentRevision;
               UKObjectsNotSame(testRevision,
                                firstRevision);
               UKObjectsEqual(testRevision.UUID,
                              firstRevision.UUID);
               UKObjectsEqual(testRevision,
                              firstRevision);
           }
       }];
}

- (void)testRevisionLifetime
{
    COPersistentRoot *persistentRoot = [ctx insertNewPersistentRootWithEntityName: @"OutlineItem"];
    [ctx commit];
    CORevision *r1 = persistentRoot.currentRevision;

    [persistentRoot.rootObject setLabel: @"test"];
    [ctx commit];
    CORevision *r2 = persistentRoot.currentRevision;

    CORevision *r2cxt2 = nil;

    @autoreleasepool
    {
        COEditingContext *ctx2 = [[COEditingContext alloc] initWithStore:
            [[COSQLiteStore alloc] initWithURL: [[self class] storeURL]]];

        r2cxt2 = [ctx2 persistentRootForUUID: persistentRoot.UUID].currentRevision;
    }

    // At this point, r2ctx2's editing context is deallocated, so calling
    // any methods on r2ctx2 that require loading more revisions should throw
    // an exception

    UKObjectsEqual(r2.UUID, r2cxt2.UUID);

    UKObjectsEqual(r1, r2.parentRevision);
    UKRaisesException([r2cxt2 parentRevision]);
}

- (void)testCommitWithinCommitNotificationIllegal
{
    __block BOOL receivedNotification = NO;
    __block BOOL insideCommit = NO;

    id observer = [[NSNotificationCenter defaultCenter]
        addObserverForName: COEditingContextDidChangeNotification
                    object: ctx
                     queue: nil
                usingBlock:
        ^(NSNotification *notif)
        {
            receivedNotification = YES;
            UKTrue(insideCommit);
            UKRaisesException([ctx commit]);
        }];

    COPersistentRoot *persistentRoot = [ctx insertNewPersistentRootWithEntityName: @"OutlineItem"];

    insideCommit = YES;
    [ctx commit];
    insideCommit = NO;

    UKTrue(receivedNotification);

    [[NSNotificationCenter defaultCenter] removeObserver: observer];
}

- (void)testPersistentRootsPropertyNotLazy
{
    COPersistentRoot *persistentRoot = [ctx insertNewPersistentRootWithEntityName: @"OutlineItem"];
    [ctx commit];

    COEditingContext *ctx2 = [self newContext];
    NSSet *ctx2persistentRoots = ctx2.persistentRoots;
    UKIntsEqual(1, ctx2persistentRoots.count);
    UKObjectsEqual(persistentRoot.UUID, [ctx2persistentRoots.anyObject UUID]);
}

- (void)testDeletedPersistentRootsPropertyNotLazy
{
    COPersistentRoot *persistentRoot = [ctx insertNewPersistentRootWithEntityName: @"OutlineItem"];
    [ctx commit];

    persistentRoot.deleted = YES;
    [ctx commit];

    COEditingContext *ctx2 = [self newContext];
    NSSet *ctx2deletedPersistentRoots = ctx2.deletedPersistentRoots;
    UKIntsEqual(1, ctx2deletedPersistentRoots.count);
    UKObjectsEqual(persistentRoot.UUID, [ctx2deletedPersistentRoots.anyObject UUID]);
}

- (void)testPersistentRootInsertionInOtherContextIsLazy
{
    ETUUID *uuid;
    UKObjectsEqual(S(), ctx.loadedPersistentRoots);

    // Insert a persistent root in a second context
    {
        COEditingContext *ctx2 = [self newContext];
        COPersistentRoot *persistentRoot = [ctx2 insertNewPersistentRootWithEntityName: @"OutlineItem"];
        uuid = persistentRoot.UUID;
        [ctx2 commit];

        UKObjectsEqual(S(persistentRoot), ctx2.loadedPersistentRoots);
    }

    [self wait];

