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Want to see The Riot and the Dance in theaters but can't organize your own group showing? Check out the list below of advertised showings. These showings contacted us, so if you want to be featured please reach out.
March 20,2020 at 6:30 pm at Jacob's Well Church (3340 Lineville Rd, Green Bay, WI 54313). Tickets $5.00 each, $25.00 cap for families, funds to benefit Providence Academy, a classical Christian school in Green Bay, WI.
Moscow, Idaho - https://facebook.com/events/s/the-riot-and-the-dance-watch-p/798860417190920/?ti=icl
Kalispell, Montana - Stillwater Christian School - March 13 at 6:30 PM. The event is free and open to the community.
Abingdon, MD - New Covenant Christian School - 4 Showings!
128 St. Mary's Church Road, Abingdon, MD. 21009
April 17 (6pm), April 18 (11am)
May 15 (6pm), May 16 (11am)
Tickets $6, Family max of $30 (Proceeds benefit 2021 Capstone Europe Trip) -
Visit https://www.facebook.com/NewCovenantChristianSchoolNCCS/ for more information closer to the event!
Woodland, WA - We will be showing Riot and the Dance: Water at Woodland Baptist Church, Sunday, March 8, 2020 at 5:30pm.
1808 Lewis River Road, Woodland, WA 98674
Bartlesville, OK - FREE showing of RTD:W
Friday March 6
https://facebook.com/events/s/free-movie-riot-and-the-dancew/879391532483074/?ti=icl
Tehachapi, CA 93561 - Location: Hitchingpost Theater, 201 S. Green St.,
Date: March 14 - Time: 10am - Cost: $5
Other: Fundraiser for Heritage Oak School
Odenville, AL 35004 - Showing at Christ Church Branch Cove on 3/13 at 6:30pm. Doors open at 6:00 pm. 575 Branch Cove.
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-riot-and-the-dance-water-showing-by-classical-conversations-moody-tickets-97117762843
Mooresville, NC - Showing at Lighthouse EPC on 3/21 at 10:00am.
https://www.lighthouseepc.org/content.cfm?page_content=announcement_include.cfm&announcement_id=110
1150 Clonsilla Ave, Peterborough, ON - Movie Showing Details: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/the-riot-and-the-dance-water-tickets-94754462147 - Location: Westmount Bible Chapel () - Friday, April 17th at 7PM - Saturday, April 18th at 10:30AM -
Saturday, April 18th at 7PM - $20, online or at the door!
Lacey, WA - Sunday, March 8th, 12pm free showing at Calvary Chapel North Thurston - Facebook Event Link: https://www.facebook.com/events/317134769243286/
Granbury, TX - Fri., March 20 at 6:30PM. For location info & to register, folks can go to https://www.graceclassical.com/family-movie-night
Morecambe, UK - Church by the Bay - Wednesday 22nd April. Family screening 5:30. Later screening 8:00.
www.churchbythebay.org.uk
Apex, North Carolina - Heritage Leadership Academy (at Hope Community Church) - March 9, 7:00pm (doors open at 6:30pm)
Tickets are $7 each at the door. Proceeds benefit the school's current fundraising goals.
Broken Arrow, OK - April 17th, 7:00pm Broken Arrow Church of Christ.
Helena, MT - Emmanuel Church is hosting a free showing at 7:00 pm on March 6th. There will be door prizes and a freewill offering taken up for College Christian Fellowship in Helena after the movie.
Find the event on Emmanuel Church's facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/events/2522304771361934/
Geneseo, IL - Sunday, March 15th at 6pm at Central Theater. The cost will be free. https://www.sonrisebiblechurch.com/riotandthedance
Bartlesville, OK Free Showing Friday March 6th 7:00 PM Hope Presbyterian Church
Celebration Cinema-Woodland
Spartanburg, SC. Showing at Trinity Presbyterian Church, 500 Oak Grove Road, Spartanburg, SC 29301 on Friday, March 13, 6:30 p.m. Free and open to the public. Let us know you are coming here: https://www.facebook.com/events/2766933833390150/
Location: Tunkhannock Area High School Auditorium, Tunkhannock, PA - Date: Friday, March 20th - Time: 7:00pm
HMC Ohana at 1044 Komohana St, Hilo, Hawaii . Free showing on March 13 @ 7:00pm.
Rochester, MN - Redemption City Church hosting at Emmanuel Baptist Church - Friday, March 13 and Friday, March 20 (will add more if these fill up). Free event, suggested donation at the door $5 per person or $20 maximum per family. Doors open at 6:45pm, showing starts at 7:00pm.
All proceeds will fund mission trips to Honduras and Bolivia
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-riot-and-the-dance-water-tickets-96995709779
Highlands Community Church
36 Coach Bobby Dodd Road
Dallas, Ga. 30127 - March 7, 2020 at 5:00 pm and March 21, 2020 at 5:00 pm Ticket Price: $7.00 (Children under 5 are free)
Reserve tickets here, pay at entrance
Proceeds from this fundraiser will go to benefit the Highlands HOPES foster care ministry.
King's Covenant Church in Franklin, Tasmania, Australia is hosting public screenings on March 27 and 28.
https://www.kingscovenant.org/post/riot-and-the-dance-film-screening
March 6th, 7pm - Canyon Hills Community Church
Bothell, WA - https://m.bpt.me/event/4527110
Warsaw, IN. March 28th at 10am at North Pointe Cinemas
Sumter, SC. The Salvation Army, 16 Kendrick St. World Premiere showing March 6, 2020 at 7pm. Free Admission. Concessions to benefit Youth Camps.
Kingsport TN - Celebration Church, 429 Shipley Ferry Road - March 13. doors open at 6:30 showing at 7:00 p.m. 37617 - $4 per person, $20 family max. Sponsored by Classical Conversation Communities of the TriCities.
Dallas, GA - - 36 Coach Bobby Dodd Road Dallas, GA 30127
March 7, 2020 at 5:00 pm and March 21, 2020 at 5:00 pm
Ticket Price: $7.00 (Children under 5 are free)
Reserve tickets here: http://www.highlandscc.com/events/movie-event-the-riot-the-dance-water/Highlands Community Church. Pay at entrance.
Pensacola, FL. Showing: March 28th, 3:00, Venue: Trinitas Christian School, Hosted by: A Home-School Co-Op, $5 per person/$20 max per family, All money raised will benefit our two Pregnancy Resource Centers. (Safe Harbor/Life Options) Popcorn, drinks, and homemade snacks available for purchase.
Facebook event to reserve a ticket - https://www.facebook.com/events/861653450945326/
Kent, WA - https://www.facebook.com/events/555277745337681/
Vancouver, WA — FREE World Premier, multiple showings March 6-7th, Also, see company website Here
Inola, OK - First Baptist Church of Inola - Scholarship Fundraiser Viewing
Tickets $5 each - https://signup.com/go/MVpsMMY
Brandon, MS - Meadow Grove Baptist - March 13th at 6:30pm - Free admission - However, please consider a love offering for Peru missionary Katie Semple.
Denver, CO - Friday March 13th. https://newcitydenver.org/movie
Leavenworth, Kansas https://www.facebook.com/events/2751760208233318/
2432 Collier Parkway in Land O Lakes, FL. Creation Happened and Classical Conversations of Land O Lakes is hosting the movie on Saturday March 7th at 6pm. The Creation Happened youth band, 1656, will be leading worship prior to the movie. Tickets are $4.00 per person. It's being held at Harvester Community Church at
Here's a link to purchase tickets. https://httpswwwfacebookcomcreationhappened.ticketleap.com/?fbclid=IwAR15gUTt4HvaCW3b3UrwQE6iwaEB8vqPMzm_UgXRR1cYU0zC9HMjxB3h5Lc
Williams, AZ: Showing at Brewed Awakenings in Williams, AZ. Showings will be held on Friday nights, March 6th and March 20th, both at 6:00pm. Free!
Morgantown, WV (technically it's Westover, WV) the public is invited, but seating is limited so they are asked to RSVP at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-riot-and-the-dance-water-morgantown-tickets-96238260227
Fort Oglethorpe, GA — FREE Showing, March 6th 7:00pm
Roy, WA — FREE Showing, March 6th, 7 PM – 10 PM
Dunwoody, GA — FREE Showing, March 6, 2020, Covenant of Grace: 6:30pm – 9:00pm
Colville, WA — Alpine Theater, Main St. March 12, 6:00pm, hosted by Holy Trinity Church
Reformers Christian Bookshop, Stanmore, NSW
- Sat 7 March 2020 - 4pm
- Fri 20 March 2020 - 7pm
- Sat 4 April 2020 - 4pm
Moscow, ID — Nuart Theater, 7:00pm, March 7th, 13th, 20th.
Taylor, TX — Howard Theater on Tuesday, March 10th at 7:00pm. It's being hosted by Koinonia Classical Christian School. Tickets are $4, ages 2 and under are free.
Plano, TX — Grace Life Church of Dallas — March 6th at 6:30 and we are using as a fundraiser for our End Abortion Texas conference that we will be hosting in September. Tickets are $10 for general admission and $30 for families available on eventbrite. 903 Parker Rd., Plano, TX 75023.
Cape Town, South Africa — Private
Two Rivers Classical Academy — March 6th
Howell, MI — Friday, March 6th @ 6:15PM at the Historic Howell Theater. Any profits benefits Pregnancy Help Clinic of Livingston County. Details and tickets: https://cclc.ticketleap.com/water-howelltheater/
San Jose, CA — Cambrian Park Baptist Church — Facebook event: https://www.facebook.com/events/562455354345198/ — Website for event: http://lovinglord.org/visit/special-movie-event
Dunwoody, GA — FREE
Rocky Mount NC — 6th at 7pm at Mount Hermon Missionary Baptist - 5556 Bend of the River Rd Rocky Mount NC 27803. Tickets are $6 (raising money for our CC community.) Folks can call 252-904-9751 for more info or to reserve tickets.
Rockford, IL. March 6th viewing at Mt Olive Lutheran Church. Doors open at 6:30pm. Show starts at 7pm. $5 per person 4yrs old and up. Max admission $25 per family. 2001 N Alpine Rd. Rockford, IL 61107
Sign up to RSVP here: https://signup.com/go/uHujShE
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Dublin Airport snap back at 'myth' about Cork Airport on Twitter
An irritated Twitter user criticised Dublin's treatment of the Cork Airport
Cormac O'SheaDeputy Editor
A Dublin Airport spokesperson snapped back at a Twitter user who accused them of restricting Cork Airport's growth.
A Twitter user said: "Dublin Airport you are deliberately restricting the ability of CorkAirport to grow and provide a decent international service to the people of Munster."
However the spokesperson in charge of the account refuted the claim saying that Cork's airport is growing at an impressive rate.
They said: "That's a myth. Cork Airport's traffic has increased by 16% in the past 3 years and is up a further 9% this year."
And they aren't wrong, Cork Airport remains Ireland's fastest-growing and most punctual airport with just over 2 million passengers travelling through it in the first nine months of this year.
Cork Airport boost - Air France announces new twice-daily flights to Paris
This weekend alone is one of the busiest of the year with over 45,000 expected to travel through during the bank holiday period.
Managing Director at Cork Airport, Niall MacCarthy said: "We are delighted to see such strong passenger numbers travel through Cork Airport this October Bank Holiday weekend, with many of those arriving to Cork for the long-weekend festivities at the Jazz Festival in the city.
Seven festive Christmas Markets you can fly to from Cork Airport
"Cork Airport is Ireland's fastest growing airport with passenger numbers up 9% over the same period last year. With over 50 routes on offer from Cork Airport to the UK and continental Europe, as well as daily long-haul connections worldwide through major European hub airports, there are some excellent destinations to choose from for those looking to make the most of the long weekend or enjoy the mid-term break."

