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LITERARY LOCATION: Mile 18, Peace River. To reach the vicinity of "Mile 18" in reference to Ann Blade's book called Mary of Mile 18, you go to Mile 73 of the Alaska Highway, north of Fort St. John, and take the Beatton River Road turnoff--then you drive for eighteen miles. The hamlet where Ann Blades taught school was dubbed Mile 18 simply because that's the distance, along a gravel road, to get back to the highway.
B.C.'s maven of children's literature, Judith Saltman, has designated Ann Blades' self-illustrated Mary of Mile 18 (1971) as the "breakthrough" illustrated title by a B.C. writer for children. The published-from-Montreal story is based on Blades' experiences as a novice teacher in northern B.C. Her second book in 1973 was similarly derived from her teaching experiences in tiny Taché.
Ann Blades says she wrote Mary of Mile 18 at age 20 partly because she was bored but mainly because she couldn't find any books that came close to representing the lives of her students. That's why she imagined a story about a girl named Mary--based on a real Mary in her one-room classroom--who finds a wolf pup but is forbidden to keep it as a pet until it proves its worth on the family farm. Blades says she was inspired by the illustrations in Harald Wiberg's The Tomten and the Fox. For PR purposes, her publisher at Tundra described Mile 18 as a Mennonite community, but in fact this was not true. It was a farming community with some Mennonite families. There were also three families working for and living in houses built by Westcoast Transmission.
In the early 1970s there was a shortage of teachers in B.C. so it was possible to get a Letter of Permission to teach in an isolated area if you had a BA, no teaching experience required. This was how Blades' then-husband was hired to teach grades 4 to 7 (with a few students in grade 8 taking correspondence courses) in the two-room school at Mile 18. Blades had a standard teaching certificate after one year of Arts and one year of Education courses which included a two-week practicum. She taught 25 children in grades 1 to 3. One of the girls, named Mary Bergen, inspired the story.
"I went there as a 19-year-old," she recalls, "turning 20 in November. We lived in a teacherage adjacent to the school with no indoor plumbing or running water. It was propane only until electricity arrived in December. It was very bleak, relatively flat countryside. The isolation was extreme and it was a difficult year.
"There was the original one-room schoolhouse in which I taught, and a newer building for grades 4-to-8, as well as a barn and two outhouses; one for the boys and one for the girls. Often it was 40-below. About 100 yards away there was a garage and a tiny shack of a store."
Blades and her husband travelled to Europe the next fall but when they ran out of money they returned to take jobs at a two-room school at Taché after the teachers there had suddenly left in November. "Normally they wouldn't have hired us as we weren't Catholic," says Blades, "and it was a Catholic reserve but they made an exception as they knew we would stick it out since we had experienced teaching in an isolated location."
The Vancouver Art Gallery exhibited paintings from Mary of Mile 18 and the Canadian Association of Children's Librarians chose it as Book of the Year in 1972. It has since been reprinted in several languages and became the basis for a film made by the National Film Board in 1981.
Noteworthy among Blades' more than twenty titles is the enduring and charming picture book, A Salmon for Simon (1978), with text by Betty Waterton. It was the first published-in-B.C. children's book to win a Governor General's Children's Literature Award for illustration. It also received the Amelia Frances Howard-Gibbon Illustrator's Award.
By the Sea: An Alphabet Book (1985) won the first Elizabeth Meazik-Cleaver Award for Illustration. Other significant titles for which she provided illustrations include Ainslie Manson's A Dog Came, Too, Michael Macklem's Jacques the Woodcutter, three titles by Sue Ann Alderson and children's books by Margaret Laurence, Margaret Atwood and Cariboo pioneer Jean Speare. Ann Blades' illustrations were also featured in an exhibit of Canadian children's book illustrations in 1990 at the Bologna Children's Book Fair in Italy.
Born on November 16, 1947 in Vancouver, Ann Blades received her teaching certificate from the University of British Columbia (1970) and she graduated as a nurse from the British Columbia Institute of Technology (1974). She has lived in Crescent Beach, a childhood haunt that she wrote about in her book, The Cottage at Crescent Beach. Starting in 2000, she spent two years re-certifying as a teacher. Thereafter she has enjoyed teaching inner-city kindergarten full-time in Surrey.
The Mile 18 school amalgamated with Buick Creek School to become Beatton River School. Blades has not been back but she has had some contact with former Mile 18 students. The character Mary in her first book was inspired by a girl named Mary in the class.
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Mary of Mile 18 (Tundra, 1971)
A Boy of Taché (Tundra, 1973)
The Cottage at Crescent Beach (Magook, 1977)
By the Sea: An Alphabet Book (Kids Can Press, 1977)
The Seasons Boardbooks (D&M, 1989)
Back to the Cabin (Orca, 1996)
Wolf and the Seven Little Kids (Groundwood, 1999)
Too Small (Groundwood, 2000)
Jacques the Woodcutter, by Michael Macklem (Oberon, 1977)
A Salmon for Simon, by Betty Waterton (D&M, 1978)
Anna's Pet, by Joyce Barkhouse and Margaret Atwood (Lorimer, 1979)
Six Darn Cows, by Margaret Laurence (Lorimer, 1980)
Pettranella, by Betty Waterton (D&M, 1980)
A Candle for Christmas, by Jean Speare (D&M, 1986)
Ida and the Wool Smugglers, by Sue Ann Alderson (D&M, 1987)
The Singing Basket, by Kit Pearson (Groundwood, 1990)
A Dog Came, Too by Ainslie Manson (Groundwood, 1992)
A Ride for Martha by Sue Ann Alderson (Groundwood, 1993)
Mother Goose--A Canadian Sampler, a contributing illustrator (Groundwood, 1994)
Pond Seasons, by Sue Ann Alderson (Groundwood, 1997)
CACL Book of the Year for Mary of Mile 18.
Canadian Children's Literature Award (now called Governor General's Award for Illustration) for A Salmon for Simon
Amelia Frances Howard-Gibbon Illustration Award for A Salmon for Simon.
Elizabeth Mrazik-Cleaver Canadian Picture Book Award for By the Sea: An Alphabet Book.
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Wolf and the Seven Little Kids (Groundwood $15.95)
Wolf and the Seven Little Kids (Groundwood $15.95) is the latest venture for Ann Blades, the artist and storyteller who won a Governor-General's Award for A Salmon for Simon. Here she retells the Grimm fairy tale with a family of domestic goats, a wily wolf and her trademark watercolours. 0-88899-364-1
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Daycare Centers to Begin Reopening Sunday
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After weeks of discussion, the Health Ministry approved a plan to reopen state-supervised daycare centers on Sunday morning "in accordance with health guidelines," according to a statement issued by the Finance Ministry.
Labor and Social Welfare Minister Ofir Akunis hailed the decision, saying that "opening the centers will enable about one million parents to return to work, and that is after ensuring the health of the children and staff."
The plan calls for a staggered schedule, with toddlers divided into groups of up to 17 in each classroom and the subsidized daycares will operate during their usual hours on all weekdays. The reduction of class sizes will mean that about 30 percent of children may have to stay home, according to reports.
However, the reopening of privately-run daycare centers has not yet been resolved.
The head of the Organization for Private Preschools, Dr. Shulamit Bismanovsky, said government officials had not met with the group so far, which represents 4,000 private daycares serving about 18,000 children.
"It cannot be that 18,000 toddlers, primarily from the geographic and economic periphery of Israel are left without an educational framework and the [education] minister continues ignoring this," a statement from the union said.
The private facilities threatened to stay closed unless the state agreed to provide compensation for a 40-day shutdown imposed on the system.
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The reported benefits of the drug include extending median survival by 4.1 months and causing fewer side effects than intensive chemotherapy. It also offers an alternative for those men who aren't able to use docetaxel (Taxotere).
In late June, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services said it is launching a year-long national coverage analysis (NCA) to determine whether the immunotherapy "is reasonable and necessary under sections 1862(a)(1)(A) and/or 1862(a)(1)(E) of the Social Security Act." In a statement, Dendreon Corp., the maker of sipuleucel-T, said NCAs "do not impact existing coverage decisions, nor do they restrict local Medicare contractors from covering Provenge."
Urology Times spoke with practicing urologists around the country about the concept of treating advanced prostate cancer with sipuleucel-T.
Although some of the urologists are intrigued by what the future may hold for immunotherapy, many aren't sure if sipuleucel-T is the treatment that will transform their approach to prostate cancer. They also raised questions about the drug, some of which relate to its method of administration and cost.
"I don't think it's a game changer because the survival difference is not gigantic. There is a significant survival benefit when you look at the big picture, but it is just a few months. Whether that provides quality of life is not clear," Dr. Wallen said.
"We also don't know if administered earlier in the course of the disease, if Provenge could be more effective in extending survival and improving the quality of life. I'd love to see it given a clinical trial earlier in the course of treatment, for sure.
"And whether urologists will have access and actually be the ones giving the treatment, rather than medical oncologists, is still very much up in the air. Medical oncologists have the infrastructure to do this kind of treatment with infusions. It's an issue, because most urologists are not set up as cancer centers that can do infusion treatments. I think the company wants urologists to do it, because they know that's where the patients are, but whether that comes to pass remains to be seen."
Will add to quality of life
"Right now, it's one more avenue we can try," she said. "As I understand, it is for advanced prostate cancer, not localized, early-stage prostate cancer. For patients with metastatic disease, Provenge can extend their life for a few months and probably decrease the pain and suffering. We don't have a good treatment now for metastatic prostate cancer. Chemotherapy doesn't work; radiation doesn't work. So this will add to the quality of life and lifespan for those with advanced disease.
"Immunotherapy is definitely the way we're going with prostate cancer," said Dr. Colli, an assistant professor at the University of Alabama specializing in urologic oncology. "Evidence shows that enlisting the immune system does keep prostate cancer in a remission type of state. Studies show patients with low-grade prostate cancer can harbor metastatic cells in their bone marrow and never show signs of advanced metastatic disease for 10 to 20 years. So I believe there is an immune-modulating response."
In Louisville, KY, Eric Uhlenhuth, MD, doesn't see the drug changing the field of prostate cancer treatment.
"My understanding is that it will probably be used for people no longer responding to Taxotere. According to the study, it probably benefits those people, but I don't think it's going to be some paradigm shift in the treatment of prostate cancer where all of a sudden everyone is doing well and will be cured of cancer," Dr. Uhlenhuth said.
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Raphaëla le Gouvello, née le  à Paris, est une véliplanchiste française.

