At vast public expense, the government is set to rescue the controversial state tuna-fishing company, Empresa Moçambicana de Atum (Ematum), from imminent collapse. On 18 June, Finance Minister Adriano Maleiane confessed to Parliament that the US$850 million bond the government is backing was a bad deal and needed restructuring. Yet the government is still holding on to the fiction that the tuna-fishing element of the deal is viable. There is no serious prospect of tuna fleet profits repaying even a tiny fraction of the money due on the bond, Africa Confidential's investigations reveal.
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Q: How to pass a single Image with Intent which uses content uri (_not_ file uri)  in Android (I have read a lot of similar questions, but bear with me here)
I need to send an image from one Activity (custom camera acitvity), where the second Activity is to upload the image to Picasa Web Album via Google API.
Every example I've found goes something like this:
File f = new File(cacheDir, "image_name.jpg");
Intent intent = new Intent(Intent.ACTION_SEND);
intent.setType("image/jpeg");
intent.putExtra(Intent.EXTRA_STREAM, Uri.fromFile(f));
startActivity(intent);

This works perfectly fine when I use the standard Android Picasa upload activity (or any other sharing app). I can also upload photos via the Picasa example app I am using, when sharing the image from gallery/camera etc.
But I cannot figure out how to build an Intent which uses a "content://---" uri and pass this to another application (neither for this example app or the Picasa standard app)...
Specificially: How can I create an Intent which is compatible with the code below (i.e. uses "content://" uri instead of "file://" uri)?
  static class SendData {
    String fileName;
    Uri uri;
    String contentType;
    long contentLength;

    SendData(Intent intent, ContentResolver contentResolver) {
    Bundle extras = intent.getExtras();
    if (extras.containsKey(Intent.EXTRA_STREAM)) {
        Uri uri = this.uri = (Uri) extras.get(Intent.EXTRA_STREAM);
        String scheme = uri.getScheme();

        if (scheme.equals("content"))  {
            Cursor cursor = contentResolver.query(uri, null, null, null, null);
            cursor.moveToFirst();
            this.fileName = cursor.getString(cursor.getColumnIndexOrThrow(Images.Media.DISPLAY_NAME));
            this.contentType = intent.getType();
            this.contentLength = cursor.getLong(cursor.getColumnIndexOrThrow(Images.Media.SIZE));
        }
      }
    }
  }

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*Retrieving the File-information from a File uri manually leads to NullPointerException with the Google Http Request used in the app.

Hardcoding the Content uri works. E.g:
 uploadIntent.putExtra(Intent.EXTRA_STREAM, Uri.parse("content://media/external/images/media/11"));

A: Information related to Media files is stored by the MediaStore, which is a ContentProvider (http://developer.android.com/reference/android/provider/MediaStore.Images.html)
MediaStore.Images.DATA column corresponds to the file path and MediaStore.Images._ID column corresponds to the ID.
You need to query for the ID corresponding to your file path and then create a ContentUri out of it (which will be MediaStore.Images.Media.EXTERNAL_CONTENT_URI + id if the image is on the external storage, I'll try to think of a better way to translate the ID into a Content Uri).
http://developer.android.com/reference/android/provider/MediaStore.Images.Media.html#query(android.content.ContentResolver, android.net.Uri, java.lang.String[]

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Big Brother 20 Start Date is June 27th 2018. There will be a 2 hour Premiere spanning Wednesday and Thursday. Big Brother 20 Live feeds and Spoilers start Thursday Night.
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Fears of flooding across the Thai capital have grown after the Thai prime minister said that parts of Bangkok could face inundation for up to a month and experts pinned the city's fate on dykes along the Chao Phraya River.
Yingluck Shinawatra says that central Bangkok could be swamped by up to 1.5 metres of water in some places if barriers broke and told residents to get their belongings up to high ground.
"After assessing the situation, we expect floodwater to remain in Bangkok for around two weeks to one month before going into the sea," she said on Wednesday.
"However, the situation shouldn't be serious as in other provinces. We shouldn't face water as high as two or three metres staying for two or three months as we've seen in other provinces."
Authorities would guard important places such as the royal palace and power stations, she said.
The Thai government has also declared a holiday from October 27 to 31 to allow people in the hardest-hit areas to evacuate their homes at a time of expected high estuary tides on the Chao Phraya river.
The floods in the north, northeast and centre of Thailand have killed at least 366 people since mid-July and disrupted the lives of nearly 2.5 million, with more than 113,000 in shelters and 720,000 people seeking medical attention.
Authorities are scrambling to pump out water around the east and west of Bangkok, but record-high water levels in the Chao Phraya River that winds through the city raise the risk of floods in the commercial heart when the high tides come.
Seri Supharatid, director of Rangsit University's Centre on Climate Change and Disaster, said the city's fate rested on dykes along the Chao Phraya River.
"In the worst-case scenario, if all the dikes break, all parts of Bangkok would be more or less flooded," Seri said.
Flooding has already forced the closure of seven industrial estates, causing billions of dollars of damage, disrupting international supply chains for industry and putting about 650,000 people temporarily out of work.
Residents have cleared supermarkets of bottled water and are hoarding food such as rice and instant noodles.
In some areas, people are complaining about deterioration in the quality of tap water, which is normally potable but now has a yellowish colour and a bad smell.
raw water canal used for producing tap water.
"However, we've put in chemicals in order to kill contaminated organic substances in the water to make it cleaner.
We expect to solve this problem within a couple of days," it said on its website.
TV footage on Wednesday showed people wading knee-high alongside the river by the Grand Palace, one of the main tourist attractions in Bangkok.
Chumphol Silpa-archa, Thailand's tourism minister, said tourist arrivals could be 500,000 to one million below the government's target of 19 million this year because of the floods.
Don Muang airport, used by budget airlines for domestic flights and by private planes, had to close on Tuesday due to flooding that was making access to the area difficult.
By Wednesday, floodwater had reached the runway, Thai media said. The government has its flood-crisis centre in the airport.
The main Suvarnabhumi Airport has not been affected because it is on higher ground and protected by an earthen dyke, but Thai Airways International said it may reduce flights from there because of staff shortages.