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Patients who are admitted to intensive care units commonly suffer from illnesses that cause life-threatening low blood pressure. In this context, intensivists (physicians who care for patients in intensive care units) administer potent medications that increase blood pressure. Unfortunately, these medications cause adverse effects and it is not clear that they are better than the condition they are meant to treat. In this study, we intend to demonstrate the feasibility of a larger study that will investigate if administering medications to achieve higher blood pressures (that are near normal) is preferable to restricting the use of these medications by tolerating lower blood pressures. Patients will randomly receive blood pressure increasing medications for a higher or lower blood pressure target. In the definitive study, we will compare 90-day survival between groups but in this pilot study, we will validate that it is feasible to adhere to the protocol and achieve a different average blood pressure in each group while on study medication. This study is an important part of a research program that has the potential to change how we administer dangerous medications to the sickest of the sick in our hospitals – ultimately leading to safer, better patient care.
Lamontagne F, Cook DJ, Adhikari NK, et al. (2011). Vasopressor administration and sepsis: a survey of Canadian intensivists. J Crit Care;26:532 e1-7; Learn More on Pub Med.


Per MN Statute 211A.02, Subd. 6, the City is required to post campaign financial reports of Council candidates within 30 days of receipt. Candidates must begin filing reports once they either receive or spend more than $750 in a calendar year. These reports will be available for four years from the date of the report. The years listed in the following links represent when a report was submitted, not necessarily the reporting period.
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MADAM CHANCELLOR, after completing graduate studies in Social Planning and Demography, Michel Sidibé unleashed his passion for advancing global health in his native Mali, where he took up the cause of the nomadic Tuareg people. His tireless efforts to improve their health and welfare evolved into a role as the country's director for the international development federation, Terre des Hommes.
In 1987, Mr. Sidibé joined UNICEF in the Democratic Republic of Congo. In his 14 years at UNICEF, he oversaw programs across 10 francophone countries in Africa, where his numerous leadership achievements included pioneering the continent's first movement for girls' education, and negotiating the successful release and rehabilitation of child soldiers from the Eastern Congo.
In 2001, he joined UNAIDS, the joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS, where he has played a key role in fighting to preserve human rights, particularly for the millions of men, women and children affected by HIV/AIDS in developing countries.
In 2009, he was named Executive Director of UNAIDS and Under-Secretary-General of the United Nations, and committed to supporting countries to achieve universal access goals to HIV treatment, prevention, care and support. Based on a strategy pioneered at the UBC-affiliated British Columbia Centre for Excellence in HIV/AIDS, Mr. Sidibé's bold new initiative calls for the expansion of antiretroviral therapy coverage to end AIDS related morbidity and mortality and the spread of new HIV infections.
An influential advocate, Mr. Sidibé has strengthened UN reform and plays a key role in strengthening collaboration with numerous global partners, including the United States President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.
Madam Chancellor, in recognition of his extraordinary record of international public health service, and for his leadership in catalyzing the global movement for universal access to HIV/AIDS treatment, prevention and support, I ask you to confer the degree Doctor of Science, honoris causa, upon MICHEL SIDIBÉ.


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Q: assign value to a varaible in onmessage in websocket I try to assign a value to a variable in onmessage function here:
socket = new WebSocket(ws_scheme +"127.0.0.1:8000/chat/");
var incomeData;
socket.onmessage = function(e) {
     incomeData='hello'+ e.data;
     console.log('inside function:'+incomeData)
}
socket.onopen = function() {
    socket.send(" from websocket");
}
 console.log(incomeData)

the console will show the first log as undefined and the second  "inside function: hello from websocket". How can I get the variable assigned and keep the value outside the function too? Why second console.log appears first ?

A: incomeData is defined at global scope and is not assigned anything when first is printed with console.log(incomeData) thus you get the undefined error message. Then the socket onmessage is called and you got is assigned the e.data value that console.log then prints out.
You can handle the socket.onmessage and pass the e.data to a callback function like this:
socket = new WebSocket(ws_scheme +"127.0.0.1:8000/chat/");

socket.onmessage = function(e) {
    socket_onmessage_callback(e.data);
}

socket.onopen = function() {
    socket.send(" from websocket");
}

function socket_onmessage_callback(data) {
    console.log('inside function socket_onmessage_callback:', data)
}

You can even use incomeData global variable if you want, but I think it does not required. Can update my answer if you need to use incomeData.

A: Once you get the main point of websocket protocol, you can easily update your global variables via a callback function which you pass to websocket.onmessage method of the protocol. The main point is that the backend server sends information to the client NOT in response to client's GETs or POSTs or whatever, but when it wants. There is no way to force a websocket endpoint to return you anything, it does it when it wants, even if you haven't asked for it. Once you have opened the ws:// connection, get ready for receiving data through this connection ANY unexpected time. What you need to do is to make sure that your app won't crash on an initial (or an undefined) value of the variable to be assigned, and just let the server update your variable when the server (not you!) wants. Here is a working code example with a self-invoking ws:// connection initialization (the (function(...) {...})(...); construction) and a callback:
<script>
    var yourGlobalField = undefined;

    console.log("Value before update: ", yourGlobalField);

    (function initWebsocketConnection() {

        websocket = new WebSocket("ws://your.websocket.URI");

        websocket.onmessage = function (evt) {
            theFunctionNeededToMakeSureWeHaveReceivedRealData(evt, yourSuccessCallbackFunction(evt));
        };

        websocket.onerror = function(err) {
            networkError(err);
        }

    })();

    function theFunctionNeededToMakeSureWeHaveReceivedRealData(evt) {
        console.log("we have received some data!");
    }

    function yourSuccessCallbackFunction(data) {
        yourGlobalField = JSON.parse(data); //just assuming you receive a JSON object
        console.log("Value after update: ", yourGlobalField)
    }

    function networkError(err) {
        console.log('Request Failed', err);
    }
</script>

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Can this be used as a highlight for contouring?
My product is brand new and I applied it once, it was beautiful and I couldn't wait to use it again but the next day it was not working. Can storage damage how the product comes out?Is there a way I can fix this? Clicking isn't working.
I've never had that happen. At first sometimes it takes awhile to get it started. Did you drop it ? Or is it store someplace cold.