Elle réussit quatre traversées en planche à voile, en solitaire et sans assistance, de l'Océan Atlantique en 2000, de la Méditerranée en 2002, de l'Océan Pacifique en 2003 et de l'Océan Indien en 2006.

Biographie
Originaire de Pénestin dans le Morbihan, Raphaëla le Gouvello du Timat est la fille de Guy Le Gouvello du Timat et de Bernadette Leclerc (fille de James Leclerc).

Elle commence à pratiquer la planche à voile au lycée et participe à ses premières compétitions au cours de l'été 1977 à La Baule et Dinard. De 1980 à 1982, elle participe aux championnats OPEN de France et termine première féminine de la Ligue Loire-Océan et  au niveau national. En 1982, elle est la seule féminine engagée dans les 24 heures de La Baule. Puis, à partir de 1984, elle se lance dans la pratique du funboard, ce qui l'amènera à ses traversées à succès.

Parallèlement à ses débuts sportifs, Raphaëla le Gouvello a mené de brillantes études puisqu'elle obtient en 1978 le baccalauréat D avec la mention très bien ainsi qu'un doctorat vétérinaire sept années plus tard. Enfin, en 1986, elle obtient un master de Sciences in Natural Resources à l'Humboldt State University en Californie.

Elle est successivement responsable technique et scientifique à la société Biomar-Aqualim (1987-90), responsable du programme aquaculture au laboratoire international de pharmacie vétérinaire du groupe Sanofi santé nutrition animale (1990-93). Elle est aujourd'hui directrice de Stermor, société de conseil et service en nutrition, santé et hygiène aquacole qu'elle a créée en 1994, à Pénestin.

En 2013 sur un voilier de série, RespectOcean, elle participe à sa première course transocéanique en bateau, la Transat 6.50.

Les traversées

Traversée de l'Océan Atlantique : février et avril 2000
Elle est la première femme à accomplir cette traversée de 2 750 milles (environ 5 000 km), en 58 jours 10 heures et 11 minutes. Elle réalise ce parcours en solitaire entre Saly (Sénégal) et la Martinique.

Traversée de la Mer Méditerranée en 2002
Elle parcourt les 550 milles séparant Marseille de Sidi Bou Saïd (Tunisie), en 10 jours 1 heure et 38 minutes. Cette traversée fut à l'époque une première mondiale.

Traversée de l'Océan Pacifique en 2003

Elle réussit la première traversée du Pacifique en planche à voile en solitaire d'août à . Elle relie Lima (Pérou) et Papeete (Tahiti) en 89 jours et 7 heures, soit 4 455 milles.

Traversée de l'Océan Indien en 2006

En 2006, elle a traversé l'Océan Indien en 60 jours, 2 heures, 1 minute.

Elle est partie de Exmouth, en Australie, le 9 avril pour arriver à Saint-Denis (Réunion) le 8 juin, soit un trajet de 3 300 milles (plus de 6 000 km).

Elle a utilisé une planche à voile longue de 7,80 mètres et gréée d'une voile de 7,4 m².