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Data Backup and Recovery Solutions / Replication / Replication Overview
Delphix allows you to replicate data objects between Delphix Engines. These engines must be running identical Delphix versions, but otherwise they can be asymmetric in terms of engine configuration. In the event of a failure that destroys the source engine, you can bring up the target engine in a state matching that of the source. In addition, you can provision VDBs from replicated objects, allowing for geographical distribution of data and remote provisioning.
You can run replication ad hoc, but it is typically run according to a predefined schedule. After the initial update, each subsequent update sends only the changes incurred since the previous update. Replication does not provide synchronous semantics, which would otherwise guarantee that all data is preserved on the target engine. When there is a failover to a replication target, some data is lost, equivalent to the last time a replication update was sent.
Replication is generally not suited for high-availability configurations where rapid failover (and failback) is a requirement. Failing over a replication target requires a non-trivial amount of time and is a one-way operation; to fail back requires replicating all data back to the original source. For cases where high availability is necessary, it is best to leverage features of the underlying hypervisor or storage platform. For more information on how to evaluate the use of Delphix Engine replication for your data recovery requirements, see the topics under Backup and Recovery Strategies for the Delphix Engine.
Replication Features
As virtual appliances, it is possible to backup, restore, replicate, and migrate data objects between Delphix Engines using features of VMWare and the underlying storage infrastructure. Data objects include groups, dSources, VDBs, Self-Service (Jet Stream) data templates and data containers, and associated dependencies. In addition to the replication capabilities provided by this infrastructure, native Delphix Engine replication provides further capabilities, such as the ability to replicate a subset of objects, replicate multiple sources to a single target, and provision VDBs from replicated dSources and VDBs without affecting ongoing updates. The topics under Backup and Recovery Strategies for the Delphix Engine provide more information on how to evaluate features of the Delphix Engine in relation to your backup and recovery requirements.
Replication is configured on the source Delphix Engine and copies a subset of dSources and VDBs to a target Delphix Engine. It then sends incremental updates manually or according to a schedule. For more information on configuring replication, see Configuring Replication.
You can use replicated dSources and VDBs to provision new VDBs on the target side. You can refresh these VDBs to data sent as part of an incremental replication update, as long as you do not destroy the parent object on the replication source. For more information, see Provisioning from Replicated Data Sources or VDBs.
During replication, replicated dSources and VDBs are maintained in an alternate replica and are not active on the target side. In the event of a disaster, a failover operation can break the replication relationship. For more information on how to activate replicated objects, see Replicas and Failover.
Replication Details
When you select objects for replication, the engine will automatically include any dependencies, including parent objects, such as groups, and data dependencies such as VDB sources. This means that replicating a VDB will automatically include its group, the parent dSource, and the group of the dSource, as well as any environments associated with those databases. When replicating an entire engine, all environments will be included. When replicating a database or group, only those environments with the replicated databases are included.
During replication, the Delphix Engine will negotiate an SSL connection with its server peer to use SSL_RSA_WITH_RC4_128_MD5 as the cipher suite, and TLSv1 as the protocol.
Only database objects and their dependencies are copied as part of a backup or replication operation, including:
dSources
VDBs
Self-service (Jet Stream) Data Templates and Data Containers
Environment configuration (users, database instances, and installations)
The following objects are NOT copied as part of a backup or replication operation:
VDB (init.ora) configuration templates
Events and faults
System services settings, such as SMTP
After failover, you must recreate these settings on the target.
Selective data distribution replication enhances the current replication feature by allowing you to restart large, time-consuming initial replication or incremental updates from an intermediate point. A single replication instance can fail for a number of environmental and internal reasons. Previously, when you restarted a failed replication instance, replication required a full resend of all data transmitted prior to the failure. With resumable replication, no data is retransmitted. Replication is resumable across machine reboot, stack restart, and network partitions. The resumable replication feature is fully automated and does not require or allow any user intervention.
For example, suppose a replication profile has already been configured from a source to a target. A large, full send begins between the two that is expected to take weeks to complete. Halfway through, a power outage at the datacenter that houses the source causes the source machine to go down and only come back up after a few hours. On startup, the source will detect a replication was ongoing, automatically re-contact the target, and resume the replication where it left off. In the user interface (UI) on the source, the same replication send job will appear as active and continue to update its progress. However, in the UI of the target, a new replication receive job will appear but will track its progress as a percentage of the entire replication.
In 4.1 and earlier releases, the replication component would always clean up after failed jobs to ensure that the Delphix Engine was kept in a consistent state and that no storage was wasted on unused data. With the addition of resumability, the target and source can choose to retain partial replication state following a failure to allow future replications to complete from that intermediate point. In the current release, the target and source will only choose to retain partial replication state following failures that leave them out of network contact with each other – for example, source restart, target restart, or network partition. Once network contact is re-established, the ongoing replication will be automatically detected and resumed.
Replication will not resume after failures that leave the source and target connected. For example, if a storage failure on the target, such as out-of-space errors, causes a replication to fail, the source and target remain connected. As a result, the Engine will discard state data associated with the failed Replication operation. Nonetheless, resumable replication would begin during a source reboot, a target reboot and a network partition.
Replicating Delphix Self-Service Templates
Templates can now be replicated and accessed on the target engine via Delphix Self-Service (Jet Stream). Replicated templates can be replicated into the target space with or without their containers. On the new target engine, the newly created replicated template can be used to create new containers that are assigned to users. You cannot change the replicated template's name or the names of the containers from which it was replicated.
Any containers that were replicated over with the template can not be used to start, stop etc until they are disconnected to their parent containers in the source engine during the failover operation.
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Fruit cakes wholesalers can be found all over the country, but do you know how to choose a good caterer? In this article you will learn a little more about fruit cake and how to choose a good wholesaler, check it out!
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If you are a consumer retailer or own a local market and search for a fruitcake wholesaler, know that it is important that you have some care before closing the deal. Evaluating the origin of the products, the brand and the reputation of the company are mandatory requirements for you not to do a bad business.
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package br.hugo.sistema.controller;

import br.hugo.sistema.model.Leitura;
import br.hugo.sistema.services.LeituraService;
import java.io.Serializable;
import java.util.List;
import javax.annotation.PostConstruct;
import javax.faces.bean.ManagedBean;
import javax.faces.bean.ManagedProperty;
import javax.faces.bean.SessionScoped;

/**
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 * @author 1553910
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@ManagedBean(name = "historicoCTRL")
@SessionScoped
public class HistoricoController implements Serializable {

    private static final long serialVersionUID = 796323321473078698L;

    private List<Leitura> listLeituras;

    @ManagedProperty(value = "#{leituraService}")
    private LeituraService service;

    @PostConstruct
    public void init() {
        this.listLeituras = service.listarLeitura();
    }

    public List<Leitura> getListLeituras() {
        return listLeituras;
    }

    public void setListLeituras(List<Leitura> listLeituras) {
        this.listLeituras = listLeituras;
    }

    public LeituraService getService() {
        return service;
    }

    public void setService(LeituraService service) {
        this.service = service;
    }

    public void recarregar(){
        this.listLeituras = service.listarLeitura();
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Powell Man Rows the Atlantic for Veterans' Health
Powell resident and former U.S. Navy Lt. Carl Christensen on Thursday joined three other veterans on a high-tech rowboat in the Canary Islands and began rowing 3,000 miles across the Atlantic Ocean towards English Harbour, Antigua.
They call themselves Fight Oar Die — a play on Roman poet Virgil's "Fight or Die" proverb — to compete in the world's toughest rowing race called the Talisker Whisky Atlantic Challenge to raise awareness about veterans' health and well-being, according to a news release.
Fight Oar Die with Navy, Army and Marine Corps veterans is the only U.S. team among 35 teams from around the world.
This is the second year that Fight Oar Die will participate in the race.
Speaking in La Gomera, Canary Islands, ahead of the race, former Marine & Purple Heart recipient Evan Stratton of Fight Oar Die said the team competes for personal and social reasons.
"Veterans definitely have a wild spirit that makes them duly capable of taking on this challenge – it's a huge advantage having a military background because we are used to being in an austere environment, so we don't have to overcome those kinds of mental challenges because we have been in them and thrived in them before," Stratton said.
"Getting out into nature is something our team have talked about a lot – there are no other challenges that allow you to remove yourself from all inputs [of modern life] in the way the Talisker Whisky Atlantic Challenge does," he said. "You can go camping for a week and turn your phone off – but nothing removes you like the Talisker Whisky Atlantic Challenge and is something we're all excited about."
You can track the progress of the race at taliskerwhiskyatlantichallenge.com.
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Q: RCPTT: Invalid eclipse target platform: No name I want to add a RCPTT test in my RCP eclipse application. When I create a "New application under test", I select the product for which I do my RCPTT test (the location of the plugins folder), but I get the error:

" Invalid eclipse target platform: No name".

I have tried with RCPTT Tool 2.3.0 and 2.4.2, but none of them works.