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New city boutique hotel in the center of Vienna
Uncommon 4-bedrooms apartment fully finished in Lech
Unique luxury 4 bedrooms apartment in Lech am Arlberg
AUSTRIA`S REAL ESTATE NEWS
Park Hotel Schönbrunn in Vienna: Reconstruction in the home stretch
An estimated € 23 million were put into the complete rebuilding and expansion of the Parkhotel Schonbrunn in Vienna. Currently, the builders put the finishing touches.
Pretty decent furniture, a crumbling facade, a cheap snack bar on the corner - from the imperial flair was felt in the Parkhotel Schonbrunn in Viennas finest district Hietzing end up not much more. Approximately one and a half years later, after an estimated € 23 million investment, it looks at the still-building site is different: The facade has been restored to yellow in bright, indoors drag builders carpets along the corridors, the first crystal chandeliers hang back in place and parquet flooring be brought to a shine. "We went into the substance. From the old house during the renovation work was not much left," says Wilhelm Hübner during an exclusive tour of the site. Together with his cousin Ingeborg he is the owner of the hotel, which was leased to Austria Trend Hotels & Resorts.
New conference hall
During the renovation work, where all the lines replaced and air conditioning were installed, the four-star hotel was closed - on 10 November, expects its first guests. A "byproduct" of the conversion work: There was a 300-square-foot, dividable conference room overlooking grown in the garden. Before the conversion at this point are the suppliers and extended. Also, the reception has been given a new, representative seat in the house. Who pays his bill here in the future, simultaneously a (free) take a view of the Schonbrunn Palace. Just off the reception room for a chic lobby bar and fireplace has been created that will attract not only hotel guests but also Hietzinger.
In retrospect, says Huebner, the partially conducted up to 200 construction workers on site: "There were a thousand details to solve problems, but in the end everything went smoothly, the building was excellent.." While the house has got a classic modern face-lift, the old, red-plush ballroom has remained largely unaffected by the renovation work. Only a new floor and air conditioning were installed. "The big challenge was to the hotel around it to make consistent with the ballroom," says Huebner.
New furniture and bathroom have also got the 314 rooms, which means five-star level and now have a price. The standard deluxe Room there are from 280 € without breakfast. Who wants to reside in a junior suite € 450 must be paid, one night in the suite, there are from 750 €.
Published: Friday Sep 30th, 2011, 14:35:28
By: Kathrin Gulnerits
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THOUSAND OAKS, Calif., Jan. 23, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Amgen (NASDAQ: AMGN) today announced that the Phase 3 GAUSS-2 (Goal Achievement After Utilizing an Anti-PCSK9 Antibody in Statin Intolerant Subjects-2) trial evaluating evolocumab in patients with high cholesterol who cannot tolerate statins met its co-primary endpoints: the percent reduction from baseline in low-density lipoprotein cholesterol (LDL-C) at week 12 and the mean percent reduction from baseline in LDL-C at weeks 10 and 12. The mean percent reductions in LDL-C, or "bad" cholesterol, compared to ezetimibe were consistent with results observed in the Phase 2 GAUSS study.
The GAUSS-2 trial evaluated safety, tolerability and efficacy of evolocumab in 307 patients with high cholesterol who could not tolerate effective doses of at least two different statins due to muscle-related side effects. Patients were randomized to one of four treatment groups: subcutaneous evolocumab 140 mg every two weeks and oral placebo daily; subcutaneous evolocumab 420 mg monthly and oral placebo daily; subcutaneous placebo every two weeks and oral ezetimibe 10 mg daily; or subcutaneous placebo monthly and oral ezetimibe 10 mg daily.
Safety was generally balanced across treatment groups. The most common adverse events (> 5 percent in evolocumab combined group) were headache (7.8 percent evolocumab; 8.8 percent ezetimibe), myalgia (7.8 percent evolocumab; 17.6 percent ezetimibe), pain in extremity (6.8 percent evolocumab; 1.0 percent ezetimibe), and muscle spasms (6.3 percent evolocumab; 3.9 percent ezetimibe).
"We are pleased to continue to see promising results from the Phase 3 studies in our comprehensive development program for evolocumab," said Sean E. Harper, M.D., executive vice president of Research and Development at Amgen. "The positive GAUSS-2 results suggest that evolocumab may offer a new lipid-lowering treatment to meet an important medical need for high-risk patients who cannot tolerate effective doses of statins."
Data from the Phase 3 GAUSS-2 trial will be submitted to a future medical conference and for publication.
GAUSS-2 (Goal Achievement After Utilizing an Anti-PCSK9 Antibody in Statin Intolerant Subjects-2) is a Phase 3 randomized, multicenter, double-blind, placebo- and ezetimibe-controlled trial designed to evaluate the safety, tolerability and efficacy of evolocumab in 307 hyperlipidemic patients who could not tolerate effective doses of at least two different statins due to muscle-related side effects. Patients were randomized to one of four treatment groups: subcutaneous evolocumab 140 mg every two weeks and oral placebo daily; subcutaneous evolocumab 420 mg monthly and oral placebo daily; subcutaneous placebo every two weeks and oral ezetimibe 10 mg daily; or subcutaneous placebo monthly and oral ezetimibe 10 mg daily. The co-primary endpoints were the percent reduction from baseline in LDL-C at week 12 and the mean percent reduction from baseline in LDL-C at weeks 10 and 12. Secondary efficacy endpoints included means at weeks 10 and 12 and at week 12 for the following: absolute change from baseline in LDL-C; LDL-C < 70 mg/dL; and the percentage change from baseline in non-high-density lipoprotein cholesterol (non-HDL-C), apolipoprotein B (ApoB), total cholesterol (TC)/HDL-C ratio, ApoB/apolipoprotein A1 (ApoA1) ratio, lipoprotein(a), triglycerides, HDL-C and very low-density lipoprotein cholesterol (VLDL-C).
PROFICIO, which stands for the Program to Reduce LDL-C and Cardiovascular Outcomes Following Inhibition of PCSK9 In Different POpulations, is a large and comprehensive clinical trial program evaluating evolocumab. Phase 3 clinical trials for evolocumab are currently underway and build upon the Phase 2 studies.
The Phase 3 program includes 13 trials, with a combined planned enrollment of more than 28,000 patients. The Phase 3 studies will evaluate evolocumab administered every two weeks and monthly in multiple patient populations, including in combination with statins in patients with hyperlipidemia (LAPLACE-2), in patients with hyperlipidemia who cannot tolerate statins (GAUSS-2), as a stand-alone treatment in patients with hyperlipidemia (MENDEL-2), and in patients whose elevated cholesterol is caused by genetic disorders called heterozygous (RUTHERFORD-2) and homozygous (TESLA and TAUSSIG) familial hypercholesterolemia.
Five studies of evolocumab will provide long-term safety and efficacy data. These include FOURIER (Further Cardiovascular OUtcomes Research with PCSK9 Inhibition in Subjects with Elevated Risk), which will assess whether treatment with evolocumab in combination with statin therapy compared to placebo and statin therapy reduces recurrent cardiovascular events in approximately 22,500 patients with cardiovascular disease, DESCARTES (Durable Effect of PCSK9 Antibody CompARed wiTh PlacEbo Study) in patients with hyperlipidemia at risk for cardiovascular disease, and GLAGOV (GLobal Assessment of Plaque ReGression with a PCSK9 AntibOdy as Measured by IntraVascular Ultrasound), which will determine the effect of evolocumab on coronary atherosclerosis in approximately 950 patients undergoing cardiac catheterization.
Additional information about clinical trials of evolocumab can be found at www.clinicaltrials.gov.
This news release contains forward-looking statements that are based on management's current expectations and beliefs and are subject to a number of risks, uncertainties and assumptions that could cause actual results to differ materially from those described. All statements, other than statements of historical fact, are statements that could be deemed forward-looking statements, including estimates of revenues, operating margins, capital expenditures, cash, other financial metrics, expected legal, arbitration, political, regulatory or clinical results or practices, customer and prescriber patterns or practices, reimbursement activities and outcomes and other such estimates and results. Forward-looking statements involve significant risks and uncertainties, including those discussed below and more fully described in the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) reports filed by Amgen, including Amgen's most recent annual report on Form 10-K and any subsequent periodic reports on Form 10-Q and Form 8-K. Please refer to Amgen's most recent Forms 10-K, 10-Q and 8-K for additional information on the uncertainties and risk factors related to our business. Unless otherwise noted, Amgen is providing this information as of Jan. 23, 2014, and expressly disclaims any duty to update information contained in this news release.
1. Amgen Data on File, Investigator Brochure.
2. CDC Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report. Vital Signs: Prevalence, Treatment, and Control of High Levels of Low-Density Lipoprotein Cholesterol --- United States, 1999--2002 and 2005-2008. February 4, 2011. Available at: http://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/mm6004a5.htm?s_cid=mm6004a5_w. Accessed December 2013.
3. American Heart Association (2012). Why cholesterol matters. http://www.heart.org/HEARTORG/Conditions/Cholesterol/WhyCholesterolMatters/Why-Cholesterol-Matters_UCM_001212_Article.jsp. Accessed November 2013.
4. World Health Organization. Global status report on noncommunicable diseases 2010. Geneva, 2011.
5. Fernandez G, Spatz ES, Jablecki C, Phillips PS. "Statin myopathy: a common dilemma not reflected in clinical trials." Cleve Clin J Med. 2011;78:393-403.
6. Abifadel M, et al. Mutations in PCSK9 cause autosomal dominant hypercholesterolemia. Nat Genet 2003;34:154-156.


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Irrational plotting on Arsenal's top four hopes
I find it a little bit weird that even though we are mid-table fodder right now, I still look at those teams towards the top of the league and think "good" when things go against them, as if their misfortune might in some way benefit us.
So the fact that Leicester City drew at home to Villa last night had me not too concerned about whether they get knocked out or not, but more looking at the fact that in the second leg they'll have to go full strength to reach the final and that just chucks another game into their schedule, hopefully meaning fatigue and injuries set in on a squad which seems to have been relatively unharmed so far this season.
Of course it's a bit of a pipe dream; Leicester City are so far ahead in the Premier League compared to us, that catching them would mean a collapse the likes a Premier League season has never seen. But those irrational thoughts still pop into my head just as they did when United played on Tuesday. The more games, the more fatigue, the more opportunity to slip up.
Of course Chelski are the ones that we really need to fudge the season right now, because they're nine points clear of us and unless we win all of our games between now and playing them towards the end of January, that will just slip more, so the reality has set in for me personally. Top four is probably two defeats beyond us – one of which stings a little bit more because it was the skanking Chelski got at our place over Christmas. People have said that they were better than us in the second half, but I'd argue that, because we looked like we were keeping them at arms length and limiting them and their chances until Bernd had a brain fart moment.
I think when I look back at the season (which will probably admittedly be a very brief exercise given how shocking we've been) that game might just sting more than some of the other defeats or draws. That's because it's one where we looked like we knew what we were doing, with a plan, as opposed to the rudderless Emery approach that had been the first half of the season.
So that defeat, plus the fact Arteta wasn't in place for the Brighton game onwards, feels right now like it'll be something that keeps haunting me about this season.
Of course all of this talk is hypothetical because we have two teams above us in the Premier League in Palace and Sheffield United in the next two weekends, away and then home, respectively. They will be two tough games and although I'm hoping all the talk about Zaha will help to provide a distraction, I'm skeptical, as well as expectant that they'll get another penalty against us. Them and the Tiny Totts seem to be gifted penalties every time we play them, so I'm expecting the same on Saturday which means we're going to have to bag ourselves a minimum of two goals.
It's possible. If Arteta has had another week with the players and if they are buying in to his philosophy as feels like the case right now , it can only be a good thing, as well as helping our cause and quest for a run of victories. Ornstein telling anecdotes about players telling friends to stay away so they can sleep after intensive training sessions is like sweet nectar on the eyes. It means he has the players on side and hearing of senior players wanting to stick around to see just what this guy is made of augurs well methinks.
But that has to translate to results and so we need to see if this Arsenal team can also demonstrate the intensity of big games like Chelski and United, into that away at so-called smaller clubs like Palace or Bournemouth, which is an FA Cup fourth round tie in a few weeks time. The first half against Leeds showed that perhaps these players still have an element of underestimating their opponents about them, or maybe it's the old Emery 'fear everyone' mindset that still exists in the background? That may take a while to go so I'm not naive enough to think that the next five months won't have plenty of rocky patches in it. But if Arteta is building the right foundations then we can look at next season with hope that there's something exciting on the horizon.
And that's probably about it for now. There are some murmurs of a Mustafi move to Turkey but as it stands it's just hearsay with little else to go on. We might hear some stuff about Nketiah and Smith-Rowe but they'll be Loan's so we'll just have to wait and see on those.
Catch you all tomorrow.
By Bendtnersbettercousin|2020-01-09T07:36:53+00:00January 9th, 2020|Arsenal FC, Arsenal Manager, Champions League, gooners, Gunners, Mikel Arteta, premier league, Unai Emery|0 Comments


