U.S. Rep. Roger Williams said he dove for the dugout as a gunman began shooting Wednesday morning during a GOP congressional baseball practice in Virginia. U.S. Rep. Steve Scalise and one of Williams' staffers were among those shot.
ALEXANDRIA, Virginia — A staffer of U.S. Rep. Roger Williams, who was among those shot at a congressional baseball practice Wednesday morning, is expected to make a full recovery, the Austin Republican said.
There were four Texas lawmakers on the Republican team – U.S. Reps Joe Barton, Kevin Brady, Mike Conaway and Williams – that attended the practice. None were shot.
"Congressman Williams was not shot, however a member of his staff was shot and is receiving medical attention," his office said in a statement shortly after the shooting.
Williams said the staffer, Zack Barth, is doing well and is expected to make a full recovery.
A gunman fired on members of Congress practicing baseball Wednesday morning. U.S. Rep. Steve Scalise, R-Louisiana, was also among those shot. Scalise underwent surgery for a gunshot wound to the hip and was in critical condition Wednesday afternoon, according to news reports. In addition to Barth and Scalise, two Capitol Hill police officers were also shot.
A Capitol Hill police chief said the officers are in good condition. In a televised address, President Donald Trump said that the shooter, identified by multiple news outlets as James Hodgkinson, 66, of Illinois, died from his injuries in the shooting.
Williams told the Tribune on Wednesday afternoon that he was hitting ground balls to Scalise at second base when the commotion started.
He dove for the dugout and "tore up" his leg and ankle. Inside there, members crowded around Barton's young son to protect him. And that's when Williams realized his own staffer, Zack Barth, was among those shot.
"Then all of the sudden one of my directors in my office – he got shot and he came hauling into the dugout and fell into my arms and we were both hugging each other," Williams said.
U.S. Sen. Jeff Flake, R-Arizona, offered aid to Barth.
"Jeff Flake got his belt off and put a tourniquet on his leg and stopped the bleeding," Williams said. Williams said Barth will be fine, and the hospital discharged him on Wednesday.
The shooter attempted to gain access to the field, but a locked fence restricted his access.
Scalise is the third-ranking Republican in the U.S. House. As such, he has a constant U.S. Capitol Police detail. Williams, like so many others Wednesday, credited those officers for preventing a massacre.
"Capitol Police came and they took a step forward and not a step back," Williams said. "I'm ... thankful to God for keeping us safe with the bravery of these Capitol Police."
"The Alexandria Police along with the Capital Police secured a cease-fire, capturing the suspect," Barton said. The entire exchange lasted around 10 minutes.
Across the Potomac, U.S. Rep. Marc Veasey of Fort Worth was the lone Texan practicing on the Democratic team.
They were onto their third player taking batting practice when their coach, U.S. Rep. Mike Doyle of Pennsylvania, called them into the dugout for a grim announcement.
"As soon as Doyle got done talking, I don't remember what member it was, said, 'Hey guys, they're saying Steve Scalise was shot,'" Veasey recalled. "And then it got really serious."
A Capitol policeman on duty had the Democratic ballplayers stay in their dugout until a SWAT team arrived to secure the premises.
At a mid-morning press conference, law enforcement officials said it was too early to comment on a number of aspects of the shooting, including whether the lawmakers were targeted.
Williams, a former minor-league baseball player, has coached the GOP Congressional team since 2013, according to his office.
Amid news of the shooting, House members were alerted that that no votes were expected in that chamber Wednesday. Several committee hearings were postponed.
Both U.S. House Speaker Paul Ryan and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi spoke briefly on the House floor, recognizing the bravery of the Capitol police and calling for unity.
"We are all imperfect, but we do not shed our humanity when we enter this chamber," Ryan said. "For all the noise and all the fury, we are one family."
Statements from Texas lawmakers on Wednesday expressed prayers for those who were shot and praise for Capitol Hill police for their response.
"We are all Americans, and we must stand together against any attempt to divide us," U.S. Rep. Kay Granger, R- Fort Worth, said in a statement.
U.S. Rep. Marc Veasey of Fort Worth, the lone Texan on the Democrats' congressional baseball team, tweeted his support and prayers after news of the shooting came out.
The shooting drew reactions from several statewide officials, who said they were keeping the victims in their thoughts and prayers. Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick issued a statement condemning the shooting, saying, "This hatred and violence has no place in America — it flies in the face of the very democracy our nation is rooted in."
The Congressional Baseball Game is the pinnacle event of the summer among Washington and Capitol Hill insiders. For over 100 years, Democrats and Republicans in Congress have played against one another.
Members from both teams practice for weeks ahead of time, rising before sunrise to hit the diamond around 6:30 a.m. While Republicans practice at a park in Alexandria, Democrats practice closer to the Capitol, at a college in Northeast Washington, D.C.
Thursday's game will be held at Nationals Park, where the Washington Nationals play.
Patrick Svitek and Kirby Wilson contributed to this report.


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argz vectors are vectors of strings in a contiguous block of memory, each element separated from its neighbors by null-characters ('\0').
Envz vectors are an extension of argz vectors where each element is a name-value pair, separated by a '=' character (as in a Unix environment).
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Good news for Real Madrid as £150M signing's stat-sheet suggests he's getting back to his best
Squawka have given a rundown of Eden Hazard's stats from Real Madrid's win over Inter Milan tonight – and it's safe to say the Belgian is on his way back to his best.
Hazard, who signed for Real Madrid for what the BBC reported to be a deal which could be worth £150M in it's entirety, has had a torrid time of it since moving to the Santiago Bernabeu.
The Belgium skipper, who was the best player in the Premier League during his time at Chelsea, has struggled with form and fitness in Madrid.
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After returning from a period of self-isolation with coronavirus, Hazard was back in the action against Inter Milan this evening – and he didn't disappoint.
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This infographic of Hazard's stats from the performance, during which he scored a penalty, proves that the winger is getting back to his best – which is great news for Zinedine Zidane.
Eden Hazard completed more take-ons (6) than any other player in the Champions League this evening and misplaced just one of his final-third passes.
Getting back to what he does best. ? pic.twitter.com/2gOl2cUSdf
— Squawka Football (@Squawka) November 25, 2020
Real Madrid had a stop-start beginning to the season, but if Hazard is on song, the only way is up from here. Long may his good performances continue.
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Love imagining a 'white room' … Elton John looks so young here.
Lol..forgot about that Offspring song! Great picks. I've got to get me some of those Elton glasses…lol Have a great week.
Rockin' with you today! You had me up & dancin' for sure. The Killers is & The Offspring are new groups to me. Pretty Fly For A White Guy really grooves! I love the oldies best – White Room and Goodbye Yellow Brick Road! Come by to dance with me, when you get a chance.
Whoa some of these I don't know, but Elton John – goodness look how young he is & there he is with those weird glasses. LOL Love your choices – YOU SO ROCK! Thanks for playing along with us! WOO WOO the train is off to our next rockin' passenger! Already following.
New ones for me are some of them and very nice!
Awesome choices! Thanks for the follow!
Thanks for sharing that Killers song – can't believe I'd never heard it before!


