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President Donald Trump was reportedly involved in heated meeting with top officials Monday, when he demanded the deployment of 10,000 troops to Washington DC.
The president wanted the military engaged in quelling the anti-racism demonstrations sweeping the capital after the death of George Floyd.
Mark Esper, the defense secretary, and Mark Milley, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of staff, as well as Attorney General Bill Barr, resisted the request, a senior official told ABC News.
Critics say Trump is dangerously escalating the unrest in seeking to involve the military in quelling civilian protests.
At a heated Oval Office meeting on Monday, President Donald Trump demanded that 10,000 soldiers be deployed to the streets of Washington DC to quell anti-racism protests, according to multiple reports.
However top Pentagon officials Mark Esper, the defense secretary, and Mark Milley, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and Attorney General Bill Barr, all resisted the request, a top administration official told ABC News.
Milley was involved in a "shouting match" with the president over the request, a senior military official told the New Yorker, telling Trump, "I'm not doing that. That's for law enforcement." The president eventually backed down.
The White House disputed the account. Chief of staff Mark Meadows told the publication, "there was no shouting match, in terms of any directions or any operational decision that was made."
In the end, 1,600 active-duty troops were deployed on standby in the US capital, and 5,100 National Guard troops mobilized to reinforce DC police, Parks Police, and the US Secret Service during the protests.
WASHINGTON, DC – JUNE 02: Members of the D.C. National Guard stand on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial as demonstrators participate in a peaceful protest against police brutality and the death of George Floyd, on June 2, 2020 in Washington, DC. Protests continue to be held in cities throughout the country over the death of George Floyd, a black man who was killed in police custody in Minneapolis on May 25. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)
The White House did not immediately respond to a request for comment on the reports.
Ahead of the meeting, protests against George Floyd's death at the hands of police had reached the White House itself, with demonstrators clashing with police outside the executive residence that weekend and Trump sheltering in a top security bunker.
After the meeting, where he demanded troops on the streets, the president spoke with the governors of states where protests were taking place, urging them to "dominate" the protesters, and deploy the National Guard.
The president later gave a speech in the Rose Garden and walked to St. John's Church near to the White House for a photo-op holding a copy of the Bible, after peaceful demonstrators had been cleared by police from the area using tear gas, rubber bullets, and batons.
Esper and Milley have faced criticism for joining the president on the walk to the church, where Milley was wearing combat fatigues in violation of longstanding rules against military officials donning their uniforms during political events.
The debate on how to respond to the protests has opened a rift between the Pentagon and White House.
On Wednesday, Esper reportedly provoked Trump's fury, catching the president off guard in a press conference, saying that he did not agree with invoking the Insurrection Act to deploy the military during the unrest.
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<title>Twisted Documentation: HTTP Authentication</title>
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HTTP Authentication

Many of the previous examples have looked at how to serve content by using
existing resource classes or implementing new ones. In this example we'll use
Twisted Web's basic or digest HTTP authentication to control access to these
resources.

guard, the Twisted Web
module which provides most of the APIs that will be used in this example, helps
you to
add authentication
and authorization to a
resource hierarchy. It does this by providing a resource which implements
getChild to return
a dynamically selected resource. The
selection is based on the authentication headers in the request. If those
headers indicate that the request is made on behalf of Alice, then Alice's
resource will be returned. If they indicate that it was made on behalf of Bob,
his will be returned. If the headers contain invalid credentials, an error
resource is returned. Whatever happens, once this resource is returned, URL
traversal continues as normal from that resource.

The resource that implements this is HTTPAuthSessionWrapper, though it is directly
responsible for very little of the process. It will extract headers from the
request and hand them off to a credentials factory to parse them according to
the appropriate standards (eg HTTP
Authentication: Basic and Digest Access Authentication) and then hand the
resulting credentials object off to a Portal, the core
of Twisted Cred, a system for
uniform handling of authentication and authorization. We won't discuss Twisted
Cred in much depth here. To make use of it with Twisted Web, the only thing you
really need to know is how to implement an IRealm.

You need to implement a realm because the realm is the object that actually
decides which resources are used for which users. This can be as complex or as
simple as it suitable for your application. For this example we'll keep it very
simple: each user will have a resource which is a static file listing of the
public_html directory in their UNIX home directory. First, we need
to import implements from zope.interface and IRealm from
twisted.cred.portal. Together these will let me mark this class as
a realm (this is mostly - but not entirely - a documentation thing). We'll also
need File for the actual
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from twisted.cred.portal import IRealm
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class PublicHTMLRealm(object):
    implements(IRealm)

A realm only needs to implement one method: requestAvatar. This method is called
after any successful authentication attempt (ie, Alice supplied the right
password). Its job is to return the avatar for the user who succeeded in
authenticating. An avatar is just an object that represents a user. In
this case, it will be a File. In general, with Guard,
the avatar must be a resource of some sort.

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def requestAvatar(self, avatarId, mind, *interfaces):
    if IResource in interfaces:
        return (IResource, File("/home/%s/public_html" % (avatarId,)), lambda: None)
    raise NotImplementedError()

A few notes on this method:

The avatarId parameter is essentially the username. It's the
    job of some other code to extract the username from the request headers and
    make sure it gets passed here.

The mind is always None when writing a realm to
    be used with Guard. You can ignore it until you want to write a
    realm for something else.

Guard is always
    passed IResource as
    the interfaces parameter. If interfaces only
    contains interfaces your code doesn't understand,
    raising NotImplementedError is the thing to do, as
    above. You'll only need to worry about getting a different interface when
    you write a realm for something other than Guard.

If you want to track when a user logs out, that's what the last element of
    the returned tuple is for. It will be called when this avatar logs
    out. lambda: None is the idiomatic no-op logout function.

Notice that the path handling code in this example is written very
    poorly. This example may be vulnerable to certain unintentional information
    disclosure attacks. This sort of problem is exactly the
    reason FilePath
    exists. However, that's an example for another day...

We're almost ready to set up the resource for this example. To create an
HTTPAuthSessionWrapper, though, we need two things. First, a
portal, which requires the realm above, plus at least one credentials
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from twisted.cred.portal import Portal
from twisted.cred.checkers import FilePasswordDB

portal = Portal(PublicHTMLRealm(), [FilePasswordDB('httpd.password')])

FilePasswordDB is the
credentials checker. It knows how to read passwd(5)-style (loosely)
files to check credentials against. It is responsible for the authentication
work after HTTPAuthSessionWrapper extracts the credentials from the
request.

Next we need either BasicCredentialFactory or
DigestCredentialFactory. The
former knows how to challenge HTTP clients to do basic authentication; the
latter, digest authentication. We'll use digest here:

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credentialFactory = DigestCredentialFactory("md5", "example.org")

The two parameters to this constructor are the hash algorithm and the HTTP
authentication realm which will be used. The only other valid hash algorithm is
"sha" (but be careful, MD5 is more widely supported than SHA). The HTTP
authentication realm is mostly just a string that is presented to the user to
let them know why they're authenticating (you can read more about this in the
RFC).

With those things created, we can finally
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resource = HTTPAuthSessionWrapper(portal, [credentialFactory])

There's just one last thing that needs to be done
here. When rpy scripts were introduced, it was
mentioned that they are evaluated in an unusual context. This is the first
example that actually needs to take this into account. It so happens that
DigestCredentialFactory instances are stateful. Authentication will
only succeed if the same instance is used to both generate challenges and
examine the responses to those challenges. However, the normal mode of operation
for an rpy script is for it to be re-executed for every request. This leads to a
new
DigestCredentialFactory being created for every request, preventing
any authentication attempt from ever succeeding.

