Two very short shorts you might care to peek at, both for the visuals (especially the latter, with a boatload of heavy-duty compositing Michel Gondry would be proud of), and the soundtracks, which share their origins of Nodey & Omar Tryana. First up is a 1m30 stop motion animation, not really with any particular narrative, but plenty of geometric imagination: Protéigon. Then, there's a 2m30 tourism spot, of all things, for Fontrevaud Abbey, a UNESCO World Heritage Site: Welcome to Fontrevaud. With both of them, I'd recommend some good speakers or headphones, if possible.
Don't suppose anyone here has experience with ultra-wide angle lenses? I'd be interested in hearing peeps' experiences with any. Sometime in 2012, I'd like to lay my paws on something down at the low end of the focal length spectrum - the ideal, of course, would be the Nikkor 14-24mm f/2.8, but whilst that's top-rate in every regard, it's also not quite the cheapest. (Now there's a surprise, in lens selection..) More realistically, I'm tempted by the Sigma 10-20mm f/4-5.6. Not the fastest UWA around, but seems to be reasonably sharp, at least in the central area, and not bad on the chromatic aberrations front either - and going down to 10mm, even on a crop body, would open up new photographic possibilities. ^_^ But the Tokina 11-16mm seems also well regarded - perhaps sharper, but not as good on CA. And then there's the Sigma 8-16mm, which advances the art into Ridiculously Ultra Wide.. =:) Realistically, I suspect I'll wind up with the 10-20mm, primarily for cost, and its usefully wide range.
I really need to get along there sometime. ^_^ Trouble is, of course, I don't know anyone there, so I'd be stuck having to pay for hotels, or settle for hostels (I like my own private nook), and Iceland's not overly cheap.. still, I ought to look into how practical even just a few days might be, with a view to capturing some of the natural wonder photographically - even, perhaps, a bit of the wildlife, if I can locate some likely spots to try within that limited time.
I'd love to go there, and going with someone else helps cutting back on costs too!
On Doctor Who two-parters, I think it was Barry Letts who worked out, as far back as Season Seven, that it was the first episode of each story that got the viewers hooked, which was why Season Eight saw a move towards four episode stories and more 'opening nights'.
The cliffhanger endings worked throughout the 1963-1989 run, but they don't quite work in the same way now. The most awesome are those which work on a dramatic level (The End of Time: The Time Lords are back, and they have a budget! Bad Wolf: The Doctor's declared war on the Daleks!) rather than the old 'how is the Doctor/companion going to get out of this mildly perilous situation?' Aliens of London had a few problems, but the totally non-suspenseful cliffhanger was the most obvious, pointing out just how far TV had moved on since the days when you could get away with a gurning Tom Baker fading into the credit sequence.
Oh, but those classic (in every sense!) cliffhangers, so often ushered in with a dramatic zoom in, as that wondrous theme sting hit.. indeed, it'd be difficult to get away with something like that now, not to mention the pacing so often observed then.
All the same, I'll miss the longer stories - as with The End of Time, sometimes the story simply is larger than 45 minutes, of such scope that attempting to do so would feel highly compressed.
I do wonder at the number of people that seemingly give up on the second parts, but perhaps that's simply people having gauged that this isn't a story that's catching them, and so they'll give the latter portion a pass?
Myself, I'd actually enjoy stronger story arcs, even to the point of Babylon 5 - there needn't be any let-up in the Doctor and friends zooming around time and space, trying to stop something happening, or maybe (for a change!) trying to ensure it does. The scale could be oh, so grand.. maybe Steven Baxter's "Space", or Vernor Vinge's "A Fire Upon the Deep", spanning millennia and galaxies, yet in such a way that we genuinely feel the immensity of scope, rather than whipping out some incredible number as a year, completely in isolation to anything else we've seen.


Higher Education Minister of Karnataka is Only 8th Pass?
G T Devegowda, a newly elected MLA from Chamunda constituency (after defeating Siddharamaiya), has been given the portfolio of higher education by the Chief Minister. GT find it difficult to cope up with the work due to his poor English, now trolled over on social media. Sources say, he approached the senior Devegowda for change of portfolio to PWD or Power, but Junior Devegowda did not agree and asked him to continue. Recently, one delegation of students from USA met him and as sources say, due to poor English he spoke in Kannada only though one interpreter was engaged to translate. It is very interesting to see one class 8th pass is managing higher education department. Sadly though, this is not the first time, it has also happened in past in the central government?


