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Faculty & Staff Publications
UWB/CC Faculty and Staff Publications
UWB/CC Faculty and Staff Publications: 2010-2011
Abrums, M.; Resnick, J.; Irving, L. (2010). "Journey or Destination? Evaluating Student Learning About Race, Class, and Privilege in Health Care." Nursing Education Perspectives, 31(3). (Mary Abrums, Associate Professor and Jerelyn Resnick, Lecturer in the School of Nursing, UW Bothell.)
Bussert, L.; Pouliot, N. (2010). "A Model for Information Literacy Self-Assessment: Enhancing Student Learning in Writing Courses through Collaborative Teaching." In Collaborative information literacy assessments: strategies for evaluating teaching and learning. New York: Neal-Schuman Publishers, Inc. (Leslie Bussert, Acting Head of Information Services/Librarian, Campus Library.)
Edwards, J. (2010). "The Conti Sales of 1777 and 1779 and Their Impact on the Parisian Art Market." Studies in eighteenth-century culture, 39(1). (JoLynn Edwards, Professor in the School of Interdisciplinary Arts & Sciences, UW Bothell.)
Kochtar-Lindgren, G. (2010). "Blast Wind: Phantomenology, Modernity, and the Remains of Art." Fast capitalism, 7(1). Gray Kochtar-Lindgren, Professor & Director, Center for University Studies and Programs, UW Bothell.)
Langhout, R.; Thomas, E. (2010). "Imagining Participatory Action Research in Collaboration with Children: an Introduction." American Journal of Community Psychology, 46(1-2). (Elizabeth Thomas, Associate Professor in the School of Interdisciplinary Arts & Sciences, UW Bothell.)
Ottinger, G. (2009). "Buckets of Resistance: Standards and the Effectiveness of Citizen Science." Science, technology, & human values, 35(2). (Gwen Ottinger, Assistant Professor in the School of Interdisciplinary Arts & Sciences, UW Bothell.)
Wade, C.; Wilfond, B.; McBride, C. (2010). "Effects of Genetic Risk Information on Children's Psychosocial Wellbeing: A Systematic Review of the Literature." Genetics in Medicine, 12(6). (Christopher Wade, Assistant Professor in the School of Nursing, UW Bothell.)
Williams-Guillen, K.; Perfecto, I. (2010). "Effects of Agricultural Intensification on the Assemblage of Leaf-Nosed Bats (Phyllostomidae) in a Coffee Landscape in Chiapas, Mexico." Biotropica, 42(5). (Kimberly Williams-Guillen, Acting Associate Professor in the School of Interdisciplinary Arts & Sciences, UW Bothell.)
Williams-Guillen, K.; Perfecto, I.; Vandermeer, J. (2008). "Bats Limit Insects in a Neotropical Agroforestry System." American Association for the Advancement of Science, 320(5872). (Kimberly Williams-Guillen, Acting Associate Professor in the School of Interdisciplinary Arts & Sciences, UW Bothell.)
Books, Media, Creative Work
Au, Wayne. Unequal by design: high-stakes testing and the standardization of inequality. New York; London: Routledge. (Wayne Au, Assistant Professor in the School of Education, UW Bothell.)
Bellamy, G. (2007). Principal accomplishments: how school leaders succeed. New York: Teachers College Press. (Tom Bellamy, Professor in the School of Education, UW Bothell.)
Bellamy, G.; O'Rourke, A.; et al. (2007). Countdown to the principalship: a resource guide for beginning principals. Larchmont, NY: Eye On Education. (Tom Bellamy, Professor in the School of Education, UW Bothell.)
Crain, C. (2010). "On the Road from Principle to Practice: Cascadia Comes of Age." In Advancing Student Learning Outcomes in Community and Technical Colleges. Milwaukee, Wis: Alverno College Institute. (Catherine Crain, Founding Faculty, Cascadia College.)
Kochtar-Lindgren, K. (2009). "Howling: The Exquisite Corpse, Butoh, and the Disarticulation of Trauma." In The exquisite corpse: chance and collaboration in surrealism's parlor game. Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press. (Kanta Kochtar-Lindgren, Associate Professor in the School of Interdisciplinary Arts & Sciences, UW Bothell.)
Kochtar-Lindgren, G. (2010). Night Cafe: the amorous notes of a barista. Roskilde: EyeCorner Press. (Gray Kochtar-Lindgren, Professor & Director, Center for University Studies and Programs, UW Bothell.)
Krabill, R. (2010). Starring Mandela and Cosby: Media and the End(s) of Apartheid. US: University of Chicago Press. (Ron Krabill, Associate Professor in the School of Interdisciplinary Arts & Sciences, UW Bothell.)
Leising, J. (2010). Jack Straw writers anthology, v.14. Seattle, WA: Jack Straw Productions. (Jared Leising, Founding Faculty, Cascadia College.)
Michaels, D. (2010). "Arcata, Russet Place of No Forgetting." In Jack Straw writers anthology, v.14. Seattle, WA: Jack Straw Productions. (Denise Calvetti Michaels, Instructor, Cascadia College.)
Spiegler, L. (2010). "The Lares -Chapter 2: Titus and Chapter 7 Gaius (excerpts)." In Jack Straw writers anthology, v.14. Seattle, WA: Jack Straw Productions. (Louise Spiegler, Instructor, Cascadia College.)
Van Galen, J.; Dempsey, V. (2009). Trajectories: the social and educational mobility of education scholars from poor and working class backgrounds. Rotterdam: Sense Publishers. (Jane Van Galen, Professor in the School of Education, UW Bothell.)
Weber, J. (2009). "Subvert this Image: Negotiating Multiple Literacies & Deconstructing Consumerism through Photoshop." In Teaching in the pop culture zone: using popular culture in the composition classroom. Boston, MA: Wadsworth Cengage Learning. (Jessica Ketcham Weber, Faculty, Cascadia College.)
Weber, J. (2010). "Techno-Mob Movements: Public Performances and the Collective Voices of Outsiders." In Agency in the margins: stories of outsider rhetoric. Madison, NJ: Farleigh Dickinson University Press. (Jessica Ketcham Weber, Faculty, Cascadia College.)
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In our schools we base our teaching on the Early Years Foundation Stage curriculum guidance in Year R and the 2014 National Curriculum guidance in Key Stage One and Key Stage Two. Each Year group uses these guidance documents to create a long term coverage map.
The links in the sidebar show the overviews for each year group.
At Havelock Schools this statement sets out the principles underpinning the curriculum and reflects the school's commitment to developing all aspects of their pupils' lives.
Although our curriculum is underpinned by the aims of the National Curriculum, there are other planned opportunities that make up the wider school curriculum. Where links can be made subjects are taught creatively in a cross curricular thematic manner using the Learning Challenges approach. The curriculum is planned following the skills identified in the National Curriculum for all primary aged children. At Havelock we value a creative curriculum which engages children's natural inquisitive minds and is relevant to their lives. A copy of the termly curriculum coverage for each year group is uploaded to our website each term.
Where possible and appropriate, planning of lessons is undertaken to link subjects together making learning contextualised and relevant. Each term, classes will follow a main theme/topic where teachers will try to use these topics as a focus for learning different skills.
The aim of physical education is to promote physical activity and healthy lifestyles. Children are taught to observe the conventions of fair play, honest competition and good sporting behaviour as individual participants, team members and spectators. The school uses the "REAL PE" scheme to help pupils to build fundamental movement and coordination skills in a non-sports specific way to enable them to transfer these skills in range of sports and games.
Children have swimming lessons in Year Four and Five.
Our PE leader facilitates a wide range of coaching sessions including basketball, netball, cricket, gymnastics, cheerleading, lacrosse, karate, athletics, football and rugby.
Children from year 3 – 6 have French taught to them on a weekly basis. This includes learning vocabulary, leading to structuring sentences that can be used in everyday talk. In addition, children learn about the cultural elements of different languages. They develop their skills through games, songs, rhymes, stories and role- play and through fun and varied lessons.
We provide a large range of activities including, football, cricket, gymnastics, cross country, tennis, multi skills and netball to name a few. Such activities are run voluntarily by the staff and are dependent, at any time, on the interests and enthusiasm of individual teachers with the co-operation and assistance of parents and the availability of outside providers.
We also engage outside providers such as cheerleading, gymnastics, football and basketball where a charge will be incurred for club membership.


"The king of Syrian techno" OMAR SOULEYMAN will finally make it across the border. Ever since 1994 he has been making his native country dance like fools, but thanks to the Sublime Frequencies label, his "Highway to Hassake" became a major underground hit in the west as well. Old school keyboard electronics go together with mawal style vocalization: the best receipt for a night out partying.
GROUP DOUEH is a Sahrawi band lead by electric guitar player and composer Doueh. They play a raw mix of traditional music, western funk and psychedelic guitar music. Another one for dance crazy people and full of fuzzed-out solo's.


