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import inspect

from rpython.rlib import jit, unroll

class Link(object):
    _immutable_fields_ = ["key", "next"]
    def __init__(self, k, v, next):
        from pycket.values import W_Object
        assert isinstance(k, W_Object)
        assert isinstance(v, W_Object)
        assert next is None or isinstance(next, Link)
        self.key = k
        self.val = v
        self.next = next

class BaseCont(object):
    # Racket also keeps a separate stack for continuation marks
    # so that they can be saved without saving the whole continuation.
    _immutable_fields_ = ['return_safe']

    # This field denotes whether or not it is safe to directly invoke the
    # plug_reduce operation of the continuation.
    return_safe = False

    def __init__(self):
        self.marks = None

    def get_ast(self):
        return None # best effort

    def get_next_executed_ast(self):
        return None # best effort

    @jit.unroll_safe
    def find_cm(self, k):
        from pycket.prims.equal import eqp_logic
        l = self.marks
        while l is not None:
            if eqp_logic(l.key, k):
                return l.val
            l = l.next
        return None

    @jit.unroll_safe
    def update_cm(self, k, v):
        from pycket.prims.equal import eqp_logic
        l = self.marks
        while l is not None:
            if eqp_logic(l.key, k):
                l.val = v
                return
            l = l.next
        self.marks = Link(k, v, self.marks)

    def get_marks(self, key):
        from pycket import values
        v = self.find_cm(key)
        return values.W_Cons.make(v, values.w_null) if v is not None else values.w_null

    # XXX: why isn't this in Cont?
    @jit.unroll_safe
    def get_mark_first(self, key):
        p = self
        while isinstance(p, Cont):
            v = p.find_cm(key)
            if v:
                return v
            elif p.prev:
                p = p.prev
        return p.find_cm(key)

    def plug_reduce(self, _vals, env):
        raise NotImplementedError("abstract method")

    def tostring(self):
        "NOT_RPYTHON"
        if not isinstance(self, NilCont) and self.prev:
            return "%s(%s)" % (self.__class__.__name__,self.prev.tostring())
        else:
            return "%s()" % self.__class__.__name__

# Continuation used to signal that the computation is done.
class NilCont(BaseCont):
    def plug_reduce(self, vals, env):
        from pycket.interpreter import Done
        raise Done(vals)

nil_continuation = NilCont()

class Cont(BaseCont):
    _immutable_fields_ = ['env', 'prev']
    def __init__(self, env, prev):
        # TODO: Consider using a dictionary to store the marks
        BaseCont.__init__(self)
        self.env = env
        self.prev = prev

    def get_ast(self):
        return self.prev.get_ast()

    def get_next_executed_ast(self):
        return self.prev.get_next_executed_ast()

    def get_marks(self, key):
        from pycket import values
        v = self.find_cm(key)
        if v is not None:
            return values.W_Cons.make(v, self.prev.get_marks(key))
        else:
            return self.prev.get_marks(key)

def _make_args_class(base, argnames):
    unroll_argnames = unroll.unrolling_iterable(enumerate(argnames))

    class Args(base):
        _immutable_fields_ = getattr(base, '_immutable_fields_', []) + argnames
        def _init_args(self, *args):
            for i, name in unroll_argnames:
                setattr(self, name, args[i])

        def _get_args(self):
            args = ()
            for i, name in unroll_argnames:
                args += (getattr(self, name), )
            return args

        def tostring(self):
            return "%s%s" % (self.__class__.__name__, len(self._get_args()))

    return Args

def continuation(func):
    """ workaround for the lack of closures in RPython. use to decorate a
    function that is supposed to be usable as a continuation. When the
    continuation triggers, the original function is called with one extra
    argument, the computed vals. """

    argspec = inspect.getargspec(func)
    assert argspec.varargs is None
    assert argspec.keywords is None
    assert argspec.defaults is None
    argnames = argspec.args[:-1]
    assert argnames[-1] == "cont"
    assert argnames[-2] == "env"
    argnames = argnames[:-2]

    PrimCont = _make_args_class(Cont, argnames)
    def __init__(self, *args):
        env = args[-2]
        cont = args[-1]
        Cont.__init__(self, env, cont)
        args = args[:-2]
        self._init_args(*args)
    PrimCont.__init__ = __init__

    def plug_reduce(self, vals, env):
        args = self._get_args()
        args += (self.env, self.prev, vals,)
        return func(*args)
    PrimCont.plug_reduce = plug_reduce
    PrimCont.__name__ = func.func_name + "PrimCont"

    def make_continuation(*args):
        return PrimCont(*args)

    make_continuation.func_name = func.func_name + "_make_continuation"
    return make_continuation

def make_label(func, enter=False):
    from pycket.AST import AST

    func = jit.unroll_safe(func)
    func_argnames, varargs, varkw, defaults = inspect.getargspec(func)
    assert not varkw and not defaults
    if varargs: # grrr, bad
        class Args(Cont):
            _immutable_fields_ = ["args"]
            def __init__(self, *args):
                Cont.__init__(self, args[-2], args[-1])
                self.args = args[:-2]

            def _get_args(self):
                return self.args

            def tostring(self):
                return "%s%s" % (self.__class__.__name__, len(self._get_args()))

    else:
        assert func_argnames[-2] == "env", "next to last argument to %s must be named 'env', not %r" % (func.func_name, func_argnames[-2])

        Args = _make_args_class(Cont, func_argnames[:-2])
        def __init__(self, *args):
            env = args[-2]
            cont = args[-1]
            Cont.__init__(self, env, cont)
            args = args[:-2]
            self._init_args(*args)
        Args.__init__ = __init__

    # The @label decorator will produce a new Label per each use, as an @label can be
    # used to encode a loop (as they act in a manner similar to an assembly label).
    if enter:
        clsname = "LoopLabel"
    else:
        clsname = "Label"
    strrepr = "%s(%s:%s:%s)" % (clsname, func.func_name, func.__module__,
                                func.__code__.co_firstlineno)
    class Label(AST):
        is_label = True
        should_enter = enter
        app_like     = False
        def interpret(self, env, cont):
            assert type(cont) is Args
            args = cont._get_args()
            args += (cont.env, cont.prev)
            return func(*args)
        def tostring(self):
            return strrepr
    Label.__name__ = clsname

    the_label = Label()

    def make(*args):
        env = args[-2]
        return the_label, env, Args(*args)

    return make

# Choose whether or not to use a loop label based on a given predicate
def guarded_loop(pred):
    def wrapper(func):
        loop   = make_label(func, enter=True)
        noloop = make_label(func, enter=False)
        return lambda *args: loop(*args) if pred(*args) else noloop(*args)
    return wrapper

def loop_label(func):
    return make_label(func, enter=True)

# A label is function wrapped by some extra logic to hand back control to the
# CEK loop before invocation.
def label(func):
    return make_label(func, enter=False)

# A useful continuation constructor. This invokes the given procedure with
# the enviroment and continuation when values are supplied.
# This is just a simple way to place a function call onto the continuation.
@continuation
def call_cont(proc, env, cont, vals):
    return proc.call(vals.get_all_values(), env, cont)

# A useful continuation constructor. This invokes the given procedure with
# the enviroment and continuation when values are supplied.
# This is just a simple way to place a function call onto the continuation.
@continuation
def call_extra_cont(proc, calling_app, env, cont, vals):
    return proc.call_with_extra_info(vals.get_all_values(), env, cont, calling_app)

