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The Toad Tavern in Littleton gets new owners
Jon Solomon
Jon Solomon | December 4, 2013 | 9:00am
After more than two decades of being in the local music scene, from playing in Rubber Planet to booking places like the Cricket on the Hill to owning the Toad Tavern for the last five years, Brice Hancock is selling the venue and moving on. On Friday, December 13, a new set of owners, Leah Dillon and Garret Steward, will take over the Toad. Hancock says the current staff and format will both stay the same, and Dillon confirms that she and Steward do not intend to make any major changes.
See also: Voice Places: Toad Tavern, 5302 S. Federal Circle
"It was something that I've wanted to do for a long time, but I was ready for something that focused on music, and the Toad Tavern is perfect for that," says Dillon of the Toad, which he's been frequenting for the past fifteen years. "I mean, it's iconic. It's been there forever."
While the Toad has been around for more than twenty years, shortly after Hancock took over the venue in 2007, he remodeled and revamped the bar, including putting in a new, much larger stage -- which effectively transformed the place from a strip-mall bar to a viable venue.
Once Upon a Time, the Toad Tavern Was Called the Horny Toad
Since then, the Toad has been home to a number of local acts and has seen its share of national acts, booked by seasoned talent buyer Mark Sundermeier. Acts such as guitar wizard Adrian Belew, Del Amitri frontman Justin Currie and Ours have played there, as well as blues acts like the legendary Charlie Musselwhite. Although Hancock has enjoyed owning the Toad, he's ready to move on.
"I want to do something else with my life," he says. "I made a living off rock and roll and live music for a long time. It's been great, but it doesn't really agree with me anymore. My lifestyle is completely different; I'm totally in a completely different place. It's just time for me to do something else."
Hancock, who's already working for his father at H&R Block, says he plans to move to Evergreen, where he'll start selling real estate. "I'm done with live music, as far as being on the business end," says Hancock. "I'll just be a fan from here on out."
Hancock's last night as owner of the Toad will be this Saturday, December 7, and he'll be at the venue with his friend who owns the Black Vulture Tattoo Shop, who is sponsoring the show, which includes reunion performances by Wanker and Babihed, as well as appearances by Mr. Majestyk's 8 Track Revival and Snackcakes & Beer.
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Grand Duchess Elizabeth Feodorovna (Moderators: LisaDavidson, BobAtchison, Forum Admin, Svetabel) »
Ella and her foster children Marie Pavlovna and Dmitri
Author Topic: Ella and her foster children Marie Pavlovna and Dmitri (Read 148897 times)
Duchess Hydrangea
Re: Ella and her foster children Marie Pavlovna and Dmitri
Quote from: rachel5a on November 15, 2012, 05:26:42 AM
GD Ella was very religious. Did her religiousness have any influence on GD Maria and GD Dmitri??? Were they religious at all?
The only thing I can recall off the top of my head is that Dmitri for years refused to take Communion because of guilt over the Rasputin murder. But this might have been a simple conscious that murder is wrong rather than something to do with Ella's upbringing. Honestly I've never come across much religious information about either of them, especially when compared to OTMA, KR's children and their (MP and DP's) half brother Vladimir Paley. Then again when compared to how much I've read about the others mentioned I haven't read much about Marie P at all.
Arthur of The Last Russian Czarhttp://www.amazon.com/Last-Russian-Czar-H-Carpathia/dp/1600431690/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&qid=1438094724&sr=8-6&keywords=the+last+russian+czar&pebp=1438094722063&perid=0HY1DJMAWA2SXA4BFAJ3
Kalafrana
At risk of going off topic once again, Dostoevsky is on your list of people who admired Serge. How had he come to know him?
Eric_Lowe
No. Marie P thought about nobody but herself. She divorced her husband and left her child for another man. Not very moral or religious to say the least. Dimitri was promoscious and had a lot of love affairs and refuse to settle down with a wife and children until years later. One thing though, his act of taking off Rasputin had the approval of his reputedly saint aunt, Ella.
« Last Edit: November 15, 2012, 01:35:54 PM by grandduchessella »
grandduchessella
Getting Ready to Move to Europe :D
Dostoevsky met Serge at a dinner at the Winter Palace. The author had been invited by Serge's Professor. I don't know whether the invitation was extended on Serge's behalf, as he was a fan, or at the other man's discretion. I'm not sure of the date but since Dostoevsky died in 1881, it would've had to be while Serge was somewhere between a teen and a young man.
Anyone wanting to read about Serge & Dostoevsky can go to the following article (it's a little hard to follow so I'm thinking it's a translation):
http://yqyq.net/40025-Velikiiy_Knyaz_Sergeiy_Aleksandrovich_i_F_M_Dostoevskiiy_duhovnoe_rodstvo.html
I don't think Marie P was that religious as it plays almost no role in her 2 autobiographies. I think it would warrant more mention had she more than an average inclination. That's not to say that she was non-religious, however.
They also serve who only stand and wait--John Milton
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Yes. Marie wasn't religious, but not anti-religion as well.
Grand Duchess Ella
Thank you. I will follow your link.
You have asked a question, then proceeded to answer it yourself!
Quote from: Eric_Lowe on November 14, 2012, 08:23:48 PM
If you want to live in a rose tainted bowl and ignored the truth of how Alicky was a control freak mother. Olga who wanted to break away and had serious problems with her mother and Marie whose last affair with the guards was "ignored" by the family shortly before they were executed. There is enough material to rebutt the ideal vision that you indicate. The truth is not always beautiful, but it is real. I personally belong to the Eastern Orthodox Church and the girls were sainted because of the way they died.
Nicholas was of course weak (he allowed the marriages of Kyrill, Paul & Misha to go through and gave Ducky the title of grand duchess). King Edward VIII once said he liked his Russian nephew (Nicholas II) but he was as weak as water. Miechen said Alexandra should be shut up in a nunnery and ready to make that happen. Respect ?
And there is enough FIRST HAND material --letters, diaries, family members, eye witness staff, etc., to rebutt your nightmare version of Nicholas & Alexandra's family life.
Courtiers described OTMA as "wild as hawks". Their social contacts may have been limited, but the Grand Duchesses were hardly abused or supressed. In fact, the eye witness concensus had it that the girls were charming, happy, & "sufficient unto themselves".
Most Romanovs had a wide circle of friends in Russian society. Give evidence that those contacts led to their fullfilled potential, contentment, or a moral compass.
How many members of the Russian royal family liked or respected Miechen? With the exception of boon companion Marie Alexandrovna--WHO? Ever the indulgent mother, Miechen's three sons were hardly paragons of virtue flaunting their myriad of outstanding public accomplishments.
Hint: Shutting up Alexandra in a nunnery would not have saved Russia from being Russia.
"Weak as water" might be a fair description of Edward V11's private character & public example. Edward V11 was also an absentee father.
Better OTMA--than Eddy of Clarence.
Do you imagine that OTMA would have exchanged their lives for the VERY socially stunted existence of the "Motherdear" dominated Princess Louise, Victoria, & Maud?
Would OTMA have traded their parents for the Duke of Windsor's George V & Queen Mary?
Would OTMA have exchanged their parents for King Ferdinand & Queen Marie of Rumania? --Or for the relationsip "Missy" had with her children Carol, Nicholas, or Elzabetha? Or for the relationship Marie & Dmitri had with the Grand Duke Paul?
The answer: A resounding NO.
In fact, the Duke of Windsor wrote that he envied the Tsar's children's relationship with their father.
Other than second hand gossip & revisionist supposition, submit your credible first hand accounts that the Grand Duchess Marie had affairs with prison guards. Did her parents & sisters say that? Family retainers?
Incidentally, had Olga Nichoelavna wanted to "break away" then why, by age 23, hadn't she done it? The eldest daughter of the Tsar must have been "breaking away" a long time to get no further than her parent's dinner table. Where is the documentation that Olga showed any serious initiative to persue a separate existence apart from her family. Actions, or rather non actions, SPEAK volumes.
« Last Edit: November 16, 2012, 01:49:23 AM by perdita »
I respect your opinion on the Romanovs and OMTA. Please respect mine too.
Not sure if they wouldn't trade in their parents for a more structure one in Windsor. Princess Mary turned out very fine and without problems. Don't think she would think of going to Uncle Nicky & Aunt Alicky's with her fanatical forms of religion (Queen Mary had very harsh words on Alicky's fanatic ideas of religion), kissed good night by Rasputin, snoting coke, and murky relationship with Anna Vubyoia. Missy who was a successful ruler and raised fine daughters was right to call the atmosphere in Imperial Household as "unreal". In the later years when the daughters begining to grow up, Alicky did not try to find them suitable husbands, but kept them back as children (Olga & Tatiana were officially out). Olga received the brunt of Alicky's criticism since she felt the situation of Russia not going well and did voice her opinion. Not sure if the family harmony would have continued had they were allowed to live. Both Tatiana & Anastasia were more easy going, while Marie was definitely going her own way (as far as men is concerned).
I think Olga Alexandrovna did wrote that she respected Miechen, although may not have "liked" her. Miechen was one that command respect than love any way. Both she was Minnie viewed Alicky with skepticism the way she allowed Rasputin to run the country.
Yet the Duke of Windsor did not envy Alicky as a mother to him, that said volumes on how she was viewed in England. I think Alicky was not a good mother, she spoiled Alexis and was hard on Olga. In fact, most of their children preferred their father to their mother.
That was in Greg King last book. "the fate of the Romanovs" The information came from the archievs in Russia and well documented. Both his book and Virginia Rounding's book broke the chocolate box image of the Imperial Family for me. Do read it before you judge if you are really interested in the truth.
Svetabel
Back to topic, please.
I do wonder if Marie had a governess ?
Mandie, the Gothic Empress
Olga.Tatiana.Maria.Anastasia + Alexei
^ fgskjfwqgaweioh SERIOUSLY ERIC? why ask such a question which i bid you know it already.
How do you know I know ? I know about her English Nanny and more from Charlotte Zeepvat's "From Cradle to Throne".
Never read Maria's memoirs?
I did. She did not seem to have a lasting relationship with her unlike Alicky with Margaret Jackson...
Quote from: Eric_Lowe on November 17, 2012, 10:09:27 AM
So, you DO know that Maria had a governess, why asking it?