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Bay Shore is a hamlet and census-designated place which is located in the Town of Islip, Suffolk County, Long Island, New York.
As of the 2010 census, there were 26,337 people, 8,986 households, and 6,211 families residing in the CDP. The median income for a household in the hamlet was $66,382, and the median income for a family was $78,862. Males had a median income of $50,382 and just $40,304 for females. The latitude of Bay Shore is 40.725N. The longitude is -73.245W. It is in the Eastern Standard time zone. Elevation is 16 feet.
A sign welcomes drivers to the hamlet of Bay Shore, the heart of the South Short of Long Island.
Marine Corps League, Suffolk County Detachment #247
Bay Shore Head Start, a not-for-profit organization that provides mechanisms for families to break the cycle of poverty and to provide high quality, comprehensive child development and family support services.
In the late 19th and early 20th century, Bay Shore was a town well-known for its shopping district and resorts. Mechanicville was the former named of the town which developed as a tourist destination after ferry service to Fire Island began in the mid-1800s. It is located on the Great South Bay and became home to rich Long Islanders desiring to erect large estates on the bay. It was also a tourist spot during the summer as the newly built Long Island Railroad enabled wealthy New York City residents to get away from the city. After World War II, middle-class housing was developed on farms in Bay Shore.
The land that is now known as Bay Shore was purchased from the Secatogue Indians in 1708 by John Mobray, a teacher, for several eel fishing spears.
Westfield South Shore Mall, Bay Shore, NY.
Sign for the Bay Shore Memorial Park along Union Boulevard in Bay Shore, New York.
In the late 1960s, the town experienced a major downfall that includes a stagnant economy, the building of the South Shore Mall (currently Westfield Shopping Center of Bay Shore) in North Bay Shore, and more importantly, a lack of being incorporated. Plenty of attempts were made at suburban regeneration from the 1960s through the 1990, however none came to completion. There are lots of redevelopment on Main Streets that includes the new sidewalks, antique streetlights, new landscaping, and the rebirth of the parks. More importantly is the tenancy of storefronts with many new high-end restaurants, clothing stores, and the old-fashioned village.
The Sagtikos Manor was built in 1697, and expanded in 1772 and 1902. The estate served as headquarters for the British Army on Long Island for a brief time during the Revolutionary War. President George Washington stayed there during his tour of Long Island in 1790.
Brook Avenue Elementary, Bay Shore Schools.
Declan Quinn's Bar & Restaurant, across from the train station in Bay Shore, NY.
The Sagtikos Manor is the most well-known historic sites found in Bay Shore which is the oldest house in the Town of Islip that was built in 1697. Even though the town experienced a decline many years ago, there are still areas of estates and other large homes that survived to help in the hamlet's renaissance by drawing back the wealthy which once chose to reside on these shores. Real estate includes affordable houses in single-family homes and town houses with different styles such as ranches, capes, colonials, split-levels, contemporaries, vintage Tudors, and more to choose from.
Southside Hospital in Bay Shore, a 341-bed hospital offering health services.
Southside is a part of the North Shore-LIJ Health System
Bay Shore Fire Department, Station 1, Union Blvd, Bay Shore, NY 11706
Bay Shore has its own stop on the Montauk Branch of the Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) and several ferry terminals for the Fire Island Ferries. It really a big help to attract tourism to the town as the residents pass through on their way to the beaches of Fire Island. This has been a very popular for its waterfront amenities that attract boating and fishing enthusiasts. The Bay Shore Union Free School District has a total of five elementary schools, one middle school, and one high school which all have a good quality of education.

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The American National Standards Institute (ANSI) convened a workshop on November 21, 2013, in Washington, DC, to examine the role of standardization in achieving the promise of smart and sustainable cities. The full workshop report is available online.
The inspiration for both the workshop and the larger smart cities movement is the ongoing growth of urban communities, particularly in developing countries, along with the proliferation of information and communications technologies (ICTs), such as sensors, smart phones, intelligent transport systems, building energy management systems, etc., that can assist cities in making their operations more efficient, more sustainable, and more resilient. Countries in Europe and Asia, with support from their national governments, have undertaken strategic initiatives to explore this area. Likewise, a number of new standardization roadmapping activities have emerged at the national, regional, and international levels to assess what standards and conformance programs already exist and what additional activity may be needed.
As administrator and coordinator of the U.S. private sector–led/public sector–supported voluntary system of standardization, ANSI convened the workshop to dialogue on U.S. national standardization priorities in this area and the need for a coordinated U.S. approach internationally. ANSI serves as the U.S. national member of the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) and, via the U.S. National Committee (USNC), the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC).
Largely an information-sharing event, the workshop included both panel presentations and breakout discussions. This included discussion of a number of initiatives of private industry, government, academia, standardization bodies, and multi-stakeholder groups, addressing both the application of ICTs and the development of standards and best practices to achieve smart and sustainable cities.
As a result of the workshop, ANSI will develop a proposal for a collaborative to further define standardization needs, particularly through outreach and engagement of public-sector stakeholders. The Institute has a track record of serving as a neutral facilitator to address national and global priorities in areas as diverse as electric vehicles, energy efficiency, and homeland security. Standards panels and collaboratives do not write standards; rather, they bring together affected stakeholders from the private and public sectors to discuss standardization needs.
"We can either go forward in an uncoordinated fashion, or we can pursue a better option," said ANSI president and CEO Joe Bhatia.


Sony's W range of cameras is in an awkward position, sandwiched between the entry-level, easy to use P series and the semi-pro V and F models with all their long lenses and technical wizardry.
With its modest 5MP sensor and distinctly pedestrian 3x zoom lens, the DSC-W5 is in danger of being overshadowed even by its closest Sony rival, the ever-so slimline T3, let alone the hordes of cameras from other manufacturers.
While the DSC-W5 might look like a grumpy, dumpy teenager on paper, it's quite different in the flesh.
The traditional styling is perfect for holding for long periods and the metal casing isn't just a flimsy airbrushed facade - this is one chunky and very solid camera. Despite that, it's not too heavy (a shade over 250g with battery and card) and it'll just about fit into a jacket pocket for a night out.
The W5 wakes up in just over a second and Sony has worked on reducing shutter delay, but it's still hovering at around half a second.
The autofocus system is pretty reliable, especially if you switch it into multi-AF mode. You've also got centre-weighted focus and five presets, including the ever-useful infinity for shooting landscapes through glass.
The 3x zoom lens has a disappointing 38mm wideangle setting and takes an age (well, two seconds) to labour up to its maximum extension of 114mm. To be honest, it was surprising to find the prestigious Carl Zeiss Vario-Tessar label on the front of the lens.
Around the back, Sony has jumped on the LCD bandwagon with a generous 2.5-inch screen. Sporting plenty of pixels (115,200), a good response rate and powerful, distinct colours, this is a joy to use both inside and out.
Indeed, it renders the tiny optical viewfinder superfluous unless you're running out of juice. The four-way menu pad is well made, with buttons far enough away from each other to use in a hurry, and instant access to flash, macro and self-timer functions.
A dedicated button gives access to image size (but not quality) in Capture mode and delete (but not delete all) in Playback mode. You can also call up a live histogram with the Display button.
The mode dial on top covers all the ground you'd expect, with seven program modes, movies, playback, auto everything, program and manual.As befits the W5's in-between status, enthusiast photographers have to make do with just a full Manual Exposure mode rather than Aperture and Shutter Priority modes, although this is easy to use.
You hit the centre button, and then use the four-way pad to adjust speed and aperture, with a live feedback of whether you're under- or overexposed.
Other features include centre and spot metering, a range of white balances (not custom), and tweaks to sharpness, contrast and saturation. There's no exposure bracketing but the Burst mode is good, shooting a generous nine frames in around seven seconds. You also have a Multi-burst mode for recording 16 small successive frames as one larger image. The built-in flash gives even coverage but doesn't reach beyond a few metres.
On the storage front, the DSCW5 comes with a decent 32MB of internal memory, as well as a Memory Stick slot. Strangely, you still need to invest in a Memory Stick PRO to get the maximum quality VGA 30fps movies, as the internal storage maxes out at fine quality and 25fps.
Nevertheless, movies look sharp, smooth and colourful and sound great, too. If you could just record in something other than memory-munching MPEG1 format, Sony could be onto a video winner.
Power's another perennial problem, so it's great to see the W5 playing at the very top of the game. Not only does the camera squeeze an eco-friendly 420 shots (CIPA standard) from a single charge of its two NiMH batteries, but you can also use a brace of AA cells in an emergency - the perfect combination, we reckon.
But it's in imaging quality that the DSC-W5 truly impresses. The lens that seems sluggish and whiny to use delivers sharp, accurate images without a trace of distortion. The digital processing is superb, with punchy colours and little noise, even at ISO 400. Shooting fine quality 5MP photos creates fi les of around 2MB each, with the smoothness of edges and sharpness of detail beating some rival cameras with an extra 2MP or 3MP.
The DSC-W5 doesn't initially inspire much confidence, but before you look at slimmer, sexier or more highly specified models, take some time to check out its image quality.