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ACG v. Olympic - Affirmation of "As-Is, Where-Is" and "Hell or High Water" Clauses
Gavin Hill
Newsletter/Bulletin | July 2012
A standard commercial operating lease setting forth a process for delivery of a used aircraft has two essential components. First, the lessee is responsible for inspecting the aircraft (which is delivered on an "as-is, where-is" basis) and, upon completion of its inspection, issues an acceptance certificate confirming that the lessee has completed its inspection and accepted the condition of the aircraft. Second, the lease is a net lease with a "hell or high water" clause, which provides that, once the lessee has accepted delivery of the aircraft, the lessee must pay rent on an absolute and unconditional basis. In ACG Acquisition XX LLC (ACG) v. Olympic Airlines S.A. (Olympic), a closely watched case in England, the courts have affirmed that this delivery process, if conducted properly, functions as intended, protecting the lessor from liability and obligating the lessee to pay rent.
In August 2008, Olympic took delivery of a Boeing B737-300 Aircraft (the Aircraft) from ACG, under a 5-year operating lease between the parties.
Prior to delivery to Olympic, the Aircraft had been on lease to AirAsia and was redelivered immediately prior to delivery to Olympic. In court, it was shown that the redelivery from AirAsia was accepted by ACG only because Olympic agreed to accept the Aircraft on lease following such redelivery.
The Hellenic Civil Aviation Authority (the CAA) issued a Certificate of Airworthiness upon delivery to Olympic, but shortly afterwards a defective cable was discovered, and the Aircraft was withdrawn from commercial service. Investigations by Olympic then revealed further defects and, in September 2008, the Aircraft's Certificate of Airworthiness was suspended.
The Aircraft subsequently was sent for repair and maintenance to an MRO, but upon its return to Athens eight months later the CAA refused to reinstate its Certificate of Airworthiness, determining that Olympic's compliance with airworthiness directives was unsatisfactory.
Olympic failed to pay any rent or maintenance reserves following delivery. In September 2009, ACG sued Olympic in the High Court of England and Wales for unpaid rent and maintenance reserves and Olympic counter-claimed for its alleged damages. Olympic ceased to trade in October 2009. ACG terminated the lease in March 2010 and required the return of the Aircraft, which finally was returned in November 2010 pursuant to a court order issued in August.
The Claims
ACG's principal claims were for (a) possession of the Aircraft, (b) payment of rent and maintenance reserves up to the date of return and (c) damages relating to the period from the return date until the scheduled lease termination date.
Olympic claimed that the Aircraft was not airworthy when delivered, that this breached the terms of the lease agreement and that the airline therefore was not obliged to pay rent or maintenance reserves. The airline further claimed that, even if this was not the case, there had been a total failure of consideration or that performance under the lease agreement was frustrated by the suspension of the Certificate of Airworthiness. As a consequence, the airline claimed it was entitled to recover its costs for repairing the Aircraft and obtaining a replacement aircraft as damages.
ACG claimed that (a) the Aircraft met the terms of the lease agreement and was airworthy, (b) even if the Aircraft was not airworthy, estoppel prevented Olympic from asserting that the Aircraft was not delivered in accordance with the lease agreement because it had signed the acceptance certificate or was otherwise estopped by law and (c) the failure to pay rent and maintenance reserves amounted to a repudiatory breach of the lease agreement by Olympic.
Key Provisions in the Lease
The lease agreement required that the Aircraft be delivered by ACG in "as-is, where-is" condition and that the Aircraft be in the required delivery condition (which included a requirement that the Aircraft be "airworthy and in a condition for safe operation").
Under the acceptance certificate signed by Olympic at delivery, the airline represented (a) that it "irrevocably and unconditionally accepts and leases from Lessor" the Aircraft and (b) that the Aircraft " complied in all respects with the condition required at delivery... "
The lease agreement itself provided that Olympic's execution of the acceptance certificate was conclusive proof that it had "irrevocably accepted the Aircraft for lease" but did not also state that its execution was conclusive proof that the Aircraft was in the required delivery condition. The court determined that the terms of the lease agreement itself did not preclude a claim by the airline for ACG's purported failure to deliver the Aircraft in the required delivery condition; and as a result considered whether the Aircraft actually met this condition.
Airworthiness - a "New" Objective Test
The court considered whether the Aircraft was, in fact, airworthy for the purposes of the required delivery condition. The court could not identify any previous authority for the meaning of the term "airworthiness" and looked to the world of shipping for assistance, adopting the following objective definition:
"would a prudent operator of an aircraft have required that the defect should be made good before permitting the aircraft to fly, had he known of it. If he would, the aircraft was not airworthy."
Whether an aircraft is airworthy does not rely on the knowledge of a particular defect by either party. On the basis of the definition, the court found that the Aircraft was not airworthy. As the court's ultimate decision in the case did not rest on its finding on this matter, the definition is obiter dictum, and other courts need not be bound by this definition.
The court then turned to Olympic's specific representation in the acceptance certificate and agreed with ACG that Olympic was prevented from alleging that the Aircraft did not comply with the required delivery condition under the lease because of Olympic's representation in the acceptance certificate (a) that it "irrevocably and unconditionally accepts and leases from Lessor" the Aircraft and (b) that the Aircraft " complied in all respects with the condition required at delivery... "Olympic asserted that ACG had not believed the representation, but the court found that it was improbable that ACG, as a major lessor, leasing to a national airline, would deliver an aircraft that it believed was defective and did not meet the required delivery condition. ACG believed Olympic's representation and relied upon it to its detriment, by agreeing to the redelivery from AirAsia. The court consequently denied Olympic's claim as a result of the action of estoppel by representation.
In the circumstances, two of Olympic's advisors had recommended a detailed inspection of the Aircraft and a series of pre-delivery inspections had provided Olympic with the opportunity to determine the condition of the Aircraft, with rectification work undertaken by AirAsia in relation to defects discovered during those inspections. The fact that there might have been hidden defects that could not have been detected by Olympic must have been appreciated by Olympic before signing the lease and agreeing to provide an acceptance certificate.
The court distinguished a case relating to the acceptance by a consumer of a car under a hire purchase contract (Lowe v Lombank [1960] 1 WLR 196), which was not fit for use as a means of transport on the grounds that (a) the representation as to condition differed ("good order and condition" versus "airworthy"), (b) the nature of the parties differed and (c) there was no reliance by the hire purchase company on the representation of the hire?purchaser.
The scope of the court's analysis leaves open the possibility that an unsophisticated lessee may have scope to argue that it did not intend any statement as to condition to be relied upon, but the strength of this argument is, at the very best, questionable.
The court went on to reject a claim by Olympic that ACG's failure to deliver an airworthy aircraft had been a breach of a "fundamental" obligation under the lease. The court clearly took into consideration that the agreed terms had been the subject of a free negotiation of the lease agreement between a leading participant in the aircraft leasing industry and a major airline.
Olympic's Further Claims
As the court decided that delivery of the Aircraft had taken place (and that Olympic was estopped from claiming it had not):
Olympic was obliged to pay rent and maintenance reserves from the date of delivery;
there was no total failure of consideration, as the Aircraft had been properly delivered by ACG in August 2008; and
the contract had not been frustrated by the withdrawal of the Certificate of Airworthiness.
The court further noted that the withdrawal of a Certificate of Airworthiness is an inherent risk in the leasing of aircraft, which, pursuant to the "hell or high water" clauses of the lease, was a risk borne by Olympic. The clause specifically identified "any prohibition or interruption of...Lessee's use, operation or possession of the aircraft" and "any lack...of airworthiness" as matters which would not affect the Lessee's obligation to pay rent and maintenance reserves.
Financiers and operating lessors should ensure that the delivery condition of an aircraft (including the requirement for airworthiness) is an objective condition precedent in favour of the lessee. In this way, no positive obligation need be imposed on the lessor to ensure the delivery of an aircraft in any particular condition.
Lessees must take care to inspect the Aircraft at delivery and be absolutely satisfied that the Aircraft is in a condition acceptable to them. Lessees must be aware that any residual risk of an undetected defect rests with them.
The inclusion of clear wording in a lease acceptance certificate, which states that execution constitutes "conclusive proof that the aircraft is delivered in the delivery condition" (rather than merely irrevocable acceptance for lease), will make it difficult for an airline to bring a claim for failure to satisfy delivery condition.
A thorough "hell or high water" clause that identifies the risks inherent in leasing an aircraft that are to be borne by the Lessee will help prevent a claim for frustration of contract. Lessors should ensure that their clauses identify all the elements of operational risk that are to be borne by the lessee, so that it can be plainly shown that the parties intended that such risk was to be borne by the lessee.
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George Musser Wiki, Biography, Age, Spouse, Height, Net Worth, Fast Facts
George Musser Wiki, Biography
20-year-old understudy George Musser, who disappeared from a Minnesota bar on December 24, was tracked down dead on the night of December 25. Police found the body of the 20-year-old in Baytown Municipality at around 7 pm nearby time on Christmas Day. A few workers were searching for missing George Musser in the freezing cold.
A GoFundMe crusade has likewise been sent off by Heidi Kram, a relative of the departed, to fund-raise for his memorial service costs, and furthermore to help the group of the late understudy monetarily.
On December 24, 2022, Minnesota understudy George Musser was most recently seen at Brian's Bar in Stillwater, not long after 2 am neighborhood time. The 20-year-old then, at that point, disappeared. Colossal pursuit parties were sent off to search for himself and it went on until Sunday, December 25, when his body was found in Baytown Municipality.
Partner McKay, who was one of the last individuals to see Musser face to face, said that she last saw him at around 1.30 am in the bar. McKay addressed CBS and expressed:
"At roughly 1.30 am, he came up to the stall I was sitting in with my companions and he was conversing with us. What's more, he let us know he needed to go to the restroom and afterward he never returned."According to policing, George Musser was wearing a dim wool shirt, some pants and had a dark cap on when he disappeared. Cops additionally referenced that in spite of the chilly temperatures, the understudy was not wearing any coats. They likewise found his vehicle left external the bar. Musser's wallet and keys were tracked down some place close to the bar.
"We searched for him at the bar's end, yet Brian's was steady that everybody gets out, so we left and we needed to expect that he had viewed as his way home."
George Musser's loved ones started searching for him on Christmas Eve, while different workers went along with them on Sunday. Before he was tracked down dead, Emily Dalbec, the departed's cousin, told CBS:
"We're planning for the most awful, however remaining optimistic — and that is the reason we're getting everybody locally to begin looking." The nearby police office talked about the lamentable episode in a public statement on Sunday, expressing:
"There could be no other data right now as this case is still being scrutinized. We value every one of the superb workers that emerged on Christmas to help look for George."
They further added:
"Our requests are with that multitude of loved ones that knew and adored George. We ask that you regard the family's protection during this troublesome time." Police likewise referenced that after they found George's body, they informed the family and are yet to uncover any additional data about the case.
George Musser was an understudy at the College of Wisconsin-Stream Falls. Police have not yet uncovered insights concerning the case since it is as of now being scrutinized
A GoFundMe crusade has been sent off by Heidi Kram, who portrayed George Musser as her cousin's child. The objective of the pledge drive was to raise assets for George's burial service customs as well as to give a monetary help to his loved ones. The point is to reach $100,000 and a measure of $44,775 has proactively been given to the reason.
"This was not the result we were appealing to God for. We realize George has entered paradise and God and all of his family in paradise will deal with him until we can see him once more. We are fund-raising to assist his family with his memorial service costs and to help them through monetarily as they lament the deficiency of an astonishing child and brother."
A candlelight vigil was hung on Monday, December 26, by the departed's friends and family, to recall and grieve the deficiency of the understudy. Kent Musser, George's dad expressed:
It was one of the coldest nights of the year. George Musser was underage and drinking at Brian's Bar. When the bar closed at 2am, he was found vomiting in the bathroom. They kicked him out. Could have at least called someone. George literally froze to death out there. 12/24/22 pic.twitter.com/m15CLTjd8A
— Rose (@901Lulu) December 27, 2022
"George, we love you. We as a whole love you and we miss you in this way, to such an extent."
His loved ones portrayed him as a sort and warm individual. As per his auntie Anne Weber, at any family gathering, Musser would continuously come and embrace everybody. She likewise said that he was "only an extraordinary youngster, and it's sad."
Police Boss Brian Muller tended to the occurrence and said:
"We haven't had a lot of karma with a portion of the electronic reconnaissance stuff we've been seeing, whether it's cameras, mobile phones, stuff like that, so it's an extremely challenging circumstance."
As per George's family, the police office has recordings and film showing George going through town. Police have not yet uncovered the reason for death and many subtleties at this point about the vanishing of 20-year-old George Musser, since the case is right now being scrutinized.