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package org.elasticsearch.index.search.child;

import com.carrotsearch.hppc.FloatArrayList;
import com.carrotsearch.hppc.IntOpenHashSet;
import com.carrotsearch.hppc.ObjectObjectOpenHashMap;
import com.carrotsearch.randomizedtesting.generators.RandomInts;
import org.apache.lucene.analysis.MockAnalyzer;
import org.apache.lucene.document.Document;
import org.apache.lucene.document.DoubleField;
import org.apache.lucene.document.Field;
import org.apache.lucene.document.StringField;
import org.apache.lucene.index.*;
import org.apache.lucene.queries.TermFilter;
import org.apache.lucene.search.*;
import org.apache.lucene.store.Directory;
import org.apache.lucene.util.FixedBitSet;
import org.apache.lucene.util.LuceneTestCase;
import org.elasticsearch.common.lease.Releasables;
import org.elasticsearch.common.lucene.search.NotFilter;
import org.elasticsearch.common.lucene.search.Queries;
import org.elasticsearch.common.lucene.search.XFilteredQuery;
import org.elasticsearch.common.lucene.search.function.FieldValueFactorFunction;
import org.elasticsearch.common.lucene.search.function.FunctionScoreQuery;
import org.elasticsearch.index.engine.Engine;
import org.elasticsearch.index.cache.fixedbitset.FixedBitSetFilter;
import org.elasticsearch.index.fielddata.IndexNumericFieldData;
import org.elasticsearch.index.fielddata.plain.ParentChildIndexFieldData;
import org.elasticsearch.index.mapper.FieldMapper;
import org.elasticsearch.index.mapper.Uid;
import org.elasticsearch.index.mapper.internal.IdFieldMapper;
import org.elasticsearch.index.mapper.internal.ParentFieldMapper;
import org.elasticsearch.index.mapper.internal.TypeFieldMapper;
import org.elasticsearch.index.mapper.internal.UidFieldMapper;
import org.elasticsearch.index.search.nested.NonNestedDocsFilter;
import org.elasticsearch.search.internal.ContextIndexSearcher;
import org.elasticsearch.search.internal.SearchContext;
import org.elasticsearch.test.TestSearchContext;
import org.junit.AfterClass;
import org.junit.BeforeClass;
import org.junit.Test;

import java.io.IOException;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.NavigableMap;
import java.util.Random;
import java.util.TreeMap;

import static org.hamcrest.Matchers.is;
import static org.hamcrest.Matchers.lessThanOrEqualTo;

public class ChildrenQueryTests extends AbstractChildTests {

    @BeforeClass
    public static void before() throws IOException {
        forceDefaultCodec();
        SearchContext.setCurrent(createSearchContext("test", "parent", "child"));
    }

    @AfterClass
    public static void after() throws IOException {
        SearchContext current = SearchContext.current();
        SearchContext.removeCurrent();
        Releasables.close(current);
    }

    @Test
    public void testBasicQuerySanities() {
        Query childQuery = new TermQuery(new Term("field", "value"));
        ScoreType scoreType = ScoreType.values()[random().nextInt(ScoreType.values().length)];
        ParentFieldMapper parentFieldMapper = SearchContext.current().mapperService().documentMapper("child").parentFieldMapper();
        ParentChildIndexFieldData parentChildIndexFieldData = SearchContext.current().fieldData().getForField(parentFieldMapper);
        FixedBitSetFilter parentFilter = wrap(new TermFilter(new Term(TypeFieldMapper.NAME, "parent")));
        int minChildren = random().nextInt(10);
        int maxChildren = scaledRandomIntBetween(minChildren, 10);
        Query query = new ChildrenQuery(parentChildIndexFieldData, "parent", "child", parentFilter, childQuery, scoreType, minChildren,
                maxChildren, 12, wrap(NonNestedDocsFilter.INSTANCE));
        QueryUtils.check(query);
    }

    @Test
    public void testRandom() throws Exception {
        Directory directory = newDirectory();
        final Random r = random();
        final IndexWriterConfig iwc = LuceneTestCase.newIndexWriterConfig(r,
                LuceneTestCase.TEST_VERSION_CURRENT, new MockAnalyzer(r))
                .setMaxBufferedDocs(IndexWriterConfig.DISABLE_AUTO_FLUSH)
                .setRAMBufferSizeMB(scaledRandomIntBetween(16, 64)); // we might index a lot - don't go crazy here
        RandomIndexWriter indexWriter = new RandomIndexWriter(r, directory, iwc);
        int numUniqueChildValues = scaledRandomIntBetween(100, 2000);
        String[] childValues = new String[numUniqueChildValues];
        for (int i = 0; i < numUniqueChildValues; i++) {
            childValues[i] = Integer.toString(i);
        }

        IntOpenHashSet filteredOrDeletedDocs = new IntOpenHashSet();

        int childDocId = 0;
        int numParentDocs = scaledRandomIntBetween(1, numUniqueChildValues);
        ObjectObjectOpenHashMap<String, NavigableMap<String, FloatArrayList>> childValueToParentIds = new ObjectObjectOpenHashMap<>();
        for (int parentDocId = 0; parentDocId < numParentDocs; parentDocId++) {
            boolean markParentAsDeleted = rarely();
            boolean filterMe = rarely();
            String parent = Integer.toString(parentDocId);
            Document document = new Document();
            document.add(new StringField(UidFieldMapper.NAME, Uid.createUid("parent", parent), Field.Store.YES));
            document.add(new StringField(TypeFieldMapper.NAME, "parent", Field.Store.NO));
            if (markParentAsDeleted) {
                filteredOrDeletedDocs.add(parentDocId);
                document.add(new StringField("delete", "me", Field.Store.NO));
            }
            if (filterMe) {
                filteredOrDeletedDocs.add(parentDocId);
                document.add(new StringField("filter", "me", Field.Store.NO));
            }
            indexWriter.addDocument(document);

            int numChildDocs = scaledRandomIntBetween(0, 100);
            for (int i = 0; i < numChildDocs; i++) {
                boolean markChildAsDeleted = rarely();
                String childValue = childValues[random().nextInt(childValues.length)];

                document = new Document();
                document.add(new StringField(UidFieldMapper.NAME, Uid.createUid("child", Integer.toString(childDocId++)), Field.Store.NO));
                document.add(new StringField(TypeFieldMapper.NAME, "child", Field.Store.NO));
                document.add(new StringField(ParentFieldMapper.NAME, Uid.createUid("parent", parent), Field.Store.NO));
                document.add(new StringField("field1", childValue, Field.Store.NO));
                if (markChildAsDeleted) {
                    document.add(new StringField("delete", "me", Field.Store.NO));
                }
                indexWriter.addDocument(document);

                if (!markChildAsDeleted) {
                    NavigableMap<String, FloatArrayList> parentIdToChildScores;
                    if (childValueToParentIds.containsKey(childValue)) {
                        parentIdToChildScores = childValueToParentIds.lget();
                    } else {
                        childValueToParentIds.put(childValue, parentIdToChildScores = new TreeMap<>());
                    }
                    if (!markParentAsDeleted && !filterMe) {
                        FloatArrayList childScores = parentIdToChildScores.get(parent);
                        if (childScores == null) {
                            parentIdToChildScores.put(parent, childScores = new FloatArrayList());
                        }
                        childScores.add(1f);
                    }
                }
            }
        }