AGS Ground Solutions | For phase 1 reports and more! – Professional solutions for ground strength, ground stability and ground contamination.
AGS Ground Solutions provides high quality, effective solutions relating to ground strength, ground stability and ground contamination. The most noteworthy is a Phase 1 Report.
First of all, a due diligence phase 1 ground contamination investigation in St Ives, Cornwall.
A Phase 1 ground contamination risk assessment can be carried out for a new development or, following a spill or incident. We can carry out phase 1, phase 2, phase 3 and phase 4 human health risk assessments. Due diligence contamination assessments for the risks to plants. Or buried services or tier 1, tier 2 and tier 3 groundwater risk assessments.
Preparing the foundations for a renewable energy scheme in Devon.
All new buildings and structures require foundations. We have a range of foundation solutions from temporary structures through to large industrial buildings. We can carry out work in accordance with Eurocode 7 or BS 5930, and our reports can be tailored for your building guarantee, including for LABC and NHBC warrantees.
A coastal stabilisation investigation, near Penzance, Cornwall.
We offer a full suite of ground stability solutions. These include slope stability surveys and modelling, Ground heave / subsidence analysis and mining site investigations. If your building has been affected by a ground stability issue, or you require peace of mind for a new building, we can help!


We wish our camogie team the very best of luck in the finals of the Cumann na mBunscol League on Tuesday June 9th. They played a tight semi-final last week and we're so happy that they won. St. Brigid's is very lucky to have reached the finals in Croke Park in both football and camogie this year. We wish them the very best of luck. Our panel of 20 is made up of girls from 5th and 6th class. A big thank you also to Na Fianna for the use of their club for training and always facilitating us for home games.
4th, 5th and 6th classes will travel to Croke Park to support our team. Get your banners ready everyone.
Best of luck girls! You will do us proud!
Good work girls good luck.
Good luck everybody. Hope you win!
I hope you win girls!
Hope you have fun and win too come on st. Brigid's!
Good luck girls:) Hope you win!
Good Luck.I hope we win.We are very lucky to go to Coke Park for the football final and this.Its amazing.Anyway GOOD LUCK!!
Best of luck girls do not forget it is not about winning it is about having fun.


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Q: Make android copy all from "_next" asset folder via aaptOptions I recently discovered that android will ignore asset folders that start with _ and that aaptOptions { ignoreAssetsPattern } can be used to overwrite this.
I googled around and found examples like this
aaptOptions {
  ignoreAssetsPattern '!.svg:!.woff:!.jpg:!*.scc:!CVS:!thumbs.db:!picasa.ini:!*~'
}

Which I assume do this for individual files? But I wanted to clarify if it is possible to include all files in _next asset folder as opposed to specifying each individual file?
If not, could you clarify what the difference between !.svg and !*.scc is and what !*~ means at the end?

A: ignoreAssetsPattern is only documented in the sources, there is only a default value if you use the build-tools to compile yourself with the option --ignore-asset, and the default pattern for that is:
!.svn:!.git:!.ds_store:!*.scc:.*:<dir>_*:!CVS:!thumbs.db:!picasa.ini:!*~

The rules for the format are the following:
* Patterns syntax:
 * - Delimiter is :
 * - Entry can start with the flag ! to avoid printing a warning
 *   about the file being ignored.
 * - Entry can have the flag "<dir>" to match only directories
 *   or <file> to match only files. Default is to match both.
 * - Entry can be a simplified glob "<prefix>*" or "*<suffix>"
 *   where prefix/suffix must have at least 1 character (so that
 *   we don't match a '*' catch-all pattern.)
 * - The special filenames "." and ".." are always ignored.
 * - Otherwise the full string is matched.
 * - match is not case-sensitive.

So to answer all your questions, the difference between !.svg and !*.scc is that, the first one, will ignore the asset pattern for files or folders named ".svg", however, the second one, will ignore the asset pattern for all files or folders that have the .scc extension, what !*~ means is to ignore all the files or folders that have the symbol ~ at the end
The proper config for your case will be:
aaptOptions {
  ignoreAssetsPattern '!_*'
}

So it will ignore the asset pattern for all files and folders starting with "_"

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Q: Line-break without space with fop 2.2 but keeping white-space="pre" to manage user manually indented text I'm trying to manage white space treatment within a text in Fop 2.2.
The text area includes long sentences and manually indented text.
linefeed-treatment="preserve" allows to have a correct linebreak at the end of the pdf page and white lines are kept. Which is great.
The problem is that I have to allow users to include manually indented text and manage it correctly. Here is an example :

*

*Test 1

  ___1.1. Test 2
___1.2. Test 3
______1.2.1. Test 4
___1.3. Test 5

*Test 6

In order to keep the indented text, I have to use white-space="pre" which is working great.
But then, the problem with white-space="pre" is that after a breakline, I have a space at the beginning of the next line.
I'm trying to find a solution that will allow to manage both situations but I can't find any.
Edit : More information about this.
Actually, the xml is generated from an application where the users can fill multi-lines text areas in. Each text area can include long sentences and indented text. All the content of one text area is one single tag. This is why it gets more difficult, because I have to manage both possibilities into one fo:block
Here is the XML tag that is generated by the application :
<TXT_TEST newline="1" title="0" style="txtArea" label="" unformattedLabel="" isModified="0" toPrint="1" indentation="0" xmlStyle="" nextField="">Ceci est une zone de texte longue avec passage à la ligne forcé. Ceci est une zone de texte longue avec passage à la ligne forcé. Ceci est une zone de texte longue avec passage à la ligne forcé. Ceci est une zone de texte longue avec passage à la ligne forcé. Ceci est une zone de texte longue avec passage à la ligne forcé. Ceci est une zone de texte longue avec passage à la ligne forcé. Ceci est une zone de texte longue avec passage à la ligne forcé.

Ceci est une zone de texte longue avec passage à la ligne forcé. Ceci est une zone de texte longue avec passage à la ligne forcé. Ceci est une zone de texte longue avec passage à la ligne forcé. Ceci est une zone de texte longue avec passage à la ligne forcé. Ceci est une zone de texte longue avec passage à la ligne forcé. Ceci est une zone de texte longue avec passage à la ligne forcé.

Ceci est une zone de texte longue avec passage à la ligne forcé. Ceci est une zone de texte longue avec passage à la ligne forcé. Ceci est une zone de texte longue avec passage à la ligne forcé. Ceci est une zone de texte longue avec passage à la ligne forcé. Ceci est une zone de texte longue avec passage à la ligne forcé.

Et voici une indentation forcée :

1. Test
   1.1. Test
      1.1.1. Test
      1.1.2. Test
      1.1.3. Test
   1.2. Test
      1.2.1. Test
2. Test
3. Test</TXT_TEST>

But here is a link to the result I get right now, which is incorrect : link
Here is the fo-block i have in my xsl :
<fo:block linefeed-treatment="preserve" white-space="pre" wrap-option="wrap" font-family="Helvetica" font-size="11pt">
<xsl:value-of select="TXT_TEST/text()"/>
</fo:block>

A: As suggested by @TonyGraham, I did a parse of the textarea, so I was able to process line by line. Here is the code I used :
<xsl:template name="split-textarea">
    <xsl:param name="texta" />

    <xsl:choose >
        <xsl:when test="contains($texta,'
')">
            <xsl:variable name="textbefore" select="substring-before($texta,'
')" />
            <xsl:variable name="textafter" select="substring-after($texta,'
')"/>

            <xsl:choose>
                <xsl:when test="starts-with($textbefore, ' ')">
                    <fo:block wrap-option="wrap" white-space="pre" font-family="Helvetica" font-size="11pt">
                        <xsl:value-of select="$textbefore" />
                    </fo:block>
                </xsl:when>
                <xsl:otherwise>
                    <fo:block wrap-option="wrap" font-family="Helvetica" font-size="11pt">
                        <xsl:choose>
                            <xsl:when test="$textbefore != ''">
                                <xsl:value-of select="$textbefore" />
                            </xsl:when>
                            <xsl:otherwise>
                                <fo:block> </fo:block>
                            </xsl:otherwise>
                        </xsl:choose>
                    </fo:block>
                </xsl:otherwise>
            </xsl:choose>

            <xsl:call-template name="split-textarea">
                <xsl:with-param name="texta" select="$textafter" />
            </xsl:call-template>
        </xsl:when>
        <xsl:otherwise>
            <fo:block font-family="Helvetica" font-size="11pt">
                <xsl:value-of select="$texta" />
            </fo:block>
            <fo:block> </fo:block>
        </xsl:otherwise>
    </xsl:choose>
</xsl:template>