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Does playing with your dog pass as an exercise? How often do you play with the dog? For How long do you play with the dog? How much free time do you have every day? You will have to consider all this before you come up with a routine.
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At a later stage, transitioning into adult food requires patience. You start by mixing a small portion of the adult food into your puppy's food and watch out for any reactions. Then you continue adding the portion until you can finally let go of the puppy food. This would normally happen for 7-12 days.
Exercises help in reduction of queer behavioral problems such as barking, excessive licking, digging, being restless, and being hyperactive all the time. It will also assist in keeping your dog healthy. This is because exercises help your dog burn excess fat and consequently keep the dog's weight under control.
For better exercise experience, invest in a good leash. Then you need to create a routine that will be favorable for you and your dog. For example, you cannot take a hungry dog out for a walk. You need to feed them first. By the way, if you are trying to lose weight, your dog is an excellent accountability partner.
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Remember that you will also benefit in exercising along with your dog. Monitor your dog closely as you walk especially if you do so in public walkways. If your dog doesn't look forward to these exercises, you could always come up with better ways of enticing your pet such as feeding it after certain milestones. Create a friendly attitude with it. After all, your dog will always remain a loyal companion.
Sarah is the editor of crazypetguy.com. Growing up in a household with three dogs, two cats, and two parakeets, she learned to love and understand animals. Helping others with their animals by sharing her knowledge is something close to her heart, and she can't think of a better life than having a pet by your side.
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Why is the variety of crops so important for future challenges?
Crop diversity is the building blocs of agriculture – containing the history as well as the future raw material for agriculture. It is critical to conserve crop diversity because we loose diversity every day. When we loose diversity we loose options for the future.
Let me explain: there exists roughly 200 000 varieties of rice, 4500 varieties of potatoes and 125 000 varieties of wheat on the globe. We are concerned to conserve each one of these varieties because one of them might have the trait we need to adapt rice, potatoes and wheat to new circumstances – such as higher temperature, use of less water, less use of fertilizers and pesticides, a more unpredictable weather, higher salinity in the soil, new diseases or pests and so forth. We need the greatest possible diversity of crops to secure our food supply at a time when we are putting unprecedented pressure, on our environment. We need it to ensure that food will be available at stable and affordable prices, without expanding agriculture's footprint on the environment.
We will need the full array of this diversity – collected, characterized and available within a global system – if we hope to adapt to climate conditions not seen before. Within this diversity there will be plant types that flourish and yield with lower inputs.
It is very hard to see how we will be able to feed a growing world population with more and more nutritious food in times of climate change unless we go back to the building blocs of agriculture. The natural diversity of crops holds solutions to these challenges and we – the global community – has to be wise enough to protect it for the benefit of our own generation aswell as all generations to come.
In October 2014 was the "Annual Genebanks Meeting" which is part of CGIAR Research Programme (CRP) on Genebanks. Please explain the main topics of this meeting and the CGIAR Research programme?
All the genebank managers of the CGIAR centres get together every year as part of the CGIAR Research Programme (CRP) on Genebanks. We discuss progress and plans towards reaching annual targets and longer-term targets. We take an in-depth look at the 3 or 4 genebanks that have been reviewed during the year and discuss common constraints, such as how to make sure threatened crop diversity or crop wild relatives are collected and conserved. This year we had a special focus on quality management systems. We have decided to set up our own quality management system for genebanks, which will allow us all to document and share detailed operating procedures and policies for each genebank. We also focused on how to develop stronger partnerships with national genebanks, which are in urgent need of support. The meeting is a really important event as it is the only time in the year that we can bring all our key partners, from Fiji to Peru together in one place.
What motivates you in the morning and how do you think in the evening about it?
After a long and diverse career in diplomacy, politics and private sector, I decided for myself some time ago that from then onwards I would only do work that is important, fun and can be done jointly with dedicated colleagues. Safeguarding forever one of the most important global goods, namely crop diversity, is to me extremely rewarding and I work with a fabulous staff that is well qualified and dedicated. It is a great privilege being the Executive Director of the Crop Trust and the job motivates me every morning. I am satisfied in the evening when I can go home from work and say to myself – yes, we've made progress today too in reaching our goals.
Which question would you like to answer which you never have been asked before?
Is anything more important for the wellbeing of future generations than crop diversity?
Besides clean air and water – clearly no, but without any one of these we will not have a sustainable future.