        // Delete docs that are marked to be deleted.
        indexWriter.deleteDocuments(new Term("delete", "me"));
        indexWriter.commit();

        IndexReader indexReader = DirectoryReader.open(directory);
        IndexSearcher searcher = new IndexSearcher(indexReader);
        Engine.Searcher engineSearcher = new Engine.SimpleSearcher(
                ChildrenQueryTests.class.getSimpleName(), searcher
        );
        ((TestSearchContext) SearchContext.current()).setSearcher(new ContextIndexSearcher(SearchContext.current(), engineSearcher));

        ParentFieldMapper parentFieldMapper = SearchContext.current().mapperService().documentMapper("child").parentFieldMapper();
        ParentChildIndexFieldData parentChildIndexFieldData = SearchContext.current().fieldData().getForField(parentFieldMapper);
        FixedBitSetFilter parentFilter = wrap(new TermFilter(new Term(TypeFieldMapper.NAME, "parent")));
        Filter rawFilterMe = new NotFilter(new TermFilter(new Term("filter", "me")));
        int max = numUniqueChildValues / 4;
        for (int i = 0; i < max; i++) {
            // Using this in FQ, will invoke / test the Scorer#advance(..) and also let the Weight#scorer not get live docs as acceptedDocs
            Filter filterMe;
            if (random().nextBoolean()) {
                filterMe = SearchContext.current().filterCache().cache(rawFilterMe);
            } else {
                filterMe = rawFilterMe;
            }

            // Simulate a parent update
            if (random().nextBoolean()) {
                final int numberOfUpdatableParents = numParentDocs - filteredOrDeletedDocs.size();
                int numberOfUpdates = RandomInts.randomIntBetween(random(), 0, Math.min(numberOfUpdatableParents, TEST_NIGHTLY ? 25 : 5));
                for (int j = 0; j < numberOfUpdates; j++) {
                    int parentId;
                    do {
                        parentId = random().nextInt(numParentDocs);
                    } while (filteredOrDeletedDocs.contains(parentId));

                    String parentUid = Uid.createUid("parent", Integer.toString(parentId));
                    indexWriter.deleteDocuments(new Term(UidFieldMapper.NAME, parentUid));

                    Document document = new Document();
                    document.add(new StringField(UidFieldMapper.NAME, parentUid, Field.Store.YES));
                    document.add(new StringField(TypeFieldMapper.NAME, "parent", Field.Store.NO));
                    indexWriter.addDocument(document);
                }

                indexReader.close();
                indexReader = DirectoryReader.open(indexWriter.w, true);
                searcher = new IndexSearcher(indexReader);
                engineSearcher = new Engine.SimpleSearcher(
                        ChildrenConstantScoreQueryTests.class.getSimpleName(), searcher
                );
                ((TestSearchContext) SearchContext.current()).setSearcher(new ContextIndexSearcher(SearchContext.current(), engineSearcher));
            }

            String childValue = childValues[random().nextInt(numUniqueChildValues)];
            Query childQuery = new ConstantScoreQuery(new TermQuery(new Term("field1", childValue)));
            int shortCircuitParentDocSet = random().nextInt(numParentDocs);
            ScoreType scoreType = ScoreType.values()[random().nextInt(ScoreType.values().length)];
            FixedBitSetFilter nonNestedDocsFilter = random().nextBoolean() ? wrap(NonNestedDocsFilter.INSTANCE) : null;

            // leave min/max set to 0 half the time
            int minChildren = random().nextInt(2) * scaledRandomIntBetween(0, 110);
            int maxChildren = random().nextInt(2) * scaledRandomIntBetween(minChildren, 110);

            Query query = new ChildrenQuery(parentChildIndexFieldData, "parent", "child", parentFilter, childQuery, scoreType, minChildren,
                    maxChildren, shortCircuitParentDocSet, nonNestedDocsFilter);
            query = new XFilteredQuery(query, filterMe);
            BitSetCollector collector = new BitSetCollector(indexReader.maxDoc());
            int numHits = 1 + random().nextInt(25);
            TopScoreDocCollector actualTopDocsCollector = TopScoreDocCollector.create(numHits, false);
            searcher.search(query, MultiCollector.wrap(collector, actualTopDocsCollector));
            FixedBitSet actualResult = collector.getResult();

            FixedBitSet expectedResult = new FixedBitSet(indexReader.maxDoc());
            MockScorer mockScorer = new MockScorer(scoreType);
            TopScoreDocCollector expectedTopDocsCollector = TopScoreDocCollector.create(numHits, false);
            expectedTopDocsCollector.setScorer(mockScorer);
            if (childValueToParentIds.containsKey(childValue)) {
                AtomicReader slowAtomicReader = SlowCompositeReaderWrapper.wrap(indexReader);
                Terms terms = slowAtomicReader.terms(UidFieldMapper.NAME);
                if (terms != null) {
                    NavigableMap<String, FloatArrayList> parentIdToChildScores = childValueToParentIds.lget();
                    TermsEnum termsEnum = terms.iterator(null);
                    DocsEnum docsEnum = null;
                    for (Map.Entry<String, FloatArrayList> entry : parentIdToChildScores.entrySet()) {
                        int count = entry.getValue().elementsCount;
                        if (count >= minChildren && (maxChildren == 0 || count <= maxChildren)) {
                            TermsEnum.SeekStatus seekStatus = termsEnum.seekCeil(Uid.createUidAsBytes("parent", entry.getKey()));
                            if (seekStatus == TermsEnum.SeekStatus.FOUND) {
                                docsEnum = termsEnum.docs(slowAtomicReader.getLiveDocs(), docsEnum, DocsEnum.FLAG_NONE);
                                expectedResult.set(docsEnum.nextDoc());
                                mockScorer.scores = entry.getValue();
                                expectedTopDocsCollector.collect(docsEnum.docID());
                            } else if (seekStatus == TermsEnum.SeekStatus.END) {
                                break;
                            }
                        }
                    }
                }
            }

            assertBitSet(actualResult, expectedResult, searcher);
            assertTopDocs(actualTopDocsCollector.topDocs(), expectedTopDocsCollector.topDocs());
        }

        indexWriter.close();
        indexReader.close();
        directory.close();
    }