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Youth involved in the Boyertown Optimist Club's football program helped at last year's Christmas Tree Sale. Pictured are Carter Smith, Jacob Stanchak (middle), Carter Schmidt and Max Gofus (back row).
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Christmas Tree Sale benefits youth sports
Optimist Club of Boyertown Christmas Tree Sale benefits youth sports
The Optimist Club of Boyertown is hosting its annual Christmas tree sale in support of Boyertown community youth sports programs.
Every year starting Thanksgiving weekend, the club sets up a stand at Boyertown Rita's parking lot, 309 E. Philladelphia Ave., Boyertown. Beginning Saturday, Nov. 28, the club will be selling trees Friday nights from 6 to 9 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. The club will be selling on Thursday nights the weeks leading up to Christmas.
"The annual Optimist Club of Boyertown Christmas Tree Sale is a long standing tradition. Through personified optimism, and perseverance, we are fortunate to be able to continue the tradition, which we hope brings forth a sense of positivity and normalcy during these challenging times," said Optimist Club of Boyertown President Mike Stanchak. "I would like to personally thank all of the volunteers who donate their time to this event, which ultimately benefits all of the children we serve in the community. We will follow all federal, state and local safety regulations and guidelines, to ensure the safety of our volunteers, and residents who visit our sale."
All the members of the Optimist Club of Boyertown are all here for the same reason and that is to help the kids in the Boyertown community.
The club first started the fundraiser of selling Christmas trees in the early 1960s. The club has found a home to sell trees thanks in part to property owner Parrish and Brenda Stauffer who own the property and Brian Schlegel owner of Boyertown Rita's Water Ice. The location is in the heart of Boyertown. The club gets Christmas trees from a tree farm in Schyukill County and then set up the stand.
All eight of the sports programs take turns manning the stand.
"It's a lot of fun and I really enjoy," said club Secretary and long time basketball coach Phil Haddad. "It's a great team bonding activity getting the kids to work together outside of sport. Some of the shyest kids really come out of their shell and have a lot of fun helping others. You will see kids standing there with signs or getting cars to honk their horns as they anxiously await their next customer."
The Optimist Club of Boyertown provides eight major sports programs for the youth of the Boyertown community to participate in. The programs that the club facilitates are football, cheerleading, field hockey, boys and girls basketball, boys and girls lacrosse and softball. The Optimist Club of Boyertown serves more than 1,700 students from the Boyertown school district with these eight major sports programs.
Of course to be able to run so many programs, the club needs many volunteers to not only coach in the program but dedicated, like minded individuals to govern each individual program and make sure that things run in a manner that provides the best experience possible for all. The chairperson of each program spends countless hours all year long, organizing each program and facilitating solutions to obstacles and issues that arise both during the program season, and during its off season.
At installation night, club President Mike Stanchak told everyone who attended one of his favorite quotes, "What lies behind us and what lies before us are tiny matters... compared to what lies within us," by Ralph Waldo Emerson.
If anyone is interested in making the difference in the life of a child and would like to join the Optimist Club of Boyertown, contact Club Mike Stanchak or Club Secretary Phil Haddad at Boyertownoptimist@gmail.com. The club is currently meeting virtually the second and fourth Mondays at 7:30 p.m. Prospective members are always welcome. When the club meets in person our meetings are at The Greshville Inn. For more information, visit https://boyerotwnoptimist.org.
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package com.wrq.rearranger.settings.atomicAttributes;

import org.jdom.Element;
import com.wrq.rearranger.settings.RearrangerSettings;
import com.wrq.rearranger.util.Constraints;
import com.wrq.rearranger.entry.RangeEntry;

import javax.swing.*;
import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.event.ActionListener;
import java.awt.event.ActionEvent;

/**
 * Contains sorting attributes (part of common attributes; applies to fields, methods, inner and outer classes).
 *

 * Originally, methods and classes could only be sorted alphabetically by name (case sensitive).  Fields could be
 * sorted by type (optionally ignoring case), by name (case sensitive), or both.
 *

 * Beginning with release 4.4, all of these types (fields, methods and classes) can be sorted optionally by
 * modifiers, optionally by type (optionally ignoring case), and by name (optionally ignoring case).  This covers
 * all permutations.  Modifiers are always lower case so no need to ask about whether to ignore case.
 */
public class SortOptions
    extends AtomicAttribute
{
    private boolean byModifiers;
    private boolean byType;
    private boolean isTypeCaseInsensitive;
    private boolean byName;
    private boolean isNameCaseInsensitive;

    public SortOptions()
    {
        byModifiers           = false;
        byType                = false;
        isTypeCaseInsensitive = false;
        byName                = false;
        isNameCaseInsensitive = false;
    }

    public boolean isByModifiers()
    {
        return byModifiers;
    }

    public void setByModifiers(boolean byModifiers)
    {
        this.byModifiers = byModifiers;
    }

    public boolean isByName()
    {
        return byName;
    }

    public void setByName(boolean byName)
    {
        this.byName = byName;
    }

    public boolean isByType()
    {
        return byType;
    }

    public void setByType(boolean byType)
    {
        this.byType = byType;
    }

    public boolean isNameCaseInsensitive()
    {
        return isNameCaseInsensitive;
    }

    public void setNameCaseInsensitive(boolean nameCaseInsensitive)
    {
        isNameCaseInsensitive = nameCaseInsensitive;
    }

    public boolean isTypeCaseInsensitive()
    {
        return isTypeCaseInsensitive;
    }

    public void setTypeCaseInsensitive(boolean typeCaseInsensitive)
    {
        isTypeCaseInsensitive = typeCaseInsensitive;
    }

    public final boolean equals(final Object obj)
    {
        if (!(obj instanceof SortOptions)) return false;
        SortOptions so = (SortOptions) obj;
        return byModifiers           == so.byModifiers           &&
               byType                == so.byType                &&
               isTypeCaseInsensitive == so.isTypeCaseInsensitive &&
               byName                == so.byName                &&
               isNameCaseInsensitive == so.isNameCaseInsensitive;
    }

    public static SortOptions readExternal(final Element item)
   {
       SortOptions result = new SortOptions();
       final Element me = item.getChild("SortOptions");
       result.loadAttributes(me);
       // support old settings
        result.byName                |= RearrangerSettings.getBooleanAttribute(item, "alphabetize"          );
        result.byType                |= RearrangerSettings.getBooleanAttribute(item, "sortByType",     false);
        result.isTypeCaseInsensitive |= RearrangerSettings.getBooleanAttribute(item, "ignoreTypeCase", false);
        return result;
    }

    private void loadAttributes(final Element me)
    {
        byModifiers           = RearrangerSettings.getBooleanAttribute(me, "byModifiers"          );
        byType                = RearrangerSettings.getBooleanAttribute(me, "byType"               );
        isTypeCaseInsensitive = RearrangerSettings.getBooleanAttribute(me, "isTypeCaseInsensitive");
        byName                = RearrangerSettings.getBooleanAttribute(me, "byName"               );
        isNameCaseInsensitive = RearrangerSettings.getBooleanAttribute(me, "isNameCaseInsensitive");
    }

    public final /*SortOptions*/ AtomicAttribute deepCopy()
    {
        final SortOptions result = new SortOptions();
        result.byModifiers           = byModifiers;
        result.byType                = byType;
        result.isTypeCaseInsensitive = isTypeCaseInsensitive;
        result.byName                = byName;
        result.isNameCaseInsensitive = isNameCaseInsensitive;
        return result;
    }

    public final void appendAttributes(final Element me)
    {
        final Element plElement = new Element("SortOptions");
        me.getChildren().add  (plElement                                                                 );
        plElement.setAttribute("byModifiers",           Boolean.valueOf(byModifiers).toString          ());
        plElement.setAttribute("byType",                Boolean.valueOf(byType).toString               ());
        plElement.setAttribute("isTypeCaseInsensitive", Boolean.valueOf(isTypeCaseInsensitive).toString());
        plElement.setAttribute("byName",                Boolean.valueOf(byName).toString               ());
        plElement.setAttribute("isNameCaseInsensitive", Boolean.valueOf(isNameCaseInsensitive).toString());
    }

    public final String getDescriptiveString()
    {
        StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder(80);
        if (byName && !isNameCaseInsensitive && !byModifiers && !byType) {
            return " (alphabetized)";
        }
        if (byModifiers || byType || byName) {
            sb.append(" (sorted by");
            boolean needComma = false;
            if (byModifiers)
            {
                sb.append(" modifiers");
                needComma = true;
            }
            if (byType)
            {
                if (needComma)
                {
                    sb.append(',');
                }
                sb.append(" type");
                if (isTypeCaseInsensitive) {
                    sb.append("(CI)");
                }
                needComma = true;
            }
            if (byName)
            {
                if (needComma)
                {
                    sb.append(',');
                }
                sb.append(" name");
                if (isNameCaseInsensitive) {
                    sb.append("(CI)");
                }
            }
            sb.append(")");
        }
        return sb.toString();
    }