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Stop, Look & Listen
Nashville plays more than one note, with music, dining and attractions to fill lazy days and lively nights.
The show has already started as I coolly bypass a line outside. With the go-ahead from the guest-list girl, I step in, only to uncoolly stumble on the odd sloping wall. Who puts a curved wall in a dark music venue?, I think.
Jack White does. The rocker of White Stripes/Raconteurs/Dead Weather fame transported his Third Man Records label here in 2009 and has since been a credible reminder, if not a complete validation, of Nashville's varied music scene. There's a reason it's billed as Music City and not Country Music City, and residents likely wonder when Nashville travel stories won't have to note that their hometown is more than honky tonks, twang and two-stepping.
I find myself at Third Man because it's one of 12 venues at the fifth annual Next Big Nashville, a four-day, late-September union of rising indie, hip-hop and other noncountry acts that belt out, "We're here, too!"
Some say that in a more pleasing-to-the-ear way, which is why I'm grateful when Cheap Time makes way for The Ettes, a Nashville garage rock group that has opened for Northeast Ohio's own Black Keys. The band hooks me with the pulsating "Red in Tooth and Claw," but it's soon time to move to the more expansive Cannery Ballroom for Yeasayer. As I discovered on the first day of the fest when I traveled from Mercy Lounge to the Basement to 12th and Porter, venue-hopping allows me to make the most of the all-access wristbands.
Before and after shows, I seek dining with less touristy fuss and more Southern swagger. Areas around the city's universities are smart places to look. Near Belmont, PM serves sushi and Asian-inspired dishes at reasonable prices, only one entree and a few sushi platters top $20. In Hillsboro Village near Vanderbilt, I like to satisfy a craving for comfort food at Cabana. The idea here is contemporary, upscale Southern cuisine by nationally recognized chef Brian Uhl. The spicy shrimp and cheddar grits has plenty of flavor, but I'm missing the pork loin with corn and bacon macaroni and cheese that I devoured on a previous visit.
For late-night, I snag a table at Patterson House, where pre-Prohibition-style cocktails are pricey but strong. Here, crafting these drinks is more like an art, and the staff is knowledgeable. After all, they know which of their several types of filtered ice is best for any glass, and they make bitters and fresh juices in-house.
My days are slower, filled with meandering through attractions. A little more than eight miles southwest of downtown, Cheekwood is a lovely stop with expertly managed gardens, by which some guests enjoy picnics, and an art museum inside a grand, circa-1932 mansion, once home to the Cheek family, creators of Maxwell House coffee. In Nashville, not all historic homes are created equal, but I also enjoy nearby Belle Meade. There, I'm engrossed in stories about the 30-acre plantation's rise and fall and its ties to Kentucky Derby legends, including Triple Crown winner Secretariat.
Although there's much to see, taste and do, this trip is really about the sounds. Not ready to retire on my last night at Next Big Nashville, I head to the Rutledge, which tonight is host to Forrest Day. Previously unknown to me, and apparently most people as the crowd is thin, the alto-sax-toting frontman and his bandmates from San Francisco put on one of my favorite shows. And that, I conclude, is what's great about this town: With so many venues, from more intimate listening rooms to stadiums for music's biggest players, there's always talent to discover.
Fall for the Season
When the stifling summer heat subsides, Nashville sings. Besides Next Big Nashville, this year called SoundLand (Sept. 21-24), it's time for World of Bluegrass Week (Sept. 26-Oct. 2), during which you can catch late-night jam sessions that spring up around town.
Go Farther
About 35 minutes south, Arrington Vineyards sits atop a grassy hill where people laze day and night. They bring games and picnics and wait their turn for a free wine tasting (we've seen two-hour waits on weekends). Claim a spot with your travel companions, and share a bottle of the Red Fox Red. Arrington sells simple snacks such as cheeses and chocolates, or you can have a picnic, complete with tablecloth, wine glasses and cutlery, delivered by Simply Living Life.
Don't follow your ears to the music, follow your iPhone with the visitors bureau's (visitmusiccity.com) free app, Nashville Live Music Guide. It shows who's playing at more than 120 venues.
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Food Features December 19, 2020 December 19, 2020
Creating Incredible Desserts And Chocolate In A Crazy Year
Kirsten Tibballs' chocolate cookie recipe was her most popular recipe during lockdown.
Kirsten Tibballs established online classes seven years ago so that she could engage with the legions of fans unable to attend her Savour Chocolate and Patisserie School in Melbourne. Little did she imagine how important those virtual tutorials would become in 2020, or the following she would amass in one crazy year. Back then, few could have foreseen a worldwide pandemic that would drive people into lockdown, discovering the joy of cooking and baking, honing skills they never knew they had.
Proclaimed by MasterChef Australia as "the Queen of Chocolate", Tibballs is not only a talented pastry chef and chocolatier but also an engaging presenter who can make the most awesome chocolate glaze look like child's play. During the online class Food Wine Travel zoomed into, she made a passionfruit tart with a chocolate glaze so perfect and shiny you could see her reflection in it. Then to cap it all off, she decorated it to look like an exquisite Christmas wreath.
This chocolate glazed passionfruit tart is a work of art.
I wonder how anyone could make anything so perfect but Tibballs has a long history of creating magic. She has judged the World Chocolate Masters in Paris, the Patisserie Grand Prix in Japan and the World Chocolate Masters selections in London. She represented Australia in the World Pastry Team Championships in Las Vegas, and won gold and bronze medals in the Pastry Olympics in Germany.
Her cooking show, The Chocolate Queen, which premiered on SBS in 2019, is seen in 30 countries. She has appeared on Channel 10's The Living Room, is seen regularly on Everyday Gourmet with Justine Schofield, and has presented numerous chocolate challenges on MasterChef Australia.
Kirsten Tibballs: proclaimed by MasterChef Australia as "the Queen of Chocolate".
Her Trio of Fruits and more recently her Meljito dessert which achieved fame as challenge dishes on MasterChef are among the creations presented in her online classes. To date, she has created more than 350 video tutorials, with a new online class released each week along with a downloadable recipe.
The classes are available by subscription and are designed to appeal to everyone from complete beginners to seasoned professionals. Guest appearances from some of the world's most esteemed pastry chefs provide further inspiration and encouragement.
For those looking for tropical inspiration, Tibballs' Luana coconut and banana cake was inspired by the surge in popularity of homemade banana bread during isolation. The classes also include a great selection of Christmas-inspired tutorials including a gingerbread house, Yule log, and a wonderful Christmas trifle that can be made in just 15 minutes.
Tibball's staff adore her white chocolate eggnog.
There are also treats suitable for gift giving, such as fruit mince tarts and nougat. (Incidentally, a subscription to Savour's online classes is also a great gift option for anyone interested in cooking, baking or patisserie.)
During our Zoom class, Tibballs showed some of the tips 'n' tricks she presents in her online classes, including edible Christmas decorations and twists on Christmas classics. Her shortbread stack decorated with nuts and dried fruit and dusted with icing sugar is made to look like a Christmas wreath.
"Sometimes I make simple things and my staff say it's the best thing I've ever made, and this is one of them," she says of her white chocolate eggnog, to which she suggests adding rum, brandy or Frangelico. "The eggnog recipe makes a beautiful sauce for Christmas pudding."
Shortbread stack is made to look like a Christmas wreath.
Tibballs established Savour Chocolate & Patisserie School in 2002 and it is the only cooking school in Australia dedicated solely to teaching the art of chocolate and patisserie. The sole Australian Ambassador for Callebaut chocolate, she has published two books, Chocolate and Chocolate to Savour.
She says it has been fascinating to watch the growth and interest in her online classes during the lockdown period, with viewers in the U.S. her fastest growing audience. Her decadent chocolate cookie recipe was her most popular recipe during lockdown. Sometimes it takes a chocolate cookie to make everything feel alright.
"I hope that through my online classes, I'm able to bring a sense of joy to those at home and that they too, find comfort in the simple pleasures that cooking and baking can bring in such difficult times," she says.
For more information about Savour's online classes, visit www.savourschool.com.au
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Canada won its first gold medal at the Pyeongchang Olympics on Monday. Gabrielle Daleman of Newmarket, Ont., Put Canada in first place in team-based figure skating, finishing third in the women's freestyle program.
Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir will conclude the event with their long program in ice dance, but with a 63-point win, Canada is already far ahead in the overall standings.
The 137.14 Daleman points allowed Canada to add eight points to its total in Pyeongchang Olympics.
Just before Daleman took to the ice, triple world champion Patrick Chan placed first in the men's free program with 179.75 points and kept Canada in the lead with an added 10 ranking points.
Skating under the words of the song "Hallelujah", played by Jeff Buckley, the 27-year-old from Toronto won two quadruple jumps, but he fell while trying his triple axel.
Russia's Olympic athletes follow with 58 points while the United States completes the top-3 with 53 points.
Canada earned a six-point lead over Russia's Olympic athletes before entering the third and final day of competition.
Meagan Duhamel and Eric Radford skated for Canada while Kaetlyn Osmond ran for the short program.
The Canadians have not won a gold medal in figure skating since Virtue and Moir climbed to the top of the podium at the 2010 Vancouver Games.
Canada won the silver medal in the team event at the Sochi Games in 2014. Four years later, its veteran training made the country come to South Korea as a team. the team ranked first.
This team competition, which looks like Ryder Cup in golf, saw the top 10 countries perform a short program in each of the four sports disciplines. Only the top five nations were able to complete a free program.