    @Test
    public void testMinScoreMode() throws IOException {
        assertScoreType(ScoreType.MIN);
    }

    @Test
    public void testMaxScoreMode() throws IOException {
        assertScoreType(ScoreType.MAX);
    }

    @Test
    public void testAvgScoreMode() throws IOException {
        assertScoreType(ScoreType.AVG);
    }

    @Test
    public void testSumScoreMode() throws IOException {
        assertScoreType(ScoreType.SUM);
    }

    /**
     * Assert that the {@code scoreType} operates as expected and parents are found in the expected order.
     * <p />
     * This will use the test index's parent/child types to create parents with multiple children. Each child will have
     * a randomly generated scored stored in {@link #CHILD_SCORE_NAME}, which is used to score based on the
     * {@code scoreType} by using a {@link MockScorer} to determine the expected scores.
     * @param scoreType The score type to use within the query to score parents relative to their children.
     * @throws IOException if any unexpected error occurs
     */
    private void assertScoreType(ScoreType scoreType) throws IOException {
        SearchContext context = SearchContext.current();
        Directory directory = newDirectory();
        IndexWriter writer = new IndexWriter(directory, newIndexWriterConfig(new MockAnalyzer(random())));

        // calculates the expected score per parent
        MockScorer scorer = new MockScorer(scoreType);
        scorer.scores = new FloatArrayList(10);

        // number of parents to generate
        int parentDocs = scaledRandomIntBetween(2, 10);
        // unique child ID
        int childDocId = 0;

        // Parent ID to expected score
        Map<String, Float> parentScores = new TreeMap<>();

        // Add a few random parents to ensure that the children's score is appropriately taken into account
        for (int parentDocId = 0; parentDocId < parentDocs; ++parentDocId) {
            String parent = Integer.toString(parentDocId);

            // Create the parent
            Document parentDocument = new Document();

            parentDocument.add(new StringField(UidFieldMapper.NAME, Uid.createUid("parent", parent), Field.Store.YES));
            parentDocument.add(new StringField(IdFieldMapper.NAME, parent, Field.Store.YES));
            parentDocument.add(new StringField(TypeFieldMapper.NAME, "parent", Field.Store.NO));

            // add the parent to the index
            writer.addDocument(parentDocument);

            int numChildDocs = scaledRandomIntBetween(1, 10);

            // forget any parent's previous scores
            scorer.scores.clear();

            // associate children with the parent
            for (int i = 0; i < numChildDocs; ++i) {
                int childScore = random().nextInt(128);

                Document childDocument = new Document();

                childDocument.add(new StringField(UidFieldMapper.NAME, Uid.createUid("child", Integer.toString(childDocId++)), Field.Store.NO));
                childDocument.add(new StringField(TypeFieldMapper.NAME, "child", Field.Store.NO));
                // parent association:
                childDocument.add(new StringField(ParentFieldMapper.NAME, Uid.createUid("parent", parent), Field.Store.NO));
                childDocument.add(new DoubleField(CHILD_SCORE_NAME, childScore, Field.Store.NO));

                // remember the score to be calculated
                scorer.scores.add(childScore);

                // add the associated child to the index
                writer.addDocument(childDocument);
            }

            // this score that should be returned for this parent
            parentScores.put(parent, scorer.score());
        }

        writer.commit();

        IndexReader reader = DirectoryReader.open(writer, true);
        IndexSearcher searcher = new IndexSearcher(reader);

        // setup to read the parent/child map
        Engine.SimpleSearcher engineSearcher = new Engine.SimpleSearcher(ChildrenQueryTests.class.getSimpleName(), searcher);
        ((TestSearchContext)context).setSearcher(new ContextIndexSearcher(context, engineSearcher));
        ParentFieldMapper parentFieldMapper = context.mapperService().documentMapper("child").parentFieldMapper();
        ParentChildIndexFieldData parentChildIndexFieldData = context.fieldData().getForField(parentFieldMapper);
        FixedBitSetFilter parentFilter = wrap(new TermFilter(new Term(TypeFieldMapper.NAME, "parent")));

        // child query that returns the score as the value of "childScore" for each child document,
        //  with the parent's score determined by the score type
        FieldMapper fieldMapper = context.mapperService().smartNameFieldMapper(CHILD_SCORE_NAME);
        IndexNumericFieldData fieldData = context.fieldData().getForField(fieldMapper);
        FieldValueFactorFunction fieldScore = new FieldValueFactorFunction(CHILD_SCORE_NAME, 1, FieldValueFactorFunction.Modifier.NONE, fieldData);
        Query childQuery = new FunctionScoreQuery(new FilteredQuery(Queries.newMatchAllQuery(), new TermFilter(new Term(TypeFieldMapper.NAME, "child"))), fieldScore);

        // Perform the search for the documents using the selected score type
        TopDocs docs =
                searcher.search(
                    new ChildrenQuery(parentChildIndexFieldData, "parent", "child", parentFilter, childQuery, scoreType, 0, 0, parentDocs, null),
                    parentDocs);

        assertThat("Expected all parents", docs.totalHits, is(parentDocs));

        // score should be descending (just a sanity check)
        float topScore = docs.scoreDocs[0].score;

        // ensure each score is returned as expected
        for (int i = 0; i < parentDocs; ++i) {
            ScoreDoc scoreDoc = docs.scoreDocs[i];
            // get the ID from the document to get its expected score; remove it so we cannot double-count it
            float score = parentScores.remove(reader.document(scoreDoc.doc).get(IdFieldMapper.NAME));

            // expect exact match
            assertThat("Unexpected score", scoreDoc.score, is(score));
            assertThat("Not descending", score, lessThanOrEqualTo(topScore));