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Obituary: Christiansen, Margaret M. (Darby)
CHRISTIANSEN, Margaret M. (Darby)
Died peacefully in Spokane, Washington on January 16, 2016 at the age of 90.
Margaret is survived by her brother, Kenneth Albert Darby; children: Debra Christiansen (Bruce), Alice Holcomb (James); grand-children, Brian Green (Tiffany), Jared Green (Melissa), Sarah Seinen (Ben), Anne Marie Proctor (Nick), Aaron Holcomb (Sloan),Jesse; great-grandchildren: Cora Marie Proctor, Nixon Connor Green, Kai Maddox Green and Blakley Marie Seinen; and four nieces and nephews.
She is preceded in death by her husband Kenneth Carl Christiansen, her twin brother Willard Emery Darby and her half-sister Hazel Wright.
Margaret was born on August 29, 1925 in Julesburg, Colorado.
The family moved to Lincoln, Nebraska when she was small.
She attended two years at Nebraska University and then went to work as a bookkeeper at Minneapolis Molene.
In 1950, she married Kenneth Christiansen.
Kenneth and Margaret built a house in Omaha and welcomed their first child Debra in 1953.
In 1956, the family moved to Fort Worth, Texas and welcomed their second daughter Alice.
After their daughters were born, Margaret dedicated herself to her work as a full time Homemaker.
She and Kenneth were always active in their faith and participation in their churches.
The family moved to Saratoga, California in 1969.
Margaret once again became an active volunteer in their church Saratoga Presbyterian and later at the Sacred Heart Community Center.
After her daughters left home, Margaret went back to work full time at Syntex Pharmaceutical Corporation as a bookkeeper.
She worked there for 13 years until she retired.
Margaret moved to Spokane in 2003, a short time after her husband Kenneth passed away, to a condo in the Riverview Retirement Community Village and then to an apartment in the Terrace in late 2008 until her death.
Margaret loved her family with a passion and would do anything for them.
She was a wonderful cook and seamstress and kept a spotless home.
She taught her children and grandchildren by example and with her faith, loving care and concern for her family and others.
A Memorial Service celebrating Margaret's life will be held Saturday, March 12, 2016 at 2:00PM at the Riverview Retirement Community Chapel, 1801 E. Upriver Drive, Spokane, WA with Pastor Gary Moore officiating.
Donations can be made to the Vanessa Behan Crisis Nursery, 1004-E. 8th Ave., Spokane, WA or the Salvation Army.
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Our server was pleasant and aesthetically the restaurant is kind to the eyes.
As soon as you sit down you realize the seats are uncomfortable. While the food doesn't take long to reach the table, it's easy to tell why. The flavours (right down to the dipping sauce) is bland and average. There is absolutely nothing that excites about the food. The katsu curry left a somewhat stale and bitter aftertaste. For the Karaage there was nothing blatantly wrong but yet again there is little that differentiates it with any normal fried chicken. The cherry on top for the food bit was asking for some extra sweet chili sauce and being given the equivalent of half a tablespoon.
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Biden's Behavior Changes In Doctored White House Footage
(PresidentialInsider.com)- Last week, Joe Biden recorded a bizarre, slightly unhinged speech rehashing the January 6 riot at the Capitol, angrily ranting about an "insurrection" that never happened.
Brave women and men in uniform across America should never forget that the defeated former president of the United States watched January 6th happen and didn't have the spine to act.
In my remarks today to @noblenatl, I made that clear: https://t.co/pQ8E4IcZR1 pic.twitter.com/uO60QO0Wrz
— President Biden (@POTUS) July 25, 2022
What possessed the White House to release such an off-putting and generally unsettling video is a mystery. But if the purpose was to show Joe Biden as forceful and tough, then they failed miserably.
For one thing, his enormous, unblinking eyes were disturbing, to say the least.
Joe looks like an overly medicated automaton with the dead eyes of a doll.
On top of that, the noticeable cuts in the footage reveal just how difficult it was for Biden to film this brief video in just one take.
If only a White House insider would release the multiple outtakes from this video.
Can you imagine how entertaining that would be?
At this point, it's hard not to conclude that the White House has had enough of the senile old man and is going out of its way to make him look as sickly and bizarre as possible.


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A Yellow Springs Blog: Antioch Midwest to Screen "Escape Fire"
On Wednesday, February 27th at 6:00pm, Antioch University Midwest will be hosting the first Ohio screening of the award-winning new documentary film, Escape Fire: The Fight to Rescue American Healthcare, to be followed by a panel discussion featuring some of the Miami Valley's most important voices on healthcare.
Antioch Midwest is committed to education and conversation about topics that deeply affect the lives of Miami Valley residents, so to help bring the issues raised by the film closer to home, Dr. Kent De Spain, Chair of Midwest's Healthcare Consumer Advocacy/Patient Navigation program, has invited Bryan Bucklew, Dr. James Hardy, and Dr. Sharon Sherlock to join him in a panel discussion following the film. Formerly the Vice President of Public Policy for the Dayton Area Chamber of Commerce, Bryan Bucklew is now the President and CEO of the Greater Dayton Area Hospital Association. Dr. James T. Hardy is presently the Chief of Staff at the Dayton VA Medical Center. Dr. Sharon Sherlock is an Assistant Professor of Community Health at the Boonshoft School of Medicine at Wright State University and also serves as the Executive Director of Reach Out of Montgomery County, a clinic providing access to health care services for Dayton's underserved/uninsured population.
The event will take place in PNC Bank Auditorium at Antioch University Midwest in Yellow Springs. The screening will begin at 6:00pm with the panel discussion to follow. Coffee and tea will be available in the AUM lobby beginning at 5:30pm. The event is sponsored by Antioch's Healthcare consumer Advocacy/Patient Navigation program, supported by the generosity of Greene and Soin Hospitals, and is free of charge.
Any questions on the film or the event can be directed to Kent De Spain by email (kdespain@antioch.edu) or by phone (937-769-1877).


Ronnie arrived in June 2018. His owner Gerry Ward bred & produced him, he was quietly ridden & taken to the occasional event before competing at the lower levels towards the end of the 2018 season. During the winter he hunted and then had a well deserved holiday. I look forward to what 2019 holds in store for us.


