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Pastor Andrew Brunson kneels in prayer in Oval Office after being freed from Turkish jail
By Philip Rucker
Joel Achenbach
October 13, 2018 at 3:39 p.m. EDT
Pastor Andrew Brunson and his wife prayed for President Trump Oct. 13, a day after Brunson was freed from a Turkish prison. Trump said, "Who did you vote for?" (Video: The Washington Post)
Pastor Andrew Brunson, freed Friday after being detained in a Turkish prison for nearly two years, flew home to the United States on Saturday, hugged his children on the tarmac of Joint Base Andrews outside Washington and then headed to the White House, where he knelt in prayer as he held his hand on the shoulder of President Trump.
The Oval Office visit punctuated a tumultuous two days for the soft-spoken Brunson, 50, who on Friday did not know what his fate would be and feared that he would be sentenced to as many as 35 years in prison.
"From a Turkish prison to the White House in 24 hours, that's not bad," Trump said.
The pastor, a longtime resident of Turkey, had been arrested along with thousands of other people after an unsuccessful 2016 coup attempt. He was accused of aiding the movement led by the alleged mastermind, Turkish cleric Fethullah Gulen, who lives in Pennsylvania and is a political foe of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
On Oct. 12, a Turkish court ordered the release of American pastor Andrew Brunson, who was accused of associating with plotters of a 2016 coup attempt. (Video: Allie Caren/The Washington Post)
Brunson was also indicted on charges of having contact with Kurdish separatists who have been designated as terrorists by Turkey and the United States. Brunson and the Trump administration have said the charges were bogus.
Trump vows 'severe punishment' if U.S. determines Saudi Arabia killed Khashoggi
"It was hard for him, and really the Lord pulled him through," his wife, Norine, said near the close of the White House gathering.
The pastor had been out of prison and under house arrest in Turkey since July. On Friday, a prosecutor asked that Brunson be convicted of the charges and sent back to prison. The judges found him guilty but then sentenced him to time served and removed a travel ban.
The pastor then had to act quickly. Under Turkish law, the prosecutor could appeal the verdict, said Tony Perkins, president of the Family Research Council, who had witnessed the trial proceedings in Turkey on Friday.
"There was a window there, and we needed to get him out of the country before Erdogan or somebody there changed their mind," said Perkins, who had observed Friday's trial in his capacity as a commissioner of the U.S. International Commission on Religious Freedom.
They raced back to the Brunsons' apartment, gathered belongings and hurried to the airport while Turkish media swarmed. A military plane took off Friday night and spirited them to Germany. When Brunson landed overnight in Germany, Richard Grenell, the U.S. ambassador to Germany, presented him with an American flag. The pastor held it up to his face and kissed it.
Brunson was taken to a U.S. military hospital in Germany on Friday night, where he was examined. After a few hours of rest, the Brunsons and Perkins flew back to the United States.
Brunson's release had been a top priority for evangelical Christians, and Trump is celebrating the pastor's return as a diplomatic coup for his administration. He tweeted on Saturday morning, "It will be wonderful to see and meet him. He is a great Christian who has been through such a tough experience. I would like to thank President @RT_Erdogan for his help!"
At the White House, Brunson thanked the president for helping secure his release.
"You really fought for us, unusually so," Brunson told Trump. "From the time you took office, we know that you've been engaged."
The United States and Turkey have extensive military and security ties but have had a fraught relationship marked by distrust in recent years.
U.S. officials and others close to the case had signaled that Brunson might be released imminently after negotiations that included the lifting of U.S. sanctions against Turkey. The agreement grew out of talks at last month's U.N. General Assembly meeting, attended by Trump and Erdogan.
Trump on Saturday insisted that he had made no concessions to Erdogan to secure Brunson's release.
"We've been negotiating long and hard. We do not pay ransom in this country, at least any longer," he said in the meeting with Brunson. He said the only real deal was a "psychological" one: "We feel much different about Turkey today than we did yesterday. . . . I think we have a chance of becoming much closer to Turkey."
Trump claimed the disappearance and suspected killing of Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggi in Saudi Arabia's Consulate in Istanbul had nothing to do with the timing of Brunson's release from prison this past week.
Asked whether the two events were related, Trump replied, "It's a total coincidence," though he allowed that the confluence was "interesting."
The White House event was attended by a throng of senators and administration officials. Brunson thanked many of them for their efforts to free him, and he told the president that he and his family pray for him often.
"I need it probably more than anybody in this room," the president quipped. The pastor then went on one knee and prayed that the president be blessed with "supernatural wisdom."
When the reverential moment was over, Trump rather abruptly looked at Norine Brunson and asked her whom she had voted for in the presidential election — before admitting that he already knew she had voted for him.