Distinctions

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 Prix André Saint-Sauveur de la meilleure aventure sportive de l'année 2003, décerné par l'Académie des sports

Notes et références

Voir aussi

Article connexe
 Famille de Gouvello

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Véliplanchiste française
Chevalier de l'ordre national du Mérite
Commandeur de l'ordre de Tahiti Nui
Naissance en mai 1960
Naissance à Paris
Famille de Gouvello
Personnalité liée à Pénestin

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David Duvoisin aka NadaOne is Swiss graffiti artist, one of the first graffiti writers in his country, starting at the age of 14. Apart from being active member of Urban art scene, NadaOne is working closely with toys manufacturers on new designs, and as a product of those collaborations, the world has see the iconic KID666 limited edition vinyl toy, and working on commissions from brands such as Nestle, Honda, Ecko, Redbull, just to name a few. But, for his first solo exhibition at Speerstra Gallery in Bursins, Switzerland, he did something new. NadaOne will be presenting his True Colors exhibition, works he made in 2014 and 2015.
NadaOne – Everyday, 2014
NadaOne and Pure Graffitism
NadaOne's experience in graffiti art allows him to push boundaries in terms of painting techniques, developing his own over time, achieving recognizable strokes and patterns. He is stranger to no styles, characters and background, allowing him to stay always fresh, but at the same time true to himself. Conquering all scales and surfaces and creating a attention-grabbing experience, grasping the viewer's gaze and mind. For True Colors exhibition at Speerstra Gallery, he created a body of works containing no particular characters and narratives, a study on pure graffitism which was building up throughout his long street art career. Playing with the pure painterly elements from the graffiti vocabulary, he is leaving observers to witness such a versatility in techniques and styles. Maybe the idea behind the title seems vague at the first sight, but letting NadaOne to moderate your perception will bring you closer to him and to the edge of truthful deduction.
NadaOne – Out of Time, 2014
NadaOne as an International Reference
NadaOne, being so long and so much involved in the graffiti art scene, became one of the most recognizable street artists of our time, having as an aftermath the fact that he was collaborating with many big companies on commissioned work. He has done multiple jobs for Honda, Nestle, Marc Ecko, Pixar, Sony, as well as toy designed for several different toy producing companies. Besides his commercial involvement, NadaOne has also represented crews like the MAC, AM7 and the Team ALOSTA. Alongside that, he is teaching new writers secrets and practices he learned empirically throughout his career. Traveling all over the world in order to participate on various festivals put him into constant contact with some of the greatest writers and made him a frequent topic of the articles in magazines.
NadaOne – Express Yourself, 2015
NadaOne at Speerstra Gallery
Only recently, a wish to exhibit more personal artworks on canvases emerged from the inside. New visual ideas were a transformation from the exterior into interior, and off the wall onto the canvas, expressing himself in a different manner, but impressing the viewer with the same or larger intensity. His first solo exhibition at Speerstra Gallery in Bursins, Switzerland captures the decisive moment of change, showing its new true colors. True Colors will be on display from May 22 until June 27, 2015. Prices of the artworks at this exhibition range from $1680 to $6200.
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Moss Hart earned six fruitless Oscar nominations, most significantly for its leads James Mason and Judy Garland. In 1976, the film was remade again, this time the plot's focus changed from film actors to popular musicians. A vehicle for Kris Kristofferson and Barbra Streisand, this version cleaned up at the Golden Globes, winning all five of the awards for which it was nominated including all three Comedy or Musical honors. At the Oscars, it only won Original Song and competed for three other technical honors.
Now after a forty-two year hiatus, we get a new A Star Is Born in a dramatically different era. Arriving after years of development news and rumors which had such figures as Clint Eastwood, Leonardo DiCaprio, and Beyoncé attached at different times, this one ultimately is directed, produced, and co-written by Bradley Cooper, who also stars in the film alongside Lady Gaga. After a decade of putting in work on television and film, Cooper graduated to leading man status with The Hangover and its sequels. He proved both his dramatic chops and comedic timing in the David O. Russell masterworks Silver Linings Playbook and American Hustle. And then as producer/star of Eastwood's American Sniper, he drove what seemed like a potential miss into a nearly unprecedented R-rated blockbuster and major awards contender too.
Cooper's A Star Is Born seems shaped by all these experiences. His flashy yet understated directorial style and earnest, character-driven storytelling is unmistakably influenced by Russell's films. And his considerable creative opportunities here, gifted without a single prior directing credit to his name, are bestowed upon him by Warner Bros. Pictures, a major studio whose faith in him on Sniper paid off handsomely.
All of this -- eighty years of cinema including nine years of Cooper as a movie star -- leads to this incarnation of A Star Is Born. It won't be mistaken for the others, though it most directly resembles the '70s version, again focusing on musicians. But it will most likely remain one of the leading forces of this just-launched film awards season that will run until the Oscars are held on February's last Sunday.
Cooper plays Jackson Maine, an accomplished singer-songwriter the director recently revealed to be inspired visually and musically by Pearl Jam's Eddie Vedder. Orphaned at a young age, Jackson was somewhat raised by his significantly older brother Bobby (Sam Elliott). On the surface, he seemingly turned out quite all right: he remains popular and able to draw large, adoring crowds after more than a decade in the business. But Jackson has demons, which he tackles regularly with heavy drinking.
Wandering into a New York City bar one night after a concert, Jackson encounters a number of drag musicians performing songs on stage. Also among them is Ally (Lady Gaga), a young woman who wows the crowd with her take on Edith Piaf's "La Vie en Rose." She grabs Jackson's attention enough for him to want to meet her backstage and they share a spontaneous evening together, which comes to include a bar fight and a bag of frozen peas in a convenience store parking lot. The two musicians -- one established, one not even aspiring as her server job is her only paying one -- bond in that parking lot with some opening up and some singing.
Before long, Ally quits her job and joins Jackson, enjoying a private jet ride and then facing her fears to share the stage with him on a duet she herself penned. The two are both smitten by their effortless connection which is equal parts romantic relationship and professional collaboration. It is a bumpy road for both facets of the couple, which the film shows candidly and truthfully as Ally's viral success with Jackson inevitably leads to a promising solo career. There's a spur-of-the-moment wedding, a "Saturday Night Live" musical performance where the nerves are palpable, a painfully and amusingly frank bathtub conversation, an unforgettable night at the Grammys, and a much-needed stint in rehab.
In all of these scenes, Cooper displays surprisingly great filmmaking instincts. We've seen enough musician biopics and documentaries for movies like Walk Hard and Popstar to be riotously entertaining. We've also gotten three major tellings of this story, and its arcs are familiar even if you haven't seen any of the previous versions. While the original story was the one area the original movie was awarded a competitive Oscar, the passage of decades has both made that no longer original and one of the only areas where this 2018 version doesn't blow you away. Cooper resists bathing this in gloss and convention. You never feel like you're just going through the beats, even if the hallmark divergent rise and fall must be honored.
on display for you to notice any air of calculation. You never feel like Cooper, thrice nominated as an actor and once as a producer, is making this film to win Oscars. That will simply be the beneficial byproduct of him pouring passion and himself into this project.
Cooper sets the tone on both sides of the camera. His direction completely disguises his utter lack of past experience. But that big job hasn't taken anything at all away from his work in front of the camera, which is as arresting and complex as anything he's shown before, including his fantastic turns in some of this decade's best films. You see some of the anguish of his Silver Linings Playbook performance, but whereas there it was deftly played with uplifting humor and gentle romance, here it is mined for weighty drama. Jackson wrestles not only with alcoholism and depression but hearing loss and tinnitus that stand to rob him of the one sure thing he's always had.
Cooper sets the bar very high and his castmates try their best to reach it. In the role of ingénue, Gaga gets nearly as much screentime as Cooper and for a world famous musician whose previous acting credits are as herself, an uncredited no-dialogue bit part in an episode of "The Sopranos", and one season of FX's "American Horror Story", her performance here will be scrutinized intensely. Fortunately, she lives up to the role's challenges set by both her leading man and, if you know their turns, Garland and Streisand. It shouldn't be too great a surprise that someone who performs music for a living can be pretty convincing in, well, a music-driven performance. But her fine work here both dramatically and musically is essential to this Star succeeding as well as it does. There are a couple of big moments she isn't as strong as she could be and that probably will be the difference between a nomination and a win, but this is a fine turn, whether it ends up being the start of something new or, more likely, a substantial career footnote.
Likely to join the two leads in the Nominations Morning announcement is Sam Elliott, one of those around-forever types who always catches your eye (or, perhaps more accurately, your ear). He's never before been nominated and though his screentime is limited here, he's excellent in conveying the gamut of conflicting emotions that come with being Jackson's protective big brother/surrogate father/manager. Others tastefully chip in some complementary notes as well, including Andrew Dice Clay as Ally's father, Broadway's Hamilton alum Anthony Ramos as Ally's friend, and Dave Chappelle as Jackson's faintly ethereal old friend.
A Star Is Born is one of those movies best enjoyed before it generates a lot of hype. Since it is opening wide next weekend in over 3,500 theaters, with critics' reviews having sung its praises since it premiered at the Venice Film Festival last month, that will be hard to do, if not impossible. If the film manages to avoid the obvious frontrunner status that seemingly doomed La La Land two years ago, it should enjoy a very fruitful awards season above and beyond the three now dated previous filmings of this tale. But you should try to enjoy it before all of that transcends.
Text copyright 2018 DVDizzy.com. Images copyright 2018 Warner Bros. Pictures, Live Nation Productions, and Metro Goldwyn Mayer Pictures.


