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The Good, the Middling, and the Ugly of 2022
A SCENE from the film The Fabelmans.
OKAY, as Tuco once put it "when you have to shoot, shoot; don't talk."
THE GOOD17. Barbarian — Zach Cregger puts it best: he didn't like the way the film was going — predictably — so he threw in a sudden left turn. It works; the pic is worth a look mainly for the suspense set pieces and for Justin Long's hilariously toxic take on the entitled man-child, who talks a good game and acts like an aspiring Survivor contestant.
16. Three Thousand Years of Longing — George Miller's latest delivers on the sumptuous cornucopia of visual delights in the manner of A Thousand and One Nights, beguiling us the way Scheherazade did her king — and then what? What's left for a woman who's heard it all and a Djinn who's seen even more? The answer may either intrigue or disappoint you, but has some kind of crazed integrity.
15. Halloween Ends — easily the most perverse of David Gordon Green's Halloween trilogy, and a capstone to the overextended life of Michael Myers. Ends addresses not just the mortal chill in Laurie's bones but everyone's in Haddonfield, and ours too. Myers is just a man, after all; Green's thesis is that his evil isn't so much supernatural as it is social, mutating and going viral in an all-too-familiar way in this hate-filled hair-trigger world.
14. Inu-Oh — Maasaki Yuasa's latest is a musical thin on plotline but thick on beyond-gorgeous animated art, not to mention an ingenious working-out of the question "what if modern rock stagecraft was developed in 12th century Japan?" Call it a laser glamrock concert with a quietly piercing ending.
13. Pearl — Ti West's prequel to X feels less like a slasher flick than a character study, his visual style — Douglas Sirk on steroids — underlining the story's melodramatic roots. Mia Goth, who stars and co-writes, gives the film her all, including a final few minutes of agonizing intensity.
12. Everything, Everywhere, All at Once — For the record, the Daniels' debut feature is a tad too earnest, serving up all that fun and ingenuity to hand us some moral and spiritual uplift, like a limp fortune cookie delivered at the end of a sumptuous Chinese feast. That said, this is a feast, some of the funniest, most eyepopping action sequences this side of the younger Jackie Chan or Michelle Yeoh, and by gum that is Michelle Yeoh at the eye of this particular storm. Done for a mere fraction of Dr. Strange's catering budget (see below).
11. Leonor Will Never Die— Martika Ramirez Escobar's debut feature took eight years to write and three years to release and is worth the long wait: the eponymous Leonor is a former famed filmmaker hoping to make a comeback with her long-cherished script; the result bounces between fantasy and reality and meta-reality with the freewheeling spirit of Everything Everywhere only without the heavy-handed "uplift" and at a fraction of Everything's already minuscule budget (which in turn makes Dr. Strange's hundred million dollar production look even more embarrassing).
10. The Fabelmans — Spielberg's most overtly personal work (he's been covertly personal for most of his career), with some of his best filmmaking poured into sequences of — surprise surprise — a young man filmmaking. That and David Lynch as John Ford; what's not to like?
9. Mad God — What if Blade Runner had been animated by Ray Harryhausen channeling David Cronenberg? Phil Tippet takes some 30 years to respond to the challenge, and the results are by turns confusing, fascinating, disgusting, awe-inspiring.
8. Blonde— if you ignore the fact that Andrew Dominik's "fictionalized history" is loosely based on the life of Marilyn Monroe, and inflicts on her more suffering than the real star likely experienced in her lifetime (with maybe half the spirit) — you might like the film. As is, I consider it the best horror of the year, with the caveat that it's a little too relentless — when interrogating a client, you want to allow her some breathing room to recover, so you can continue the session.
7. Crimes of the Future— maybe not major David Cronenberg but sexy Cronenberg, perhaps his funniest in years. Sketches the outlines to a future that seems ominously plausible even inevitable, and poses this knotty question: when pain is no longer felt, are emotional stakes or drama still possible? Is even humanity possible?
6. 12 Weeks — Anna Isabelle Matutina's debut feature tells of a woman whose life is turned upside-down when she suddenly learns she's pregnant — at the age of 40, in a country where abortions are still illegal. Matutina doesn't judge, presents her story as plainly as possible, but the fact that the woman doesn't have a choice in the matter says something.
5. When the Waves are Gone — And then there's Lav Diaz who among Filipino filmmakers seems like the only one that gives a damn about our six years under a near-dictator, the six more promised under the son of a former dictator. Waves is his stripped-down noir, about the Philippines' greatest police investigator, Lieutenant Hermes Papauran, being stalked by his former mentor, Primo Macabantay. As the former, John Lloyd Cruz shuffles forth in the world like a classic Diaz protagonist, with his conscience and the troubles of the world dragging him down; as the latter, Ronnie Lazaro is imp and jester, judge and executioner, offsetting Cruz's gravid presence with his own explosive lunacy.
4. Pinocchio — Guillermo del Toro treats the eponymous character not like a cute boy with token wooden joints but like one of his own creatures — frightening, fearless, not entirely without soul. In many ways darker and more subversive than the 1940s Disney classic or even the Collodi original.
3. Armageddon Time — the third filmmaker's autobiography to come out this year is the smallest-scaled and most understated, and, in my book, the most powerful. James Gray takes a plainspoken approach to recognizing everyone's special qualities, sparing none of their flaws; he touches on the uneasy truce Jewish immigrants have struck with the upper class, the fragile yet persistent nature of adolescent friendship, and the utter powerlessness of a youth.
2. Decision to Leave — I've seen serial killer scenarios wielded as thrillers, as comedies, as ravishingly embroidered menus, as pseudo-profound philosophical stances — but as a seduction tactic? Park Chan-wook's latest does exactly that, weaving a web of mystery and sensuality around its detective that leaves him off-balanced and confused till the cord tightens round his neck. One thinks of Deliverance, Dressed to Kill, Out of the Past, and even Vertigo watching this film, not without cause; to Park's credit, he invites such outlandish comparisons and still manages to be his own perversely persistent creature.
1. A Tale of Filipino Violence — Again Lav Diaz, who just can't leave a good thing alone. His adaptation of Ricky Lee's classic story "Servando Magdamag" is a three-pronged attack on the Marcos regime — its roots in the colonialist past, its chokehold on the immediate present (actually 1970s Philippines), its dark reach into the near future.
THE MIDDLING15. Don't Worry Darling— Olivia Wilde's stylish mashup of The Prisoner with The Stepford Wives ultimately feels unsatisfying, but getting there's more than half (actually all) the fun.
14. RRR — SS Rajamouli's action epic is watchably inventive for maybe the first half-hour; the variety is sustained in the remaining two and a half hours — somewhat — but the intensity does wear you down, not to mention the relentless flag-waving. Prefer his far more inventive Eeaga, where the rivalry (man vs. fly) is more lopsided, the comedy more pointed.
13. Babylon — Damien Chazelle's unauthorized and unacknowledged adaptation of Kenneth Anger's Hollywood Babylon is enjoyable, just don't take it seriously as history. No, seriously — don't.
12. Thor: Love and Thunder — Don't see this so much as a Marvel sequel as it is Taika Waititi doubling down on his obsessions and just for that if not much else, I concede respect.
11. Kimi — Steven Soderbergh's chamber thriller has Zoe Kravitz evoking everything from Repulsion to Rear Window. Not substantial but cleverly done.
10. X — The Texas Chainsaw Massacre meets Debbie Does Dallas. Ti West succeeds where the Saw remake fails: taking the tired formula of city slickers invading the countryside and breathing sneaky comic life into the landscape. Mia Goth makes for an engaging porn star, an even more engaging creepy grandma (their scene in bed together is for the ages). Recommend pairing with its superior prequel, Pearl.
9. Apollo 10 1/2: A Space Age Childhood — the forgotten filmmaker's autobiography. Richard Linklater, unlike Spielberg or Gray, doesn't seem to have anything more serious in mind than evoking a childhood growing up in space-crazed Houston; paradoxically this frees him up to be more freewheeling and imaginative — and funnier — than either of his more highly regarded colleagues.
8. The Bob's Burgers Movie — Loren Bouchard and Bernard Derriman's blown-up, stretched-out version of the cult food porn animated series puts out a few songs, but don't let that fool you; this is a nicely wayward nicely eccentric trip down some kind of lane — exactly what I can't tell you, but it's something.
7. Amsterdam — is terrific for maybe the first hour and 50 minutes, a funny, witty, scary evocation of the Nazi conspiracy that almost took over America. Scariest of all: it almost happened again last Jan. 6, 2020. The final 20 minutes is David O. Russell trying his level best to convince you the quality of the previous 110 minutes never existed — but no. It's really good. The rest — well, that previous 110 minutes was really good.
6. All Quiet on the Western Front — more explicitly realistic than the 1930 adaptation — naturally — it commits two mistakes: 1.) substituting Paul's furlough with a subplot tracing the various political maneuverings that end the war, and, 2.) giving Paul an extended, considerably more heroic fate. I understand introducing 1.) because it adds an element of suspense (can the war end before Paul does?) but the point of the book as I understood it was that the war was Sisyphean, wearing Paul's spirit down to nothing. And I appreciate the elaborate staging and intensity of 2.) but that finale can't even touch the brief poetry of Lewis Milestone's butterfly version.
5. Dr. Strange in the Multiverse of Madness — Not sure how Raimi managed to hoodwink Disney and Marvel into financing his biggest-budgeted, most visually ambitious installment of the Evil Dead franchise but he did, and included Elizabeth Olsen's most scarily authoritative performance yet in the bargain. A major accomplishment, if it wasn't for — (see above).
4. Nope— Jordan Peele's least evocative feature to date, and, yes, I do hear what it has to say about showbiz and the public's insatiable appetite for scandal and spectacle. That said, nice use of the valley's arena-like space (you know where you are at any point throughout the film) and the "Gordy's Home" birthday episode feels like a nightmare excerpt from another far more disturbing film.
3. Tar — Subtly elegantly crafted. Amazing Cate Blanchett, especially how half her performance is in her hands, which keep fluttering and flitting through the air like a pair of wings, the way you imagine a conductor's does. The rest of Todd Field's film feels like both an argument for artists to continue being artists — flawed human beings with irreplaceable talent — and an indictment of people who defend such celebrities. You like or loathe it depending on how you fall on the issue; personally, I empathize with the former, feel oddly cool towards the film overall.
2. Triangle of Sadness — the first act could have been cut entirely, the second act is something Monty Python did funnier faster, the third act features Dolly de Leon — easily the best thing in the picture, though Woody Harrelson as a socialist ship's captain and Harris Dickinson as a by turns oversensitive by turns opportunistic male model have their moments. Much prefer this when it was Joey Gosiengfiao's Temptation Island.
1. The Banshees of Inisherin — Martin McDonagh's claustrophobically insular work feels like Soderbergh's Kimi turned inside out, with the inmates screaming at bleak landscapes instead of apartment walls, but the emotional terrain is basically the same: they have little else to face but themselves, and will do anything but that. One particularly twisted bit of subplot involving fingers feels less than persuasive — okay, I think it's a dealbreaker, didn't buy it when I first heard it, and by film's end McDonagh fails to sell it to me. Better than his previous widely hailed masterwork, but still not to my taste.
THE UGLY4. Texas Chainsaw Massacre — Watched David Blue Garcia's sophomore feature because it came highly recommended on Twitter (catch me doing that again!). Starts off promisingly enough — Alice Krige plays an ambiguously senile matriarch, and Olwen Fouere replaces the late Marilyn Burns as Sally from the original 1974 Saw — then devolves into A Series of Unlikely Coincidences. Not recommended.
3. The Batman — Matt Reeves' three-hour ultra-dark ultra-gritty take on the Cape Crusader borders on the autistic; there's not much to see here (literally; did someone forget to pay the light bill?) and not much to chew on if you did (the best ideas were recycled from Se7ven, The French Connection, All The President's Men, and Chinatown). As Catwoman, Zoe Kravitz — so engaging in Kimi — feels anemic when compared to Michelle Pfeiffer's incomparable take on the character in the Tim Burton film.
2. Elvis — Baz Luhrmann doing Vegas for three straight hours. Oh the migraine.
1. Avatar: Way of Water — Sky people seek living space, burn thousands of square miles of good forest land, shoot thousands more blue folks. Jake's kids are captured and escape, captured and escape; rinse and repeat till you have three hours' worth of monotonous monochrome blue.
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My old mom group friends didn't invite me to their family BBQ until I found out about it from another friend and then that person was like, "Oh yeah, you should come!" but it wasn't a first round invite, and I'm kind of smarting from the feeling of having once been solidly in this mom pack and now being clearly peripheral. I feel like an afterthought if a thought at all where once upon a time it felt like I was core.
I called my friend Clarity, who's still good phone friends with them even though she's moved away to Portland, to not exactly complain but something like that. She said, "If you want to hang out with those chicks then you (just) have to call them." It's an excellent point. I don't call them.
I don't call them because I don't really have much to say to them. I like them, but they're not the go-to peeps. My husband, my son, my mom, my sisters, my family, and other non-mom daily interaction friends are much more likely to get my attention than they are. And it's okay that my external social world has evolved that way.
I actually enjoy the people I hang out with quite a bit. Instead of that BBQ maybe we will go to the beach, or the science museum, or maybe we will stop by and just say hi to those folks for a bit and then go to Mike's favorite vegan restaurant for quinoa and tempeh bowls and let Ax watch a show on his I-Pad.
I'm going to have a good time and enjoy what there is to be enjoyed in my life as it is today. I'm going to appreciate being part of that mom posse for a while and what it gave me, the good times I had with them, and I'm going to appreciate having time to do other things now. I'm going to take the win.