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We believe that young people with Down syndrome can be independent, thoughtful contributors to society, capable of setting and achieving their own goals.
Point of View Art exhibition by members of DragonFly ® in collaboration with Artist in Residence Beth Ross.
Gallery 200, The School of Dance, 2nd Floor, 200 Crichton Street.
Meet the artists from DragonFly ® , our programme for learners with Down syndrome.
Kate sees herself as a learner: "My brain is thinking."
She sees herself as a dancer: "I feel fire in my heart."
Kate likes who she is: "I'm a Down syndrome kid."
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"Is Joy part of your first name or your middle name?" she asked.
I continued to drop my middle name, even after my mother explained—years later—that she chose the middle names of all four of her girls—Joy, Faith, Grace, and Hope—for a reason. How thoughtful! Yet I continued to use only my first and last name, with only a middle initial when required.
When I became an author, I initially chose Lois Joy as my pen name. But that was confusing, and besides, my husband, Gunter Hofmann plays a huge role as Captain of our catamaran Pacific Bliss in my sailing/travel series, In Search of Adventure and Moments of Bliss, so why would I drop his name?
Before we left on our circumnavigation, I opened a fortune cookie and read, "You are a heroine and will have big adventures." Lois as the heroine? I thought my mother chose "Lois" as a Bible name. In II Timothy 1:5, the author tells Timothy, "I am reminded of your sincere faith, a faith that first dwelt in your grandmother Lois and your mother Eunice…" I researched further. The modern name "Lois" relates to an ancient Germanic word meaning warrior. Other translations say heroine. I learned that Timothy was Greek, but his mother was Jewish, which probably means that "Lois" was Jewish as well. In Hebrew, the name is "Laish," meaning lion, typically a masculine name from the tribe of Benjamin.
In his skit, he claimed that, after relocating from Minnesota to California, I had changed my name from Lena to Lois so I'd fit in. No way. I was a heroine/lioness from birth! But I held my tongue and played along with his Ole and Lena skit. Today I researched the meaning of Lena. The fictional Norwegian name doesn't mean anything. I love "Lois Joy," the name my parents gave me.
Have you ever considered using your middle name as your first or last name?


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8 Reasons to Check Into Denver's Halcyon Hotel
This boutique hotel in the heart of Cherry Creek is a must-make weekend getaway this off-season.
By Cindy Hirschfeld November 29, 2016
Image: Courtesy: Halcyon
1. The friendly hipster vibe (Oxymoron? No)
The Halcyon, which opened its doors in August, fits squarely in the current trend of reinventing the hotel for the social millennial crowd. The experience begins the moment you walk through the door. In place of the traditional registration desk, guests are greeted at the "kitchen counter," a marble-topped café-style bar that serves up complimentary beverages, including wine and coffee, until 10 p.m. and, at certain times of day, snacks from the hotel kitchen. Employees throughout the lobby wear small leather cross-body bags holding iPads, so they're able to check guests in and out on the go.
The "kitchen counter" in the lobby replaces the traditional registration desk.
Image: Courtesy: Halycon
Accessed through a large archway, the lobby's "den" includes several conversational seating groups, oversized art books on display, and artfully curated objets, all set against a background of white brick walls and a striking marble fireplace surround. The overall ambiance is modern and fresh. For these reasons and more, the hotel (under the same ownership as Union Station's Crawford) has already become popular with Front Range visitors from mountain towns; in fact, the first person I ran into was pro skier Chris Anthony, visiting from Vail.
2. Sleek rooms with flair
The 154 rooms, which vary in size from about 300 square feet to the 1,300-square-foot presidential suite with a huge terrace, were designed to have a high-end residential feel. Doormats outside each room bear sayings like "Sleep Well," "Live Well," and "Namaste," while daily newspaper delivery is via a door-side leather pouch. Inside, leather and brass accents define the furnishings, including the distinctive headboards and a glassware rack above the minibar, complete with cocktail shaker–mix up a drink with the hotel's exclusive rum from local distiller Laws ($50). A hanging leather pouch on the wall with hotel info (check out the Halycon's quarterly in-house magazine), vertical record player (a partnership with venerable Denver shop Twist and Shout supplies the vinyl), and small shelf for keys next to the door are among the detailed touches ranging from fun and quirky to highly useful. Each floor has a station by the elevators with filtered water, hot tea, apples, trail mix bars, and occasional treats like mini-muffins.
The Gear Garage loans out sports equipment.
3. The active-focused amenities
Don't want to haul along a bag or trunkful of outdoor gear? The hotel's gear garage plays off the idea of staying with a friend who lets you borrow a bike or longboard to explore the neighborhood. In addition to both of those items, the first-floor space offers fly-fishing gear (nearby Orvis is a partner), Vespas, Osprey backpacks (each containing a GoPro, Swiss Army knife, binoculars, and a Frisbee), Arc'teryx jackets, sleds, snowshoes, night vision goggles, and more. The Halcyon is also developing partnerships with nearby outfitters for guided excursions beyond Cherry Creek. And each room has a Manduka yoga mat in the closet—use it in the fitness center or the privacy of your own quarters.
Canine guests can get treats at the bell stand.
Image: Cindy Hirschfeld
4. It's pet friendly
Given the Halcyon's home-away-from-home intent, it's only natural that pets are welcome, too. During our stay, my family met a basset hound who seemingly took up residence on the couch in the lobby, an eight-week-old Pomeranian puppy, and sundry other four-legged guests, including our own two mutts. There's a $100 one-time fee total, and dog beds and in-room kennels are available on request. Your pooch won't want to pass up the treat jar at the bell stand out front, either.
Vietnamese Duck Curry at Departure.
Image: Michael Persico
5. The kick-ass hotel restaurant
When the edamame is good enough to comment on, the bar is set high—and Departure delivers. Open for lunch, dinner, and weekend brunch, it's the brainchild of Top Chef runner-up Gregory Gourdet, who also culinary directs the restaurant of the same name at Portland's A-list The Nines hotel. Against a striking backdrop—a mashup of retro air travel style and Jetson's futurism—Gourdet's chefs turn out modern Asian dishes like richly satisfying big-eye tuna poke with avocado, yuzu, and chili, and melt-in-your-mouth Harami-beef skirt steak kushiyaki that's been grilled over petrified Japanese charcoal. The menu includes a variety of dim sum (try the short-rib buns with kimchi and Korean miso), sushi, wok-fired dishes, and entrees like a whole sea bass with green mango salad. Bonus for ultra-health-conscious types: many vegan, gluten-free, and paleo options are available. Definitely save room for dessert: the coconut sticky rice and guava mousse with coconut ice would hold their own against the best pastry menu. The requisite craft cocktails continue the Asian theme with ingredients like shochu, green-tea infused vodka, and Japanese whisky. Eight types of sake are also available by the glass, as is a tightly edited, eclectic wine list.
And there's more … Quality Italian, the midtown New York steakhouse, will open off the lobby next spring.
6. The shopping
Whether you're after mountainwear to take home (Arc'teryx and a newly opened Ibex merino wool emporium are right across the street) or want to spend a couple of hours browsing the racks at Neiman's or Nordstrom (the Cherry Creek Mall is about three blocks away), you're in the heart of Denver's best shopping district. Other close-by stores of note are Room and Board, Margaret O'Leary, Eileen Fisher, and an urban outlet of Perch, Vail's signature indie fashion boutique. Call for a pick-up in the hotel's complimentary Range Rover if you get too laden down with bags.
7. The view from the rooftop pool and lounge
Take in Denver and its environs—east to the plains and west to the mountains—from the Halycon's pool and Departure Elevated, the adjacent bar that's open to the public. In addition to a slew of lounge chairs, seven TV-equipped cabanas line the pool deck—perfect for a short snooze. The bar offers a more casual spin—small bites and cocktails—on the Asian fare served in the ground-floor restaurant and has quickly become a Denver hot spot.
8. The extracurriculars
In honor of the hotel's art program, which includes pieces by more than 40 Colorado artists, the Halycon launched monthly late-afternoon Fireside Chats (free and open to the public) with some of the artists represented. On Saturdays through December 17, four Style Suites at the hotel feature clothing, jewelry, and makeup from local boutiques, along with tips on holiday apparel and party looks.
Halycon, 245 N. Columbine St., 720-772-5000, rooms from $219, including complimentary daily breakfast


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Created on Wed Aug  7 20:58:41 2013

@author: JCut
"""
#!/usr/bin/env python

def sql_query_production_numbers():
    import sqlalchemy
    import datetime
    from collections import defaultdict
    orcl_engine = sqlalchemy.create_engine('oracle+cx_oracle://prod_team_ro:9thfl00r@borac101-vip.l3.bluefly.com:1521/bfyprd11')
    connection = orcl_engine.connect()