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Mark Zuckerberg becomes the third-richest in the world.
Facebook Inc. co-founder Mark Zuckerberg has overtaken Warren Buffet as the world's third-richest person, further solidifying technology as the most robust creator of wealth.
Zuckerberg, who trails only Amazon.com Inc. founder Jeff Bezos and Microsoft Corp. co-founder Bill Gates, eclipsed Buffet Friday as Facebook shares climbed 2.4 percent, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index.
It's the first time that the three wealthiest people on the ranking made their fortunes from technology. Zuckerberg, 34, is now worth $81.6 billion, about $373 million more than Buffett, the 87-year-old chairman and chief executive officer of Berkshire Hathaway Inc.
Zuckerberg's ascent has been driven by investors' continued embrace of Facebook, the social-network giant that shook off the fallout from a data-privacy crisis that hammered its shares, sending them to an eight-month low of $152.22 on March 27. The stock closed Friday at a record $203.23.


You're locked in a room with your pals, and it's a race against the clock to escape the scenario (think jewel heist or zombie apocalypse) by solving math, word, spatial and mechanical puzzles with your crew. "Escape rooms require teamwork, good communication and problem-solving skills," says Calgary's Susan Tran, who has participated in about 30 escape-room adventures in Canada, the U.S. and Hong Kong. "When you're with your friends in a locked room—no smartphones—and you're forced to use only your intellect, you naturally discover things about each other that you wouldn't under normal circumstances. It's a bonding experience."
10 people per room, but it can get crowded.
Try it at The Locked Room in Calgary. For more information, visit thelockedroom.ca.
Sing your heart out in a church hall or a community centre as part of a community choir. No experience necessary!
Back away from Netflix (and your couch) and join other film buffs at a local theatre to screen and discuss the best in 20th-century classics, documentaries and modern movies.
Unleash your inner lumberjack! After a throwing lesson, participants stand at the end of a lane and try to hit the bull's-eye on a wooden target. "Axe throwing is thoroughly entertaining but also cathartic," says Toronto's Yvonne Tang, who was first introduced to the sport at a bachelorette party. "It's a great physical activity and a stress reliever. First, you practise together, and then you compete against one another!" Think darts, but with way more attitude.
Best for a bigger group of a dozen or more, to encourage round-robin play. Or grab a few friends and join a weekly league.
Try it at a Backyard Axe Throwing League (BATL) location in Ontario (four in the Toronto area, as well as leagues in Kitchener, London and Ottawa) or Calgary. For more information, visit batlgrounds.com.
Wine is fine, but creating a handcrafted drink is impressive. "Getting together for drinks is a basic night out, and generally, I find that my friends and I frequent the same places over and over again," says Marissa Manglapus, a tax accountant in Vancouver. So step it up a notch and bring everyone to a cocktail workshop. Learn cocktail history and try your hand at muddling and mixing. Bonus: You get to sample the fruits of your, ahem, labour. "Attending the cocktail seminar with friends was more fun, more competitive and way louder than just going to the bar, especially when you're all trying to come up with the best cocktail recipe," says Marissa. "A cute bartender giving you his undivided attention doesn't hurt, either."
Best for any size group—the more pals, the more cocktails to taste.
Try it at the Brandywine Bartending School in Vancouver. For more information, visit brandywine.ca.
Traditional crafting and cooking are cool again, thanks to the maker movement. Create, DIY and innovate with tech, tools and toys, or join a jam-making session with friends.
Put the fun back into your fitness routine with a novel workout you and your friends can do together.
Don smocks, grab a drink if you like and spend the evening with your buddies creating one-of-a-kind art at a local bar or restaurant. The artist hosting the evening provides step-by-step instructions to help you paint a reproduction of the night's chosen artwork. "People are really encouraging," says Paint Nite regular Brieanne Harris of Spruce Grove, Alta. "While the paint is drying on our canvasses, everyone walks around and checks out all the other paintings. It's about two hours of mess and giggles—how can you go wrong?"
Best for a group of friends, so you can sit and laugh together and offer critiques of one another's work.
Try it at Paint Nite locations across the country, including those in Halifax, Winnipeg and Windsor, Ont. For more information, visit paintnite.com.
The benefits of spending time with your squad go beyond just catching up; friend time is food for the soul. A landmark University of California at Los Angeles study found that women's friendships not only assuage loneliness but also fill emotional gaps in romantic relationships, reduce stress and help us lead more joyful lives. So when a girls' night finally comes together after weeks (or months) of planning, the reconnection can be so revitalizing that it prompts a flurry of next-day emails that read, "So great to see you guys! Let's do it again soon!"
That's no coincidence, says Montreal developmental psychologist and newspaper columnist Susan Pinker, author of The Village Effect: How Face-to-Face Contact Can Make Us Healthier, Happier, and Smarter. "Women have more oxytocin pathways than men, so we secrete more of that hormone," she says. A natural feel-good hormone, oxytocin can reduce pain, stress and inflammation. "When we reach out to other people, look after them or share information, oxytocin is released, which makes us feel better and provides physiological protection," says Pinker.
But women also hang out with friends because, well, it's fun, and prioritizing relationships outside of immediate family creates an even wider social network that can provide advice and support. "We are a social species," says Pinker, "evolved to interact in person." Time spent together may be more meaningful than your usual Facebook updates or Instagram posts. "Online connections are great for setting up get-togethers," says Pinker, "but it's the in-person events that are extremely important for mental and physical health and longevity."
Check out how to reconnect with your old friends.
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Where every U.S. president went to college
by Jennifer Billock
1/ Public Domain // White House
These days, it's largely assumed high school graduates will go on to attend college. More than 66% of high school grads between the ages of 16 and 24 are currently enrolled in college, up from just 9% of Americans in 1950 between the ages of 20 and 24. In fact, several American presidents never went to college, opting instead to pursue work, politics, or the military. Abraham Lincoln never attended college, while William Henry Harrison did and even enrolled in medical school (although he never completed his studies).
Stacker pored through presidential historical societies and libraries, Whitehouse.gov, and the Library of Congress to create a list of where every U.S. president went to college—if they did at all. Read on to discover where your favorite presidents went to school, which programs they did or didn't finish, and what they studied. Perhaps you even share an alma mater with an American leader.
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School: Never attended college
George Washington's education is a bit contested. Some sources say he never went to college, while others say he enrolled for a time at the College of William and Mary. Nonetheless, he did not have a college degree—though William and Mary did issue him a surveyor's license.
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School: Harvard College (undergraduate)
John Adams started the legacy of Harvard alumni-turned-presidents, which still continues today. He attended from 1751 to 1755. His time at the school helped develop his love of books.
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School: College of William and Mary (undergraduate)
Thomas Jefferson enrolled at the College of William and Mary when he was 17. He graduated after two years and went on to study law with his legal mentor George Wythe.
School: Princeton University (undergraduate)
Due to poor health, James Madison had to wait two years before heading to college. When he did eventually attend in 1769, he enrolled at what was then the College of New Jersey—now Princeton—and studied a full range of subjects. He graduated in 1771, but stayed another year to study Hebrew and political philosophy, making him the college's first "graduate student."
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School: College of William and Mary (undergraduate, did not graduate)
James Monroe enrolled at the College of William and Mary in 1774, expecting to study law. Two years later, however, he left school to fight in the American Revolution.
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John Quincy Adams
Schools: University of Leiden (undergraduate, transferred), Harvard University (undergraduate)
When John Adams, former president and father of John Quincy Adams, relocated to Amsterdam in 1780, his son studied at the University of Leiden. John Quincy left the school in 1781 and traveled around Europe. When he returned to the U.S. in 1785, he went to Harvard as an advanced student and graduated two years later.
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As a young man growing up in the Carolinas at the end of the 18th century, Andrew Jackson's early education was inconsistent. As an older teenager, he decided to read law and became a lawyer in Tennessee after two years.
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Martin Van Buren
Like many other young men at the time, Martin Van Buren did not go to college. Instead, he worked as a law clerk, eventually learning enough to become a lawyer in 1803.
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William Henry Harrison
Schools: Hampden-Sydney College (undergraduate), University of Pennsylvania (medical school, did not graduate)
Homeschooled for most of his early life, William Henry Harrison was quite prepared for undergraduate studies at Hampden-Sydney College, where he studied the classics and history. Next, he briefly enrolled at the University of Pennsylvania's medical school, dropping out after his father died. He joined the military in 1791.
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John Tyler was destined to go to the College of William and Mary. He enrolled in the college's prep school when he was 12, then graduated from the actual college in 1807 when he was 17.