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Пескова́тка — село в Петровском районе Тамбовской области России.

Входит в Крутовский сельсовет.

География
Село расположено на юго-западе Петровского района Тамбовской области по берегам речки Песковатки, от которой получило название, и на правом берегу реки Матыры.

В 7 км к северо-западу от села находится одноимённая станция Юго-Восточной железной дороги.

Население

История
Село основано служилыми людьми г. Сокольска (ныне мкрн Сокол г. Липецка) в 90-х гг. XVII столетия.

Дореволюционная история села
В первой половине XVIII в. население Песковатки составляли потомки служилых людей-однодворцы, потом здесь обосновались помещики Ретюнские, Черновы, Чернышовы, Вельяминовы. В начале XVIII в. до 1779 г. село входило в состав Азовской (Воронежской) губернии, а в 1779 −1928 гг. — в состав Липецкого уезда Тамбовской губернии. В 1757 г. старанием прихожан в Песковатке был построен деревянный храм во имя св. бессребренников и чудотворцев Космы и Дамиана. В 1829 г. он сгорел, а в 1831 г. на его месте был возобновлен новый храм. В 1847-1851 гг. в Песковатке был построен каменный храм и освящен во имя Космы и Дамиана с пределом во имя св. Николая Чудотворца. В этом храме в начале XX в. имелась особо чтимая икона Скорбящей Божьей Матери, привезенная с Афона. С 1883 г. в селе действовал фельдшерский пункт, преобразованный в 1901 г. в земскую больницу. На площади  перед церковью еженедельно по средам собирался базар.
В 1753 г. на средства помещиков Л. В. и М. С. Вельяминовых в селе на реке Матыре была возведена водяная мукомольная мельница, действовавшая до 1970-х гг. К концу XIX в. она вошла в число крупных промышленных объектов Липецкого уезда. В 1897 г. мельница и бакалея липецких купцов братьев Сидоровых в Песковатке были упомянуты в Адрес-календаре «Вся Россия». В декабре 1917 г. торгово-промышленные заведения Сидоровых были национализированы и переданы в ведение Песковатского сельского совета.