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When 74 percent of small and medium-sized businesses rank voice communications as "extremely important to business operations" — you'd imagine that the adoption of cloud-based phone systems would be relatively high. But in the case of hosted PBX, IP telephony and unified communications, the reality doesn't match the perception of usage.
A recent survey conducted by Allworx Corp. and Hanover Research found that a vast majority of SMBs are unaware of the technology trends in business phone systems, and most are not utilizing the advanced technology widely available today. Here were a few other eye-opening stats from the survey:
The vast majority of SMBs are unfamiliar with telecommunications terminology such as IP telephony, hosted PBX, IP PBX, virtual PBX, SIP trunks or Unified Communications.
The top five most desired phone features by SMBs are: voicemail as email attachments (38 percent), remote desk phones (25 percent), music on hold (25 percent), 3-way calling (24 percent), and mobile client for the desk phone (24 percent).
Nearly one in two SMBs plan to evaluate a new business phone system in the near future – with 86 percent of them planning to do so within the next three years. Sixty-four percent of them cited old or outdated voice equipment as the primary reason.
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In his paper, "Globalisation, Empire, and the Vampire," Mario Vrbančić opens up the question of the possibility of a dialectical utopian thinking in postmodernism. Following Lacanian psychoanalytic theory, Vrbančić analyses the vampire as the nation looking both at Hardt and Negri's theory of Empire and Žižek psychoanalytically inclined theory of nationalist identification. The vampire always occurs in the wake and decay of Empires: Dracula embodies Victorian fears of the infestation of the undead by invading the imperial centre; in America vampires disperse and multiply in popular culture and the mass media; in a newly emerging global order (Empire) they may embody the power of the multitude, with a view from the real of a hazy mirage of the earthly Jerusalem in their quest for global citizenship.
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Royal insiders slam Netflix as 'corporate troll' for 'sinister' Twitter post about Princess Diana, Charles and Camilla
By Randall Ryan
Netflix's reference to a documentary backing up Charles and Diana's portrayal on 'The Crown' is being denounced
The uproar over Netflix's disparaging portrayal of Prince Charles and Princess Diana in the new season of the mega-hit series "The Crown" has expanded after the streaming giant made a "sinister" related social media post that led to a bloom of online rage, the Daily Mail reports.
In its official social media account, Netflix pointed fans of "The Crown" toward a proprietary documentary, "Diana: In Her Own Words," which the company suggested would provide answers to criticisms hurled at the company that its flagship drama had been deeply unfair to the princess and Charles in Season 4 of the wildly popular series.
Palace insiders reacted with fury when they discovered that the video link, which Netflix provided as a rationalization for its portrayal in "The Crown" of Charles and Diana's catastrophic marriage, portrayed his longtime mistress, now wife, Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, in a shockingly negative light.
The video suggested that the then–Camilla Parker-Bowles was campaigning to maintain her notorious affair with the Prince of Wales from the very outset of his 1981 marriage to Diana, as Netflix's "The Crown" insists. But history shows that the infidelity -- Camilla was herself married at the time -- took a break at that point and resumed in 1985 as Charles and Diana's marriage imploded in the most spectacular fashion.
The post has attracted a string of vile messages directed towards the Royal Family, which are still online despite the Daily Mail alerting Netflix to them more than 24 hours ago.
Royal insider says Netflix 'are corporate trolls' sparking hate against Charles and Camilla with 'sinister' Twitter post defending The Crown that features damning footage of Diana and which paints Duchess of Cornwall in a negative light
The comments, many of them so vulgar and so replete with bile they are not suitable for publication, spewed venom on Charles and Camilla, as well as on Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip.
Royal watchers have slammed Netflix for its inaccurate portrayals of Charles, Diana and the rest of the royal gang on the new season of "The Crown," which covers the typhoon that was the Margaret Thatcher years -- 1979 to 1990.
Criticizing the treatment of Charles, Diana and the others on "The Crown," a royal insider said, "It's one thing to make a drama that not even the writer claims is entirely factual, but for Netflix to use its corporate social channels to create and post material that is one-sided at best feels like corporate trolling – it's pretty sinister."
Lord Forsyth of Drumlean, who was a Tory Minister of Parliament under John Major, is so enraged over "The Crown" he has vowed to address the matter with Prime Minister Boris Johnson and in the House of Lords, the Express reports.
Lord Forsyth added: "What they are doing is absolutely shocking. It is mendacious and it is untrue."
Royal row: Prince Charles depiction in The Crown to be raised with Prime Minister
"And as every day goes by without any action on the issue, more and more people are seeing this programme, and unfortunately people believe this stuff to be fact," Lord Forsyth continued in his seething rant.
"If Netflix are also using a corporate account in that way then the case for regulation is even stronger."
Various voices have called for Netflix to put a disclaimer on all episodes of "The Crown" indicating that its depiction of Charles, Diana, and his sprawling family amounts to fiction loosely based on reality, the Daily Star notes.
A maternal cousin of the Queen, David Bowes-Lyon, 73, practically foamed at the mouth over an episode that suggested that in the wake of the Queen's father becoming king after the abdication of his brother, the Windsors swiftly shipped off to an asylum a pair of the then–Queen Elizabeth's (later the Queen Mother) nieces who were mentally retarded and then registered as dead in the official aristocratic stud books.
Mr Bowes-Lyon, whose dad was a first cousin of the Queen Mother once removed, told the Daily Telegraph he had actually spoken to Princess Margaret about the two cousins more than once.
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Introduction: Purpose and Scope of the Yearbook (The Measurement of Understanding)
by William A. Brownell - 1946
Originally this yearbook, The Measurement of Understanding, was entitled "The Measurement of Meaning." Being unsatisfactory for a number of reasons, this first name was abandoned successively in favor of "The Measurement of Meaningful Learning," "The Measurement of Learning," and "Measuring the Higher Mental Processes in Education"�all before the present title was adopted. The Measurement of Understanding may or may not define the purpose and scope of the yearbook better than one of the previous titles; but this rehearsal of the committee's attempts to name its product should serve two ends. In the first place, it should illustrate the difficulty of arriving at precise and unambiguous terms in the area under consideration. In the second place, it should reveal, even if somewhat negatively, the nature of the task which the yearbook committee set for itself.
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The United States announced a new set of sanctions against Russia in retaliation for its brutal invasion of Ukraine. Officials said that the new sanctions targeted Katerina Tikhonovna and Maria Putina, the adult daughters of Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Sanctions were also placed on former President and Prime Minister of Russia Dmitry Medvedev, Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin, and the wife and daughter of Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov.
The U.S. has already placed sanctions on over 140 oligarchs and their family members and over 400 Russian government officials.
"These individuals have enriched themselves at the expense of the Russian people. Some of them are responsible for providing the support necessary to underpin Putin's war on Ukraine. This action cuts them off from the U.S. financial system and freezes any assets they hold in the United States," the White House said.
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Navigation With Your Home Simulator
I have been publishing Youtube videos that show how to navigate using your map and compass. There is a lot that goes into navigation and a lot to know about the map and how to find your way.
When it comes down to the actual practice of navigation, the experience is king. The best way to learn is by going step by step through navigation scenarios. That's why I do these videos on Youtube. I want to show people how to take a real-world sectional and navigate in the simulator. It is a great way to learn how to use the map and compass. It's much less expensive than real flying too!
Check out my latest video navigating between some restricted areas:
VHF Omnidirectional Range
A VHF Omnidirectional Range is commonly called a VOR. In some ways, it is like a more-advanced NDB.
To understand what the VOR does take a look at the chart below. Notice the large blue VOR ring, indicating that there is a VOR station at the center. We will dig into what that all means to you as a pilot but first, take a look at the thin blue lines radiating out in several directions from the edge of the VOR ring. Continue reading "VHF Omnidirectional Range"
The Secret to Perfect Ground Reference Maneuvers
Ground reference maneuvers are an important part of private pilot training. I am about to tell you a trick that will make your ground reference maneuvers so much easier, but it comes with a disclaimer. Continue reading "The Secret to Perfect Ground Reference Maneuvers"
Your Flight is Not a Mission
It can be fun to think about your flight as a mission instead of a trip, but this is a dangerous way of thinking.
When flying a trip: Continue reading "Your Flight is Not a Mission"
Class C Airspace
Class C airspace surrounds airports that are very big, but not as big as airports in Class B airspace.
It is shaped like an upside-down wedding cake but with fewer rings than class B airspace has.
For example, Lehigh Valley International (pictured below) has an inner ring that extends from the surface up to 4400 feet MSL. Continue reading "Class C Airspace"
Flying Between Towers
I was on a progress check flight early in my commercial training and the Chief Flight Instructor decided to play a trick on me. I learned an important lesson from this flight.
We got the plane started at Chandler (KCHD) and he asked me to fly him to Gateway (KIWA). I noticed the 2 class D airspace areas are squished together with no space in between! Continue reading "Flying Between Towers"
How I conduct a flight review
I begin each flight review by asking the pilot what kind of flying he normally does. This often happens ahead of time, on the phone, when we are scheduling the review. I also want to know what licenses he carries, and I let him know that I want him to plan a cross country. I usually tell him where to plan right away but sometimes I want to think about it and I will call him back later.
I generally choose a destination a few hundred miles away that will require more planning than the typical private pilot cross country. I like to find a destination that will require a lot of airspace knowledge and some challenging terrain or a water crossing. Continue reading "How I conduct a flight review"
Rectangular Course
The rectangular course is a fundamental ground reference maneuver required for the private pilot license.
However, it is so fundamental and so critical to landing that it is often ignored as a ground reference maneuver. Instead, it is frequently considered only within the context of the traffic pattern. Continue reading "Rectangular Course"
Reading a map with a flashlight
The common answer to seeing the map while flying at night is the red flashlight. Red flashlights are great because they don't mess up your night vision. However, when it comes to reading the map, red is a poor choice. Continue reading "Reading a map with a flashlight"
Establishing Two-Way Radio Communications
To enter class C or D airspace you only need to establish two-way radio communications. You will also need two-way communications to enter class A or B airspace, along with some other requirements. Continue reading "Establishing Two-Way Radio Communications"
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For seven seasons, Vanessa Bayer has served as Saturday Night Live's resident straight woman, her bright smile and bubbly vibe making her the perfect wife, mom, or daughter opposite more wildly absurd characters. Whether she's grinning her way through another exhausting run-in with boring British babe Gemma (Cecily Strong), lovingly making her boys some game day snacks, or playing some variation on a less-cool best-friend type, Bayer is as great at grounding scenes as she is on her many standout Weekend Update appearances, making her an invaluable SNL staple.
The word is Bayer is leaving Studio 8H for an expanded role on AP Bio, the NBC comedy created by former SNL writer-cast member Mike O'Brien and produced by Seth Meyers and Lorne Michaels. If her scene-stealing roles in Trainwreck and Office Christmas Party, cameos on Portlandia and Crashing, and unforgettable SNL sketches are any indication, Bayer's got a bright future wherever she decides to go.
Despite the fact that they did it so many times, and that they were playing completely abhorrent characters, this Bayer and Strong bit and their perfect dead eyes never got old.
Not just one of this past season's highlights but one of SNL's in general, this sketch brings back Bayer's pizza-roll-obsessed mom for a spiritual awakening (with a little help from Kristen Stewart). A perfect end to an underrated trilogy.
Paired with her Trainwreck co-star Amy Schumer, Bayer is at her peak portraying a flight attendant just trying to maintain no matter what happens.
This particularly exceptional installment of the sketch showcasing Bayer's pitch-perfect tween pop star impression features an unlikely Johnny Depp from Paul Brittain, and a really committed Billy Ray Cyrus from host Bryan Cranston. It's an impression so good, you'll forget what the actual Miley Cyrus sounds like.
In this cheery infomercial parody, Bayer and Sarah Silverman try to out-friendly each other with extremely upsetting results.
A longtime veteran of the stage, it's no surprise that Bayer is great at playing overblown, overly proper ladies from past eras (like in the RKO sketch from this season's finale). Here, paired with a very proper Louis C.K., she's definitely giving leading-lady vibes.
Truly cuuuuute in her JAP meets J-pop costumes, Bayer's cluelessly offensive, Asian-obsessed public access host was the perfect outlet for her boundless energy.
An early favorite that played Bayer and Fred Armisen's nervous energies off one another, with the added bonus of elaborate costumes.
The ultimate precocious child, "newscaster of tomorrow" Laura Parsons was a natural Bayer character, bubbly and performative and innocent but with a bit of an edge. There was no better use for Bayer's signature smile.
Another unbearable child, the wise-beyond-his-years Bar Mitzvah Boy never knew how to take a joke, and Bayer always ended up making the Update hosts uncomfortable.
In an instantly classic surprise cameo, even Jennifer Aniston couldn't resist complimenting Bayer's spot-on, very specific Friends impression.
While the thought of Nasim Pedrad, Abby Elliott, and Bayer at all resembling Kardashians seems kind of baffling on paper, the trio ended up nailing the reality stars' high-pitched ramblings.
A recent addition to her arsenal, but a big hit nonetheless, nervous mumbler Dawn Lazarus was so great at giving the weather on Update, SNL brought her back in Bayer's very last episode.