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School: University of North Carolina (undergraduate)
James Polk was educated at home except for a brief stint in a Presbyterian school in Tennessee. He enrolled at University of North Carolina in 1816 as a sophomore and graduated with honors in 1818.
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Zachary Taylor
Zachary Taylor knew from a young age that he wanted to join the military. Instead of attending college, he joined the ranks in 1808.
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Millard Fillmore
Although Millard Fillmore did not receive a college education, he attended the New Hope Academy in New York. There he met his wife, Abigail Powers, a teacher at the school.
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Schools: Bowdoin College (undergraduate), Northampton Law School (law school)
Franklin Pierce almost flunked out of Bowdoin College, focusing so much on his social life during his initial time there that he was last in his class. He refocused and ended up graduating fifth in his class in 1824. Following that, he studied law at the short-lived Northampton Law School.
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School: Dickinson College (undergraduate)
Because James Buchanan went to a college prep high school, he was able to enter Dickinson College as a junior in 1807. He was expelled for poor behavior the following year but convinced the school to readmit him. He graduated with honors in 1809.
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Abraham Lincoln had virtually no formal education. He practiced as a lawyer, but like most lawyers of the time, did not go to law school—a law degree was not necessary for the work.
After a tumultuous youth spent as an apprentice and a runaway, Andrew Johnson returned home to start a tailoring business. He married in 1827 and began his political career two years later.
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Ulysses S. Grant
School: United States Military Academy
Because his family couldn't afford college, Ulysses S. Grant's father secretly applied for him to go to the United States Military Academy. At first, the boy didn't want to attend, but he went to West Point at his father's urging. Grant attended the school from 1839 to 1843. By all accounts, he was a subpar student with excellent military potential.
Rutherford B. Hayes
Schools: Kenyon College (undergraduate), Harvard University (law school)
Rutherford Hayes was an excellent student and graduated as valedictorian from Kenyon College in 1842. He took a year off to study law in an office before entering Harvard Law School and graduating in 1845.
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Schools: Western Reserve Eclectic Institute (undergraduate, transferred), Williams College
When James Garfield was growing up, he wanted to be a sailor. When that didn't work out, he went to study at the Western Reserve Eclectic Institute (now Hiram College) from 1851 to 1854. He transferred out to enter Williams College as a junior, graduating in 1856.
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Chester A. Arthur
Schools: Union College (undergraduate), State and National Law School (law school)
The first year of Chester Arthur's college career was spent at home. He entered Union College as a sophomore in 1845, graduating in 1848. He then went to State and National Law School—now closed—while teaching on the side.
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Grover Cleveland was born into a poor family. Though his father was a Yale-educated man, the elder Cleveland died when Grover was just 16. Grover had to skip college to support his family.
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Benjamin Harrison
Schools: Miami University (undergraduate)
Benjamin Harrison's first foray into higher education was at Farmers College, a prep school. He stayed there for two years, until 1850, when he entered Miami University. He graduated among the top students in his class in 1852.
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Grover Cleveland served two non-consecutive terms as both the 22nd and 24th president of the United States.
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William McKinley
Schools: Allegheny College (did not graduate), Albany Law School (law school)
William McKinley thought education was incredibly important, and enrolled in Allegheny College in 1860 after studying at a seminary school. He only stayed for one term before dropping out due to lack of finances and health concerns. After the Civil War, he entered Albany Law School, graduating in 1867.
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Schools: Harvard University (undergraduate), Columbia Law School (did not graduate)
Theodore Roosevelt entered Harvard in 1876. Two years later, his father died, but it only made him work harder. He graduated magna cum laude in 1880. After getting married, he enrolled in law school but dropped out after only one year to enter politics.
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Schools: Yale University (undergraduate), University of Cincinnati (law school)
William Taft was always a good student, graduating second in his high school class. In 1878, he graduated second in his class at Yale in as well. While at Yale, Taft became a member of the Skull and Bones Society—his father co-founded the society in 1832. After college, Taft went to law school, graduating in 1880.
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Schools: Davidson College (undergraduate, transferred), Princeton University (undergraduate), University of Virginia (law school, did not graduate), Johns Hopkins University (graduate, Ph.D.)
Woodrow Wilson's early education was sporadic and hampered by his possible dyslexia. He was 16 when he enrolled at Davidson College in 1873. He left after a year and in 1875 went to Princeton, where he earned his degree after four years. He next attended the University of Virginia for law school but dropped out after two years. Wilson earned a Ph.D. in history and political science from Johns Hopkins University in 1886.
Warren G. Harding
School: Ohio Central College (undergraduate)
Warren Harding entered Ohio Central College in 1879 when he was just 14. He earned his B.S. in 1882. While in college, he edited the campus newspaper, a role that would prepare him for his eventual job as the owner of the Marion Daily Star.
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School: Amherst College (undergraduate)
In 1891, Calvin Coolidge enrolled at Amherst College, where he immediately gained a reputation for his humor and wit. He participated in debate, public speaking, Republican Club, and the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity. He graduated cum laude in 1895, giving the facetious Grove Oration at graduation.
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School: Stanford University (undergraduate)
Herbert Hoover was a poor student in high school, but he was determined to go to the then newly opened Stanford University in 1891. He passed the entrance exam and pursued a degree in geology, graduating in 1895.
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After attending an exclusive prep school for boys, Franklin D. Roosevelt enrolled in Harvard in 1900. He was an average student but was the editor of the college newspaper and an Alpha Delta Phi member; he graduated in 1903. In 1905, he registered at Columbia Law School but left two years later after he passed the bar exam.
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Schools: Spalding's Commercial College (did not graduate); University of Missouri, Kansas City (did not graduate)
Harry Truman is one of the few presidents that did not obtain a college degree. That's not for lack of trying, though—he attended business school at Spalding's Commercial College in 1901 but quit to help with the family business. He then attended a few night classes at the University of Missouri's law school before dropping out.
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School: United States Military Academy (undergraduate), Command and General Staff School (graduate)
Before going to college, Dwight D. Eisenhower and his brother had an agreement that they would pay for one another's college education. Dwight paid for his brother's but was then accepted to the United States Military Academy in 1911 (where tuition is free). He graduated in 1915. After some time in the military, he enrolled at Command and General Staff School and graduated first in his class in 1926.
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Schools: Princeton University (withdrew due to illness), Harvard University (undergraduate), Stanford University (graduate, did not graduate)
JFK's college career began at Princeton in 1935, where he stayed only a short while before withdrawing due to chronic illness that plagued him all his life. In 1936, he enrolled at Harvard, earning a degree in government and international relations. Following Harvard, he went to Stanford but only audited classes, leaving early to join the military.
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School: Southwest Texas State Teachers College (undergraduate)
From 1927 to 1930, Lyndon Johnson pursued a degree in teaching at Southwest Texas State Teachers College. He didn't care much for regular classes but participated in a lot of extracurriculars: debate, journalism, and student government. He also did well in student teaching while at the school, leading to his first job out of college as a teacher during the Great Depression.
Schools: Whittier College (undergraduate), Duke University (law school)
A particularly active student while an undergrad at Whittier College from 1930 to 1934, Richard Nixon participated in student government, drama, and football. He was also intelligent and earned a scholarship to Duke University's law school. He graduated there in 1937, after serving as president of the Student Bar Association and a member of the law review.
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Schools: University of Michigan at Ann Arbor (undergraduate), Yale University (law school)
Although Gerald Ford graduated from the University of Michigan with two majors (economics and political science), his real claim to fame at the school was his football career. He played on the college's championship football team and in 2006, was named one of the 100 most influential student athletes of the last century by the NCAA. After graduating from University of Michigan in 1935, he attended Yale for law school, casting football aside and earning his degree in 1941.
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Schools: Georgia Southwestern College (undergraduate), Georgia Institute of Technology (undergraduate), United States Naval Academy (undergraduate)
