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Q: iscroll issue with two dimensional ( horizontal + vertical ) scrolling, scrollable are related issue? Problem in brief
I have got a piece of working two dimensional scrolling code. Scrolling as such is working fine. Scrolling can be done in any direction (not like restricted to only horizontal or only vertical at a ti,e) but there are two problems -

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*Scrolling beyond the visible area towards top and left, does not bounce back the scrollable area.

*Scrolling to right and bottom bounces back.

Problem demo - http://jsfiddle.net/sandeepan_nits/pAhjU/6/
Note - Test in webkit browsers only (Google chrome and Safari).
Solution I am looking for

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*Either, point out what is wrong in my code.

*Or share any properly implemented working demo of both ways scroll (horizontal + vertical) using the same version of iscroll, so that I can follow the same. I am using - version 3.7.1, preferable, or using iscroll version 4, fine as well.

*Or any pointers, of course, would be appreciated.

Problem Description
Please check working code here - http://jsfiddle.net/sandeepan_nits/pAhjU/6/
Note -

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*Test in webkit browsers only (Google chrome and Safari).

*I have knowingly put everything inside the HTML section in the jsfiddle, because if I separate things completely, the scrolling does not work, and I am not sure where exactly it stops working. Thanks if you can point out.

Code
Here is the HTML -

Demo

Scrollable area

hello world!

Note - I know there is invalid html there -
 is inside  and I am not sure why if I remove the  tags, horizontal scrolling does not work anymore - check here.
Here is the js -
    var myScroll;
    var a = 0;
    function loaded() {
        //setHeight();  // Set the wrapper height. Not strictly needed, see setHeight() function below.

        // Please note that the following is the only line needed by iScroll to work. Everything else here is to make this demo fancier.
        myScroll = new iScroll('scroller1', {desktopCompatibility:true});
        //myScroll2 = new iScroll('scroller2', {desktopCompatibility:true});

    }

    // Prevent the whole screen to scroll when dragging elements outside of the scroller (ie:header/footer).
    // If you want to use iScroll in a portion of the screen and still be able to use the native scrolling, do *not* preventDefault on touchmove.
    document.addEventListener('touchmove', function (e) { e.preventDefault(); }, false);

    // Load iScroll when DOM content is ready.
    document.addEventListener('DOMContentLoaded', loaded, false);

I guess the reason is that the scrollable div is by default rendered at the bottom-right corner of the scrollable area. But I am not sure about the proper way to configure those things - how to set where to render the scrollable div inside the scollable area. So far I did not find any working demo of both ways scrolling - horizontal + vertical scrolling.
I checked out the documentation of iscroll and many working demos, but did not find any demo where scrolling can be done both ways - horizontally as well as vertically. I checked the "Accepted options are:" section under "Syntax" section in http://cubiq.org/iscroll but none of those params seem to be what I am exactly looking for.
Other things

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*Also, one more thing, I am not able to view the area covered by dom elements in chrome browser, while I inspect the given scroll demo. By viewing the area I mean moving the mouse over the dom inspector panel highlights the dom in the browser view. When does it not appear? I checked with validated HTML as in http://jsfiddle.net/sandeepan_nits/pAhjU/12/.

*Somebody please create a tag iscroll or iscroll3 so that I can retag my question.
Update
I just want to have normal two dimensional scrolling with the scroll area being properly inside the visible screen and there should be bounce back on taking outside the screen. Right now there is no bounce back (in my jsfiddle) on scrolling towards top and left, outside screen. Bounce back happens on scrolling to right and bottom. I just want the scrolling area to be well placed inside the screen. I guess bounce back will automatically get fixed then.

A: I think the last version (4.1.8) on the github repo will fix your problem ;) I'm using it on some projects and it is now optimized for desktop browser ;)
Edit
From the documentation :
hScroll, used to disable the horizontal scrolling no matter what. By default you can pan both horizontally and vertically, by setting this parameter to false you may prevent horizontal scroll even if contents exceed the wrapper.
vScroll, same as above for vertical scroll.

By default, when creating a new iScroll('idOfElement') the scroll is vertical and horizontal. It can be disabled with these parameters. Dual Scroll is totally possible as this video shows it.
So, to force dual Scroll :
var myScroller = new iScroll('idOfElement', {vScroll:true, hScroll:true});

A: This is not a complete solution, but this might help you.
First of all, The HTML code was not properly nested, and so you were needed to put the
 inside the . I fixed up the HTML a bit and its working without the
http://jsfiddle.net/Aexhz/
And with properly nested HTML and correct settings, This worked even after dividing the HTML/JS/CSS
For me, it does show some Horizontal as well as Vertical Scrolling, but i don't know if that's how you want it to be. i Edited the Class initialization line as well
    myScroll = new iScroll('scroller1', {desktopCompatibility:true});

TO
myScroll = new iScroll('scroller1', {
    snap: true,
    momentum: false,
    hScrollbar: false,
    vScrollbar: false,
    desktopCompatibility: true
});

This doesn't affects much but i still put that.
I will continue looking into this and update my answer if i find anything new.

A: I know you want to fix this using iscorll but wanted to share this with you, i had great results using it: http://jscrollpane.kelvinluck.com/#usage
It is highly customizable with css, a demo here with vertical and horizontal scroll: http://jscrollpane.kelvinluck.com/basic.html

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Last name CAMPBELL from 46208 zip code area - people search, genealogy, find deceased relatives and locate ancestors
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Research Shows Big Spike of Black and Hispanic Women Entrepreneurs
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According to research by the National Women's Business Council, African American and Hispanic female entrepreneurship has seen a big spike in the U.S.
The organization released an analysis of Census data which showed almost 10 million small businesses in the U.S. were owned by women in 2012, a 27.5% increase from 2007.
Though men still own more businesses than women, women-owned businesses saw growth at a rate four times that of male-owned businesses.
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Q: Questions in regards to full-text search with PDF SQL Server 2008 restricted to embedded text only? What i'm curious about is lets say I have 100 pdfs.  And all of them have the words "happy apple".   Lets say that only 20 of these have embedded text that has "happy apple".
When i do a search for "happy apple" will i receive all 100 docs or only 20?   I'm unable to find a clear answer on this question.

A: Flat out impossible to answer without any further information on your search tool and the actual PDFs.
"Happy apple" will be found if the text is 1. not compressed, 2. not encrypted, 3. not weirdly constructed, 4. not re-encoded, or 5. re-encoded but the translation table to Unicode is present and correct.
ad 1: Usually data streams in a PDF are compressed, using one or more algorithms from the standard set (usually LZW or Flate).
ad 2: PDFs may be encrypted with a password, preventing casual inspection. Levels of security range from mid-difficult to theoretically uncrackable with current technology.
ad 3: Single characters may appear on your page in any order. The software used to create it may, at its whim, split up text string in separate parts or even draw each individual character at any position, and omit all spaces. Only strict sorting on absolute x and y coordinates of each text fragment may reveal the original text.
ad 4: If a font gets subsetted, a PDF composer may decide to store 'h' as 0, 'a' as 1 and 'p' as 2 (and so on). The correct glyphs are still associated with these codes, but "the" text now may appear as "0 1 2 2 3 4 1 2 2 5 6" in the text stream. Also, even if it does not subset the font, a PDF composer is free to move characters around anyway.
ad 5: To revert this re-encoding, software may include a ToUnicode table. This is to associate character codes back to the original Unicode values again; one table per re-encoded font. If the table is missing, there usually is no straightforward way to create it.
There is even an ad 6 I did not think of: text may be outlined or appear in bitmaps only.
Only the very simplest PDFs can be searched with a general tool such as command-line grep. For anything else, you need a good PDF decoding tool -- and the better it is, the more points of this list you can tick off. Except, then, #5 and #6.