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The state health department reported 196 new COVID-19 cases
The number of confirmed coronavirus cases in Kansas increased by 332 to a total of 314,855
The EEOC released new guidelines for employers on requiring or encouraging workers to get vaccinated against COVID-19
Strong relationship between coach and her team leads Topeka High to triumph
Kansas takes the ex Topeka High star Ky Thomas
Olympic medical and science official says "everyone agrees" that trans women are real women
Bill Self announced he has tested positive for COVID-19
The Kansas coaching staff is bringing in another quality addition to the offensive line
Three monthly Farmers and Makers Market events are hosted by Topeka Vendors Market
Queen Elizabeth forced to cancel trip, "reluctantly" accepting medical advice to rest at home
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TOPEKA, Kan – Small businesses in Topeka could look forward to more local relief after the city council unanimously voted to add over $500,000 to its business relief fund.
The governing body voted to amend the 2019 Consolidated Action plan's budget to add the additional CARES Act money at Tuesday night's meeting. Small business grants will receive $529,131 from the budget amendment, according to documents attached to the meeting's agenda.
The city was required to amend the 2019 action plan to utilize the funds.
"Preference is given to minority and women owned businesses," said Corrie Wright, housing services director, last week when she spoke to city council. "The additional funds will be a great asset to the community."
This is the second amendment to the 2019 action plan with the current business relief funding projected to soon run out.
CARES Act funds have to be used to "prevent, prepare for or respond" to the pandemic, Wright said. Businesses must show a need, demonstrate a loss due to the virus and the business owner or 51% of a business's employees must be low- to moderate-income to be eligible.
The additional funding could help 26 businesses in Topeka.
Councilmember Mike Lesser told The Topeka Capital-Journal local business relief programs are hoping to help businesses that may have been ineligible for other programs. Lesser is also a member of the Joint Economic Development Organization's local business task force that is working on additional COVID-19 relief.
The city's relief program has different requirements for the money because it relies on federal funds, but JEDO's program has fewer restrictions because it is funded locally.
"What we don't want to do is have the same people eligible and leave the same people out," he said.
Topeka City Manager will get help in the form of a chief of staff
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By Mike PrindivilleAug 7, 2013, 11:40 AM EDT
Despite needing a versatile defender or a strong, physical defensive midfielder more than a striker, Arsenal insist in marching on in their pursuit of Liverpool goal-machine Luis Suarez.
It's a pursuit that seems destined to fail so much so that one has to wonder if Arsene Wenger and his back-room boys are even serious in their approach.
A colleague of mine, Tom, suggested last week that Arsenal's bid for Suarez is simply a means of proving to supporters that – after announcing last spring that they had a massive transfer kitty and could afford Wayne Rooney's wages – the club is finally ready to 'splash the cash,' when in actuality, that couldn't be further from the truth.
Because splashing the cash is bad for business. And when it comes to England, no one runs a better business-based club than Arsenal.
So these bids for Suarez?
All hogwash. Veiled moves designed simply to back up those careless words uttered a few months back that convinced Gunners supporters of big name signings in this summer's transfer window.
Look, I'm not saying that I necessarily believe such a conspiracy theory but it's not entirely outside the realm of possibility. Whether you believe such a theory or not, the question you've got to ask yourself is this —
Are Arsenal really going to pay Liverpool the fee they desire for Suarez?
If your answer is yes, then I'm interested in hearing why, so feel free to drop a line in the comments.
But keep in mind that prying the Uruguayan from Anfield will likely cost in the region of $77 million (£50m). That means Arsenal will be ponying up $54 million (£35m) more than their previous record transfer fee paid to Zenit Saint Petersburg for Andrey Arshavin in 2009.
To do that for a player with Suarez' checkered past – especially when Arsenal could bring in Wayne Rooney at a savings of $31-$39 million – seems completely ridiculous, not to mention counter-intuitive to the Gunners financial credos.
Of course, Rooney has been known to be a bit of a headache as well. But you get the point.
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Co-funded by the National Science and Engineering Research Council (NSERC) and in partnership with the Laval University (Québec), the programs will explore the positive effects of natural extracts containing specific polyphenols on the gut microbiota. The two 5-year research programs include a more than $3 million investment over five years and are designed to generate evidence supporting the development of new natural food ingredients to promote human health.
Experts are beginning to understand the essential role of gut microbiota on preventing chronic diseases, such as obesity, and the importance of a balanced diet in maintaining health. Consumption of fruits and vegetables is linked to the benefits attributed to the fiber and polyphenols they contain. The understanding of these effects is a promising area of research that would not only help to explain the impact of fruits and vegetables on health, but also open the door to the development of effective new dietary supplements or functional foods.
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Björn Ulvæus is attached to the English song version of the Swedish feelgood movie produced by Unlimited Stories with backing from Nordisk Film & TV Fond.
The musical A Piece of My Heart (En del av mitt hjärta) in the same vein as La La Land, is set to make a splash on Swedish screens on December 25 via Nordisk Film.
This week selected world buyers at Santa Monica's American Film Market (AFM) are invited by Picture Tree International to sneak-previews of a brand-new English version of the songs, co-signed by Emmy-award nominated songwriter Andreas Carlsson and ABBA co-founder Björn Ulvæus.
Based on Tomas Ledin's music and lyrics, the film reunites stage and musical director Edward af Sillén, writer Lars Johansson (Kopps, A Summer Tale), choreographer Roine Söderlundh (West Side Story, Grease), cinematographer Tunomo Hutri (The Fencer).
The stellar cast includes Malin Åkerman (Watchmen), Christian Hillborg (The Bridge), Jonas Karlsson (The Perfect Patient), Marie Richardson (Before We Die) and Johan Rheborg (Solsidan).
The story revolves around Isabella, a career woman who returns to her hometown to celebrate her father's birthday. Back home, she learns that her teenage sweetheart is getting married and realises that some feelings never go away.
To boost the film's international potential, producer Patrik Ryborn and sales agent Andreas Rothbauer agreed to go 'the extra mile' and create an English language version of the songs, keeping the Swedish cast. "We think that an English song version will give distributors - especially in dubbing countries - a possibility to have a local language version, without having to dub the songs into the local language, given that pop music is still very much an English language concept," said Rothbauer.
Björn Ulvaeus created the lyrics for four songs: Piece of the Puzzle, I wish I could Sing, A Piece of my Heart and Summers have an end. "Since Tomas Ledin and Björn are old friends, Tomas approached him, and we were lucky that Björn had the time to help us," notes Ryborn adding: "Naturally, it was expensive to make new recordings of the songs, translations, and two sound mixes, but hopefully more countries will be interested to see this spectacular film."
Rothbauer says he is looking for "commercially-minded and market-driven distributors that are able to pull a commercial release", but he also believes in the film's strong potential on VOD and television.
According to Deadline who first published the news, territories that have pre-bought the film so far include Israel (Nachshon Film), Poland (TVP) and Taiwan (AV Jet Media). The film was co-produced by Finland's MRP Matila Röhr Productions and Film i Väst. Nordisk Film Distribution handles Nordic territories.
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La Propulsión láser es una forma de propulsión por haz de luz donde la fuente de energía es un sistema láser remoto (generalmente basado en tierra) y separado de la masa de reacción. Esta forma de propulsión difiere de un cohete químico convencional donde la energía y la masa de reacción provienen de los propulsores sólidos o líquidos a bordo del vehículo.

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Los conceptos básicos que subyacen a un sistema de propulsión de "vela" propulsado por fotones fueron desarrollados por Eugen Sänger y el físico húngaro György Marx. Los conceptos de propulsión con cohetes con energía láser fueron desarrollados por Arthur Kantrowitz y Wolfgang Moekel en la década de 1970. Una exposición de las ideas de propulsión láser de Kantrowitz se publicó en 1988.

Los sistemas de propulsión láser pueden transferir impulso a una nave espacial de dos maneras diferentes. La primera forma utiliza la presión de radiación de fotones para impulsar la transferencia de momento y es el principio detrás de velas solares y velas láser. El segundo método usa el láser para ayudar a expulsar la masa de la nave espacial como en un cohete convencional. Este es el método propuesto más frecuentemente, pero está fundamentalmente limitado en las velocidades finales de la nave espacial por la ecuación del cohete.