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Explore School of Rock Libertyville
School of Rock Libertyville
225 E Park Ave
Location Specifics
Just east of Milwaukee Ave. on Hwy. 176.
Monday: 2 PM - 9 PM
Tuesday: 2 PM - 9 PM
Wednesday: 2 PM - 9 PM
Thursday: 2 PM - 9 PM
Friday: 2 PM - 9 PM
Saturday: 9 AM - 3:30 PM
Music programs at School of Rock Libertyville combine one-on-one lessons with group band practices
Programs we offer
Age 17 and Under
At School of Rock Libertyville, our music program for children with no previous musical experience (typically ages 5 to 7-years-old) is called Rookies. Rookies students have one weekly group music lesson where they learn fundamentals like chords, rhythm and song structure. Kids get to learn and experiment with multiple instruments so they can later decide which one they ultimately want to continue pursuing in Rock 101.
1 WEEKLY GROUP LESSON
USE OF SIMPLIFIED ROCK INSTRUMENTS TO TEACH KIDS TO PLAY MUSIC
The Path to Take the Stage
All of our music programs are designed to inspire students to learn and develop a strong musical proficiency. At School of Rock Libertyville, younger students who are not ready for a more comprehensive program like Rock 101 can start in Rookies. No prior musical experience is needed for Rookies. Once your child is ready for private music lessons (typically older than first or second graders), they will graduate into our Rock 101 program.
Rock 101 is one of School of Rock Libertyville's top programs for kids and beginners. Students have one weekly group rehearsal where they learn to play classic rock songs that have been simplified for beginner musicians. Additionally, Rock 101 students in Libertyville have a weekly private music lesson with an instructor who helps them learn the concepts and skills behind their performance songs.
1 WEEKLY PRIVATE LESSON
1 WEEKLY GROUP REHEARSAL
Our music programs for kids in Libertyville are designed to get students on stage performing, with the goal of building strong musical proficiency. Younger students at School of Rock Libertyville who have participated in the Rookies program can move to our Rock 101 music program once they're ready. Additionally, students (typically ages 8 to 13-years-old) can begin Rock 101 without any prior experience. The goal of this rock program is to quickly develop a basic competence on students' chosen instruments before moving on to our famous Performance Program.
The Performance Program at School of Rock Libertyville is our hallmark music program, where tens of thousands of students enroll each year. It consists of a weekly group rehearsal where kids and teens learn by playing rock music's most iconic songs with a band composed of their peers. Students are assigned songs and parts that are tailored to them based on their age, experience and ability to learn new skills and concepts. Students then work through their parts in weekly private music lessons, refining the skills and concepts that those songs introduce. The goal of this curriculum is to prepare kids and teens for live performances. Every few months, School of Rock Libertyville Performance Program students take the stage and play at local Libertyville music venues in front of a live audience.
School of Rock Libertyville's music programs for kids and teens are designed to inspire by getting students on stage and performing. All of our other music education programs focus on readying students for our famous Performance Program. This is where students develop incredible musical skills. Performance Program students have often gone through our Rock 101 program first or have some previous basic music experience. These young musicians will have custom development plans outlined by their instructors with key concepts reinforced during private lessons and group rehearsals, all with the goal of performing live at a Libertyville music venue.
School of Rock Libertyville's Adult Program is for students over 18 years old who are looking to either improve their musical proficiency or pick up an instrument with no prior musical experience. As with most School of Rock music programs, the Adult Program uses a performance-based music education approach. This means the curriculum focuses on learning music concepts and applying them in a live performance setting. Our Adult Music Program includes one weekly private music lesson and a weekly group rehearsal. Every student at School of Rock Libertyville is placed in a band of fellow adults and then assigned specific songs as a way of learning key music concepts and skills. Adult students then take the stage to play at a live show in Libertyville.
1 weekly band rehearsal
All of our music programs are designed to inspire by getting students on stage and performing, with the goal of building strong musical proficiency along the way. The School of Rock Libertyville Adult Program is open to all experience levels and each student will follow a customized learning plan developed by their instructor. Adult students will work together during rehearsal to prepare for a live performance at a real rock venue in Libertyville.
The School of Rock Libertyville House Band music program gives students under 18 the opportunity to join a gigging band composed of fellow musicians from their school. These students perform additional live shows throughout the year. All students in the Performance Program have the opportunity to audition for a spot in School of Rock Libertyville's House Band. Once selected, House Band members become leaders in their School of Rock community and perform live shows at IL rock venues throughout the year.
A GIGGING MUSICIAN'S EXPERIENCE
FREQUENT LIVE PERFORMANCES IN COMMUNITY
Performance is the core of School of Rock's educational approach. Therefore, we create additional opportunities for students to perform on stages throughout Libertyville and the rest of IL. The House Band music program allows each school's most talented students the opportunity to join a band and play routinely in front of live audiences. Once a member, students will gain real music experience associated with gigging musicians and will become leaders and mentors inside the School of Rock community.
The School of Rock AllStars Tour takes the very best students from around the world and sends them on a nationwide summer tour across the United States. Less than 1% of School of Rock students are selected each year to represent School of Rock as an AllStar. All Performance Program students are eligible to audition for this prestigious program. The intensive audition process starts off with video submissions followed by live auditions. Once selected, AllStar students will have an authentic touring experience including traveling on a tour bus, doing tour publicity and starring in nightly performances at famous venues and festivals during a two-week tour.
A MULTI-CITY, COUNTRY-WIDE MUSIC TOUR EXPERIENCE
PERFORMING ON SOME OF THE BIGGEST AND MOST FAMOUS STAGES IN THE WORLD
Becoming an AllStar is the highest level of achievement for a School of Rock student. They play on legendary stages large and small, including The Knitting Factory, Red Rocks Amphitheatre, The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, The Troubadour and Lollapalooza. AllStar students often go on to have accomplished careers in the music industry. Former AllStars have gone on to become touring artists, star in Broadway musicals, get signed to record deals, become finalists on talent competitions like "The Voice" and "American Idol" and have other notable roles in the music industry.
The Center Stage Artist Search Program is an opportunity to be heard by a major record label. Singers from the ages of 13-19 can submit an audition video as part of the selection process. Selected artists will then have the chance to participate in a studio recording session, and perform at a live artist showcase with record label executives in Los Angeles. We'll also provide School of Rock songwriting camp scholarships for 100 applicants. Submit your video audition today.
A live artist showcase in front of record executives
Record in a state-of-the-art major label studio
The music of legendary recording artists can be the inspiration behind many School of Rock students' drive to pick up an instrument for the first time. This music is the foundation of our curriculum because it helps maintain young musician's drive to gain musical proficiency. Center Stage is a program to help usher in the next generation of great artists that will one day inspire others to begin their musical journey.
Music Lessons in Libertyville
Guitar Lessons for All Skill Levels
Beginner Guitar Lessons for Kids
At School of Rock Libertyville, we offer beginner guitar lessons for kids. Our expert guitar instructors guide your child from start to finish with private instruction and weekly group band rehearsals. Every instructor at School of Rock Libertyville is an experienced musician, and they emphasize foundational music theory and technique when teaching guitar lessons to kids. Unlike other Libertyville guitar lessons and programs, School of Rock is designed to get students performing in a band.
Beginner Guitar Lessons for Adults
It's never too late to learn to play the guitar. Similar to our kids guitar lessons, School of Rock Libertyville's beginner guitar lessons for adults utilizes a performance-based curriculum. Our experienced instructors teach adult students through popular rock songs, and teach students to play guitar in a way that's challenging and fun. We believe the best way to learn is by doing, which is why we combine weekly private guitar lessons with group band rehearsals. At School of Rock Libertyville, we teach beginner guitar lessons for adults in our Adult Program. This program gets students performing onstage at a local Libertyville venue.
Intermediate to Advanced Guitar Lessons
As students gain skills and experience, we move them along to more challenging programs at higher skill levels. Intermediate and advanced students take the skills they learned in beginner guitar lessons, and layer on more difficult techniques and concepts. School of Rock Libertyville offers advanced guitar lessons for kids and adults that teach by playing challenging classic rock songs and emphasize playing the guitar in a real music venue. Our Libertyville guitar teachers will work with each student to develop a custom learning plan.
Drum Lessons for All Skill Levels
Beginner Drum Lessons for Kids
School of Rock Libertyville is the best option for anyone looking to learn the drums. Our beginner drum lessons get kids behind the drum kit and on their way to taking the stage. That's why at School of Rock Libertyville we combine private drum lessons for beginners with weekly band rehearsals—it prepares students to perform live. With years of experience teaching drums in Libertyville, our drum instructors teach beginner drum students core techniques, including how to groove, play rudiments and more.
Beginner Drum Lessons for Adults
Our drum lessons for adults are designed to accommodate all skill levels. At School of Rock Libertyville, our beginner drum lessons for adults are built for musicians with little to no experience. We teach adults using the same core performance-based education philosophy as our drum lessons for kids—performing with a band accelerates the learning process. Adult students will perform live at a venue in Libertyville. Unlike other Libertyville drum lessons for beginners, School of Rock combines private drum lessons with weekly band rehearsals so students are ready to play in front of real, live audiences.