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Number 88 in our series of jazz mixtapes is upon us and it's supplied by Belgian DJ, radio host and record collector Dubbel Dee whose popular Mo' Jazz mixes on Mixcloud should be a staple of any jazz lover's daily diet. Here he cooks up a heady stew of self-proclaimed 'horny jazz' which should more than set you up for the day ahead. First up we have one of the tightest grooves ever to grace the Blue Note catalogue with Donald Byrd's 'The Dude', before a little Tribe pressure is expertly segued into proceedings with Marcus Belgrave's funky 'Marcia's Opal'. Elsewhere you'll find killer contributions from the likes of classic era statesmen John Coltrane, Clifford Brown, Wayne Shorter, Miles Davis, Roland Kirk and Chet Baker, as well as one of the more lovelier spaced out tracks of the 70s courtesy of Eddie Henderson (Inside You) and some cool fusion from the Nat Adderley Septet (Home). Thank for listening and enjoy your weekends!
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2. Architect's drawing for Centennial Hall, St. Cloud State University, St. Cloud, Minnesota
Architect's drawing for Centennial Hall. Completed in 1971, Centennial Hall, named in honor of St. Cloud State's establishment in 1869, served as the campus library until 2000.
3. Centennial Hall exterior, St. Cloud State University, St. Cloud, Minnesota
Exterior view, Centennial Hall. Completed in 1971, Centennial Hall, named in honor of St. Cloud State's establishment in 1869, served as the campus library until 2000.
4. Centennial Hall groundbreaking ceremony, St. Cloud State University, St. Cloud, Minnesota
View of four men holding shovels at the Centennial Hall groundbreaking ceremony. Completed in 1971, Centennial Hall, named in honor of St. Cloud State's establishment in 1869, served as the campus library until 2000.
5. Centennial Hall, St. Cloud State University, St. Cloud, Minnesota
Exterior view of Centennial Hall. Completed in 1971, Centennial Hall, named in honor of St. Cloud State's establishment in 1869, served as the campus library until 2000.
6. Children's Room at Old Model School, St. Cloud State University, St. Cloud, Minnesota
Interior view of the Old Model School ; men and women wearing casual attire, sitting together at tables while others browse the bookshelves. The Old Model School was constructed in 1906.
7. Circulation Desk and Lobby at Kiehle Hall, St. Cloud State University, St. Cloud, Minnesota
View of two women at the circulation desk, Kiehle Hall. Kiehle Library was constructed in 1952, today the building is known as the Kiehle Visual Arts Center.
8. Construction of Kiehle Library, St. Cloud State University, St. Cloud, Minnesota
Exterior view of one side of a building, no glass in windows. Kiehle Library was constructed in 1952 and is now the Kiehle Visual Arts Center.
Exterior view of Kielhe Library building under construction. Kiehle Library was constructed in 1952 and is now the Kiehle Visual Arts Center.
10. Counter at Centennial Hall, St. Cloud State University, St. Cloud, Minnesota
Interior view, front desk at Centennial Hall. Completed in 1971, Centennial Hall, named in honor of St. Cloud State's establishment in 1869, served as the campus library until 2000.
11. Curriculum Laboratory at Kiehle Library, St. Cloud State University, St. Cloud, Minnesota
Interior view of Kiehle Library curriculum laboratory. Kiehle Library was constructed in 1952, today the building is known as the Kiehle Visual Arts Center.
12. Female students study at Kiehle Library, St. Cloud State University, St. Cloud, Minnesota
View of two women college students studying at Kiehle Library, wearing skirts and blouses, sitting at study carrels, river in the background.
13. Female students study at the library, St. Cloud State University, St. Cloud, Minnesota
View of three women college students sitting and standing in the Kiehle Library surrounded by shelves of books.
14. Front entrance of Kiehle Library, St. Cloud State University, St. Cloud, Minnesota
View of interior entrance of Kiehle Library, with men and women standing and sitting together.
15. Kiehle Library, St. Cloud State University, St. Cloud, Minnesota
Exterior view of Kiehle. Kiehle Library was constructed in 1952 and is now the Kiehle Visual Arts Center.
Exterior view of Kiehle at night. Kiehle Library was constructed in 1952 and is now the Kiehle Visual Arts Center.
Interior view of Kiehle, with people by card catalogs and desks. Kiehle Library was constructed in 1952 and is now the Kiehle Visual Arts Center.
Exterior view of Kiehle Library. Kiehle was opened in 1952 as St. Cloud State's first building built as a library. It served as the campus library until 1971. Since 1974, Kiehle has served as home to the Department of Art.
20. Library at Centennial Hall, St. Cloud State University, 1970-1979
Interior view of library at Centennial Hall, view of tables and chairs, set in rows, with bookshelves in background. Centennial Hall was constructed in 1971.
21. Library Browsing Center at Old Model School, St. Cloud State University, St. Cloud, Minnesota
Library Browsing Center at Old Model School. View of two men and four women, wearing casual attire, sitting together in a corner bench, reading books, plant and bookshelf nearby.
22. Library in Old Main Building, St. Cloud State University, St. Cloud, Minnesota
Interior view of the library in Old Main. The room has tables, chairs, and bookshelves, light hanging from ceiling in foreground. Old Main was constructed in 1874.
23. Listening Room in Kiehle Library, St. Cloud State University, St. Cloud, Minnesota
Listening Room in Kiehle Library. View of men and women, wearing casual attire, standing and sitting near a radio, listening to the broadcast, Christmas tree nearby. Kiehle Library was constructed in 1952, today the building is known as the Kiehle Visual Arts Center.
Interior view of the Listening Room in Kiehle Library. Kiehle was opened in 1952 as St. Cloud State's first building built as a library. It served as the campus library until 1971. Since 1974, Kiehle has served as home to the Department of Art.
25. Main Desk at the Old Model School, St. Cloud State University, St. Cloud, Minnesota
Main Desk at the Old Model School. View of two women, wearing dresses, standing at a counter, with two women, wearing dresses behind it, file cabinets and tables nearby, windows in background.
26. Model School, St. Cloud State University, St. Cloud, Minnesota
Exterior view of the Model School, five women in foreground sitting on the grass near a tree. The Model School was constructed in 1906.
27. People moving books for move to Centennial Hall from Kiehle Library, St. Cloud State University, St. Cloud, Minnesota
People moving books to Centennial Hall from Kiehle Library. Kiehle was opened in 1952 as St. Cloud State's first building built as a library. It served as the campus library until 1971. Since 1974, Kiehle has served as home to the Department of Art.
28. People pack books into boxes to prepare for the move from Kiehle Library to Centennial Hall, St. Cloud State University, St. Cloud, Minnesota
People pack books for move to Centennial Hall from Kiehle Library. Kiehle was opened in 1952 as St. Cloud State's first building built as a library. It served as the campus library until 1971. Since 1974, Kiehle has served as home to the Department of Art.
29. Periodical Room in Old Model School, St. Cloud State University, St. Cloud, Minnesota
View of two women and one man, wearing casual attire, sitting at a table, browsing a bookshelf, and checking a list in the Periodical Room in the Old Model School.
30. President Charles Graham speaks at the Kiehle Library rededication, St. Cloud State University, St. Cloud, Minnesota
President Charles Graham speaks at Kiehle Library's rededication ceremony.
31. President George Budd checks out the first book from Kiehle Library, St. Cloud State University, St. Cloud, Minnesota
President George Budd checks out the first book at Kiehle Library. Kiehle Library was constructed in 1952, today the building is known as the Kiehle Visual Arts Center.
32. President George Budd speaks at the dedication of Kiehle Library, St. Cloud State University, St. Cloud, Minnesota
President George Budd speaks at the dedication of Kiehle Library. Kiehle Library was constructed in 1952, today the building is known as the Kiehle Visual Arts Center.
33. Reading area on the lower floor of Kiehle Library, St. Cloud State University, St. Cloud, Minnesota
Interior view of Kiehle Library reading area on the lower floor of Kiehle Library. Kiehle Library was constructed in 1952, today the building is known as the Kiehle Visual Arts Center.
34. Recreational Reading Room at Kiehle Library, St. Cloud State University, St. Cloud, Minnesota
Interior view of Recreational Reading Room at Kiehle Library. Kiehle Library was constructed in 1952, today the building is known as the Kiehle Visual Arts Center.
37. Reference area at Kiehle Library, St. Cloud State University, St. Cloud, Minnesota
Interior view of the Reference area at Kiehle Library. Kiehle Library was constructed in 1952, today the building is known as the Kiehle Visual Arts Center.
38. Reserve Reading Room Desk in Old Model School, St. Cloud State University, St. Cloud, Minnesota
Interior view of the Reserve Reading Room Desk in the Old Model School. The Old Model School was constructed in 1906.
40. Stairwell in Centennial Hall, St. Cloud State University, St. Cloud, Minnesota
Interior view of a stairwell in Centennial Hall. Centennial Hall was constructed in 1971.
41. Students look for books at Old Model School, St. Cloud State University, St. Cloud, Minnesota
Students browsing a bookshelf in the Old Model School.
42. Students study at Centennial Hall, St. Cloud state University, St. Cloud, Minnesota
Students study at Centennial Hall. Completed in 1971, Centennial Hall, named in honor of St. Cloud State's establishment in 1869, served as the campus library until 2000.
43. Students study at Kiehle Library, St. Cloud State University, St. Cloud, Minnesota
Students study at Keihle Library. Kiehle Library was constructed in 1952, today the building is known as the Kiehle Visual Arts Center.
45. Students study at the Centennial Hall sunken lounge, St. Cloud State University, St. Cloud, Minnesota
Students studying at the Centennial Hall sunken lounge. Completed in 1971, Centennial Hall, named in honor of St. Cloud State's establishment in 1869, served as the campus library until 2000.
46. Students studying at Kiehle Library, St. Cloud State University, St. Cloud, Minnesota
Students study in Kiehle Library. Kiehle Library was constructed in 1952, today the building is known as the Kiehle Visual Arts Center.
47. Student studies in Centennial Hall, St. Cloud State University, St. Cloud, Minnesota
Student studying in Centennial Hall. Completed in 1971, Centennial Hall, named in honor of St. Cloud State's establishment in 1869, served as the campus library until 2000.
48. Students use the library in Old Model School, St. Cloud State University, St. Cloud, Minnesota
Interior view of men and women sitting at together at tables in the library in the Old Model School. The Old Model School was constructed in 1906.
49. Study room at Kiehle Library, St. Cloud State University, St. Cloud, Minnesota
Student studies in Kiehle Library. Kiehle Library was constructed in 1952, today the building is known as the Kiehle Visual Arts Center.
50. Study tables at Centennial Hall, St. Cloud State University, St. Cloud, Minnesota
View of study tables in Centennial Hall. Completed in 1971, Centennial Hall, named in honor of St. Cloud State's establishment in 1869, served as the campus library until 2000.
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Over the course of this economic cycle there's been a lot of speculation about the tech industry's sustainability. Is it a bubble or isn't it? Are the valuations crazy or are they the new norm? How can unprofitable companies continue to grow at such a rapid pace without presenting a risk to the economy and the real estate markets at large? How long can this continue?
These are all legitimate questions. Many people were burned during the dot-com bust, and the scars from that experience run deep. Since 2009, the technology industry, the venture capital industry and many of us in the commercial real estate industry have been assuring the economy that this is not a bubble.
We all say that it's different this time, and it is.