Referencias

Enlaces externos
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 Investigaciones A un Láser Potencial-NASP Tecnología de Transporte.  Proceedings De la NASA/USRA Adelantó Programa de Diseño 6.º Verano Anual Conferencia.  NASA. Junio 1990.
 Informe final de NIAC estudio en HX sistema lanzador
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Indiana RadioWatch: March 14, 2016
It was 1966 when WLYV began a Top 40 format. To commemorate that 50 year anniversary, Adams Radio Group's Talk/WLYV (1450am, Fort Wayne) flips format to oldies. The talk lineup remains on WJFX-HD2 (107.9fm, New Haven), and on translator W277AK (103.3fm, Fort Wayne). Westwood One's "Good Time Oldies" supplies the format, and air personalities include Rick Hughes (Noon until 3pm on Friday). Mr. Hughes continues his Saturday 3p until 9pm air shift, which re-airs on Sunday from 3pm until 9pm.
Quincy Broadcasting's FOX affiliate WSJV-TV (Channel 28, Elkhart) welcomes back Ken Garcia as morning anchor. About a decade ago, Mr. Garcia worked at WSJV doing weekend weather and reporting, before working his way up to morning meteorologist. Mr. Garcia began this morning. Mr. Garcia succeeds Steve DuVal who exited the station last Friday.
AllAccess reports Indiana Community Radio Corporation closes on the $27,000 sale of its W287BR (105.3fm, Carthage) to BAS Broadcasting. BAS will use the translator to rebroadcast their WMVO(AM) (1300am, Mount Vernon, Ohio), southeast of Toledo.
Where Are They Now: This Summer, former WISH-TV chief investigative reporter Karen Hensel will join NECN (New England Cable News) as an investigative reporter. Based in Newtown, Massachusetts, Comcast owns NECN through its NBC Owned Television Stations division.)
Radio Spotlight
Here's part five of our WTHI(AM) history series. This will be part one of a two part essay from Bryan Thomas:
"In 1963 as a shy lonely high school freshman with no car keys, no girlfriend (radio would change that) and nowhere to go, I became smitten with the biz and slowly broke out of my shell. By my senior year, I had managed to insinuate myself into my first on-air gig. I had spent so much time hanging around 1400 WROZ (Rosie Radio) in Evansville, IN they felt obliged to hire me. I became their weekend "Boy Wonder" (a takeoff from the popular Batman TV series). My first time on the air was a Friday evening in late November of 1965. It was trial by fire. It was the Christmas season and the station was sold out with commercials. Consequently carts were stacked sky high (we ran a lot of 30's back in those days). It was 6 p.m. and my lead song out of ABC News at 55 was "Day Tripper" by the Beatles. I had made the bigtime; a teenager on the radio in a showcase studio above one of the busiest downtown intersections in a city of 140,000. If it got any better than that, I didn't want to know about it!
In the fall of 1966, I moved to Terre Haute to attend Indiana State University. I applied at 1480 WTHI and 1230 WBOW (both Top 40 stations). Ronn Mott at 1480 gave me a job while 1230 only pirated bits of liners and jingles off my WROZ aircheck. And the scoundrels actually aired them! I will always cherish my days at 1480 and the privilege of getting to work with numerous highly-talented and collegial individuals: In particular - Ronn Mott, Dick Randall, Andy Bickel, and Loren Owens.
Because the previous installments of the AM 1480 WTHI retrospect have concentrated on the Air Force era (roughly 1966-68), I thought I would share a few memorable events from later years. 1480's air sound went through a noticeable evolution similar to the Beatles. It started out very wholesome and pop oriented but eventually became much edgier, even going off the rails at times. It morphed into a highly atypical Top 40 station especially by the time the early 70's rolled around.
For several years, I was music director. In 1969, our playlist was around 40-50 titles. But by 1971 it had dwindled to 30 under the tutelage of Mike Ventura who wanted to mirror the super tight Top 40 sound sweeping the nation as spearheaded by consultants Bill Drake and Gene Chenault.
However before our playlist became constrained, I would occasionally go way out on a limb when adding new music. We had a large rack in the production room where the records (45's) were stored in bins alphabetically by artist. When it was housecleaning time, I would shuffle through them (many were quite dusty) to see if there was anything interesting that may have been overlooked. For instance, I stumbled upon "Hawaii 5-0" by the Ventures. The Ventures had not had a significant hit in a number of years and virtually no one nationally was playing the tune despite the huge popularity of the TV show. I thought what the heck and we gave it a try. The phones rang off the hook. I notified Bill Roberts at Liberty Records who immediately took out a full page spread in Billboard magazine, "WTHI 1480 in Terre Haute Says Hawaii 5-0 by the Ventures is a Hit!" A month or so later I did the very same thing with "Time of The Season" by the Zombies (Parrot/Date). We nearly got the gold record for both songs (close but no cigar). I blamed it on politics (larger market stations with more clout crashing our party). Additionally, through mere happenstance I flipped Donovan's "To Susan on The West Coast Waiting" and determined the B side "Atlantis" should have been the A side. I notified Epic and the rest is history.
Columbia Records had a major plant in Terre Haute and we took full advantage of the close proximity. Columbia and a variety of other labels (Warner Bros/Reprise, Epic, London, etc.) were all pressed at the Terre Haute facility. Most music would arrive at the station via U.S. mail, but when possible record promoters were happy to phone in special orders directly to the Terre Haute facility. Then one of us would drive out to the plant office, get the invoice, and take it to the warehouse where a stocker would procure the song(s).
One moment I have never forgotten was the time I was doing a remote broadcast with Ron Howes at the Meadows Shopping Center in Terre Haute circa 1969 or '70 during our annual Go Fly A Kite Day. It was an exceptionally windy afternoon in March, and Ron and I were having difficulty with our kite's stability. When we threw it back to the studio, an always witty and slightly naughty Andy Bickel jumped in and said, "We'll check back in with Ron and Bryan in a few minutes after they go out and get some tail." Leave it to Andy!"
If there's something we need to add to the "calendar," please let us know. Also, errors do sometimes occur. Please e-mail us if this information is not correct!
March 14: In 1974, WLYV (1450am) in Fort Wayne changed formats from Top 40 to Country, with a switch in ownership. Until 1980, Jack Nicklaus owned the station under the corporate name "Golden Bear Broadcasting". In 1999, 91.9fm, Defiance, Ohio signed on.
March 15: In 1954, WSJV-TV (Elkhart) signed on at Channel 52.
March 16: In 1956, 1270am, Elkhart signed on as WCMR ("Clarence Moore").
March 17: In 1957, 95.5fm, Indianapolis signed on as WFMS ("Williams FM Service," for owner Martin Risser Williams).
March 19: In 1997, 94.1fm, Roanoke flipped formats to Modern AC, as "Star 94.1" and call letters to WYSR.
Operations Director - West Lafayette - WBAA
Description: Responsible for scheduling prerecorded and live programming on all WBAA content channels including AM/FM/HD2 platforms. Maintain program schedules and logs for all stations. Oversee and troubleshoot broadcast transmitters. Schedule regular and holiday/special programming on automation system. Manage automation system to achieve the highest quality broadcast service for all content channels. Position reports to the Director of Content.
Bachelor's degree.
One year of experience with public media operations.
Consideration will be given to an equivalent combination of related education and required work experience.
Experience with broadcast automation systems.
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
Self-starter, highly motivated, along with ability to work well on a number of projects simultaneously and effectively.
Proficiency with computer software.
Detail-oriented, organized, dedicated and results-oriented.
Broadcast operational trouble shooting skills.
Bachelor's degree in Broadcasting, Electrical Engineering or related field.
Familiarity with public radio distribution platforms including Content Depot and PRX.
Knowledge of web platforms including NPR's Core Publisher.
Computer troubleshooting skills.
A background check will be required for employment in this position.
FLSA: Exempt (Not Eligible For Overtime)
Retirement Eligibility: Defined Contribution Waiting Period.
Purdue University is an EEO/AA employer. All individuals, including minorities, women, individuals with disabilities and veterans are encouraged to apply.
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WIMC/WCDQ/WCVL, Crawfordsville is looking to hire a full time outside sales person with prior sales experience or a marketing/broadcast education. This person will handle some existing accounts plus prospect new businesses in Montgomery and surrounding counties. Must be able to handle multiple projects, meet deadlines and monthly sales goals. Must have reliable transportation. Mail resume and references to dapeach at forchtbroadcasting dot com or mail to Dave Peach, GM, PO Box 603, Crawfordsville, IN 47933. Forcht Broadcasting is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
Lake City Media Group (an Equal Opportunity Employer) is searching for a News & Content Director for our local News & Information Station, "News Now Warsaw" (1480-AM & 99.7-FM). The ideal candidate has a clear understanding of fair, balanced and non-sensationalized news radio. Applicant should have a general understanding of news, government and law and the ability to build a successful newscast from start to finish. The perfect candidate will lead our news department and be willing to do what it takes to get the accurate story first. Duties include writing and generating news for on-air and web, interviewing news makers, producing local news casts, attending press conferences and/or meetings, monitoring local scanner traffic for lead generation and will take ownership in our acclaimed news department. Minimum of 1-2 years of small market on-air news experience preferred. Send resume, salary requirements, audio and writing samples to Program Director Kris Lake at klake at lakecitymediagroup dot com. No phone calls, please. Lake City Media Group is part of Federated Media.
89.1 WBOI (NPR News and Diverse Music), and Classical 94.1 WBNI seek a Chief Engineer for the two public radio stations serving Fort Wayne and Northeast Indiana. We are a growing organization in the process of relocating to a new facility in two-to-three years, which will include substantial investments in new equipment, new studios and production facilities. You will be an important part of our team while enjoying considerable autonomy and responsibility as our Chief Engineer.
The Chief Engineer is responsible for all technical and building operations and maintenance. Position reports directly to General Manager, and works closely with the Program Director and other staff. Occasional night and weekend work is necessary, with availability to respond 24/7 as needed. You must have the technical knowledge to operate and maintain two radio stations and all associated operations, be able to climb ladders, work in small spaces and have the ability to lift 50 pounds. Excellent interpersonal skills and the ability to communicate technical issues to non-technical personnel are important. The ability to solve problems, think creatively, work independently, and troubleshoot is highly valued.
AASEET Degree or similar
5 or more years of radio broadcast engineering experience
Knowledge of FM broadcast and STL transmission systems including combiners
Ability to troubleshoot and repair FM and HD transmitters and associated equipment
Minimum 3 years of experience with Broadcast Electronics AudioVault Delivery Systems for both time-based and control-based satellite automation
New construction involving studio and transmitter sites
Familiarity with FCC rules and regulations
Network administration and IT support for Microsoft Windows Server and Windows 7 & 8 operating systems
PBX management
Drafting budgets for expenses, capital expenditures, and projects
Valid driver's license and means of transportation
The following experience will be particularly beneficial:
� Work with AudioVault FLeX
� Experience with Axia Livewire or Wheatstone Wheat-Net audio over IP solutions
� Knowledge of IP based phone systems
� Familiarity with Microsoft Exchange
� Traffic and music software automation integration
� Engineering remote broadcasts and live performances
� Experience with FTP delivery systems
Please include resume and narrative/cover letter detailing how your experience relates to the job duties and qualifications of this position.
Position is open until filled.
E-mail resume and cover letter to: Peter Dominowski, President and General Manager, at: pdominowski at nipr dot fm.
We are an Equal Opportunity Employer, and do not discriminate with regard to race, gender, ethnicity, religion, or sexual orientation.
DLC Media's True Oldies 104.9 WAXI--FM needs a Marketing Consultant. Retail Sales and/or Marketing Sales background. Team Player, energetic, Problem solver. Good people skills and an effective multi-tasker. Must have good computer skills and can create customized presentations. We require a high school graduate with some college preferred. Retail background a plus. We provide basic training and daily support. We offer a monthly Salary/Draw of $2,500 with commission opportunities and bonus money. We pay 67% of your personal and family health insurance premiums. We offer a Simples IRA Retirement plan and will match your contribution up to 3% of your annual income. We provide monthly travel allowance as well as 2 weeks paid vacation plus paid holidays and paid sick days. We have a great team environment. DLC Media, Inc. owns and operates Radio Station True Oldies 104.9 WAXI-FM as well as Memories 107.9 WAMW-FM and The General 95.9 & 1580 WAMW. We have a LMA with Vincennes University's 96-7 Jack FM WFML. We are seeking a local direct sales professional. Candidate must display strong communication skills. The winning candidate will focus most of their time selling advertising on WAXI which serves the Terre Haute area market with our exclusive Oldies format, The Bob & Tom Show, Cubs Baseball, IU Sports, High School Sports and other local programming. While we do offer special sponsorship opportunities we are looking for a person who can probe and find ways to help local retailers with their marketing needs with customized solutions. You must understand retail and the challenges business owners face. If interested, please send a cover letter and resume today to; Dave Crooks, President & General Manager at dlcmediainc at gmail dot com. or mail to 800 West National Hwy Washington, IN 47501. DLC Media is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
WIBC/Network Indiana is looking for a multi-media platform news talent who can gather and interpret content on multiple platforms, including digital (web, social media) and on-air. The position requires the production and gathering of text, images, audio/video, etc. The ideal candidate will have strong delivery, a versatile mindset for varying tasks, and be a natural storyteller.
Please apply online at http://www.emmis.com
Please send your resume' and air check materials to cedavis at indy dot emmis dot com.
G101-3, the world's most interactive radio station, is seeking its next Midday host. You'll do live middays on The G (Adult Top 40) and voicetrack evenings on our A/C sister station. Can you do a great show with phones, remotes and appearances, plus keep yourself plugged into our historic community? We need someone that can hit the ground running! If you think you can handle local, creative radio in a non-corporate environment and blend in with our talented yet dysfunctional staff you can E-mail your info to rickduncan at g1013 dot com ("Midday/Promotions" in the subject line)
Whitewater Broadcasting is proud to be an Equal Opportunity Employer.
Federated Media is currently accepting applications for the position of Promotions and Events Coordinator for our South Bend Radio Group.
The position encompasses all facets of the radio business on-air, on-line and in person. It requires multi-tasking along with managing people and your own personal time. Problem Solving Skills required.
As Promotions and Events coordinator you will be responsible for, but not limited to:
Working hand in hand with Program Directors and General Sales Managers to plan, schedule and execute contests, promotions, and events.
Hiring and scheduling of part time employees for live broadcasts and events
Implementing Interactive elements of marketing campaigns and events. (mobile, email, online, social media)
Making sure the listener experience at live broadcasts & events is a memorable one
This is a very enjoyable job but requires you to bring your best to the office every day. It is a job where no two days are alike and will be a job that is always evolving to meet the demands of each station's needs. Requires working on evenings and weekends as needed. Two to three years' experience and/or marketing degree preferred.
Interested? Contact Stephanie Michel at smichel at federatedmedia dot com.
Confidentiality assured. Federated Media is an Equal Opportunity Employer.