История Песковатки в советский период
В 1918 году власть в селе перешла к Песковатскому сельскому совету, который находился в подчинении Большеизбердеевского волостного исполкома, а тот, в свою очередь - Липецкого уездного исполкома.

В 1921 г. песковатские коммунисты и комсомольцы во исполнение ленинского кооперативного плана организовали сельскохозяйственную артель «Энергия» на территории национализированной экономии купца Н.И. Сидорова. Вскоре они переселились на земли артели и основали одноименную деревню, просуществовавшую до 1970-х гг. В 1926 г. артель была преобразована в товарищество им. Фрунзе по совместной обработке земли, объединившее более полусотни жителей села Песковатка и деревни Энергия. Товарищество имело три трактора марки «Фордзон» и другую технику. На машинах работали песковатские трактористы – Зацепин Иван Николаевич, Кобзев Лима Михайлович и один ещё тракторист из другого села, имя которого не сохранилось в народной памяти. В артели трудились бедные крестьяне села, более зажиточные продолжали вести единоличное хозяйство.

В феврале 1930 г. при участии председателя Песковатского сельского Совета Ольги Никитичны Никитиной, секретаря партийной ячейки села (откомандированного московского рабочего) Василия Филипповича Шарапова и нескольких активистов в Песковатке образовались колхозы «Ранняя зорька» (председатель Кокорев Андрей Иванович), «Пробуждение» (председатель Кукин Афанасий Афанасьевич), «Красное утро» (председатель Бессонов Иван Яковлевич). После резкой критики ускоренной коллективизации И.В. Сталиным в газете "Правда", крестьяне стало массово выходить из колхозов, по поводу чего в конце марта 1930 г. наше село посетил заведующий сельскохозяйственным отделом ЦК ВКП(б) Л.М. Каганович. 26 марта 1930 г. в шифрограмме И.В. Сталину из Россоши Лазарь Моисеевич сообщал: «В Козловском, Тамбовском округах общее положение остаётся прежнее. Выход из колхозов продолжается. Искривления и безобразия, допущенные особенно в Козловском округе, сейчас особенно сказываются. В результате борьбы с искривлениями и усилением работы, в ряде сел наступает перелом, например в Избердеевском районе село Песковатка – разобранных лошадей начинают приводить обратно…». 28 марта к Песковатскому сельсовету подошла толпа в 500 человек с требованием выдать семфонд и обобществленный инвентарь. Толпа была разогнана козловскими чекистами.

История народного образования в селе
Первые образовательные учреждения в селе появились во второй половине XIX в. В 1861 г. местные священники Иван Аристов и Афанасий Горский открыли в своих домах церковно-приходскую школу, где обучали элементарной грамоте 22 мальчика. А 15 февраля 1876 г. липецкое уездное земство и сельское общество открыли Песковатскую земскую школу. Первым учителем в ней стал сын местного диакона - Иван Епифанович Троицкий. В 1918 г. земская школа была преобразована в трудовую школу I ступени, а в 1930 г. на её базе был введен семилетний курс обучения. С 1940-х гг. учреждение располагалось в комплексе зданий дома приказчика и мельничных амбаров купцов Сидоровых. В 1955 г. Песковатская школа была преобразована в среднюю. В 2008 г. среднюю школу реорганизовали в начальную, которая вскоре была ликвидирована путем присоединения к Крутовской средней школе.

История административного подчинения села
В начале XVII века территория Поматырья, на которой впоследствии было основано село Песковатка, относилась к Лебедянскому уезду и в документах 1620-х годов значилась за московскими дворянами Б.К., С.М. и С. С. Вельяминовыми. С 1647 года эти земли охранялись от набегов кочевников служилыми людьми города-крепости Сокольска, и впоследствии были им отказаны правительством в качестве земельного жалования («дач»). В соответствии с областной реформой Петра I 1708—1719 гг. с начала XVIII века село входило в состав Сокольского уезда Шацкой провинции Азовской (Воронежской) губернии. После административной реформы Екатерины II, в 1779—1796 гг. село находилось в составе Липецкого уезда Тамбовского наместничества, а с 1796 года — в Липецком уезде Тамбовской губернии.

В Экономических примечаниях к атласу Липецкого уезда Тамбовской губернии, составленных после 7-й ревизии (1816 г.) сообщается, что "село реки Матыры... по обе стороны, при заливе Безымянном и при Большой дороге, лежащей из города Усмани в город Тамбов и в Козлов, церковь деревянная во имя святых бессребреников Косьмы и Дамиана, два дома господских деревянные. При селе на реке Матыре мучная мельница о 3-х поставах. Действие имеет во все время кроме полой воды".

С 1861 г. до начала 1870х гг. Песковатка была волостным селом, но затем, до 1923 г. была включена в состав в Большеизбердеевской волости, а в 1923—1928 гг. — в Грязинской волости Липецкого уезда. С 16 июля 1928 г. до 13 июля 1934 г. село входило в состав Избердеевского района Козловского округа Центрально-Чернозёмной области, а затем перешло в Грязинский район Воронежской области. С 27 сентября 1937 г. Песковатка была включена в Избердеевский район а, с 1 февраля 1963 г., после объединения территорий Избердеевского и Шехманского районов — в Петровский район Тамбовской области. С 1918 г. в Песковатке работал сельский Совет рабочих, крестьянских и красноармейских депутатов, в состав которого, помимо жителей села, входило население деревни Борисовка. В начале 1960-х гг. Совет был упразднён, и территория села и окрестных населённых пунктов перешла в ведение Крутовского сельского совета.

Улицы и порядки села

Первые поселения на территории современной Песковатки возникли в разных местах на правом берегу реки Матыры и по берегам речки Песковатки. Они положили начало нескольким улицам и порядкам.