    public final JPanel getSortOptionsPanel()
    {
        final JPanel abPanel = new JPanel(new GridBagLayout());
        final Constraints constraints = new Constraints();
        final JLabel sortLabel = new JLabel("Sort");
        constraints.insets = new Insets(0, 5, 0, 5);
        abPanel.add(sortLabel, constraints.firstCol());
        final JCheckBox byModifiersBox = new JCheckBox("by modifiers");
        final JCheckBox byTypeBox = new JCheckBox("by type");
        final JCheckBox typeCIBox = new JCheckBox("case insensitive");
        final JCheckBox byNameBox = new JCheckBox("by name");
        final JCheckBox nameCIBox = new JCheckBox("case insensitive");
        constraints.insets = new Insets(0, 0, 0, 0);
        abPanel.add(byModifiersBox, constraints.weightedLastCol());
        constraints.newRow();
        constraints.nextCol();
        abPanel.add(byTypeBox, constraints.nextCol());
        abPanel.add(typeCIBox, constraints.weightedLastCol());
        constraints.weightedLastRow();
        constraints.nextCol();
        abPanel.add(byNameBox, constraints.nextCol());
        abPanel.add(nameCIBox, constraints.weightedLastCol());

        byModifiersBox.setSelected(isByModifiers());
        byTypeBox.setSelected(isByType());
        typeCIBox.setSelected(isTypeCaseInsensitive());
        byNameBox.setSelected(isByName());
        nameCIBox.setSelected(isNameCaseInsensitive());

        byModifiersBox.addActionListener(new ActionListener()
        {
            public void actionPerformed(final ActionEvent e)
            {
                setByModifiers(byModifiersBox.isSelected());
            }
        });
        byTypeBox.addActionListener(new ActionListener()
        {
            public void actionPerformed(final ActionEvent e)
            {
                setByType(byTypeBox.isSelected());
            }
        });
        typeCIBox.addActionListener(new ActionListener()
        {
            public void actionPerformed(final ActionEvent e)
            {
                setTypeCaseInsensitive(typeCIBox.isSelected());
            }
        });
        byNameBox.addActionListener(new ActionListener()
        {
            public void actionPerformed(final ActionEvent e)
            {
                setByName(byNameBox.isSelected());
            }
        });
        nameCIBox.addActionListener(new ActionListener()
        {
            public void actionPerformed(final ActionEvent e)
            {
                setNameCaseInsensitive(nameCIBox.isSelected());
            }
        });

        return abPanel;
    }

    public String generateSortString(RangeEntry entry)
    {
        String modifiers = entry.getModifierString();
        String type = entry.getType();
        String name = entry.getName();
        StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder(modifiers.length() + type.length() + name.length());
        if (byModifiers) {
            sb.append(modifiers);
        }
        if (byType) {
            sb.append(isTypeCaseInsensitive ? type.toLowerCase() : type);
        }
        if (byName) {
            sb.append(isNameCaseInsensitive ? name.toLowerCase() : name);
        }
        return sb.toString();
    }
}

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Q: Binding Kendo grid data after selecting from a field I have a screen where I have a Kendo grid.
I have a dropdown with years, and if I select a year the grid should refresh with corresponding data.

But after I select a date the returned result is the JSon result

What am I missing here?
This is the grid:
@(Html.Kendo().Grid<GGISServices.Models.District.LotAutorizationSentDocumentsViewModel>()
    .Name("districtGrid")
    .HtmlAttributes(new { @class = "newGrid" })
    .Columns(columns =>
    {
        ....
    })
    .Filterable(ftb => ftb.Mode(GridFilterMode.Row))
    .Events(e => e.FilterMenuInit("filterMenuInit"))
    .ColumnMenu(f => f.Enabled(true))
    .Pageable(pageable => pageable
        .Refresh(true)
        .Info(true)
        .PageSizes(new int[] { 5, 10, 25, 50, 100, 1000 })
        .ButtonCount(5)
        )
    .DataSource(dataSource => dataSource
        .Ajax()
        .Sort(sort => sort.Add(c => c.Id).Descending()) // <-- initial sort expression
        .Read(read => read.Action("GetData", "SentDocument", new { Area = GGISWeb.AreaModules.District }))
        .PageSize(25)
    )
    )

This is the GetData method from controller :
public ActionResult GetData([DataSourceRequest]DataSourceRequest request, int year = 0)
    {
        var list = dsService.GetSentDocumentsAsQueryable(year);
        DataSourceResult result = list.ToDataSourceResult(request, x => x.ToViewModel());
        return new LargeJsonResult() { Data = result , JsonRequestBehavior = JsonRequestBehavior.AllowGet };
    }

and this is the onChange  event of the year dropdown:
$(document).ready(function () {
       $("#Year").on("change", function (e) {
           $("#gridDiv").load("@VirtualPathUtility.ToAbsolute("~/")District/SentDocument/GetData/?year=" + $(this).val(), function () {
              });
        });
    });

When I choose another date, the GetData method is invoked with the selected year, but I don't know how to bind to the grid.

A: Try a different approach. Use the .Data() method to denote a javascript function that will return additional fields to send back to the server. Add this onto your read action on the controller and you can conditionally determine if this should be obeyed.
<script>
function myFunc(){
return {selectedDate: $("#myDatePicker").data("kendoDatePicker").value()};
}</script>

Then the read call looks like:
.Read(read => read.Action("GetData", "SentDocument", new { Area = GGISWeb.AreaModules.District }).Data("myFunc"))

Then add the DateTime? selectedDate parameter onto your controller.
Your grid has the ability to gather all the information it needs to grab it's data. You don't have to worry about swapping the data source around. When your datepicker is changed (or any other field you may want to add for grid criteria), simply call the grid's dataSource.read() method to get fresh.

A: Using @Mark_Fitzpatrick approach will work but the problem is with the way your controller is sending back the information from experiencing similar issues. The grid is expecting to see a DataSourceResult request back and you are changing the expected schema. so changing your controller from:
public ActionResult GetData([DataSourceRequest]DataSourceRequest request, int year = 0)
    {
        var list = dsService.GetSentDocumentsAsQueryable(year);
        DataSourceResult result = list.ToDataSourceResult(request, x => x.ToViewModel());
        return new LargeJsonResult() { Data = result , JsonRequestBehavior = JsonRequestBehavior.AllowGet };
    }

    public ActionResult GetData([DataSourceRequest]DataSourceRequest request, int year = 0)
        {
            var list = dsService.GetSentDocumentsAsQueryable(year);

            return Json(list.ToDataSourceResult(request, ModelState),JsonRequestBehavior.AllowGet);

        }

This should return the data in the format the grid is expecting. If the data is large and assuming the LargeJsonResult is a custom return object you can simply just return the JsonResult with a max length setting assigned.

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Jagódki miłości, ros. Ягодка любви, Jagodka lubwi – radziecka, czarno-biała, niema, krótkometrażowa komedia w reżyserii Ołeksandra Dowżenki. Została nakręcona w 1926 roku we Wseukrajinśkim Fotouprawlinniu (Всеукраїнське фотокіноуправління) w Odessie.

Historia filmu
Film należy do gatunku komedii. Jest jednym z dwóch – wraz z filmem Teczka kuriera dyplomatycznego – najwcześniejszych dzieł Dowżenki. Obraz został nakręcony w 1926 roku w Odessie w wytwórni Wseukrajinśke Fotouprawlinnia. Film trwa 25 minut. Muzyka do niego została skomponowana później. Film został zrekonstruowany w studiu Mosfilm.

Fabuła
Fryzjer Jean Kołbasiuk dowiaduje się od swojej dziewczyny – Lizy – o nieoczekiwanym pojawieniu się bękarta. Nie jest przygotowany do roli ojca. Próbuje pozbyć się dziecka, podrzucając je przypadkowym obywatelom. Po tym jak Kołbasiuk dowiaduje się o tym, że sąd przyznał Lizie alimenty, fryzjer obiecuje zostać wzorowym ojcem. Jednak jeszcze przed tą deklaracją oddał już komuś dziecko i musi je teraz odnaleźć. Po zawarciu małżeństwa Liza opowiada Kołbasiukowi, że dziecko pożyczyła od ciotki, aby nakłonić Jeana do ślubu.

Obsada filmu
 Marjan Kruszelnicki (Марьян Крушельницкий) – Jean Kołbasiuk
 Margarita Barska (Маргарита Барская) – Liza
 Dmitrij Kapka (Дмитрий Капка) – zarządca
 Iwan Zamyczkowski (Иван Замычковский) – grubas
 Władimir Lisowski (Владимир Лисовский) – staruszek
 Igor Ziemgano (Игорь Земгано) – fotograf
 Nikołaj Nadiemski (Николай Надемский) – sprzedawca
 Leonid Czembarski (Леонид Чембарский) – dandys
 Afanasij Biełow (Афанасий Белов) – klient

Twórcy filmu
 Ołeksandr Dowżenko – scenarzysta i reżyser
 Daniił Diemucki (Даниил Демуцкий) – zdjęcia
 Joseph Rona – zdjęcia
 Iwan Suworow (Иван Суворов) – scenografia
 Rostisław Bojko (Ростислав Бойко) – muzyka

Bibliografia
 Historia kina, T. 1, Kino nieme, red. T. Lubelski, I. Sowińska, R. Syska, Kraków 2009, s. 540. .
 Ягодка любви, Кино-театр.
 Ягодка любви, Фильм.Ру.