TIME SIGNATURES
Intermediate to Advanced Drum Lessons
More experienced to advanced drum students need a drum lesson curriculum that builds upon foundational skills and continues to grow musical proficiency. That's why at School of Rock Libertyville, our drum lessons are customized for each student and his or her goals. Our Libertyville drum instructors integrate more complex techniques and concepts—intermediary grooves, shifts, meters and more—into a student's individual lessons and group band rehearsal, and will also select more difficult songs for his or her live performances.
Singing Lessons for All Skill Levels
Beginner Singing Lessons for Kids
School of Rock Libertyville offers beginner singing lessons for kids. Our unique, performance-based approach develops students' musical proficiency by preparing them to perform live. At School of Rock Libertyville, our vocal coaches are practicing musicians who integrate key music fundamentals—breathing, posture and more—into a curriculum based on performing with a band. Each week, beginner singing students participate in a private singing lesson and a band rehearsal.
Beginner Singing Lessons for Adults
School of Rock Libertyville teaches adults how to sing in our innovative Adult Program. Students develop vocal skills at a challenging pace designed to help you see results with every singing lesson. Adult vocalists learn how to keep tempo, stay on-key and master advanced vocal techniques for a powerful and healthy voice. Our curriculum teaches students how to sing by using popular rock songs that emphasize key concepts. Each week, Adult Program students have a private singing lesson for beginners and group band rehearsal.
Intermediate to Advanced Singing Lessons
At School of Rock Libertyville, our singing lessons for kids and adults are designed to help our students reach a high degree of musical proficiency. Intermediate and advanced singers take skills learned from previous singing lessons and layer on more difficult techniques and concepts. Our advanced singing lessons teach students to sing by performing popular rock songs that illustrate a specific vocal concept or technique. We pair weekly private singing lessons with weekly band rehearsals with the goal of getting musicians to perform live in Libertyville.
Bass Lessons for All Skill Levels
Beginner Bass Lessons for Kids
School of Rock Libertyville offers beginner bass guitar lessons for kids that blend weekly private instruction with weekly band rehearsals. This performance-based approach results in a high level of musical proficiency because it engages and inspires students. Every School of Rock bass instructor is a practicing musician in Libertyville and teaches bass lessons for kids that get great results. Beginners learn to play bass guitar by using popular rock songs that illustrate key concepts and techniques.
Beginner Bass Lessons for Adults
Adults looking to learn bass guitar can enroll in School of Rock's Adult Program. No experience is necessary in our beginner bass guitar lessons for adults. At School of Rock Libertyville, our experienced, local bass guitar instructors have the patience and skills to help adult students gain musical proficiency. As with all School of Rock music programs, our bass guitar lessons for adults ciriculum is performance-based, and include both weekly private instruction and weekly band rehearsals.
Intermediate to Advanced Bass Lessons
Our intermediate to advanced bass guitar lessons teach Libertyville students the skills they need to become the backbone of a band. Students take skills from previous bass lessons and layer on more difficult techniques and concepts. At School of Rock Libertyville, our bass instructors use popular rock songs as a way of teaching students advanced concepts and techniques. We pair weekly private bass lessons with weekly band rehearsals to inspire and engage students throughout the learning process.
Keyboard Lessons for All Skill Levels
Beginner Keyboard Lessons for Kids
At School of Rock we teach differently than other music schools in Libertyville. Our curriculum is performance-based, meaning that we prepare students to perform. Our piano lessons for beginners combine weekly private instruction with weekly band rehearsals. At School of Rock Libertyville, our beginner keyboard lessons for kids take key concepts and music fundamentals—finger placement, scales, key differentiation and more—and teach them through popular rock songs. This approach inspires and engages students, which results in attaining a high level of musical proficiency. Our piano teachers have years of experience teaching music in the Libertyville area, and know how to coach and motivate students of any skill level to play the keyboard.
Beginner Keyboard Lessons for Adults
The School of Rock Libertyville Adult Program puts beginner keyboard students in a band. Adult Program students in the Libertyville area learn to play piano through a combination of weekly private beginner piano lessons and weekly band rehearsals. At School of Rock, our piano lessons give adult students the chance to perform in a band at local Libertyville music venues, taking them out of the classroom and onto the stage.
Intermediate to Advanced Keyboard Lessons
At School of Rock Libertyville, our keyboard lessons for kids and adults are designed to help students get results. Intermediate and advanced students take skills learned from beginner keyboard lessons and layer on more advanced piano techniques with concepts. Our local keyboard instructors are all practicing musicians in Libertyville, and use popular rock songs as a way of teaching complex skills. We pair weekly private piano lessons with weekly band rehearsals to inspire and engage students throughout the learning process.
Our Experienced Music Teachers
All of School of Rock Libertyville's music teachers are experienced musicians devoted to helping students attain musical proficiency. Our instructors guide students one-on-one to personalize learning, inspire confidence and build social skills.
Jonathan Dawson Guitar Teacher, Bass Guitar Teacher
Jonathan Dawson has been obsessed with guitars since the age of 10 and also plays ukulele and electric bass. Jonathan holds a Bachelor of Music, with a focus on studio music and jazz, from the University of Miami Frost School of Music. He is a graduate of the Pittsburgh High School for the Creative and Performing Arts (CAPA). As a teen, he cut his teeth on the local metal scene in Pittsburgh, earning slots opening for Danzig, White Zombie and others too numerous to mention, while at the same time studying jazz and classical guitar. After graduating from Miami, he spent several years performing in orchestras and jazz bands for Carnival Cruise LInes.
Jonathan has been a freelance guitarist and educator in the Chicagoland area since his move here in the late 90s. During that time he played in the pit band for RENT and other musical theater projects, and was a member of several jazz groups, and in the band Grasshopper (a side project with members of The Bo Deans and The Verve Pipe). Jonathan also taught and has been a board member of organizations in the city created to bring music to underserved neighborhoods. He recently performed at the All Souls Jazz Festival and has worked with Polish artist Ryszard Rynkowski. Jonathan's album, "Life On the River's Edge," was released in 2007. His latest projects include working with Americana artist Seeso on his latest release Kuya, and passionately teaching guitar to students of all ages.
Jay Martini Piano Teacher, Singing Teacher
Jay Martini was a graduate of the University of Iowa in Journalism and Music. His performing experience ranges across most genres of popular music from playing classic rock to composing radio jingles. He also has arranged smooth and acid jazz, done session work and most recently is musical director of Doug James' Soundtracks Of A Generation stable of tribute acts, which include The Soul Committee (a 1960s soul/R&B revue based on the movie "The Commitments") and Have A Cigar: The Pink Floyd Experience. He is very excited to mentor young musicians as they grasp the joy of learning their instrument and performing in ensembles.
Dan Gordon Guitar Teacher, Bass Guitar Teacher
Daniel has been surrounded by music since as early as he can remember. The grandson of a piano instructor, he would consistently attend his mother's oboe concerts, further inspiring him to study piano at the early age of five with a focus on classical music. He regularly performed at recitals until his fixation with guitar began, occurring at age 15. Using the musical sense and knowledge he attained from piano, he transitioned to playing guitar and bass. While at Michigan State University, where he received a bachelors in Humanities - Prelaw, he spent countless hours with an instrument in hand, often playing acoustic sets with a percussionist as well as offering lessons to fellow students. Since he graduated, he continues to play locally with different lineups as well as produce his own music.
Daniel has experience with many styles of music, including classical, country, pop, blues, classic rock and jazz. He also has significant experience with slide guitar and fingerpicking techniques and loves to share this knowledge with anyone with an interest.
Jay Davenport Drums Teacher
Born in 1960, Jay Davenport grew up on the south side of Chicago, listening to jazz, jazz-fusion and lots of 60s and 70s R&B. After being particularly influenced by the different styles of his favorite drummers, Art Blakey, Billy Cobham and Steve Gadd, he set out to find his own niche and develop his own sound. He started out playing locally with Chicago-style R&B, soul and fusion bands, and at age 22 began his road career, touring the U.S. with The Dells, an iconic doo-wop group. Jay started playing the blues when he was connected with blues/rock harmonica stalwart Sugar Blue, who had recently completed his performances on The Rolling Stone's "Some Girls" album and tour, and was starting his own Chicago-based band.
When John Mayall disbanded the Bluesbreakers in 2008, Jay got an audition through Mayall bassist Rzab. John invited him to come along to play drums for what was, at the time, John Mayall's new quintet. Jay decided to resume his music career full-time, and has been touring, recording and growing as an artist with John Mayall ever since. During the past decade, Jay has manned the drums for John Mayall in the various incarnations of his band and is now a member of the current trio. He is currently a drums teacher at School of Rock Libertyville.
Eli Taber Guitar Teacher, Bass Guitar Teacher, Piano Teacher, Vocal Instructor
At six months of age, Eli was adopted from Korea. He spent most of his early life growing up in New York and Missouri and picked up his first instrument in middle school. It was an old harmonica that his mother had kept from when she was younger. After a while of practicing, or what his parents called "noise," Eli somehow got the hang of it. After this he moved on to guitar and a handful of other instruments.