 Большая дорога центральная и самая протяжённая улица села. Располагалась вдоль тракта из г. Усмань в г. Козлов (ныне ул. Советская). На этой улице находились лавки и трактиры, а также земское квартирование. Улица начиналась от паромной переправы через р. Матыру и мельничных амбаров липецких купцов Сидоровых, и заканчивалась у лога, протянувшегося от тракта до речки Песковатки.
 Козловка — улица возникла во второй половине XIX века как продолжение Большой дороги вдоль тракта в сторону г. Козлова (ныне ул. Советская).
 Загумёновка — улица, находившаяся "за гумнами" жителей Козловки. Изначально, с середины XVIII века, располагалась вдоль тракта из г. Липецк в г. Тамбов, который проходил по территории села Песковатка. Исчезла в 1950-х годах.
 Молодёжная — улица, возникшая в 1980х годах к северо-востоку от центра села, протянувшаяся вдоль бывшего сада местного священника А.М. Казьминского до бывшей Загумёновки.
 Нефедчев проулок — короткая улица вдоль бывшего выезда из песковатской больницы на большак Усмань-Козлов. Назван по имени Нефёда Кучина, чьи потомки заселили эту улицу.
 Заручей — улица вдоль правого берега речки Песковатки (ныне ул. Садовая). Со временем название речки стёрлось в народной памяти, её стали именовать просто "ручьём", а порядок за ней по отношению к центру села так и назвали "Заручей". Улица заселена с начала XIX века.
 Химкин порядок — улица на правом берегу речки Песковатки, протянувшаяся за гумнами жителей улицы Заручей (ныне ул. Садовая).
 Ураль — улица вдоль правого берега речки Песковатки, располагающаяся вдоль лога выше по течению относительно улицы Заручей (ныне ул. Садовая).
 Бугор — улица на правом берегу речки Песковатки, протянувшаяся вдоль склона, вдоль правого берега реки Матыры (ныне ул. Садовая).
 Чигла — улица на горе вдоль правого берега "залива Безымянного" до впадения его в реку Матыру (ныне ул. Набережная). По версии историка В. П. Загоровского, название "Чигла" восходит к тюркскому слову со значением влажная земля, сырое глинистое место.
 Базарная площадь — местность к юго-западу от церкви (ныне луг) в центре села, где в дореволюционные годы каждую среду собирался базар. К северо-востоку от храма располагался парк, на территории которого в 1900 годах находились земская школа и земская больница.
 Погореловка — улица на юго-восточной, южной и юго-западной сторонах Базарной площади (ныне ул. Набережная), выходящая огородами к правому крутому берегу реки Матыры и к Ниженке. Получила название после большого пожара 27 мая 1900 года, начавшегося с этого порядка и уничтожившего практически половину домов села.
 Угол — порядок, расположенный вдоль правого берега реки Матыры от Погореловки до Издоировой луки и в излучине реки (ныне ул. Набережная). Выходит огородами к Матыре.
 Ниженка — улица вдоль правого берега реки Матыры (ныне ул. Набережная) от Угла до Мельницы и амбаров братьев Сидоровых (в здании которых до 2008 года располагалась Песковатская средняя школа).
 Ражин проулок — проулок, отделяющий Ниженку от бывшей территории мельничного двора и амбаров липецких купцов Сидоровых. Назван по фамилии крестьянина села Шехмани - Н.В. Ражина, проживавшего в конце XIX - начале XX века в крайнем доме на Ниженке. Ражин был плотником и в предреволюционные годы руководил работами по восстановлению земского моста через Матыру возле мельницы Сидоровых после его смыва в весеннее половодье.

Известные уроженцы и земляки
В селе провёл детство известный литератор XVIII в. художник, меценат, храмовый строитель, близкий друг Г. Р. Державина, Н. А. Львова, А. Н. Оленина Петр Лукич Вельяминов (1752—1805).

В 1812—1815 гг. в приходе церкви села (в деревне Борисовка в трёх верстах от Песковатки) проживал поэт-сентименталист Борис Карлович Бланк.

В 1891 - 1895 гг. в песковатском храме служил священником Михаил Фёдорович Лачинов, который в 1912 - 1914 гг. являлся членом IV Государственной Думы от Тамбовской губернии.

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At the recommendation of the Radio Shack employee, I purchased the Digital Stream DTX9950 along with a Radio Shack Indoor HDTV/FM HD Radio Antenna.
I live in an apartment complex and am on the bottom floor in an inside unit. I am approximately 7.6 miles from the transmitter. The TV, converter box, and antenna are located next to a window. Since setting this box up, my reception has been inconsistent. One day I will get a station perfectly, the next day it's scrambled. When I try to adjust the antenna to get that station, I throw off the reception to other stations that came in just fine. I have repeatedly scanned for channels, but there are still two local channels that simply do not come in. This is the Pasadena, CA area and the channels are KCOP - Channel 13, and PBS - Channel 28.
The channel guide on this unit does not work for some channels. The message displays "no info".
This unit was working up until two weeks ago when it just died. It would not turn on at all. I tried different outlets just to make sure it wasn't my electrical, but it will not turn on. I'm not sure if anyone else has run into this problem with this unit, but given this problem, I would not recommend this unit to anyone.
Good review. There probably should have been more regulation over converter box design and durability. Tons of these are failing on the net!
i never had one literally go dead but i have seen tuners in them die or be crappy out of the box. then the occasional few which have lousy trouble keeping a station lock if even the most minuscule fluctuation happens, causing them to peg in the red and requiring the box to be rebooted every time.
EPG guide information is supplied by the station. You should contact the specific station directly and they should be able to assist you. Regarding reception, at that close of a range you shouldn't need anything to special for an antenna. Are the stations in question at lower power right now? Hows your analog reception? Is this antenna you are using amplified? 7 miles out you shouldn't necessarily need amplification or other you'll just drown out the signal.
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More than 100 young boys and girls have completed their four-day Ricki Herbert Football Academy national camp held at Cambridge.
The youngsters came from all around the North Island to enjoy the 2018 camp, using the excellent facilities at St Peter's, Cambridge.
RHFA founder Ricki Herbert said the course had moved to a new level, introducing new elements to help educate the players.
The camp – the fourth such national event held annually by the academy – had run over four days for the first time, enabling extra sessions on and off the pitch.
Use of sophisticated lecture rooms for player education.
An introduction to strength and conditioning components, giving youngsters an insight into the level of physical work ahead of them as they move into adulthood.
Swim recovery sessions at the St Peter's pool.
Specialist goalkeeper coaching led by experienced 'keeper coach Kim Brierley.
Use of a drone camera to provide birds-eye monitoring of game sessions.
Herbert said the 'state of the art' catering at St Peter's had also ensured players were provided with a daily menu of meals aimed at providing sports-friendly nutrition.
For snacks, the players also had ample supplies of health bars provided by RHFA sponsor Realize.
Eight qualified coaches had taken sessions and player welfare was overseen by RHFA mentor Clive Herbert.
Herbert said he was impressed by the enthusiasm of the participating players and thanked their families for their support.
"These camps are not just about football development – they are a chance for players to develop socially and build their confidence away from home and their usual environment," Herbert said.
The academy will soon select a player from the camp to visit the RHFA's UK partner, Fulham FC, where they will spend time at the London club's academy.
Players from the past two RHFA National Camps have been sent to London to train with Fulham's academy.