During a recent chat with the education professor within the faculty, he recommended a book to me('How to Write a Lot' by Paul J. Silva) to increase my writing output for myresearch and PhD. As I got to the end of the first chapter, the author talks about returning after the summer break and making excuses or feeling either proud that you achieved a lot or disappointed with yourself about all the things you promised to get done and didn't. Within the 'circle of education' this is a familiar feeling as the summer is often seen as not only as a time to relax and enjoy life, but also as a time to catch up. I've always been in education, from starting school to my current post as Senior Lecturer and I am somewhat comforted by the routines and cycles which exists within the teaching year. So what are the advantages and disadvantages of this approach for me?
Yearly Progression– One of my roles at university is to be an academic tutor for the a group of students. I am lucky enough to actually have a group in every year, meaning that I am constantly getting a new group of students as the ones which I have been supporting for the last three years head off for the big wide world of teaching. As the third years receive their final grades and post about leaving university, I remember all the meetings, discussions and emails that I have received from them throughout their three years at university. The progression they have made is huge – even in appearance when you look at the first year mugshots on my office wall! Progression is a key feature for all aspects of teaching and learning. The yearly cycle of teaching/learning allows us to have dedicated points of time to reflect on what we have taught and how effective the teaching/learning was and, quite uniquely, have another go at it all. Although the repeat attempt is possible, this should not been seen as a second chance meaning that the first does not need to be fully engaged with. I once attended a talk by Mr. Drew from the television series, Educating Yorkshire, and he made the valid point that, although we will have another go at it next year, for the learners this is their one and only attempt. But, as well as providing the opportunity to progress our teaching, the yearly cycle also provides us with the temptation for repetition.
Repeating the sessions – We are all very busy. Every year I think that there are new things to do as your roles and jobs have those extra bits tagged onto the peripherals. As sessions reappear to be taught there is the temptation to accept the success of the previous year's lesson or module and repeat them exactly the same for the second or even third time. Some sessions remain effective and challenge and engage the learners. But teaching and learning is always progressing and it is important to consider whether, although the session worked well the year before, it can be further improved upon. If this does not happen then there is the possibility that the circle turns more into a spiral, and a downward one at that. My own thoughts about this is that I tend to rework the sessions which didn't work as well first, and then move to the other ones. This could be seen as a valid starting point, although looking at the module/topic as a whole is also important in order to maintain continuity and flow throughout it. But when is the best time to do this?
Making changes – Although this is often identified as a 'summer job' there is, as previously mentioned, the possibility that you might return to work after the summer not actually having completed this. Whenever the year finishes, consider extending your year by one more week in order to 'complete' the year by collating and preparing for the following cycle. In this way, you are still 'involved' in the current year before starting the new one and ideas and alterations might be easier to identify. I often collect information and ideas throughout the year, tagging them in Evernote with the module code, in order to remind me for the following year's sessions. One of my summer jobs (within the previously mentioned one week extension), is to get a big sheet of paper and cut up the previous year's module handbook and collate the information from Evernote back into the module, with the student's comments about sessions also being taken into account. This allows me to create, or sometimes re-create, the module-flow ready for the next year. This is especially important since I use technology a lot within my teaching and I always want to model and include the most up to date resources.
I am a creature of habit with well established routines which form the basis of my day to day living, including writing this waffle every Sunday in Starbucks, so working in education has always suited the way I work and possibly live. I have to be aware of the security I gain from routines and ensure that I work on reflecting on sessions and making changes or advances where required. Maybe one day, my life, and maybe teaching, will shoot off on a tangent and I'll head off into unknown territory but, until that time, I will continue to make my way to the end of the year which will ultimately become the beginning.