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MUSIC NIGHT AT BOGIES | CHRIS STANDRING (cover $25)
TUESDAY | AUGUST 21, 2018 | 7:30pm | MUSIC NIGHT AT BOGIES | CHRIS STANDRING (cover $25)
CHRIS STANDRING – Sunlight
Booking & contact info: contact@theultimatevibe.com
Celebrating an extraordinary and prolific 20 years since the release of his debut album Velvet, Chris Standring grabs his Benedetto Bambino archtop electric guitar and spins his trademark retro-meets-modern vibes in fresh and unexpected directions to create the perfect antidote for these daunting, uncertain times - a powerful, melodic and rhythmically infectious burst of Sunlight.
A bright, ambitious soul jazz experience from the static electricity sounds that start "Static In The Attic" through the wah-wah vocals in the song's closing reprise, the multi-talented British born, Los Angeles based composer/producer's latest album draws on his trademark, slightly off the beaten path urban jazz artistry and distinctive passion for working with warm, organic and soulful instruments. As it flows and grooves along, the collection artfully reveals an artist perfectly comfortable in his own skin. No longer on a quest to discover his musical identity, Standring has fully arrived at a place where he can declare, "This is what I want to say, and this is who I am!"
If he seems to be defiantly accentuating the positive, it's by design. One of the creative breakthroughs putting a new spring in his step is taking the opportunity, after years of thoughtful contemplation, to re-imagine his favorite song of all time, Brian Wilson's epic Beach Boys classic "God Only Knows," and bring it into a lush, atmospheric soundscape all his own. He's also ensembling with a batch of his favorite handpicked musicians, including bassists Andre Berry, Jimmy Haslip and Roberto Vally, and drummers Chris Coleman (Prince, David Sanborn), and Dave Karasony. Helping him create the perfect retro soul flavors throughout are some of the world's premiere keyboardists, including longtime collaborator Rodney Lee, Mitchel Forman and John Novello. Famed tenor saxophonist Pete Christlieb fuels the playful horn section hook of "Do Not Adjust Your Set," which also features a high energy solo by saxman Brandon Fields.
"Overall, Sunlight's got a joyful, upbeat vibe" he says. "It's not a dark record in any way, although the last track 'The Principle of Pleasure' gets a little intense. I wanted to find some kind of word that described the overall feeling of the album, and despite the diversity from track to track, thought 'Sunlight' captured the positivity and optimism of the music perfectly. It's got an upbeat spirit about it. It probably wasn't conscious, but maybe deep down I was being reactionary, calling out and taking a stand against the darkness of these times. For a lot of people, music can be a bright spot no matter what's going on with them personally and in the world."
The exuberance Standring infuses into every measure and beat of Sunlight is a perfect reflection of the extraordinary year he enjoyed in 2017. As he was recording most of the tracks at his Korakia Studios in L.A., he was enjoying a total of three #1 chart hits. In addition to "Like This, Like That" from his previous album Ten (2016), he was also a featured artist on two extensively played tracks he co-wrote, Cindy Bradley's "Category A" and Paul Brown's "Piccadilly Circus," which was inspired by Brown's and Standring's exploration of London while in the city to perform shows at The Pizza Express Jazz Club.
Standring also released his first ever live performance project Live in London, recorded at Cadogan Hall in the UK in March 2017. A full length video of the concert is available online. Mica Paris, the popular UK soul singer who is the featured artist on that album's "One Temptation," joins Standring for the lone vocal on Sunlight, the ultra sensual "No Explanation," which the guitarist penned with singer, songwriter and 7-time Grammy nominated producer Lauren Christy.
When it comes time for Standring to start a new project, he seeks out that small, indefinable and sometimes hard to articulate moment of inspiration that becomes a catalyst and provides the perfect sonic through line. He can trace the multitude of cool, trippy textures on Sunlight to the sparkling, hypnotic sound of what he calls "swirly guitars" – split between a panning to the left and then the right on the sonic spectrum – that sparked three of the album's key tracks.
These include the richly orchestrated, buoyantly disco-fied "Aphrodisiac," inspired by the progressive orchestrated Philly Soul music of the late 70's; the trippy, mystical and spacious excursion "The Revisit," (featuring legendary pianist Bob James) and the meditative, sonically liquefied dreamscape "Moon Child." Other key tracks include the dancing beach party jam "Like Paradise" (featuring a true sense of aloha via Standring's Hawaiian flavored slide guitar licks) and a picture perfect blast of romantic magic via a high octane romp through "Love Street."
While Standring became a popular force in contemporary urban jazz with infectious, ubiquitous R&B driven hits like "Cool Shades" (from Velvet), "Hip Sway" (title track from his 2000 album), "Ain't Mad Atcha" (2003's Groovalicious) and "I Can't Help Myself" (from 2006's Soul Express), he actually laid the foundation for his vibey, soul based, sonically expansive vision as a solo artist with Solar System, a 1995 duet project with Rodney Lee.
Pushing the stylistic envelope to fresh uncharted territory, his 2010 work Blue Bolero spawned a single ("Bossa Blue") which became the #1 Billboard Contemporary Jazz Track of the Year. Standring's other hit releases on his label Ultimate Vibe Recordings include Love & Paragraphs (2008), Electric Wonderland (2012) and Don't Talk, Dance! (2014).
"The thing I like most about Sunlight is that it's an album where you can just turn the musical faucet on and everything flows effortlessly and naturally," the guitarist says. "There's nothing forced, everything breathes and every element fits seamlessly together. Over the years, I've created a style where I'm able to say something musically that can be appreciated universally, while still allowing me to get my jazz rocks off. It's the perfect balance. The little details of making an album make it a lengthy, deeply immersive process, but there's something incredible that happens when a germ of an idea is fleshed out. That's the fun part of all this, where I can get a bit lost in the creative process and time is suddenly irrelevant."
Sunlight is released to the world March 23rd 2018.
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The 2010 White House Blue Room Christmas tree in our nation's capitol will once again come from Crystal Spring Tree Farm. Just as in 2006 our journey began at the state level where we took reserve champion in January 20. This took place at the Pennsylvania State Farm Show with an 8′ Douglas fir. Our placement at the farm show gave us another opportunity to compete at the national level. This year's national convention was held in Winston-Salem, NC which was a little closer to home than in 2006.We decided to compete in North Carolina with an 8″ Colorado Blue Spruce. To spare all of the details of the convention we ended up winning grand champion and another trip to Washington, DC. White house officials made the journey late in September to Crystal Spring Tree Farm and chose a 19 ½ Douglas Fir as our 2010 National Christmas tree. This win makes us only the fifth farm in the nation to ever repeat this honor.
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The 2006 National Christmas tree that is placed in the Blue Room of the White House is an 18.5 foot Douglas fir from Crystal Spring Tree Farm in Lehighton, PA. On Wednesday, October 18, 2006, White House officials actually chose a 21 foot Douglas fir from the farm and said they would make any needed alteration after the tree was at the White House. While the White House officials were at the farm they also chose a 12 foot Douglas fir for the president's private residence and an 8 food Douglas fir for the Oval Office. How we achieved this honor started back in the winter of 2005. Each year, at the Pennsylvania Farm Show held in Harrisburg, PA the Pennsylvania Christmas Tree Growers Association (PCTGA) holds a Christmas tree contest. This contest has eight categories made up of the different species of trees propagated in Pennsylvania. Prior to 2005 we had never entered any trees in to competitions but in 2005, 8 trees, one for each category, were taken to the farm show. The 150 acre tree farm from Lehighton, PA came away with 7 ribbons, 3 of which were firsts. Of the 8 categories, the 8 number one trees are placed out front and visitors of the farm show vote on which tree would be grand champion. The Douglas fir, which came from Crystal Spring Tree Farm, was awarded the honor of grand champion and the first step toward Washington, DC was attained.
The following winter, in 2006, we placed 8 more trees into the state competition and this time came away with 8 ribbons. Our grand champion win the previous year assured our spot in the biennial national tree contest, which is held in various states throughout the nation. It was just our luck that the meeting in 2006 was to be held in Portland, Oregon, which couldn't get too much further from home.
Only farms that win their state competitions are eligible to enter trees into the national competitions. So, 4 trees from each state from 4 different farms can be entered, the grand champion and the reserve champion from the two previous state competitions. With a grand champion win in 2005 we had the decision to make whether we wanted to take our best tree on the farm completely across the country or not. After very little deliberation, we began planning just how we would get our entry all the way to the west coast in the middle of summer. Air freight and FedEx were far too expensive, refrigerated tractor trailers didn't work out, so on Saturday, August 12 at 6AM Francis and Chris cut the best 8 foot Douglas fir on the farm, baled it loosely and placed it in Francis and Margaret's motor home. The three of us started out on our 2800 mile trip with the air conditioner on full blast. We got some pretty funny looks when we would stop along the way because we were dressed like it was January not August.
We arrived in Portland on Tuesday evening, August 15. The four day trip took its toll on the three of us and we needed a good nights sleep to prepare for the following day's competition. Wednesday was the day of the initial judging of the trees, which are grouped into 5 categories in the national competition. The categories are: Douglas fir, true firs, pines, spruces, and others. A panel of three judges would pick the number one tree in each category. We had about three hours on Wednesday morning to register and prepare our tree for the competition. At 11AM we had to vacate the judging area and the judges entered to do their work. The next six hours were very stressful. At 5PM at the trade show, which was the official start of the 2006 convention, we would find out which trees placed first in each category. We anxiously entered the trade show and found our tree out in front of the other Douglas fir pinned with a first place blue ribbon.
Now it was up to all of the members of the National Christmas Tree Growers Association present at the meeting to vote on which of the top trees would be deemed grand champion. This voting took place over the next 2 days along with other meeting business and at the banquet held on Friday night the grand champion was announced. Francis and Margaret couldn't even eat their dinner that evening because their nerves were getting the best of them. Chris, who flew home Wednesday night, was anxiously waiting by the phone to hear the results. The phone call was a joyous one because at the end of the banquet Crystal Spring Tree Farm was named the grand champion for 2006.
The national grand champion is not only awarded with plaques and ribbons but also the honor of supplying The White House, in our nations capitol, with the national Christmas tree. Along with this honor, the Botek family will personally present the tree, actually three trees, to the First Lady. We will also have the opportunity to tour The White House and possibly meet with the president himself. There is no greater honor or achievement in our business than the opportunity we have been blessed with. For the past 42 years we have always taken great pride in the quality of our trees and we feel truly honored to be given this once in a lifetime opportunity.
Get ready for this holiday season with Crystal Spring Tree Farms! With nearly 200 acres of evergreen trees available in the Lehighton area, we have a variety of sizes and types. You won't have any trouble finding one that's a perfect fit for your home. Come visit us at Crystal Spring Farms for trees & other holiday items. We can't wait to see you!
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Ten-year-old Kentucky visitor finds phone missing for more than four years in Gulf
Posted: Thu 8:17 PM, Jul 18, 2019
PANAMA CITY BEACH, Fla. (WJHG/WECP) - Kentucky resident Jenna Ferguson and her father Jason were snorkeling in St. Andrews State Park Tuesday when they found buried treasure of sorts!
The phone and belongings were mailed back Wednesday. (WJHG/WECP)
Jenna said, "Five minutes in, ten minutes in, we found the phone. We were kind of in shock, I was in shock, I don't know about my dad."
Inside the phone case were an iPhone, a license, a debit card, and $20, all in seemingly good condition.
The Fergusons got in contact with the owner of the phone, Kristina Jingling, and found out she'd lost it more than four years ago.
They say they found it almost nine miles from where she lost it while she was visiting Panama City Beach during spring break.
Jingling said, "I was actually helping a friend at the time who had gotten stuck in the water and I had all my stuff in this waterproof case so it was kind of an emergency situation. Once I got out of the water I realized I had lost everything."
Wednesday afternoon Jenna and her dad set off to the UPS store in Panama City Beach to return the phone to its rightful owner in Austin, Texas.
Ferguson added, "I'm just glad we might have saved some pictures that she might have had, and memories, and stuff like that."
"Obviously, that was a really awful experience, that moment, losing all my stuff," said Jingling, "but to know that there's still really nice people in the world who are sending it back to me, with the $20, with the iPhone, and all those things."
For the Fergusons, the phone will always be their bit of buried treasure and for Kristina, she'll walk away with memories from years back and a little spending money.
The Fergusons say they wish to keep in contact with Kristina in the future.
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Nell Rose Hudson, née le , est une actrice britannique, surtout connue pour son rôle récurrent de Laoghaire MacKenzie dans la série dramatique Outlander. En 2016 et 2017, elle a également interprété le rôle de  Skerrett dans la série historique dramatique Victoria.