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Pathology International. 66(3):132–141, MAR 2016
DOI: 10.1111/pin.12385
Publication Date: 2016/03/01
Translational research on influenza virus infection using a nonhuman primate model
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Influenza virus infection is a seasonal infectious disease for humans, whereas it is also a zoonosis that is originally transmitted from animals to humans. Therefore, several animal models are used in research on influenza virus infection. We have used a nonhuman primate (NHP) model to extrapolate pathogenicity of various influenza viruses and efficacy of vaccines and antiviral drugs against the influenza viruses in humans. NHPs have genes, anatomical structure, and immune responses similar to those of humans as compared to other animal models. Using an NHP model, we revealed that the pandemic 2009 influenza A virus caused viral pneumonia as reported in human patients. Thus, it is thought that NHP models can be used to predict replication of emerging viruses in humans. We also examined the pathogenicity of highly pathogenic avian influenza viruses and evaluated a new therapeutic antibody in macaques under an immunocompromised condition. NHP models have provided promising results in research on other infectious diseases including Ebola virus and human/simian immunodeficiency virus infections. Thus, NHPs are important in biomedical research for determining the pathogenesis and for development of treatments, especially when clinical trials are difficult. We summarize the characteristics and advantages of research using NHP models in this review.
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After George Daniel Wechsler's better half said a final farewell to him, police say, she more than once instructed him to allow her to sit unbothered. He needed to convey Christmas presents to her kids, yet she straight cannot.
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In 2015, 31 percent of shootings in which at least four individuals were killed or injured, including the culprit, included abusive behavior at home, as per information gathered by the New York Times.
An examination by Everytown for Gun Safety that took a gander at a smaller subset of mass shootings ― those in which at least four individuals were lethally slaughtered, barring the culprit ― found that 57 percent of episodes included aggressive behavior at home.
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Overwhelmed by the broad display of options at your favorite charcuterie? Take a while to read on before heading on to the shop for your next German sausage. In this post, I will introduce the 4 main types of German sausages and how to cook them.
There are about 1,500 available varieties in sausages, understanding them, or perhaps their culinary use may seem rather overwhelmed. To complicate further, replicating any authentically-replicate sausage cooking recipe can be hard as it's a closely-guarded secret amongst local deli owners.
However, an understanding of these varieties for consumption or cooking should be helpful in increasing your culinary knowledge. And perhaps, understanding the type of sausages better can also help you pick up your next favorite which you have long been hesitant to try.
Let's start by breaking down these types of German sausages into four primary categories.
Roh is the German term for raw, hence the name Rohwurst. These sausages are made from fresh ingredients with some intended to be eaten in this raw state. To make these sausages safe for consumption, they should only be prepared with fresh meat of the highest quality.
Also, Rohwursts are cured with the addition of salt in more than usual quantities, and sodium nitrite, then allowed to ferment. These raw fermented sausages are usually cold-smoked. Some examples would be the Teewurst, and the Mettwurst.
In German, brat means fried, and wurst means sausage. The term bratwurst then straightforwardly translates to a sausage that is intended to be fried. Though not limited to frying, this only implies that these sausages are never to be eaten raw.
Bratwursts are fresh sausages, meaning they are made with raw ingredients which end up stuffed into a casing or a mold. They are not cured nor smoked and thus need refrigeration for proper storage and must properly cook before consumption.
Some bratwursts though are parboiled to extend their shelf-life considerably but still require further cooking before they can be safe to eat. These sausages are usually baked, grilled, or of course pan-fried.
These types of German sausages are typically regarded for snacking and usually served in a white bread roll eaten with a condiment of mustard. It is very popular among street vendors in German-speaking countries.
Frankische Bratwurst. A type of German sausage characteristic to the Franconian region, with very slight variations between the city of origin. Marjoram leads off the flavor distinct to this kind of sausage. These are traditionally served with sauerkraut or potato salad.
Coburger Bratwurst. This type of German sausage originated in the city of Coburg. It is seasoned exclusively with salt, pepper, nutmeg, and lemon zest and made with a fifteen percent minimum component of beef or veal. These are traditionally grilled over pinecones and served in a bread roll.
Kulmbacher Bratwurst. This bratwurst is substantially a fine-grained veal and pork Rohwurst from the city of Kulmbach. Typically seasoned with salt, white pepper, nutmeg, lemon zest, marjoram, garlic, and caraway seeds, each butcher's recipe varies and is a well-guarded trade secret. Whether it's grilled or pan-fried, vendors mostly sell these sausages in pairs, or in crusty rolls sprinkled with anise.
Nurnberger Rostbratwurst. These pork-based bratwursts originate from the city of Nuremberg. Also characteristic of marjoram flavor, this type of German sausage can be served both in a meal, accompanied by sauerkraut or potato salad and horseradish, or in a bun with mustard as a snack. Usually grilled, some preparations do call for boiling them in a stock spiced with vinegar and onions.
Wurzburger Bratwurst. Coming from the city of Wurzburg, these are also known as the Winzerbratwurst. Characteristic to these sausages is the addition of white Franken-wine to its ingredients. It is traditionally grilled and eaten with mustard and bread.
Bruhwurst sausages do not represent any specific type of German sausage. This terms instead represents sausages that are fully cooked in hot water before sale.
Bruhen in German means to scald with hot water. Bruhwursts then, like most other sausages from around the world are boiled to a fully cooked internal temperature of 170 Fahrenheit (80 degrees Celsius).
Any meat may be used for this category – pork, veal, beef, poultry, or a combination of such. The meat usually starts as raw, cured, then mostly smoked.
"To cook," in German, translates Kochen. Kochwursts, therefore are sausages with ingredients that are cooked prior to the preparation of the sausage meat. Then filled into casings, and cooked once more, usually in hot water.
This type of German sausage can safe be eaten right away, even cold, but may also be heated if desired. Some varieties that will fall under this category would be Leberwurst, Kochmettwurst, and Blutwurst.
A knowledge of this basic classification of German sausages would certainly get you all set with confidence in serving them or incorporating them into your next recipe.
Fresh sausages or Rohwursts must be cooked before they can be eaten. They may be boiled, poached, grilled, roasted, or pan-fried. A succession of multiple cooking methods is also widely done.
It is best to parboil fresh sausages before grilling or frying.- When boiling the sausages, you may add any flavoring ingredient like beer, onions, celery, juniper berries to name some.
Think of their nature for proper storage. Fresh sausages have shorter shelf-lives. Keeping them refrigerated would be the safest way to go.
Some cured and smoked sausages are ready to eat from the store. They may also be heated by a method convenient to you.
Picking the best types of German sausage can be tough because all of the are delicious and unique in their own way. This question is no different to being asked of which Swiss cheese you should use. With the wide selection available, it boils down to personal preference.
The Frankfurter is the popular pick, but Wurstchens is the better pick in my opinion. Wurstchens are not a category on its own and may come from one of the four primary ones discussed above.
They are by definition, relatively little sausages named after the German term Wurst, meaning small.
Fleischwurst (Bologna) – A mildly smoked sausage with a characteristic flavor from the addition of lots of garlic. Usually sliced and added to pasta, soups, and salads.
Blutwurst (Blood Sausage) – A cooked coarse slicing type of German sausage made from lean meat, bacon, offals, and fresh blood. Typically flavored with cloves, marjoram, cinnamon, and thyme. Examples under this sub-category would be Beutelwurst, Hausmacher Blatwurst.
Bierwurst (Beer Sausage) – Coarse slicing sausage traditionally flavored with cardamom and juniper berries. Typically served with beer, hence its name.
Bockwurst (Bockwurst) – Getting its name from its traditional pairing with Bock beer, Bockwursts are fine-textured veal sausages spiced with parsley and chives.
Frankfurter Wurstchen (Frankfurter) – Originating from Frankfurt, this world-famous type of German sausage is made from finely chopped pork and salted bacon fat then smoked.
Wiener Wurstchen (Wiener) – Made with a mix of beef, pork, coriander, and garlic. Historically believed to be the origin of the American frankfurter.
Bratwurst (Bratwurst) – A smoked type of German sausage made from pork, ginger, nutmeg, and other spices. Sold in bread rolls, this is the most famous German street food.
Leberwurst (Liverwurst) – Liver being an essential component, this type of German sausage is available in many varieties, each differing by the amount and nature of liver used and the mix of spices added in its preparation.
Teewurst (Tea Sausage) – A fresh sausage made from pork. Its higher fat composition makes this type of German sausage intended to be taken out of its casing and used as a spread.
Mettwurst (Mettwurst) – Also a fresh sausage made from coarse pork meat and bacon. Depending on the variety, some are made for slicing while some for spreading.
Geflugelleberwurst (Poultry Liver Sausage) – As the name would suggest, this type of German sausage is a spreading type made substantially with poultry liver.
Salami (Salami) – Another type of sausage with different varieties. A smoked sausage made from finely minced pork, beef, and bacon.
Sommerwurst (Summer Sausage) – A specialty type of Salami which is dried, matured, then smoked in beechwood.
Here's one interesting type of sausage worth mentioning on its own. Weisswursts, or white German sausages as the name translates to in English (Weiss means white).
A Weisswurst is typically made out of beef, veal, and pork that is finely minced; then seasoned with parsley, lemon, mace, onions, ginger, and cardamom.
So what makes these sausages worth the extra mention? Well, they are white for one reason, but there's actually more to this rather extraordinary color.
It is white due to the absence of sodium nitrates, a preservative which is primarily accountable for the characteristic pink or red tint found in most other types of German sausages.
This lack of preservatives though makes this white German sausage highly perishable. As a result, it has become popular by the term morning sausage as Weisswursts have to be consumed shortly after they are made, which is usually in the morning right after the slaughter of livestock. Even today, most locals eat these specialties before noon.
These sausages are commonly eaten without the skin. A genuine way of consuming them would be to snip off one end of the casing, then directly sucking the stuffing out. This practice is because these white German sausages use pork intestines, which are relatively tougher to chew, instead of that from a sheep for its casing.
This custom points back to an old tale where it is said that an innkeeper in Munich ran out of sheep casings while preparing Bratwurst for some hungry guests, later ending up with a success that was pretty much by accident.
These sausages are traditionally served in a bowl of warm liquid in which they were cooked. Again, this is because no preservatives were used in their preparation. Hence they must be kept warm to prolong their freshness. Also, these white German sausages cooking method is boiling because the pork casings are easily burst open if grilled.
Today, these white German sausages are parboiled before their sale, putting them under the category of Bruhwursts. They have to be heated once more to cook thoroughly before eating, and sidelines like a salty pretzel and a dollop of sweet mustard are a good combination to serve together.
And....Oktoberfest is where you are going to get a lot and lot of these white German sausages and many other local delicious delicacies.
I honestly haven't sampled close to the 1,500 types of German sausages available, but whenever I have a chance I will try out as many types of German sausages as possible since I love sausages.
Let me know if you have any good recommendation, and probably your suggestion might just help me to pick the next best German sausage to serve for my next BBQ round, for which I'll thank you in advance!
And if you going to Germany soon, watch this short video on what sausages to eat while in Germany.