(Later edit) Oh wait. You obfuscated your actual question enough to entirely throw me off the target, which (I think!) was "does sql-server-2008 search for entire phrases or for individual words?"
Good thing, then, the above still holds. If you cannot search inside your PDFs anyway, the actual question is moot.


NUT Teachers in Birmingham School Small Heath began nine days of action this morning with a vibrant picket line. About 30 teachers and supporters gathered at the main site whilst two other sites were also picketed. The teachers are resisting plans to convert the school to an Academy.
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The Spanish curriculum at St. Ann School provides the students in grades 3 & up exposure to a foreign language. The general curriculum is based on vocabulary, cultural awareness, speaking, reading and writing skills based on the different levels of competency among the students.
Interactive lessons are taught through the use of games, songs, and instructional media to keep the students interested. The Spanish program also exposes the students to bilingual reading books and stories. The students in grades 7 & 8 use the Prentice Hall Realidades textbook and practice workbook as part of the Foreign Language curriculum.
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Q: React navigate after login with keycloak Using expo-keycloak-auth
https://www.npmjs.com/package/expo-keycloak-auth
I am trying to add the login to an existing screen. I am able to login successfully. I want the user to be able to click a button to navigate to the new screen. this is the code (almost identical to the example on github)
export const Auth = () => {

  const {
    ready, // If the discovery is already fetched and ready to prompt authentication flow
    login, // The login function - opens the browser
    isLoggedIn, // Helper boolean to use e.g. in your components down the tree
    token, // Access token, if available
    logout, // The logout function - Logs the user out
  } = useKeycloak();
  if (!ready) return <ActivityIndicator />;

  if (!isLoggedIn)

    return (
      <View  style={styles.ViewRr}>

<ButtonSolid style={{ fontSize: 20, marginTop: 24 }} onPress={login} title="Login" title={'Log in'}   />
     </View>
    );

  return (
    <View style={{ margin: 24 }}>
      <Text  style={{ fontSize: 17, marginBottom: 24 }}>Successfully Logged in!</Text>
      <TextInput value={token}></TextInput>
      <Text></Text>
      <ButtonSolid  style={{ fontSize: 20, marginBottom: 24 }}
         onPress={() => {
          try {
            navigation.navigation('MainNav', { screen: 'Startup });
          } catch (err) {
            console.error(err);
          }
        }}
        style={[
          styles.ButtonSolidIM,
          { backgroundColor: "#000" },
        ]}
        title={'Log In'}
            title={'Continue'}
          />
      <Button onPress={logout} title={"Logout"} style={{ marginTop: 24 }} />
    </View>
  );
};

I am adding that to my screen like so
const LoginScreen = props => {

  const { navigation } = props;

 return (
    <ScreenContainer hasSafeArea={true} scrollable={true}>
      <KeycloakProvider {...keycloakConfiguration}>
    <Auth/>
      </KeycloakProvider>
    </ScreenContainer>

the problem is that navigation is not available in the Auth() function. is there a way to pass it in or am I doing this completely wrong?

A: You have to pass navigation from LoginScreen as prop to Auth component:
const Auth = (props) => {

     props.navigation...
  }

and in LoginScreen:
...
<Auth navigation={navigation} />
...


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Note: Students may declare the physics major when all of the prerequisites for the major have been completed with a minimum 2.0 grade point average in the prerequisites and a minimum 2.0 grade point average in all University courses.
Pre-major advising is available in 368 or 374 LeConte for all students who would like some academic counseling prior to declaring a major in physics. Although students cannot declare until the lower division prerequisites (Physics 5 or 7 series and Math 1A-B, 53 & Physics 89 or their equivalent) are finished, any student interested in the Physics major should come in for pre-major advising as soon as possible.
Students may declare a physics major when all of the prerequisites for the major have been completed. The prerequisites are as follows: minimum of 30 semester units which must include Physics 5A, 5B/5BL, 5C/5CL or 7ABC; Math 1A, 1B, 53 and Physics 89 or their equivalent with a 2.0 grade point average in the prerequisites and a 2.0 grade point average in all University courses.
The Department will consider applications to declare a physics major throughout the academic year. Students declaring (continuing and transfering) must furnish a copy of their grade record or past transcripts which include the prerequisite courses or their equivalents. Students must have their records reviewed and have a departmental file prepared by the Undergraduate Adviser in 368 or 374 LeConte Hall and in order to declare a physics major. Students should be prepared to discuss a tentative schedule of their upper division courses.
Warning: L&S students with 75 or more semester units must declare a major or run the risk of having their registration for the following semester blocked by the College.
Physics 5 and 7 series are designed to give a potential physics major a solid foundation in physics for upper division coursework. Students may declare a physics major after completing the Physics 5 or 7 series, Math 1A-1B, Math 53 and Physics 89 (or their equivalent) with a grade of "C" or better (minimum 2.0 GPA requirement).
Completing Advanced Placement courses or exams in physics is not considered sufficient preparation for upper division work in physics; therefore, it is the general policy of the Department not to waive the Physics 5 or 7 prerequisite. Physics 5A, 5B/BL, 5C/5CL (formerly honors Physics 7A-7C) sequence is recommended for students who feel that the Physics 7 series is not academically challenging enough. The 5 series is strongly recommended for physics majors.
The Physics 5 series (formerly honors 7) has been re-designed to implement interactive and peer-learning techniques and to foster scientific curiosity to better prepare our students for careers in science and technology. Topics are ordered in a more logical sequence in the presentation of material. As a result, the Physics 5 series does not directly align with the Physics 7 series. It is possible to switch from the 5 series to the 7 and vice versa but doing so will require mapping assistance with a Physics Adviser, and possibly a number of additional courses to close topic gaps. Consult with Physics Advisers for assistance. We recommend the 5 sequence to potential physics majors, who have the appropriate background - high school physics or an equivalent, Math 1A and concurrent enrollment in Math 1B are the minimum requirements, as it enables students who are interested in physics to work together during their freshman and sophomore years in a small classroom setting.
Physics 89 is required for Physics majors. The only exceptions are students who are planning a double major with Math and Physics may use Math 54 in lieu of Physics 89; Math majors who are minoring in Physics may use Math 54 in lieu of Physics 89. All other double majors and minors are required to complete Physics 89. Transfer students may satisfy the requirement with a Math 54 equivalent at their transferring institution. Transfer students admitted prior to completion of a Math 54 equivalent will be required to complete Physics 89 at UCB.
Physics students may take the upper division physics courses in a variety of sequences. Analytic Mechanics (105) and Quantum Mechanics (137A-137B) are most often taken during the junior year while Electromagnetism and Optics (110A-110B) is taken during the senior year. Please note: Physics 110B is not required but may be completed to satisfy the upper division physics elective requirement. It is strongly recommended for students planning graduate school in physics. The Modern Physics and Advanced Electrical Laboratory (111) is a variable unit course, six units of which are required for the major. Statistical and Thermal Physics (112) and a Physics elective may be taken whenever you choose.
The following list is one possible four year sequence of required courses in the physics major; keep in mind that all University and L&S requirements must also fit within this program. We strongly suggest that most, if not all University and L&S requirements be completed prior to declaring. Consult the L&S Announcement for more details regarding the University and L&S requirements.
The physics major is a challenging program. It is important for students to request assistance and discuss major plans with an advisor. Assistance and resources are available! *The first time you take Physics 111 you must enroll in the BSC portion (Section 1) for 3.0 units.
The Department also offers a minor program in physics. Students may petition for the minor in physics only after they have completed all required courses for the minor program. Please read the section, on the Minor for more information.
Students may petition for the minor in physics only after they have completed all lower division required courses for the physics minor. Graduating seniors must petition no later than the last day of classes in the term they intend to graduate (ie Friday of RRR week). To petition, students must furnish transcripts (official or unofficial) to one of theDepartment's Undergraduate Advisers (in 368 or 376 LeConte Hall) to show work completed and grade point average in physics and math.
Three additional upper division physics courses (to total at least 9 units, for an upper division physics unit total of at least 17 units).
All upper division physics courses must be taken for a letter grade (thus Physics 100, H190, 198 and 199 will not count toward the minor program). A minimum of three upper division courses must be completed at Berkeley. An overall minimum GPA of 2.0 is required in upper division courses applied to the minor program.