Biographie

Nell Hudson naît le . Elle grandit dans la région du Worcestershire, en Angleterre. En 2012, elle est diplômée de l'.

Hudson est également une auteure-compositrice-interprète. Elle a notamment joué avec Jools Holland les 14 et .

Carrière

À la télévision et au cinéma
Hudson a d'abord commencé sa carrière en tant qu'invitée dans le onzième épisode de la saison 15 de la série médicale dramatique Holby City, produite par BBC One. En 2014, elle a obtenu le rôle de Laoghaire MacKenzie dans la série Outlander. À propos de son personnage, Hudson a déclaré que .

Hudson est également une invitée dans le sixième épisode de la saison 4 de la série médicale de la BBC Call the Midwife, où elle joue Paulette Roland, une jeune femme diabétique de , qui découvre qu'elle est enceinte et fait face au choix de faire une grossesse dangereuse ou un avortement légal. L'épisode a été diffusé le .

Nell Hudson a également joué dans la série télévisée Victoria. Elle y interprète  Skerrett, qui, dans la série, travaille dans la maison royale en tant qu'habilleuse de la reine.

Au théâtre
Le , Hudson a joué Lydia Bennet dans une adaptation du roman de Jane Austen Orgueil et Préjugés par Tamara Harvey au Crucible Theatre, à Sheffield, aux côtés de James Northcote et Isabella Laughland.