Filmy w reżyserii Ołeksandra Dowżenki
Radzieckie filmy czarno-białe
Radzieckie filmy komediowe
Radzieckie filmy krótkometrażowe
Radzieckie filmy nieme
Radzieckie filmy z 1926 roku

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use std::collections::BTreeMap;

use ruma_events_macros::StateEventContent;
use ruma_identifiers::UserId;
use serde::{Deserialize, Serialize};
use strum::{Display, EnumString};

use crate::StateEvent;

/// The current membership state of a user in the room.
///
/// Adjusts the membership state for a user in a room. It is preferable to use the membership
/// APIs (`/rooms/<room id>/invite` etc) when performing membership actions rather than
/// adjusting the state directly as there are a restricted set of valid transformations. For
/// example, user A cannot force user B to join a room, and trying to force this state change
/// directly will fail.
///
/// The `third_party_invite` property will be set if this invite is an *invite* event and is the
/// successor of an *m.room.third_party_invite* event, and absent otherwise.
///
/// This event may also include an `invite_room_state` key inside the event's unsigned data. If
/// present, this contains an array of `StrippedState` events. These events provide information
/// on a subset of state events such as the room name. Note that ruma-events treats unsigned
/// data on events as arbitrary JSON values, and the ruma-events types for this event don't
/// provide direct access to `invite_room_state`. If you need this data, you must extract and
/// convert it from a `serde_json::Value` yourself.
///
/// The user for which a membership applies is represented by the `state_key`. Under some
/// conditions, the `sender` and `state_key` may not match - this may be interpreted as the
/// `sender` affecting the membership state of the `state_key` user.
///
/// The membership for a given user can change over time. Previous membership can be retrieved
/// from the `prev_content` object on an event. If not present, the user's previous membership
/// must be assumed as leave.
pub type MemberEvent = StateEvent<MemberEventContent>;

/// The payload for `MemberEvent`.
#[derive(Clone, Debug, Deserialize, Serialize, StateEventContent)]
#[ruma_event(type = "m.room.member")]
pub struct MemberEventContent {
    /// The avatar URL for this user, if any. This is added by the homeserver.
    #[serde(skip_serializing_if = "Option::is_none")]
    pub avatar_url: Option<String>,

    /// The display name for this user, if any. This is added by the homeserver.
    #[serde(skip_serializing_if = "Option::is_none")]
    pub displayname: Option<String>,

    /// Flag indicating if the room containing this event was created
    /// with the intention of being a direct chat.
    #[serde(skip_serializing_if = "Option::is_none")]
    pub is_direct: Option<bool>,

    /// The membership state of this user.
    pub membership: MembershipState,

    /// If this member event is the successor to a third party invitation, this field will
    /// contain information about that invitation.
    #[serde(skip_serializing_if = "Option::is_none")]
    pub third_party_invite: Option<ThirdPartyInvite>,
}

/// The membership state of a user.
#[derive(Clone, Copy, Debug, PartialEq, Display, EnumString, Deserialize, Serialize)]
#[serde(rename_all = "lowercase")]
#[strum(serialize_all = "lowercase")]
pub enum MembershipState {
    /// The user is banned.
    Ban,

    /// The user has been invited.
    Invite,

    /// The user has joined.
    Join,

    /// The user has requested to join.
    Knock,

    /// The user has left.
    Leave,
}

/// Information about a third party invitation.
#[derive(Clone, Debug, Deserialize, Serialize)]
pub struct ThirdPartyInvite {
    /// A name which can be displayed to represent the user instead of their third party
    /// identifier.
    pub display_name: String,

    /// A block of content which has been signed, which servers can use to verify the event.
    /// Clients should ignore this.
    pub signed: SignedContent,
}

/// A block of content which has been signed, which servers can use to verify a third party
/// invitation.
#[derive(Clone, Debug, Deserialize, Serialize)]
pub struct SignedContent {
    /// The invited Matrix user ID.
    ///
    /// Must be equal to the user_id property of the event.
    pub mxid: UserId,

    /// A single signature from the verifying server, in the format specified by the Signing Events
    /// section of the server-server API.
    pub signatures: BTreeMap<String, BTreeMap<String, String>>,

    /// The token property of the containing third_party_invite object.
    pub token: String,
}

/// Translation of the membership change in `m.room.member` event.
#[derive(Clone, Copy, Debug, Deserialize, Serialize)]
pub enum MembershipChange {
    /// No change.
    None,

    /// Must never happen.
    Error,

    /// User joined the room.
    Joined,

    /// User left the room.
    Left,

    /// User was banned.
    Banned,

    /// User was unbanned.
    Unbanned,

    /// User was kicked.
    Kicked,

    /// User was invited.
    Invited,

    /// User was kicked and banned.
    KickedAndBanned,

    /// User rejected the invite.
    InvitationRejected,

    /// User had their invite revoked.
    InvitationRevoked,

    /// `displayname` or `avatar_url` changed.
    ProfileChanged {
        /// Whether the `displayname` changed.
        displayname_changed: bool,
        /// Whether the `avatar_url` changed.
        avatar_url_changed: bool,
    },

    /// Not implemented.
    NotImplemented,
}

impl MemberEvent {
    /// Helper function for membership change. Check [the specification][spec] for details.
    ///
    /// [spec]: https://matrix.org/docs/spec/client_server/latest#m-room-member
    pub fn membership_change(&self) -> MembershipChange {
        use MembershipState::*;
        let prev_content = if let Some(prev_content) = &self.prev_content {
            prev_content
        } else {
            &MemberEventContent {
                avatar_url: None,
                displayname: None,
                is_direct: None,
                membership: Leave,
                third_party_invite: None,
            }
        };

        match (prev_content.membership, &self.content.membership) {
            (Invite, Invite) | (Leave, Leave) | (Ban, Ban) => MembershipChange::None,
            (Invite, Join) | (Leave, Join) => MembershipChange::Joined,
            (Invite, Leave) => {
                if self.sender == self.state_key {
                    MembershipChange::InvitationRevoked
                } else {
                    MembershipChange::InvitationRejected
                }
            }
            (Invite, Ban) | (Leave, Ban) => MembershipChange::Banned,
            (Join, Invite) | (Ban, Invite) | (Ban, Join) => MembershipChange::Error,
            (Join, Join) => MembershipChange::ProfileChanged {
                displayname_changed: prev_content.displayname != self.content.displayname,
                avatar_url_changed: prev_content.avatar_url != self.content.avatar_url,
            },
            (Join, Leave) => {
                if self.sender == self.state_key {
                    MembershipChange::Left
                } else {
                    MembershipChange::Kicked
                }
            }
            (Join, Ban) => MembershipChange::KickedAndBanned,
            (Leave, Invite) => MembershipChange::Invited,
            (Ban, Leave) => MembershipChange::Unbanned,
            (Knock, _) | (_, Knock) => MembershipChange::NotImplemented,
        }
    }
}

#[cfg(test)]
mod tests {
    use std::time::{Duration, UNIX_EPOCH};

    use maplit::btreemap;
    use matches::assert_matches;
    use serde_json::{from_value as from_json_value, json};

    use super::{MemberEventContent, MembershipState, SignedContent, ThirdPartyInvite};
    use crate::{EventJson, StateEvent};

    #[test]
    fn serde_with_no_prev_content() {
        let json = json!({
            "type": "m.room.member",
            "content": {
                "membership": "join"
            },
            "event_id": "$h29iv0s8:example.com",
            "origin_server_ts": 1,
            "room_id": "!n8f893n9:example.com",
            "sender": "@carl:example.com",
            "state_key": "example.com"
        });

        assert_matches!(
            from_json_value::<EventJson<StateEvent<MemberEventContent>>>(json)
                .unwrap()
                .deserialize()
                .unwrap(),
            StateEvent::<MemberEventContent> {
                content: MemberEventContent {
                    avatar_url: None,
                    displayname: None,
                    is_direct: None,
                    membership: MembershipState::Join,
                    third_party_invite: None,
                },
                event_id,
                origin_server_ts,
                room_id,
                sender,
                state_key,
                unsigned,
                prev_content: None,
            } if event_id == "$h29iv0s8:example.com"
                && origin_server_ts == UNIX_EPOCH + Duration::from_millis(1)
                && room_id == "!n8f893n9:example.com"
                && sender == "@carl:example.com"
                && state_key == "example.com"
                && unsigned.is_empty()
        );
    }

    #[test]
    fn serde_with_prev_content() {
        let json = json!({
            "type": "m.room.member",
            "content": {
                "membership": "join"
            },
            "event_id": "$h29iv0s8:example.com",
            "origin_server_ts": 1,
            "prev_content": {
                "membership": "join"
            },
            "room_id": "!n8f893n9:example.com",
            "sender": "@carl:example.com",
            "state_key": "example.com"
        });

        assert_matches!(
            from_json_value::<EventJson<StateEvent<MemberEventContent>>>(json)
                .unwrap()
                .deserialize()
                .unwrap(),
            StateEvent::<MemberEventContent> {
                content: MemberEventContent {
                    avatar_url: None,
                    displayname: None,
                    is_direct: None,
                    membership: MembershipState::Join,
                    third_party_invite: None,
                },
                event_id,
                origin_server_ts,
                room_id,
                sender,
                state_key,
                unsigned,
                prev_content: Some(MemberEventContent {
                    avatar_url: None,
                    displayname: None,
                    is_direct: None,
                    membership: MembershipState::Join,
                    third_party_invite: None,
                }),
            } if event_id == "$h29iv0s8:example.com"
                && origin_server_ts == UNIX_EPOCH + Duration::from_millis(1)
                && room_id == "!n8f893n9:example.com"
                && sender == "@carl:example.com"
                && state_key == "example.com"
                && unsigned.is_empty()
        );
    }