    // That should not have caused `ctx` to load the persistent root
    UKObjectsEqual(S(), ctx.loadedPersistentRoots);

    // Check that we can load it explicitly
    COPersistentRoot *persistentRoot = [ctx persistentRootForUUID: uuid];
    UKNotNil(persistentRoot);
    UKObjectsEqual(S(persistentRoot), ctx.loadedPersistentRoots);
}

@end

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The story: Stet (Garrett Wareing) is a troubled student who is as bad at studies as he is good at singing. Reluctantly, he is enrolled in an elite music academy, where a demanding, but influential choir master Carvelle (Dustin Hoffman) sees immense talent in the wayward boy.
In the wake of the Oscar-nominated Whiplash (2014), which also tells the story of a music student and his tough teacher, this film feels markedly mediocre in comparison.
Hoffman's performance is - as expected of the two-time Oscar winner - fine and layered and tinged with a bit of loneliness that explains his reserved nature.
But his relationship with Stet is nowhere near as compelling as the one between teacher and student in Whiplash, which was so much more tense and exhilarating to watch - and not just because Carvelle is not the sociopath that J.K. Simmons' character was in Whiplash.
While Carvelle is the most respected man in the music academy here, it does not feel as if Stet desperately requires only his approval to succeed.
Whenever Carvelle brushes aside his student, Stet finds other supporters who help him move ahead anyway - from the younger, warmer teacher Wooly (Glee's Kevin McHale) to the no-nonsense, but kind school administrator (Kathy Bates).
The stakes for Stet are simply not high enough to convey just how crucial Carvelle's tutelage should be for him.
Still, the film is feel-good and comfortable to watch, complete with cliched scenes such as the altercations between Stet and the rich kid bullies.
Also familiar to audiences is the stereotype of Stet's pouty, troubled boy, previously seen in numerous other melodramas.
As soon as he opens his mouth to sing (even if this is not newcomer Wareing's real singing voice), however, the movie truly shines.
After all, as director Francois Girard has proven with his previous music films Thirty Two Short Films About Glenn Gould (1993) and the Oscar- winning The Red Violin (1998), getting music onto film is his real forte.
The choral arrangements here, performed by New Jersey's American Boychoir in various locations from school gymnasiums to concert halls, is rousing, heavenly stuff.


Terry Staudenmaier | The Abell Foundation - Working To Enhance The Quality Of Life In Baltimore And In Maryland.
Terry oversees the Foundation's Health and Human Services portfolio, working with grantees on a range of issues, including health care access, homeless services, teen pregnancy prevention, child welfare, and youth development.
Prior to joining the Abell Foundation, Terry worked as a staff attorney at the Maryland ACLU and as an associate at the Baltimore law firm of Brown, Goldstein & Levy. Terry received her Juris Doctor degree with honors, from New York University School of Law, and her Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science from the University of Wisconsin. She and her husband are the proud parents of two children and live in Baltimore City.