Filmographie

À la télévision
 2012 : Holby City, épisode And We Banish Shade : Tasha Cairncross
 2014-2018 : Outlander : Laoghaire MacKenzie ()
 2015 : Call the Midwife, saison 4, épisode 6 : Paulette Roland
 2015 : Crossing Lines, épisode In Loco Parentis : Aurelia Roche
 2016 : Agatha Raisin, épisode The Day the Floods Came : Kylie Stokes
 2016-2019 : Victoria : Nancy Skerrett ()
 2020 : Meurtres au paradis, saison 9, épisode 1 : Tabitha Brown
 2021 : Les Irréguliers de Baker Street : Louise

Au cinéma
 2013 : , de Garrick Lee Hamm (court-métrage) : jeune femme
 2013 : Les Bohemes, de Bruce Logan (court-métrage) : Michele
 2016 : Arrivals, de Wilf Varvill : Angel
 2019 : , de Danny Sangra (court-métrage)
 2022 : Massacre à la tronçonneuse (Texas Chainsaw Massacre) de David Blue Garcia : Melody

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Naissance en novembre 1990
Actrice anglaise de télévision
Actrice anglaise de cinéma

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It's Just a Matter of Time
I fully understand how the sun crosses across the sky from east to west. (It's on a track like a monorail that gets pulled by a string.) So, I don't fault networks noting East Coast Time first. My complaint is otherwise.
Once upon a time, this matter of starting time would be presented in a "congenial" way, We'd hear an announcer say, "8 PM on the East and West Coast, 7 in the Midwest." Now though, perhaps because it's the days of Twitter and 140 characters, that seems to take too many words. So, instead they often just say "8 PM EST. You do the math."
But it's now even worse than that on the MLB website.
A friend of mine, the oft-mentioned Christopher Dunn, is going to the Dodgers-Cardinals playoff game tonight at Dodgers Stadium. (He would call it the Cardinals-Dodgers game, but we hear living in Cubs Land don't cut the St. Louis ballclub that much slack. He's an otherwise good fellow, and inveterate.) I told him how lucky was that the game would be played at night, at 6:30 PM, since (for those of you not here in the Southland) it's going to be in the upper-90s today. He wrote back that, no, the game actually starts at 3:30. And he was prepared to sizzle.
Herein lies the problem.
On the MLB website, they list all of the playoff games for the day, and for the Dodgers-Cardinals game it just says, "Tonight 6:30 PM." That's pretty clear, I think -- Tonight, 6:30 PM. Not even a "All times East Coast" at the top of the page. Just simply and plainly, "Tonight 6:30 PM." That's why I got the starting time wrong when I wrote him. I knew the game was being played in Los Angeles, so I figured that that was the "starting time."
Silly me, I forgot that not just the world, but all known time in the universe begins in New York City.
By the way, if you happen to be watching the game, and haven't noticed it yet, Ex-Brooklynite and therefore I assume lifelong Dodger fan Larry King is sitting in the first row directly behind home plate. (For those who tune in, he's sitting a bit off to the right, just above a blue "Postseason" sign.) I only mention this because I haven't heard the announcers mention him yet -- though I may have missed it when I turned the sound off to listen to Vin Scully on the radio. And also because he's had more camera time by the third inning that all his years on CNN.


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Observation Encounters and Length of Stay Benchmarking in Children's Hospitals.
James C. Gay
Matt Hall, Ch
Rustin Morse
Evan S. Fieldston
David C. Synhorst, Children's Mercy HospitalFollow
Michelle L. Macy
DOI: 10.1542/peds.2020-0120
Background and objectives: Length of stay (LOS) is a common benchmarking measure for hospital resource use and quality. Observation status (OBS) is considered an outpatient service despite the use of the same facilities as inpatient status (IP) in most children's hospitals, and LOS calculations often exclude OBS stays. Variability in the use of OBS by hospitals may significantly impact calculated LOS. We sought to determine the impact of including OBS in calculating LOS across children's hospitals.
Methods: Retrospective cohort study of hospitalized children (age <19 years) in 2017 from the Pediatric Health Information System (Children's Hospital Association, Lenexa, KS). Normal newborns, transfers, deaths, and hospitals not reporting LOS in hours were excluded. Risk-adjusted geometric mean length of stay (RA-LOS) for IP-only and IP plus OBS was calculated and each hospital was ranked by quintile.
Results: In 2017, 45 hospitals and 625 032 hospitalizations met inclusion criteria (IP = 410 731 [65.7%], OBS = 214 301 [34.3%]). Across hospitals, OBS represented 0.0% to 60.3% of total discharges. The RA-LOS (SD) in hours for IP and IP plus OBS was 75.2 (2.6) and 54.3 (2.7), respectively (P < .001). For hospitals reporting OBS, the addition of OBS to IP RA-LOS calculations resulted in a decrease in RA-LOS compared with IP encounters alone. Three-fourths of hospitals changed ≥1 quintile in LOS ranking with the inclusion of OBS.
Conclusions: Children's hospitals exhibit significant variability in the assignment of OBS to hospitalized patients and inclusion of OBS significantly impacts RA-LOS calculations. Careful consideration should be given to the inclusion of OBS when determining RA-LOS for benchmarking, quality and resource use measurements.
Gay, J. C., Hall, M., Morse, R., Fieldston, E. S., Synhorst, D. C., Macy, M. L. Observation Encounters and Length of Stay Benchmarking in Children's Hospitals. Pediatrics 146, (2020).


3 for Breath of Life to resurrect my Sunburst.
6 for 2x Red Elemental Blast targeting and dispelling Fade.
7 total, which can outmaneuver your ghost. I'll turn it up to 7.
And depending on the outcome, I may still do a reserves phase.
Total: 0. Ghost to DUA. I'm pretty sure this was covered in a forum post somewhere, but does the "immediately" in the Vanish description mean that had I rolled it, he could have survived?
Also: Screw Firewalkers. Whenever I use 'em I can't buy a good roll.
I'm very impressed with how they've fared for me in this game. They usually flop for me most of the time as well. But maybe it helps that now I actually have a good distribution of firewalker dice to choose from.
And yes, vanish is basically the only way you could've survived. Your non-existant army would keep the 3 saves, but the ghost would be at another terrain and not be able to be taken as a casualty.
I've gone back and forth on whether or not I should do this, but I will.
Terrain flight my fireshadow to my horde.
I will not oppose the maneuver.
Turn terrain up to 3.
Total: 5 - 2 for Ash Storm x 2 yields 3 Missile. So clearly I've decided to start gambling again and it is going as well as ever. To be frank, I think this game's been more or less over for the past couple turns, but there's always a chance.
Reinforce all from Reserves to the Frontier.
I forgot to write the Naiad retreat in my turn originally, and was doing it on the board when I realized it, if that's all right. Nevermind. It was my mistake; I'll live with it.
I'm okay with you fixing it. I always make mistakes on forums due to not having the dice in front of me. And I feel good about my position, but I'm trying to be careful as well not to lose it. The tides could still turn if you play well and I slip up.
Nah. Thus far I've made it a point to triple check everything, but a few times I've realized I still forgot something; my policy has been that once I've posted, it's done. No worries.
Total: 4 Maneuver. Of course. Why would I ever get more than half the average result?
I'll maneuver back down to 2 - magic and cast magic.
I'll summon both red drakes to your home and cast wind walk on my frontier army.
6 + 4 (wind walk) = 10 maneuvers.
Total: 3 Maneuver. Counter failed.
I'll maneuver it up to the 8th face.
4 seize and 0 missile.
I'll target your swamp stalker and treefolk units with seize.
That's about as good as I could hope for.
Result: Ravager to Reserves. Naiad to DUA.
Both units resist burial. Fine time to catch a break! Both units to DUA.
Total: Un-bloody-real. That would have been 12 Maneuvers in a counter. 3 Saves. 9 Damage remains. All to DUA.