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I typed in both "OKd" and "OK'd" as "ok'd". I also changed one poor newspaper's "capital" to the correct "capitol".
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Erin threw me a wonderful pasta party for my birthday. We made a giant loop of pasta that was 18+ meters long.
Last week, Erin and I went down to Crawfordsville to visit her mom.
Creepy (but apparently valuable) doll.
Twin driveways leading to the house Erin's sister will be renting.
Erin's sister's rental comes with an outhouse (the land used to be a campground). There's no women's.


comfortable sofas and bed ideal location for pubs cafes restaraunts and shops. I didn't want to leave this spacious property in a beautiful village with friendly local people and amazing scenery.
just could do with more heating in the bedroom :) thank you! had a fab time!
A characterful apartment dwelling, resting within a prominent position within the endearing village of Howarth.
Turners' Retreat is an ideal base for a couple looking to escape to the rugged moorland that inspired the classic novels of the Bronte sisters.
Upon entering the welcoming property, you will find a brightly-decorated open-plan living room, boasting charming exposed beams and overlooking views of historic street.
Prepare your evening meals within the amply equipped kitchen before sinking into the sofas which sit in front of the TV, ideal for catching up on your favourite TV shows.
After a busy day exploring the historical attractions found dotted around the area, you will be delighted to retire to the double bedroom or take a warming bath within the elegantly presented bathroom.
Steeped in literary history with a superb backdrop of the picture postcard countryside, the village houses a fine selection of traditional pubs, restaurants, cafes and independent shops, each located within a mere stone's throw from the property.
For walking lovers, you will find a number of walks upon the moorland, allowing you to follow in the footsteps of Catherine and Heathcliff.
For a taste of history, spend an afternoon at the Brontë Parsonage Museum or visit the Worth Valley Railway to see an authentic railway which was used in the iconic film The Railway Children.
Alternatively, Skipton is nearby, with its cobbled streets and delightful castle and further afield is the Victorian spa town of Harrogate, boasting fabulous shops, an excellent theatre and the fantastic Royal Pump Room Museum.
A wonderful self-catering apartment, perfect for a romantic break exploring all this lovely area has to offer.
Ground floor access to rear of cafe/ shop with staircase.
Shops and pubs 1 min walk. Note - No candles are to be light in this property.


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Q: Client computer name in java I want to find client computer name in java. My applciation runs in intranet. so i am using below code
   public String findClientComputerName(HttpServletRequest request) {
    String computerName = null;
    String remoteAddress = request.getRemoteAddr();
    System.out.println("remoteAddress: " + remoteAddress);
    try {
        InetAddress inetAddress = InetAddress.getByName(remoteAddress);
        System.out.println("inetAddress: " + inetAddress);
        computerName = inetAddress.getHostName();
        System.out.println("computerName: " + computerName);
        if (computerName.equalsIgnoreCase("localhost")) {
            computerName = java.net.InetAddress.getLocalHost().getCanonicalHostName();
        }
    } catch (UnknownHostException e) {
        log.error("UnknownHostException detected in StartAction. ", e);
    }
    if(StringUtils.trim(computerName).length()>0) computerName = computerName.toUpperCase();
    System.out.println("computerName: " + computerName);
    return computerName;
}

but sometimes i am getting host name properly but some time not. I am getting Correct IP. What may be the reason for this? Why  inetAddress.getHostName(); is failing to give host name some time? Your help is very appriciated.

A:    private String getHostName (InetAddress inaHost) throws UnknownHostException
    {
       try
       {
           Class clazz = Class.forName("java.net.InetAddress");
           Constructor[] constructors = clazz.getDeclaredConstructors();
           constructors[0].setAccessible(true);
           InetAddress ina = (InetAddress) constructors[0].newInstance();

           Field[] fields = ina.getClass().getDeclaredFields();
           for (Field field: fields)
           {
               if (field.getName().equals("nameService"))
               {
                   field.setAccessible(true);
                   Method[] methods = field.get(null).getClass().getDeclaredMethods();
                   for (Method method: methods)
                   {
                        if (method.getName().equals("getHostByAddr"))
                        {
                            method.setAccessible(true);
                            return (String) method.invoke(field.get (null), inaHost.getAddress());
                        }
                   }
               }
           }
       } catch (ClassNotFoundException cnfe) {
       } catch (IllegalAccessException iae) {
       } catch (InstantiationException ie) {
       } catch (InvocationTargetException ite) {
           throw (UnknownHostException) ite.getCause();
       }
       return null;
    }

above function returning host name correctly in Intranet. for local it will return localhost.
To get the name for local host we use computerName = java.net.InetAddress.getLocalHost().getCanonicalHostName();

A: HttpServletRequest will return the IP address (either v4 or v6) of whoever is hitting your servlet. That address may or may not resolve to a valid hostname.  InetAddress.getHostName() does a reverse DNS resolution of the IP address.  It is not required that each IP address allocated maps back to a valid DNS entry.  There are, in fact, a large percent of IP addresses in the world that will not resolve to a hostname.
You can see the same thing using the 'host' command on a linux box to look up the reverse DNS entry (if any) for a given IP address.

A: The InetAddress.getHostName() function will return the host name if the InetAddress object was initialized with a host name. Otherwise, it'll do a reverse DNS lookup to get the host name.
To get this reverse DNS lookup to work, you'll need to make sure all of the clients on your intranet are configured with host names and that your DNS provider (e.g. your router) properly matches up the host names with its records. (Some routers can do this automatically.)

A: In order to get the hostname of windows machines, you will need to perform a reverse NetBIOS lookup on the IP address.  Windows uses a system called WINS to provide hostnames to its computers.  This system is based off NetBIOS.
If you don't want to try to find a specification of the protocol and implement it yourself, then you will want to execute the command nbtstat -A [ip address] if you are on Windows, or nmblookup -A [ip address] if you are on a Linux machine.  If you are on a Linux machine, the Samba package will have to be installed as the nmblookup executable is installed on all Linux machines.  You will then have to parse the output of that command to get the host name.
The alternative is, as stated before, try to find a specification of the protocol, and implement the part that you need to implement.