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How King Charles is helping restore his father's childhood home in Greece
The late Prince Philip was one of the UK's most famous royals, but it might surprise some people to learn that he was actually from Greece. King Charles III recently met with the country's prime minister to discuss restoring his father's childhood home.
Prince Philip's exile from Greece
Philip was born in Greece, a member of both the Greek and Danish royal families. However, his family was deported from the country when he was 18 months old. He toured Europe until his marriage to Queen Elizabeth in 1947.
For many years the prince's family was not allowed to return to Greece, but their traces still remain in the country. One of them is the abandoned Tatoi Palace, a summer residence for the Greek royal family.
King Charles meets with the Greek Prime Minister
King Charles visited the palace on a recent visit to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the Greek War of Independence from the Ottoman Empire. He is now supporting plans to restore the building and open it to the public as a museum.
Aerial drone photo of Tatoi Palace, former summer residence of the Greek royal family and birthplace of King George II of Greece, Pernitha, Attica, Greece. (aerial-motion/Shutterstock.com)
The king met with Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis at Windsor Castle, where the pair drank tea and discussed restoration efforts. The King Charles Prince Foundation is advising the Greek authorities on how best to restore the palace.
Raja's Experience Renovating Old Buildings
This is not Raja's first experience of renovating an old building. He remodeled Dumfries House, a country house in Scotland. spokesman for the last king of Greece, King Constantine, said they are using the experience of King Charles "An example of best practice."
An abandoned vehicle rusts in a building on the grounds of Tatoi Palace. (pNicole/Shutterstock.com)
King Constantine lived in exile for nearly 40 years after Greece voted to become a republic in 1973. He maintained Tatooine Palace as a private residence until it was confiscated by the state in 1994.
The project is not only a tribute to King Charles' late father; It is also a way of honoring the King's grandfather and Prince Philip's father, Prince Andrew of Greece and Denmark. He was buried in the grounds of Tatoi Palace in 1944.
King Charles' partnership with the Greek government on this restoration project is not only a way for him to reconnect with his father and his own Greek heritage, but also a chance to use his experience restoring old buildings to their former glory Is.
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Of David. My soul, bless the Lord, and all my innards, His holy name.
My soul, bless the Lord and do not forget any of His benefits.
Who forgives all your iniquity, Who heals all your illnesses.
Who redeems your life from the pit, Who crowns you with kindness and mercy.
Who sates your mouth with goodness, that your youth renews itself like the eagle.
The Lord performs charitable deeds and judgment for all oppressed people.
He makes His ways known to Moses, to the children of Israel His deeds.
The Lord is merciful and gracious, slow to anger and with much kindness.
He will not quarrel to eternity, and He will not bear a grudge forever.
He has not dealt with us according to our sins, nor has He repaid us according to our iniquities.
For, as the height of the heavens over the earth, so great is His kindness toward those who fear Him.
As the distance of east from west, He distanced our transgressions from us.
As a father has mercy on sons, the Lord had mercy on those who fear Him.
For He knows our creation; He remembers that we are dust.
As for man-his days are like grass; like a flower of the field, so does he sprout.
For a wind passes over him and he is no longer here; and his place no longer recognizes him.
But the Lord's kindness is from everlasting to everlasting, and His charity to sons of sons.
To those who keep His covenant and to those who remember His commandments to perform them.
The Lord established His throne in the heavens, and His kingdom rules over all.
Bless the Lord, His angels, those mighty in strength, who perform His word, to hearken to the voice of His word.
Bless the Lord, all His hosts, His ministers, those who do His will.
Bless the Lord, all His works, in all the places of His dominion; my soul, bless the Lord.


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Q: SQL - counting a column value of its joined ID I need to count all the upvotes, and downvotes of a post,
and it should only show if the user is a friend with another user.
My problem is, the counting of upvotes, and downvotes is not accurate.
example:
the post_id 5 and 4 has only 1 upvote, but the retrieved data is saying that they have 3 upvotes.
Here's the sqlfiddle that i created.

A: Could you try if with this small change it returns the expected output:
COUNT(DISTINCT (CASE WHEN vote.vote_type = 'upvote' then vote_id ELSE NULL END)) AS 'upvote',
COUNT(DISTINCT (CASE WHEN vote.vote_type = 'downvote' then vote_id ELSE NULL END)) AS 'downvote',

A: See whether this gets you somewhere (tested in SQLite, the website doesn't work correctly).
SELECT vote_type, post_id, user_id, COUNT(*) FROM (
   SELECT * FROM post JOIN vote ON vote.post_id = post.post_id WHERE (post.user_id || "," || vote.user_id) IN (
      SELECT DISTINCT user_id || "," || friend_id FROM friend WHERE request = 'friend'
   )
) GROUP BY vote_type;

The big problem with this query is the concatenation (||), which I'm sure could be made more robust.

A: The problem occurs because user_id=8 has made 3 friend requests, so your query is generating a row for each of those requests, where you only want a single row - if you changed the query like this you could avoid the multiple counts :
SELECT user_info.id,user_info.fb_id,user_info.profile_pic,
   user_info.fname,user_info.lname, post.post_id,post.message,post.time,post.img,post.user_id,
   COUNT(CASE WHEN vote.vote_type = 'upvote' then 1 ELSE NULL END) AS 'upvote', COUNT(CASE WHEN vote.vote_type = 'downvote' then 1 ELSE NULL END) AS 'downvote'

   FROM user_info

   JOIN post
   on post.user_id = user_info.id

    LEFT JOIN vote ON
    vote.post_id = post.post_id

     WHERE EXISTS (select * FROM friend
     WHERE (friend.user_id = user_info.id OR friend.friend_id = user_info.id)
     AND friend.request = 'friend' AND (friend.user_id = 8 OR friend.friend_id = 8))