There are two ways to deal with this. First, and the better of the two ways,
we could move almost all of the code into a real Python module, including the
code that instantiates the DigestCredentialFactory. This would
ensure that the same instance was used for every request. Second, and the easier
of the two ways, we could add a call to cache() to the beginning of
the rpy script:

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cache is part of the globals of any rpy script, so you don't
need to import it (it's okay to be cringing at this
point). Calling cache makes Twisted re-use the result of the first
evaluation of the rpy script for subsequent requests too - just what we want in
this case.

Here's the complete example (with imports re-arranged to the more
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from zope.interface import implements

from twisted.cred.portal import IRealm, Portal
from twisted.cred.checkers import FilePasswordDB
from twisted.web.static import File
from twisted.web.resource import IResource
from twisted.web.guard import HTTPAuthSessionWrapper, DigestCredentialFactory

class PublicHTMLRealm(object):
    implements(IRealm)

    def requestAvatar(self, avatarId, mind, *interfaces):
        if IResource in interfaces:
            return (IResource, File("/home/%s/public_html" % (avatarId,)), lambda: None)
        raise NotImplementedError()

portal = Portal(PublicHTMLRealm(), [FilePasswordDB('httpd.password')])

credentialFactory = DigestCredentialFactory("md5", "localhost:8080")
resource = HTTPAuthSessionWrapper(portal, [credentialFactory])

And voila, a password-protected per-user Twisted Web server.

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The settlement for 29-year-old Sarah Potkin against Pivot Ministries and its employee, Joseph Bonaparte, was reached as the case was being readied for trial.
Potkin's lawyer, Michael Rosnick, confirmed the settlement Thursday, but declined comment on it. Pivot Ministries could not be reached for comment.
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The Radio Sky at Meter Wavelengths: m-mode Analysis Imaging with the OVRO-LWA
Eastwood, Michael W. and Anderson, Marin M. and Monroe, Ryan M. and Hallinan, Gregg and Barsdell, Benjamin R. and Bourke, Stephen A. and Clark, M. A. and Ellingson, Steven W. and Dowell, Jayce and Garsden, Hugh and Greenhill, Lincoln J. and Hartman, Jacob M. and Kocz, Jonathon and Lazio, T. Joseph W. and Price, Danny C. and Schinzel, Frank K. and Taylor, Gregory B. and Vedantham, Harish K. and Wang, Yuankun and Woody, David P. (2018) The Radio Sky at Meter Wavelengths: m-mode Analysis Imaging with the OVRO-LWA. Astronomical Journal, 156 (1). Art. No. 32. ISSN 1538-3881. doi:10.3847/1538-3881/aac721. https://resolver.caltech.edu/CaltechAUTHORS:20180629-092114709
A host of new low-frequency radio telescopes seek to measure the 21 cm transition of neutral hydrogen from the early universe. These telescopes have the potential to directly probe star and galaxy formation at redshifts 20 ≳ z ≳ 7 but are limited by the dynamic range they can achieve against foreground sources of low-frequency radio emission. Consequently, there is a growing demand for modern, high-fidelity maps of the sky at frequencies below 200 MHz for use in foreground modeling and removal. We describe a new wide-field imaging technique for drift-scanning interferometers: Tikhonov-regularized m-mode analysis imaging. This technique constructs images of the entire sky in a single synthesis imaging step with exact treatment of wide-field effects. We describe how the CLEAN algorithm can be adapted to deconvolve maps generated by m-mode analysis imaging. We demonstrate Tikhonov-regularized m-mode analysis imaging using the Owens Valley Radio Observatory Long Wavelength Array (OVRO-LWA) by generating eight new maps of the sky north of δ = −30° with 15' angular resolution at frequencies evenly spaced between 36.528 and 73.152 MHz and ~800 mJy beam^(−1) thermal noise. These maps are a 10-fold improvement in angular resolution over existing full-sky maps at comparable frequencies, which have angular resolutions ≥2°. Each map is constructed exclusively from interferometric observations and does not represent the globally averaged sky brightness. Future improvements will incorporate total power radiometry, improved thermal noise, and improved angular resolution due to the planned expansion of the OVRO-LWA to 2.6 km baselines. These maps serve as a first step on the path to the use of more sophisticated foreground filters in 21 cm cosmology incorporating the measured angular and frequency structure of all foreground contaminants.
https://doi.org/10.3847/1538-3881/aac721 DOI Article
Eastwood, Michael W. 0000-0002-4731-6083
Anderson, Marin M. 0000-0003-2238-2698
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Kocz, Jonathon 0000-0003-0249-7586
Lazio, T. Joseph W. 0000-0002-3873-5497
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Taylor, Gregory B. 0000-0001-6495-7731
Vedantham, Harish K. 0000-0002-0872-181X
© 2018 The American Astronomical Society. Received 2017 October 25; revised 2018 May 9; accepted 2018 May 20; published 2018 June 29. This work is dedicated to the memory of Professor Marjorie Corcoran, who was an influential mentor to MWE. This material is based in part upon work supported by the National Science Foundation under grants AST-1654815 and AST-1212226. The OVRO-LWA project was initiated through the kind donation of Deborah Castleman and Harold Rosen. Part of this research was carried out at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, California Institute of Technology, under a contract with the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, including partial funding through the President's and Director's Fund Program. This work has benefited from open-source technology shared by the Collaboration for Astronomy Signal Processing and Electronics Research (CASPER). We thank the Xilinx University Program for donations; NVIDIA for proprietary tools, discounts, and donations; and Digicom for collaboration on the manufacture and testing of DSP processors. We thank the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory Submillimeter Receiver Lab for the collaboration of its members. Development, adaptation, and operation of the LEDA real-time digital signal-processing systems at OVRO-LWA have been supported in part by NSF grants AST/1106059, PHY/0835713, and OIA/1125087. G.B.T., J.D., and F.K.S. acknowledge support from the National Science Foundation under grant AST-1139974.
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In case you weren't able to view the March 11th National Head Start Association webinar on the Fiscal Year 2015 Budget, there were some interesting points of discussion and worthwhile news on upcoming opportunities. Items discussed include the increase in Head Start funding, the President's 2015 budget proposal, upcoming opportunities, NHSA's top advocacy priorities, and NHSA's advocacy plan for the next 2 months. See the bulleted highlights below for the details.
Head Start's funding level has increased significantly. In FY 2008, Head Start's funding level was approximately 6.8 billion and in FY 2014, it is just over 8.5 billion. While most federal programs' funds recently decreased, (including child welfare, education and health), Head Start's funds have increased. This is due to your great advocacy work!
Rethink & refresh – let's put the sequester behind us and promote our commitment to quality.
Consider Early Head Start – Child Care partnerships to serve more birth to 3 children with the new funding.
Position Head Start as the most accountable and effective early childhood education and driver of economic mobility.
Workforce State of Emergency – Call for stories: NHSA is looking for stories from Head Start staff who are struggling due to not receiving a livable wage. We are also looking for stories of other struggles (i.e. stress, healthcare costs, continuing education, etc.). These stories will become our advocacy activities. For more information - go.nhsa.org/workforce-emergency.
Members of Congress are on a 2-week recess in April (weeks of April 14th & April 24th). Invite them to visit your program to say thank you and to remind them that Head Start changes the lives of children and families in their district and across the country.