Loch Ossian is situated in a remote part of Perthshire, Scotland, at the North Eastern edge of Rannoch Moor.
In 'Joyful Journey, Part 2, Glencoe and Rannoch Moor', I documented my stay at The Kings House on Rannoch Moor at the latter's Western edge. The moor stretches uninterrupted from there to Loch Ossian, north to Fort William and south East to Pitlochry and due south. The distant peaks in above photo, and several to follow, give some idea of the scale of things.
Rannoch Moor: Ringed by mountains, this vast, elevated basin is around 1300 ft. above sea level. Site of an ancient glacier, it is often bleak and forbidding but can, on occasion, briefly present a bright, inviting face, as it did during my July visit to Loch Ossian. This look is deceptive, however, as the moor is ever treacherous.
This unique piece of the planet is wild, desolate, unbelievably beautiful and awful in its solitude. Always it is awe-inspiring, always strange, always hazardous, always magical. It touches the soul.
It has often been observed that the Highland landscape of Scotland changes, in mood and appearance, more dramatically and more often than any other place on earth. Nowhere is this more true than on The Great Moor, as Rannoch is sometimes known. The photo below was taken from the train window, not far from Loch Ossian, in mid-May after a long arctic-like spell of weather.
On the North Eastern edge of Rannoch Moor is Loch Ossian, part of the remote Corrour Estate. I recently visited there, staying at the Loch Ossian Youth Hostel, run by the Scottish Youth Hostel Association.
To reach my destination required a journey on the Glasgow to Mallaig train. The journey itself is a thrilling adventure since the train crosses Rannoch Moor giving passengers viewing-rights of this vast wilderness, inaccessible, for the most part, by any other means. In places, the track is laid on piles of brush, in the absence of solid ground. The driver slows going over these stretches and the motion of the train feels like gently sailing. This is a 'not to be missed' experience.
And so to Loch Ossian.
Alighting at Corrour railway halt, I crossed the tracks on the boards provided and decided to have a snack in the track-side restaurant before tackling the mile walk with all my gear in tow. Corrour is the highest and most remote mainline railway station and the Station House the highest and most remote restaurant in the U.K. The latter is also run by the Scottish Youth Hostel Association. The interior of the restaurant is surprisingly civilised looking and the service is excellent. It felt bizarre to find this kind of sophistication so deep in the wilderness, yet having said that, it still had a 'not of this world' feel to it.
The menu, rich in local game and whisky sauces and priced accordingly, was a little too exotic for both my purse and my palette. However, I did find a delicious wild mushroom and butternut squash soup that did not break my bank and suited my taste. I was so impressed, in fact, that I photographed this culinary delight.
Before leaving this account of my dining experience, I would be remiss if I did not introduce you to the Station House Restaurant's resident four legged friend. Archie hangs out at the back door and adds to the charm of the place.
Soup and a pot of tea the richer, I headed east across Rannoch Moor on a pretty good private road towards Loch Ossian and the Youth Hostel. There follows a photographic account.
Covering an area of 50 sq. miles, (130sq kms), Rannoch Moor was the site of the last great glacier in the U.K. during the last ice age. Averaging 1,000ft above sea level, it is a basin surrounded by mountains. Its stratum is granite with a covering of peat bog punctuated by a variety of types of water bodies and streams. This ancient glacier site 'is rising by around 3mm per year', according to Wikipedia .
Wikipedia describes the moor as 'a complex Blanket Bog' , a.k.a. 'Featherbed Bog', made up of many different types of environment, e.g. ombrotophic, mineratrophic, mesotrophic, oligotrophic, dystrophic. These different catagories are based mainly on the water source, protein and oxygen levels of each area. In places, the peat is 20ft deep.
Boulders, many of them huge, litter Rannoch's landscape. These, I believe, were dropped by the vast glacier. One of the striking changes in terrain at the edges of this ancient glacier site is the sudden absence of these giant rocks which often support a variety of flora unique to the area.
The day of my arrival was typical of a good summer day on Rannoch Moor – a stiff breeze and variable, ever changing rain clouds. The day following was to prove memorable in its uncharacteristic, cloud-free stillness. For that reason, I have used, almost exclusively, photos taken during that time.
Even after a long, hot, dry spell of weather, The air on this great bog is fresh and odour free. Low levels of nutrients and much oxygen in sitting water is probably responsible.
These photos are so uncharacteristic of the loch and surrounding moor, they are almost unbelievable. The blue, unclouded skies and totally still air seem out of place in an area reknowned for constant wind and rain. To see mirror-like water on the loch is rare. As a frequent visitor to Rannoch Moor, this stillness feels spooky – as if the whole place is holding its breath.
Loch Ossian is a narrow loch about 5km long. It drains into the River Ossian on its west side, flowing north into Loch Guilbaum and thence to the River Spean at Moy.
In Autumn during the rutting season, the moor is alive with deer. It is impossible to walk any distance without encountering several of these lovely creatures. The air rings with the clash of antlers and the bellow of the stags. The place feels busy. During the three unusually hot summer days of my visit, however, the moor appeared devoid of animal life. No curlews called, no hawks or eagles soared overhead, no deer ventured into the open.
Only constant bombardment by a variety of large, biting insects reminded me that life abounds in this wilderness, while adding to my feeling of being in an alien place. And, in fact, humans almost never venture on to Rannoch Moor. A few of us skirt around the edges on the few walkways provided, or ride across in the train, but, mostly, the moor lies undisturbed by human footprints, carbon or otherwise.
There are only outside, dry compost toilets, so this location will not suit everyone. There is no phone reception, refrigerators, T.V. or food supplies other than army-type packaged food. However there is a well equipped kitchen where residents can cook food they bring in. Water is heated by a wood stove so hot water is in short supply, particularly in warm weather when it is non-existent. There are adequate wash rooms, however. Two small dorms – one each for males and females are airy and comfortable with decent sized bunk beds. Washing machines and dryers are not to be had.
The differences between the East and West ends of the loch are striking as the unique characteristics of Rannoch Moor give way to gentler, more pastoral, less boggy, and more hospitable terrain. The change is sudden and complete as evidenced in the photos following. Even at the extreme West end, however, only one bank retains the Rannoch flora and geology as the moor ends abruptly at the water's edge.
As well as completely different kinds of vegetation on the bank, the water of the loch at this end is free of the rocky outcrops and islets so typical of the Rannoch moorland lochs and lochans.
As evening approached, I returned from my hike, hot and bug-bitten, but mightily satisfied. And so to bed.
For those who would like more detailed information about Rannoch Moor or the Corrour Estate, the links following will serve you well. While the facts about these places are public knowledge, the sites below are interesting mines of detail and data, collected and presented beautifully. They add to the 'bare-bones' descriptions I have supplied. These were my sources for some of the information in the text. Observations, creative writing and photos are all my own.


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Trade mark – Infringement. Following a judgment in the main proceedings, in which it had been held that a claim for infringement of the claimant's trade mark had been made out with regard to the defendants' acts within the United Kingdom, the Chancery Division held that an injunction would be granted in general form to restring the infringement, and that the remedies would be confined to the UK and would not extend throughout the European Union.
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Cheraw (da molti chiamata "The Prettiest Town in Dixie", ovvero "la città più carina di Dixie") è una città che sorge sulle sponde del fiume Pee Dee, nella contea di Chesterfield, nella Carolina del Sud (Stati Uniti). Conta una popolazione di  abitanti ed è centro di un agglomerato urbano con un totale di  abitanti.

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Does Perceived Neighborhood Walkability and Safety Mediate the Association Between Education and Meeting Physical Activity Guidelines?
The role of neighborhood walkability and safety in mediating the association between education and physical activity has not been quantified. We used data from the 2010 and 2012 Communities Putting Prevention to Work Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System and structural equation modeling to estimate how much of the effect of education level on physical activity was mediated by perceived neighborhood walkability and safety. Neighborhood walkability accounts for 11.3% and neighborhood safety accounts for 6.8% of the effect. A modest proportion of the important association between education and physical activity is mediated by perceived neighborhood walkability and safety, suggesting that interventions focused on enhancing walkability and safety could reduce the disparity in physical activity associated with education level.
Int J Behav Nutr Phys Act. 2013; 10:122.


The settler meets the perturber.
Between Taurus and Scorpio, the conflict is obvious. The former wants things to be at peace, the latter wants to stir things up. They don't give up trying to mold one another into their liking, but it's unlikely that anyone succeeds.
Actually, this constant process is essential in their attraction – they stay together in the hope of becoming as alike as they think they basically are. But it happens that they get tired of each other, and there are frequent outbursts.
Both Taurus and Scorpio belong to the fixed quality, making them somewhat similar in nature and temperament. That's what makes them believe they could last as a couple. But they underestimate the many differences between them. At length, the differences will become more and more obvious and insoluble.
Until they give it up, though, they can have an exciting relationship, full of passion and mutual satisfaction. They don't know exactly why, but it works – for a while.
Scorpio is the likely one to break up and leave, but when it happens Taurus is probably quite ready for it, too. Afterwards, they are rather fed up with one another, so they prefer not to meet again, at least not anytime soon.
Their fathers have very different attitudes to the relation of their children, as well as to one another. They are not likely to be good friends, but they do interact a lot. They can't help it.