            // it had better keep descending
            topScore = score;
        }

        reader.close();
        writer.close();
        directory.close();
    }
}

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Aniko Hencz is a Hungarian artist with a well developed distinctive style, her work focuses across the elements of our built environment through her cityscape paintings, whilst bring her love of the natural world to the canvas through her landscapes and nature based paintings.
Aniko has been drawing and painting ever since she could hold a pencil in her hand. During her school years she was fortunate to be taught painting and drawing by some excellent artists, who showed her the first steps in creating art.
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"The Sleeping City"
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Aniko Hencz Oil on Canvas 40cm x 50cm 2020 Make an Offer for this Artwork Commission an Artwork Original semi-abstract painting with a house on a lavender farm. It is an imaginary rural landscape with trees, purple lavender flowers and...
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Aniko Hencz Oil on Canvas 30cm x 20cm 2020 Make an Offer for this Artwork Commission an Artwork Semi-abstract oil painting with branches and leaves of an olive tree. It is an original oil painting on canvas, signed in front...
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A few weeks ago some bad thunderstorms swept across Oklahoma and allowed me to ponder over a few different attributes of God. Our God is extremely complex and yet unbelievably simple in nature. Some of the smartest men and women throughout history have tried their best to figure him out and have been left with more questions then answers. But after some scripture reading and a scary situation I feel like I might have gotten a small glimpse into what our God is like.
A few hours before these storms started my friend, Dom, invited me to study at this coffee shop near down town Tulsa. I get to this coffee shop, greet my friend, and start studying. After about an hour of uneventful studying it starts to rain really hard outside. Then after about another 30 minutes the tornado sirens start going off. And then to add the cherry on top of the situation the power goes out and the manager of the coffee shop tells us that we should take cover in the back freezer. So just to clarify; me and Dom are stuck in a coffee shop walk-in freezer with about 6 other people (one of which was having a panic attack) while tornados are apparently landing all around us. (We later found out that no tornados had actually hit the ground that night) When put in these kinds of scary situations it is amazing how often God shows up. After about 10 minutes Dom and me start having a heart to heart conversation that could only be described as Christ driven. I'm not going to go into detail on what we talked about, but just know it was a very good life chat and I truly believe that our friendship grew because of it. After about 45 minutes of talking the rain finally started to slow down and the sirens stopped. The manager told everyone that they were free to leave and to be careful going home. On my drive home I couldn't help but compare my evening to the story of Elijah and God on the mountain of Horeb.
This is one of my favorite stories in the Bible because it shows us one of Gods many attributes. God does not often yell. You read in the story that there was a great and powerful wind, but God wasn't in the wind. There was a huge earthquake, but God wasn't in the earthquake. There was also a great inferno of fire, but God was not in the fire. But after the fire there was a gentle whisper. After Elijah hears this whisper he prepares himself to meet God because he knows that God is coming in the whisper. In my experience I compare the storm outside the coffee shop to the wind, earthquake, and fire outside Elijah's cave. Our God is a mighty God and he is capable of mighty things. Our God is the God who has caused cities to crumble and great waters to part. You can definitely see God's grand power in all the storms that fly across Oklahoma. But our God is not only a God of great power; he is also a God of small things. In Elijah's case God shows this by not coming in the wind, earthquake, or fire, but in the whisper. So many times in our lives we expect God to show up with a grand entrance and a loud shout, when in reality we are missing him in the whisper and the small acts. In my experience with the storm, God was shown so much more in Dom and I's conversation then it was in the great storm that was going on outside.
All throughout the Bible you will see stories of God using small things to do his wonders. A great example of this would be Jesus. Jesus was not some grand ruler who held himself with the character of being great. He was a humble carpenter who, through his father's guidance, accomplished the most amazing miracle of all time; saving the world from it's sins and then defeating death altogether. So in your life I encourage you not to look for God in grand acts of wonder and amazement, but in the small acts of kindness, love, and grace.


Dvori Balshine has served the Vancouver Jewish community, in one capacity or another, for 45 years. She is retiring in November from her latest post – director of development at Louis Brier Jewish Aged Foundation – and she talked to the Independent about her life and work.
"We came to Vancouver from Israel in 1969," she said. As an educator who studied at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, she found a job right away. She taught Hebrew and Jewish history until she fell into fundraising, almost by accident.
With the funds raised by this and similar events on behalf of the Jewish Community Centre of Greater Vancouver, Balshine was at the root of the Sidney and Gertrude Zack Gallery and one of the founders, together with Cherie Smith, of the JCCGV Jewish Book Festival. When Hebrew University asked her, as one of its alumni, to head their Western Canada division, she agreed. For 17 years, she served as the executive director in Western Canada.
"I raised lots of money for them, sent many students to study abroad, organized other specific projects. But then I thought: I should work for my own community." In 2003, she came to the Louis Brier Jewish Aged Foundation.
In the 12 years she has worked at the foundation, she has led many campaigns, and established endowment funds and awards. As well, more than 600 art pieces were acquired as donations from local Jewish artists. These works hang on the walls of Louis Brier Home and Hospital and of the Weinberg Residence, making the rooms and corridors more like those of a home, less institutional. A bus and a piano, a dental clinic and a garden sculpture, multiple renovations around the home and the Gallery of Donors Wall – they all owe their existence to Balshine and her crew, to their continuous efforts to improve the quality of life of the residents. She was also active in community outreach programs, including, but not limited to, numerous musical events and lecture series, book launches and octogenarians' celebrations.
She sounded modest, as if raising almost a million a year is a trifle, but for anyone else, it would be a major accomplishment, even the achievement of a lifetime.