     GROUP BY post.post_id
     ORDER BY post.post_id DESC

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by Naija Social
Daft Punk, Macklemore & Ryan Lewis Top Winners at 56th GRAMMY Awards
February 5, 2014 in Headlines by Naija Social
A pair of duos win big on music's biggest night… Lorde surprises with Song of the Year nod… Kendrick Lamar, Paul McCartney, Katy Perry, Beyonce and Jay Z among performers
At a GRAMMY ceremony that will be forever known for a marriage ceremony with 33 couples presided over by Queen Latifah with Madonna singing, a dance music duo that does not speak dominated the awards with four artist wins.
Macklemore and Ryan Lewis, named best new artist, also had four wins. Lorde became the youngest artist to win in a general category besides best new artist when "Royals" was named song of the year.
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The 50th anniversary of our enlistment took place at RAF Halton on the weekend 23/24th May 2009 and what a glorious weekend it turned out to be. The weather could not have been kinder to all the members and their wives or partners who attended, for many, their first meeting in 47 years.
From the 3 hotels we were billeted, coaches transported us to Halton which looked magnificent in the evening sunshine with the airfield, running track, Schools, Workshops and other places all evoking personal memories for each and every one of us. To Main Point where, hopefully, Joe Bollard looked kindly down on us and then, via Henderson Groves area, to the Museum where more memories were re-kindled of what our time at Halton was all about - talk of filing and test pieces seemed to be predominant!
And so to dinner. Piped in by the Golden Oldies Keith Youlden this was, for many of us the first time we had set foot in a Halton airmen's' mess since leaving and what a pleasant surprise - no senior entry bods pushing in, no trough of grey, tepid, water where your mug and irons came out dirtier than when they went in and to top it all, a very enjoyable meal. Toasts were proposed to the organizing committee after which we were treated to some glorious pipe music from Keith and then, much to our amazement and enjoyment, from our own Trumpet Major Barney Barnsley. The evening was rounded off in the bar of Halton House where again a lot of 'catching up' seemed the order of the day.
On Sunday we returned to Halton House for coffee followed by an enlightening talk by Min on the history and, seemingly, its future for many years to come. Many took the opportunity to wander around the magnificent rooms while a few said they'd seen it all before - filling shoes with water and raising the Jolly Roger on the roof flagpole!
Of course, none of this would have taken place if it weren't for the sterling efforts of a few committed people. We have to thank Vic Rice, Barney Barnsley, Geoff Supple, Tony King and Al Farley for bringing all the loose ends together to produce a brilliant weekend. Thanks to Dave Banks who again provided us with the very professional name badges, to Min Larkin and the museum staff for their time and enthusiasm, to our wives and partners having to put up with our childish delight as old friendships were re-established and faces, some not seen for decades, were recognised, and finally, to all of us who made the effort to attend - I'm sure we all came away from it a little richer for the experience.
It's hard to believe that 3 years have passed since we commemorated the 50th anniversary of our enlistment but, on the weekend of the18/19th May 2012, 58 members of the entry and 34 wives, partners and a daughter gathered to commemorate the 50th anniversary of our graduation. Two members of the entry made journeys above and beyond the call of duty from the far-flung Empire- Brian Williams from Australia and Derek Orr from Canada. The weekend took place, fittingly, at the Bell House hotel at Beaconsfield, the same venue as for our graduation dinner.
The atmosphere on that Saturday afternoon, when most people were arriving, seemed to become more charged as friendships were renewed and faces, some not seen since 50 years previously, were recognised. I'm sure that wives could not believe they were listening to their, ordinarily sensible, other halves becoming more animated and juvenile as the years rolled back and past adventures and misdemeanours alike were recalled.
Gathering in the bar to carry on from the afternoon and for pre-dinner drinks, we were soon summoned to dinner by a Golden Oldies piper - Sam Wright (97th entry). The dinner was an excellent meal, promptly and efficiently served.
We had a guest of honour - Min Larkin - and how fitting because Min seems to have taken on the responsibility on behalf of all apprentices to keep alive the spirit of Halton, and all it stands for. He provided us with an excellent amusing and anecdotal after-dinner speech that rounded off what was a most enjoyable evening.
On Sunday morning, those of us going to Halton said our farewells to those not making the trip. At Halton House we were once again entertained by Min who gave an enlightening and interesting talk on the history of the house and, seemingly, its future for many years to come. Many took the opportunity to wander around the magnificent rooms while a few (no names, no pack drill) said they'd seen it all before - filling shoes with water and raising the Jolly Roger on the roof flagpole!
After Halton House we assembled at St. George's church for the re-dedication of the entry window. Thanks to Paul Amos who gave the reading and a special word of thanks to Roger Stigant for his warm and thought-provoking talk on this important occasion with a summary of our time at Halton - taking us back to think of the ups and downs, the seemingly endless cleaning and spit and polish, our many sporting achievements, of summer camp at Penhale and many others. We were reminded of the high standard of instruction in both Schools and Workshops and that now, in our later years, we recognise the huge influence that those 3 years had on our lives and achievements both in and out of the Royal Air Force. Easy to see now why we were the best!
Roger also reminded us of the design concept for the entry window - the entry badge of course, with a view of the Chiltern Hills and a sunset sky showing the Pole Star as an aiming point. He added some background information on the creators of the window - Keith Barley and Helen Whittaker of Barley Studios, York, who have carried out work for Lichfield Cathedral, Beverley Minster and the Royal Air Force Club in Piccadilly to name but a few.
And so, how did it all come about? Well, the truth is it wouldn't have happened at all if it weren't for the efforts of those stalwart figures working backstage. In particular, we have to thank 'Barney' Barnsley whom, whenever I was in contact with him, seemed to be involved in every aspect of planning for the occasion. Modest man that he is, 'Barney' wishes to thank Seb Rees of 'travel services.com', Essex for the work he did, even up to the last moment, in arranging the accommodation. Thanks also to Colin Munslow, Geoff Supple, Dave Banks and Paul Amos for providing the Entry banner and shields, Vic Rice for paying the bills, Tony King for liaising with the RAFHAA Office to ensure that the visit to Halton went off smoothly and for greeting members as they arrived and Ken Cochrane for being everywhere with his camera to record the occasion for posterity. Not forgetting, of course, Tom Chamberlain for entertaining us all with a reworked version of his own composition "The 92nd Entry Song".
Perhaps the biggest thanks should go to every one of us who was able to attend, making the celebration such a success for the organisers.
Good to see you here chaps. I apologise for repeats in this synopsis of the entry history and Min (bless him) said quite a bit for me - but it shows we all think and feel the same; it's called bonding.
On our arrival at RAF Halton on 19th May 1959 was the start of a very big event in our young lives.
After signing on the dotted line we were marched back to our bed spaces. It was off with our civvies, which we parceled up in brown paper to be returned to our parents. So began the three years which were to shape the rest of our lives. We were thrown together in large barrack rooms, disciplined with drill, P.T. and domestication – i.e. BULL, SPIT AND POLISH. It has been calculated that we consumed 60,750lbs of meat, 243,000lbs of potatoes and 240,000 eggs! Oh yes we grew tall and gained weight. One guy gained 10½ inches in height and another up to 63lbs in weight.
Looking back now, I think we were lucky and somewhat blessed compared to today's young people going off to college or university. No one had to worry about £9,000 fees and student loans. We were fed, clothed, kept fit and paid just enough for us to get by. But the most important thing for which we joined were the further education opportunities and a mechanical/electrical apprentice training which was second to none. This was delivered to us by men who knew their stuff and who were true down to earth skilled tradesmen.
Most, if not all of us have benefitted well from our time at Halton. The results on pass out showed that we scored above average in skill and knowledge, living up to our entry motto of "Manu et Scientifica" translated as "by skill and knowledge" But let's face it; it was hard and tough going at times with the daily grind, parades, inspections schools, workshops and nuisance pranks by senior entries – usually at night. You can't forget being tipped out of bed and finding boots with laces removed piled up in the bath!
We really started to bond together after the big 3 wing change round, coming together as No 1 Squadron in No 1 Wing with red hatband and red wheel disc. Our entry developed a pride in itself. There was plenty of opportunity for sport, 52 members represented the school in athletics, badminton, basketball, boxing, cross country running, cycling, fencing, hockey, rugby, shooting, soccer, swimming, and water polo. Paul Snook came in for special mention representing the RAF in cross country.
A team entered the annual Ten Tors Competition, coming 2nd out of the 160 uniformed organisations. On re-reading the Commandants Report, I saw that 23 members had gained Gliding Proficiency Certificates.
We enjoyed inter-wing band competitions and it always seemed easier marching up and down the hill to workshops and schools with the pipe band in full swing. Our favorite tune was the "Bear". We had to look out for the SWO – Joe Bollard – "no foot scraping" and "swing those arms"! There were a number of characters in the band, Pipe Major "Ginge2 Makepeace being one. Sadly he passed away last year after a short illness. You may recall listening to the radio broadcast when our trumpeters including Trumpet Major Barney Barnsley proudly played at the Cenotaph Remembrance Sunday November 1961.
Other events come to mind. The summer camp at Penhale sands in Cornwall was an introduction to military field kitchens, living in military style tents and the duties involved, such as tending the loos, mess serving and litter picking. The weather was gorgeous so it felt a bit of a holiday way from Halton. Well it did to me.
Christmas 1961, the entry organized and funded a party for 40 children from local orphanages. This was followed by a competition in the barrack block to find the best decorated room. The flight commander was most impressed by the well constructed Santa's Grotto in one of the rooms. However, he did not realize that the "escape committee" had hidden a quantity of alcohol in it which was consumed after lights out.
The 3 years came to a close with our pass-out parade being held on 18th April 1962. It was a grey and damp day but the entry still put on what the reviewing officer called "a first class parade". Celebrations were completed at the entry dance where we were entertained by the late Johnny Dankworth and his orchestra in the California Ballroom Dunstable.
So now we have come full circle after 50 years. We must all be Senior Citizens by now! We have served our country, taken up other careers, found new hobbies, sports and become involved in charity work. The Pole star as depicted in our entry window is a guiding star or aiming point for future endeavours. Our entry members have shown how this has been significant in their lives. Wally Epton our WO apprentice succeeded in getting a cadetship at Cranwell where he started his flying career, finishing his service as a Squadron Leader. He went on to form his own company flying executives. This year Wally was made Master of the Guild of Air Pilots and Navigators. He and Jan his wife spent a busy year visiting draughty airfields and hangars around the globe. There must be more untold stories of successes from many of our entry. Hopefully, you have had a chance this weekend to catch up on a few. It is a pleasure to be associated with such people.
On your behalf our thanks go to Min Larkin and members of the HAAA including our own Tony King, Barney (or should I say Christopher?) for all their time and help in keeping the show on the road. Grateful thanks also go to our Padre and organist for this service of dedication.
IN THE NINETY SECOND ENTRY.