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Energy Enforcement Update
Kenneth Irvin, Terence Healey, Christopher Polito and Sharon Rose
CFTC, Criminal, DOJ
Happy New Year! In our first enforcement update of 2017, we cover:
FERC increases maximum civil penalties for violations for 2017;
City Power and FERC file joint stipulation requesting referral to mediation; and
TOTAL files supplemental authority and FERC responds in declaratory judgment action in Fifth Circuit.
FERC increases maximum civil penalties for violations. On January 9, FERC issued a final rule to amend its regulations governing the maximum civil monetary penalties assessable for violations of statutes, rules, and orders within FERC's jurisdiction, which is required by the Federal Civil Penalties Inflation Adjustment Act of 1990, as amended most recently by the Federal Civil Penalties Inflation Adjustment Act Improvements Act of 2015. The new adjusted maximum civil penalty for many Federal Power Act and Natural Gas Act violations, including manipulation violations, has increased to $1,213,503 per violation, per day (up from $1,193,970 per violation, per day).
City Power and FERC request referral to mediation. On January 4, FERC and City Power filed a joint stipulation requesting referral to mediation in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia. This mediation process is to enable FERC to evaluate the defendants' contentions concerning ability to pay. The stipulation lists the materials that City Power and Tsingas will provide to both FERC and the mediator, including recent tax returns and financial statements post-dating those provided in response to data requests during the investigation. This stipulation could mean that a settlement is possible. According to the stipulation, if the parties reach a tentative settlement agreement, FERC can make final settlement approval contingent on City Power and Tsingas supplementing this production of financial data to include a full update of the financial discovery defendants provided in response to data requests during the investigation. Nonetheless, the parties requested that the mediation process not slow down or otherwise affect proceedings in district court.
TOTAL files supplemental authority and FERC responds in Fifth Circuit proceeding. On January 3, TOTAL filed a notice of supplemental authority in the Fifth Circuit in its declaratory judgment action against FERC. TOTAL filed a copy of Bandimere v. SEC, No. 15-9586 (10th Cir. Dec. 27, 2016), in which the Tenth Circuit held that SEC ALJs are inferior officers subject to the Appointments Clause.
In Bandimere, the Tenth Circuit found lacking constitutional authority for the five administrative law judges who preside over contested administrative proceedings brought by the Division of Enforcement of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. That decision splits from the D.C. Circuit's recent decision in Raymond J. Lucia Cos. v. SEC. The Tenth Circuit reasoned that SEC ALJs are "inferior officers" of the United States, as opposed to employees, and therefore subject to the Appointments Clause of the Constitution, and so vacated the SEC's ruling against petitioner David Bandimere on the grounds that the ALJ who presided over the underlying enforcement hearing—and rendered an initial decision that the Commission later confirmed—was not appointed in accordance with the Appointments Clause and thus held his position unconstitutionally. Recall that The Wall Street Journal reported in May 2015 that the SEC won 90% of cases before its ALJs from October 2010 through March 2015, as compared to 69% of cases in federal court during the same period. See Jean Eagelsham, SEC Wins With In-House Judges, Wall St. J., May 6, 2015.
Now, seeking to have the FERC enforcement case against it heard in court and not before a FERC ALJ, TOTAL lodged the Bandimere decision with the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit and argued the Tenth Circuit's reasoning reinforces why serious constitutional concerns compel rejecting FERC's interpretation of the Natural Gas Act as excluding de novo district court review. According to TOTAL, Bandimere expressly disagrees with Lucia v. SEC, 832 F.3d 277 (D.C. Cir. 2016)—on which FERC strongly relies—in holding that SEC ALJs (like FERC ALJs) are inferior officers, even if they cannot render final decisions, because they exercise significant discretion in "shap[ing] the administrative record," "mak[ing] credibility findings" that "receive deference" from the SEC, "impos[ing] sanctions," and "issu[ing] initial decisions."
On January 10, FERC filed a response. FERC argues that the Bandimere decision focuses entirely on the question whether the SEC's ALJs are "Officers" for purposes of the Constitution's Appointments Clause—a question that is not presented in the TOTAL case, which concerns the scope of district court jurisdiction over violations of the Natural Gas Act. According to FERC, the district court properly declined to rule upon TOTAL's constitutional claims because the court lacked jurisdiction, and TOTAL's claims are not ripe for review.
Please note that a rehearing en banc has been requested but not adjudicated in Lucia and that the SEC will seek such rehearing in Bandimere. Should the DC Circuit and Tenth Circuit remain in disagreement, Supreme Court could grant review on whether SEC ALJs have been operating contrary to the U.S. Constitution. And the extension of such rulings to FERC would hang in the balance.
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I would take that in a second.
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Gruden doesn't need to do this.
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Doubt the Raiders are interested in giving up picks during a rebuild but I'd do it in a heartbeat.
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I'd rather take 1 first this year and their first next year.
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Which finger do I have to sacrifice to the cut-it-off gods for two 1s?
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Any team willing to trade up and give extra picks in the 1st and 2nd we must strongly consider. IF we can build both lines this year it would be a huge.
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Depends if Murray is available or not.
Who are they trading up for?
Don't bring reality into this beautiful fantasy.
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Your opinion of Murray is a lot higher than mine.
Do you think he's a can't miss, decade long starter?
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His height make me nervous but if he is there at 13. I guess you should pick him. if it don't work go back to 2021 draft and draft qb again. keep trying until u find one. you can move up from 13 to 10 and just give up 3rd rd.