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This house is different than any other home I've lived in," says T.R. Pescod of his nautically inspired retreat on the edge of Long Island's Wooley Pond. A deceptively simple structure, the home is wrapped in Dutch lap siding cast in varying shades of gray, its front facade rising from a sea of leafy green and beckoning visitors like a lighthouse calling ships to port. Out back, an American flag flies high above a grassy slope, where a pair of Adirondack chairs sit between the wraparound porch and the calm waters of the pond. It is, to say the least, an idyllic place to be.
With a successful career as a model (clients include Clarence House, British Airways, and Volvo) and TV personality (catch him cooking up a storm alongside his longtime mentor, Ina Garten, on The Barefoot Contessa), T.R. has spent much of his life in a nomadic state, traveling the globe from set to set. But the completion of his Southampton house in 2010 ushered in a new phase. The overwhelmingly positive response to his designs from friends and local realtors led to the beginnings of a loyal client list and the start of his own firm, TRP Design. "The referrals just snowballed," T.R. says, and his design business took off.
A chandelier from Laurin Copen Antiques in Bridgehampton hangs above a dining table crafted of reclaimed wood and glass. The set of midcentury wicker chairs was a lucky find from Paris's Clignancourt flea market.
A gray linen sofa and pair of vintage Italian armchairs from Finch Hudson in Hudson, NY, create an inviting gathering spot by the fireplace. On the bluestone mantel, a small finger painting by T.R.'s niece rests alongside another titled The Bather. T.R. found the two-tier coffee table on One Kings Lane.
The property's original structure—a '50s-era home clad in red vinyl—had little to recommend it, but the waterfront lot was exactly what T.R. had long been hoping to find. So he enlisted Steve White of Timeless Homes to knock down what was there and build his dream. When envisioning the home, T.R. thought back to the time he'd spent in the Swedish countryside. "I saw a lot of these beautiful Swedish lake homes where the walls and ceilings were paneled in wood," he says. "I really loved that warmth and light provided by the architectural aspects." This, combined with research into traditional East Coast seaside architecture, provided the conceptual references he needed to craft a home he's always wanted.
Inside, the Nordic influence is apparent. Ceilings paneled with whitewashed pine, natural textures ranging from jute to linen, and environmentally conscious building choices such as a geothermal heating and cooling system all speak to the pillars of the Scandinavian design movement of the 1950s, which valued beauty, simplicity, and functionality above all else.
The interior spaces also allow for as much light (and feeling of light) as possible, which helps to combat a lack of sunshine during the winter months. See T.R.'s open-plan living and dining area surrounded by walls of windows or the five-foot-wide shiplap-lined hallway upstairs—gestures that help the home read as fresh and bright no matter the season.
I built this house for myself. It came from my heart.
African masks and a lamp crafted from a sculptural piece of driftwood form a well-collected vignette atop a spindle-leg table. T.R. picked up the green ceramic vessel at a souk in Marrakech.
The upstairs gallery wall features a collection of black-and-white works, many of them gifts. A vintage Beni Ourain rug adds tonal texture.
A painting from a flea market in Saint-Tropez crowns a linen-upholstered bed. Soft gray trim frames the seagrass-covered walls, while mismatched bedding in shades of indigo reflects the hues of Wooley Pond.
There's a serenity and a beauty here that can't be found anywhere else.
Deep-charcoal walls and crisp white trim add drama to the master bath. A pen-and-ink drawing from an antiques store in Milwaukee creates a focal point above the luxurious tub.
Nightstands found at the Brimfield Antique Show flank a woven-rush headboard in a cozy guest bedroom. The pine-clad walls were washed with milk paint, which "added a great textural quality," says T.R.
One of T.R.'s most prized works of art is this large-scale piece by Maria Kovak. titled The Bachelorette. He first saw it several years ago at a fundraiser for the New York Academy of Art, but the artist wasn't ready to part with it. Six months later, he met Maria at another Academy event. "We had a very intense conversation about how the painting viscerally affected me," T.R. says. The two struck a deal, and the work now has pride of place in T.R.'s home.
Art is something that has to affect you either viscerally, aesthetically, or both.


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Ricky Carter Williams Sr.
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August 11, 1959 –
Mr. Ricky Carter Williams, Sr., 52, of Donalsonville, passed away Thursday, April 12, 2012, at Southeast Alabama Medical Center in Dothan, Ala. Graveside services were held at 11 a.m., Monday, April 16, 2012, at Friendship Cemetery in Donalsonville with Pastor Charlie Buckhaulter officiating.
Ricky Carter Williams was born Aug. 11, 1959 in Colquitt, Ga., to Bill Williams and JoAnn Glass Williams. Before illness struck, he worked as a diesel mechanic. Ricky married Bonnie Floyd. They were together almost 10 years.
Mr. Williams was preceded in death by his parents, Bill Williams and JoAnn Williams Odom.
Ricky Carter Williams Sr. is survived by his wife, Bonnie Williams of Donalsonville; children, Charlie Buckhaulter and wife, Melissa, of Thomasville, Ga., Brittany Williams of Brinson, Ricky Williams Jr. of Brinson, Steven Luther of Iron City, Ga., and Jessica Luther of Iron City; sisters, Billie Ann Thursby of Brinson, Sandra Engle of Charleston, S.C., and Tjuana Williams of Donalsonville; brother, Bill C. Williams of Bainbridge, Georgia; grandchildren, Greg, Orion, and Madison Buckhaulter, Dailin Engle, Salem Luther and Faith Forbes; faithful companions, Red and Darlin.
Cox-Ware Funeral Home was in charge of the arrangements.
Harold Williams Jr.


Filming a movie or a show isn't a simple task, it can also be extended long because of the demands in the scripts or some different issues. during the time, actors and actresses need to keep up themselves fit, but sometimes there are personal things which can hold you back from doing that. There have been many cases in Hollywood where actresses played parts while being pregnant and some of them were playing their best part during that time. Regardless of that, they did it with flawlessness.
Filming a movie or a show isn't a simple task, it can be extended long because of the demands in the scripts or some different issues. During the time, actors and actresses need to keep themselves fit, but sometimes there are personal things which can hold you back from doing that. There have been many cases in Hollywood where actresses played parts while being pregnant and some of them were playing their best part during that time. Regardless of that, they did it with flawlessness. Here is a list of Actresses who were pregnant during shoots we bet you never noticed.
During the shooting of the fifth season of Game of Thrones, Lena Headey was five-months pregnant with her second kid. The makers of the show utilized a body double where Lena's character, Cersei Lannister needed to walk naked from the jail to lord's court.
Kate's five-months pregnancy was kept covered up at the time of shooting The Divergent. She played the part of Jeanine Matthews in the film, and to hide the baby bump, the director and cameraman used different angles.
Lisa Kudrow who played Phoebe Buffay on the TV sitcom, F.R.I.E.N.D.S. got pregnant before the shooting of the fourth season. Along these lines, the scholars of the show included her pregnancy in the storyline.
Blake Lively was pregnant before the shooting of The Age of Adaline began. As per the cast, she didn't utilize much help or additional care from the team and did scenes without utilizing pairs.