    ### Get Production Complete Totals and Build Dict of key value pairs
    querymake_prodnumbers = """SELECT COUNT(DISTINCT POMGR.PRODUCT_COLOR.ID) as completion_total,
    POMGR.PRODUCT_COLOR.PRODUCTION_COMPLETE_DT as prod_complete_dt
    FROM POMGR.PRODUCT_COLOR
    WHERE POMGR.PRODUCT_COLOR.PRODUCTION_COMPLETE_DT >= TRUNC(SysDate - 30)
    GROUP BY POMGR.PRODUCT_COLOR.PRODUCTION_COMPLETE_DT
    ORDER BY POMGR.PRODUCT_COLOR.PRODUCTION_COMPLETE_DT DESC"""
    prodcomplete = connection.execute(querymake_prodnumbers)
    prodcomplete_dict = {}
    for row in prodcomplete:
        tmp_dict = {}
        tmp_dict['total'] = row['completion_total']
        tmp_dict['role'] = 'Production'
        prodcomplete_dict[row['prod_complete_dt']] = tmp_dict

    ### Get Retouching Complete Totals and Build Dict of key value pairs
    querymake_retouchnumbers = """SELECT COUNT(DISTINCT POMGR.PRODUCT_COLOR.ID) as retouch_total,
    POMGR.PRODUCT_COLOR.IMAGE_READY_DT as retouch_complete_dt
    FROM POMGR.PRODUCT_COLOR
    WHERE POMGR.PRODUCT_COLOR.IMAGE_READY_DT >= TRUNC(SysDate - 30)
    GROUP BY POMGR.PRODUCT_COLOR.IMAGE_READY_DT
    ORDER BY POMGR.PRODUCT_COLOR.IMAGE_READY_DT DESC"""
    retouchcomplete = connection.execute(querymake_retouchnumbers)
    retouchcomplete_dict = {}
    for row in retouchcomplete:
        tmp_dict = {}
        tmp_dict['total'] = row['retouch_total']
        tmp_dict['role'] = 'Retouching'
        retouchcomplete_dict[row['retouch_complete_dt']] = tmp_dict

    ### Get Copy Complete Totals and Build Dict of key value pairs
    querymake_copynumbers = """SELECT COUNT(DISTINCT POMGR.PRODUCT_COLOR.ID) as copy_total,
    to_date(POMGR.PRODUCT_COLOR.COPY_READY_DT, 'YYYY-MM-DD') as copy_complete_dt
    FROM POMGR.PRODUCT_COLOR
    WHERE POMGR.PRODUCT_COLOR.COPY_READY_DT >= TRUNC(SysDate - 30)
    GROUP BY to_date(POMGR.PRODUCT_COLOR.COPY_READY_DT, 'YYYY-MM-DD')
    ORDER BY to_date(POMGR.PRODUCT_COLOR.COPY_READY_DT, 'YYYY-MM-DD') DESC"""
    copycomplete = connection.execute(querymake_copynumbers)
    copycomplete_tmpdict = {}
    for row in copycomplete:
        tmp_dict = {}
        tmp_dict['total'] = row['copy_total']
        tmp_dict['role'] = 'Copy'
        copycomplete_tmpdict[row['copy_complete_dt']] = tmp_dict
## Super Coersion of nums and year due to time stamp occasionally on copy dates
    copycomplete_dict = {}
    for k,v in copycomplete_tmpdict.iteritems():
        tmp_dict = {}
        tmp_dict['total'] = v['total']
        tmp_dict['role'] = v['role']
        dt = str(datetime.datetime.strptime(str(k), "%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S"))
        dtsplit = dt.replace('00','', 2)
        dtsplit = "20{2:.2}-{1:.2}-{0:.2} 00:00:00".format(dtsplit[:2],dtsplit[3:5],dtsplit[6:8])
        dtsplit = datetime.datetime.strptime(dtsplit, "%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S")
        copycomplete_dict[dtsplit] = tmp_dict

    ### Get Sample Received Totals and Build Dict of key value pairs
    querymake_sample_received = """SELECT COUNT(DISTINCT POMGR.PRODUCT_COLOR.ID) as sample_total,
    to_date(POMGR.SAMPLE_TRACKING.CREATE_DT, 'YYYY-MM-DD') AS sample_dt
    FROM POMGR.PRODUCT_COLOR
    LEFT JOIN POMGR.SAMPLE ON POMGR.PRODUCT_COLOR.ID = POMGR.SAMPLE.PRODUCT_COLOR_ID
    LEFT JOIN POMGR.SAMPLE_TRACKING ON POMGR.SAMPLE.ID = POMGR.SAMPLE_TRACKING.SAMPLE_ID
    LEFT JOIN POMGR.LK_SAMPLE_STATUS ON POMGR.SAMPLE_TRACKING.STATUS_ID = POMGR.LK_SAMPLE_STATUS.ID
    WHERE (POMGR.SAMPLE_TRACKING.CREATE_DT >= TRUNC(SysDate - 30)
    AND POMGR.LK_SAMPLE_STATUS.NAME = 'Scanned In at Bluefly')
    GROUP BY to_date(POMGR.SAMPLE_TRACKING.CREATE_DT, 'YYYY-MM-DD')
    ORDER BY to_date(POMGR.SAMPLE_TRACKING.CREATE_DT, 'YYYY-MM-DD') DESC"""
    samples_received = connection.execute(querymake_sample_received)
    samples_received_tmpdict = {}
    for row in samples_received:
        tmp_dict = {}
        tmp_dict['total'] = row['sample_total']
        tmp_dict['role'] = 'Samples_Received'
        samples_received_tmpdict[row['sample_dt']] = tmp_dict
## Super Coersion of nums and year due to time stamp occasionally on copy dates
    samples_received_dict = {}
    for k,v in samples_received_tmpdict.iteritems():
        tmp_dict = {}
        tmp_dict['total'] = v['total']
        tmp_dict['role'] = v['role']
        dt = str(datetime.datetime.strptime(str(k), "%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S"))
        dtsplit = dt.replace('00','', 2)
        dtsplit = "20{2:.2}-{1:.2}-{0:.2} 00:00:00".format(dtsplit[:2],dtsplit[3:5],dtsplit[6:8])
        dtsplit = datetime.datetime.strptime(dtsplit, "%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S")
        samples_received_dict[dtsplit] = tmp_dict

#    ### Get Sample InHouse Totals and Build Dict of key value pairs
#    querymake_samples_inhouse = """SELECT COUNT(DISTINCT POMGR.PRODUCT_COLOR.ID) as sample_total,
#    to_date(POMGR.SAMPLE_TRACKING.CREATE_DT, 'YYYY-MM-DD') AS sample_dt,
#    POMGR.PRODUCT_COLOR.PRODUCTION_STATUS as production_status
#    FROM POMGR.PRODUCT_COLOR
#    LEFT JOIN POMGR.SAMPLE ON POMGR.PRODUCT_COLOR.ID = POMGR.SAMPLE.PRODUCT_COLOR_ID
#    LEFT JOIN POMGR.SAMPLE_TRACKING ON POMGR.SAMPLE.ID = POMGR.SAMPLE_TRACKING.SAMPLE_ID
#    LEFT JOIN POMGR.LK_SAMPLE_STATUS ON POMGR.SAMPLE_TRACKING.STATUS_ID = POMGR.LK_SAMPLE_STATUS.ID
#    WHERE (POMGR.SAMPLE_TRACKING.CREATE_DT > TRUNC(SysDate - 30)
#    AND POMGR.LK_SAMPLE_STATUS.NAME = 'Scanned In at Bluefly'
#    AND POMGR.PRODUCT_COLOR.PRODUCTION_STATUS = 'Production_Incomplete')
#    GROUP BY POMGR.PRODUCT_COLOR.PRODUCTION_STATUS,
#    to_date(POMGR.SAMPLE_TRACKING.CREATE_DT, 'YYYY-MM-DD')
#    ORDER BY to_date(POMGR.SAMPLE_TRACKING.CREATE_DT, 'YYYY-MM-DD') DESC"""
#    samples_inhouse = connection.execute(querymake_samples_inhouse)
#    samples_inhouse_tmpdict = {}
#    for row in samples_inhouse:
#        tmp_dict = {}
#        tmp_dict['total'] = row['sample_total']
#        tmp_dict['role'] = 'Samples_Inhouse'
#        samples_inhouse_tmpdict[row['sample_dt']] = tmp_dict
### Super Coersion of nums and year due to time stamp occasionally on copy dates
#    samples_inhouse_dict = {}
#    for k,v in samples_inhouse_tmpdict.iteritems():
#        tmp_dict = {}
#        tmp_dict['total'] = v['total']
#        tmp_dict['role'] = v['role']
#        dt = str(datetime.datetime.strptime(str(k), "%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S"))
#        dtsplit = dt.replace('00','', 2)
#        dtsplit = "20{2:.2}-{1:.2}-{0:.2} 00:00:00".format(dtsplit[:2],dtsplit[3:5],dtsplit[6:8])
#        dtsplit = datetime.datetime.strptime(dtsplit, "%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S")
#        samples_inhouse_dict[dtsplit] = tmp_dict

    connection.close()
    return prodcomplete_dict, retouchcomplete_dict, copycomplete_dict, samples_received_dict