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Q: Repeat array date in php for fullcalendar I have to be able to view on fullcalendar.io a series of shakes that are repeated.
With php I managed, to repeat an array, now I have difficulty display it on the calendar.
Here is the code
$aDate = '2016-09-20';
$rounds = array('Sera', 'Pomeriggio', 'Mattina', 'Notte', 'Riposo');

for($i=0; $i<20; $i++) {
    $nextDate = date("Y-m-d", strtotime('+1 day', strtotime($aDate)));
    echo "\n<br>" . $nextDate . " " . $rounds[$i%count($rounds)];
    $aDate = $nextDate;
}

Now for viewing on full calendar I have to create a similar array like this:
events: [
        {
            title  : 'event1',
            start  : '2010-01-01'
        },
        {
            title  : 'event2',
            start  : '2010-01-05',
        }
    ]

I have tried in this world but it does not work. Give me a hand to solve.
$aDate = '2016-09-20';
$rounds = array('Sera', 'Pomeriggio', 'Mattina', 'Notte', 'Riposo');
for($i=0; $i<20; $i++) {
    $nextDate = date("Y-m-d", strtotime('+1 day', strtotime($aDate)));

    $event_array[] = array(
            'id' => '1',
            'title' => $rounds[$i%count($rounds)],
            'start' => $nextDate,
            'color' => '#000'
        );

    $aDate = $nextDate;
}

thank you

A: Please Check below code [NOTE: I have managed to make a similar structure as you mentioned, you can changed according to satisfy full calendar needs]
<?php

$aDate = '2016-09-20';
$rounds = array('Sera', 'Pomeriggio', 'Mattina', 'Notte', 'Riposo');

$events = array();

for($i=0; $i<20; $i++) {
    $nextDate = date("Y-m-d", strtotime('+1 day', strtotime($aDate)));
    $event_array = array();
    $event_array['id'] = $i+1;
    $event_array['title'] = $rounds[$i%count($rounds)];
    $event_array['start'] = $nextDate;
    $event_array['color'] = '#000';

    $aDate = $nextDate;

    $events[] = $event_array;
}

$events = json_encode($events, JSON_PRETTY_PRINT);
print_r($events);
?>

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Most of my working day, I am sending emails to two people: Greg and Philip, SmileOnMyMac's co-founders and software developers. After reading Send: The Essential Guide to Email, I decided to more consistently open the emails with "Hi Greg," "Hi Philip," and sometimes, "Hi Greg and Philip," to be a bit less cold. A lot of us have a mental block against setting up TextExpander snippets for really short things like these phrases, which are 10, 12 and 21 keystrokes each (when you include hitting "Enter" twice, as I invariably do.) You have to use a minimum of 2 keystrokes to trigger the snippet expansion, so how much time do you really save?
This week, I decided to add "Hg" and "Hp" to TextExpander, as well as "HG" for "Hi Greg and Philip,". And I got curious about how much time would this save me. Over the past two years, I've sent 1145 emails to Greg, 532 emails to Philip and 839 emails addressed to both of them. Subtracting the 2 keystrokes for the abbreviation, I came up with 30,421 keystrokes I could have saved. When TextExpander calculates how much time you save, it assumes you type 400 characters/minute. But I knew I couldn't type the "Hi" phrases at that rate, so I tested myself. (Among other things, the iPhone has a great stopwatch…) At the rate, I actually type those phrases (200 characters/minute), I could have saved 2 hours and 32 minutes. The happiness of finding something else I won't have to type out over and over again: priceless.


Imagine going to see a psychologist, and discovering that you have the Jumping Frenchmen of Maine.
You'll probably be quite startled to hear that.
The disorder has more normal-sounding names, such as "latah" and "myriachit" (I take that back. Now that I've written them down they don't sound too normal either).
Anyway, the main symptom of this rare disorder is an unusually extreme startle reaction to unexpected stimuli.
By "extreme" I mean that the patients flail their arms, weep, gasp for breath and become agitated.
The disorder was first identified in Maine and the Canadian province of Quebec in lumberjacks of French Canadian descent, hence the name.
Its origins are supposed to be genetic, possibly influenced by cultural factors. There is no cure, but symptoms improve with age.
I know I know that this piece of useless information will become lodged in my mind forever, taking up valuabe neurons. So it goes.


Following the news of Synnove Macody Lund's screentest for Bond 24, agent Anne Lindberg has confirmed that 32 year-old Danish actress Birgitte Hjort Sorensen of the hit television drama 'Borgen' is also under consideration for the role. "She has done previous castings for it. In Denmark, there was a lot of castings last year and this year for the Bond girl role," she said.
Also screentested for the part was 34 year-old Norwegian actress Ingrid Bolso Berdal, who will be seen next playing Atalanta in Brett Ratner's 'Hercules' movie. Lindberg confirmed that no casting decisions have been made yet.
Other candidates for the role are Swedish actresses Disa Östrand (27) and Ida Engvoll (28).
A total of eight actresses are understood to have tested for the Scandinavian character "with a troubled past who will serve as a brief love interest for Bond."
The lead Bond Girl role is understood to be a British character.
Bond 24 will be released on October 23rd in the UK and November 6th in the USA.