I have just got my system Blue working. I have made an enclosure for the two ferrite rods. From other posts I will connect the knotted wires to the A-1 and B-1 terminals and the others to the A-2 and B-2.
The rods are 90 degrees to each other but which rod (A or B) has to point north/south? And by "point" I mean the long axis lies on the N/S line. Obviously the other will lie on E/W.
Nowhere can I find anything other than an annotated photo show the rods with E-W and N-S but it does not say which one goes to which terminal.
As we are are generating a vector of the strike direction which will be the sum of both of the rods' signals then I assume that it does matter.
It doesn't matter. The server will figure it out after awhile. You could even rotate them both 45° (or at any angle!).
(2018-10-27, 22:36)dgoadby Wrote: I have just got my system Blue working. I have made an enclosure for the two ferrite rods. From other posts I will connect the knotted wires to the A-1 and B-1 terminals and the others to the A-2 and B-2.
There are many folks that align channel A (RED) as North and channel B (GREEN) as East. This really helps when tracking noise or other interference sources. Also when you post a picture of some interference and you followed this convention, folks might be able to tell you in which direction to look for the source.
Operation wise, it does not matter.
Quote: As we are are generating a vector of the strike direction which will be the sum of both of the rods' signals then I assume that it does matter.
The controller does not generate a vector of the signal received by the rods. All signals that exceed the threshold level, will be send to the BO server for processing. There together with other stations (minimum 7), the stroke location will be calculated.
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Merry Humbug: A Classical Christmas with Praetorius, Schütz, and Bach (featuring Heino and Hasselhoff)
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David Hasselhumbug - "The Night Before Christmas"
Christmas time is here, and with it the bescrooged revelation that people will use the festive season as an excuse to listen to some of the most torturous music to have been conjured in the human brain. We should all, of course, be free to listen to whatever we feel pleases us most, and I have no trouble watching people listen to music – whatever the kind – on headphones. But there's a marked difference between the plotted murder in a private study and the circus of a public execution in town square, and one problem is that prefab holiday schmaltz greets you in the most public of spaces. Picture Christmas music extending its net over the crowds in a shopping mall food court. Merry humbug!
Someone was kind enough to put together this humorous pictorial run-through of the "Fifty Worst Christmas Albums of All Time." There's something wowingly warped about so many of the albums pictured there – in the twilight zone manner, say, of North Korean propaganda posters. So it has become my seasonal obligation to remember that two of the more otherworldly artists on that list – Hasselhoff and Heino – are not the only words that begin with the letter H.
Humbug!
Happily, like Jacob Marley, Hasselhoff's career as a pop artist is as "dead as a door-nail" – "a coffin-nail" – and future generations will chiefly remember the ghostly Heino for his memorable album art.
(Allow me here to link parenthetically to one of the most remarkable and utterly confounding holiday moments, Christmas with Heino, which is seemingly without parallel and possibly the stuff of pure transcendence.)
Jest aside, Christmas in Germany has not always been all Heino and Hasselhoff. It was after all a German (and another "H"), Georg Friedrich Handel, who with the Messiah in 1742 gave the English-speaking world its most famous choral Christmas work.
Since Handel's Messiah continues to fill concert houses the world-over, I want to point casually to three other masterworks (of German origin) that could be as mandatory a part of one's holiday season as Dickens' A Christmas Carol, Vince Guaraldi's "A Charlie Brown Christmas" album, and the act of routinely spiking the eggnog.
I. Michael Praetorius: Mass for Christmas Morning (~1620)
Praetorius (1571–1621), possibly the first historically significant composer of Lutheran church music, put together his Christmas mass at some point towards the end of his life. In a recording by Paul McCreesh and the Gabrieli Consort we have one of the more remarkable performances of Christmas music on the market. The album is one in a line of many McCreesh projects that attempt to reconstruct the experience of being in the particular time and place of a work's genesis.
Listen here for a taste of what it might have been like to attend a Lutheran mass on Christmas morning in 1620 Dresden. It's an ambitious recording that breathes history, and as a musical experience, it's incredible.
II. Heinrich Schütz: Weinachtshistorie (1664)
Schütz (1585–1672) was nearly 80 years of age when he published his Christmas Story in 1664. As a young man, Schütz had studied under Gabrieli (and later Monteverdi) in Venice, the then-centre of European music. In an attempt to write music fit for the ostentatious interior of St. Mark's basilica, Gabrieli had taken to writing music on a grand scale: Dividing his choir and instrumentalists among the upper galleries on all sides of the room, he inaugurated the so-called polychoral style. Schütz returned to Germany, heavily influenced by the musical life of Catholic Venice, and he took up work principally in Dresden, where he devoted his remaining decades to the composition of sacred music. Like Luther, Schütz freed up the German language, and his Christmas Story of 1664 – which you can listen to here – is a fine and festive example of his art.
III. Johann Sebastian Bach: Christmas Oratorio (1734)
And where else to end this quick jaunt through Luther-land than with Bach (1685-1750), to whom all roads seem to lead? You can listen to the opening movement of his Christmas Oratorio here. Anyone who's visited Leipzig's St. Thomas Church (Thomaskirche) won't have difficulty picturing the periwiged Bach leading his musicians on a Christmas afternoon in 1734: Sunlight warms the stained-glass windows; a seasonal, communal calm meets the crisp air. And then a thought – the thought of Heino, of Hasselhoff, creeps in. Humbug!
Johann Sebastian Humbug (stained-glass window of Bach in the Thomaskirche, Leipzig.
Bach Humbug! Merry, merry Humbug!
Suggested Classical Recordings:
Praetorius: Mass for Christmas Morning (Paul McCreesh & the Gabrieli Consort; Archiv, 1994).
Heinrich Schütz: Weihnachts-Historie (Rene Jacobs & the Concerto Vocale; Hamonia Mundi, 2011).
J.S. Bach: Weihnachtsoratorium / Christmas Oratorio (Nikolaus Hanoncourt & the Concentus Musicus Wien (Teldec, 1993).
Very Special Mention:
Vince Guaraldi Trio: A Charlie Brown Christmas (Fantasy, 1965).
Tags: Bach, Charlie Brown Christmas, Christmas, classical, Classical Music, David Hasselhoff, Dickens, Germany, Heino, music, Praetorius, Schutz, Vince Guaraldi