Hermann Hill Vineyard and Inn is an award-winning bed and breakfast in Hermann, Missouri that has been providing guests with a luxurious getaway for over 20 years. Located a mile from Riverfront Park on the Missouri River and just a short walk from the Stone Hill Winery, this elegant inn features luxurious accommodations set in two distinct upscale lodging properties.
The River Bluff Cottage Suites and the Vineyard Inn Suites feature comfortable furnishings, whirlpool tubs and fireplaces, kitchens (cottages), and private balconies and patios, some of which have gas grills and outdoor hot tubs. Guests are treated to a delicious farm-style breakfast every morning and cookies and ice cream every evening in the comfort of their suites. Additional guest services include packed picnic lunches on request, along with massages and spa services in the state-of-the-art spa room, drinks by the firepit in the evenings and a range of complimentary concierge services.
Hermann Hill Vineyard and Inn features luxurious accommodations set in two distinct upscale lodging properties, namely the River Bluff Cottage Suites and the Vineyard Inn Suites.
The River Bluff Cottage Suites feature spacious living rooms with sofas and armchairs, two fireplaces, work desks and chairs, and flat-screen televisions, kitchenettes, and dining areas. Bedrooms have king-size beds dressed in deluxe linens and hypoallergenic pillows, and flat-screen TVS and en-suite bathrooms have steam showers with rainforest shower heads and body sprayers, Jacuzzi tubs, plush towels, bathrobes and slippers, and organic bath products. Suites have private decks with hot tubs, gas grills, outdoor furniture and breathtaking views of the Missouri River. Upper-level cottage suites have additional gas stovetops, and one cottage has a pizza oven and a hammock. Modern amenities in the River Bluff Cottage Suites include HDTVs and Blu-Ray/DVD players, iPod docking stations and radio/alarm clocks, mini fridges, coffee makers, ceiling fans, hairdryers, and complimentary wireless Internet. Cottages are stocked with homemade granola, yogurt, sodas and fruit juices.
The Vineyard Inn Suites offer romantic solitude and are ideal for couples wanting privacy and seclusion. Luxurious suites have king-size beds dressed in deluxe linens and hypoallergenic pillows, and flat-screen televisions, en-suite bathrooms with Jacuzzi-style whirlpool tubs, steam showers with rainforest shower heads and body sprayers, plush towels, bathrobes and slippers, and organic bath products. Spacious living rooms have sofas and armchairs, fireplaces, work desks and chairs, and flat-screen televisions, and private decks boast spectacular views of the Missouri River. Some suites have indoor hot tubs and infrared saunas, outdoor showers, fire pit tables on a floating deck with beautiful views of the Norton Vineyard. Modern amenities include HDTVs and Blu-Ray/DVD players, iPod docking stations and radio/alarm clocks, mini fridges, coffee makers, ceiling fans, hairdryers, and complimentary wireless Internet.
A gourmet farm-style breakfast is offered every morning in the Frank Lloyd Wright inspired dining room, on the outdoor dining deck, in the kitchen overlooking the Norton Vineyard, or in the comfort of the guest rooms and suites. The hearty breakfast menu features a variety of entrées that are served with bacon or sausage, potatoes, fresh fruit, and fresh bread, muffins or toast, along with coffee, tea, and other hot beverages. Hot entrées can include scrambled egg casseroles, Belgian waffles, cheese strata, French toast, frittatas, quiche, and omelets, while continental choices range from Hermann Hill signature granola, cereals, fruit and yogurt parfait, coffee cake and cinnamon toast. Private cottages can be pre-stocked with a selection of specified breakfast items on request, along with snacks and beverages for the day.
Deluxe amenities and guest services at the Hermann Hill Vineyard and Inn include a dining deck with a fire pit table, a gas grill and pizza oven, a frozen Margarita machine and appetizer bar, a complimentary welcome tray with cheese and freshly baked bread, and a complimentary gourmet breakfast every morning. Guest trays with gourmet chocolate chip cookies, homemade ice cream and signature Port Chocolate Raspberry sauce are delivered to each room and suite in the evenings. Facilities at the Inn include a storage area for bicycles next to the parking lot, an electric charging station and a guest computer and fax machine for guests to use. There is also a movie and DVD library, a guest kitchen stocked with snacks and beverages, and a variety of concierge services, such as restaurant reservations, tour bookings, and more.


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Elverum este un oraș situat în partea de sud-est a Norvegiei, în provincia Innlandet. Este localitatea de reședință a comunei omonime. Are o suprafață de  km² și o populație de  locuitori () . Până la data de 1.1.2020 a aparținut provinciei Hedmark.