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Shannen Doherty revealed this week that her cancer has returned. Picture: ABC News
Star using cancer diagnosis 'for sympathy'
by New York Post
7th Feb 2020 7:44 AM
A US insurance company has claimed actress Shannen Doherty is just looking for sympathy - and a payout to get her California home repaired - by announcing her terminal stage 4 cancer diagnosis.
According to the New York Post, the former Charmed star sued US insurance company State Farm in March 2019 after the insurance giant refused to pay the full amount for repairs on her home, which was damaged in the devastating 2018 California fires.
Shannen Doherty has revealed she has stage 4 cancer. Picture: Getty
In a filing in Los Angeles federal court, lawyers for State Farm wrote that Doherty plans to "garner sympathy by her contention that State Farm must rebuild her entire house" when she appears at trial.
"Plaintiff improperly claims she is entitled to have her entire home rebuilt at a cost of $US2.7 million ($A4 million) because she has breast cancer and Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease," the court documents state.
Doherty, 48, this week revealed her breast cancer had returned, saying her diagnosis was going to become public this week as part of the lawsuit.
"I'd rather people hear it from me. I don't want it to be twisted. I don't want it to be a court document," she said in an interview on Good Morning America.
Shannen Doherty appears in the 90210 reboot with original cast, Gabrielle Carteris, Tori Spelling, Brian Austin Green, Jason Priestley, Jennie Garth and Ian Ziering. Picture: Fox
"I want it to be real and authentic. I want to control the narrative. I want people to know from me."
In the new filing, State Farm claims Doherty's house only had smoke damage and not any fire or structural damage.
A post shared by ShannenDoherty (@theshando) on Feb 4, 2020 at 7:29am PST
The insurance company said it's already paid $US1 million ($A1.48 million) for remediation, professional cleaning and for the actress to rent a temporary home.
Doherty's lawyer, Devin McRae, told the New York Post it was "appalling" that State Farm would claim Doherty only revealed her health condition to garner sympathy.
A tearful Shannen Doherty revealed on US TV this week that her cancer had returned. Picture: ABC News
This story was originally published in the New York Post and is reprinted with permission.
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Home » Music » Other people's music » Music news » 7 Other artists who've covered Janet Jackson
7 Other artists who've covered Janet Jackson
By Nora November 3, 2015 February 4, 2016 Music news
Published November 3rd 2015
They say imitation is the highest form of flattery and Janet Jackson has been imitated by many.
Just a simple search on YouTube will lead you to many unnown singers covering her. However, also her famous colleagues try their hand at her material, especially during live performances.
With a music catalog dating back to the 70s to pull from, there's a lot of songs to choose, but because Janet Jackson has always been so experimental with her music, she appeals to many. Let these artists surprise you.
Adam Lambert – Black Cat
Adam Lambert always look he gets his inspiration from the 80s. His looks may remind you of George Michael, his make up of Boy George or Adam Ant, and his own music takes to a lot of the electronic sounds of the years, though he combines it with rock. No surprise then, he would pick one of Janet Jackson's rock tracks to cover and delivers an incredible "Black Cat", captured here by someone in the audience.
'N Sync – That's The Way Love Goes
Janet Jackson was the first iconic star to get honored on the MTV Icon series. Many artists either covered her music for this or covered her dance moves – something I actually did myself as a child. This rendition of "That's The Way Love Goes" by N Sync is one of the most interesting covers. I never thought all those typical boy band repitition in the background vocals would work on this track.
Robyn – When I Think Of You (live – audio)
When doing her gig at Malmö Festival, in 2003, Robyn sang Janet Jackson's "When I Think Of You", suprising the audience with a song you would not expect from her. I'm glad someone recorded it, because, even though she stayed very true to the original, it sounds great.
Destiny's Child – Let's Wait Awhile
Destiny's Child honored Janet Jackson for MTV's Icon show. They wouldn't be Destiny's Child if they didn't turn this classic into their own version. I think out of all of these performances, this would have to be the most original cover version.
Kelly Clarkson – If (Live)
Kelly Clarkson has built up quite a reputation for slaying pretty much every song she covers. In 2009 she sang Janet Jackson's "If" while touring and let me tell you, this girl can rock! It's amazing how her voice just seems to fit on every genre.
Alexandra Burke – Let's Wait Awhile (Acoustic)
Alexandra Burke auditioned for UK's X Factor in 2005 and then won! She briefly went on to have a few hits in the charts, like "Bad Boy" featuring Flo Rida and her cover of Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah", which won her the talent show. She was born to make music and has been exposed to it all her life, having a mom who was singing lead in Soul II Soul. On YouTube you can find many videos of her singing original songs, as well as covers. Among those, is this acoustic cover of Janet Jackson's "Let's Wait A While". In contrast to Destiny's Child's version, Alexandra stayed pretty true to the Original.
Glee Cast – Control
The only one from this collection of stars covering Janet Jackson with an official video and an official release, but what else could you expect from the cast of Glee.
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Why did the American Military take precautions to prevent "fanciful" impossibilities?
Kit Knightly
by Kit
Late last night, The Pentagon stated that their attack on the Syrian Government air-base near Homs was not targeting the regime's supposed chemical weapon stocks. Despite "all the signs" pointing to Assad's guilt, and it being "very likely" that this base is where the gas attack originated…no efforts were made to destroy any chemical weapons. At all.
The Pentagon's official statement says:
The strike was a proportional response to Assad's heinous act. Shayrat Airfield was used to store chemical weapons and Syrian air forces. The U.S. intelligence community assesses that aircraft from Shayrat conducted the chemical weapons attack on April 4.
And that the attack…
…was intended to deter the regime from using chemical weapons again."
But the targets were limited to:
…aircraft, hardened aircraft shelters, petroleum and logistical storage, ammunition supply bunkers, air defense systems, and radars.
So they "know" where the chemical weapons are. And they "know" Assad used them on civilians and (for all they know) may well do so again.
So why not target and destroy these weapons? Wouldn't that be the easiest option?
Well, it is NOT because they know Assad doesn't really have any. They want to be very clear on that point. Rather, it's because they want to prevent possible casualties by putting chemicals into the atmosphere, as The Guardian reports:
But that tenuous self-defence justification was weakened by the Pentagon's insistence that the goal of the strike was not to destroy chemical weapons. In fact, it took great pains to avoid bombing any sites where chemical weapons may have been stored, for fear of causing civilian casualties downwind.
But, hold on, isn't this statement in total and complete contradiction to all the media coverage of the Idlib attack so far? Why yes, yes it is!
When the Russian government suggested the chemical casualties were caused by the bombs hitting a rebel weapons stockpile, these claims were rubbished as "fanciful" by the current go-to expert on chemical weapons, Col. Hamish de Bretton-Gordon. He told the Guardian, the BBC and others:
"No I think [the Russian explanation] is pretty fanciful, no doubt the Russians trying to protect their allies," he said.
"Axiomatically, if you blow up sarin, you destroy it."
"It's very clear it's a sarin attack," he added. "The view that it's an al-Qaida or rebel stockpile of sarin that's been blown up in an explosion, I think is completely unsustainable and completely untrue."
All the mainstream media have been very clear that releasing sarin gas into the atmosphere through bombing is impossible. Even going so far as to ignore weapons experts so say otherwise, and remove them from their articles.
So there we are, it is perfectly safe – according to our own former-NATO experts – to bomb the crap out of sarin. It poses no threat whatsoever to civilians and will be completely destroyed.
The fact the American's didn't destroy, or even attempt destroy, Assad's supposed sarin gas stocks is definitive proof of one of two things:
1. They know Assad doesn't have any sarin gas.
2. They know the Russian explanation to be, at least theoretically, correct.
Of course, it could also be both.
Filed under: conflict zones, latest, Syria, United States
Tagged with: american attack on syria, bbc, hamish de bretton-gordon, idlib gas attack, Kit Knightly, Pentagon, russia, Syria, The Guardian, USA
Jerry Alatalo
U.S. President Donald Trump said: "There can be no dispute that Syria used banned chemical weapons…"