Jimmy Carter was the first person on his father's side to graduate high school. He followed that with engineering studies at two Georgia colleges and ultimately, a bachelor's of science from the competitive U.S. Naval Academy. He graduated in the top 10% of his class in 1946.
School: Eureka College (undergraduate)
Ronald Reagan graduated from Eureka College in Illinois with degree in economics in 1932. During his time at school, he played football, participated in drama, and became class president his senior year. Now, there's a Ronald Reagan Museum on Eureka's campus.
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School: Yale University (undergraduate)
Immediately after high school, George H. W. Bush joined the Navy. When he was discharged after World War II in 1945, he enrolled in college along with a flood of other veterans. Bush went to Yale and studied economics in an accelerated program that allowed him to graduate early. While at the school, he was the captain of the baseball team and a member of the Skull and Bones Society.
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Schools: Georgetown University (undergraduate), Oxford University (Rhodes Scholarship), Yale University (law school)
Bill Clinton graduated in 1973 from Yale Law School, where he met his wife, Hillary Rodham. Prior to that, he earned an international affairs degree at Georgetown and went to Oxford as a Rhodes Scholar. He actually went to Oxford twice; the second trip kept him out of military service.
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Schools: Yale University (undergraduate), Harvard University (business school)
Just like his father and grandfather, George W. Bush attended Yale University, majoring in history with specialties in European and American studies. Bush joined Delta Kappa Epsilon his freshman year, and when he was a senior, he was initiated into the secret Skull and Bones Society. He graduated in 1968. In 1973, he enrolled at Harvard Business School and graduated with a master of business administration in 1975.
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Schools: Occidental College (undergraduate, transferred), Columbia University (undergraduate), Harvard University (law school)
Barack Obama spent his freshman and sophomore years at Occidental College in Los Angeles before transferring. In 1983, he graduated from Columbia University in New York City with a political science degree. From there, he went to Harvard for law school, where he was the editor of the Harvard Law Review; he graduated in 1991.
Schools: Fordham University (undergraduate, transferred), University of Pennsylvania (undergraduate)
Donald Trump began his college career at Fordham University in New York City, where he studied from 1964 to 1966. He then transferred to The Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania to study real estate, an education that would shape his career. He graduated in 1968 with an economics degree.
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Hemp CBD Vs Marijuana CBD: There's a Difference
Are hemp derived CBD and marijuana-derived CBD significantly different? Are these differences likely to affect the way you use them? Let's take a closer look at the details.
While the cannabidiol (CBD) industry continues to grow by leaps and bounds regarding positive research findings and the discovery of new therapeutic applications, a significant rift is forming between the two camps of hemp-derived CBD oil and the marijuana-derived CBD oil, especially in the business world.
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There are so many questions and accusations between the two sides, it is important that we delve deeper and identify exactly what the differences are. We need to look into how these two are similar, yet also separate products in terms of processing, chemical make-up, benefits and side effects. The questions we examine here are by no means exhaustive, but they should give you a good understanding of the basics.
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Hemp-derived CBD vs. Marijuana derived CBD: Where do They Come From?
Hemp and marijuana originate from theCannabis Sativa L family of plants. Depending on the farmer's intention and their purpose with the strain they grow, the focus will either be on flower development, or on the stalks, leaves, and seeds. Cannabis crops grown for their flowers typically have high THC levels and are referred to as marijuana, while crops commercially grown for their fibers and stalks are usually referred to as hemp.
By the simplest definition, there is no difference between CBD obtained from either type of plant. CBD is CBD - Molecularly it is identical whether it comes from marijuana or hemp.
However, there are still differences in the final product of hemp-derived CBD oil vs marijuana-derived CBD oil because of the interaction of other molecules that come along for the ride, specifically THC.
Different methods of processing can also significantly alter the components found in the extraction. The more processing the farther we get from the intentional combination of compounds provided by the plant.
There is science showing the important role all the cannabinoids, terpenes, and other molecules play together in the body, it's called the entourage effect. It's why we at SOL*CBD minimally process our CBD.
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What is the Difference Between THC and CBD?
The most prevalent cannabinoids found in theCannabis plant are THC and CBD. Both cannabinoids are found in marijuana and hemp plants at different levels of concentration. To qualify as 'hemp', the plant product must legally have less than 0.3 percent THC, while marijuana products usually have much higher levels of THC and varying levels of CBD.
These two cannabinoids differ greatly in terms of their interaction with the endocannabinoid system (ECS) and their potential for side effects. The ECS in the human body has many receptors, aiding the system to regulate vital processes. These receptors can be activated either by the body's naturally occurring cannabinoids or by plant-derived cannabinoids such as THC and CBD.
THC and CBD differ in the way they interact with the receptors in the ECS, but both affect the two primary receptors, CB1 and CB2. According to current research, CBD binds at different sites on these endocannabinoid receptors than THC.
Therefore, because its interaction is different with these receptors, as well as many neurochemical systems and some lesser known receptor subtypes, CBD is not psychoactive. It is, in fact, known to reduce the potency of the psychoactive effects of THC, which is the biggest difference between CBD and THC. THC causes the 'high' or euphoria, and other potential effects such as paranoia and anxiety that marijuana is known for, while CBD doesn't. [1]
Hemp-derived CBD vs. Marijuana derived CBD: What are the Legal Differences?
The difference between THC levels in a hempCannabis Sativa plant and a marijuanaCannabis Sativa plant also plays a large role in determining its legality in the United States. Plants with high levels of THC remain illegal at the federal level, although state laws may vary. This means that marijuana-derived CBD is not legal in all 50 states.
On the other hand, hemp-derived CBD remains in a legal grey zone in all 50 states. It contains very low levels of THC, and it falls under the passage of the 2014 Farm Bill. There is still some discrepancy between federal departments on the final legal status of hemp-derived CBD oil.
Hemp-derived CBD vs. Marijuana-derived CBD: What are the Side Effects?
The potential psychotropic side effects of marijuana-derived CBD are the most common reasons people tend to lean towards hemp-derived CBD products. Hemp-derived CBD legally must contain 0.3 percent THC, while marijuana-derived CBD can contain more than 20 percent, depending on source material. Because marijuana-derived CBD products can contain very high levels of THC, they could lead to the unwanted side effects typically associated with consuming marijuana.
Common side effects of marijuana-derived CBD with higher levels of THC include changes in appetite, increased heart rate and blood pressure, and feelings of anxiety and paranoia for some people. Hemp-derived CBD, by contrast, has very few reported side effects. The only ones known thus far in the medical literature are tiredness, diarrhea, and changes in appetite, as well as some evidence that it may prevent the liver metabolization of certain pharmaceutical drugs, which may affect their potency. [2]
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Hemp-derived CBD has been found to be safe for use by nearly everyone, including children and seniors. In fact, hemp-derived CBD oil is now used across the country for children with intractable epilepsy. Excitingly, the Food and Drug Administration moved one step closer to endorsing access to CBD oil for the treatment of severe forms of epilepsy. In April, the FDA voted to recommend the approval of Epidiolex, a prescription-grade CBD product. [3]
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Hemp CBD vs. Marijuana CBD: What are the Differences in Therapeutic Applications?
Despite its potential side effects, marijuana-derived CBD along with its THC content may have important medicinal applications, according to literature. Explicitly, it may be extremely useful for patients with AIDS, chronic pain and as a co-therapy to chemotherapy, among other illnesses. Similar to hemp-derived CBD, marijuana-derived CBD has powerful analgesic and antiemetic qualities.[4]
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Hemp-derived CBD oil, on the other hand, is showing promise in preliminary research as a compelling alternative therapy. Initial studies show that hemp-derived CBD provides the additional medicinal benefits with action against the following:
Neurodegenerative, and more [5]
Despite being similar in chemical composition, there are critical differences in cannabinoid combination between marijuana and hemp-derived CBD products. From psychotropic effects to the legal status to production methods, THC and CBD have different benefits to offer consumers. Ultimately, it is up to you as the consumer to choose which product will be right for you.
[1] https://www.nature.com/articles/npp2017255
[2] https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5569602/
[3] http://whnt.com/2018/04/26/prescription-cbd-oil-for-epilepsy-could-soon-be-available-with-fda-approval/
[4] http://www.jabfm.org/content/24/4/452.full.pdf+html
[5] https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S016561470900128X
While the cannabidiol industry continues to grow by leaps and bounds in terms of positive research findings, a significant rift is forming between the hemp-derived CBD and the marijuana-derived CBD businesses. Learn more about how high heat destroys potency and integrity of the hemp-derived CBD.