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Sometimes a classic style, is the best style. And thats especially true with the Mrs. Midi bag from Italys most unique haute-couture designer, Marni. This shoulder bag presents a glossy, wine or burgundy-colored exterior, and has been crafted out of both bovine and calfskin leather. You can wear this via the removable top-handle, and There is also a length-adjustable shoulder-strap. The front flap is adorned with a large, turquoise-toned hexagon clasp, which you can utilize to open the the magnetic closure. The interior is lined with a supple black leather and features one large compartment with a single pocket slip in addition to another thin bellowed compartment. The rear exterior also features an open pouch. Marni logos are found embossed on the exterior and inside. This designer handbag is shipped in an official Marni dust bag, with its designer documents.
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Two worlds collide when the circus comes to Victorian-era Virginia.
Raised amid the fame and mystique of the Big Top, Charlie Lionheart holds the audience in the palm of his hand. But while his act captivates thousands, it's away from the spotlight where his true heart lies. Here he humbly cares for his pride of lions as if they were his brothers, a skill of bravery and strength that has prepared him for his most challenging feat yet—freeing an orphaned infant from the dark bondage of a sideshow. A trade so costly, it requires his life in exchange for hers, leaving him tarnished by the price of that choice.
As the circus tents are raised on the outskirts of Roanoke, nurse Ella Beckley arrives to tend to this Gypsy girl. All under the watchful eye of a guardian who not only bears a striking resemblance to the child, but who protects the baby with a love that wraps around Ella's own tragic past, awakening a hope that goodness may yet reign. When their forbidden friendship deepens, Charlie dares to ask for her heart, bringing her behind the curtain of his secret world to reveal the sacrifice that gave hope to one little girl—boldly showing Ella that while her tattered faith is deeply scarred, the only marks that need be permanent are his own.
The Lady and the Lionheart is a story to be savored! Joanne Bischof is a magnificent storyteller, and her words never fail to leave an indelible mark on my heart. Such is the case with this tender and touching tale; each and every word engages the senses and stirs the emotions. I loved slipping behind the curtain and experiencing the sights and sounds of the Big Top world. Completely smitten by Charlie and Ella, my heart ached for these special characters and their extraordinary journey. Beautifully poignant, The Lady and the Lionheart is not to be missed!
To celebrate the release of The Lady and the Lionheart, Joanne is giving away a box of Big Top goodies, perfect for a storybook day at the circus! Click here to fill out the entry form. Drawing is open through September 22, 2016.
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#BookReview: The Ringmaster's Wife by Kristy Cambron
The Ringmaster's Wife by Kristy Cambron
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An ounce of courage. A split-second leap of faith. Together, they propel two young women to chase a new life—one that's reimagined from what they might have become.
In turn-of-the-century America, a young girl dreams of a world that stretches beyond the confines of a quiet life on the family farm. With little more than her wit and a cigar box of treasures to call her own, Mable steps away from all she knows, seeking the limitless marvels of the Chicago World's Fair. There, a chance encounter triggers her destiny—a life with a famed showman by the name of John Ringling.
A quarter of a century later, Lady Rosamund Easling of Yorkshire, England, boards a ship to America as a last adventure before her life is planned out for her. There, the twenties are roaring, and the rich and famous gather at opulent, Gatsby-esque parties in the grandest ballrooms the country has to offer. The Jazz Age has arrived, and with it, the golden era of the American circus, whose queen is none other than the enigmatic Mable Ringling.
When Rosamund's path crosses with Mable's and the Ringlings' glittering world, she makes the life-altering decision to leave behind a comfortable future of estates and propriety, instead choosing the nomadic life of a trick rider in the Ringling Brothers' circus.
The Ringmaster's Wife is an absorbing tale! Masterfully intertwining dual story lines, Kristy Cambron paints a rich, vivid picture with her words. I was completely captivated by the fascinating history, both real and imagined, and each turn of the page drew me deeper into the big-top world.
I absolutely loved Mable and Rose and the culmination of their stories! These compelling characters stepped from the pages and into my heart, and they continue to plague my thoughts. Beautifully rendered, The Ringmaster's Wife is a story not soon to be forgotten!
Kristy Cambron fancies life as a vintage-inspired storyteller. Her second novel, A Sparrow in Terezin, was named Library Journal Reviews' "Pick of the Month (Christian Fiction)" for February 2015.
Cambron is an art/design manager at TheGROVEstory.com storytelling ministry. She holds a degree in art history from Indiana University and has nearly 15 years of experience in instructional design and communications for a Fortune-100 company. She lives in Indiana with her husband and three football-loving sons, where she can probably be bribed with a coconut mocha latte and a good Christian fiction read.
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Quantum multicodecs offer the possibility of extending the number of audio signals provided by a single Quantum ST codec, inheriting all its key features such as its widest range of audio compression modes, stability, flexibility and easiness to use.
Each Quantum One module has two Ethernet ports allowing bandwidth aggregation (Bonding) and redundant transmission (Diversity). A third Ehernet port is used to support individual remote control of each audio module via embedded web server or centralized management via ProdysControlPlus..
An optional Dante/AES67 module is available to provide an interface for uncompressed digital audio over a single Ethernet cable replacing all the individual audio inputs and outputs.
Analog and Digital AES/EBU stereo audio I/O.
Optional Dante/AES67 module to provide an uncompressed digital audio interface in a single Ethernet cable.
2x Ethernet interfaces to make bonding or diversity transmissions. This enables streaming of STL-grade audio quality over inexpensive links.
Additional LAN Management port to split audio and control data flows.
IP Compatibily: support SIP/SDP/RTP/STUN protocols according the standard defined by EBU's N/ACIP group.
Configurable and scalable system : Up to 4 IP modules. Cards can be hot swapped for servicing or maintenance.
Each module can be controlled remotely from its Web Page or from ProdysControlPlus.
Alarms: Real Time alarms management through SNMP traps, GPO and e-mails.
One user configurable general purpose input-output (GPIO). The input can be set up to control audio inputs or reset alarms, and the output can be configured to monitor different parameters.
Serial Port to transmit/receive auxiliary data along with the audio.
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24 bits A/D and D/A converters.
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A simplified, easy, version of Beethoven's Pathetique Sonata, 2nd movement of the Piano Sonata No. 8. Op. 13. Arranged in the key of C Major, this version brings out the beauty of Beethoven's Sonata without the challenges of the original key signature.


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Online One-Month 'Transplant Coordination Professional Certificate' Course for November 2021 Batch Successfully Conducted
Updated on Tuesday, December 7, 2021
Mrs. Lalitha Raghuram taking about organs and tissues that can be donated by living donor
Ms. Sujatha Suriyamoorthi explaining the clauses on authorising removal of organs for transplantation
Ms. Rathi R talking about the scope and employment of Transplant Coordinator
Mr. Nikhil Y Vyas explaining living donor transplantation process
Mr. Syed Allaudeen, Dialysis Unit- Incharge, Guru Multi Speciality Hospital, Madurai participating in the role-play
The one-month online Transplant Coordination Professional Certificate course was conducted on the MOODLE platform from 1st to 30th November 2021. There was a total of 44 participants from different parts of India who enrolled for the course (Madhya Pradesh (1), Delhi (5), Tamil Nadu (10), Himachal Pradesh (1), Uttar Pradesh (3), Telangana (2), Odisha (3), Jharkhand (1), West Bengal (3), Kerala (5), Maharashtra (2), Karnataka (4), Andhra Pradesh (1), Puducherry (1), Punjab (2). The participants came from various cadres of healthcare and other professions like doctor, nurse, social worker, patient care counsellor, transplant coordinator, administration, management and marketing.
The participants received credentials to access the resource materials made available for four weeks. Apart from email communications, a WhatsApp group was maintained to communicate instructions and notifications regarding the course. Queries raised by the participants were addressed through phone calls, email and WhatsApp chat.
Weekend webinars were held on Saturdays in the evening from 4pm to 6pm where the participants got to attend guest lectures and experience virtual interactions. The faculty for the webinars from MOHAN Foundation were Mrs. Lalitha Raghuram, Country Director and Ms. Sujatha Suriyamoorthi, Associate Director - Courses. The guest speakers who contributed was Ms. Rathi R, Transplant coordinator and Clinical Nurse Specialist, PSG Hospitals, Coimbatore, Mr. Nikhil Y Vyas, Sr. Manager - Organ Transplant, KD Hospital, Ahmedabad and Mr. J. Nethaji, Head - Transplant Process and Coordination, Fortis Healthcare Limited, Chennai. The webinar enabled participants to clarify their doubts with the faculty.
A session on 'Roleplay' was conducted to demonstrate approaching families for organ donation. Ms. Sujatha Suriyamoorthi narrated a challenging situation and participants were invited as volunteers to roleplay their perspectives, experience the family approach and challenges faced in deceased organ donation process. The rest of the participants were asked to observe the roleplay and share their views/ comments at the end of the session.
At the end of the training period, an online examination was conducted. A total of 42 out of 44 candidates cleared the exam and received their online certificates. The participants also shared their feedback/ reviews about the course.
Source-Ms. Elizabeth Prasanna & Ms. Sujatha Suriyamoorthi
Seminar on Deceased Organ Donation for Students of Physiotherapy at SRM Institute of Science and Technology
Organ Donation Awareness at a Blood Donation Camp in Kithaganur