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package org.apache.falcon.cli;

import org.apache.falcon.entity.v0.SchemaHelper;
import org.apache.falcon.resource.TestContext;
import org.apache.falcon.util.OozieTestUtils;
import org.testng.Assert;
import org.testng.annotations.BeforeClass;
import org.testng.annotations.Test;

import java.io.File;
import java.io.FileOutputStream;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.OutputStream;
import java.io.PrintStream;
import java.util.Date;
import java.util.Map;

/**
 * Test for Falcon CLI.
 *
 * todo: Refactor both the classes to move this methods to helper;
 */
@Test(groups = {"exhaustive"})
public class FalconCLIIT {

    private InMemoryWriter stream = new InMemoryWriter(System.out);

    @BeforeClass
    public void prepare() throws Exception {
        TestContext.prepare();
    }

    public void testSubmitEntityValidCommands() throws Exception {

        FalconCLI.OUT.set(stream);

        String filePath;
        TestContext context = new TestContext();
        Map<String, String> overlay = context.getUniqueOverlay();

        filePath = TestContext.overlayParametersOverTemplate(TestContext.CLUSTER_TEMPLATE, overlay);
        Assert.assertEquals(
                0,
                executeWithURL("entity -submit -type cluster -file " + filePath));
        context.setCluster(overlay.get("cluster"));
        Assert.assertEquals(stream.buffer.toString().trim(),
                "falcon/default/Submit successful (cluster) " + context.getClusterName());

        filePath = TestContext.overlayParametersOverTemplate(TestContext.FEED_TEMPLATE1, overlay);
        Assert.assertEquals(0,
                executeWithURL("entity -submit -type feed -file " + filePath));
        Assert.assertEquals(
                stream.buffer.toString().trim(),
                "falcon/default/Submit successful (feed) "
                        + overlay.get("inputFeedName"));

        filePath = TestContext.overlayParametersOverTemplate(TestContext.FEED_TEMPLATE2, overlay);
        Assert.assertEquals(0,
                executeWithURL("entity -submit -type feed -file " + filePath));
        Assert.assertEquals(
                stream.buffer.toString().trim(),
                "falcon/default/Submit successful (feed) "
                        + overlay.get("outputFeedName"));

        filePath = TestContext.overlayParametersOverTemplate(TestContext.PROCESS_TEMPLATE, overlay);
        Assert.assertEquals(
                0,
                executeWithURL("entity -submit -type process -file " + filePath));
        Assert.assertEquals(
                stream.buffer.toString().trim(),
                "falcon/default/Submit successful (process) "
                        + overlay.get("processName"));
    }

    public void testListWithEmptyConfigStore() throws Exception {
        Assert.assertEquals(
                0,
                executeWithURL("entity -list -type process "));
    }

    public void testSubmitAndScheduleEntityValidCommands() throws Exception {

        String filePath;
        TestContext context = new TestContext();
        Map<String, String> overlay = context.getUniqueOverlay();

        filePath = TestContext.overlayParametersOverTemplate(context.getClusterFileTemplate(), overlay);
        Assert.assertEquals(-1,
                executeWithURL("entity -submitAndSchedule -type cluster -file "
                        + filePath));
        context.setCluster(overlay.get("cluster"));

        filePath = TestContext.overlayParametersOverTemplate(TestContext.FEED_TEMPLATE1, overlay);
        Assert.assertEquals(0,
                executeWithURL("entity -submitAndSchedule -type feed -file "
                        + filePath));
        filePath = TestContext.overlayParametersOverTemplate(TestContext.FEED_TEMPLATE2, overlay);
        Assert.assertEquals(0,
                executeWithURL("entity -submitAndSchedule -type feed -file "
                        + filePath));
        filePath = TestContext.overlayParametersOverTemplate(TestContext.FEED_TEMPLATE1, overlay);
        Assert.assertEquals(0,
                executeWithURL("entity -submit -type feed -file " + filePath));

        filePath = TestContext.overlayParametersOverTemplate(TestContext.FEED_TEMPLATE2, overlay);
        Assert.assertEquals(0,
                executeWithURL("entity -submit -type feed -file " + filePath));

        filePath = TestContext.overlayParametersOverTemplate(TestContext.PROCESS_TEMPLATE, overlay);
        Assert.assertEquals(0,
                executeWithURL("entity -submitAndSchedule -type process -file "
                        + filePath));

        Assert.assertEquals(0,
            executeWithURL("entity -update -name " + overlay.get("processName") + " -type process -file " + filePath));

        Assert.assertEquals(0,
                executeWithURL("entity -touch -name " + overlay.get("processName") + " -type process"));
    }

    public void testValidateValidCommands() throws Exception {

        String filePath;
        TestContext context = new TestContext();
        Map<String, String> overlay = context.getUniqueOverlay();

        filePath = TestContext.overlayParametersOverTemplate(context.getClusterFileTemplate(), overlay);
        Assert.assertEquals(0,
                executeWithURL("entity -validate -type cluster -file "
                        + filePath));
        context.setCluster(overlay.get("cluster"));
        Assert.assertEquals(
                0,
                executeWithURL("entity -submit -type cluster -file " + filePath));
        context.setCluster(overlay.get("cluster"));

        filePath = TestContext.overlayParametersOverTemplate(TestContext.FEED_TEMPLATE1, overlay);
        Assert.assertEquals(0,
                executeWithURL("entity -validate -type feed -file " + filePath));
        Assert.assertEquals(0,
                executeWithURL("entity -submit -type feed -file " + filePath));

        filePath = TestContext.overlayParametersOverTemplate(TestContext.FEED_TEMPLATE2, overlay);
        Assert.assertEquals(0,
                executeWithURL("entity -validate -type feed -file " + filePath));
        Assert.assertEquals(0,
                executeWithURL("entity -submit -type feed -file " + filePath));

        filePath = TestContext.overlayParametersOverTemplate(TestContext.PROCESS_TEMPLATE, overlay);
        Assert.assertEquals(0,
                executeWithURL("entity -validate -type process -file "
                        + filePath));

        Assert.assertEquals(
                0,
                executeWithURL("entity -submit -type process -file " + filePath));
    }

    public void testDefinitionEntityValidCommands() throws Exception {
        TestContext context = new TestContext();
        Map<String, String> overlay = context.getUniqueOverlay();
        submitTestFiles(context, overlay);

        Assert.assertEquals(0,
                executeWithURL("entity -definition -type cluster -name "
                        + overlay.get("cluster")));

        Assert.assertEquals(
                0,
                executeWithURL("entity -definition -type feed -name "
                        + overlay.get("inputFeedName")));

        Assert.assertEquals(
                0,
                executeWithURL("entity -definition -type feed -name "
                        + overlay.get("outputFeedName")));

        Assert.assertEquals(0,
                executeWithURL("entity -definition -type process -name "
                        + overlay.get("processName")));

    }

    public void testScheduleEntityValidCommands() throws Exception {

        TestContext context = new TestContext();
        Map<String, String> overlay = context.getUniqueOverlay();
        submitTestFiles(context, overlay);

        Assert.assertEquals(-1,
                executeWithURL("entity -schedule -type cluster -name "
                        + overlay.get("cluster")));

        Assert.assertEquals(
                0,
                executeWithURL("entity -schedule -type feed -name "
                        + overlay.get("outputFeedName")));

        Assert.assertEquals(0,
                executeWithURL("entity -schedule -type process -name "
                        + overlay.get("processName")));

    }

    public void testSuspendResumeStatusEntityValidCommands() throws Exception {

        TestContext context = new TestContext();
        Map<String, String> overlay = context.getUniqueOverlay();
        submitTestFiles(context, overlay);

        Assert.assertEquals(
                0,
                executeWithURL("entity -status -type feed -name "
                        + overlay.get("outputFeedName")));

        Assert.assertEquals(
                0,
                executeWithURL("entity -status -type process -name "
                        + overlay.get("processName")));

        Assert.assertEquals(
                0,
                executeWithURL("entity -schedule -type feed -name "
                        + overlay.get("outputFeedName")));

        Assert.assertEquals(0,
                executeWithURL("entity -schedule -type process -name "
                        + overlay.get("processName")));

        OozieTestUtils.waitForProcessWFtoStart(context);

        Assert.assertEquals(
                0,
                executeWithURL("entity -suspend -type feed -name "
                        + overlay.get("outputFeedName")));