We strongly suggest authors in their articles, readers and all people around the Earth directly challenge Donald Trump to produce the "evidence" he supposedly has which led him to this conclusion.
Possible article titles might include: "Donald Trump – Show The World Your Evidence", "Where Is The Evidence, Mr. Trump?", "Trump Must Show The Evidence", "Where Is Your Proof, Mr. President?", etc. etc. etc.
Focus like lasers on challenging Trump to produce the proof and/or evidence in the most vigorous manner possible. Do it for your family, your friends, all of humanity and future generations. Peace.
Goat_Moag
Reply to Jerry Alatalo
I keep wondering why nobody starts a petition on the WH gov sight about such issues.
Norman Pilon
"The fact the American's didn't destroy, or even attempt to destroy, Assad's supposed sarin gas stocks is definitive proof of one of two things:
There is a third possibility (with a forth-and-a-bit implicit in this third (and I am certain that others can come up with additional speculative implications of their own 😉 )):
If the "sarin gas stocks" actually existed, the Americans couldn't hit them if their lives depended on it.
Out of 59 missiles, only 23 landed "in proximity" of the Shayrat airfield. Apparently, for approximately 90 million dollars worth of spent ordnance, the US managed a paltry 3-5 million dollars in material damage, and nothing at all to speak of to the runway they intended to disable. Furthermore, Shayrat airfield itself is a rather low value target, given that it's "a 'dump' where the Syrian Arab Republic's armed forces' old and already decommissioned military equipment waits before being sent to scrap or dismantling for old parts."
So . . . either:
3.01. The U.S. missiles are pieces of junk that fly on a wing and a prayer.
Or (by possible implicit implication):
3.02. The personnel whose job it is to target the ordnance are sending their higher-ups a message (my personal favorite in terms of what I'm hoping for and may in fact be possible).
Or (by implicit implicit implication — the least likely of all the implications):
3.02.5. The US military are trying to fool the Russians and Syrians into believing that American hardware isn't as good as it "exceptionally" really is, trying, that is to say, to lull Russia and Syria into a false sense of security, so as to surprise them later . . .
leruscino
Reply to Norman Pilon
I'm increasingly convinced there was no gas attack – it was pure Hollywood !
Reply to leruscino
Yep. At this point, it's hard to tell. There is enough ambiguity in the scenarios at hand to suggest that both the "chemical attack" and the US retaliation are all smoke and mirrors. I'm not saying the first thing was all of a piece with the second, but that the first thing was known to be coming well in advance of its execution, and the "political" riposte (i.e. the missile attack) was also prepared in due time and as a result, and not without the connivance of both the Russian and Syrian leadership. Too few missiles hit their "target" and the misses may have been deliberate, less to mislead the Russian-Syrian camp, then to play up "serious operational deficiencies" to shake the confidence of the hawks back in the U.S.
Of course, the latter is all unrestrained speculation on my part, but there you have it.
As to whether the "chemical attack" was the staging of something that did not in fact occur,
how is this as evidence of at least some "foreknowledge" by the "rebel faction:"
https://twitter.com/WithinSyriaBlog/status/849240804556242944/photo/1
And then see the rest of the article by Paul Antonopoulos, from which I was alerted to that particular piece of suggestive and tantalizing evidence: Jumping to conclusions; something is not adding up in Idlib chemical weapons attack
But who can say? For sure, the details will emerge in time. Obviously, my hope is my bias: I don't want to see this thing escalate into anything more than the theater it currently happens to be. So that's the way I'm reading these tea leaves.
There was a real sarin attack in Tokyo a while back. Sarin is so toxic it can kill through simple skin contact. Consequently the first repsonders wear full-body positive-pressure hazmat suits like this.
http://www.japantimes.co.jp/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/n-sarin-b-20150321.jpg
If there was any sarin on the bodies, the people touching them would be dead. Also the use of high pressure hoses would disperse surface sarin as droplets which again could be fatal to anyone caught in the spray or pooled water.
The White Helmets were just playing the part and the chemical agent supposedly involved was definitely not sarin. The presence of the two flatbed trucks with dropped sides is intriguing. Were they used to bring in bodies from elsewhere as props? It is not as if they haven't done that before.
Kaiama
1 Assad has no reason to use Chemical Weapons that he publicly had ALL destroyed years ago. That would be stupid… mindbogglingly d.u.m.b. Like rubbinh Obama's nose in shit. And on a target of civilians of ZERO military value! How dumb do they think we are!
2 The rebels have every incentive to use chemical weapons and blame it on the Syrian Government because they ARE LOSING THE WAR. And they want to draw the US and its allies into the fight (so they can win).
3 The MSM hasn't questioned that LACK OF ANY INVESTIGATION – just regurgitated speculation and absence of facts.
4 The chemical weapons "expert" Hamish says that sarin is destroyed if it gets blown up, but isn't this what sarin shells are designed to do? Blow up? The US manufactured >250,000 binary shells year ago and they don't deteriorate nearly so quickly because the ingredients are only mixed after the shell has been fired.
5 Action before investigation can even get started? How to they know who did it and how? It's total bollocks.
6 The ex UK ambassador to Syrian has to point out all these contradictions this morning, but the presenters were clearly biased and uncomfortable!
Reply to Kaiama
The lengths they go to for fabrication is obvious. Only to look at the BBC Panorama episode.
They are fake central. The 'rebels' have no issue with cutting off kids heads. As if they care using kids in their fake videos. We are rewarding fanatics who abuse people simply because we want regime change. It is totally sick.
The same commentators in the media lap it all up and give regime change their backing while none of them can now go to Libya for fear of being killed/kidnapped.
They won't even go into 'rebel' areas in Syria because of the danger but they call these areas 'liberated' for Syrians? It really is a messed up world.
Apr 8, 2017 12:13 AM
Reply to Sav
Yeah. NEPALM victims my arse! Anyone remember vietnam???!!
The result of using this evil substance does not produce bad actors in tatty clothes, more the shame.
This pathetic-beyond-belief video reminded me of those utterly rediculous early warning propaganda movies on the dangers of marry'uarna.
It is very sad when this calibre of crap 'perception management' video can actually influence people into supporting genuine war crimes against humanity.
I despair!
I am also incredulous; once again, on a number of levels.
The question which has to be asked is this:
'Is there evidence that missiles hit a site consistent with where chemical weapon signatures were detected?'
In other words, is there plausible deniability that Assad actually used the weapons as opposed to inadvertently bombing them? Temporal video evidence is essential, although given CIA forging making video evidence unsustainable in courts of law, eye witness corroboration is also necessary. Evidence must NOT come from Western-financed sources, as their funding is contingent on spouting the party line.
The next question is quite simple:
'The chemical weapons detected: do they survive a missile strike, as the US claim many simply do not?'
The world must learn that when the US know the answers more quickly than is possible through rigorous evidence gathering, it is 99% certain that they are genocidal liars looking, like 9/11, to create false justification for more hegemonic imperialism.
People have to learn that planted evidence appears instantsneously, as does pre-prepared narrative.
Real evidence takes days or weeks.
Someone needs to grill John McCain about this upon pain of killing him if he is caught lying to save his skin.
HOW does the US always miraculously know who did it immediately, unless it is CIA/NSA/neocon warmongering bollocks?!
Empire Of Stupid
"We're an empire now, and when we act, we create our own reality. And while you're studying that reality — judiciously, as you will — we'll act again, creating other new realities, which you can study too, and that's how things will sort out. We're history's actors . . . and you, all of you, will be left to just study what we do." –Karl Rove
Does anyone, now, doubt the truth of Rove's remarks? Does anyone, now, still nurture a shred of hope that objective, fact-based reality will prevail?
I would guess that there wasn't even a large chemical attack. From what I can tell of previous cases, the 'rebels' deploy a small amount of sarin and create a few casualties and the rest is their usual fake videos of civilians and mainly small children being abused.
Apr 7, 2017 12:45 PM
Hmmm, wonder if me pointing this absurdity out far and wide had anything to do with them having to now defend their cover story? Almost as good as punching holes in the 911 story day one. Not that there hasn't been many more before and since.