    #[test]
    fn serde_with_content_full() {
        let json = json!({
            "type": "m.room.member",
            "content": {
                "avatar_url": "mxc://example.org/SEsfnsuifSDFSSEF",
                "displayname": "Alice Margatroid",
                "is_direct": true,
                "membership": "invite",
                "third_party_invite": {
                    "display_name": "alice",
                    "signed": {
                        "mxid": "@alice:example.org",
                        "signatures": {
                            "magic.forest": {
                                "ed25519:3": "foobar"
                            }
                        },
                        "token": "abc123"
                    }
                }
            },
            "event_id": "$143273582443PhrSn:example.org",
            "origin_server_ts": 233,
            "room_id": "!jEsUZKDJdhlrceRyVU:example.org",
            "sender": "@alice:example.org",
            "state_key": "@alice:example.org"
        });

        assert_matches!(
            from_json_value::<EventJson<StateEvent<MemberEventContent>>>(json)
                .unwrap()
                .deserialize()
                .unwrap(),
            StateEvent::<MemberEventContent> {
                content: MemberEventContent {
                    avatar_url: Some(avatar_url),
                    displayname: Some(displayname),
                    is_direct: Some(true),
                    membership: MembershipState::Invite,
                    third_party_invite: Some(ThirdPartyInvite {
                        display_name: third_party_displayname,
                        signed: SignedContent { mxid, signatures, token },
                    }),
                },
                event_id,
                origin_server_ts,
                room_id,
                sender,
                state_key,
                unsigned,
                prev_content: None,
            } if avatar_url == "mxc://example.org/SEsfnsuifSDFSSEF"
                && displayname == "Alice Margatroid"
                && third_party_displayname == "alice"
                && mxid == "@alice:example.org"
                && signatures == btreemap! {
                    "magic.forest".to_owned() => btreemap! {
                        "ed25519:3".to_owned() => "foobar".to_owned()
                    }
                }
                && token == "abc123"
                && event_id == "$143273582443PhrSn:example.org"
                && origin_server_ts == UNIX_EPOCH + Duration::from_millis(233)
                && room_id == "!jEsUZKDJdhlrceRyVU:example.org"
                && sender == "@alice:example.org"
                && state_key == "@alice:example.org"
                && unsigned.is_empty()
        )
    }

    #[test]
    fn serde_with_prev_content_full() {
        let json = json!({
            "type": "m.room.member",
            "content": {
                "membership": "join"
            },
            "event_id": "$143273582443PhrSn:example.org",
            "origin_server_ts": 233,
            "prev_content": {
                "avatar_url": "mxc://example.org/SEsfnsuifSDFSSEF",
                "displayname": "Alice Margatroid",
                "is_direct": true,
                "membership": "invite",
                "third_party_invite": {
                    "display_name": "alice",
                    "signed": {
                        "mxid": "@alice:example.org",
                        "signatures": {
                            "magic.forest": {
                                "ed25519:3": "foobar"
                            }
                        },
                        "token": "abc123"
                    }
                }
            },
            "room_id": "!jEsUZKDJdhlrceRyVU:example.org",
            "sender": "@alice:example.org",
            "state_key": "@alice:example.org"
        });

        assert_matches!(
            from_json_value::<EventJson<StateEvent<MemberEventContent>>>(json)
                .unwrap()
                .deserialize()
                .unwrap(),
            StateEvent::<MemberEventContent> {
                content: MemberEventContent {
                    avatar_url: None,
                    displayname: None,
                    is_direct: None,
                    membership: MembershipState::Join,
                    third_party_invite: None,
                },
                event_id,
                origin_server_ts,
                room_id,
                sender,
                state_key,
                unsigned,
                prev_content: Some(MemberEventContent {
                    avatar_url: Some(avatar_url),
                    displayname: Some(displayname),
                    is_direct: Some(true),
                    membership: MembershipState::Invite,
                    third_party_invite: Some(ThirdPartyInvite {
                        display_name: third_party_displayname,
                        signed: SignedContent { mxid, signatures, token },
                    }),
                }),
            } if event_id == "$143273582443PhrSn:example.org"
                && origin_server_ts == UNIX_EPOCH + Duration::from_millis(233)
                && room_id == "!jEsUZKDJdhlrceRyVU:example.org"
                && sender == "@alice:example.org"
                && state_key == "@alice:example.org"
                && unsigned.is_empty()
                && avatar_url == "mxc://example.org/SEsfnsuifSDFSSEF"
                && displayname == "Alice Margatroid"
                && third_party_displayname == "alice"
                && mxid == "@alice:example.org"
                && signatures == btreemap! {
                    "magic.forest".to_owned() => btreemap! {
                        "ed25519:3".to_owned() => "foobar".to_owned()
                    }
                }
                && token == "abc123"
        );
    }
}


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The only idea I'm coming across is to use something like netcat but is there any reliable possibility?

A: Linux at least would allow you to use a bind mount to make either a directory or alternatively a single file available at multiple places.
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This topic has 852 replies, 42 voices, and was last updated 4 days ago by Harry_the_Spider.
@CountZero has your mate posted on any modelling forums or had work in a magazine, I seem to remember reading about someone that had made Jerry cans and racks out of silver?
It has the option of being made with a flamethrower or the normal 75mm gun.
Lysander is a 1/32 scale.
My preferred scale. You can scratch build a good bit of stuff into them.
Here is revell's Sopwith Camel. Rigging done with an elastic thread. Makes it a bit easier & less fragile.
Old 1/28 scale. Full of scratch detailing that cannot be seen.
Nice Camel, I especially like the engine cowling, very realistic!
P51 cockpit just about done and waiting to be fixed to the fuselage, maybe just a bit of seatbelt weathering to do first though?
That's a really nice build; I'm currently doing the Revell Fokker DR1.
What's the quality like of that kit? The Fokker is properly ropey, the moulds are from 1957!
Liking those seat belts. There is no way i would have the patience or the eye sight to do that.
Amazing. I can do that on small parts but don't have the patience to apply it to the whole model.
Is that the £5 Aldi?
@rocketman nice job on the Mustang!
Those seatbelts are the stuff of madness. Excellent madness.
It starts with a 5 quid Aldi special offer and then escalates to wanting a 400 quid Lancaster kit!
nice job on the Mustang!
Are we talking the new WNW Lancaster??
Revell kit based on 50 year old moulds. Not too bad considering, but the canopy is really thick.
@harrythespider that canopy is pretty thick! For a couple of quid you could've got a vacform one, makes a big difference.
I don't mind. I like it, as does my son who has already stolen it.
It was more about restoring the mojo and trying some new techniques. I used White-Tac "worms" and a bit of Flory's Filth for the first time. Also I've never done dots with the airbrush before.
Actually, the camera flash has exaggerated it a bit by whiting it out. I'll get a better picture in daylight.
I built a 70inch RC p slope soaring version of that. Great to build as the long nose meant less lead to balance it in light winds, but enough volume in the fus for ballast on windy days.
Not my scale or I'd be off like a shot to see what was in the local one.
They also had some 1:144 Revell MiG-29 & 31s for £1.99. It reminded me of the LS Buy By Coin range in the 1980s.
If anyone is at Bolton next Sunday they can have one of mine for a fiver, I probably won't build 2 but couldn't resist the bargain!
Here is my Aldi Spitfire and behind it is my Tamiya Matilda awaiting weathering etc. My dad brought me a Matilda thirty years ago and we built it together which is why I bought it again! They are the first models I've built since then I guess.
@spursn17, no, he doesn't, as far as I'm aware. He posts comments on the occasional online web comics, but not scale models. I'll ask him when we go for a beer next weekend.
Anyone at the Bolton show this Sunday?
I'll be there with my lad.
Got my shopping list ready and everything!
I don't need any more kits… however, if I spot a Tucano, Su-25 or Su-50/57 for a silly price I'm having it.
I'll be there. Thinking of getting a new compressor and airbrush if there's any good deals. I'll wear my Orange (bikes) hoodie. Say hi! Looking for some decals and resin bits too.
@Harry_the_spider I have an Airfix Tucano that I'll never build and would not want much money for, if that's interesting to you.
Riskbar – I'll be in a JMC / Singletrack / Star Wars T Shirt and a M65 Combat Jacket.
Oh… and P38 Lightning is on the list too.
I'll be wearing shorts & a pink baseball cap.
Airfix P51-Cadillac of the sky's.
Very restrained at the model show. Bought 4 paints and no kits… NO KITS*!
*Apart from a TIE FIghter for my lad and a Tucano off ChrisL, who has a Nimrod for sale at a very sensible price if you have the space for it.
I needed a resin zero-scarf nozzle for a Harrier, and ended up with two Harrier kits in a special boxing as it was cheaper. I also need to stop finding old aviation memorabilia in my loft and buying kits to go with it , but I did get a good deal on the Hasegawa Phantom FG.1 kit and I did get to try an airbrush I fancy. Could be expensive.
My Aldi Mustang (above) seems to have been supplied with the wrong decal sheet. I had to paint all the red bits and the yellow stripe on the wings.
So here's the Aldi FW190.
Same here – the decals are for kit A01004A – instructions and paint callouts are on the airfix site.