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What a great evening at Margaret Peterson Haddix's THE STRANGERS book launch at Upper Arlington Public Library as part of the 2019 Ohioana Book Festival! Margaret's wonderful new thriller is full of hidden rooms, complex codes, dangerous twists and was inspired by a true story she reported on during her days as a journalist. It's a must-read! If you missed tonight's event, we have a few remaining signed copies at Cover to Cover.
We are excited to be part of the 2019 Columbus Bookshop Crawl in celebration of Independent Bookstore Day on Saturday, April 27! Visit participating shops in the area for special events, prizes and more! A "crawl" has a different meaning for a children's bookstore. That's why we keep our floors clean. Thank you to our friends at The Book Loft for making this happen!
It's an honor when a young reader chooses to visit us on her birthday. There is no higher compliment. Hooray for Hat!
Remember the book that author Adam Rubin read to us back in January before it was released? It's finally here! And signed by Adam and illustrator Dan Salmieri. High-fivers of all ages and species should try innovations like The Windmill, The High Foot, The Double Behind the Back Slam and more.
This wonderful anthology of poems provides instructions and "how-to" on many topics ranging from walking on mars, toasting marshmallows, telling the difference between goblins and elves, haircuts, and more. Poets range from classic to contemporary, from Robert Louis Stevenson to Kwame Alexander. Come in and read it out loud with your little one!
Kwame Alexander is a master storyteller and writer with a purpose...getting children to love reading, understand the power of words, and connect with music. His latest book THE UNDEFEATED, illustrated by Kadir Nelson, honors the achievements, courage and perseverance of ordinary black people as well as prominent black artists, athletes and activists. Thank you Kwame, Randy Preston and Kadija Bangura for a wonderful evening at the Upper Arlington Public Library! Photos by Rick Buchanan.


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Leeds North & West foodbank gets a boost from the Screwfix Foundation
Leeds North & West Food bank which covers half of Leeds, is celebrating after being awarded £5,000 worth of funding from The Screwfix Foundation, a charity which supports projects to fix, repair, maintain and improve properties and facilities for those in need.
Karen Burgon Project director from Leeds North and West Foodbank comments: "We are very grateful to The Screwfix Foundation for donating these much-needed funds to support our charity. The funding was used to help to develop a Community Centre/Hub in the Moortown area of Leeds, refurbish the kitchen, flooring and general decoration. We'd like to thank everyone who was involved in the fundraising – it's been a great help to us."
Paul Olley, Store Manager of the Leeds – Sheepscar Screwfix store, comments: "We're really pleased that one of our local charities has been awarded funding by The Screwfix Foundation. Staff from across the business have held a variety of fundraising events to raise vital funds for The Foundation, so it's fantastic to see the money we have raised being invested back into such a worthwhile community project."
The Screwfix Foundation, which launched in April 2013 donates much needed funding to help a variety of local projects throughout the UK, from repairing buildings and improving community facilities, to improving the homes of people living with sickness or disability.
It also works closely with two national charity partners, Barnardo's children's charity and Macmillan Cancer Support, as well as supporting smaller, local registered charities Leeds North & West Foodbank.
Relevant projects from across Leeds are invited to apply online for a share of the funding at screwfixfoundation.com.
For more information about The Screwfix Foundation, visit screwfixfoundation.com.
Picture Caption L to R- Paul Olley Store Manager of the Leeds – Sheepscar Screwfix and
Karen Burgon Project director from Leeds North and West Foodbank
LEEDS NORTH & WEST FOODBANK GETS A BOOST FROM THE SCREWFIX FOUNDATION 2.41 MB 2 downloads
The Screwfix Foundation


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Q: Exception NoClassDefFoundError for CacheProvider I'm kind of new in Spring and hibernate so I'm trying to implement some simple web application based on Spring 3 + hibernate 4
while I start tomcat I have this exception:
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/hibernate/cache/CacheProvider
at java.lang.Class.getDeclaredMethods0(Native Method)
at java.lang.Class.privateGetDeclaredMethods(Class.java:2427)
at java.lang.Class.getDeclaredMethods(Class.java:1791)
    ...
Caused by: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: org.hibernate.cache.CacheProvider
at org.apache.catalina.loader.WebappClassLoader.loadClass(WebappClassLoader.java:1678)
at org.apache.catalina.loader.WebappClassLoader.loadClass(WebappClassLoader.java:1523)

I've found that this class was in hibernate-core for hibernate 3 but I've not found it in hibernate 4.
The part of my context.xml for persistence:
<bean id="dataSource" class="org.apache.commons.dbcp.BasicDataSource">
    <property name="driverClassName" value="org.hsqldb.jdbcDriver"/>
    <property name="url" value="jdbc:oracle:thin:@IP_Address:SID"/>
    <property name="username" value="xxx"/>
    <property name="password" value="xxx"/>
    <property name="initialSize" value="5"/>
    <property name="maxActive" value="20"/>
</bean>

<bean id="sessionFactory" class="org.springframework.orm.hibernate3.annotation.AnnotationSessionFactoryBean">
    <property name="dataSource" ref="dataSource" />
    <property name="packagesToScan" value="com.huawei.vms.user"/>
    <property name="hibernateProperties">
        <props>
            <prop key="dialect">org.hibernate.dialect.Oracle10gDialect</prop>
        </props>
    </property>
</bean>

Please help me to figure out why it's trying to load CacheProvider because I dont have any settings for that in context.xml and which jar I have to add in my project.
Thanks!