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Representatives of States that financed the Episcopal Commission for Justice and Peace in charge of managing Church-related observers were present: the United Kingdom, Switzerland, the Netherlands, France, Canada, Belgium, the European Union, Sweden and the Carter Center.
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Dean Strang: Venue change 'pointless' in Avery trial
Dean Strang says pretrial statements by special prosecutor altered the defense strategy.
Dean Strang: Venue change 'pointless' in Avery trial Dean Strang says pretrial statements by special prosecutor altered the defense strategy. Check out this story on greenbaypressgazette.com: https://gbpg.net/1pzcMH6
Doug Schneider, USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin Published 3:37 p.m. CT March 18, 2016 | Updated 3:13 p.m. CT March 20, 2016
Dean Strang, Steven Avery's former lawyer, addresses the Wisconsin Association of Justice Spring Seminar in 2016 in Ashwaubenon.(Photo: Jim Matthews/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin)Buy Photo
ASHWAUBENON - Lawyers for Steven Avery seriously considered seeking a change of venue at his trial on charges arising from the 2005 murder of Teresa Halbach but decided against it after pretrial statements made by special prosecutor Ken Kratz garnered statewide media coverage, it was revealed Friday.
Dean Strang made the comment Friday during an appearance before about 110 fellow lawyers at the Wisconsin Association for Justice Spring Seminar at the Radisson Hotel & Conference Center. Strang was joined by Walt Kelly, an attorney who represented Avery in his $36 million wrongful-conviction lawsuit against Manitowoc County stemming from a 1985 rape along Lake Michigan near Two Rivers.
Strang's explanation on the change of venue issue answers one of the most perplexing questions on the minds of people who have followed "Making a Murderer,"' the 10-part Netflix docu-series that focuses on Avery's trial and conviction in the murder of Halbach in Manitowoc County.
Hopes of moving the trial to an outside county were dashed when Kratz, at a press conference, detailed grisly allegations against Avery that were reported in every media market in Wisconsin, Strang said. The details, later debunked, were from statements to police from Avery's teenage nephew, Brendan Dassey.
Walt Kelly delivers his part of the keynote address to the Wisconsin Association of Justice Spring Seminar Friday at the Radisson Hotel and Conference Center in Ashwaubenon. (Photo: Jim Matthews/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin)
Kratz presented "a compelling, graphic, gruesome admission of guilt, laying out a confession that a 16-year-old had given implicating his uncle," Strang said. "There was not one of the 71 other counties in Wisconsin that we could have gone to to get (an impartial) jury. ... It was pointless to try to go to another county to get a jury."
Instead of seeking a jury from another county, Strang and co-counsel Jerry Buting were allowed to try the case in Calumet County before a jury of Manitowoc County residents. Strang said the lawyers hoped that would keep bailiffs and other Manitowoc County personnel from having any contact with jurors, and that their case might be aided by jurors who were familiar with the sheriff's department's long dislike of Avery.
Steven Avery's former lawyers Dean Strang, right, and Walt Kelly share a laugh during a Q-and-A session following their keynote address to Wisconsin Association of Justice Spring Seminar Friday at the Radisson Hotel and Conference Center in Ashwaubenon. (Photo: Jim Matthews/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin)
Avery was convicted of first-degree intentional homicide and is serving life in prison with no possibility of parole. He is in the process of appealing the conviction.
In a separate trial, Dassey was also convicted of homicide and is serving life in prison.
Avery's lawyers, particularly Strang and Buting, have been in demand as speakers since the documentary began airing in December. The pair began a North American speaking tour this week. Their compassion for victims and clients has resonated with audiences, and magazines like Vogue and Elle have written that Strang is particularly popular with women.
Steven Avery's former lawyers Dean Strang, right, and Walt Kelly shake hands after their recent keynote address to the Wisconsin Association of Justice Spring Seminar in Ashwaubenon. (Photo: Jim Matthews/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin)
Friday's presentation to the Wisconsin Association of Justice marked the first time either Strang or Buting have spoken in northeast or east-central Wisconsin since the documentary sparked such widespread interest. Strang was expected to join Buting in Milwaukee later Friday to partake in a panel discussion justice.
Strang said several times during Friday's Ashwaubenon presentation that he had "lost the case," prompting an attorney in the audience, Monica Cail of Milwaukee, to say that it had been a win "because you started a national conversation about justice."
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Kelly, meanwhile, said authorities in Manitowoc County stacked the deck against Avery, beginning with their investigation of the July 29, 1985, rape of a woman who had been jogging along the Lake Michigan shoreline.
"By midnight of the 29th of July in 1985, Steven Avery was basically on his way to prison," said Kelly. "They had an Avery and they were considered a bad bunch in Manitowoc, and Avery at age 23 was developing as the worst of them."
Kelly eventually settled Avery's suit for $400,000 so that Avery could afford to hire attorneys to defend him in Halbach's murder case.
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Deep Purple cancels concerts in Russia and Ukraine; band members write messages protesting Russian invasion
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Deep Purple has canceled their upcoming concerts in Ukraine and Russia, which had been scheduled to take place on May 31 in Kyiv and June 4 in Moscow, respectively, in the wake of Russia's military invasion of its neighboring country.
Coinciding with the cancellations, all five current members of Deep Purple have posted messages on the band's official website and social media pages regarding the harrowing situation, prefaced by a note that reads, "As a rule, Deep Purple is apolitical, but on this occasion…"
The messages also are accompanied by the lyrics to the group's Cold War-inspired 1970 song "Child in Time."
Frontman Ian Gillan writes, "If speaking out means we shall never see our Russian friends again, then that is a big sacrifice, but nothing compared with never again seeing our Ukrainian friends who are being killed to satisfy the psychopathic ambitions of the Russian leader. I would like to see Russians on the streets in their millions, to show their disgust at the Ukrainian invasion, and I'd like to dream that very quickly, Russia can find some modern leadership that will bring them back into the world as friends. We have so much in common."
Bassist Roger Glover writes, in part, "We condemn [Russian President Vladimir] Putin's military for the atrocities to innocent men, women and children in Ukraine[,] and we apologize to our Russian and Ukrainian fans that the shows have been cancelled. We live in hope that we can fulfill those dates in the future."
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Sonos used to be a pleasure to interact with. Now every time I use it, I run into so much brokenness that I am close to just chucking the whole thing in the garbage.
I have an excellent Wi-Fi setup with a powerful signal that works everywhere in the house. And I've put other devices onto 2G for maximum compatibility with Sonos. No other device has problems with Wi-Fi anywhere.
Generically, I would have to say the most frustrating thing is that the error diagnostics are horrible. I get messages like "Unable to add the shared folder //MacBook/Music to your Music Library (1002)". But that's no help. The folder definitely exists and every other thing in the description of error 1002 is not a problem that my system could possibly have (My compiler is on and fully responsive, my wi-fi signal is very strong, and I am not running a firewall). And why in 2019 do I have to go look up error codes on the web anyway? This is 1970's stuff.
So, you don't want any assistance in rectifying your issues? Why did you post here?
I have an excellent Wi-Fi setup with a powerful signal that works everywhere in the house.
Unless you're running the Sonos system in WiFi ("wireless") mode, that's not relevant in the case of music dropouts. And if your WiFi is based on a meshed arrangement, operating Sonos in WiFi mode is typically not recommended.
I see no mention of your having submitted a system diagnostic after a malfunction, and of consulting Sonos tech support.
Yes, I am running it in wireless mode and no, it's not in a meshed arrangement.
Can you ethernet cable one of your Sonos components?
Not a duplicated post. This one reports several problems. And the other one is not my post, and in any case there could be added value in connecting this set of problems to the problem reported there.


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«Афера Оливера Твиста» () — британская криминальная драма, снятая Мартином Оуэном. Фильм является современной интерпретацией романа Чарльза Диккенса 1838 года «Приключения Оливера Твиста». Фильм был выпущен на Sky Cinema 29 января 2021 года. В России фильм вышел 28 января 2021 года.

В ролях
 Рафферти Лоу — Оливер Твист
 Майкл Кейн — Фейгин
 Лина Хиди — Сайкс
 Рита Ора — Додж
 Ноэль Кларк — Браунлоу
 Франц Драмех — Бэйтси
 Софи Симнетт — Рэд
 Дэвид Уолльямс — Лосберн
 Джейсон Маца — Бедуин

Производство

Фильм был спродюсирован Pure Grass Films вместе с Unstoppable Film and Television и First Access Entertainment Film and Television.

Релиз
Sky Cinema займётся дистрибьюцией фильма в Великобритании, а Saban Films — в Северной Америке. Первоначально фильм планировалось выпустить в 2020 году. Однако релиз был перенесён на 2021 год.

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Ссылки

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Big Data Moves Into Buildings
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