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Q: Windows 8 app: accessing local and network files I started programming Windows 8 apps in C#, and I need help to figure how to access files from within my app.
Premise: from what I learned till this moment, I know that as standard an app can access only certain folders (such as LocalFolder etc.). One way to overcome this is using a FileOpenPicker once and then use FutureAccessList to access programmatically the file.
Now my situation:

*

*my pc is connected to a domain network

*my app has the following capabilities: Enterprise Authentication, Internet (Client & Server), Private Networks (Client & Server)

*Let's say that I have a file named im.jpg in C: and im2.jpg in a network share called share. I (my domain account) have the access to those files.

How can I access those files from my app without the use of FileOpenPicker?
Till now, I used WebRequest and WebResponse to download a file from an internet site (no problems), then I used WebRequest and WebResponse to access a file located in the LocalFolder of my app (still no problems), but now, if I do something like this:
WebRequest c = WebRequest.Create(@"file://C:\im.jpg");
WebResponse r = await c.GetResponseAsync();

I get a System.Net.WebException telling that I'm not authorized to access the file.
How can I use Enterprise Authentication to provide my domain credentials to the app? I didn't find much documentation about this on the MSDN, but from the little I found I think this capability is intended to be used in a situation like this. Also, is WebRequest the right path to follow? Should I try to access those files in other ways?
Thanks, Daniele

A: No matter, how you try to access the files from a Windows Store app, the permissions still apply, i.e. you can't access a random file on a disk or a file share if a user didn't grant you access before using a FileOpenPicker or a FolderPicker.
The best you can do is probably getting the user to access the root (of a disk or a share) using a FolderPicker and storing a reference to it in FutureAccessList. This way you'll be able to access all the files on that drive without any user intervention in the future.
Having a service as a workaround should work for shares (why not just use HTTP to allow file download instead?) but not for the local file system because your app can't access local network resources (i.e. services on localhost) unless you're running it from VS or using CheckNetIsolation.exe by hand.

A: I don't know about Enterprise Authentication, but opening a file is usually done using StorageFile::GetFileFromPathAsync. That also works with UNC path names when you have the permission..

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The Westfield Fire Department will hold its 122nd consecutive Memorial Day Parade & Service on Sunday, May 28, 2017 at 2 p.m.
The Parade forms at the Westfield Firehouse on East Street and steps off at 2 p.m. promptly. A stop will be made at the Old East Street Cemetery and again at the Firehouse and the World War II War Monument. From there we parade to the Miner Cemetery for the Service. After the service, we march back to the Firehouse for refreshments.
Anyone or group that wishes to take part in the Parade and services should be at the Firehouse by 1:30 p.m. In case of rain, the service will be held at the Firehouse.


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Career development strategies as moderators between career compromise and career outcomes in emerging adults
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Creed, Peter A.
The authors surveyed 130 first-year university students (80% female; mean age 20.5) and assessed (a) the level of career compromise they reported between their ideal and enrolled university programs, (b) their career-related strategies, (c) their perceptions of employability, and (d) their career-related distress. The authors tested a model that proposed that career compromise would predict perceptions of employability and career distress and that the effects of compromise would be moderated by the career-related strategies. Two strategies, seeking career guidance and self-presentation, moderated the relationship between ...
View more >The authors surveyed 130 first-year university students (80% female; mean age 20.5) and assessed (a) the level of career compromise they reported between their ideal and enrolled university programs, (b) their career-related strategies, (c) their perceptions of employability, and (d) their career-related distress. The authors tested a model that proposed that career compromise would predict perceptions of employability and career distress and that the effects of compromise would be moderated by the career-related strategies. Two strategies, seeking career guidance and self-presentation, moderated the relationship between compromise and career distress. There was no moderated effect for perceptions of employability, although compromise was directly associated with these perceptions. Thus, while compromise may be a normal aspect of career development, it was associated with more career distress when career development strategies were low and associated directly with more negative employment perceptions. Practitioners might assist with career compromise by enhancing career development strategies.
Journal of Career Development
© 2013 SAGE Publications. This is the author-manuscript version of the paper. Reproduced in accordance with the copyright policy of the publisher. Please refer to the journal's website for access to the definitive, published version.
Specialist Studies in Education


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Hard Yakka is an Australian clothing company. It was founded in 1935 as D. K. Laidlaw & Sons Pty Ltd, but later adopted the name "Yakka", a loanword from the Yagara language ( "work") that had entered Australian English in the late 19th century. The company is one of the largest suppliers of work wear in the southern hemisphere, providing a large range of products. Since its inception, the company has expanded its work wear ranges to include Foundations, Legends, Koolgear, Protect FR and 3056: Born in Brunswick. The company also supplies a range of accessories and safety footwear.

Hard Yakka was acquired by Pacific Brands in 2007, and then later it was acquired by Wesfarmers as part of the Workwear Group in 2014 along with KingGee and Stubbies workwear. Hard Yakka was the outfitter of the 2006 Melbourne Commonwealth Games and the 2018 Gold Coast Commonwealth Games.