A: updating AnnotationSessionFactoryBean to hibernate4 works perfect.
Also make sure your transactionManager also points to hibernate4,
<bean id="sessionFactory"
 class="org.springframework.orm.hibernate4.LocalSessionFactoryBean">
 <property name="dataSource" ref="dataSource"></property>
 <property name="packagesToScan" value="PACKAGE_NAME"></property>
 <property name="hibernateProperties">
    <props>
        <prop key="dialect">org.hibernate.dialect.MySQLDialect</prop>
    </props>
 </property>
</bean>

<bean id="transactionManager"
  class="org.springframework.orm.hibernate4.HibernateTransactionManager">
    <property name="sessionFactory" ref="sessionFactory"></property>
</bean>

A: Change your AnnotationSessionFactoryBean to org.springframework.orm.hibernate4.LocalSessionFactoryBean (Hibernate 4) and you'll be good to go.  The AnnotationSessionFactoryBean was replaced with the LocalSessionFactoryBean as it does class path scanning now.

A: This might be due to changes introduced in Hibernate 4 that are not compatible with Spring support for Hibernate.  This issue talks about adding separate package to support hibernate 4. You will need spring 3.1 for this. The other option is to stick to hibernate 3 if you don't need any specific feature introduced in 4.

A: A really simple problem that will cause the same error is simply to have a mismatch between the hibernate version in the pom (4.something) and the version specified in the spring config.


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Hot Off the Press February 20, 2017
Hot Off the Press: Punch Up
Interview by Maija Kappler
Reading plays is not only for actors who need monologues for auditions or for producers in search of their next show. It's for theatre lovers who can't get out to the theatre, or who've heard about a play that's not being presented in their city, or who want to return to a story they loved watching unfold on stage. It's for anyone who feels like they don't have the time to read novels, or who skim over the long descriptions in novels to get to the dialogue. Reading plays is for anyone who likes to read.
What makes you laugh? And how much energy can you devote to thinking about what makes you laugh before the things that were once funny become completely boring and tedious? These are the questions Kat Sandler was asking in the early months of 2014 as she was writing Punch Up, which went on to earn rave reviews at that year's Fringe Festival.
Punch Up is classic Sandler: funny, fast-paced, and hinging on a combination of guileless curiosity and genuine darkness. It tells the story of a misfit loner who holds a comedian hostage in a misguided attempt to learn from him how to make a suicidal woman laugh. "It's got a pretty dark premise, unless you tell it like a joke, which is my favourite version of pitching this play," she says. "The most pathetic man ever kidnaps the funniest man alive to make the saddest girl in the world laugh."
As the comedian tries to teach his captor to be funny, the two men cycle through a brief history of comedic performance. The choice to look back on routines like "Who's on first?" came in part from tastes imparted by Sandler's dad, she says. "Mel Brooks and Carl Reiner do a bit called 'The 2000-Year-Old Man' that my father used to make me listen to. He used to play that tape in our carpools, which was infuriating. But that's kind of where I got the bug to see if I could write something in that older style."
Writing about comedy can be tricky; you don't want to kill a joke by over-analyzing it. "It's dangerous to do that, to dissect comedy in that way," she says. "Everyone was like, 'You can't write a play about comedy, because there's no way it will end up being funny.'" But the kinds of intricate conversations the characters have about what makes something funny will be familiar to comedians. Working to refine the specific elements that go into a good joke is part of the job. "Look at stand-up," Sandler says. "It took me years to realize they weren't just making that up. It's a routine, it's a set, it's been practised and studied, and they've tried it out on tons and tons of different people, and figured out where the beats are, and where the pauses are, and what expression you need to have on your face when you deliver a certain joke."
Like the comedy at the centre of Punch Up, a lot of what feels spontaneous and natural in the play is the result of lots of work. "Most of the really funny things we found in rehearsal, just from experimenting," Sandler says. One gag in particular involved a great deal of investigation. "We played around with whoopee cushions for literally four hours, to see where the best places [were] for those fart sounds," she says. "Just a bunch of grown-up professionals, sitting on whoopee cushions with different timing." Another naturalistic element of the play comes from the way the characters interact; they're frequently talking over or interrupting each other. That, too, only sounded real and spontaneous after hours and hours of experimentation in rehearsals.
Because all of Sandler's plays change so much in the rehearsal process, she says it's challenging to put them down on paper in a fixed, unchangeable form. "I was super nervous about having [Punch Up] published, because it changes so much," she says. "I was like, is this a definitive version?" In her forward, she wrote a note encouraging the show's future directors to experiment with its humour, to feel free to move jokes around or substitute them with something else. Part of that choice came from the experience of putting the show on in Ottawa and in Cape Breton. "Those are very different audiences," she says. "A joke we might have cut here played better there. That's the exciting thing about any kind of comedy: you never really know what people are going to find funny until you do it."
Duncan has always been a pretty boring guy, leading a simple life while working at a bread factory. Then he stumbles upon Brenda, a sad young woman who's about to end her life. Convinced he's fallen in love, Duncan strikes up a desperate deal: if he can get her to laugh, she'll give life another shot, but if she doesn't even giggle, he'll help her go through with her plan. There's just one catch: Duncan isn't funny. At all. So he borrows Pat, his second-favourite comedian, to help him come up with the perfect routine. But Pat is having a hard time mustering his sense of humour after a bad break-up, and the last thing he wants to do is teach a lonely loser the difference between knock-knock jokes and schadenfreude while chained to a typewriter.
A tragicomedy of three misfits, Punch Up navigates a hostage situation and a life-or-death comedy lesson to show just how far we'll go for a laugh.
About the Playwright
Kat Sandler is a prolific playwright, actor, and director. She is the artistic director of Theatre Brouhaha, which was founded in 2010 and strives to create dark and funny entertainment. She has written several plays, including Delicacy and Mustard, which was nominated for six Dora Mavor Moore Awards including Best New Play. Kat was part of Tarragon Theatre's Playwrights Unit from 2014–2015. She lives in Toronto.
Punch Up was first presented at the 2014 Toronto Fringe Festival.
Click here for more information or to purchase Punch Up
Interview by
Maija Kappler
Maija is the co-founder and former co-editor of Intermission. She'd like you to know that her name is pronounced just like "Maya."
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Sanju featuring actor Ranbir Kapoor is all set to hit the screens on June 29.
The teaser of Sanju featuring actor Ranbir Kapoor has released and the actor is being heaped with praises for his spectacular performance. The movie is based on the life of actor Sanjay Dutt. Bhushan Kumar's T-series is the music partner of the movie and during the trailer launch, he talked about the tracks of the film saying that Sanju will have new songs. He added that the story of the movie is about the actor and not about his films.
Bhushan began the year with some profitable projects like Sonu Ke Titu Ki Sweety, Raid, and Blackmail. As cinema lovers have loved the teaser of the movie, now, people are eagerly waiting to hear some wonderful songs.
Along with Ranbir, the movie also features Sonam Kapoor, Anushka Sharma, Paresh Rawal, Manisha Koirala and other actors in the pivotal roles. Directed by Rajkumar Hirani, Sanju is all set to hit the screens on June 29. This is for the first time Ranbir has worked with Hirani and the movie looks promising.
On a related note, Ranbir was last seen in Jagga Jasoos. The movie couldn't do wonders at the box office. He is also occupied with the work of Ayan Mukerji's Brahmastra that features actress Alia Bhatt.