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Overdue Book Returned Anonymously to Idaho Library 111 Years Later
The children's book "New Chronicles of Rebecca" was returned anonymously to a nearby library system. It will now live in a reading room without checkout
Published November 27, 2021 • Updated on November 28, 2021 at 6:19 am
A children's book checked out from the Boise, Idaho, public library in 1910 vanished for 111 years only to be returned anonymously, library officials said.
A copy of "New Chronicles of Rebecca" by Kate Douglas Wiggin, still in good condition, was recently returned to the Garden Valley District Library, about 51 miles outside of Boise, city library officials said.
"The checkout desk noticed that it was rather old and it didn't have any current markings, so they looked into it," city library assistant Anne Marie Martin told NBC affiliate KTVB of Boise.
"I don't think anybody here has seen a book that's been away for so long," she said.
Read the full story on NBCNews.com.
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Sigma 1 protein of mammalian reoviruses extends from the surfaces of viral particles.
D B Furlong, M L Nibert, B N Fields
D B Furlong
M L Nibert
B N Fields
Electron microscopy revealed structures consisting of long fibers topped with knobs extending from the surfaces of virions of mammalian reoviruses. The morphology of these structures was reminiscent of the fiber protein of adenovirus. Fibers were also seen extending from the reovirus top component and intermediate subviral particles but not from cores, suggesting that the fibers consist of either the mu 1C or sigma 1 outer capsid protein. Amino acid sequence analysis predicts that the reovirus cell attachment protein sigma 1 contains an extended fiber domain (R. Bassel-Duby, A. Jayasuriya, D. Chatterjee, N. Sonenberg, J. V. Maizell, Jr., and B. N. Fields, Nature [London] 315:421-423, 1985). When sigma 1 protein was released from viral particles with mild heat and subsequently obtained in isolation, it was found to have a morphology identical to that of the fiber structures seen extending from the viral particles. The identification of an extended form of sigma 1 has important implications for its function in cell attachment. Other evidence suggests that sigma 1 protein may occur in virions in both an extended and an unextended state.
Journal of Virology Jan 1988, 62 (1) 246-256; DOI:
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The ducklings are exhausted. Hatching is hard work!
Duckling Number 3 Begins to Hatch!
Duckling number 3 has hatched and number 4 is on its way.
Duckling one and two are drying under the heat lamp.
Duckling number 3 joins the group. Usually you would leave the ducklings in the incubator until fully dry. However in our case the incubator was equipped with an automatic egg turner and the ducklings were getting themselves into trouble by crawling up on top of the other eggs getting stuck between the moving egg turner and moving too close to the hot heating element and motor.
Marbles are placed in the poultry water feeder so the newly hatched ducklings do not drown.


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Reform capitalism or face revolution, billionaires are told at Milken Conference
Michael Milken speaks during the 2019 Milken Institute Global Conference at the Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills.
(Milken Institute)
By Laurence DarmientoStaff Writer
The atmosphere of incongruity that pervaded this week's annual Milken Institute Global Conference was practically palpable.
The gathering of billionaires, hedge fund managers and other financial industry professionals who converged on the Beverly Hilton hotel largely had a particular end in mind: how to increase their alpha, which, not to get too complicated, means improving their investment returns.
But while the 5,000 attendees could go to sessions on the state of capital markets, listen to the chairwoman of the International Monetary Fund and strike up conversations with some of the world's most savvy investors, it all had to go down with a rather large dose of bitter medicine.
If the barricades have not been erected in the streets, they were told several times over, they could soon be unless there is reform of the American economic system.
"It's not whether we should be capitalist or socialist. It's how do we make sure that capitalism is working the way it has in the past," said Alan Schwartz, a managing partner at global investment firm Guggenheim Partners, who warned of "class warfare."
He noted that salaries and wages as a percentage of the economic pie are at a postwar low of 40%, prompting a "throw out the rich" mentality that would require some form of income redistribution to head off.
The dire warnings were reflected in the conference's theme, Driving Shared Prosperity, and in a host of panel discussions that didn't forget that members of the 1% were in the audience.
Consider Wednesday's lunch session on the weighty topic "The Future of the Free-Enterprise System." The panel was hosted by Institute founder and L.A. billionaire philanthropist Michael Milken, and featured discussion of the threat of climate change as well as the rising popularity of socialism among young people.
Milken told the audience that there is concern over the free enterprise system: "Obviously it is not working for everyone."
Kerry Healey, president of Babson College — a suburban Boston school ranked high for its entrepreneurship education — talked up the "conscious capitalism" movement, which posits that businesses need a higher purpose beyond just making money.
"We are trying to change people's feelings about capitalism," she said.
Niall Ferguson, a senior fellow at the conservative Hoover Institution at Stanford University, said that when young people say they favor socialism what they really mean is simply a bigger role for government.
"There's evidence they really don't know what socialism is," he said, pointing out how his students seem to admire European social democracies, which are nonetheless capitalist.
Preceding all that, though, was a plug for the Washington, D.C., outpost of "Ned's Club," an elite offshoot of the SoHo House chain opening next year. It will be in the same building complex where the Milken Institute is constructing its Center for the American Dream, a paean to capitalism.
The promotional video of the existing London location celebrated an opulent display of fine dining and merrymaking that was jarring amid all the talk of impending doom. But where better to prospect for members than at the conference?
This was the 22nd year that the institute has held the event, which featured more than 100 public panels on a plethora of topics consistent with the research interests of the institute, which seeks to find free market solutions to various challenges.
Panel topics on Wednesday alone, the last day of the conference, included discussions of blockchain technology, diabetes and obesity, harnessing the microbiome to treat disease, and artificial intelligence.
But it was telling that Milken hosted the conference's last discussion, titled "Keeping the American Dream Alive" and featuring Ray Dalio, who built his Bridgewater Associates into one of the world's largest hedge funds with some $150 billion under management.
Dalio made a reported $2 billion last year alone and has an estimated net worth that tops $18 billion, making him the country's 25th richest person, according to Forbes.
He raised eyebrows last month with a post on LinkedIn that warned that unless the American economic system is reformed so "that the pie is both divided and grown well" the country is in danger of "great conflict and some form of revolution that will hurt most everyone and will shrink the pie."
He returned to that theme in his talk, asserting that lack of income growth among the bottom 60% of the population had led to a loss of hope reflected in rising death rates linked to suicides and opiate abuse.
Dalio contrasted that with the New Frontier years of the Kennedy administration, when the nation thought it could eliminate poverty and set a goal to reach the moon. "I think that is the magic of the United States and we are losing that," he said.
It was hard to say that any comprehensive concrete solutions emerged out of the discussion, though there was much talk about the need to improve educational opportunities in lower-income neighborhoods.
Milken had some additional thoughts, with political undertones, intentional or not.
Amid the fierce debate today over immigration, he concluded the conference with excerpts of Ronald Reagan's last speech in the White House in 1989, which celebrated immigrants as fundamental to renewing the American Dream.
"If we ever close the door to new Americans, our leadership in the world will soon be lost," Reagan said in the video, which ended to wide applause.
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Q: Mapping errors with values in Jersey I have a REST application implemented using Jersey JAX-RS. I have to make a mapping between some errors and values.
Something like this:

400 - Bad Request -> The request contained invalid data (e.g. missing, wrong parameter values)
404 - Not Found -> Invalid URL

How do I specify to the application how to associate an error code with a particular exception/error?

A: You can do something like :
try{

....
}catch(...){
return Response.status(Status.NOT_FOUND);
}
were Response is package javax.ws.rs.core.Response

A: you can use the  exception mapping feature
javax.ws.rs.ext.ExceptionMapper;
I have sample here, use full content to refer
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NPS has operational facilities in Dammam and Riyadh Dammam Base: A 20 hectares land Dammam yard is a modern base with state of the art Equipments and housing facilities. Located at the outskirts of the city of Qatif, 30 km north of Dammam city, it is the only NPS yard that accommodates all branches of NPS service lines and support units and the 350 people who work in them. The yard contains, workshops, warehouses, modern wash bays, full laboratories, training center, accommodation quarters, catering and recreational facilities, and huge black top area for equipments and Services units and trucks. Management offices Share the yard with operations facilities enhancing cooperation and elevating the level of communications between all business units.
NPS-KSA operates under industry accepted Standards and Procedures in all our well services operations. We also have an active HSE program which includes new hire orientation, in house safety training, third-party training and base and site inspections to ensure compliance. NPS advocates the right to refuse unsafe work and continually strives for consistency in our every day operations.


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School apologizes for 92-4 win in girls' hoops, coach suspended
By lonesomegeorge1 on January 7, 2022 • ( 2 Comments )
HAMDEN, Conn. (AP/WSFB) — A Connecticut high school has apologized and suspended a coach after its girls' basketball team beat an overmatched opponent 92-4.
Sacred Heart Academy of Hamden beat Lyman Hall-Wallingford on Monday night. The Sharks led 29-0 after one quarter, 56-0 at halftime and 80-0 after three quarters.
Sacred Heart's president says the school is deeply remorseful about how the game was played and suspended girls' basketball coach Jason Kirck.
According to WFSB, the basketball team is considered one of the best in the state. The basketball squad was undefeated and ranked third in this week's GameTime CT Poll.
Before Monday night's game, the team won by scores of 83 to 48 and 80 to 37.
Lyman Hall's coach said his team was pressed through most of the first half, and Sacred Heart continued to run its fast break and shoot 3-pointers with the game well out of hand.
Kirck has yet to issue a comment. He was suspended for one game.
Sacred Heart Academy and Lyman Hall are slated to play again on Jan. 28.
Written by Associated Press
Categories: Sports
Tagged as: apologizes for win, Hamden, Sacred heart academy
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TEK says:
Sacred Heart sound like a Catholic school but no God or class on that girls basketball team. Fast breaking entire game and shooting 3s does move up their NO CLASS to epic level. Would be totally KARMA is next time they met Sacred Heart lost cause of Soros virus.
Need to move Sacred Heart school into higher classification.