Eli eventually became vastly intrigued by the blues, Motown, country, rock, coul and other genres of music. He graduated with a degree in Early Childhood Education from Columbia College Chicago in 2013. Eli's spent the last decade teaching and playing music in the United States, Italy, Japan, London and other places around the world. He is a guitar teacher, bass guitar teacher, piano teacher and vocal instructor at School of Rock Libertyville.
Claire Bryant Vocal Instructor
Claire Bryant's got powerhouse pipes and the attitude to match. Her sounds have been compared to the popular styles of Hiatus Kaiyote and Jorja Smith. With a heavy Amy Winehouse influence, Claire's music is soulful. Claire Bryant performs with the accompaniment of her electric band, The Babes. A babe indeed, Claire Bryant sings and song writes with a unique, vibrant aesthetic. She is a vocal instructor at School of Rock Libertyville.
Kevin Clark Drum Teacher
Drum teacher Kevin Clark was introduced to acting at the age of 13, playing one of the kids, Freddy Jones, in "School of Rock" with Jack Black and Joan Cusack. Kevin was born in Highland Park, Illinois. He's been playing the drums since the age of three. He was so skilled in his performances that each one demanded a standing ovation from the audience, and he's been using his talents ever since. He formed his own rock band and performs with some of Chicagoland's best talent. He is a drum teacher at School of Rock.
Ryan Johnson Drum Teacher, Piano Teacher, Vocal Instructor
Ryan "Rocky" Johnson is a drummer and percussionist hailing from Chicago, Illinois. Classically trained and due to graduate from Northeastern Illinois University with a degree in Music Education, Ryan's performance resumé contains a virtual "who's who" of the rock profession. Ryan has performed with such rock icons as Geoff Tate, Robert Sarzo, Jim Peterik, founding member of Survivor, Rob Halford of Judas Priest and Halford, Sebastian Bach of Skid Row and Bjorn Englen of Yngwie Malmsteen, Quiet Riot,and Dio Disciples. Ryan's performance with Rob Halford and Judas Priest was most memorable because it was at the legendary Whisky a Go Go on the Sunset Strip in Hollywood.
Ryan is currently performing in the Midwest's most accomplished Def Leppard tribute band, Photograph. Photograph has had the honor of performing with some of the top acts in the country, such as Jefferson Starship, Survivor and Gary Allan. Photograph has played at some of the country's most respected and iconic rock venues such as Joe's Live Rosemont, the House of Blues Chicago, and at various clubs and festivals in the Midwest. He's currently a drum teacher, piano teacher and vocal instructor at School of Rock Libertyville.
Sam Gutsmiedl Drum Teacher
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CNN Panelists In Heated Debate Over National Emergency
"I don't want this conversation to go down a rabbit hole right now," said presenter Ana Cabrera.
By Katherine Hignett On 2/18/19 at 8:20 AM EST
Trump Could Veto National Emergency Disapproval
A White House senior adviser said the president will do what it takes to protect his national emergency declaration.
By Scott McDonald On 2/17/19 at 7:44 PM EST
Graham: Border Wall Better for Students Than New School
Republican Senator Lindsey Graham said that the kids would eventually get the school "but right now we've got a national emergency on our hands."
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"This is the first time a president has tried to declare an emergency when Congress explicitly rejected funding for the particular project that the president is advocating," Schiff explained.
Fox News Host Fact Checks Trump Adviser Stephen Miller
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Ocasio-Cortez and Joaquin Castro are planning to fight Trump's declaration.
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Yes, it's possible that there's still television to be made from the Marvel Universe.
Hulu announced Wednesday a pair of new additions to its programming slate, including the futuristic The First from Oscar- and Emmy-winning Beau Willimon (House of Cards, Ides of March) and Marvel's Runaways, which features the Marvel world's teen-tastic superhero squad.
"As we expand our business to offer live TV, we're also more than doubling our investment in original programming and exclusively licensed content to continue growing our premium streaming library," said Hulu CEO Mike Hopkins. "Coupled with all of the new product and measurement solutions we're offering advertisers, Hulu is delivering the most compelling, engaging and valuable TV experience to consumers and brands alike."
Hulu's 'The Handmaid's Tale' Renewed for Second Season
Get ready for more Gilead and Offred in Season 2 of 'The Handmaid's Tale.'
Here are the details on the new offerings.
Marvel's Runaways represents Hulu's first series order with Marvel Television and comes from Josh Schwartz and Stephanie Savage, the team behind The O.C. and Gossip Girl. Exploring the younger side of the Marvel Universe, Runaways tells the story of "six diverse teenagers who can barely stand each other but who must unite against a common foe–their parents." Marvel's Runaways will debut in winter 2017.
The First (working title) dramatizes the first human mission to Mars, exploring the challenging first steps toward interplanetary colonization. "It's a story about the human spirit, about our indomitable need to reach for unknown horizons," said Willimon, who executive produces with his partner Jordan Tappis. "About people working toward the greatest pioneering achievement in human history, and about the cost of that vision, the danger and sacrifice—emotional, psychological, and physical—that's required to achieve it. How ordinary, imperfect people band together and overcome a myriad of obstacles to grasp the extraordinary."
The series will go into production later this year and is slated to premiere on Hulu in 2018.
The First and Runaways join Hulu's growing original programming slate, which includes The Handmaid's Tale (which earned a second season), The Looming Tower, Future Man, The Mindy Project, I Live You, America, National Treasure, Casual, The Path, Difficult People, Shut Eye and Chance.
Hulu also announced that it will be the exclusive streaming home of the award-winning FX series Atlanta later this year. Atlanta, which stars Donald Glover, follows a pair of ambitious cousins who work in the Atlanta music scene.
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NATIONAL HARBOR, Md. -- Before the bridge scandal unfolded in New Jersey, Chris Christie's biggest hurdle on the path to the 2016 Republican presidential nomination was his difficulty winning over core conservatives — the kind of activists who gathered here Thursday and who will dominate the early presidential contests.
The New Jersey governor was not even invited to the Conservative Political Action Conference last year because his record was viewed as insufficiently conservative. But in his address at this year's gathering, Christie drew a warm response by playing to his strengths with this crowd.
He touted his efforts to take on public employee unions in New Jersey and to lower state spending. He highlighted his stance as an anti-abortion governor in a blue state. And showing himself to be a good soldier for the party, he lavished praise on a number of his potential rivals as the leader of the Republican Governors Assn.
Scorning leaders in Washington who "can't stop talking," Christie praised Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker for standing up for collective bargaining reform, Ohio Gov. John Kasich for lowering taxes and boosting employment, and Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder for making his state -- the home of the United Auto Workers, Christie noted -- a right-to-work state.
"Governors are about getting things done," said Christie, who drew a standing ovation (as most of the speakers did) as well as polite applause throughout his speech. "Governors are about making things work and keeping government out of people's lives as much as they can."
In a striking effort to solidify his own credentials within the GOP's social conservative wing, Christie spoke more expansively than any of the other potential 2016 contenders about his opposition to abortion: "They said it could never be done, now twice — twice, for the first time since Roe vs. Wade — New Jersey has elected a pro-life governor."
Noting that he could not recall the last time Democrats had asked an opponent of abortion rights to speak at their convention, he urged Republicans to challenge Democratic positioning on the issue: "They're the party of intolerance, not us," Christie said. "We have to take these guys on directly. … We are not going to put up any longer with them defining who we are."
"When we say we're pro-life — and that we're proudly pro-life — that doesn't mean that we're pro-life just when that human being is in the womb," he continued. "We need to be pro-life when they leave the womb as well, for every step of their lives. … It means that we have to be in favor of a society that creates opportunity and jobs for them, not one that has the government control what is good or fair in our society."
The annual Conservative Political Action Conference occurs as Republicans are fractured policywise and yet poised to potentially control both houses of Congress if current trends continue through the November election.
Joining Christie on the opening day speaking roster were Florida Sen. Marco Rubio, Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal, Rep. Paul D. Ryan of Wisconsin and Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas, the tea party darling who has bedeviled the Republican establishment by pushing his colleagues to unpopular stances on issues such as the government shutdown.
Christie and his fellow contenders all won applause from the audience by challenging what they described as weak leadership on the part of the Obama administration around the world.
Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul, Texas Gov. Rick Perry and former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee will speak on Friday. And former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin will close out the conference Saturday night, after organizers hold a straw poll to measure the support of attendees for the potential 2016 candidates.
A new Washington Post-ABC News poll released Wednesday night showed the absence of a clear presidential favorite on the Republican side, and the lack of electricity for any of the candidates was palpable on Thursday.
The new poll showed that three in 10 Republicans said they would not vote for Christie if he were to run for president. About 9% of Republicans said they would definitely vote for Christie, 50% said they would consider it and 11% had no opinion.
While the survey did not test Republicans against one another, it charted which candidates had the most loyal supporters. At this point, 2012 nominee Mitt Romney, who has said he will not run again, had the firmest support with 34% of Republicans saying they would definitely support him — a figure that rose slightly to 37% among conservative Republicans.
The next strongest candidates in the Republican field were former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush and Huckabee, both supported by 15% of Republicans.