def sqlQueryEventsUpcoming():
    import sqlalchemy
    from collections import defaultdict
    orcl_engine = sqlalchemy.create_engine('oracle+cx_oracle://prod_team_ro:9thfl00r@borac101-vip.l3.bluefly.com:1521/bfyprd11')
    connection = orcl_engine.connect()
    querymake_eventscal = '''SELECT DISTINCT
      POMGR.EVENT.ID                             AS event_id,
      POMGR.EVENT_PRODUCT_COLOR.PRODUCT_COLOR_ID AS colorstyle,
      POMGR.LK_EVENT_PRODUCT_CATEGORY.NAME       AS prod_category,
      POMGR.EVENT.EVENT_DESCRIPTION              AS event_title,
      POMGR.EVENT.START_DATE                     AS ev_start,
      POMGR.EVENT.END_DATE                       AS ev_end,
      POMGR.LK_PRODUCT_STATUS.NAME               AS production_status,
      POMGR.EVENT.CATEGORY                       AS category_id
    FROM
      POMGR.EVENT_PRODUCT_COLOR
    LEFT JOIN POMGR.EVENT
    ON
      POMGR.EVENT_PRODUCT_COLOR.EVENT_ID = POMGR.EVENT.ID
    INNER JOIN POMGR.LK_EVENT_PRODUCT_CATEGORY
    ON
      POMGR.EVENT.PRODUCT_CATEGORY_ID = POMGR.LK_EVENT_PRODUCT_CATEGORY.ID
    LEFT JOIN POMGR.PRODUCT_COLOR
    ON
      POMGR.EVENT_PRODUCT_COLOR.PRODUCT_COLOR_ID = POMGR.PRODUCT_COLOR.ID
    LEFT JOIN POMGR.LK_PRODUCT_STATUS
    ON
      POMGR.PRODUCT_COLOR.PRODUCTION_STATUS_ID = POMGR.LK_PRODUCT_STATUS.ID
    WHERE
      POMGR.EVENT.START_DATE >= TRUNC(SysDate)
    GROUP BY
      POMGR.EVENT.ID,
      POMGR.EVENT_PRODUCT_COLOR.PRODUCT_COLOR_ID,
      POMGR.LK_EVENT_PRODUCT_CATEGORY.NAME,
      POMGR.EVENT.EVENT_DESCRIPTION,
      POMGR.EVENT.START_DATE,
      POMGR.EVENT.END_DATE,
      POMGR.LK_PRODUCT_STATUS.NAME,
      POMGR.EVENT.CATEGORY'''
    result = connection.execute(querymake_eventscal)

    events = {}
    styles = defaultdict(list)
    for row in result:
        event = {}
        event['event_id'] = row['event_id']
        event['prod_category'] = row['prod_category']
        event['event_title'] = row['event_title']
        event['category_id'] = row['category_id']
        event['ev_start'] = row['ev_start']
        event['ev_end'] = row['ev_end']
        event['production_status'] = row['production_status']

        status = str(row['production_status'])
        colorstyle = str(row['colorstyle'])

        stylestatus = (colorstyle,status)
        styles[row['event_id']].append(stylestatus)
        events[row['event_id']] = event

    connection.close()
    return events, styles

## Walk Root Directory and Return List or all Files in all Subdirs too
def recursive_dirlist(rootdir):
    import os
    walkedlist = []
    for dirname, subdirnames, filenames in os.walk(rootdir):
        # append path of all filenames to walkedlist
        for filename in filenames:
            file_path = os.path.abspath(os.path.join(dirname, filename))
            if os.path.isfile(file_path):
                walkedlist.append(file_path)
    # Advanced usage:
    # editing the 'dirnames' list will stop os.walk() from recursing into there.
    #if '.git' in dirnames:
    # don't go into any .git directories.
    #    dirnames.remove('.git')
    walkedset = list(set(sorted(walkedlist)))
    return walkedset

###
## Extract All Metadata from Image File as Dict using PIL
def get_exif(file_path):
    from PIL import Image
    from PIL.ExifTags import TAGS
    exifdata = {}
    im = Image.open(file_path)
    info = im._getexif()
    for tag, value in info.items():
        decoded = TAGS.get(tag, tag)
        exifdata[decoded] = value
    return exifdata

###
## Convert Walked Dir List To Lines with path,photo_date,stylenum,alt. Depends on above "get_exif" function
def walkeddir_parse_stylestrings_out(walkeddir_list):
    import re,os
########  Regex only finds _1.jpg files
    regex = re.compile(r'.*?[0-9]{9}_1\.[jpgJPG]{3}$')
    regex_date = re.compile(r'[0-9]{4}-[0-9]{2}-[0-9]{2}')
    stylestrings = []
    stylestringsdict = {}
    for line in walkeddir_list:
        stylestringsdict_tmp = {}
        if re.findall(regex,line):
            try:
                file_path = line
                filename = file_path.split('/')[-1]
                colorstyle = filename.split('_')[0]
                alt_ext = file_path.split('_')[-1]
                alt = alt_ext.split('.')[0]
                ext = alt_ext.split('.')[-1]
                try:
                    path_date = file_path.split('/')[4][:6]
                    path_date = "20{2:.2}-{0:.2}-{1:.2}".format(path_date[:2], path_date[2:4], path_date[4:6])
                    if re.findall(regex_date, path_date):
                        photo_date = path_date
                    else:
                        try:
                            photo_date = get_exif(file_path)['DateTimeOriginal'][:10]
                        except KeyError:
                            try:
                                photo_date = get_exif(file_path)['DateTime'][:10]
                            except KeyError:
                                photo_date = '0000-00-00'
                except AttributeError:
                    photo_date = '0000-00-00'
                photo_date = str(photo_date)
                photo_date = photo_date.replace(':','-')
                stylestringsdict_tmp['colorstyle'] = colorstyle
                stylestringsdict_tmp['photo_date'] = photo_date
                stylestringsdict_tmp['file_path'] = file_path
                stylestringsdict_tmp['alt'] = alt
                stylestringsdict[file_path] = stylestringsdict_tmp
                file_path_reletive = file_path.replace('/mnt/Post_Ready/zImages_1/', '/zImages/')
                file_path_reletive = file_path.replace('JPG', 'jpg')
                ## Format CSV Rows
                row = "{0},{1},{2},{3}".format(colorstyle,photo_date,file_path_reletive,alt)
                #print row
                stylestrings.append(row)
            except IOError:
                print "IOError on {0}".format(line)
            #except AttributeError:
            #    print "AttributeError on {0}".format(line)
    return stylestringsdict

def gcal_insert_bc_event(titleid, descfull, lockv, sdatekv, edatekv):
    from GoogleCalendar import GoogleCalendarMng, newEvent
    import GoogleCalendar
    try:
        #from GoogleCalendar import *
        gCalMNG = GoogleCalendarMng()
        myname = "john bragato"
        myemail = "john.bragato@gmail.com"
        gCalMNG.connect (myemail, "yankee17")
        calendar = gCalMNG.getCalendar ("Default1")
        gcalevents = calendar.getEvents()
        print len(gcalevents)
        gcaleventslist = []
        for event in gcalevents:
            gcalevent = event.getTitle()
            if gcalevent == titleid:
                continue
            else:
                print event.getContent()
                #print time.strftime("%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S" , time.localtime(event.getStartTime()))
                #print time.strftime("%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S" , time.localtime(event.getEndTime()))
        ev = newEvent(myname, myemail, titleid, descfull, lockv, time.mktime(sdatekv), time.mktime(edatekv))
        print ev
        calendar.addEvent (ev)
    except xml.parsers.expat.ExpatError:
    #except:
        print "FAILED"

##
def gcal_login_jb(myemail='john.bragato@gmail.com', password=''):
    from GoogleCalendar import GoogleCalendarMng
    import xml
    gCalMNG = GoogleCalendarMng()
    myemail = myemail
    gCalMNG.connect(myemail, password)
    return gCalMNG
##
##
def get_google_event_data(event):
    eventid = event.getID()
    content = event.getContent()
    title = event.getTitle()
    editing_url = event.getEditURL()
    #print eventid, title, editing_url
    title_4digit = title.strip(r'')
    #title_4digit = bfly_eventnum[:4]
    #if title_4digit.isdigit():
    return editing_url, title_4digit, title, content

##
def delete_gcalendar_event(titleid, calendar_name='Default1', myemail='john.bragato@gmail.com', password=''):
    from GoogleCalendar import GoogleCalendarMng
    import xml
    gCalMNG = GoogleCalendarMng()
    myname = myemail.split('@')[0]
    myemail = myemail
    gCalMNG.connect(myemail, password)
    calendar = gCalMNG.getCalendar(calendar_name)
    events = calendar.getEvents()
    for event in events:
        if event.getTitle() == titleid:
            event.delete()
            return "Deleted {0}".format(titleid)

def fashioncomplete():
    import datetime
    from collections import defaultdict
    ######  Recursively search Photo Folders and get counts of shots by date
    ## rootdir_fashion = '/mnt/Post_Ready/Retouch_Fashion'
    rootdir_fashion = '/mnt/Post_Ready/eFashionPush'
    #####  Walk rootdir tree compile dict of Walked Directory
    walkedout_fashion = recursive_dirlist(rootdir_fashion)
    #### Parse Walked Directory Paths Output stylestringssdict
    stylestringsdict_fashion = walkeddir_parse_stylestrings_out(walkedout_fashion)
    ### Get and Collect Counts of fashion and still sets by date
    fashiond = defaultdict(list)
    for row in stylestringsdict_fashion.itervalues():
        try:
            file_path = row['file_path']
            photo_date = row['photo_date']
            dt = photo_date
            dt = "{} 00:00:00".format(dt)
            dt = datetime.datetime.strptime(dt, "%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S")
            #### 5 digit date
            if type(dt) == datetime.datetime:
                photo_date = dt
                fashiond[photo_date].append(file_path)
        except:
            pass
    ## Count the Grouped Files
    # fashioncomplete_dict = defaultdict(int)
    # for k in fashiond:
    #     fashioncomplete_dict[k] +=1
    fashioncomplete_dict = {}
    for k,v in fashiond.iteritems():
        tmp_dict = {}
        tmp_dict['role'] = 'Fashion'
        tmp_dict['total'] = len(v)
        fashioncomplete_dict[k] = tmp_dict
    #    fashioncomplete_dict['Role'] = 'Fashion_Photo'
    #    fashioncomplete_dict['shot_count'] = len(v)
    return fashioncomplete_dict

def stillcomplete():
    import datetime
    from collections import defaultdict
    ######  Recursively search Photo Folders and get counts of shots by date
    ## rootdir_still = '/mnt/Post_Ready/Retouch_Still'
    rootdir_still = '/mnt/Post_Ready/aPhotoPush'
    #####  Walk rootdir tree compile dict of Walked Directory
    walkedout_still = recursive_dirlist(rootdir_still)
    #### Parse Walked Still Directory Paths Output stylestringssdict
    stylestringsdict_still = walkeddir_parse_stylestrings_out(walkedout_still)
    ### Now the still sets counts by date
    stilld = defaultdict(list)
    for row in stylestringsdict_still.itervalues():
        try:
            file_path = row['file_path']
            photo_date = row['photo_date']
            dt = photo_date
            dt = "{} 00:00:00".format(dt)
            dt = datetime.datetime.strptime(dt, "%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S")
            #### 5 digit date
            if type(dt) == datetime.datetime:
                photo_date = dt
                stilld[photo_date].append(file_path)
    #        else:
    #            dt = ''
    #            dt = "2000-01-01 00:00:00".format(dt)
    #            dt = datetime.datetime.strptime(dt, "%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S")
    #            photo_date = dt
    #            stilld[photo_date].append(file_path)
        except:
            pass