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Wicker basket on wheels
Wicker baskets like this one were used to transport cotton made at Stanley Mills in the mid-20th century. Known in the mills as a 'linn binn', the cart has four wheels – two in the centre and one each front and back.
Former employee Kate Gairns told us she was pushed down Mill Brae by her colleagues in one of these carts before getting married. It's unlikely she was the only person to take such a ride.
The wheels are made of cast iron. The wheel bearings are mounted on five wooden boards bolted directly to the base of the wicker basket.
Stanley Mills
Stanley Mills is one of the best-preserved relics of the Industrial Revolution of the late 1700s. The cotton mill harnessed water power to produce textiles for 200 years. Local merchants set up the mill with support from the English cotton baron Richard Arkwright.
Arkwright is world-famous as a pioneer of the Industrial Revolution, known for the technical innovation of his machinery and for the 'factory system'. This, above all else, brought social and economic change to Scotland and much of the world. Stanley Mills is the best-preserved of all the mills in which Arkwright had direct involvement.
Stanley Mills was built in 1786 at a hairpin bend in the River Tay – a spot where immense water power was available. Machinery was powered initially by waterwheels, and later by electricity from water-powered turbines.
Mill buildings were added, adapted, expanded, shut down, reopened and demolished as the market changed and technology evolved.
New fibre, new opportunities
By the late 1700s, Perthshire had a well-established textile industry. Linen was made from locally grown flax, using water-powered machinery.
Around this time, British merchants began to import cotton, which could be spun into warm and strong textiles. In northern England, water-driven machines were being installed in large factories to process the 'new' fibre.
By 1785, a group of Perth merchants eager to establish a cotton industry on the Tay persuaded Arkwright to invest his money and expertise.
Successes and failures
Initially, Stanley Mills thrived. The East Mill was added to process flax, but was gutted by fire in 1799. Because of this, and a slump caused by war in France, Stanley Mills closed down.
James Craig bought the mills in 1801, with financial help from David Dale, founder of the New Lanark mills. But the business failed again and the mills closed in 1813.
In 1823, the mills were bought and reopened by Buchanan & Co. The Glasgow company enlarged the East Mill and built the Mid Mill, the gasworks and, in Stanley village, a church and new housing. It flourished for 30 years.
Owner George Buchanan helped to create a rail link to Stanley in 1848, making the transfer of raw cotton from Glasgow much easier. Buchanan sold the mills in 1852.
The next owner, Samuel Howard, closed the mills during the Cotton Famine of the 1860s, causing mass unemployment.
Further revivals
F.S. Sandeman, an astute businessman and skilled technician, took over in 1876. He replaced the waterwheels with turbines and introduced a new product – cotton belting, sold around the world to drive machinery.
During the First and Second World Wars, the mills saw good years producing webbing for the armed forces. Another advance was made in 1916, when Stanley Mills began producing an 'endless' thin cotton belt, used in the manufacture of cigarettes. This product helped Stanley Mills to survive the Depression of the 1920s and 1930s.
Adaptation and decline
India became independent in 1947 and imposed import tariffs on cotton goods, damaging a major export market. The growing availability of electricity also shrank the demand for belting.
By the late 1960s, the mills were mainly producing artificial fibres. In 1979, a management buyout led to the formation of Stanley Mills (Scotland). But the market proved too competitive and the mills closed for good in 1989.
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Case Study: Adobe (& U. S. Govt. ) vs. Elcom. Soft Eric Killian Ron Orrungroj Mayoor Savla
Case Study: Adobe (& U. S. Govt. ) vs. Elcom. Soft 1) Introduction 2) The Battle in the Courts 3) Fair Use? 4) Question of Jurisdiction 5) Is the DMCA a Fair Law? 6) Ethical Dilemmas 7) Social Issues 8) Conclusion 9) References
The E-book • Allows users to download the text of a book onto a computer via the Internet. Advantages: • Cheaper to publish and distribute. • Instant worldwide distribution over the Internet • Many books now available in a smaller volume • Added function features Disadvantages: • Large number of format incompatibility issues • Can be duplicated easily, hard to prevent.
Adobe's Ebook • Has digital rights management (DRM) • Less restrictive than most other readers in the market with permissions
June 22, 2001: Advanced e. Book Processor (AEPBR) Released • Elcomsoft announces its new software which removes password encryptions and usage restrictions from e. Books. • The software was reverse engineered by employee Dmitry Sklyarov • Available for download from a web-server located in Chicago, Illinois • Sold at Reg. Now website located in Issaquah, Washington. Dmitry Sklyarov
Advanced e. Book Processor (AEBPR) Windows program that allows you to remove both password encryption and usage restrictions from Adobe Acrobat PDF files and e. Books. • lost and destroyed passwords • unable to edit and print password-protected PDF files • backup copies of e. Books that are protected with various protection schemes enabling them to be readable with any PDF viewer (such as on another OS) • Loadable onto small, portable devices. Ø Airplanes Ø Hotels
… The Plot Thickens • About a week after the initial announcement, Adobe updated its e. Book software to prevent the Advanced e. Book Processor from working, but Elcom. Soft updated its own software on the same day to be functional with the Adobe software once again. • One week later, Adobe requests that Elcom. Soft stop selling the Advanced e. Book Processor with a threat of legal action citing the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). • Elcomsoft complies with the request and its website is disabled and its US distributor stopped the sale of the AEBPR based on a similar request from Adobe. • Elcomsoft claims that PDF is an "absolutely insecure" format for e. Books, at least in cases where the protection of the content is a primary concern. However, it continues to distribute a free demonstration version.
July 16, 2001: Dmitry is arrested After speaking at the DEF CON 9 convention about e. Book security, Dmitry was arrested by FBI officials as he was preparing to leave his hotel. Charged With: v Trafficking in and offering to the public, a software program that could circumvent technological protections on copyrighted material, under section 1201(b)(1)(A) of the U. S. Copyright Act. v Aiding and abetting his employer, Elcom. Soft Co. Ltd.
Episode IV: A New Hope July 23, 2001 • After much public outcry over the arrest and detainment, Adobe meets with the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) and reverses its position by requesting Sklyarov's release. August 6, 2001 • After being in jail for about three weeks, Sklyarov is released on bail of $50, 000 and relinquishes his passport.
Episode V: DMCA Strikes Back August 28 th, 2001 • Sklyarov and Elcom. Soft were indicted by a U. S. Grand Jury on five counts of violating the DMCA.
Case Study: Adobe (& U. S. Govt. ) vs. Elcom. Soft ü Introduction The Battle in the Courts
The Charges (1) Dmitry Sklyarov and Elcom. Soft face: • Four counts of circumvention offenses, and aiding and abetting circumvention offenses, under section 1201 of the DMCA, and • One charge of conspiracy.
The Charges (2) • Dmitry Sklyarov and Elcom. Soft are NOT accused of infringing any copyrights. Elcom. Soft claims that its AEBPR software cannot be used by anyone except for people who have already lawfully purchased the right to view the e-Books from e-Book retailers. • Dmitry and Elcom. Soft were charged with distributing software that can read encrypted Adobe e-books in a manner not intended by the publishers. • Charges are filed by the U. S. government, consequently this is a criminal prosecution. The government must prove that Dmitry and Elcom. Soft acted willfully and for the purposes of commercial advantage or private financial gain.
The DMCA Digital Millennium Copyright Act – 1998 • Prevents circumventing "measures that prevent unauthorized access to a copyrighted work" but does not forbid circumventing "measures that prevent unauthorized copying of a copyrighted work". • Does not address copyright violation, but rather the distribution of tools and software or information that can be used for copyright infringement as well as for legitimate non-infringing uses, such as fair use. • Section 1201 divides technological measures into two categories: – Measures that prevent unauthorized access to a copyrighted work – Measures that prevent unauthorized copying of a copyrighted work The law prevents circumventing the first category of technological measure but not the second.
Are Dmitry and Elcomsoft Guilty? AEBPR software. Pros: • Printing e. Books protected with passwords • reading them on other operating systems • text to speech translation software Cons: • make illegal copies of the copyright protected e. Book and distribute them. The intent of the software was only for legal copies of Ebooks, so should Elcom. Soft be penalized for distribution of a tool that can be used for both legitimate and infringing purposes?
Should an individual be charged when working for a company? • Can an employer and an employee conspire for financial gains? • Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF)
Case Study: Adobe (& U. S. Govt. ) vs. Elcom. Soft ü Introduction ü The Battle in the Courts Fair Use?