Just days into 2019, stargazers have their chance to catch a glimpse of the year's first meteor shower, the Quadrantids.
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Don't let the short peak deter you -- the Quadrantids are also one of the best meteor showers, boasting between 60 and 100 meteors per hour. The radiant point is below the Big Dipper.
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Spiders football goes the distance, but doesn't succeed against Elon
By: Jackson McAtee | Published 09/25/17 2:01am | Updated 09/25/17 2:03am | No comments
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Richmond wide receiver Dejon Brissett tries to break a tackle by two Elon defenders.
Turnovers were the name of the game for Richmond in Saturday's first conference game against the Elon Phoenix.
Not even the Spiders' 91 rushing and 497 passing yards could defeat the Phoenix.
"It's tough to play every game without a turnover, but three of them, that's too much. One of those is on me, and there was one fumble; that's stuff we practice every day," Richmond quarterback Kyle Lauletta said.
Richmond led 7-6 after the first quarter because Lauletta was able to hit Dejon Brissett for a 75-yard touchdown.
This ignited the Phoenix fury.
Elon caused two fumbles in the second quarter, both recovered by linebacker Warren Messer. They took these opportunities and scored two field goals and a touchdown.
With 1:04 left in the second quarter, the Brissett-Lauletta connection thrived once more as a perfectly placed arc landed into the hands of Brisset, squeezing the differential at halftime to start 19-14 in favor of the Phoenix.
The strategies of each team were unmistakable by this point. Richmond had 203 passing and 40 rushing yards, while Elon had 62 and 177 respectively. Elon Head Coach Curt Cignetti said, "We have a running back right now that's running with a lot of passion and fury. He's hard to tackle, and people don't want to tackle him."
In reference to the same player Richmond Head Coach Russ Huesman said, "We knew number 30 was an excellent back, and we knew they were going to try to run the football on us."
With 8:35 remaining in the third quarter, freshman defensive back Samari Springs caused and recovered a fumble at the 7-yard line. Immediately following, Lauletta found wide receiver Cortrelle Simpson for what is now the longest pass play in Richmond Spiders' history. A cannon from Lauletta met Cortrelle at the 40-yard line, and Cortrelle created the space to get to the end zone.
Elon took the lead at 6:43 scoring once more. Griffin Trau then kicked a field goal to tie the game going into the fourth quarter.
Richmond capitalized early in the fourth quarter. Wide Receiver Tyler Wilkins converted on a 32-yard rush with 12:34 remaining. The Phoenix tied up the game at 9:29. The Spiders had the ball on Elon's 31-yard line after the punt return when Lauletta was picked off by Messer. The Phoenix proceeded to kick a field goal and ascend to 36-33.
Richmond was not able to convert, and the Phoenix took a knee with eight seconds in the game to stop the Spiders.
To add insult to injury, fireworks were set off over Robins Stadium following the emotional loss in front of their home crowd.
The Spiders have a week off until they play the Albany Great Danes at home. The team and Huesman anticipate the game. Huesman said, "I'll be sick to my stomach for two weeks until we get another win."
Contact sports writer Jackson McAtee at jackson.mcatee@richmond.edu.
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This popular Wyoming Dude Ranch sits at 7200 feet in the Wind River's East Fork valley. The lodge and cabins are shaded by lush green cottonwoods and the contrasting red clay cliffs of the Wind River Indian reservation.
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The town of Dubois Wyoming is about two hours drive from Jackson Hole and is slightly closer to the southern entrance of Yellowstone National Park.
The scenery while riding is superb. The Shoshone National Forest and the Wind River, Absaroka and Owl Creek mountain ranges surround them.
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Ranging in size from the old one-room schoolhouse for one or two to large family cabins that can comfortably sleep up to 8, they all have a small refrigerator, private bath or shower, electric heat, and outdoor sitting area.
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Every day starts with a full breakfast, lunches vary and include a buffet or BBQ outside in the courtyard, pack your own lunch if you are out on the trail. Several nights per week there is a cocktail hour on the back porch of the lodge. Dinners are served under the sky and in the dining room.
The riding groups are kept small for the beginner to the advanced for your special instruction and enjoyment. What makes this ranch unique is the opportunity to ride in all directions through some of the most diverse terrain imaginable.
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There is a supervised riding programme for children 6 years and older that includes riding and safety instruction.
The weeks of 30th August - 5th Sep and 6th - 12th September are Adult Only weeks.
Riding is available for everyone over the age of 6 who wants to ride. Unlike many ranches, there is an opportunity to ride on Sundays when you arrive.
After this, there are half or full day rides throughout the week. Kids are in the care of the Wranglers and will be put together with other kids of similar age and expertise.
After all the meals and riding, there is swimming in the pool or the river, hiking in the surrounding hills, bird watching, a shooting gallery and a small Petting Zoo. There are trips into nearby Dubois or further afield to Jackson for the rodeo held on Wednesdays and Saturdays in the summer.
Welcome to fly-fishing at the Lazy L & B Ranch and the Upper Wind River areas. With many rivers so close to the ranch, it should fulfil every fisherman's dreams. Here you will find Rainbow, Cutthroat and Brown Trout.
The East Fork of the Wind River is a small stream, which meanders through the ranch, with excellent fishing. It is a favourite of small stream aficionados. The creek is full of small cutthroats. The West Fork of the Wind River has a breath-taking canyon view and is truly one of Wyoming's best-kept secrets. The river spreads out into numerous threads. The Upper Wind River offers the promise of some truly large trout and can be fished effectively with both fly and spin gear.
The valley also features spectacular scenery including multi-coloured badlands, hay pastures and pine-covered mountains. The Wind River continues to flow southward past the turn-off to the ranch and onto the Wind River Indian Reservation. If you'd like to fish a mountain lake, there are many to be found in the Wind River and Absaroka ranges.
The price is for a six night stay starting on a Sunday and include accommodation, 3 meals daily, riding and ranch activities. Sales tax and gratuities are also included.
Transfer is $425 per vehicle, round trip from Jackson Hole. This is a 180 mile round trip journey and takes 2-3 hours so collection is only at 3.30 in Jackson. This charge is collected locally at the ranch. Alternatively we can arrange a car hire for you.
We visited the Lazy L&B in August 2009. The ranch is in a beautiful setting, beside a river running through a red rock canyon. From a photographer's point of view, Wyoming has the best scenery - absolutely stunning! Out of the six ranches I've been to, I'd say that the Lazy L&B has the best riding; the landscape is very diverse with numerous opportunities to lope.
The Lazy L&B is my Home from Home, it's where I am at my most relaxed - mind and body. The food and Horse Programme are both excellent .The staff that they employ each year are always the best and always friendly . And this year will be my 10th time at this Ranch ..