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That at the Lord's house, ev'n on Sunday.
Thou wad be found, deep drown'd in Doon!
=But to our tale :— Ae market-night.
You seize the flow'r, its bloom is shed!
Where ghaists an' houlets nightly cry.
An' loud resounded mirth and dancin'.
What dangers thou canst mak' us scorn!
Fair piay, he car'd na deils a boddle.
An', wow!  Tam saw a unco sight!
An' linket at it in her sark!
An' kept the country-side in fear).
An' roars out, "Weel done, Cutty-sark!"
Wi' mony an eldritch screech an' hollow.
Kate soon will be a owefu' woman!
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When wi' an eldritch, stoor, "quaick-quaick"
Then you, ye auld, sneck-drawing dog!
But, fare you weel, Auld Nickie-Ben!
O wad ye tak' a thought an' men'!
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=Quo' the wee boy, and still he stude.
"Atweel it is my bukes,"
"What's that ye've got in your arm?"
"Atweel it is my peit,"
"They are mine and my mither's,"
"How mony o' them are mine?"
"A' they that hae blue tails,"
"I wiss ye were on yon tree,"
"And a gude ladder under me,"
"And the ladder for to break,"
"And you for to fa' down,"
"I wiss ye were in yon sie,"
"And a gude bottom under me,"
"And the bottom for to break,"
"_And ye to be drowned,_"
=I could na lift it to my knee.
=O tell me where thy dwelling be?"
=O will you gang wi' me and see?"
=And out there came a lade fine.
=The warst o' them might hae been his queen.
="O wae's this heart o' mine!"
=Who one wink couldna get.
=That they ca' Wearie's Well.
=Wi' the water o' Wearie's Well."
="This water's nae for me."
="I've wat my gowden girdle."
="They sud gar twa loves twin."
=And ring the common bell."
=I'm sure wad comfort me."
=And thrown him headlong in.
=An' ring the bell mysell."
=Come riding down by the Eildon Tree.
=Hang fifty siller bells and nine.
=For thy peer on earth I never did see."
=That am hither come to visit thee.
=Sure of your bodie I will be."
=That weird shall never daunton me;"
=All underneath the Eildon Tree.
=Thro' weal or woe, as may chance to be."
=The steed flew swifter than the wind.
=And living land was left behind.
=And I will show you ferlies three.
=So thick beset with thorns and briers?
=Tho' after it but few inquires.
=That lies across that lily level?
=Tho' some call it the road to heaven.
=That winds about the fernie brae?
=Where thou and I this night maun gae.
=Ye'll ne'er get back to your ain countrie."
=But they heard the roaring of the sea.
=Rins thro' the spings o' that countrie.
=It will give thee tongue that can never lie."
="A gudely gift ye wad gie to me!
=At fair or tryst where I may be.
=Nor ask of grace from fair ladie:"
="For as I say, so must it be."
=True Thomas on earth was never seen.
=For young Tam Lin is there.
=As fast as she can hie.
=Says, "Lady, thou's pu' nae mae.
"Why pu's thou the rose, Janet?
=And why breaks thou the wand?
=And ask nae leave at thee."
=Ance the flower amang them a'.
=As green as onie glass.
=But we'll be blamed a'!"
=Some ill death may ye die!
=I'll father nane on thee."
="I think thou gaes wi' child."
=Shall get the bairn's name.
=For nae lord that ye hae.
=Says, "Lasy, thou pu's nae mae.
=That we gat us between?"
=That wae did me betide.
=In yon green hill to dwell.
=I'm feared it be mysel'.
=For weel I wat ye may.
=At Miles Cross they maun bide."
=The like I never saw?"
=Pu' ye his rider down.
=They gie me that renown.
=Nae doubt I will be there.
=I am your bairn's father.
=As ye shall love your child.
=I'll do to you nae harm.
=O throw me in wi' speed!
=And cover me out o' sight."
=To Miles Cross she did gae.
=And pu'd the rider down.
=As blythe's a bird in Spring.
=Has gotten a stately groom."
=And an ill death may she die!
=And put in twa een o' tree."
Wi' gowden clasps on girdles blue.
Nort's grey eyes were unco gleg.
We lost nae time wi' gives and takes.
With whack and screech they stopped the same.
Hand in hand dance a' thegither.
I mysel' the provost's son.
Shut his eyes and laughed outright.
The Blackamoor first to master me.
My mouse flew out, I lost my pow'r!
=Power was gone, and all was gone.
My lady of the town I'll be!
And blind-worm's skin about her knee.
We'll dance again the saraband!
=The warld did ever see.
=The machrel of the sea.
=An' washes 't in the sea.
=And my daughter, Lady Masery?"
=The queen's maiden to be."
=Is the machrel of the sea!"
=That ever your eyes did see.
=An' loud an' shrill blew she.
=An' ye's never mare shape me."
=For whins and for hawthorn.
=An' there he did her burn.
=These seven long years and more?"
=That ye promised me before."
="For I am become a wife.
=For twice five hundred pound."
=If it hadna been for thee.
=Were it no for the love o' thee."
=For ye kenn'd that I was nane."
=And my wee young son also.
=If with you I should go?"
=And music on every hand.
=And the mast o' beaten gowd."
=For I'll never see you again!"
=Was a' wi' gowd begane.
=And her wee young son also.
=The sun shines sweetly on?"
="Where you will never won."
="Sae dreary wi' frost and snow?"
="Where you and I will go.
=In the bottom o' the sea."
=Nae taller were than he.
=And sank her in the sea.
=The simmer was in pride.
And all for one of thae bonnie boys,"
=That watched us, Lady Ann."
=The bonniest of the three!
=My little bower-boy to be!
=And nurse thee on my knee."
=Sic love I couldna see."
=And sent them o'er the sea.
=That her three sons were gane.
=That her sons she'd never see.
=In earthly flesh and blood!"
=And their hats were o' the birk.
=That birk grew fair eneugh.
"Blow up the fire, my maidens!
=Bring water from the well!
=Since my three sons are well."
=Sat down at the bedside.
="'Tis time we were away."
=A sair pain we maun bide.
=Fareweel to barn and byre!
=That kindles my mother's fire."
="Kilmeny, Kilmeny, where have you been?
Where gat ye that joup o' the lily sheen?
That bonnie snood o' the birk sae green?
Kilmeny, Kilmeny, where have you been?"
And cowered aneath her lily hand.
Were words of wonder, and words of truth!
=When shall I marry me?"
=That delves the grave duly.