Tips for Buying When checking out a house, leave your Emotions at Home!
Homebuyers often follow their hearts, and they should. Sometimes just going with a gut feeling is the best indicator. But when it's house-touring time, it's important to set those emotions aside and replace them with clear-headed thinking and a critical eye. Otherwise, your potential dream house might just turn into a money pit. Although you should always hire a professional inspection before you complete the sale, you can spot the more obvious trouble signs early in the process simply by knowing what to look for. You can quickly check five key areas to determine if the home has serious problems. Roof. A new roof can cost between $5,000 and $15,000 depending on the type.
• A quick method to determine if the roof is leaking is to look in the attic. WARNING: Don't climb into the attic yourself, unless you know how to walk on joists; you might step through the ceiling and injure yourself. Simply open the attic access panel and look inside.
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• V-shaped cracks (larger at the top than at the bottom) around the perimeter of the house.
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• Doors that stick and squeak. the foundation, walk around the home looking at the foundation and outside walls. Look for cracks in the foundation and the brick on the side of the wall. Check doors by opening part way and see if they stay open or close. Open and close doors they should perform smoothly. Check for cracks in the sheet rock. If you find these, call in a structural engineer to confirm the problem and suggest solutions.
• Leaks and cracks in and around the fireplace.
• Obvious cracks in brick and mortar. Piping. Copper piping rarely corrodes and is the plumbing of choice these days, but many older homes have galvanized steel plumbing. After 30 years or so it tends to rust out and leak. Replacing it can cost $5,000 or more, so it's something you'll want to watch out for. Call a plumber if you have specific questions. Flooding. If a house is poorly situated on its lot, flooding can occur under the house, which can seriously damage the home.
• Check Unapproved work. All improvements to the property should have been done with permits from the local building department. Work done without permit may be substandard and, if discovered later, may need to be ripped out.
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Winter is coming. And with winter, comes darker and colder evenings.
When it is cold outside, open houses might not be as appealing. But it's important to remember the cozy aspects of the winter season, and how to apply those warm feelings into your showing.
It's important to keep driveways and walkways clear. If you have to, shovel the areas so the path to the home is safe to walk on. It might be nice to also shovel the sidewalk and part of the street; this way potential clients aren't having to walk down the block in snow.
Like usual, tidy up the space and remove any clutter. This is where you get to make it feel all warm and cozy to really spark up those fuzzy feelings.
Everybody loves holiday scented candles – burn a cinnamon-scented candle or simmer a pot of apple cider with cinnamon sticks on the stove. You could even pass out the cider to clients as they check out the home!
Just because winter is upon us, doesn't mean your sales have to stagnate. Open houses can be incredibly cozy and inviting during the winter months – you just might have to work a little harder at showcasing it.