        Assert.assertEquals(
                0,
                executeWithURL("entity -suspend -type process -name "
                        + overlay.get("processName")));

        Assert.assertEquals(
                0,
                executeWithURL("entity -status -type feed -name "
                        + overlay.get("outputFeedName")));

        Assert.assertEquals(
                0,
                executeWithURL("entity -status -type process -name "
                        + overlay.get("processName")));

        Assert.assertEquals(
                0,
                executeWithURL("entity -resume -type feed -name "
                        + overlay.get("outputFeedName")));

        Assert.assertEquals(
                0,
                executeWithURL("entity -resume -type process -name "
                        + overlay.get("processName")));

        Assert.assertEquals(
                0,
                executeWithURL("entity -status -type feed -name "
                        + overlay.get("outputFeedName")));

        Assert.assertEquals(
                0,
                executeWithURL("entity -status -type process -name "
                        + overlay.get("processName")));

    }

    public void testSubCommandPresence() throws Exception {
        Assert.assertEquals(-1, executeWithURL("entity -type cluster "));
    }

    public void testDeleteEntityValidCommands() throws Exception {

        TestContext context = new TestContext();
        Map<String, String> overlay = context.getUniqueOverlay();
        submitTestFiles(context, overlay);

        Assert.assertEquals(
                -1,
                executeWithURL("entity -delete -type cluster -name "
                        + overlay.get("cluster")));

        Assert.assertEquals(
                -1,
                executeWithURL("entity -delete -type feed -name "
                        + overlay.get("inputFeedName")));

        Assert.assertEquals(
                -1,
                executeWithURL("entity -delete -type feed -name "
                        + overlay.get("outputFeedName")));

        Assert.assertEquals(
                0,
                executeWithURL("entity -delete -type process -name "
                        + overlay.get("processName")));

        Assert.assertEquals(
                0,
                executeWithURL("entity -delete -type feed -name "
                        + overlay.get("inputFeedName")));

        Assert.assertEquals(
                0,
                executeWithURL("entity -delete -type feed -name "
                        + overlay.get("outputFeedName")));

    }

    public void testInvalidCLIEntitycommands() throws Exception {

        TestContext context = new TestContext();
        Map<String, String> overlay = context.getUniqueOverlay();
        TestContext.overlayParametersOverTemplate(TestContext.FEED_TEMPLATE1, overlay);
        Assert.assertEquals(-1,
                executeWithURL("entity -submit -type feed -name " + "name"));

        Assert.assertEquals(-1,
                executeWithURL("entity -schedule -type feed -file " + "name"));
    }

    public void testInstanceRunningAndStatusCommands() throws Exception {
        TestContext context = new TestContext();
        Map<String, String> overlay = context.getUniqueOverlay();
        submitTestFiles(context, overlay);

        Assert.assertEquals(0,
                executeWithURL("entity -schedule -type process -name "
                        + overlay.get("processName")));

        Assert.assertEquals(0,
                executeWithURL("entity -schedule -type feed -name "
                        + overlay.get("outputFeedName")));
        OozieTestUtils.waitForProcessWFtoStart(context);

        Assert.assertEquals(0,
                executeWithURL("instance -status -type feed -name "
                        + overlay.get("outputFeedName")
                        + " -start " + START_INSTANCE));

        Assert.assertEquals(0,
                executeWithURL("instance -running -type process -name "
                        + overlay.get("processName")));

        Assert.assertEquals(0,
                executeWithURL("instance -running -type feed -lifecycle eviction -name "
                        + overlay.get("outputFeedName")
                        + " -start " + SchemaHelper.getDateFormat().format(new Date())));

        Assert.assertEquals(0,
                executeWithURL("instance -listing -type feed -name "
                        + overlay.get("outputFeedName")
                        + " -start " + SchemaHelper.getDateFormat().format(new Date())));

        Assert.assertEquals(0,
                executeWithURL("instance -status -type process -name "
                        + overlay.get("processName")
                        + " -start " + START_INSTANCE));

        Assert.assertEquals(0,
                executeWithURL("instance -status -type feed -lifecycle eviction,replication -name "
                        + overlay.get("outputFeedName")
                        + " -start "+ SchemaHelper.getDateFormat().format(new Date())));

        Assert.assertEquals(0,
                executeWithURL("instance -status -type feed -lifecycle eviction -name "
                        + overlay.get("outputFeedName")
                        + " -start "+ SchemaHelper.getDateFormat().format(new Date())));

        Assert.assertEquals(0,
                executeWithURL("instance -params -type process -name "
                        + overlay.get("processName")
                        + " -start " + START_INSTANCE));

    }

    public void testInstanceRunningAndSummaryCommands() throws Exception {
        TestContext context = new TestContext();
        Map<String, String> overlay = context.getUniqueOverlay();
        submitTestFiles(context, overlay);

        Assert.assertEquals(0,
                executeWithURL("entity -schedule -type process -name "
                        + overlay.get("processName")));

        Assert.assertEquals(0,
                executeWithURL("entity -schedule -type feed -name "
                        + overlay.get("outputFeedName")));

        OozieTestUtils.waitForProcessWFtoStart(context);

        Assert.assertEquals(0,
                executeWithURL("instance -status -type feed -name "
                        + overlay.get("outputFeedName")
                        + " -start " + START_INSTANCE));

        Assert.assertEquals(0,
                executeWithURL("instance -running -type process -name "
                        + overlay.get("processName")));

        Assert.assertEquals(0,
                executeWithURL("instance -summary -type process -name "
                        + overlay.get("processName")
                        + " -start " + START_INSTANCE));

        Assert.assertEquals(0,
                executeWithURL("instance -summary -type feed -lifecycle eviction -name "
                        + overlay.get("outputFeedName")
                        + " -start "+ SchemaHelper.getDateFormat().format(new Date())));

        Assert.assertEquals(0,
                executeWithURL("instance -params -type process -name "
                        + overlay.get("processName")
                        + " -start " + START_INSTANCE));
    }

    public void testInstanceSuspendAndResume() throws Exception {
        TestContext context = new TestContext();
        Map<String, String> overlay = context.getUniqueOverlay();
        submitTestFiles(context, overlay);

        Assert.assertEquals(0,
                executeWithURL("entity -schedule -type process -name "
                        + overlay.get("processName")));

        Assert.assertEquals(0,
                executeWithURL("entity -schedule -type feed -name "
                        + overlay.get("outputFeedName")));

        Assert.assertEquals(0,
                executeWithURL("instance -suspend -type process -name "
                        + overlay.get("processName")
                        + " -start " + START_INSTANCE + " -end " + START_INSTANCE));

        Assert.assertEquals(0,
                executeWithURL("instance -suspend -type feed -lifecycle eviction -name "
                        + overlay.get("outputFeedName")
                        + " -start "+ SchemaHelper.getDateFormat().format(new Date())));

        Assert.assertEquals(0,
                executeWithURL("instance -resume -type process -name "
                        + overlay.get("processName")
                        + " -start " + START_INSTANCE + " -end " + START_INSTANCE));