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California Demands $55 Million from Microprocessor Inventor
The state has been harassing him for decades
Steven Greenhut | 4.11.2014 12:00 PM
SACRAMENTO—Business owners who have fled California often say their decision to leave wasn't just about tax rates, but about the punitive attitudes sometimes found among tax and regulatory authorities here. A new wrinkle in a high-profile, 22-year-old tax case gives fodder to those who make such claims.
In 1970, a young Southern California electrical engineer and inventor named Gilbert Hyatt filed a patent application for an innovative microprocessor chip. That was a year before Intel patented its chip, which led to the personal-computer revolution.
Twenty years later, after a complex legal battle over the origins of that technology, the U.S. patent office awarded Hyatt the patent for a microprocessor — a shocking and still controversial decision (that was later partially overturned) that would provide Hyatt with a multimillion-dollar windfall. He moved to Las Vegas, where he said he was a full-time resident before he received the earnings.
California's Franchise Tax Board (FTB) saw a newspaper article congratulating Hyatt for his patent and decided to seek $7.4 million in back taxes, claiming that he was still a resident of California when the money came in. That sounds like a simple enough dispute that could quickly be resolved, but what followed has been an ordeal that has consumed a good bit of Hyatt's adult life.
On Friday, Hyatt, now 76, filed a federal lawsuit accusing the state of violating his constitutional rights in pursuit of a sum that now tops $55 million as interest and penalties have accrued. He's asking for an injunction forbidding the state from pursing its claim any further. After all these years and legal expenses, he just wants California to leave him alone already.
The tax authorities have been pursing him through its administrative process. Tired of the endless investigations, Hyatt filed suit in Nevada court in 1998. California officials said they weren't subject to an out-of-state tort lawsuit. California lost that argument in the Nevada Supreme Court and the U.S. Supreme Court and the high court decision sent the case back to a Nevada district court, which awarded Hyatt nearly $400 million in damages after finding that the California authorities abused their power and invaded his privacy. That case is on appeal.
Hyatt believes that California officials are purposefully delaying. "Specifically, because of the 20 year delay Hyatt can no longer obtain a fair and full adjudication of whether he owes state taxes to California," according to his lawsuit. "During this time, material witnesses have passed away, memories of witnesses have faded, and documents relevant and important to Hyatt are no longer available." The board keeps assessing penalties, so he says it has every reason to keep delaying. He suspects the tax board is waiting for him to die so that it can go after his estate.
Under California law, the Franchise Tax Board has the "presumption of correctness," meaning that the onus always is on Hyatt to disprove what the tax officials say. And, he argues, they keep changing their stories and their allegations, thus resulting in more years of legal expenses and disputes.
"It's ruined my life. They keep coming up with these intensive positions, many hundreds of pages of allegations and such that we have to try and disprove decades later and it's just very consuming," Hyatt told me in an interview last week. "The FTB is out to get taxpayers' money and it will go to extreme ends to get money whether it is entitled to it or not…."
The state controller's office has yet to review the newly filed lawsuit. But former Board of Equalization member Bill Leonard, a former Republican Assemblyman, believes the state government is abusing rules designed to give taxpayers every opportunity to appeal a judgment to drag out a case against a taxpayer. The Legislature could fix the problem with a law granting a right to speedy trial on tax matters, he added.
It's hard not to conclude that California's tax agency is out of line as it continues to run up administrative and legal fees — not to mention risking potential multimillion-dollar liabilities — to pursue a decades-old dispute over where a taxpayer lived for six months. There's a troubling lesson here for wannabe entrepreneurs, who might want to think carefully about their residency before they hit the big time.
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Steven Greenhut is western region director for the R Street Institute and was previously the Union-Tribune's California columnist.
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Can't live with one, can't live without one. The only statement that really sums up what your relationship with a mortgage adviser of any kind will be. They'll provide you with seriously invaluable information that you would literally die without being a first time home buyer, but you do have to remember that they're working off commission, and they'll say anything to get you signing on the dotted lines.
First time buyers are easy, fresh meat for mortgage advisers as they know that you probably know nothing, or very little. Well I didn't at least. As my house buying process happened so quickly, I ended up choosing a mortgage adviser out of ease that was the in house one at the estate agents. Luckily, she was incredibly nice and we got on really well, but it was certainly an eye opener and I learnt a lot along the way.
First time buying is scary and you do need an advocate to be there for you, it's just something you can't do alone, especially the first time. If I was back to square one again, I would definitely have liked to know these bits about a mortgage adviser and I'm sure some of you will find really helpful, and help to save you time and money!
Imagine a mortgage adviser as being your right hand man. They provide completely free advice before you choose them to write your mortgage for your chosen property at which stage they will start charging fees for both writing your mortgage and on the day that you exchange.
A mortgage adviser is a well of information, they'll discuss all your incoming and out going money each month and give you an idea of how much money you can borrow on a house. They'll give you lots of handy packs of information in the early stages to help you save and know how to prepare yourself.
When you get to the stage of applying for a mortgage, they'll do your mortgage in principle for you (this is needed when you put an offer in on a house) and they'll find the best deal for you, most mortgage advisers also claim to have 'special' deals with certain banks that can't be obtained elsewhere.
Once you've applied for your mortgage you can sit back and (nervously) wait for the response whilst your mortgage adviser will do all the running around and chasing the lender for you.
Having a mortgage adviser will not only help to guide you through the whole buying process start to finish, they'll seal the deal for you in finding the right mortgage for you and they'll fight your corner if your case is a little tricky.
This is probably the most varying aspect of a mortgage adviser as I'm sure their services are more expensive in certain parts of the country, and independent advisers are probably going to be cheaper than those that work in house.
I had a mortgage adviser who worked for Countrywide, I think they offer set rates around the country, all together mine came to £400. This included the fee for writing the mortgage and on exchanging the mortgage. I *think* this is probably average, I didn't do any real research beforehand as again it all happened so quickly that I just took the easiest option at the time which was the in house mortgage adviser at the agents who were selling the property I bought.
As I've said before, their advice before you start making them put your mortgage together is completely free. If you have the time before you begin looking at houses I would recommend seeing a few different ones from different agencies, this will give you an idea of the difference in what they charge. I think it's also a big factor that you get on well with them, so it's worth scoping them out before you buy!
No. If you have the know-how, a little bit of spare time and know what you're looking for then you can fix your own mortgage up without having to spare another £400 + of money, why wouldn't you?
As a first time buyer, the whole mortgage process was incredibly daunting, and without her advice I would have been an even more stressed/nervous wreck, if that's possible! As my mortgage became a bit trickier as details of the property unfolded, I needed her guidance and the ability for her to back my corner. Albeit, I also had to spend a lot of time researching the lending issues surrounding the property and rang round a lot of banks myself, but if it wasn't without her help I probably wouldn't have got a mortgage for my dream property.
Remember that a mortgage advisers advice is completely FREE up until they start writing the mortgage, so use them for their information and do it by yourself if you have the spare time to do further research and arrange the whole process directly with the bank. Plenty of people do it by themselves and now that I know what I'm doing I will 100% be doing it by myself when I purchase another property or remortgage in 2 years time.
I was naive in thinking that a mortgage adviser, literally is just a mortgage adviser. But, No. Once they've got you in hook, line and sinker, they'll also start pushing contents insurance, critical illness, redundancy etc at you. If you're anything like me they'll see you coming and they can guarantee you'll say yes to the £20 plus insurance x 3 because it's the easiest option, they set it all up for you.
I reluctantly went for it because I didn't want to faff around researching all the add ons when it could be done so simply for me. It wasn't until afterwards that I did a quick comparison online that I found I was paying over the odds for all of my policies, sometimes £10 more a month. In hindsight I should have taken the extra time to research, but when everything happened so quickly I literally wanted the easiest option. Luckily, these policies are a 12 month contract so I can change my provider in 12 months time to a much cheaper option, hurrah! I've definitely learnt my lesson from it and wouldn't want anyone else to be caught out by being a little bit lazy like me!
But don't do the opposite and not get insured on anything, home contents, house insurance, illness and redundancy cover are so important, hopefully you never need to use it, but it's nice having that peace of mind that there is protection there if you need to use it.
I hope this helps anyone who is about to embark their house buying journey, if you have any other questions about mortgage advisers just drop me a tweet or comment below and I'll get back to you!


How did you feel at dawn on 24th June, as Nigel Farage gave his victory salute? As a political operative, you must be used to others taking credit for your work but had Nigel Farage led the campaign, the vote would have been decisive. And not in favour of Brexit.
As you have written, "I think we voted to leave because so many British people had been left behind economically and culturally for so long, and were furious about it; and because, from the 2008 financial crisis onwards, they had accumulated so much contempt for the political elites." Yet there are plenty of scenarios where that would remain the case and Britain voted to stay in the EU.
Nothing is inevitable. Britain's decision to withdraw from the European Union was a result of many different decisions. You were at the heart of many, if not all, of them.
The first decisive moment for the referendum campaign was when Vote Leave, the organisation you built, became the official campaign for Brexit. The next was the recruitment of Michael Gove, then Boris Johnson to Leave's cause. Together they were a formidable duo.
You pushed Farage into the background.
Equally important was the decision to adopt "Take back control" as Leave's slogan. It was simple. It was something that voters could relate to. It expressed a human frustration often felt towards politics and events.
There is a common refrain from Brexiters: "It's about taking back control." The urge is understandable. The trouble is, what are the next ten words of the argument? That is when the silence descends.
The reality was that voting for Brexit was a leap into the unknown. But doesn't look so good on a bus, does it?
You, your team - too many to name - and Vote Leave ran a borderline xenophobic campaign that was dishonest to its core.
One month before the referendum, Vote Leave published a poster. "Turkey is Joining the EU," it claimed. The poster cited Turkey's populated (76 million), allowing the inference to be drawn that the country would soon be overwhelmed with invading hordes who had "higher levels of criminality and gun ownership". You played with people's fears about immigration - and increased them.
Defence minister Penny Mordaunt said in that a vote for Remain was a vote in favour of Turks moving "here freely when they join the EU soon". The statement was sly and dishonest but the poster was worse. The EU has started accession negotiations with Turkey, no more. You, however, presented it as done deal. And you must know that there is nothing definite about Turkey's accession. A knowing untruth is a lie. You lied.
There was a more famous poster. In fact, it made it onto a bus: it pledged £350 million extra for the NHS per week. You have admitted that Leave would not have won without that promise. Strangely, the pledge was wiped from Vote Leave's website within four days of the vote.
The accusation that the NHS pledge was a lie misses the point: it is that you had no right to make the promise at all. You were a campaign to leave the European Union. That is all. You were not an opposition campaigning for government.
That was the fundamental deceit at the heart of your campaign. You had no right to promise because you had no mechanism to follow through on these pledges. Yet you allowed Vote Leave to present themselves as an alternative government with alternative policies.
The British people have a right to expect their politicians will play fair with them. Much maligned, they usually do. You did not. Maybe you thought you weren't going to win so it didn't matter. Turns out it did.
I accuse you and Vote Leave of running a dishonest, deceitful campaign and knowingly presenting false information to British voters.
I accuse you of making promises to the British people that you knew you could not keep.
I accuse you stirring up xenophobia and animosity towards immigrants.
Whatever Brexit is, it is not a new dawn. You know that too.
Theresa May and the Tory right.