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Macron looks to negotiate agreement that would see 151 migrants land in France
By Arthur Lyons	 16 August 2019 No Comments
A source inside of France's Interior Ministry claims that Macron is currently trying to negotiate an agreement that, if reached, would see 151 migrants who are currently onboard the 'Open Arms' ship owned by Spanish NGO Proactiva land in France.
According to a report from the Madrid-based El Pais newspaper, the French government has 'initiated discreet talks' with the European Commission to find a solution to the ongoing situation which has seen 'Open Arms' denied access to ports in Italy and Malta. The vessel has been at sea for the last 13 days.
"Just like every other time this kind of situation has come up, France is taking the initiative and actively contributing to the search for a solution at the European scale to disembark and take in the rescued individuals," one source inside of the French Interior Ministry told the Spanish newspaper.
The negotiations come after the migrant transport NGO had already requested several EU countries to petition the European Commission to spread migrants throughout the EU with the hope that it might permit them to land in Italy or Malta – both who've previously rejected their requests.
The NGO Proactiva's 'Open Arms' seems to be utterly disinterested in landing the migrants in a safe port in Africa, of which there are many.
Italian interior minister Matteo Salvini has insisted that before he allows migrant transport vessels access to Italy's ports, other EU member states must first agree to take in the migrants who would land.
Sources inside the Spanish government have alleged that the Spanish are also involved in a possible deal but thus far have failed to comment on what a deal would entail.
The Spanish NGO's ship 'Open Arms' isn't the only sea vessel currently trying ferry migrants coming from North Africa into Europe.
The 'Ocean Viking' which is operated by Doctors Without Borders (MSF) and SOS Méditerranée is also looking for a European port to dock at after collecting around 356 migrants off the coast of Libya.
Similarly to 'Open Arms' the 'Ocean Viking' has been denied entry to multiple European ports and refuses to seek out a safe port in Africa to offload the migrants.
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Toyota & egrave; ready to offer by 2035 , in Western Europe, only new zero-emission vehicles (electric and Fuel Cell). To achieve this goal, the Japanese carmaker will launch in the next few years; an increasing number of zero-emission vehicles (ZEV – Zero Emission Vehicle). The first of these will be; the bZ4X electric SUV. The manufacturer points out that by 2030 it expects a sales mix of ZEV vehicles of at least 50% in Western Europe , with the capacity; and the possibility; to increase this percentage should customer demand increase further.
From 2030, we expect a further acceleration of ZEV demand and Toyota will be & agrave; ready to achieve 100% CO2 reduction in all new vehicles by 2035 in Western Europe, assuming sufficient infrastructure for electric charging and hydrogen refueling is available by that date, as well as increased capacity; of renewable energy that will be required.
The goal of 2035, therefore, will be possible achieve but only on condition that there are the right technical conditions. Toyota's global strategy is that of minimizing carbon dioxide emissions and achieving neutrality as soon as possible; carbon.
The goal will be; achieved by accelerating electrification and offering all its customers a diverse range of particularly efficient propulsion solutions for reducing CO2 emissions.
No goodbye to endothermic cars, as others are doing car manufacturers, but a based approachon a differentiated offer . A position that has long been expressed by the top leaders of the Japanese car manufacturer. After all, as Gill Pratt explains well, Chief Scientist of Toyota Motor Corporation, the path more & ugrave; efficient towards neutrality; carbon is based on the diversification of propulsion solutions, given the great diversity; markets around the world, resulting from three key factors: the different nature of energy sources across geographic areas, the different transport needs of people and, thirdly, the imperative to maximize the return on investment on the reduction of carbon emissions, to ensure optimal use of scarce battery raw materials.
While Toyota is committed to making millions of battery electric vehicles available to customers, the way to minimize net carbon emissions globally is; to use all electrified solutions, in the right proportion: hybrid electric vehicles, plug-in electric hybrids, battery electric and hydrogen fuel cell electric, to best respond to infrastructural constraints and needs; of customers in every geographic area, to limited supply of batteries and to improve their performance.
NEW ABOUT BATTERIES also shared some more ugrap; on projects related to battery development. The most important news interesting is the accumulators equipped with solid state technology . The brand has highlighted that, after tests on prototypes last year, they will probably be introduced initially in hybrid vehicles, before guaranteeing their widespread use on electric vehicles. The goal is that of offering greater power, greater autonomy and longer charging times; short.
& Egrave; production began of the first bipolar battery in nickel metal hydride (NiMh) in the world which, in addition to using a quantity; lower than precious metals, it has a lower cost and a density; double the power of a normal NiMh battery. By applying similar techniques to lithium-ion (Li-Ion) batteries, combined with further efficiencies in the vehicle's energy consumption, Toyota expects to achieve in the second half; of this decade a 50% reduction in the cost of the battery per vehicle, without decreasing its autonomy, thus making it serious; the most battery electric vehicles; advantageous and accessible.
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(2011) This is a tribute to Silent Hill (1999), a now classic survival horror game by Konami.
This fan art depicts the most memorable scene to me of Lisa Garland, where the poor nurse finally realized she was not among the livings, then being abandoned by Harry Mason the protagonist, out of pitiful fear.
To me, this is the moment Silent Hill is a classic, as it made me care about it's characters, like all good stories do.
The pose of Harry is based on a sad photo of Josh Holloway (a.k.a. Sawyer from Lost) and Lisa's pose is based on Rachel McAdams from the Time Traveler's Wife's official movie poster.