Fair Use • Allows people to make copies of a work for personal use, education, criticism, socially beneficial use. • Fair use provides the breathing space to avoid an irreconcilable conflict between copyright law and the first amendment's guarantee of free speech.
Does the AEBPR follow the "Fair Use" doctrine? • Elcom. Soft's AEBPR software allows users who have bought an e. Book more fair rights uses. • However, Elcom. Soft made commercial gains of their AEBPR software. • Though the AEBPR could be misused, it was intended for fair use.
Does Adobe's E-book restrict "Fair Use"? • Adobe and the publishers used DRM schemes to protect their intellectual property, but in doing so restricted fair use of the e-book. • Though copyright law may allow for "fair use", media companies and publishers may use code in order to protect their content. And, presently there are no laws governing code that prevents "fair use".
Fair Use cont. • Was Elcom. Soft justified in creating the AEBPR software in order to provide "fair use"? • Currently unable to adequately and accurately differentiate between copies made in good faith and in accordance with the fair use doctrine vs. file replication conducted to make money.
Case Study: Adobe (& U. S. Govt. ) vs. Elcom. Soft ü Introduction ü The Battle in the Courts ü Fair Use? Question of Jurisdiction
Both Sides of Jurisdiction • No other country has copyright laws as restrictive as the DMCA. • International copyright law has always taken into account the individual's rights to make use of materials purchased in a fair and reasonable way. • In Russia it is illegal to design a scheme that prevents private citizens from making copies of media for their own use. • So, Legally, what Elcomsoft did was not wrong in Russia, but was being illegally distributed here. • According to the indictment, Sklyarov and Elcom. Soft are on trial for importing their product into the U. S. and selling it in the U. S. for commercial gain.
Questions of Jurisdiction • Where does the extent of U. S. law begin, and Russian law end with regards to software available on the Internet? • Can the U. S. have jurisdiction? • Do the Russians need to oblige by U. S. law? • Would the U. S. Government be able to charge Elcom. Soft under the DMCA, if their servers were located in England their payments were processed through German based credit card companies? • How would regulation change under such a scenario? • i. e. Lessig's Gambling Server Example.
Case Study: Adobe (& U. S. Govt. ) vs. Elcom. Soft ü Introduction ü The Battle in the Courts ü Fair Use? ü Question of Jurisdiction Is the DMCA a Fair Law?
DMCA - A Fair Law? (1) • Case – Judicial test of the DMCA. Movie studios and record labels are leaning on DMCA to protect their copyrights. • Code (encryption) restricts various uses of digital works and DMCA enforces those restrictions. • Copyright Law designed to grant limited control to authors – DMCA provisions override this principle – and erode public's right to freedom.
DMCA - A Fair Law? (2) • DMCA has not addressed the issue of "fair use" in a digital environment – Cannot distinguish between copies made in good faith vs. file replication conducted to make money. • Examples: – Regular Books vs. e-books – Guns vs. AEBPR • An Internet generation has transpired since the passing of the DMCA – – Need to address copyright issues in cyberspace balancing between the need to protect intellectual property vs. protecting academic inquiry.
Case Study: Adobe (& U. S. Govt. ) vs. Elcom. Soft ü Introduction ü The Battle in the Courts ü Fair Use? ü Question of Jurisdiction ü Is the DMCA a Fair Law? Ethical Dilemmas
Ethical Issues | Elcomsoft • Failed to notify Adobe about their efforts to exploit the security flaw in Adobe's PDF reader software. - Did Elcomsoft have an Ethical obligation to inform Adobe? • meant to provide "fair use" of the digital content in the e. Book reader but their software would hurt the commercial interests of Adobe. - Was Elcom. Soft in the wrong for exploiting Adobe's software, or was Adobe unethical in limiting its users "fair use" rights with their reader?
Ethical Issues | Elcomsoft • Should Elcom. Soft have released the software as shareware and allowed everyone to use it? • Does Elcom. Soft ethically deserves financial compensation for this product? • Is Elcom. Soft wrong because this product could potentially be misused by someone who is corrupt? • Was Elcom. Soft wrong for creating the software, or for merely distributing it in an area where the law does not allow the software because of its DMCA violating nature? • Did Dmitry have an ethical obligation to the Programmers Code of Ethics to not exploit the flaws in a product?
Ethical Issues | Adobe • Just because Adobe is shielded under the watchful arms of the DMCA, does that give the right to control how it's users can view their books? • Should software companies be allowed to govern fair use, or should that control lie in the government? • Security Technology: Is Adobe wrong in telling its customers that e-Books provide them sufficient security or did Elcom. Soft manage to break a strong security protection?
Ethical conclusion Should people have the right to freely view and move around their e. Books, or should that power lie hands of the Publisher? Yes to people? Adobe should be allowing them to do this and therefore, Adobe would be acting unethically by limiting the e. Book purchasers rights and not allowing them the choice of having strong password protection and encryption. Yes to publisher? Elcom. Soft should not be selling this product without Adobe's knowledge since it exploits their software, and the e. Book viewers would be breaking certain understood responsibilities they have to Adobe in the use of their software.
Case Study: Adobe (& U. S. Govt. ) vs. Elcom. Soft ü Introduction ü The Battle in the Courts ü Fair Use? ü Question of Jurisdiction ü Is the DMCA a Fair Law? ü Ethical Dilemmas Social Issues
Effects on Research Community (1) • The U. S. has been a major hub for research. Researchers and scientists at universities and commercial institutes have always been able to pursue new ideas since they have the freedom of speech. • Dmitry's arrest in Las Vegas, has made scientists and researchers question their ability to be able to freely present their knowledge. The research community is skeptical of traveling to the U. S. to present their findings.
Effects on Research Community (2) • The rise of the Internet has allowed for instant dissemination which the publishers and authors would like to exploit. – Need to protect intellectual property in order for them to have any incentive to promote various arts and sciences. • Research in security and encryption technologies, depend upon the right to crack and report. • Software providers are similar to providers of anti-virus software and firewalls – not a solution but a process of constantly updating to stay ahead of the hackers.
Case Study: Adobe (& U. S. Govt. ) vs. Elcom. Soft ü Introduction ü The Battle in the Courts ü Fair Use? ü Question of Jurisdiction ü Is the DMCA a Fair Law? ü Ethical Dilemmas ü Social Issues Conclusion
Status of the Case • May 8 th, 2002 - Elcom. Soft's request to dismiss the criminal charges for violations of the DMCA was denied. – DMCA does not eliminate fair use or impair fair use rights of anyone. Users may find it more difficult to engage in certain fair uses with regard to e-books, but nevertheless, fair use is still available. – Despite acknowledging a lack of clarity in the congressional record surrounding the adoption of the DMCA, the judge ruled that due process was not violated. Plain meaning of the DMCA statute was to ban circumvention tools completely because Congress had assumed that "most uses" of the tools would be for unlawful infringement rather than fair or non-infringing uses.
What Next? • DMCA of 1998 needs is undergoing the judicial process in the courts of law. – Needs to re-address circumvention tools that can be used for unlawful infringement as well as non-infringing purposes. – Needs to strike a better balance • Internet has brought the world a lot closer than we were. – Copyright laws are going to have to take into account ethical and legal differences amongst nations in order to protect intellectual property. International treaties and agreements will play a much more significant role in controlling illegal use of technology.
References [1] Planet e. Book: Index of Elcom. Soft, Dmitry Sklyarov, Adobe, U. S. Government and DMCA-related articles from around the Web http: //www. planetebook. com/mainpage. asp? webpageid=170 [2] EFF "Intellectual Property: Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA): U. S. v. Sklyarov" Archive http: //www. eff. org/IP/DMCA/US_v_Elcom. Soft/ [3] Free Dmitry Sklyarov (this contains info about him, and his statements to the courts) http: //www. freesklyarov. org/ [4] Other useful links http: //ezhe. ru/Elcom. Soft/ [5] Commentary: Stealing is Stealing, No Matter How Noble the Cause, by Gene Gable http: //www. seyboldreports. com/ebooks/010816 gene. html [6] Adobe FAQ: Elcom. Soft Legal Background http: //www. adobe. com/aboutadobe/pressroom/pressreleases/200108/El com. Softqa. html
References Con't [7] The Digital Millennium Copyright Act of 1998, U. S. Copyright Office Summary, Dec 1998. [8] Elcom. Soft Executive Responds to Federal Charges Against Dmitry Sklyarov http: //Elcom. Soft. com/statement 0829. html [9] Analysis of Sklyarov's Indictment by Anton Chterenlikht http: //uk. eurorights. org/issues/sklyarov/innocent. shtml [10] Elcom. Soft supporters miss the point by Mike Letts http: //www. seyboldreports. com/ebooks/features/010724 Elcom. Soft. html [11] The DMCA, Technological Enforcement and Dmitry Sklyarov by Dave Amis, August 12, 2001 http: //www. netfreedom. org/news. asp? item=166 [12] Code and Other Laws of Cyberspace by Lawrence Lessig
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