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Miss Sydney and the Downtown Saints
Soul & Rock & Roll from Edmonds, Washington
Miss Sydney & The Downtown Saints @ Edmonds Center for the Arts
Edmonds, WA, USA
***Rescheduled Date from Previous Date (03/20.2020) ***
Tickets purchased for the previous date will still be honored for this event
Miss Sydney & The Downtown Saints return to the Edmonds Center for the Arts with an evening featuring both original songs and beloved rock & roll, r&b, and soul favorites of these Edmond's-based musicians. Come celebrate the new album release from legendary bass player Gerald Johnson. After playing alongside Rock & Roll Hall of Fame members from Steve Miller, Crosby, Stills & Nash, Dave Mason, John Fogerty and many others for over 50 years, Gerald stepped into the Robert Lang Studio to record his own record, which he will be performing part of alongside Miss Sydney & The Downtown Saints throughout the evening. It's a night you won't want to miss!
$35 Main Floor / $30 balcony – Buy
Edmonds Center for the Arts 410 4th Ave NEdmonds, WA 98020USA
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Design: Spacedonut
Miss Sydney & The Downtown Saints return to the Edmonds Center for the Arts for the 2020 season! The evening features both original songs and beloved rock & roll, r&b, and soul favorites of these Edmond's-based musicians.
Come celebrate the new album release from legendary bass player Gerald Johnson. After playing alongside Rock & Roll Hall of Fame members from Steve Miller, Crosby, Stills & Nash, Dave Mason, John Fogerty and many others for over 50 years, Gerald stepped into the Robert Lang Studio to record his own record, which he will be performing part of alongside Miss Sydney & The Downtown Saints throughout the evening. It's a night you won't want to miss!
***Order Tickets Here***
Miss Sydney & the Downtown Saints formed in 2017 with shared interests in music and serving their local community around Edmonds, Washington. Led by Sydney Englehart, and supported by Gerald Johnson (Steve Miller Band, Crosby, Stills & Nash, Dave Mason, etc.), Tyler Vander Ploeg and Ben Keller, the band plays a range of soul and R&B infused rock & roll with grit, inspiration, and class.
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United States Cities ranked by Public vs. Private High School Enrollment:
This data series is taken from the chart ," Public vs. Private High School Enrollment" with the more complete definition of: For all people enrolled in high school (defined as 9th through 12th grade) what proportion are enrolled in public versus private schools.
This page shows the top 100 Cities in the entire United States ranked by Percent Enrolled In A Public High School.
The top diagram is a Histogram and shows the data depicted in a bar graph with the length of each bar in proportion to the frequency of the number of Cities with a value for Public High School Enrollment falling between the range shown on the horizontal axis.
The second diagram is a table which shows the Cities sorted by Public High School Enrollment.
Top 100 US Cities Ranked by Percent Enrolled In A Public High School
Histogram of Cities for Public High School Enrollment
Table showing Top 100 Cities ranked by Public High School Enrollment


1. We had to move fast - the idea to do something on Friday came at about 8pm on Thursday (Thanksgiving); Keyz and Al were on tour finishing up The Victory Lap with Jon Bellion, so communication was sparse and things had to happen quickly.
2. The product required 3M-Reflective material, and this type of synthetic tends to act a little funny when in the studio for still image photography.
Creating an interactive .gif proved to be the best way in communicating the effects of the 3M as well as the design concept to the consumers.


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High-ranking Defense Ministry official detained on suspicion of bribery - report
© RIA Novosti
Tags: Bribery, Defense Ministry, Russia, Moscow
MOSCOW, March 17 (RAPSI) - The Deputy Head of the Defense Ministry's Department of Property Relations, Alexander Gordhkolepov, has been detained on suspicion of bribe taking, Kommersant reports on Tuesday.
The arrest was confirmed by the Military Investigative Directorate in Moscow and the Main Military Investigative Directorate of the Investigative Committee. Izvestia, citing a source in the Defense Ministry, reports that the official has been charged with eight counts of major bribe-taking. "The suspect pled guilty." The military directorate stressed that he is "cooperating with investigators."
Based on Defense Ministry sources, the newspaper said that the first allegations against Gorshkolepov occurred last fall after an inspection of Agroprom, a subsidiary of Oboronservis. The Main Military Prosecutor's Office revealed violations that were qualified as abuse of authority.
Kommersant reports that the total amount of damages caused to Agroprom by abuse of power from the supervising body is estimated at 16.6 million rubles ($268,000).
On March 5, Moscow's Savyolovsky District Court ordered the detention of Gordhkolepov until May 3.
In 2012, the Defense Ministry's Department of Property Relations and Oboronservis became involved in a corruption scandal that led to the resignation of ex-defense minister Anatoly Serdyukov and former department head Yevgeniya Vasilyeva.
Vasilyeva was charged with 12 counts of illegal sales of property, land and shares belonging to the subsidiaries of Oboronservis, which consists of service companies involved in armaments and military vehicle repair and maintenance, construction materials and food production, power facility operation, cartography and printing goods production, and housing services for military towns.
The damages from her actions have been estimated at over 3 billion rubles (over $48 million). She faces up to six years in prison if convicted.
In March 2013, a Moscow court issued a warrant to seize the property owned by Vasilyeva, which included one apartment in Moscow, two apartments in St. Petersburg and some 600 square meters of commercial property in downtown Moscow.
She is currently under house arrest, having been ordered to wear an electronic ankle bracelet.
Serdyukov and several other high-ranking ministry officials were dismissed amid the corruption scandal that ensued in November 2012 to ensure an impartial investigation.
In December 2013, Serdyukov was charged with neglect of duty after investigators estimated damages to the state at 56 million rubles ($906,600).
According to the indictment, Serdyukov did not know about the fraud and embezzlement that were allegedly made possible due to his confidential relations with Vasilyeva.
Serdyukov was pardoned in March on the occasion of the 20th anniversary of the constitution.
10:47 17/03/2015 The Deputy Head of the Defense Ministry's Department of Property Relations, Alexander Gordhkolepov, has been detained on suspicion of bribe taking.


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'Bill & Ted 3' May Not Actually Happen Now, According to Keanu Reeves
E. Oliver Whitney Published: July 16, 2018
Bill and Ted may not go on a third adventure after all. While a long-awaited third Bill & Ted film was officially announced at Cannes back in May, Keanu Reeves says it may not happen.
After years of never getting another sequel off the ground due to financial struggles, it seemed like those issues had been squashed a couple months back. Bill & Ted Face the Music was officially in pre-production with MGM's Orion Pictures set to release the film in the U.S. But now Reeves is saying those financial strains continue to hold the film back. "I don't know if it's a reality," he told Yahoo in a recent interview. "We've been trying for a long time to get that film made, and it still has its challenges."
Those challenges are the same ones a third Bill & Ted has been facing for years now. "Part of it is show business stuff – financing, rights, deals. Nothing creative." Reeves said. That's pretty much exactly what he said four years ago, when the sequel was still struggling to secure financing.
As of May, the creative team was all set. The new film has a script by Chris Matheson and Ed Solomon, who penned the 1989 original and 1991 sequel. Galaxy Quest's Dean Parisot was set to direct with Steven Soderbergh attached to executive produce and Reeves and Alex Winter on board, of course, to return. The new movie would follow the two friends, now grown and distracted by their adult responsibilities, on a new adventure to write a song to save the world. That all sounds great, but once again, it comes down to the money. Let's hope Orion can figure it out and save the project for good.
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