On any given day, our local community is overflowing with news stories that have some bearing on each and every one of us. Dependent upon your perspective, these issues can have either a positive or negative impact in your world. Some of them influence us more than others, and we believe those issues should have a continuous voice. This column is designed as an "in case you missed it" wrap-up of those issues and my reflections on them. It is the start of what I hope to be a long and lovely courtship with each and every one of you.
As it currently stands, come November you're all going to need an ID to be able to exercise what was once just your constitutional right. Currently there is a legal challenge pending and Commonwealth Court Judge Robert Simpson has said he plans to issue a ruling the week of August 13 on whether the law is proper under Pennsylvania's constitution. The ID in and of itself is not my issue here – I have an ID; therefore, I have no problem having it with me. However, the more important issue, the one that goes hand-in-hand with it, is voter suppression. I hate to tell you this, but I can almost guarantee that many of those out there touting the need for IDs to vote aren't even getting to the polls themselves. You know how I know this? Because, statistically speaking, in a non-presidential year, Pennsylvania sees about 24 percent average voter turnout statewide. Locally that number is lower. I have a better idea, folks; why don't we find more ways to encourage people to vote instead of deterring them? What if 100 percent of eligible voters exercised their right to vote – can you imagine the world we'd live in?
What do you get when you subtract 60,222,053 from 60,297,951? Well, if you're talking about a budget, we call that a surplus, my friends. In a mid-year financial report to City Council, the Mayor expects to end the year with close to $75,900 left in the general fund budget. Say what you will about our fair mayor, but a $75,000 surplus is better than a $75,000 deficit any day of the week. Isn't that what we all complain about anyhow when it comes to government – fiscal responsibility?
It's been more than two years now that the Millcreek School Board began discussing whether to repair or consolidate McDowell Intermediate and High School. When the board met Monday, June 30, the group ultimately voted 8-1 to consolidate both schools. The cost, close to $100 million, would expand the Intermediate High School, demolish the Senior High School and build a new Gus Anderson Field on the east side of Caughey Road. The Facebook group, "No New McDowell," which currently has close to 1,700 fans, isn't giving up this fight though. Aside from whether you're a proponent of rebuilding or not, I don't believe the board handled making this decision in a responsible manner. The individuals involved had two years (33 meetings) to prepare for all the questions they'd receive regarding this project and in the end couldn't fully address the financial concerns that had been proposed. And although school districts in Pennsylvania will see a little money in education this year, they still face a growing crisis due to the major cuts in last year's budget ($860 million). And those individuals that voted in favor of this may not even be on the board when the tax hike comes into play six years from now. In addition, if you didn't realize, there's also an upcoming state moratorium on school construction reimbursements. I tried to remain open to the idea (I am a graduate of the school myself) and I'm always a proponent of growth and development, but in the end, the board really just didn't do their homework.


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Q: Ubuntu 16.04.02 LTS wifi network problem Sometimes when I have to connect to Wi-Fi network, The Wi-Fi option and the Wi-Fi networks don't show up when I click the Wi-Fi symbol.
It doesn't show a Enable Wi-Fi option but shows an Enable Networking option. Selecting or deselecting the Enable Networking option does nothing.
But after rebooting they show up.
Please tell me how to fix this up.


DataMax® brand network flexible patch/jumper cables exceed TIA/EIA 568 C.2 requirements, suitable for use in communications applications within the Enterprise and Datacenter market.
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Function New-PSWSUSComputerScope {
    <#
    .SYNOPSIS
        Creates a new computer scope object

    .DESCRIPTION
        Creates a new computer scope object

    .PARAMETER NameIncludes
        Sets a name to search for.

    .PARAMETER IncludedInstallationState
        Sets the update installation states to search for.
        Accepted values are: "Unknown, NotApplicable, NotInstalled, Downloaded, Installed, Failed, InstalledPendingReboot, All"

    .PARAMETER ExcludedInstallationState
        Sets the installation states to exclude.
        Accepted values are: "Unknown, NotApplicable, NotInstalled, Downloaded, Installed, Failed, InstalledPendingReboot, All"

    .PARAMETER IncludeSubGroups
        Sets whether the ComputerTargetGroups property should include descendant groups.

    .PARAMETER IncludeDownstreamComputerTargets
        Sets whether or not clients of a downstream server, not clients of this server, should be included.

    .PARAMETER OSFamily
        Sets the operating system family for which to search.

    .PARAMETER FromLastSyncTime
        Sets the earliest last synchronization time to search for.

    .PARAMETER ToLastSyncTime
        Sets the latest last synchronization time to search for.

    .PARAMETER FromLastReportedStatusTime
        Sets the earliest reported status time.

    .PARAMETER ToLastReportedStatusTime
        Sets the latest last reported status time to search for.

    .NOTES
        Name: New-PSWSUSComputerScope
        Author: Boe Prox
        DateCreated: 24SEPT2011

    .LINK
        https://learn-powershell.net

    .EXAMPLE
        $scope = New-PSWSUSComputerScope -NameIncludes "Server1" -IncludedInstallationState "Failed" -IncludeSubGroups -FromLastSyncTime (Get-Date).AddDays(-14)
        $scope

        NameIncludes                     : Server1
        RequestedTargetGroupNames        : {}
        FromLastSyncTime                 : 3/26/2013 1:33:21 PM
        ToLastSyncTime                   : 12/31/9999 11:59:59 PM
        FromLastReportedStatusTime       : 1/1/0001 12:00:00 AM
        ToLastReportedStatusTime         : 12/31/9999 11:59:59 PM
        IncludedInstallationStates       : Failed
        ExcludedInstallationStates       : 0
        ComputerTargetGroups             : {}
        IncludeSubgroups                 : True
        IncludeDownstreamComputerTargets : False
        OSFamily                         :

        Description
        -----------
        Creates a Computer Scope object based on the information provided in the command that can be
        used with other commands in the module.

    #>
    [cmdletbinding()]
    Param (
        [parameter()]
        [string]$NameIncludes,
        [parameter()]
        [Microsoft.UpdateServices.Administration.UpdateInstallationStates]$IncludedInstallationState,
        [parameter()]
        [Microsoft.UpdateServices.Administration.UpdateInstallationStates]$ExcludedInstallationState,
        [parameter()]
        [Switch]$IncludeSubGroups,
        [parameter()]
        [bool]$IncludeDownstreamComputerTargets,
        [parameter()]
        [string[]]$OSFamily,
        [parameter()]
        [datetime]$FromLastSyncTime,
        [parameter()]
        [datetime]$ToLastSyncTime,
        [parameter()]
        [datetime]$FromLastReportedStatusTime,
        [parameter()]
        [datetime]$ToLastReportedStatusTime
        )
    Begin {
        Write-Verbose "Creating Computer Scope Object"
        $computerscope = New-Object Microsoft.UpdateServices.Administration.ComputerTargetScope
    }
    Process{
        If ($PSBoundParameters['NameIncludes']) {
            Write-Verbose "Adding values to NameIncludes property"
            $computerscope.NameIncludes = $NameIncludes
        }
        If ($PSBoundParameters['IncludedInstallationState']) {
            Write-Verbose "Adding values to IncludedInstallationState property"
            $computerscope.IncludedInstallationStates = $IncludedInstallationState
        }
        If ($PSBoundParameters['ExcludedInstallationState']) {
            Write-Verbose "Adding values to ExcludedInstallationState property"
            $computerscope.ExcludedInstallationStates = $ExcludedInstallationState
        }
        If ($PSBoundParameters['IncludeSubGroups']) {
            Write-Verbose "Adding values to IncludeSubGroups property"
            $computerscope.IncludeSubGroups = $True
        }
        If ($PSBoundParameters['IncludeDownstreamComputerTargets']) {
            Write-Verbose "Adding values to IncludeDownstreamComputerTargets property"
            $computerscope.IncludeDownstreamComputerTargets = $True
        }
        If ($PSBoundParameters['OSFamily']) {
            Write-Verbose "Adding values to OSFamily property"
            $computerscope.OSFamily = $OSFamily
        }
        If ($PSBoundParameters['FromLastSyncTime']) {
            Write-Verbose "Adding values to FromLastSyncTime property"
            $computerscope.FromLastSyncTime = $FromLastSyncTime
        }
        If ($PSBoundParameters['ToLastSyncTime']) {
            Write-Verbose "Adding values to ToLastSyncTime property"
            $computerscope.ToLastSyncTime = $ToLastSyncTime
        }
        If ($PSBoundParameters['FromLastReportedStatusTime']) {
            Write-Verbose "Adding values to FromLastReportedStatusTime property"
            $computerscope.FromLastReportedStatusTime = $FromLastReportedStatusTime
        }
        If ($PSBoundParameters['ToLastReportedStatusTime']) {
            Write-Verbose "Adding values to ToLastReportedStatusTime property"
            $computerscope.ToLastReportedStatusTime = $ToLastReportedStatusTime
        }
    }
    End {
        Write-Output $computerscope
    }
}


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Learn about the basic facts regarding firestop technology.
A firestop is something that helps prevent the spread of smoke and fire. It is a fire protection system that uses a variety of methods and materials to seal openings in walls or floors so in the case of a fire, it would help keep it contained to one area. Contractors need to know the safety basics and the elements of this system, plus they need to know how to install firestops.
There are three elements of fire stopping as related to contractors. The first is fire-resistant walls, partitions, floors, or ceilings that are being penetrated. Second consists of the cables, trays, or conduit that create the penetration. The third element is the methods and materials that are used when sealing the penetrations to help prevent fire and smoke from spreading.
Underwriters Laboratories (UL) developed a code numbering system to identify the type of penetrated fire-rated structure. The code starts with a letter, such as floor penetrations only (F), wall penetrations only (W) or concrete floors less than or equal to 5 inches thick (A). Numbers follow, and they refer to the penetrating items. For example, it might be 1000-1999 for metal pipe or 3000-3999 which would mean cables.
Next is the UL 1479 (ASTM E814 rating. Flame (F) is measured in hours and states how long a barrier can withstand fire before it will spread. Temperature (T) is also expressed in hours, and it means how long the area of penetration without fire does not exceed 325 above room temperature. Smoke is the "L" rating and it is measured in cubic feet per minute. It relates to the amount of air/smoke that can pass through the penetration. The last letter is "W" for water. This rating is to certify that the barrier has passed the UL test for water tightness.
Contractors are required to use firestop methods when installing cable trays. This can be done by filling the conduit body with fire-stopping material. Such as mortar, caulk and putty sticks. Other methods include installing firestop blocks and pillows.
It is imperative that all firestop installation methods be followed according to the UL Fire Resistance Directory. This applies whether it is new construction or when cables need to be moved, added or changed. This is especially true when companies upgrade technology systems. Contractors must make sure that all firestop materials are installed properly because it is difficult for inspectors to check once the caulks or putties have been applied on the outer surface. Training is vital so that all contractors know and understand the regulations and follow all safety and firestop procedures.
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"Halfway to St Patricks Day"
Black 47 espouses an unblinkingly political and thoroughly Irish form of rock 'n' roll, with songs covering topics from the Northern Ireland conflict to civil rights and urban unrest in contemporary New York. Black 47 earned their chops playing the pub scene in Manhattan and self-producing their first indie record, Black 47, before converting The Cars' Ric Ocasek to the cause and gaining mainstream attention with their second album. The band celebrates their 20th year on the road with their latest album "Bankers and Gangsters"