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Q: Does the Product Backlog just consists out of User Stories in Agile Development? As far as we know, the User Stories are the way a requirement is defined in bounded context with acceptance criteria. On the other hand, the Product Backlog enlists all requirements, i.e., new feature, enhancements, and existing production issues.
This is not clear, if or if not, the Product Backlog just consists out of User Stories. So, the question here is as follows.
Does the Product Backlog just consists out of User Stories in Agile Development?

A: The product backlog is simply list of user stories.


For six months of the year we make a ritual of laying and lighting a fire in the fireplace and sitting around in the evenings and on weekends. We begin our fire ritual on the 1st really cold October day. We have swivel chairs on either side of our fireplace with a reading table in between and we tend to sit and read, talk and relax, and gaze into the flames. We keep our house cool in the winter so the warmth of the fire brings us all together. We often move the books off the table and eat supper in front of the fire with our children.


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Life will never be the same, Deschamps tells his squad
Updated / Monday, 16 Jul 2018 06:54
Didier Deschamps led France to only their second ever World Cup triumph
France manager Didier Deschamps was left soaked in beer, champagne and sweat after celebrating World Cup glory with his delirious squad - a moment he will cherish alongside the crowning achievement of his playing career.
A 4-2 win over Croatia at Moscow's Luzhniki Stadium earned Deschamps access to one of football's most elite clubs, those who have lifted the World Cup as both competitor and coach.
Only Franz Beckenbauer of Germany and Brazil's Mario Zagallo have managed the same feat, but neither marked the moment with quite the same outpouring or joy.
As he prepared to begin his post-match media conference Deschamps was mobbed by a conga line of players chanting his name and dousing him with whatever drink came to hand.
He was hugged, squeezed, jostled and cajoled by the young, diverse and talented team he has led to the summit of the sport and he did not attempt to stop them for a moment.
"They are a little crazy, they have always been a little mad," he said with the broadest of smiles.
"They are young and they are happy."
At 49 Deschamps cannot claim to be young, but he could hardly conceal his happiness.
"I don't really like to talk about myself but I am forced to a little bit. I had the immense pleasure and privilege to live through this as a player 20 years ago. It is marked in my memory forever," he said.
"But what the players did today is just as beautiful and just as strong. I have a son who is 22 and he was too young when we were world champion, now young people are living through this.
"At the moment my players don't really know what it is to be world champions but I told them two things.
"That these 23 players are linked forever: they may follow different paths but they are marked together by this event. And that they are going to be different now. They are not the same, they are world champions.
"Maybe they will win other titles but there is nothing above world champions."
France were not perfect en route to the title, arguably being outplayed in the first half despite heading to the tunnel 2-1 up after a Mario Mandzukic own-goal and a debatable penalty from man-of-the-match Antoine Griezmann.
They ensured they left as worthy winners, though, adding fine strikes from Paul Pogba and young player of the tournament Kylian Mbappe against a goalkeeping aberration from Hugo Lloris.
Deschamps happily admits he did not play with the same style as his illustrious predecessors and does not judge the current generation by aesthetics, only achievements.
"The question is, is France a beautiful champion? Well we are world champion and France is going to be top of the world for the next four years," he added.
"I am in a very tight circle but both (Beckenbauer and Zagallo) were both better than me on the pitch.
"As coaches we lived the same victory. I was not beautiful but I also won. My personal pride is secondary though, I am happier to see the happiness of my players.
"My greatest joy is linked to theirs."
Deschamps expects more big things from Mbappe, marked by all and sundry as a once-in-a-generation talent, in the future but knows nothing is guaranteed in international football.
"Mbappe is only 19, I hope is a champion again, but 20 years ago David Trezeguet and Thierry Henry were only maybe 19 and they'd become champions again," said Deschamps.
Croatia boss Zlatko Dalic gave a comparatively sombre address and there were no player break-ins or group singalongs for the runners-up.
But he cut a magnanimous figure, refusing to focus on the controversial decision, using VAR, to award a spot-kick against Ivan Perisic for a handball.
He disagreed, as did many observers, but did not linger.
"I never comment on refereeing but let me say one sentence: in the World Cup final you do not give such a penalty," said Dalic.
"That in no way diminishes France's win but maybe we were a bit unlucky. In the first six games we may have been favoured by luck, today not.
"I respect the referee, he gave what he saw fair and square. VAR when it goes in your favour is good, when it doesn't it's bad."
He also praised a group who made history as the smallest nation to reach the showpiece finale and came out in credit.
"We were all sad, downcast but I said to the players 'hold you heads up high, you have given your all and you have to be proud'," he said.
"We were dignified in all our victories and are dignified now in defeat. It is football and you must respect the scoreline."
Didier Deschamps