    ## Count the Grouped Files
    stillcomplete_dict = {}
    for k,v in stilld.iteritems():
        tmp_dict = {}
        tmp_dict['role'] = 'Still'
        tmp_dict['total'] = len(v)
        stillcomplete_dict[k] = tmp_dict
    #    stillcomplete_dict['Role'] = 'Still_Photo'
    #    fashioncomplete_dict['shot_count'] = len(v)
    return stillcomplete_dict

              # event = {
              #   "end": {
              #   },
              #   "start": {
              #   },
              #   "gadget": {
              #       "display": "",
              #       "preferences": {
              #           "": ""
              #           },
              #       "type": "",
              #       "title": "",
              #       "width": "",
              #       "iconLink": "",
              #       "link": "",
              #       "height": ""
              #       },
              #   "sequence": "",
              #   "description": "",
              #   "colorId": "",
              #   "htmlLink": "",
              #   "source": {
              #       "url": "",
              #       "title": ""
              #       },
              #   "id": "",
              #   "creator": {
              #       "displayName": "",
              #       "self": false,
              #       "email": "",
              #       "id": ""
              #   },
              #   "location": "",
              #   "summary": "",
              #   "status": "",
              #   "hangoutLink": "",
              #   "kind": "calendar#event",
              #   "organizer": {
              #       "displayName": "",
              #       "email": "",
              #       "id": "",
              #       "self": false
              #       },
              #   "updated": "",
              #   "reminders": {
              #       "overrides": [
              #           {
              #           "method": "",
              #           "minutes": ""
              #           }
              #       ],
              #       "useDefault": false
              #   },
              #   "created": "",
              #   "attendees": [
              #       {
              #       "email": "",
              #       "displayName": "",
              #       "id": "",
              #       "organizer": false,
              #       "resource": false,
              #       "responseStatus": "",
              #       "additionalGuests": "",
              #       "optional": false,
              #       "self": false,
              #       "comment": ""
              #       }
              #   ]
              #   }

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


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Q: Simple Batch File Turns "é" into a Different Character I have a batch file with a single line in it:
src/Filé.txt

When I run the batch file (either in the command prompt or by clicking it in Windows Explorer), I get the following:

C:>src\FilΘ.txt
'src\FilΘ.txt' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.

It turned my é into an Θ! I've also had it turn into an 8 on another occasion.
The file I'm trying to access does actually exist. Further, if I try it on a simpler file name (file.txt) it opens it without any problems. I'm running Windows 7 64 bit. Any idea what's going on here?

A: You should be able to edit the batch file and add the following line to the very top of the file:
CHCP 65001
This will set the character set to UTF-8 and should display special characters correctly.


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Orcs est une trilogie de fantasy de Stan Nicholls, publiée en français chez l'éditeur Bragelonne. Elle comprend trois tomes : La Compagnie de la foudre, La Légion du tonnerre et Les Guerriers de la tempête, ainsi qu'une nouvelle inédite qui en est la préquelle, La Relève.

Maras-Dantia

Description
Maras-Dantia est le monde dans lequel se déroule l'histoire de Orcs. C'est un monde très grand, divisé en trois grandes parties : le sud, où résident la quasi-totalité des habitants de Maras-Dantia, le royaume aquatique, une mer très profonde qui ne possède que très peu de d'entrées pour les espèces non-aquatiques, et les terres glacées, la plus grande, inhabitables pour la plupart des espèces, qui a pour capitale Illex. Les humains Unis lui donnent le nom de Centrasie.

Histoire

Version Multi
Tous les habitants de Maras-Dantia étaient ceux qu'on appellera plus tard les races ainées, c'est-à-dire toutes les races excepté les humains. Soudain les humains arrivèrent d'on ne sait où, et la magie, pourtant bien présente auparavant, disparut petit à petit depuis, surtout là où se trouvaient les humains.

Version Uni
Le début de la version Uni de Maras-Mandia est semblable à celle de la Bible : Dieu créa la terre, puis il créa un homme, Ademnius, et une femme, Evelaine (inspirés de Adam et Ève). Le reste de l'histoire de ces deux êtres est inconnu, mais dieu créa également toutes les sous-races (nom donné aux races-ainées par les Unis) pour tester les hommes et pour qu'ils lui prouvent leur amour pour lui en les exterminant avec tous ceux qui ne croient pas en lui.

Vraie version
Autrefois le monde n'était peuplé que d'humains (et non l'inverse comme dans la version Multi), mais un jour la sorcière Vermegram, reine de Maras-Dantia troua un portail magique permettant de relier Maras-Dantia aux autres mondes, qui contiennent chacun une espèce différente : un monde pour les orcs, un monde pour les nains, etc. Elle eut soudain l'idée de faire venir les orcs à Maras-Mandia, car ils étaient de parfaits guerriers. Seulement cette téléportation (non voulue par les orcs) eut un effet sur leur intelligence qui diminua considérablement. De très nombreuses autres espèces furent téléportées en Maras-Dantia involontairement. Finalement Vernegram tomba enceinte de Tentarr Arngrimm, un très puissant sorcier, et furent introduits dans l'embryon des gènes de Nyadd, car les Nyadd accouchent toujours de triplés et Vernegram voulait plusieurs héritiers. Ainsi naquirent Jennesta, Adpar et Sanara. Seulement, Vernegram devint maléfique et fut vaincue par Arngrimm. Elle légua en héritage le royaume de Maras-Dantia: Jennesta reçut le sud, Adpar le monde aquatique et Sanara les terres glacées. Le portail resta inactif et les clefs pour l'utiliser, les instrumentalités, furent disséminées dans le monde.

Religion
Il existe deux grandes religions en Maras-Mandia : Les Unis, qui croient en un seul Dieu, et les Multi, qui croient en plusieurs dieux. Ces deux civilisations sont semblables à la religion Chrétienne et la religion grecque antique.

Les Unis pensent que leur seul but est de servir un dieu unique.

Les Multis croient en la Tétrade, c'est-à-dire  un dieu ayant chaque fonction

Contrairement aux Unis, ils ne croient pas que les malheurs qui leur arrivent sont dus aux dieux mais à eux seuls, les dieux n'apportant que du plaisir.

Il existe aussi d'autres religions, dont les pyros qui vénèrent le feu ou la religion des trolls qui nécessite des sacrifices. Il y a également en Maras-Dantia quelques rares personnes athées.

Races
Les races de Maras-Dantia sont pour la plupart inspirés des univers récurrents d'Heroic fantasy (Orcs, Nains, Centaures,  Gremlins), mais il y a également des races créées par l'auteur pour son œuvre.

Pensantes
 Humain : Race prédominante mais divisée par les religions, elle est détestée par toutes les autres races. Ils propagent des maladies quasi-innoffensives pour eux mais mortelles pour les autres races.

 Orcs : Race qui ne vit que pour la guerre, ils ne peuvent vivre sans bataille. Ils sont beaucoup plus forts que les humains normaux et sont d'une importance cruciale lors de la guerre.

 Nains : Race qui travaille pour le plus offrant, ils sont solitaires et peu enclins à parler. La plupart ne pensent qu'à eux et détestent tout contact avec les autres.

 Gremlins : Race pacifique mais qui met un point d'honneur à venger ses membres importants qui ont été tués.

 Gobelins : Race avare obsédée par l'argent.

 Nyadds : Race pouvant vivre aussi bien sur terre que dans l'eau. Si dans le premier cas ils sont plutôt maladroits dans le deuxième ils sont surpuissants, car c'est leur élément naturel.

 Merzs : Race aquatique semblable aux sirènes, à ceci-près qu'elle compte également des mâles. Elle est en guerre contre les Nyadds.

 Pixies : Possédant des traits féminins (même chez les mâles), les pixies possèdent des lèvres pulpeuses et des oreilles pointues. Ils ont surtout une particularité: Leurs flatulences font sortir du feu de leur anus.

 Centaures : Race mi-humaine mi-cheval.

 Elfes : Des êtres gracieux. Les représentants des autres races ne parviennent pas à distinguer les mâles des femelles.

 Kobolds : Encore plus petits que les nains, ils ont la peau grisâtre. Ils ont des bras et des jambes très maigres mais sont étonnamment rapides. Ils chevauchent les vipères kirgzils.

 Trolls : Le portait qu'en donne le narrateur est semblable à celui de Gollum. Ils peuvent voir dans le noir et sont bestiaux sans être idiots.

 Ludions : Race primitive, ils ont l'apparence de bébés humains et réagissent exactement comme tels, à ceci près qu'à la moindre occasion ils s'emparent des biens d'autrui. Ils ont entre autres la capacité de voler dans les airs.

 Sluaghs : L'une des races les plus anciennes et les plus puissantes. Chaque Sluagh est polymorphe, ce qui fait que nul ne connait leur véritable apparence. Chacun d'eux peut lancer une violente attaque mentale qui fait se tordre de douleur leur adversaire. Ils sont incroyablement rapides.

Animaux
 Vipères kirgzils : Lézards géants vivant dans le désert. Ils ont le dos large, les pattes musclées, les yeux blancs et roses, une longue queue fourchue et des dents pointues et empoisonnées. Ils sont les moyens de locomotion et de combat préférés des Kobolds.

 Lembarrs : Semblables à des cerfs, ils ont la peau grise et blanche et des andouillers beaucoup plus robustes.

 Dragons : Obéissant aux femmes-dragons aux ordres de Jennesta, ils semblent avoir des communications avec leurs compagnes que seuls eux peuvent entendre (à la manière des dragons et des dragonniers d'Eragon).