        Assert.assertEquals(0,
                executeWithURL("instance -resume -type feed -lifecycle eviction -name "
                        + overlay.get("outputFeedName")
                        + " -start "+ SchemaHelper.getDateFormat().format(new Date())));
    }

    private static final String START_INSTANCE = "2012-04-20T00:00Z";

    public void testInstanceKillAndRerun() throws Exception {
        TestContext context = new TestContext();
        Map<String, String> overlay = context.getUniqueOverlay();
        submitTestFiles(context, overlay);

        Assert.assertEquals(0,
                executeWithURL("entity -schedule -type process -name "
                        + overlay.get("processName")));

        Assert.assertEquals(0,
                executeWithURL("entity -schedule -type feed -name "
                        + overlay.get("outputFeedName")));

        OozieTestUtils.waitForProcessWFtoStart(context);
        Assert.assertEquals(
                0,
                executeWithURL("instance -kill -type process -name "
                        + overlay.get("processName")
                        + " -start " + START_INSTANCE + " -end " + START_INSTANCE));

        Assert.assertEquals(0,
                executeWithURL("instance -kill -type feed -lifecycle eviction -name "
                        + overlay.get("outputFeedName")
                        + " -start "+ SchemaHelper.getDateFormat().format(new Date())));

        Assert.assertEquals(
                0,
                executeWithURL("instance -rerun -type process -name "
                        + overlay.get("processName")
                        + " -start " + START_INSTANCE + " -file "
                        + createTempJobPropertiesFile()));

        Assert.assertEquals(0,
                executeWithURL("instance -rerun -type feed -lifecycle eviction -name "
                        + overlay.get("outputFeedName")
                        + " -start "+ SchemaHelper.getDateFormat().format(new Date())
                        + " -file "+ createTempJobPropertiesFile()));
    }

    public void testContinue() throws Exception {
        TestContext context = new TestContext();
        Map<String, String> overlay = context.getUniqueOverlay();
        submitTestFiles(context, overlay);

        Assert.assertEquals(0,
                executeWithURL("entity -schedule -type process -name "
                        + overlay.get("processName")));

        Assert.assertEquals(0,
                executeWithURL("entity -schedule -type feed -name "
                        + overlay.get("outputFeedName")));

        OozieTestUtils.waitForProcessWFtoStart(context);

        Assert.assertEquals(
                0,
                executeWithURL("instance -kill -type process -name "
                        + overlay.get("processName")
                        + " -start " + START_INSTANCE + " -end " + START_INSTANCE));

        Assert.assertEquals(0,
                executeWithURL("instance -kill -type feed -lifecycle eviction -name "
                        + overlay.get("outputFeedName")
                        + " -start "+ SchemaHelper.getDateFormat().format(new Date())));

        Assert.assertEquals(
                0,
                executeWithURL("instance -continue -type process -name "
                        + overlay.get("processName")
                        + " -start " + START_INSTANCE));

        Assert.assertEquals(0,
                executeWithURL("instance -continue -type feed -lifecycle eviction -name "
                        + overlay.get("outputFeedName")
                        + " -start "+ SchemaHelper.getDateFormat().format(new Date())));
    }

    public void testInvalidCLIInstanceCommands() throws Exception {
        // no command
        Assert.assertEquals(-1, executeWithURL(" -kill -type process -name "
                + "name" + " -start 2010-01-01T01:00Z  -end 2010-01-01T03:00Z"));

        Assert.assertEquals(-1, executeWithURL("instance -kill  " + "name"
                + " -start 2010-01-01T01:00Z  -end 2010-01-01T01:00Z"));

        Assert.assertEquals(-1,
                executeWithURL("instance -kill -type process -name " + "name"
                        + " -end 2010-01-01T03:00Z"));

        Assert.assertEquals(-1,
                executeWithURL("instance -kill -type process -name "
                        + " -start 2010-01-01T01:00Z  -end 2010-01-01T03:00Z"));
    }

    public void testFalconURL() throws Exception {
        Assert.assertEquals(-1, new FalconCLI()
                .run(("instance -status -type process -name " + "processName"
                        + " -start 2010-01-01T01:00Z  -end 2010-01-01T03:00Z")
                        .split("\\s")));

        Assert.assertEquals(-1, new FalconCLI()
                .run(("instance -status -type process -name "
                        + "processName -url http://unknownhost:1234/"
                        + " -start 2010-01-01T01:00Z  -end 2010-01-01T03:00Z")
                        .split("\\s")));
    }

    public void testClientProperties() throws Exception {
        TestContext context = new TestContext();
        Map<String, String> overlay = context.getUniqueOverlay();
        submitTestFiles(context, overlay);

        Assert.assertEquals(0,
                new FalconCLI().run(("entity -schedule -type feed -name "
                        + overlay.get("outputFeedName") + " -url "
                        + TestContext.BASE_URL).split("\\s+")));

        Assert.assertEquals(0,
                new FalconCLI().run(("entity -schedule -type process -name "
                        + overlay.get("processName")+ " -url "
                        + TestContext.BASE_URL).split("\\s+")));
    }

    public void testGetVersion() throws Exception {
        Assert.assertEquals(0,
                new FalconCLI().run(("admin -version -url " + TestContext.BASE_URL).split("\\s")));
    }

    public void testGetStatus() throws Exception {
        Assert.assertEquals(0,
                new FalconCLI().run(("admin -status -url " + TestContext.BASE_URL).split("\\s")));
    }

    public void testGetThreadStackDump() throws Exception {
        Assert.assertEquals(0,
                new FalconCLI().run(("admin -stack -url " + TestContext.BASE_URL).split("\\s")));
    }

    public void testInstanceGetLogs() throws Exception {
        TestContext context = new TestContext();
        Map<String, String> overlay = context.getUniqueOverlay();
        submitTestFiles(context, overlay);

        Assert.assertEquals(0,
                executeWithURL("entity -schedule -type process -name "
                        + overlay.get("processName")));

        Assert.assertEquals(0,
                executeWithURL("entity -schedule -type feed -name "
                        + overlay.get("outputFeedName")));

        Assert.assertEquals(0,
                executeWithURL("instance -logs -type process -name "
                        + overlay.get("processName")
                        + " -start " + START_INSTANCE + " -end " + START_INSTANCE));

        Assert.assertEquals(0,
                executeWithURL("instance -logs -type feed -lifecycle eviction -name "
                        + overlay.get("outputFeedName")
                        + " -start "+ SchemaHelper.getDateFormat().format(new Date())));

    }

    private int executeWithURL(String command) throws Exception {
        return new FalconCLI()
                .run((command + " -url " + TestContext.BASE_URL).split("\\s+"));
    }

    private String createTempJobPropertiesFile() throws IOException {
        File target = new File("webapp/target");
        if (!target.exists()) {
            target = new File("target");
        }
        File tmpFile = File.createTempFile("job", ".properties", target);
        OutputStream out = new FileOutputStream(tmpFile);
        out.write("oozie.wf.rerun.failnodes=true\n".getBytes());
        out.close();
        return tmpFile.getAbsolutePath();
    }

    private void submitTestFiles(TestContext context, Map<String, String> overlay) throws Exception {