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import com.ltsllc.miranda.Message;
import com.ltsllc.miranda.clientinterface.basicclasses.NodeElement;
import com.ltsllc.miranda.clientinterface.basicclasses.Version;

import java.util.List;
import java.util.concurrent.BlockingQueue;

/**
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public class ClusterFileMessage extends Message {
    private List<NodeElement> file;
    private Version version;

    public Version getVersion() {
        return version;
    }

    public List<NodeElement> getFile() {
        return file;
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    public ClusterFileMessage(BlockingQueue<Message> senderQueue, Object sender, List<NodeElement> file, Version version) {
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Monday's focus was on many different forms of River engineering. One activity was on bridges. We learned about many types of bridges and how they work. Then, we constructed our own mini river bridges with limited materials and tested them out with different weights on top. Another river engineering feat we learned about and modeled was locks and dams. We learned about how they work, made some models, and tested them with some mini boats we built!
On Wednesday, campers learned about a different aspect of water engineering- water quality! First, we experimented with our enviroscape. An enviroscape is a model of a city that shows how pollution and runoff in cities and rural areas get into and affect waterways. Then, we made a model water filtration system using rocks, dirt, sand, and other natural materials. While not safe to drink because it was just filtered and not sanitized, we got some very cool and successful results! During our daily critter crawl, we learned more about water quality through the animals that live in the River. Did you know that different macroinvertebrates have different tolerances to pollution levels? We caught many critters and sorted them into their water-quality indicator groups. The South Platte River is home to many pollution sensitive groups! Another cool thing that campers got to do on Wednesday was work with a guest educator, who worked with them to do a scientific check up on the River. Campers did different chemical tests that help us see the health of the waterway and learned more about water quality in Denver.
Our field day took place on Thursday. The campers walked to nearby Vanderbilt Park to investigate and play! We played lots of games to beat the heat and looked for critters in River.
Friday's focus was on the "Clean River Design Challenge." Campers were tasked with putting all of their gained water engineering skills and knowlege to the test to build miniature trash removal devices for the South Platte River. This was inspired by a competition that The Greenway Foundation hosts annualy, in which college students from several Colorado universities compete to design, build, and ultimately implement their in-stream trash removal devices. Campers were thrilled to have the CRDC event coordinator as well as a member from 2018's winning team as guest speakers for the day. They brought several models from the competition with that served as inspiration for campers' designs. And, one of Greenway's board members, Sarah Dominick, who works with Denver Water, came to share her expertise with the campers as well as help build and evaluate the campers' designs!
Monday's focus was on many different forms of River engineering. One activity was on bridges. We learned about many types of bridges and how they work. Then, we constructed our own mini river bridges with limited materials and tested them out with different weights on top. Another river engineering feat we learned about and modeled was locks and dams. We learned about how they work, looked at some real locks and dams in the creek, and made some models and tested them with some mini boats we built!
"The power of water" was the theme for Tuesday! Campers learned about the unique skills and properties that water has, as well as the power it has that people can harness for work and energy. First, campers learned about hydropower- how it is harnessed and how it works. Then, we built our own models of waterwheels and tried them out in the creek!
On Wednesday, campers learned about a different aspect of water engineering- water quality! First, we experimented with our enviroscape. An enviroscape is a model of a city that shows how pollution and runoff in cities and rural areas get into and affect waterways. Then, we made a model water filtration system using rocks, dirt, sand, and other natural materials. while not safe to drink, we got some very cool and successful results! During our daily critter crawl, we learned more about water quality through the animals that live in the creek. Did you know that different macroinvertebrates have different tolerances to pollution levels? We caught many critters and sorted them into their water-quality indicator groups. The Cherry Creek is home to many pollution sensitive groups! Another cool thing that campers got to do on Wednesday is work with a guest educator, Donny Roush, from Denver public works. He worked with the campers to do a scientific check up on the creek. Campers did different tests that help us see the health of the waterway and learned more about water quality in Denver.
Our field day took place on Thursday. The campers walked to nearby Confluence Park to investigate and play at the place where the two major waterways, the South Platte River and the Cherry Creek meet up. We played lots of games to beat the heat and looked for critters in the confluence.
Friday's focus was on the "Clean River Design Challenge." Campers were tasked with putting all of their gained water engineering skills and knowlege to the test to build miniature trash removal devices for the cherry creek. This was inspired by a competition that The Greenway Foundation hosts annualy, in which college students from several Colorado universities compete to design, build, and ultimately implement their in-stream trash removal devices. Campers were thrilled to have the CRDC event coordinator as well as a member from 2018's winning team as guest speakers for the day. They brought several models from the competition with that served as inspiration for campers' designs.
Campers did a great job learning about and experimenting with many different aspects of water engineering this week! We wrapped up our day and week with a graduation ceremony to celebrate.


Oh cool, you're the token vegetarian at your family holiday dinner? Get ready for some defrosted and microwaved Tofurkey. Again.
Well actually, don't do that. This year, say no to the faux-turkey and opt to bring, or make, an actually flavorful entree that will leave all the meat eaters eager to gobble your meat-free alternatives.
So cheers to a totally delicious, meat-free holiday! Here's what to make to send tofurkey to the grave of holiday foods past.
It's cold out, chowder is comforting, why not make it your vegan main for the holiday? Get the recipe here.
Stir fry as a main course? Yes, please! This tempeh-based recipe can replace turkey any day. Get the recipe here.
Say goodbye to bland vegan meat substitutes and get stuffed on chili this Christmas — a perfect addition to all the sides you usually fill up on. Get the recipe here.
No one will be asking where the beef (or turkey) is when you have this elegant entree on the table. Get the recipe here.
Lucky you, this vegetarian option is both sweet and savory and can be served alongside all the holiday classics. Get the recipe here.
Especially on a day that the oven is going at all hours, these oven baked tofu bites are perfectly easy to add to the menu. Save some honey garlic sauce for your sweet potatoes! Get the recipe here.
To add some crunch to a holiday meal that may be mushy, make this peanut stew that's both comforting and crunchy. Get the recipe here.
If you're in search of an entree that's rich in protein and still mimics turkey, this lentil, brown rice and veggie loaf is your new go-to for all the winter holidays. Tofurkey who? Get the recipe here.
If you're looking for a dish that you can load up with cranberry sauce and gravy, these meatballs offer the perfect opportunity to roll in for turkey. Try mixing in some herbs like rosemary and sage to amp up the seasonal flavor. Get the recipe here.
Squash, greens, nuts and cheese make all this squash boat enviable enough to make meat lovers jump ship and embrace a vegetarian holiday. Get the recipe here.
Who wants a slice of turkey when you can have an entire tasty wrap all to yourself? Get the recipe here.
These individual meat-less balls are easy to make, serve and share and the sweet dipping sauce goes with any protein on your plate. Get the recipe here.


Keira Knightley's new husband James Righton says their "beautiful" intimate wedding was full of love | HELLO!
Keira Knightley's new husband, James Righton, has shared details from the couple's low-key wedding, saying their "beautiful" day was filled with love.
The private pair tied the knot in the south of France on 4 May, and Klaxons keyboardist James has spoken to NME magazine about his "amazing" new wife — and why he doesn't think their marriage will affect people's perceptions of him, or his band.
"I just fell in love with someone who happens to be amazing," the musician, 29, said. "We had a beautiful wedding and there was a lot of love. The music is the music. That thing is going to be there because of who she is, but I'd say we're a pretty established band.
James' bandmate Jamie Reynolds described that the couple's nuptials in the town hall in Mazan — a small village in Provence — as "the greatest day ever".
"It was fantastic. We're still high from it," he said. "It was about two weeks ago, it was a big party."
Anna Karenina star Keira, 28, and James were married in front of just 11 guests before they were driven back to her parents' £3 million vineyard, about three miles outside the medieval town, in a silver Renault Clio for a 50-guest reception.
The actress wore a beautiful Chanel couture pale grey tulle, bustier dress that came to the knee, accessorized with a white tweed jacket created especially by Karl Lagerfeld, pink and grey Chanel ballet pumps and a floral garland in her hair.
It bore a close resemblance to the Rodarte ballerina-style dress that Keira wore to a BAFTA party in 2008, leading many to speculate that she had chosen to recycle an outfit for her wedding, but those rumours were quickly clarified by Chanel.
The thin gold wedding band that now adorns her finger is said to have belonged to James' grandmother. "The ring he gave her was a family heirloom," a source said. "He really did think it through.
"It was an amazing wedding, the whole thing was really sweet and down to earth."
Husband and wife are now back in London after returning from their honeymoon in Corsica. During their stay on the picturesque French island, the new Mr and Mrs Righton chartered a yacht and spent a week cruising around the sun-kissed isle, wrapped up in each other's arms.
The couple got engaged in May 2012, about a year after they were first publicly spotted together. They were reportedly first introduced by TV star, and fashion favourite, Alexa Chung.
What will Keira Knightley wear on her wedding day?