Fall is on its way to winter. The trees are getting barer, the piles of leaves are turning to crackling chips or slippery layers, depending on where they sit. My leaf-picture taking days are limited.
My Aunt Barbara Evens posted this poem on facebook. I wish I had known it when I was teaching Kinderbloom…I think the kids would have liked it.
It is called Come, Little Leaves, and it was written by George Cooper.


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88 keys, a bench and a mic. Give those things to Peter Cincotti and he can take you anywhere.
Like a pilot in a cockpit, when Cincotti sits down at a piano it's as if the world is at his fingertips. And this time, on his highly anticipated new album, he is indeed traveling a Long Way From Home.
A born and bred New Yorker of Italian descent, Cincotti spent much of his childhood going to school during the day and playing clubs at night. Legendary music producer Phil Ramone was there one of those nights, a discovery that led Ramone to produce Peter's debut album which reached #1 on the Billboard jazz charts, making 18-year old Cincotti the youngest artist ever to do so.
Since then, Peter has performed in some of the world's most prestigious venues from Carnegie Hall to L'Olympia in Paris, collaborated with artists ranging from Andrea Bocelli to David Guetta, has been featured in blockbuster films such as Spiderman 2, represented the global fashion brands Ermenegildo Zegna and Tod's, and just recently appeared as himself in Season 3 of the hit Netflix series House Of Cards, singing a duet with the president played by Kevin Spacey.
Along the way, his vibrant and socially-aware songwriting caught the ear of 16-time Grammy winner David Foster, who produced Cincotti's third album East Of Angel Town yielding the song "Goodbye Philadelphia", which became a smash hit overseas reaching the Top Ten on Pop Radio charts across Europe.
Peter's experiences have shaped his music through the years, changing the layers of his sound and the dimensions of his style. Because of this, his fans await each new album like they are engrossed readers anxious to reach the next chapter of their favorite book. Cincotti has morphed genres and blended influences in a variety of ways, but his story currently unfolds over uncharted terrain on his new album Long Way From Home.
Written, arranged, and produced by Cincotti, this collection of songs is the product of "moving my pianos to a house on the Jersey Shore, building a recording studio, and spending the majority of the last two years alone at the control board," he explains.


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