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Welcome to the Catholic Institute of Sydney (CIS).
I am pleased to introduce you to CIS and the different possibilities it may provide for those of you who are interested in theological and related studies, be it in a manner of formal studies, like those undertaken by candidates for ordination to the priesthood or permanent diaconate in the Catholic Church or for various kinds of ministry in the Church or for personal enrichment.
The Institute is one of the oldest tertiary educational places in the country. Theology and Philosophy have been taught continuously since the 1880s, when St Patrick's College Manly was established for the education of students for the priesthood. In 1954 we were granted the status of an ecclesiastical faculty by the Holy See. As such, from 2019 we will be governed by the Apostolic Constitution Veritatis Gaudium (which updates the previous Apostolic Constitution Sapientia Christiana) and our own Statutes. We are the only such faculty in Australia. In 1996 the Institute relocated from Manly to the present campus in Strathfield. CIS is a founding member of the Sydney College of Divinity, whose first degrees were awarded in 1983. We continue to teach their awards.
CIS offers courses leading to accredited awards in theology and philosophy. As an ecclesiastical faculty and a member of the Sydney College of Divinity, it has a unique place in theological education in Australia. The ecclesiastical awards offered by the Institute include the five-year STB (a Baccalaureate of Theology), the STL (a Licentiate in Sacred Theology, equivalent to a Master's degree at a secular university) and the STD (a Doctorate in Sacred Theology).
In terms of the secular degrees offered at CIS, the three-year Bachelor of Theology (BTh) is the most popular as it gives both breadth and depth in the study of theology and related disciplines. It is possible to take one year of the BTh and graduate with a Diploma of Christian Studies (DipChSt), or after two years to graduate with the Associate Degree in Christian Thought and Practice (AssocDegChThPr). The Graduate Certificate in Arts and Graduate Certificate in Theological Studies are both short, graduate, foundational courses in theology. The Master of Arts (MA) or Master of Theological Studies (MThSt) are best suited to those who already have a bachelor's degree in a non-theological discipline but wish to undertake theological studies.
Students come from a diversity of cultures and of backgrounds and include seminarians, teachers, pastoral workers, and many others keen to deepen their understanding of the faith and to explore the way it is lived in contemporary Australia.
A large number of full-time students are studying for ordination to priesthood in the Catholic Church. They come from a variety of dioceses and religious communities both locally and internationally. Other students are currently, or will eventually, be engaged in some form of ministry in the Church. For students the experience of studying theology has contributed to a deepening of their faith.
Our academic staff are highly qualified and have scholarly interests that range across the various philosophical, theological and biblical disciplines. Both the riches of the Catholic philosophical and theological tradition as well as the best of contemporary scholarship inform their teaching and academic supervision of research students.
As faculty, we specialise in the face-to-face mode of teaching, and place a high value on the quality of the learning experience in the classroom. Our students appreciate the possibility of engaging directly with lecturers and with their fellow students. We endeavour to provide a vibrant learning community, which stimulates enquiry and facilitates deep learning.
The Institute's library, the Veech Library, is regarded as one of the finest collections of materials relating to theology and Catholic life in Australia.
Once again, welcome to the Catholic Institute of Sydney and may you enjoy your studies and your time at the Institute!
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Giorgio By Moroder
"What the hell is this, Giorgio?"
That is what Donna Summer asked Giorgio Moroder, the producer who brought her to international fame with the track "Love to Love You Baby," upon hearing a song Moroder intended for her 1977 album I Remember Yesterday. The album's concept was to combine modern sounds with sounds reminiscent of past musical eras. The title track opens the album with a 1920s feel, which is followed by a fifties throwback and a sixties throwback. The song that perplexed Donna was intended to signify the future.
The synthesizer-based futuristic track was the b-side of the album's first single, a ballad entitled "Can't We Just Sit Down (And Talk It Over)." Releasing a ballad as the first single for the Disco Queen's new album was a strange move. The song failed to make the pop charts, though it did the top twenty of the r&b chart, Summer's first single to do so since "Love to Love You Baby."
In some foreign markets, the synth track was the single's A-side. It made noise, ultimately topping the charts in the U.K., the Netherlands, France, Australia, Italy, Belgium, and Austria. It reached #3 in Germany, where David Bowie was recording with produce Brian Eno. Bowie remembered Eno running into the studio with a copy of the song. Eno played it for Bowie, who recalled him saying "'This is it, look no further. This single is going to change the sound of club music for the next fifteen years.' Which was more or less right."
In the U.S. this B-side became the A-side, and reached #6 on the pop chart. Rolling Stone magazine included the track, entitled "I Feel Love," on its list of the 500 Greatest Songs of All-Time.
Today, Giorgio Moroder, who has four Grammy Awards and three Academy Awards to his credit, turns 75 years old. He has a new album, Déjà Vu, featuring guest vocalists such as Britney Spears (on a cover of Suzanne Vega's "Tom's Diner"), Kylie Minogue, Sia, Kelis, and Charli XCX, due to be released this June. Here are twenty career highlights.
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