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Q: Logic Error in loop statement program My program has a logic error in it. The program compiles correctly if I enter the data; 3 students, James 100, Ricky 98, Eric 70. If I enter James 100, Eric 70, and Ricky 98 it displays James and Eric as the top students which is incorrect any help would be greatly appreciated.
    import java.util.Scanner;

public class FindHighestScores {
    public static void main(String[] args) {
    Scanner input = new Scanner(System.in);
    String studentName = "";
    String topStudentName = "";
    String top2ndStudentName = "";
    int grade = 0;
    int topStudentGrade = 0;
    int top2ndStudentGrade = 0;
    int studentNumber = 0;

    System.out.print("Enter the number of students: ");
    studentNumber = input.nextInt();

    System.out.print("Enter a student name: ");
    topStudentName = input.next();

    System.out.print("Enter a students score: ");
    topStudentGrade = input.nextInt();

    System.out.print("Enter a student name: ");
    top2ndStudentName = input.next();

    System.out.print("Enter a students score: ");
    top2ndStudentGrade = input.nextInt();

    int count = 2;

    while (count < studentNumber) {

        System.out.print("Enter a student name: ");
        studentName = input.next();

        System.out.print("Enter a students score: ");
        grade = input.nextInt();

        if (grade > topStudentGrade) {
            grade = topStudentGrade;
            studentName = topStudentName;
        }
        if (grade > top2ndStudentGrade) {
            grade = top2ndStudentGrade;
            studentName = top2ndStudentName;
        }
        count++;
    }
    System.out.println("Top two students:" );

    System.out.println(topStudentName + "'s score is " + topStudentGrade);

    System.out.println(top2ndStudentName + "'s score is " + top2ndStudentGrade);
    input.close();
    }
}

A: Your problem is here:
 if (grade > topStudentGrade) {
        grade = topStudentGrade;
        studentName = topStudentName;
    }
    if (grade > top2ndStudentGrade) {
        grade = top2ndStudentGrade;
        studentName = top2ndStudentName;
    }

It should be:
 if (grade > topStudentGrade) {
        topStudentGrade = grade; // these are backwards
        topStudentName = studentName;
    }else if (grade > top2ndStudentGrade) {
        top2ndStudentGrade = grade; //backwards again
        top2ndStudentName = studentName;
    }

Make the second statement an else if statement, otherwise you'll get the same result. You and to see if its the second highest if it's not the highest.
I'd also change the way you approach the input. After you get the number of students, create a loop that gets each students name and score. Then, you can write another function that you pass the student array into, which will check for the highest score.
Also, count should be set to 0: count = 0;
And you don't need ANY of this, the way it's currently set up:
//This is the first set of inputs at the beginning of your program.
    System.out.print("Enter the number of students: ");
studentNumber = input.nextInt();

System.out.print("Enter a student name: ");
topStudentName = input.next();

System.out.print("Enter a students score: ");
topStudentGrade = input.nextInt();

System.out.print("Enter a student name: ");
top2ndStudentName = input.next();

System.out.print("Enter a students score: ");
top2ndStudentGrade = input.nextInt();

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Briestenskovci nebo Briestenský byl šlechtický zemanský kuriální rod pocházející z trenčínské obce Briestenné. První zmínky o příslušnících rodu jsou známé z přelomu 15. a 16. století.

Dějiny rodu
V listině z roku 1510 se připomíná "nobilis Michael de Briest". Zajímavý je údaj z roku 1576. Jde o zápis z výslechu svědků v hraničním sporu mezi považskobystrickým a Lietavským panstvím o užívání tzv. Suché doliny. Výslech vedl Juraj Nozdrovický, slúžný Trenčínské stolice a Rafael Prečinský, přísežný stolice, pro Andreje Baláša z Balážskych Ďarmôt a na Bystrici. Zápis je pozoruhodný v tom, že byl učiněn v češtině (s mnoha slovakismy). V zápisu se jako pristald uvádí "urozený Mateg Bryestenski z Bryesteneho".  Rodině patřila zemanská obec Briestenné. V postavení rychtářů obce se střídali pouze zemané Briestenští. Např. v letech 1866 - 1873 byl rychtářem Ján Briestenský. Právě v roce 1873 bylo v Briestennom 14 domů, 81 obyvatel, katastrální území obce mělo rozlohu 326 katastrálních jiter. Sedro (soudní dvůr) pro Briestenné byl v Trenčíně, okresní soud měl sídlo v Ilavě. Nejbližší pošta byla v Považské Bystrici. Stejný stav je i v roce 1877, navíc máme pouze informaci, že Briestenné podléhá při výběru daní Bernímu úřadu v Púchově.

Z listiny Nitranské kapituly z 1. prosince 1492 (Potvrzující držení Drienového syny Ladislava Podmanického - Janem, Michalem a Štefanem). V listině se mezi svědky uvádí Ján z Briestenného - Joannes de Brezthen. Maďarský historik Lukinich v poznámkovém aparátu k listině uvádí, že Jan z Briestenného je členem rodu Briestenských v Briestenném.

Původní listina je psána na pergamenu, je opatřena přívěsnou pečetí na hedvábné šňůře cihlově barvy. Nachází se v zemském archivu v Budapešti, ve fondu Diplomatikai levéltár pod č.19 923. Protože Jan z Briestenného je v listině uveden mezi ostatními významnými svědky - zemany, naznačuje to, že obec i rod existovaly již mnohem dříve  .

Už v 17. století se rod Briestenských začal rozvětvovat a jednotlivé větve si začali psát příjmení. Dokazuje to i soupis šlechty Trenčínské stolice z let 1646/47. V soupisu jsou uvedeni: Ján starší, František, Michal, Juraj starší, Briestenskovci (Briesztenszky), Jan Briestenský, jinak Mikloviech se syny a Michal Briestenský, jinak Václavoviech. Ve druhé polovině 17. století přibyla ještě větev Briestenský, jinak Dolný.

V první polovině 18. století přibyla další větev rodu - Briestenský, jinak Némesi. Rod se rozšířil i mimo Briestenného - nejdříve do Pružiny , později do Německého (dnes Nitranského Pravna). V Německém Pravně příslušníci rodu vlastnili kurii v centru městečka (na náměstí). Působili zde jako rektoři na městské škole i jako Varhaníci v kostele Mučednické smrti sv. Jana Křtitele. Příslušníci rodu byli i soukeničtí mistři a stali se členy Soukenického cechu v Německém Pravně, který zde existoval již od druhé poloviny 16. století.

V 18. století se příslušníci rodu Briestanský uvádějí v první polovině století kromě Trenčínské už i v Nitranské a Tekovské stolici, o něco později také v Bácské a Hevešská stolici. Známé jsou i údaje o některých členech rodu. Štefan Briestenský byl roku 1717 notářem obce Velké Kostoľany. Od roku 1777 působil v Žilině Ján Jozef Briestenský (1751 – 1806) jako farář, později i žilinský vicearchidiakon, působil do roku 1792. V letech 1797 až 1806 byl nitranským kanovníkem.

Juraj Briestenský byl roku 1668 familiárem barona Michala Majthényiho, asesora Nejvyššího uherského soudu.

Erb rodiny Briestenských
I když je samozřejmé, že rod používal vlastní heraldické znamení (erb) určitě už od 15. století, erb rodu se našel až na pečetích příslušníka rodu z konce 18. století. Maďarský historik Béla Kempelen vzpomíná erbovní listinu Briestenskovcov z roku 1726, nenašla se však nikde zveřejněna. Pokud skutečně existovala, muselo jít jen o potvrzení, nebo vylepšení erbu.