 Tigres blancs à dents de sabre : Semblables au Smilodon, cette espèce sait comment attaquer en groupe de façon tactique et réfléchie.

Autres
 Veilleurs : Gardiens de la ville de Hecklowe, ce sont des homoncules entièrement créés par magie. Ils possèdent une vitesse phénoménale et sont de véritables machines à tuer. Entièrement mécaniques, ils ont un seul défaut : une fois tombés sur le dos, ils sont impuissants et incapables de se relever.

Personnages

Renards

Commandants
 Stryke : Chef de l'unité des Renards et guerrier expérimenté. Il est très respecté par ses subalternes et doit régulièrement s'interposer entre Haskeer et Jup qui ne se supportent pas.

 Alfray : Le porte-étendard des Renards, il porte accroché à une lance qu'il utilise pour se battre. Il est très fort pour son âge. Il est aussi leur médecin. Haskeer a énormément de respect pour lui.

 Coilla : Elle n'a pas son pareil pour le lancer de couteau. Elle possède un tableau de chasse impressionnant et a montré de grands dons de stratégie. Elle a tendance à avouer facilement ses pensées, ce qui gêne constamment Stryke qui lui préfère garder les siennes pour lui. Elle est la dernière commandante en date à être entrée dans l'unité.

 Jup : Seul non-orc de l'unité, c'est un nain qui met un point d'honneur à ce qu'on le différencie du reste de son espèce, qui a la réputation (vérifiée) d'être prêt à tout pour de l'or. Il a parfois du mal à soumettre l'unité à son autorité du fait de sa race, et se dispute constamment avec Haskeer qui ne supporte pas qu'il soit nain. Comme ceux de son espèce il possède des dons de magie, mais à cause de l'affaiblissement de celle-ci à Maras-Dandia il ne peut que détecter vaguement les traces d'autres personnes.

 Haskeer : ses grands talents de guerrier parviennent toujours à le garder en vie. Il ne supporte pas Jup.

Autres membres
Voici la liste complète par ordre alphabétique des autres membres de l'unité (dont certains n'ont que très peu d'importance) :
 Bhose
 Breggin
 Calthmon
 Darig se fit couper une jambe puis meurt lors de la bataille d'échevette
 Eldo
 Finje
 Gant
 Gleadeg
 Hystykk
 Jad
 Kestix qui meurt à l'entrée du royaume aquatique, celui d'Adpar
 Liffin
 Meklun meurt quelques jours après des suites d'une maladie
 Nep
 Noskaa
 Orbon
 Prooq
 Reafdaw
 Seafe
 Slettal
 Talag
 Toche
 Vobe
 Wrelbyd
 Zoda

Armée de Jennesta
 Jennesta : Mi-humaine mi-nyadd, elle est la reine officielle du sud du continent. Elle est brutale et sans pitié envers ceux qui ne lui obéissent pas parfaitement. Perverse, elle aime faire croire à ses victimes qu'elle va les épargner avant de les tuer, de préférence de façon douloureuse. C'est une puissante magicienne, elle recharge sa magie en mangeant un cœur encore battant. Elle peut notamment communiquer avec ses sœurs en utilisant du sang frais. Dirigeant le pays d'une poigne de fer, son but est le pouvoir absolu.

 Kysthan : Général orc de l'armée de Jennesta, il a été vendu à elle par les Unis. C'est notamment lui qui présenta Coilla aux Renards lors de son arrivée dans l'unité. Il finit par être pendu haut et court à cause du retard de Delorran dans sa mission.

 Delorran : Orc brutal, il est entré très tôt en conflit avec Stryke, et tous deux se vouent une haine mutuelle. Il a reçu l'ordre par Kysthan de retrouver l'étoile et de tuer au passage les Renards à l'aide de sa troupe, trois fois plus importante que la leur.

 Mersadion : Remplaçant de Kysthan, il la sert aussi efficacement qu'il le peut pour éviter de finir comme lui. Souffre-douleur de la reine, il est terrorisé à chaque fois qu'il vient à sa rencontre.

 Glozellan : Dame des dragons de Jennesta, elle l'aidera à poursuivre les Renards avant de déserter elle aussi et de sauver la vie de Stryke.

 Micah Lekmann, Greever Aulay et Jabez Blaan : Trois chasseurs de primes spécialisés dans la chasse à l'orc. Lekmann, le chef, est le plus intelligent des trois et prend toutes les décisions. Aulay est un borgne (qui se retrouva vite privé d'un autre organe par le soin de Coilla) et Blaan une brute épaisse à la force titanesque incapable ou presque de réfléchir.

Ruffet
 Krysta Galby : Grande prêtresse du village, elle est magicienne. Elle fait facilement confiance aux autres et déteste la guerre.

 Aidan Galby : Fils de Krysta, il est sauvé par Stryke lors de la bataille de Ruffet. Seulement, après le passage de Jennesta dans la ville il disparait mystérieusement...

 Rellston : Chef des gardes de Ruffet. Il ne fait pas confiance aux autres races mais sait reconnaitre les guerriers de valeurs. Il voue sa vie à protéger Ruffet et Krysta Galby.

Autres
 Serapheim : Humain mystérieux qui traverse le pays sans arme aucune. Il croise à plusieurs reprises le chemin des Renards, qui l'aperçoivent parfois de loin avant de le voir disparaitre. Il semble être le seul à connaitre le fin mot de l'histoire, mais nul ne sait qui il est vraiment...

 Mobbs : Un érudit gremlin. Il connait la légende des instrumentalités. Il est sauvé des kobolds par les Renards.

 Kimball Hobrow : Fanatique uni qui réside à Trinité. Il a pour projet de tuer toutes les races ainées et les Multi, afin que seuls les humains Unis restent. Il voue une haine immense aux "sous-races", dont les orcs. Il a une fille nommée Miséricorde.

 Krenad : Chef d'une unité orc qui a déserté le camp de Jennesta. Il proposera à Stryke de faire fusionner leurs troupes, mais ce dernier refusera. Il lui sera cependant d'une grande aide dans la bataille de Ruffet.

 Trispeer : Autre déserteur orc, il tente de rejoindre les Renards mais Stryke refuse. Il est retrouvé par Hobrow qui le torture. Il finit par avouer la direction prise par les Renards et meurt de ses blessures après d'atroces souffrances.

 Razatt-Kheage : Gobelin esclavagiste, il gagne beaucoup d'argent avec son business et n'a aucun scrupule.

 Tannar : Roi des Trolls, c'est lui qui préside les cérémonies rituelles d'exécution pour honorer leur dieu.

 Keppatawn : Chef du clan des centaures de la forêt de Drogan. Il a volé de nombreuses années auparavant l'étoile d'Adpar, en y perdant le contrôle de sa jambe. Bienveillant, il accepte chaleureusement tous ceux qui ne viennent pas avec de mauvaises attentions. Le nom de son père était Mylcaster.

Personnages de légende
 Adpar et Sanara : Sœurs triplées de Jennesta. Selon la légende Adpar règne sur le royaume aquatique et comme sa sœur prend plaisir à faire souffrir les autres. Quant à Sanara la légende ne dit rien sur elle, si ce n'est que contrairement à ses sœurs elle n'est pas maléfique.

 Vermegram : Sorcière légendaire, on dit qu'il y a longtemps elle a dirigé Maras-Mandia dans toute son intégralité.

 Braetagg : Supposé être l'un des premiers orcs, il a donné son nom à la fête de Braetagg, très importante pour le peuple orc. Son cadavre est conservé par magie depuis plusieurs siècles pour être célébré durant la fête de Braetagg.

Histoire

La Relève

Alors que la fête de Braetagg, chère aux orcs, approche, et que l'unité voit arriver un nouveau caporal nommée Coilla, le cadavre de Braetagg, indispensable à la fête, est enlevé par des adorateurs du feu, les Pyros. Les Renards sont chargés de le retrouver, entier si possible...

La Compagnie de la foudre

Le livre raconte l'histoire d'une unité d'orcs menée par le courageux Stryke, assistés de ses camarades Coilla, Alfray, Jup et Haskeer. Ceux-ci réussissent une mission visant à voler un étrange objet rond et garni de pointes mais se le font voler sur le chemin du retour. Ils parviennent à le retrouver et rencontrent Moobs, un Gremlin qui leur raconte que cet objet est une instrumentalité et que selon une légende la libération de toutes les races ainées est le but de cet objet. Stryke, sachant que le retard pris par le vol de l'objet donnerait lieu à leur exécution aussitôt qu'ils seraient rentrés. Ils décident donc de partir en quête des autres instrumentalités, afin de découvrir quel secret elles contiennent...

La Légion du tonnerre

Alors que les Orcs sont à la recherche de leur troisième instrumentalité (ils en ont trouvé une dans la ville de Trinité), Stryke et Alfray sont sur le point d'être sacrifiés par des trolls qui la détiennent. Pendant ce temps, Coilla a été capturée par trois chasseurs de primes aux ordres de Jennesta et Haskeer qui semble devenu fou s'est enfui avec leurs deux étoiles. Et il y a un seul moyen de récupérer la quatrième étoile: faire pleurer Adpar, la sœur de Jennesta, qui habite au fin fond de l'océan.

Les Guerriers de la tempête

Stryke possède maintenant quatre instrumentalités. Il est sauvé de la mort par Glozellan, l'ancienne dame des Dragons de Jennesta. Lui et les orcs rejoignent Ruffet, où ils découvrent à leur grande surprise une communauté d'humains qui les accueillent chaleureusement. Ils les aident alors à organiser une bataille contre le fanatique Kimball Hobrow qui prépare une attaque contre eux, mais doivent fuir avec l'instrumentalité de Ruffet quand Jennesta arrive. Alors qu'ils sont en train d'affronter les forces de Ruffet qui les ont poursuivis Stryke parvient à activer les instrumentalités. Lui, Alfray, Coilla, Jup, Haskeer et leurs troupes se réveillent alors dans les terres glacées de Maras-Dantia, et ne tardent pas à être emprisonnés par de mystérieuses créatures avec Sanara, la troisième sœur de Jennesta...

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