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Urban Planner: September 24, 2012
In today's Urban Planner: the 21-and-under crowd get to see a free performance of Die Fledermaus; Laughable returns to Unlovable; and Dinosaur Jr. and The Besnard Lakes play Lee's Palace.
By Steve Fisher
The Besnard Lakes open for Dinosaur Jr tonight at Lee's Palace. Photo by Chris Gergley.
THEATRE: Ah, to be young again. Youth 16 to 21 can take part in an interactive workshop this afternoon, and attend a rehearsal of the Canadian Opera Company's production of Die Fledermaus, which opens October 4. The Four Seasons Centre For the Performing Arts (145 Queen Street West), 5:30 p.m., FREE for youth 16–21 (pre-register via [email protected]).
COMEDY: The Just For Laughs 42 Festival is going strong, with performances around town by comics like Andy Kindler, Todd Barry, and Pete Holmes, but there's also some independent laughs to be had without a festival pass. Laughable at Unlovable returns tonight after an extended summer hiatus. Co-hosts Nick Flanagan and Steph Tolev welcome guests including DJ Demers, Graham Chittenden, James Hartnett, and more. Unlovable (1415B Dundas Street West), 9 p.m., PWYC.
MUSIC: Tonight belongs to the "dinosaurs" of indie rock—literally. Dinosaur Jr. brings their new album I Bet On Sky to Lee's Palace tonight, supported by past Polaris Prize nominees The Besnard Lakes. Lee's Palace (529 Bloor Street West), Besnard Lakes at 9 p.m., $34.50 in advance ($40 at the door.)
Urban Planner is Torontoist's guide to what's on in Toronto, published every weekday morning, and in a weekend edition Friday afternoons. If you have an event you'd like considered, email all of its details—as well as images, if you've got any—to [email protected].
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Robin Scher
In 2011 Chase Ferguson traversed the streets of New York's boroughs—paper and pen in hand—documenting what was fast becoming a quotidian artifact of the city's infrastructure: the single-space parking meter. Many people would have passed by Ferguson and these meters at that time without giving a second thought. By contrast, on a Sunday in early November last year, at Pioneer Works' monthly Sunday open studios, Ferguson had everyone's attention.
On display were the results of Ferguson's research — near perfect cardboard replicas of every make of single-space meter ever used by New York City. Through his combination of curiosity, care, and craftsmanship, Ferguson had achieved something quite remarkable. He alone had immortalized his beloved parking meters.
Chase Ferguson shown with his sculptures. Image by Gerardo Somoza.
In a way Ferguson has spent much of his life preparing for this body of work. Diagnosed with autism at age three, Ferguson had begun developing his meticulous eye for detail at an early age; not to mention his appreciation for sights and sounds otherwise overlooked by others. Unsurprisingly Ferguson's most enduring preoccupation was transportation.
The first manifestation of this interest, as well as Ferguson's artistic ability, came in the form of his own handmade paper vehicles. Beginning with simple cars, it wasn't long before a young Ferguson had moved on to making buses and trains. In staying true to this field of inquiry for over two decades, today Ferguson stands as somewhat of an authority.
Chase Ferguson, Car, Mixed Media.
"Chase has a savant knowledge of transit and transportation," said Pamala Rogers, the director of Pure Vision Arts, the not-for-profit studio and gallery for artists with autism that Ferguson began attending in 2010. "He knows the make, model and year of all the cars, buses, trains and parking meters he creates and notes this information on the bottom of his pieces."
As for these pieces, in the years since Ferguson began attending Pure Vision Arts he has literally constructed thousands of anatomically-correct cars, trucks, subway cars, buses and trains used by the city. Thanks to Ferguson's ability to deconstruct objects into a two-dimensional plane, almost all of these sculptures began life as a flat piece of paper.
The paper doesn't stay flat for long, though.
"He was almost bursting out of the seams of the Pure Vision space," said Gabriel Florenz, a curator at Pioneer Works, recalling his first encounter with Ferguson's work. Through a board member at Pioneer Works, Florenz had come to hear about Pure Vision Arts and decided to pay the studio a visit.
Chase Ferguson with his sculptures. Image by Gerardo Somoza.
"Something intriguing about—for lack of a better term—outsider art is the idea of artists creating work without the idea of a spectator," said Florenz, who felt drawn to the authenticity of Ferguson and the other Pure Vision artists that he hopes to also exhibit, further down the line. "It's nice to be able to look at art and know that there's something inside of that person that they needed to do that and it gives them satisfaction. It doesn't matter that it needs to give me satisfaction, but it does."
Chase Ferguson, Double Parking Meter, Mixed Media, 44″ x 14″ x 3″.
Over the course of that Sunday, hundreds of visitors passed through Pioneer Works lofted halls, looking intently at Ferguson's work as the artist and his family stood proudly nearby. For good reason. The collection of work on show, titled Cars, Buses and Trains, marked Ferguson's first solo exhibition. Prior to this, Ferguson's work had been on show at the MADmusée in Belgium as well as being included in the The New York Transit Museum's permanent collection. And most recently, Ferguson's cars, buses, trains, and meters took a trip to the New York City Outsider Art Fair.
Ferguson's creations are on display at Pioneer Works until February 12.
Imagined Spaces at the 2017 Outsider Art Fair


The camp, run by the WVU School of Medicine's Department of Neuroscience, in association with the Rockefeller Neuroscience Institute, runs July 14 - 20 and is limited to 30 students.
Campers will participate in hands-on demonstrations with WVU faculty and graduate students in areas like neuroanatomy, studying the effects of light at night, impacts of stroke, and motion capture computer simulations of the body.
While attending the camp, campers will stay in WVU's Oakland Hall under the supervision of WVU employees. Housing, meals, transportation, evening programs, and outings are all included in the $700 per camper costs. Limited financial assistance may be available for those who qualify.
A tentative schedule is available online at medicine.hsc.wvu.edu/neuroscience. Click on the "Brain Camp" button for more information and to register.
Questions regarding the camp can be sent to Morgan Prunty at maprunty@hsc.wvu.edu.
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This half-day program is designed to introduce key terms and concepts to those new to Federal contracting. The program will provide an (abbreviated) overview of the life-cycle of a Federal project from cradle to grave — or, more technically, from formation (solicitations, bids, proposals, infrastructure, bid protests, etc.) to administration (performance, compliance, modifications, etc.) to cessation (close-outs, terminations, claims, appeals, audits, investigations, etc.).
Why Should Attend: Selling to the Federal Government is nothing like selling commercially. The rules are more complicated, the stakes are higher, and the consequences of missteps are greater. Practices that make perfect sense in the commercial world can wind you up on the receiving end of an audit or investigation in the Federal contracting world. Each year, countless companies rush to sell their goods and services to the Federal Government, only to find themselves ill-prepared to live up to the Government's expectations. Similarly, each year countless employees of those companies are asked to take on roles to protect the Company for which they often are ill-prepared. When it comes to contracting with the Federal Government, knowledge really is power. This program is designed to provide those new to Federal contracting with the ability to spot critical issues to protect the company (and themselves).
Who should attend? Anyone new to Government contracting — whether lawyers, contract administrators, program managers, business leaders, business owners, internal auditors, or anyone playing some role in contracting with the government — will benefit from this program. No prior knowledge of Federal contracting is required.