Erb rodu našli historici na pečetích Andreje Briestenského (1788 - 1811), jakož i na pečeti Jana Briestenského (1798). Barevné řešení erbu uveřejnil maďarský historik Július Andráši ml. v roce 1913. Erb Briestenských tvoří modrý štít, ve kterém na zeleném pažitu stojí doprava obrácený dvouocasý lev s mečem v pravé tlapě. Klenot tvoří bílý pelikán krmící své potomstvo. Přikrývadla jsou modro - zlaté a červeno - stříbrné.

Známí příslušníci rodu
Mezi nejvýznamnější členy rodu patřili:

 Michael de Briest ( 16. století ?), Asi zakladatel rodu
 Ján Briestenský ( 19. století ?), Rychtář obce Briestenné
 Štefan Briestenský (18. století), notář obce Velké Kostoľany
 Ján Jozef Briestenský (18. století), farář v Žilině, později vicearchidiakon, Nitrianský kanovník
 Anton Adalbert Bresztyenszky (* 1786 - † 1851 ), maďarský matematik a autor učebnic
 Andrej Bresztenszky (* 1769 - † 1842), římskokatolický kněz
 Anton Vojtech Briesztanszký, OSB (* 1786 - † 1851), římskokatolický kněz, řád svatého Benedikta - benediktinské
 Anton Bresztyenszky (* 1806 - † 1834), římskokatolický kněz
 Ján Bresztyenszky (* 1849 - † 1904), římskokatolický kněz
 Július Bresztyenszky (* 1867 - † 1911), římskokatolický kněz, pohřben je ve Vrícku - Münnichwies
 Alojz Ernest Bresztyánszky (* 1868 - † 1911), římskokatolický kněz
 Ambrož Bresztyenszky (* 1869 - †), římskokatolický kněz

Galerie

Reference

Literatura

 BRIESTENSKÝ. In:

Související články
 Briestenné (osada)

Externí odkazy
 Nitrianske Pravno
 kúria Briestenských

Slovenské šlechtické rody
Uherské šlechtické rody


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Six Senses to open first Australian property
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Six Senses Burnham Beeches, the first Six Senses property in Australia, is slated to open in mid-2025, subject to receiving the support of all stakeholders.
The property will be housed in a heritage mansion and 22-hectare estate located 40 kilometers from Melbourne, Victoria, in the hills of the Dandenong Ranges. It will initially offer 43 guest accommodations and hospitality venues, including a welcome lounge and terrace, a restaurant with outdoor seating, a library bar, and a rooftop retreat encased by garden planters.
The mansion, which was designed in 1933 by architect Harry Norris for the Nicholas "Aspro" family, is one of the finest examples of domestic Art Deco in Australia. Spread across the mansion's three wings, guestrooms will feature individual layouts and a design that blends the original Art Deco details with contemporary, classically elegant touches. A separate two-bedroom cottage with interconnecting one-bedroom suite with the site's Hilltop Retreat will also be available to guests.
In addition, the masterplan for Six Senses Burnham Beeches will incorporate a premium and unique glamping offer – subject to planning applications – that will bring the total accommodations up to 82.
Other features planned for the resort, include:
Farm gardens that will provide fruit and vegetables for the resort's restaurants;
a herb garden producing healing and aromatic plants for use in Alchemy Bar workshops and Six Senses Spa treatments;
Six Senses Spa on the lower ground level of the mansion with welcome lounge, boutique, tea lounge, treatment rooms, gym, hydro area, sauna and relaxation spaces;
and a Village Square, which will serve as the heart of the property and give hotel guests access to a range of additional venues (The Hearth, The Barn, Steak House, The Baker, Brew House, and Providore).
"For Six Senses Burnham Beeches to be regenerative, it will not be a static place," says Neil Jacobs, CEO, Six Senses. "We'll evolve and respond to bring the rich heritage of Burnham Beeches to life, inviting moments of exploration, discover, connection to nature, and delight through interactive gastronomy, wellness, and sustainability experiences."
Trenerry Consortium announced its acquisition of Burnham Beeches in early 2021. The project team includes development manager Trenerry Property; principal architects Woods Bagot; noted Australian builders Hamilton Marino managing the restoration and build; and landscape architects Oculus.
Sophie Paterson, great-granddaughter of original Alfred Nicholas, is serving as the project's community liason consultant. "As a family, we are so excited at the prospect of our beloved family home finally being restored," she says. "Sitting neglected for far too long, this beautiful heritage home needs to be shared, and we could not be more pleased with the involvement of Six Senses as its new custodians."


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Gas hydrates are known to form plugs in pipelines. Hydrate plug dissociation times can be predicted using the CSMPlug program. At high methane mole fractions of a methane + ethane mixture the predictions agree with experiments for the relative dissociation times of structure I (sI) and structure II (sII) plugs. At intermediate methane mole fractions the predictions disagree with experiment. Enthalpies of dissociation were measured and predicted with the Clapeyron equation. The enthalpies of dissociation for the methane + ethane hydrates were found to vary significantly with pressure, the composition, and the structure of hydrate. The prediction and experimental would likely agree if this variation in the enthalpy of dissociation was taken in to account. In doing the plug dissociation studies at high methane mole fraction a discontinuity was observed in the gas evolution rate and X-ray diffraction indicated the possibility of the presence of both sI and sII hydrate structures. A detailed analysis by step-wise modelling utilising the hydrate prediction package CSMGem showed that preferential enclathration could occur. This conclusion was supported by experiment. Salts such as tetraisopentylammonium fluoride form semi-clathrate hydrates with melting points higher than 30 ℃ and vacant cavities that can store cages such as methane and hydrogen. The stability of this semi-clathrate hydrate with methane was studied and the dissociation phase boundary was found to be at temperatures of about (25 to 30) K higher than that of methane hydrate at the same pressure.


Earlier this month, Exeter Engineering Inc. launched a newly revamped website and social media pages.
The website, now live, and found at www.exeterengineering.com is designed to provide news and information about Exeter Engineering, and replaces their current site at which had been housed at www.exeterengineering.com.
The new website features information covering services and technology, department contacts, videos, company news and blog, and links to social media networks for interacting with Exeter Engineering.
"We are excited about our new website and believe it will give our customers a better insight into our capabilities," says Jeff Batchman, CEO of Exeter Engineering Inc.
Providing an interactive experience for visitors, Exeter Engineering has also recently launched Facebook and Twitter sites, coinciding with a current LinkedIn site, to provide content and connection with clients, customers and the public on a continual basis. The new Facebook site can be accessed at www.facebook.com/ExeterEngineering or to follow Exeter Engineering on Twitter visit www.twitter.com/ExeterEngineering where they can be located with the handle @ExeterEng. The LinkedIn profile is referenced by CEO, Jeff Batchman.
Exeter Engineering Inc. understands the significance in using the web to connect with its audience and embraces the opportunity to have direct interaction with its public audience. To help facilitate this, content will be dynamic and changing often to reflect the activities and work being done by Exeter Engineering.
The new website and content launched May 9, 2013, with accompanying sites going live simultaneously. Those interested in viewing more content from Exeter Engineering, Inc. can also find them on YouTube at ExeterEngineeringTV.
Engineering designs and supplies handling systems for the agricultural, fresh pack and food processing industries. They specialize in highly efficient handling systems, designed to meet various operational needs. Exeter Engineering can assist from initial design and layout to building the equipment, installation and ongoing support. For additional information contact Celeste Rapolla-Miranda (Miranda Marketing Labs) at 559-967-9675.