Lenny Curry leads cash chase in Jacksonville Mayor's race: Florida Politics - Campaigns & Elections. Lobbying & Government.
With the first round of post-qualifying receipts in the books, Jacksonville Mayor Lenny Curry holds a cash lead over challengers, including Jacksonville City Councilwoman Anna Brosche.
Brosche's first finance report through the qualifying deadline showed $22,100 raised, with $15,000 of that from the candidate herself. She has roughly $11,000 on hand, putting her on par with a third Republican in the race, former Atlantic Beach Commissioner Jimmy Hill.
Independent candidate Omega Allen has nearly $15.00 on hand, meanwhile.
Curry has roughly $430,000 in hard money and over $2.1 million in his political committee, with negligible fundraising of late (a trend that likely won't last).
The mayor is deploying said resources.
This is a race between two members of the same party, and both shared stages as candidates in 2015 and while Brosche was Council President in 2017-18. Soon (assuming agreeable conditions to both camps can be found) there could be joint appearances at forums and the like.
Brosche indeed did miss or have early exits from over thirty meetings. However, three of them were full Council meetings. Three more were standing committees. The remainder were "special committees," exploratory conclaves that often don't see full attendance.
Brosche's campaign, meanwhile, is moving forward and showing signs of momentum.
A new state-level political committee has surfaced with Brosche as chair and Jensen Beach's Michael Millner as treasurer and registered agent. Millner has been responsible for managing a series of Republican pass-through committees not that dissimilar from those in the Curry network.
The state-level p.c. affords advantages in terms of reporting: monthly reports, as compared to the seven reports required for PACs filed on the local level.
Despite running a campaign with Republican architecture, Brosche's path to getting through the March election toward a May runoff with Curry is predicated on an appeal to Democratic voters.
Thus far, all signs are that the sale is moving forward. Virtually every Democratic activist and pol of note who has expressed an opinion (save Currycrat Tommy Hazouri) has indicated a comfort level with Brosche. She hasn't been compelled, as of yet, to walk back her Republican registration, a nod to the contours of Jacksonville politics that often transcend party label.


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Siasat.com/News/Ishaan Khatter on his film roster: I couldn't have asked for more
Ishaan Khatter on his film roster: I couldn't have asked for more
New Delhi, Aug 18 : Actor Ishaan Khatter is happy the way his Bollywood career is shaping up.
Ishaan made his acting debut with Iranian film director Majidi Majid's film "Beyond The Clouds". His Bollywood debut was "Dhadak", the Hindi remake of the popular Marathi film "Sairat". Recently, he shared screen space with Tabu in Mira Nair's BBC miniseries "A Suitable Boy", based on Vikram Seth's acclaimed novel of the same name.
Talking about his career graph, Ishaan told IANS: "I am very happy with the opportunities I have received and I wouldn't have had it any other way. My next line-up comprises films I'm really happy to be a part of."
Ishaan will be seen along with Katrina Kaif and Siddhant Chaturvedi in the upcoming horror comedy "Phone Bhoot".
He will also play Brigadier Balram Singh Mehta in an upcoming war film titled "Pippa". The film has the celebrated Army tank at the core of its plot and is directed by "Airlift" maker Raja Krishna Menon.


The Film Competition night - Thursday 21/2/19 - invites you to relax at a night of winning outdoor adventure films. 2019 winners of the competition categories will be announced: People's Choice, Best Short Film, Best Mountain Sports Film, Best Exploration and Adventure Film, and John Muir Trust Wild Places Film Prize. This year the new 2019 Young Photographer of the Year Award will also be presented.
The Scottish Winters Climbers' Summit - Thursday - 21/2/19- Scottish winter climbers have always been at the forefront of world climbing, and Scottish winters are seen as one of the toughest climbing environments. This evening explores the condition of Scottish Winter Climbing and questions whether the ethical standards we set ourselves produce the best climbers or create an unhealthy elitism. Chaired by Dave MacLeod with guest speakers Simon Richardson and Guy Robertson.
Running Night with Jasmin Paris & Nicky Spinks - Friday 22/2/19 – In 2016 Jasmin Paris had her biggest running year to date when she ran the 3 long distance UK rounds, the UTMB and World Skyrunning Extreme Series. She then continued to run and race through 2017, when she was pregnant with her daughter Rowan. Jasmin returned to competitive racing in 2018 and won the British Fell Running Championship. Jasmin will share her love of the mountains, and the challenges of staying fit whilst juggling caring for a young baby and working full time as a veterinary scientist.
Scotland – A Rewilding Journey / The Lynx and Us – Friday 22/2/19 - Not long ago, wild forest stretched across Scotland. Beavers lived in extensive wetlands, salmon filled rivers, and lynx stalked wooded glades. Today, Scotland is one of the most ecologically depleted nations. Hear a challenging vison of a wilder Scotland through stunning imagery and visual storytelling. Peter Cairns introduces a rewilding journey and David Heatherington offers a fascinating insight into how lynx and people interact elsewhere, with spectacular wild lynx images by Laurent Geslin.
Alpine Stories - First Ascents and Shiver Bivies – Saturday 23/2/19 - From shiver-bivys to perfect sunsets, Tom's psyched for it all. Tom Livingstone, a 27-year-old motivated and ambitious climber and writer based in the UK will be presenting on Saturday evening. Along with Slovenians Aleš Česen and Luka Strazar he made the first ascent of the highly sought-after North Ridge of Latok 1 (7,145m) in Pakistan. The North Ridge of Latok 1 has been a prize for generations with over 30 attempts by a variety of highly talented parties. No one has come even remotely near success until now. How did Tom succeed where so many others failed?
Bike Night with Jenny Graham and Sam & Joe Flanagan - Saturday 23/2/19 - Listen to Jenny Graham from Inverness who broke the record for a female cycling around the world, knocking almost three weeks off the previous record of 144 days set by Italy's Paola Gianotti in 2014. Yorkshire Invaders, Sam and Joe Flanagan, have come to Fort William to share the best of their Scottish adventures. Showing a time line of film and photos, from some of their first amateur funny edits to a favourite professional film they have produced for the bike industry.
After Party – Saturday 23/2/19 - the Festival wouldn't be complete without the official After Party taking place on the Saturday night.
Banff Centre Mountain Film Festival World Tour – Sunday 24/2/19 - the finest mountain films to entertain, enthral & inspire from the Banff Centre Mountain Film Festival World Tour.
The Exhibition Zone - The Exhibition Zone opens daily before the main programme events and during intervals. In 2019, the Exhibition will host the Vango Gallery, a collection of evocative images by a Glaswegian artist depicting the wonders of camping and the outdoors. Alongside this will be the usual mix of mountaineering exhibits, books and trade stands including Nevis Landscape Partnership, Nevis Range, Abacus Mountaineering, John Muir Trust, Nevis Cycles, Lochaber and Lorn Ramblers, School of Adventure Studies WHC UHI, Mountaineering Scotland, The Highland Bookshop, Jamie Hageman, Mick Tighe's Mountaineering Exhibition, and Dirt Bags Climbing Equipment.
Young Photographer of the Year - New for 2019, the Fort William Mountain Festival's Young Photographer of the Year competition is open to anyone aged 17 and under. Applicants have been invited to submit one photograph celebrating the great outdoors, whether that is showing the achievements of people or taking us on a journey to a place that inspires. Two fantastic judges have been secured to search for great outdoor adventure photography – local photography legend and all-round mountain hero Alex Gillespie, and Paul Diffley, adventure filmmaker and founder of Hot Aches productions which works with some of the world's biggest names in climbing and mountaineering. The winning photographs will be displayed in the Exhibition Zone.


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The Lord says to you, today, Count the cost, as I have spoken to you before. I have measure out my love to you and you have received. I wish to give you so much more of my love, my mystery, my revelation, my healing for you to give away for there is so much more in Me to give You.
I am about to pour out to my Body a depth of love they have never felt before. This will drop them to their knees. I offer this to you this day. Do you receive? Can you handle it? My love is the answer to all things. Have you paid the cost for what I have promised you. There is a cost to the anointing. There is a sacrifice to all things good and proper. Seek my wisdom, there you will find me. Seek my counsel in all things pertaining to life.
I wish for you to seek me in all things, says the Father.
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Thank you Dawn. Yes this speaks to me at the most appropriate time. Yes I receive the Love that he is going to pour out over The Body. Yes, he has spoken to me of this anointing that's on me several times.i surrender to my Father and will make whatever sacrifice that needs to be taken. Thank you Daddy, as I love you so much! Be Blessed my sister Dawn!
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