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Semil Shah Blog
India & The UN Security Council: The Old Architecture
Earlier this week, 53 nations in Asia nominated India to a non-permanent seat on the prestigious United Nations' Security Council. For many years, India has directly and indirectly lobbied to be recognized by the international community as a legitimate, democratic superpower with nuclear technology, and has thus coveted this seat and its veto power. That wish was sort of granted this week, although the term is only two years, compared to a country like France, which has its seat indefinitely. Since I don't live in India, I can't really test what the temperature in the country is to this news, though I would wager the majority view this as a significant step toward legitimizing India's place in the world.
The problem with this thinking, however, is that during India's lobbying campaign, the world has changed so damn fast, especially over the past decade, that the UN structure is completely outdated and ill-equipped to function in today's and tomorrow's realpolitik. As George W. Bush (in)famously demonstrated in 2002-03, any Security Council member country could bring an issue to the Council in good faith only to "got it alone" in order to preserve national interests. Even though this instance led to very questionable results — like a trillion-dollar Iraq war — I have to give Bush and his team credit for recognizing early that the UN architecture was crumbling and could not be held as a proxy for preserving national interests. (The Economist ran many articles on this, including one on July 3, 2008 titled "Reforming International Government.")
India would have been wise to either (a) accept full membership, alongside China; or (b) to have rejected being one of the 10 2-year members. By choosing this latter path, India is sending mixed signals to its citizens about the reality of the complicated world in which it lives in, particularly their unique neighborhood. No major nation in this day and age would ever find itself bound by a UN resolution, which are basically the equivalent value of stock options giving out in Silicon Valley in the late 90s. UN resolutions are basically used to diplomatically hammer and punish less powerful regimes, but if a member country has an acute threat or vendetta, no archaic global architecture will reign in those desires, especially not one developed after WWII.
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Legends of Tomorrow: Season 2, Episode 5 "Compromised" (B+)
I enjoyed season one of this show, and I think that it's really growing into itself in this second season. Free of the Time Masters, and Rip as a guide, our legends now have to decide for themselves what's important and what's worth fixing and saving in the timeline. Visiting 1987 was fun because it's close enough to the present day that no one had to try too hard to fit in, and Darhk occupied a very public political place that managed to catch the attention of one eager Marty Stein. I didn't see Darhk stabbing him coming, but fortunately Gideon was able to heal him with no problem, enabling the older Martin to be refreshed right away and enjoying a lovely night with his future wife. Grounding Darhk as this eternal villain is interesting, and it looks like he's headed to the future now thanks to the speed prowess of his good friend the Reverse Flash, which should cause plenty of problems for our friends. Ray trying to turn into Captain Cold is a predictably rocky process, and it's at least good to see him and Mick working together productively for the most part. The casting of Lance Henricksen as the older Todd was cool, and it certainly seems like Amaya is a regular part of the team now. Nate has mastered his steel transition at this point, and he's definitely having a blast watching the poor saps who fight him try to hit him only to discover that they're in for a very painful experience.
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Our Bodacious Dog Mom Life: I Made Soup. Because That's What I Do When People Are Sick.
I Made Soup. Because That's What I Do When People Are Sick.
Last week, Lisa caught the horrible head and chest cold that's been going around. Yesterday, I woke up with it. By the end of the day, I was sofa bound. Head and chest cold. Fever. Aches. Chills. Nausea. Today, I learned that our neighbor friends, who we enjoyed dinner with on Saturday, are sick too. Despite how crappy I feel and the amount of work that's piling up because I have zero motivation, I made soup.
One pot was regular chicken and vegetable with rice.
One pot was vegetarian. Vegetables and rice.
The other pot was low carb for me. Chicken and vegetables with no rice.
I also made garlic parmesan bread with some incredible, homemade bread our neighbor friends bought us in Vermont.
The kids enjoyed some too with their dinner.


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Q: How to upgrade libstdc++.so on Colab runtime? I would like to run on Colab a C++ library which requires a version of libstdc++.so which is newer than the one provided by the default g++ 7.x installed on Colab. Such requirement is due to C++17 features not supported by g++ 7.x.
In order to do so, I install a recent g++ compiler (and corresponding libstdc++.so) from a PPA. However, when I try to import libraries compiled with the updated g++ compiler it seems that the python runtime is not aware of the update to libstdc++.so, unless one restarts the runtime via "Runtime -> Restart runtime".
Since restarting the runtime is an ugly workaround, and might be disruptive for my end users, is there a better way to make the current runtime aware that libstdc++.so has changed?
I have prepared a standalone notebook which shows my problem on a simple case (using pybind11).
Thanks

A: To install and use recent libstdc++ do:

*

*sudo add-apt-repository ppa:ubuntu-toolchain-r/test

*sudo apt install libstdc++-9-dev.

*Installed include files are inside /usr/include/c++/9/ and /usr/include/x86_64-linux-gnu/c++/9/.

*Installed binary library files (.a/.so) are in /usr/lib/gcc/x86_64-linux-gnu/9/.

*You  can list installed files of package through dpkg -L libstdc++-9-dev.

Now you can run your program like:
LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/lib/gcc/x86_64-linux-gnu/9/ your_program_name

So that it gets correct path and correct .so file.
Issue with your Notebook was solved for me by adding to setup.py following options, after that your Notebook doesn't print any error:
extra_compile_args=["-std=c++11", '-static', '-static-libgcc', '-static-libstdc++'],
extra_link_args=['-static-libgcc', '-static-libstdc++'],

Also you can collect all necessary .so files into folder of your Python's module and package all into wheel .whl file. There is no need to APT-install all .so dependencies on every machine. I think for Python is more clean solution to ship all necessary .so files inside .whl.


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