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One of the common challenges in job searching is knowing where to start. This is especially true if you have experienced a sudden change in your career without much warning. Looking for a new job takes work, some get lucky with their timing and land a job fast while others search for months.
Most job candidates spend their time being overwhelmed with the process of job hunting and often get pulled into activities that are unproductive such as relying on one method of job searching. Usually that method has the least amount of risk attached to it, such as applying for positions.
People who find a job fast usually fall into a couple of categories; those who spend more focused time looking for employment opportunities and those that go on more interviews. You can find a job faster if you start using job search skills that have a greater return on your time and effort.
Here are some effective ways to land a job faster with the caveat that your job search is your priority.
Identify your skills. You would be surprised at how many people start their search without knowing their strengths and what makes them different from other candidates. Taking the time to list your skills that have supported your success is the first step in being able to talk about your background and sell your experience. Stay away from mentioning the same skills that everyone else will use such as; good employee, loyal, dedicated, responsible … all of those are good traits however will not distinguish you from others.
Have a clear plan. Know what you are looking for in a job, what type of position you are seeking. Applying for every job for the sake of finding one is not a good plan. You are wasting time sending out dozens of generic resumes hoping one of them will be accepted. Be laser-focused with your goals in landing a good job and you'll be much more productive and in control of your search.
Know where to look for a job. Most people spend too much time using one job search method. Get creative with your search. This sounds counter-intuitive but instead of job searching, consider people-searching. Connecting to the right people helps you broaden your knowledge and discover hidden opportunities. People do land jobs from people they know and those they need to meet. Networking is powerful, use it. Social networking sites makes it easier to connect than in the past, but you still must reach out to make networking effective. Job leads will appear in numerous forms; trade publications, attending conferences, training seminars, sporting events, researching employers that interest you, meet-up groups, alumni functions, volunteering, applications.
Make your job search a priority. The average job seeker spends about 15 hours a week searching for a job. Make it your goal to spend at least 25-30 hours a week on search activities.
Practice interviewing. Being invited for an interview is a big deal but you still must do a great job in answering questions and building rapport with the interviewer. Candidates who practice their answers have more confidence and make a stronger impression. Back up your answers with results instead of just making a statement.
Follow-up. This is a crucial step during your job search that's easy to overlook. Always follow up with those you have met and — if possible — your applications. Show appreciation by sending thank-you emails or notes and keep people informed of your progress.
Break your search down into daily steps. Try not to get stuck with job search tasks such as rewriting your resume numerous times or staying behind a computer screen sending in applications rather spend your time where you'll broaden your knowledge and meet new people. A job search takes work and as with most things in life, the effort you make will pay off when you land a great career opportunity.
How fast have you found a job? What did you do that made it happen?


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Q: Android falls on custom-view basic constructor Here is my code when I'm trying to create a custom view. I understand it should define 3 basic constructors to override. I do not understand why it falls on declaration custom view constructors if I add JSONObject. I still override all needed constructors in super. It works fine if I remove JSONObject from all 3 constructors and leave it in default form.
What can be a problem?
public abstract class _ASListItem extends ConstraintLayout implements IControl, IASListItem
{
    private JSONObject jsonObject = new JSONObject();

    public void onSetJSONObject(JSONObject jsonObject)
    {
        this.jsonObject = jsonObject;
    }

    public JSONObject onGetJSONObject() { return this.jsonObject; }

    public _ASListItem(JSONObject jsonObject, Context context)
    {
        super(context);
        this.onSetJSONObject(jsonObject);
    }
    public _ASListItem(JSONObject jsonObject, Context context, AttributeSet attrs)
    {
        super(context,attrs);
        this.onSetJSONObject(jsonObject);
    }

    public _ASListItem(JSONObject jsonObject, Context context, AttributeSet attrs, int defStyle)
    {
        super(context,attrs,defStyle);
        this.onSetJSONObject(jsonObject);
    }

    @Override
    protected void onAttachedToWindow()
    {
        super.onAttachedToWindow();
        this.onSetLayoutView(this);

        this.onInitInstance(this);
        this.onHandleInstance(this);
        this.onUpdateInstance(this);
    }
}

Here is an Error I get from a java Interpreter

java.lang.RuntimeException: Unable to start activity ComponentInfo{mobile.application/mobile.application.activity.activityUserInfo}: android.view.InflateException: Binary XML file line #34: Binary XML file line #34: Error inflating class mobile.application.custom.customHeadUserInfo


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Child of the Urban Wilderness
Cole believes that the best way to help the river is by example. Above all, he says, we need to get people out on the water.
By Jack Greer
Back in 1958, as a Boy Scout in troop 1205, Carl Cole undertook a project he entitled, "My Urban Wilderness." He explored up and down the river and documented the birds, deer and raccoons he found living there. For him the Anacostia was as intriguing as any national park or wildlife area.
Cole, who "just turned 60," says that in his view the Anacostia has always been "fishable and swimable," because he has always fished and swum in it. "I love where I live," he says, referring not only to the river and the nation's capital, but to other nearby amenities, such as the Langston Golf Course - the first, he says, designed for African-American patrons.
For Cole, the Anacostia flows near the very heart of the nation's history. In Colonial times, he says, the Anacostia was Washington's deeper river, with ships carrying through to Bladensburg. During the nation's early days, Cole says, Washington Navy Yard was the capital's principal port, where diplomats landed. That began to change in the 1850s, according to Cole, when the river rapidly began to fill with sediment.
"There is a lot of history here," Cole says. He refers to battles during the War of 1812, and to the place where Lincoln's assassin, John Wilkes Booth, escaped across a bridge here. He also relates how convicted co-conspirator Mary Surratt, along with three others, was hanged here at Fort McNair, on July 7, 1865. The river, he says, played a central role in the nation's early decades, and planners envisioned the Anacostia as the site of statesmen's homes.
Industrial development changed much of that vision, and parts of the Anacostia became the capital's back door. "This has nothing to do with race," Cole asserts, pointing out that until relatively recently, many of the Anacostia's neighborhoods were not populated by minorities but by whites, including areas largely inhabited by the military and their families.
Cole believes that the best way to help the river is by example. Above all, he says, we need to get people out on the water. "Get them used to it,"Cole says. "Get people out racing in dragon boats. That's how you make a difference."
Raised near the Anacostia, where he learned to sail, paddle and swim, Carl Cole has become one of the river's chief advocates. He founded a rowing and sailing organization in 1987 and he devotes his time to introducing young people to the same river he knew as a boy.
In 1987 Cole became the founding president of the Organization for Anacostia Rowing and Sailing (OARS). Now the Capital Rowing Club is here, as well as the Gonzaga High School rowing club. There are also other clubs and "scholastic teams." Some of these teams, whether in racing shells or dragon boats, have been regional and national champions, he says.
The rowing clubs use an old brick boathouse, now refurbished, that stands on National Park Service land, between the Navy Yard and shoreline belonging to the Army Corps of Engineers. "The Army Corps has been a good neighbor," Cole says, and has helped them from time to time. He also says that the Navy has been "very active" in helping.
"This is a dream of mine," Cole says of the restored boathouse, the stacks of racing shells and brightly painted dragon boats.
"Still," he says, "people are afraid of this river. Because of the rhetoric." What we need, Cole says, "is human interaction and not a search for demons."
One of Cole's personal goals is to introduce young people to the same river he knew as a boy, and he now participates in a program designed to get young people out on the river called "Kids Set Sail."
"You educate people about the river when you get them on the water," he says. "The river is like a library. To learn from it, "you have to use it."
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AMES, Iowa — Singing is a fun way to exercise our vocal chords and express ourselves. But for Parkinson's patients, it may be especially therapeutic. A recent study shows it can also boost mood and motor function in those battling the disease.
The findings from the Iowa State University pilot study show that group singing improves mood in people with Parkinson's disease similarly to what is seen from medication treatments. The new study expands on prior research that found singing helps with respiratory and swallow function.
Researchers recorded blood pressure, heart rate and cortisol levels of 17 participants in a therapeutic singing group. The participants were also asked to report their levels of sadness, anxiety, happiness and anger before and after a one-hour singing session.
There have been few studies on how singing affects physical and emotional measures in people with Parkinson's disease. Although not statistically significant, the results showed a reduction in all three markers — blood pressure, heart rate and cortisol levels. And while there was not a great difference in happiness or anger following group singing, participants did report feeling less anxious and sad.
Researchers say the results, though promising, do not tell us why we see behavioral changes from singing. They are now looking at blood samples to determine levels of oxytocin — a hormone the body produces during bonding experiences. The blood samples are also clues to the brain's neuroplasticity — ability to offset insults from injuries or disease — and inflammation levels that show the degree of disease progression.
Stegemöller cautions that these results are preliminary. But she says the data does show significant improvements from singing that closely match the benefits of taking medication.With Parkinson's disease numbers expected to double in the next 20 years, researchers are cautiously optimistic about therapeutic singing as an affordable and accessible treatment option for people with the condition, with the potential to improve motor symptoms and quality of life.
Results from the pilot study were presented at the Society for Neuroscience 2018 conference.