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Statement on the 2021 Election Results
By Twin Cities DSA member / November 8, 2021 / Blog, News, Press Release
The Twin Cities chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) congratulates our endorsed candidates and chapter members Robin Wonsley Worlobah, Jason Chavez, and Aisha Chughtai on their election to represent Wards 2, 9, and 10 on the Minneapolis City Council. We look forward to working with our elected members to push a working class… Read more »
DSA ENDORSED OMAR FATEH WINS PRIMARY ELECTION
By Twin Cities DSA member / September 6, 2020 / News, Press Release
On August 11th, Twin Cities DSA member Omar Fateh won the DFL primary for State Senate in SD62. Fateh's win represents the latest example of candidates who have unseated long-time Democratic incumbents by running on a platform of democratic socialism – with Jen McEwen's win in MN Senate District 7 being another cause for celebration.… Read more »
TCDSA COVID-19 Response: Live Media Conference
By Twin Cities DSA member / May 25, 2020 / News, Press Release
The Twin Cities Democratic Socialists of America (TCDSA) responds to the Walz-Flanagan administration's unscientific and reckless decision to reopen the state with a press conference highlighting stories from impacted Minnesotans. Following the Governor's lifting of the stay-at-home order on May17, 2020, essential workers and other vulnerable Minnesotans on the frontlines face a difficult choice: covering needs like rent and groceries, or ensuring their safety in COVID-19. Rather than re-opening during a life-threatening pandemic or further deepening our economic inequality, TCDSA believes there is an alternative path. This media conference will be held at the former BIX Produce Co. warehouse purchased by the state of Minnesota for $5.4 million to store the bodies of thousands of Minnesotans who will die in the peak of the pandemic.
This is not the working people's reopening
Twin Cities Democratic Socialists of America Respond to the Walz/Flanagan Administration's Business-First Reopening of the State I just don't think there's anything I can do, that can be done. We've been sold out. Minnesota Nurse Last week, Governor Tim Walz announced that Minnesota will begin reopening on May 18th with a full reopening of the… Read more »
Met Council/ Phone Zap
By Twin Cities DSA member / March 26, 2020 / Blog, Press Release
The bus drivers of Amalgamated Transit Union Local 1005 have been keeping our public transit system working, yet they are putting themselves at serious risk of contracting COVID-19. For their safety, ATU Local 1005 has been pushing for suspending fare collection and having passengers enter through rear doors. This past Tuesday, TC DSA's Labor Branch… Read more »
TCDSA Responds to Governor Walz Enacting Eviction Moratorium
By Twin Cities DSA member / March 23, 2020 / News, Press Release
March 23, 2020 Ever since a peacetime state of emergency was declared amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Minnesotans have been calling for a statewide eviction moratorium. Last week, hundreds of people made thousands of calls to the Walz Administration demanding that they take emergency action to guarantee healthcare, economic and social security, and safety amid this… Read more »
TCDSA Statement on Minnesota Emergency Response to COVID-19
MARCH 20, 2020 Minnesota residents are in the middle of an unprecedented public health crisis. With each passing day, people become more terrified, wondering if they will be evicted from their homes because they can't pay rent, unable to provide for their loved ones due to layoffs and small business closures, or forced to risk exposure… Read more »
Twin Cities DSA and friends protest Line 3, call out fossil fuel industry for buying political influence
By Twin Cities DSA member / February 29, 2020 / News, Press Release
On February 26, 2020, members of Twin Cities Democratic Socialists of America, Northfield Against Line 3, and other allies from the Movement to Stop Line 3 gathered in downtown Minneapolis at the offices of Winthrop & Weinstine—one of Minnesota's premier corporate law firms and lobby shops—to call out its relationship with Enbridge Energy, the company… Read more »
Statement to Governor Mark Dayton On Enbridge's Line 3 Tar Sands Pipeline
By Twin Cities DSA member / December 17, 2018 / Press Release
On December 6th, the Global Carbon Project released their report finding that global carbon dioxide emissions reached a new apex this year, comparing the rise to a "speeding freight train." 1 This news comes on the heels of the UN's Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) report warning of societal and ecological collapse if we… Read more »
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Posted on October 17, 2018 by Portsmouth Daily Times
Mohawks march on
Boys' and girls' soccer each win sectional matchup Tuesday night
By Missy Payne - PDT Sports Contributor
The Northwest Lady Mohawks won their first round sectional soccer game vs. Piketon Tuesday night at Valley High School.
Photo courtesy of Lisa Browning
The Northwest Lady Mohawks defeated the Piketon Redstreaks 4-1 in their sectional soccer match Tuesday night.
Lady Mohawks 4, Lady Redstreaks 1
Tuesday evening, the Northwest Lady Mohawks advanced to the second round of tournament action by defeating Piketon, 4-1. Northwest head coach Tim Amburgey following the win, said, "We knew coming into the match tonight that it would be tough. We split the regular season with Piketon and expected it to be a fight until the end. Offensively, Sydnie Jenkins was a presence in the midfield distributing the ball. Our scorers tonight, (Ellie) Curtis and (Lexi) Throckmorton are both sophomores and they lead our team in goals. That is exciting as a coach to have these young ladies who are getting better game by game."
Sophomore Ellie Curtis attempted two shots within the first eight minutes of play that were saved by the Redstreaks' goalie, Camryn Alexander. Lady Mohawks sophomore Lexi Throckmorton would score her first of three goals at the 24:06 mark of the first half. The assist was credited to junior Eva Reyes. At the 22:59 mark of the first half, Curtis scored an unassisted goal to bring the score to 2-0. Northwest would get three corner kicks in the half while Piketon had five.
At the 30:33 mark of the second half, Hannah Bay attempted a goal, but it fell short. At the 25:29 mark, Alexander was called for handling the ball outside of the box which allowed Jenkins an opportunity for a direct kick that sailed high. Then, a foul against Northwest led to Bay getting a direct kick that sailed high at 20:18 in the second half.
Throckmorton would earn her second goal of the night unassisted with 13:37 remaining in the match, extending their lead to 3-0. Ally Crothers answered back at the 11:47 mark with a direct kick after a foul, putting the Redstreaks on the board, but still trailing at 3-1. Curtis would attempt another goal, as did Throckmorton, but Alexander was credited with the save. At 1:00 mark of the match, Throckmorton attempted another kick that went wide. Then, with 10 seconds remaining in the contest, Throckmorton would score again on an unassisted goal, bringing home the Mohawks a 4-1 win against Piketon.
Coach Amburgey added following their victory, "The second half of the season has been good for us. We lost a key player in Destiny Ruth on the defensive side, but we have had several ladies step up and have a huge impact in recent games. Tonight was no different as (Eva) Reyes played her assignment perfectly and anytime we needed something cleaned up in the back, Kaley Hamilton was there to swoop in."
Senior Sydnie Jenkins of Northwest added following her goal performance and 4-1 team win, "I am very proud of not only tonight's game, but also of the past few games my team has played. We have worked really hard lately and have made tremendous improvement in the last few weeks. I think we have surprised a few teams lately, and I am beyond excited that we made history tonight by winning our first tournament game ever. We have accomplished a lot this season and I'm excited to see how the team does next year as they continue to improve."
Northwest travels on Wednesday to face a tough Lynchburg-Clay squad for a spot in the girls' district semifinals next Tuesday at Waverly.
Mohawks 3, Dragons 2
The Mohawks soccer team made it past the West Union Dragons 3-2 in their sectional match Tuesday night. Dragons' Conner Campbell would take the first shot of the night at the 33:55 mark, but Mohawks goalkeeper Nick Hicks would get the save. Northwest senior Evan Throckmorton took a corner kick at the 32:29 mark, but the Mohawks would fail to score. At the 27:04 mark, Throckmorton took a shot which was saved by West Union goalie Colt Parker. Throckmorton would try two more times at 22:40 and 20:23, both of which Parker would again save. Dragons' Zane Kingsolver would get the ball to take an unassisted goal, placing the first score of the night on the board at 18:28 to give West Union a 1-0 lead.
Throckmorton would return with a goal nearly two minutes later at the 16:29 mark on an assist from Trent Deemer. Just over a minute later, from 30 yards out, Throckmorton would again score on an assist from Cody Mosley at the 15:25 mark of the game. Throckmorton would try for a direct kick at 12:20 that was saved by Parker. With 7:10 remaining in the half, Campbell attempted a kick for the Dragons that sailed high. Northwest would try two more kicks in to the goal in the first half that were saved by Parker. West Union would also try two more kicks that both sailed high. With thirty-five seconds remaining in the half, West Union would score on an own goal, bringing the score to a 2-2 tie entering the break.
The second half would see Campbell of West Union with an attempt that went wide. Throckmorton would then follow with a direct kick at 45 yards out that just missed. At the 21:05 mark, Northwest senior Chase McClay made an unassisted goal to bring the Mohawks to a 3-2 lead. Northwest attempted five more kicks that were unsuccessful, but ultimately held off the Dragons to finish the game with the 3-2 win.
Northwest will host Valley in the sectional championship Wednesday night for a spot in the district semifinals where they will meet the winner of Rock Hill and Wheelersburg at Waverly immediately following the first district semifinal matchup of the day at approximately 1:00 p.m.
https://www.portsmouth-dailytimes.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/28/2018/10/web1_lisabrowning_photo2.jpgThe Northwest Lady Mohawks won their first round sectional soccer game vs. Piketon Tuesday night at Valley High School. Photo courtesy of Lisa Browning
https://www.portsmouth-dailytimes.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/28/2018/10/web1_lisabrowning_photo1.jpgThe Northwest Lady Mohawks defeated the Piketon Redstreaks 4-1 in their sectional soccer match Tuesday night. Photo courtesy of Lisa Browning
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