        String filePath = TestContext.overlayParametersOverTemplate(context.getClusterFileTemplate(),
                overlay);
        Assert.assertEquals(
                0,
                executeWithURL("entity -submit -type cluster -file " + filePath));
        context.setCluster(overlay.get("cluster"));

        filePath = TestContext.overlayParametersOverTemplate(TestContext.FEED_TEMPLATE1, overlay);
        Assert.assertEquals(0,
                executeWithURL("entity -submit -type feed -file " + filePath));

        filePath = TestContext.overlayParametersOverTemplate(TestContext.FEED_TEMPLATE2, overlay);
        Assert.assertEquals(0,
                executeWithURL("entity -submit -type feed -file " + filePath));

        filePath = TestContext.overlayParametersOverTemplate(TestContext.PROCESS_TEMPLATE, overlay);
        Assert.assertEquals(
                0,
                executeWithURL("entity -submit -type process -file " + filePath));
    }

    private static class InMemoryWriter extends PrintStream {

        private StringBuffer buffer = new StringBuffer();

        public InMemoryWriter(OutputStream out) {
            super(out);
        }

        @Override
        public void println(String x) {
            clear();
            buffer.append(x);
            super.println(x);
        }

        @SuppressWarnings("UnusedDeclaration")
        public String getBuffer() {
            return buffer.toString();
        }

        public void clear() {
            buffer.delete(0, buffer.length());
        }
    }
}

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"Honey You Know Where To Find Me" #23 in UK best selling vinyl singles of 2020 - NME
shoplifterromo writes:
The best-selling singles of 2020 U.K. chart has been announced by the Official Charts Company (OCC).
NME lists Morrissey's "Honey You Know Where To Find Me" at number 23 in the year's top 40 chart.
The UK's best-selling vinyl albums and singles of 2020 have been revealed
The Official Charts Company have confirmed what the best-selling vinyl albums and singles in the UK were in 2020
www.nme.com
RSD UK 2020: "Honey, You Know Where To Find Me" 10" vinyl released today (August 29, 2020)
Armond White's Best Pop Music of 2020 includes IANADOAC - National Review
I Am Not A Dog On A Chain made it into one end of year list. Unsurprisingly, it's Armond White's: Best Pop Music of 2020 | National Review
I Am Not a Dog on a Chain, by Morrissey
"A call to arms, legs, the body parts in between, and, ultimately, a call for courage. The title track takes inspiration from '60s Bob Dylan while the entire album speaks to the political ruses and personal evasions of the time — ours and Morrissey's own, which he always teases. His electrifying duet with Thelma Houston calls out hypocrisy yet offers affection. Every track — each one about the adventure of living — is more than relevant; they feel immediate."
Fiona Dodwell YT: "I Am Not A Dog On A Chain" video project (January 4, 2021)
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Morrissey Central "I'M PLAYING EASY TO GET" & "DID YOU SEE THE SAD RICH?" (January 3, 2021)
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[written by Morrissey]
She's got a lot of cover versions on her channel. I was wondering when Central would pick up.
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Murray Chalmers briefly talks about Morrissey, Courtney Love on the Four Marys (The Courier)
Stan writes:
Murray Chalmers has a rather obscure mention of M in his recent column for The Courier, a newspaper that covers East Scotland.
https://www.thecourier.co.uk/fp/unc...ste-of-nostalgic-food-memories-as-2021-looms/
"It's nothing to reminisce fondly about but we were very poor, so poor that our neighbours would give me comics when their own kids had finished with them.
Their children were all girls though so, even now, what I can't tell you about the Cathy and Claire column in Jackie and the Four Marys in Bunty just isn't worth remembering. (Incidentally, when I used to work with Morrissey, I once proudly told him the above fact and he told me that Courtney Love was also an expert on the Four Marys. I have no idea how the Marys crossed the Atlantic or how they affected Courtney's music, lyrics or lifestyle but am glad to share such an arcane knowledge with such an esteemed rocker.)"
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Busch Gardens closes Curse of DarKastle
Williamsburg, Virginia, USA
January 23, 2018 – Busch Gardens Williamsburg announced the permanent closure of Curse of DarKastle, a 3D dark ride that was introduced in 2005. As a new haunted house was utilizing its ride building for the park's Howl-O-Scream Halloween event, Curse of DarKastle was closed in September 2017, and for the remainder of the park's operating season. It was initially assumed that Curse of DarKastle would return in 2018, but today the park announced its permanent removal. The attraction will be removed, but its building will see continued use as an event venue, like the aforementioned haunted house set up for Halloween, or private events.
No reason was given for the removal, but the management might have considered the aging 3D ride redundant with the addition of Battle for Eire, a new Virtual Reality ride opening in the park's Ireland-themed Killarney section for the 2018 season. Battle for Eire will replace the simulator attraction Europe in the Air, which was closed after the 2016 season. Europe in the Air was a motion theater attraction, which had previously been Corkscrew Hill until 2010. Battle For Eire will re-use the theater's moving platform, but replace the giant projector screen with Virtual Reality headsets. The theme of the attraction is a nod to Corkscrew Hill, which also featured an Irish theme.
Curse of DarKastle was a state-of-the-art dark ride when it opened in 2005, with cars that could pivot around all three axes while moving along a track. It was designed by Falcon's Treehouse and built by Oceaneering Entertainment Systems, both of Orlando, Florida. These companies have also been involved, either separately or jointly, in similar attractions for Universal Studios, Motiongate, and IMG Worlds of Adventure theme parks around the world. Dark rides like these have gone through a tremendous technological development in recent years, with more still expected to come with the maturing of Virtual Reality technology.
Read about the closure of Curse of DarKastle and speculate on what will replace it in our Forum Discussion.
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New York will turn up the heat on impaired driving
Nick Muscavage
NMUSCAVAGE@Gannett.com
ALBANY – In an attempt to reduce deaths and injuries due to drunk driving, Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced Friday an end-of-summer crackdown on impaired driving.
The initiative, which he is calling "Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over," will be a joint effort of the State Police and local law enforcement to be more vigilant and proactive when screening for impaired drivers.
The campaign started Friday and runs through Labor Day, Sept. 7.
"Driving drunk is both reckless and selfish, and we have seen too far too many avoidable tragedies that occurred after someone got behind the wheel when they shouldn't have," Cuomo said in a statement.
The average blood-alcohol content of motorists caught driving impaired throughout the state is more than .14, or nearly twice the legal limit, according to a statement from Cuomo's office.
A 2014 annual report by the Governor's Traffic Safety Committee found that about 30 percent of crash fatalities in the state are alcohol related.
It also showed there were 10,076 people killed nationwide in crashes involving a driver with a blood-alcohol concentration of .08 or higher in 2013 -- of that number 364 deaths were in New York.
The new "Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over" effort comes after a statewide multi-media campaign "Impaired Drivers Take Lives. Think" announced by Cuomo in June, which used billboards, radio, television and social media to remind motorists about the deadly impacts of impaired driving.
The effort also comes after stronger penalties were enacted on Nov. 1, 2014, in New York to deter impaired driving.
Punishment can now be as severe as a Class D felony charge, up to seven years in prison, and a fine up to $10,000 to drivers convicted of DWI or DWAI three or more times in 15 years.
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THX JHN is the third studio album by Johan released on May 22, 2006. The previous album, Pergola, was released five years earlier. Like all Johan albums, it is released on the Excelsior Recordings label.

Track listing
 "Coming In From The Cold"
 "Oceans"
 "Walking Away"
 "She's Got A Way With Men"
 "Reader Takes A Stand"
 "Tonight"
 "When I'm On My Own"
 "Any Other Guy"
 "Out Of Reach"
 "Staring At The Sun"
 "You Know"

Johan (band) albums
2006 albums


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