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The QuickSchools Standard Charges module is actually a very powerful tool for applying discounts and charges based on group of students. For example, you may have a discount for siblings, or a discount for veterans, or a discount for employees. Although the Fees Tracking module may not know automatically if a student is deserving of one of these special discounts, once you include a student into a standard charge, the Fee Tracking module remembers this, so you can re-apply the same discount/charge in the future.
One you've saved the Standard Charge, it'll appear in your list of standard charges.
When you're done, clicking on "OK" will bring you back to the previous screen. You can then go ahead and click on "Charge Students".
The important thing to note here is that if you click on "Apply" again, all the students and customizations you had entered previously remains. So you can re-apply the same charges or discounts to the same group of students over and over again as desired. You can of course make changes to the list of students or to the student-customized transactions as necessary, before re-applying the standard charge.
Charges / Discounts for Siblings: Create a Standard Charge and only include the appropriate siblings for which the charge/discount should be applied. Depending on your discount structure, you may need a separate "First Sibling Discount", "Second Sibling Discount" and so on.
Charges / Discounts for specific courses / subjects: Create a Standard Charge for a specific course or subject, and include only those students into the Standard Charge.
Financial Aid: Create a Standard Charge for the Financial Aid, and include the appropriate students into the standard charge. You can then customize the charge for individual students when the standard charge is applied.
Scholarships: Similar to Financial Aid, simply create a Standard Charge for the scholarship (you may offer different scholarships with different names), and include the appropriate students into the standard charge.
You can use negative dollar amounts to denote receipt of funds from the school to the student, either for a discount, a scholarship, or financial aid.
Remember that although you have to manually include students into a Standard Charge, once the Standard Charge is created, you can re-apply the charge multiple times to the same group of students. You only need to include the students into the list the first time, because the Standard Charge remembers who's included in the list for future applications of the charges. You can also customize the charges for each student when applying the charge as well.


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package org.kuali.rice.krms.impl.repository;

import org.kuali.rice.krad.data.jpa.PortableSequenceGenerator;
import org.kuali.rice.krms.api.repository.term.TermDefinition;
import org.kuali.rice.krms.api.repository.term.TermDefinitionContract;
import org.kuali.rice.krms.api.repository.term.TermParameterDefinition;

import javax.persistence.CascadeType;
import javax.persistence.Column;
import javax.persistence.Entity;
import javax.persistence.GeneratedValue;
import javax.persistence.Id;
import javax.persistence.JoinColumn;
import javax.persistence.ManyToOne;
import javax.persistence.OneToMany;
import javax.persistence.Table;
import javax.persistence.Transient;
import javax.persistence.Version;
import java.io.Serializable;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.Map.Entry;

@Entity
@Table(name = "KRMS_TERM_T")
public class TermBo implements TermDefinitionContract, Serializable {

    private static final long serialVersionUID = 1l;

    public static final String TERM_SEQ_NAME = "KRMS_TERM_S";

    @PortableSequenceGenerator(name = TERM_SEQ_NAME) @GeneratedValue(generator = TERM_SEQ_NAME) @Id @Column(
            name = "TERM_ID")
    private String id;

    @Column(name = "TERM_SPEC_ID")
    private String specificationId;

    @Column(name = "DESC_TXT")
    private String description;

    @Version @Column(name = "VER_NBR", length = 8)
    protected Long versionNumber;

    // new-ing up an empty one allows the TermBo lookup to work on fields in the term specification:
    @ManyToOne(targetEntity = TermSpecificationBo.class, cascade = {CascadeType.REFRESH})
    @JoinColumn(name = "TERM_SPEC_ID", referencedColumnName = "TERM_SPEC_ID", insertable = false, updatable = false)
    private TermSpecificationBo specification = new TermSpecificationBo();

    @OneToMany(targetEntity = TermParameterBo.class, orphanRemoval = true,
            cascade = {CascadeType.REFRESH, CascadeType.MERGE, CascadeType.REMOVE, CascadeType.PERSIST},
            mappedBy = "term"
    )
    private List<TermParameterBo> parameters;

    @Transient
    private Map<String, String> parametersMap = new HashMap<String, String>();

    /**
     * Converts a mutable bo to it's immutable counterpart
     *
     * @param bo the mutable business object
     * @return the immutable object
     */
    public static TermDefinition to(TermBo bo) {
        if (bo == null) {
            return null;
        }

        return TermDefinition.Builder.create(bo).build();
    }

    /**
     * Converts a immutable object to it's mutable bo counterpart
     *
     * @param im immutable object
     * @return the mutable bo
     */
    public static TermBo from(TermDefinition im) {
        if (im == null) {
            return null;
        }

        TermBo bo = new TermBo();
        bo.id = im.getId();
        bo.specificationId = im.getSpecification().getId();
        bo.description = im.getDescription();
        bo.specification = TermSpecificationBo.from(im.getSpecification());
        bo.parameters = new ArrayList<TermParameterBo>();

        for (TermParameterDefinition parm : im.getParameters()) {
            TermParameterBo termParmBo = TermParameterBo.from(parm);
            bo.parameters.add(termParmBo);
            termParmBo.setTerm(bo);
        }

        bo.versionNumber = im.getVersionNumber();

        return bo;
    }

    public TermSpecificationBo getSpecification() {
        return specification;
    }

    public void setSpecification(TermSpecificationBo specification) {
        this.specification = specification;
    }

    public List<TermParameterBo> getParameters() {
        return parameters;
    }

    public Map<String, String> getParametersMap() {
        return parametersMap;
    }

    public void setParameters(List<TermParameterBo> parameters) {
        this.parameters = parameters;
    }

    public void exportToParametersMap() {
        // merge in TermParameterBo values
        if (parameters != null) {
            for (TermParameterBo param : parameters) {
                parametersMap.put(param.getName(), param.getValue());
            }
        }
    }

    public void importFromParametersMap() {
        if (parameters == null) {
            parameters = new ArrayList<TermParameterBo>();
        } else {
            if (parametersMap == null || parametersMap.isEmpty()) {
                for (TermParameterBo param : parameters) {
                    parametersMap.put(param.getName(), param.getValue());
                }
            }
            parameters.clear();
        }

        for (Entry<String, String> paramEntry : parametersMap.entrySet()) {
            TermParameterDefinition termDef = TermParameterDefinition.Builder.create(null, id, paramEntry.getKey(),
                    paramEntry.getValue()).build();
            parameters.add(TermParameterBo.from(termDef));
        }
    }

    public String getDescription() {
        return description;
    }

    public void setDescription(String description) {
        this.description = description;
    }

    public String getSpecificationId() {
        return specificationId;
    }

    public void setSpecificationId(String specificationId) {
        this.specificationId = specificationId;
    }

    public String getId() {
        return id;
    }

    public void setId(String id) {
        this.id = id;
    }

    public Long getVersionNumber() {
        return versionNumber;
    }

    public void setVersionNumber(Long versionNumber) {
        this.versionNumber = versionNumber;
    }
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub