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BioM: Farning, Maxine Roselyn #2 (1949)
Contact: stan@wiclarkcountyhistory.org
Surnames: Farning, Haas, Hoffmann, Reeves, Schultz, Samuel
----Source: Colby Phonograph (Colby, Clark County, Wis.) 10/06/1949
Farning, Maxine Roselyn (Marriage - 1 Oct. 1949)
Miss Maxine Roselyn Farning, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Farning of Colby, became the bride of George Harry Haas, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Haas of Unity, route 1, at a nuptial service at Zion Lutheran church Saturday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock, Rev. O. Hoffmann officiating.
The bride was given in marriage by her father. She was attired in a gown of slipper satin, styled with a net yoke, and a scalloped hoop skirt. Her finger-tip veil fell from a pearl headed crown. Lace edged the yoke, the skirt and veil. Her shower bouquet consisted of asters and rosebuds attached to white streamers.
Miss Ella Haas, the groom's sister, was maid of honor and was attired in an azure blue taffeta gown and wore a matching hat. Miss Patricia Reeves of Colby and Mrs. Jerome Schultz of Unity, another sister of the groom, served as bridesmaids, and were gowned in American Beauty satin formals with matching hats. All the bride's attendants carried shower bouquets of asters.
Attending the groom as best man was the bride's brother, Max Farning. Other attendants were his brother, William Haas, Jr., and Jerome Schultz.
Karen Samuel of North Fond du Lac, and Arnold Samuel of Iowa City, two cousins of the bride, were flower girl and ring bearer, respectively. Karen wore a gown similar in style to the bride's.
The bride's mother wore a black dress with a corsage of roses and the groom's mother chose a green dress with an aster corsage.
Following the ceremony, a reception was held and a wedding dinner was served at the home of the bride's parents at 4:30 o'clock to 140 guests.
The bride is a graduate of Colby High School and the groom received his education in Stetsonville. The couple now are at home to friends on the groom's farm near Stetsonville.
Out of town guests at the wedding were from North Fond du Lac, Iowa City, Iowa, Chicago, Ill., Wausau, Marshfield, Dorchester and Abbotsford, Wis.


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Sacachispas Fútbol Club is an Argentine football club from the Villa Soldati district of Buenos Aires. The team currently plays in Primera B Metropolitana, the regionalised third division of the Argentine football league system.

History

In 1948, Roberto González and Aldo Vázquez, neighbors of Nueva Pompeya at the south of Buenos Aires, decided to form a football team to play the Evita championships. Vázquez played at River Plate lower divisions and contacted former player Carlos Peucelle (who was the coordinator by then) with the objective of River Plate allowed some of its players to play for the recently formed team.

The name "Sacachispas" was taken from the fictitious squad that starred in Pelota de Trapo, a movie that had been a huge success in Argentina. Sacachispas reached the Evita championship final at Estadio Monumental, with president Juan Perón and his wife Eva Duarte (who had given her name to the tournament) attending the match. After Perón noted that Sacachispas did not have a field, he made the arrangements to get a land where the club could build a stadium.

The first stadium was built in Lacarra and Corrales Avenue. The club set an official date of foundation on October 17, 1948, as a tribute to Perón's intercession. Sacachispas affiliated to the Argentine Football Association in 1954, winning the Primera D tournament in its debut season. Nevertheless, Sacachispas has never reached the Primera División.

In 2012, the club changed its name to "Sacachispas Mercado Central Fútbol Club", after an agreement signed with Club Atlético Mercado Central, the sports club of Mercado Central de Buenos Aires. The agreement stated that the Mercado Central would make a monthly payment of $ 100,000 to Sacachispas. This agreement was an alliance but not a merger of both clubs.

Nevertheless, the agreement between Sacachispas and Mercado Central came to an end in 2014 and Sacachispas returned to its original name and emblem.

Titles
Primera C: 2016–17
Primera D: 1954, 1999–00, 2002–03

References

External links

Association football clubs established in 1948
1948 establishments in Argentina

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BRIDES OF DESTRUCTION upcoming tour dates:
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64th Annual GRAMMY AWARDS To Take Place In Las Vegas In April
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How do I create a specimen label for my lab order?
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Select Lab ordering specimen collection settings under Labs and Imaging.
Click the icon next to My practice collects specimens on site. A drop-down will appear, allowing you to specify your label type. Note: In order to utilize Dymo specimen label printing, you must update your Dymo software to version 8.5.3 or higher.
If you are connected with Labcorp and will be printing specimen labels, select either LabCorp 8-label paper (recommended) or Avery 5434.
LabCorp 8-label paper is an 8.5 x 11" sheet of paper with allocated specimen labels that you may request from your LabCorp representative. This special sheet with incorporated labels enables you to print order requisitions and specimen labels in one easy step.
Avery 5434 is a secondary, LabCorp-approved option to print specimen labels. You may order Avery 5434 label sheets from any office supply store. You'll need to adjust your printer to accommodate the 4x6" paper size for this Avery label type.
If you are connected with Quest and will be printing specimen labels, select either Dymo 450, Basic Avery or Quest Standard.
Quest Standard is a specimen label type that you may request from your Quest representative.
If your practice is using a Dymo printer, there are a few additional steps you'll need to take. Please note that you'll need to repeat these steps for each computer you are using to print specimen labels.
To install necessary drivers, please first visit the Dymo support website and select your applicable product. Ensure that you are using version 8.5.3 or higher.
Once installed, restart your browser.
1. Ensure that you have the latest version of the Dymo software installed. To check for the latest version, you can visit the Dymo website here.
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Once you have clicked "Proceed to localhost" a success message will be displayed to confirm that your Dymo Label Web Service is up and running. Once that confirmation displays, you should be able to print Dymo labels in Google Chrome without issue.
Once you've enabled specimen collection for your practice, creating a label becomes part of your ordering process. To begin creating an order, select Add Lab Order from the Actions drop down within a patient's chart. For more information on how to use the Lab Order functionality, please see: How do I use Add Order for Labs/Imaging?
When completing your lab order, you will have the option to add a specimen for collection for each test.
Input a specimen number, type, collection date/time, and any applicable specimen notes. For each specimen that you create in the Lab Order, you will be able to print a specimen label.
To print the specimen labels, select Specimen Labels or Labels from the left hand side of the order summary. This will then display the information to print, and you can select Print labels in the bottom right corner.
Note: If you do not see the option to print these labels when ordering a lab, the setting has likely not been enabled by an admin in your practice. Please see above for steps to enable specimen label printing.
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using System.Linq.Expressions;
using System.Reactive.Linq;

namespace SciChart.UI.Reactive.Observability
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                viewModel.WhenPropertyChanged(property4),
                viewModel.WhenPropertyChanged(property5),
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Tanners Lane
Tanners Lane is one of those places which has been around for centuries but you could live in Cheltenham all your life and never know of its existence. Partly because it's far enough out of town to be off the edge of most older maps, but also because there's practically nothing there. It does, however, have a history.
Imagine, if you will, a time when Hester's Way was just fields around a farmhouse and Princess Elizabeth Way was completely non-existent. Arle was a self-contained village distinctly separate from Cheltenham. A few yards to the south of the village, Alstone Lane led westward from the hamlet of Alstone, but as the area was just open fields it didn't go anywhere in particular, just fizzled out into an unmade footpath, eventually joining up with Village Road just below the village of Arle. This section of footpath was called Tanners Lane.
The name goes back to at least 1776 when it was marked on an enclosure map as Tanhouse Lane. Which suggests it was probably named after the local tanning industry which was quite big in Alstone, having its heyday during the 17th century.
In the 1930s, when Brooklyn Road was developed, most of the footpath was built up and formalised into what is now Orchard Way. The big change however came in 1951, when Princess Elizabeth Way sheered the village of Arle in half down the middle, and the development of the Hester's Way housing estate began on a large scale. The (undeveloped) western end of Orchard Way was sliced off, and retained its original name of Tanners Lane.
Here's what the area looked like in the 1920s, before PE Way and before the housing estates.
1927 map. It's not easy to equate this with the present road layout because it has drastically changed. Village Road is the vertical one running down past the left hand side of Arle village – it's now hemmed in by residential streets, but here it was very isolated and rural. Alstone Lane goes as far as Brooklyn Road (as it still does today) and then turns into a footpath as far as Village Road. This footpath was originally Tanners Lane. The whole area shown on this map is now densely built up. PE Way now slices right through the village of Arle and cuts through both the footpaths shown here.
It also slices through Arle Road, which originally went right through Arle village but is now a dead end where it meets PE Way. The dogleg curve shown on this map is still there, but is now a cul-de-sac, and Arle Road's former western end is now Kingsmead Road. The brook shown here running from east to west across the lower part of the map is a tributory of the River Chelt – it is now almost entirely culverted and built over.
The junction where Orchard Way (foreground) is cut off from Tanners Lane (where the bollards are) by Princess Elizabeth Way. Originally the ancient line of this road just carried on uninterrupted to where those three terraced cottages are, where it then joins up with Village Road. If you're at all familiar with this stretch of road you can probably guess how long I had to stand here to get a picture without any cars in it.
So Tanners Lane, once a footpath across the fields, is now a strangely misplaced relic, a stump separated from its original course, and isolated in what otherwise appears to be a modern housing estate. It still isn't much more than a footpath as it isn't properly surfaced, and it only has a couple of houses on one side … the other side butting up against the wall of a 1960s church. This cottage (which looks to me like a modern one in Victorian style) is about all there is to see in the lane.
Elmhurst Cottage
Although Hester's Way is synonymous with a housing estate begun in the early 1950s, the name goes back a lot further than this. It was originally an enclosure name for an area of fields which included a farm, known as Hester's Way since the early 1800s but going back to at least 1714 when it was known as Hayster's Way. There was a plan to develop a 'beautiful' housing scheme there as far back as the 1860s, and a few preliminary roads were laid down, but nothing came of it and the fields remained untouched for the best part of the next century.
Many of the old cottages of Arle village were demolished under compulsory purchase orders when the estate was built, but there are a few incongruous survivors. Including Tanner's Cottages, a terrace of three small 19th century houses, with a smaller but very pretty adjoining one called Box Cottage, which front onto Village Road at the corner of Tanners Lane, all with long front gardens. Presumably the cottages were named after the lane, but it's also been noted that there was a Tanner family living in the area in the early 19th century.
Tanner's Cottages, a Victorian oasis left intact among the post-war estates.
Tanners Lane also lends its name to a nearby residential development off Orchard Way, called Tanner's Road (spelt with an apostrophe) which dates from around 1939.
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Date : November 8 2009
Tags: Cheltenham, Orchard Way, Princess Elizabeth Way, Tanners Lane, Village Road
Categories : Arle, Hester's Way
barb woodham (06:33:37) :
Love your site, photos, maps and information make me feel like I know the place.
Am particularly interested in your information on Casino House, do you have a reference re William Childe having the school in Casino House?
Catherine Shawcross (11:04:18) :
Hi, it was nice to see my house, Tanners Cottages, on this site and read the relating information! Elmhurst Cottage at the top of the Lane is an original Victorian House, I believe owned by the Booths. There was a Tannery in Tanners Cottages back garden which once owned the land up to the culvert on Hesters Way Road.The cottages date back to the 1840's. It would be great if anyone had any information about Tanners Cottages that could be passed on to me!
Rebsie (12:17:18) :
Wow, that's really useful information Catherine, thank you! I knew there must have been a tannery somewhere in the area but didn't know it was actually behind the cottages. It does make sense though. If I come across any more information about the cottages I'll pass it on.
Erica Price (20:01:07) :
It's a bit off topic, but thought this plaque that West Midlands police have found may be of interested to anyone interested to Arle and the Welch family.
http://www.west-midlands.police.uk/latest-news/appeal.asp?id=4554
Gill (18:43:50) :
Is Box Cottage in the photo? I am interested in the Booths who used to live there.
heavenhappens (11:03:03) :
The 1960s church was called St Thomas More's Catholic Church but it was demolished in about 2014.
The parish hall was then converted so that services could still be held there.
Ann Wallace (09:11:51) :
Have just discovered your webpages. Very interesting. Thank you. I used to live in Orchard Avenue and I'm sure it was the Booth's cottage that I went to because they had two ponies that I loved to groom and sometimes ride. My parents knew nothing about the world of horses so visits to the Booths were wonderful for me and I could easily walk there from my house in the early mid to late 1950s.. I'm not sure how welcome I was but they tolerated me. Anything to be near horses.
Graham Wilks (15:10:54) :
Catherine. When I lived in Village Road in the 1950s I recall one of the Tanners Cottages (possibly the middle one) being a small shop run by two elderly (to me anyway) ladies. They sold sweets and and it was a favourite destination to spend my pocket money on sherbet fountains, liquorice sticks, penny chews, etc.


Three cars were involved in a minor traffic accident that City Councilman Jose Huizar was in before he was given a DUI sobriety test that he passed, a spokesman said.
"I can confirm that three cars were involved and the Councilmember was given a breathalyzer test, which registered a zero," Huizar spokesman Rick Coca said in a statement Thursday night after the accident.
The accident was reported about 7 p.m. on East 1st Street near the 101 Freeway in Boyle Heights, the Los Angeles Police Department said. One person at the scene complained of injuries and was examined by paramedics but not taken to a hospital, police said.
Police described Huizar as cooperative as he was being tested. He was released afterward.
At the scene, Huizar's Toyota Highlander was parked behind a General Motors Saturn, which had major damage on the trunk. The accident was being investigated by Central Traffic Division detectives.
Huizar, 44, was elected to the City Council in 2005 with the support of Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa. He lives in Boyle Heights. His 14th District stretches from downtown to Eagle Rock.


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Video Production Schools In Connecticut
In Connecticut, there are 6 accredited schools where video production classes faculty can find employment. The trends in Connecticut's video production academic community can be evaluated by looking at the statistics and graphs below. Academia in video production includes video production training at the following levels:
270 Mohegan Ave, New London, Connecticut 06320
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Connecticut Vs. National Video Production Employment
Connecticut 2,700
Approximately 2% of the country's video production professionals work in Connecticut state.
Employment Growth for Video production professionals In Connecticut
Video Production is a growing field in Connecticut. In Connecticut, 420 more video production professionals were working in 2010, than there were in 2006. So, in four years, the number of video production professionals has grown by 18%. This growth is faster than the change in the number of video production professionals around the country. Nationally, the number of video production professionals has grown by 14% from 2006 to 2010.
Video Production VS. All Professions salaries in Connecticut
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In Connecticut, as the number of video production professionals is growing, the salaries earned by video production professionals are decreasing. In 2006 video production professionals made a mean salary of $51,233 per year, and in 2010 they made $27,262 per year.
Salary percentiles for Video production professionals in Connecticut
Thus, there was a 88% decline in video production professionals' salaries. This decline is quite different from state trends for all professionals. Within the field of video production, there is a huge variation in pay, with the highest paid video production professionals earning 179% more money than those in the bottom 10% of the pay bracket in Connecticut state.
Average Salaries for Video production professionals and related professions in Connecticut
Computer Animation $62,410
Video Production $27,262
In Connecticut, video production professionals make, on average, less than their counterparts in related professions.
Video Production programs available for each degree type for all schools in Connecticut
As the number of video production professionals is increasing in Connecticut state, the number of students graduating from the 6 accredited video production schools in Connecticut state is also increasing. In Connecticut, there were 72 graduates in 2006. And there were 93 graduates from video production courses in 2010.
Thus there was a 29% percent increase in the number of video production school degree or certificate graduates in Connecticut. A majority of these graduates, or 50%, graduated with an bachelor's degree in video production.
Video Production Faculty Salaries in Connecticut
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Luann Jennings holds a BFA in acting from Baylor University and an MFA in directing from University of Tennessee—Knoxville. She studied arts entrepreneurship, policy, and leadership, at NYU, Columbia, Lincoln Center, and National Arts Strategies. She has directed theatrical performances in Atlanta and New York City and now focuses on community development through arts entrepreneurship, leadership, advocacy, and education.
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Ribbon Cut on New Little Caesars Arena
As the official debut of the new, innovative Little Caesars Arena nears, several hundred community stakeholders, professional athletes, government officials and fans gathered today at the sports and entertainment complex for a ribbon cutting ceremony that signified the continued revitalization of Detroit.
Little Caesars Arena is the product of 600,000 hours of hard work logged by Detroit construction workers. Alongside thousands of other tradesmen and women and more than 800 apprentices—the team has worked to build the new home of the Detroit Red Wings and Detroit Pistons.
So far, The District Detroit has also awarded more than $475 million in contracts to Detroit-based companies, while Michigan-based companies, including those in Detroit, have received nearly $700 million in contracts.
The District Detroit is one of the largest sports and entertainment developments in the country. Located in the heart of Detroit, this 50-block, mixed-use development led by the Ilitch organization unites eight world-class theaters, five neighborhoods and three professional sports venues in one vibrant, walkable destination for people who want to live, work and play in an exciting urban environment. Home to the Detroit Tigers, Detroit Red Wings, Detroit Pistons and Detroit Lions — The District Detroit represents the greatest density of professional sports teams in one downtown core in the country.


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In what could prove to be a real breakthrough for impoverished regions around the world, scientists from Stanford University have proposed an accurate way to identify poverty in areas previously void of valuable survey information. This was made possible through machine learning, extracting information about poverty from high-resolution satellite imagery. These improved poverty maps could certainly help aid organizations and policymakers distribute funds more efficiently and enact policies more effectively.
The researchers built upon their knowledge of few places in the world where one can tell the computer with certainty whether the people living there are rich or poor. They used the "nightlight" data to identify features in the higher-resolution daytime imagery that are correlated with economic development since the areas that are brighter at night are usually more developed. They fed the computer three data sources — night light images, daytime images, and actual survey data; to build an algorithm that predicts how rich or poor any given area is.
Building the algorithm took a two-step process called "transfer learning." First, researchers showed a neural network daytime and night time images of five African countries: Uganda, Tanzania, Nigeria, Malawi, and Rwanda. Using deep learning techniques, they taught it to predict where night lights would be by looking at the daytime images and searching for correlations. For the second step, researchers used a different model called a ridge regression model, which already knows the connection between land features and lights.
The next step researchers feel is to upgrade the model to work on other countries and better map the poverty across the world. The findings were published in the journal Science.


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Алтарь Сан-Марко (), также известный как Мадонна и святые — работа художника Фра Беато Анджелико, которая была сделана в соборе Святого Марка, Флоренция. Данную работу заказал в 1438 году Козимо Медичи Старший, и была она завершена в 1443 году. В сопровождение к главной панели, на которой изображена возведённая на престол Дева Мария, было создано 9 панелей предела, повествующих о легенде святых покровителей, Космы и Дамиана. На сегодняшний день Собор Святого Марка владеет двумя панелями, выкупленными собором обратно в 2007 году.

Описание
На алтаре Сан-Марко изображён портрет Девы и Ребёнка, сидящих на троне, окружённом святыми и ангелами. Рассматривая детали данной работы, можно заметить довольно новаторские решения в деталях образа Богородицы с младенцем, которые помогают сложить некий гармонический образ фигур с пейзажем. Гранатовый вышитый занавес за Марией и ребёнком устанавливает чёткую горизонтальную линию, отделяющую события, изображённые на картине, от пейзажа позади неё. Алтарь расположен на недавно созданной единой прямоугольной панели, что помогает превратить типичную станковую живопись в основной образ алтаря. Представление фигур, установленных в рамках согласованного живописного пространства, также было новой техникой, используемой Фра Беато Анджелико. Следует обратить внимание на плоскость, в которой расположен ковёр, ибо данный приём усиливает глубину картины. Использование пространства Фра Беато Анджелико является исключительным, поскольку мастер создаёт чувство равновесия по обе стороны Девы и Ребёнка, но также оставляет доступное пространство на ковре, приближающемся к Деве и Ребёнку, чтобы зритель не чувствовал себя заблокированным или перегруженным. Эта симметрия и порядок позволят зрителю ясно видеть картину издалека. Он также использует натуралистические эффекты света и цвета в сочетании с различными цветными узорами. Естественные цвета способствуют чуть более тёмному оттенку картины, что может подчеркнуть силу святости момента данной процессии.

Реставрация
В девятнадцатом веке картина была подвергнута реставрационным работам. Очистку проводили с использованием каустической соды, когда оттирание поверхности картины производят до подкраски. Это привело к тому, что картина потеряла большую часть своей глазури, которая придаёт оттенок света и цвета. Все тонкие модуляции цвета и света, использованные Фра Беато Анджелико для усиления неподвижного пафоса лиц, были стёрты. Единственное, что было сохранено, это незначительные следы литых теней к нижним краям драпировок, которые свидетельствуют о том, как Фра Беато Анджелико придал суровым средневековым образам новые оттенки красоты и формы, переведя его в рациональный язык репрезентативного стиля.

См. также
 Фра Филиппо Липпи
 Кватроченто
 Флорентийская республика

Примечания

Литература
 Dempsey С. The Early Renaissance and Vernacular Culture. — Harvard University Press, 2012.
 Charles V. Renaissance Art. — Parkstone International, 2014.
 Beissel S. Fra Angelico. — Parkstone International, 2008
 Salatino K. The frescoes of Fra Angelico for the chapel of Nicholas V: Art and ideology in Renaissance Rome. — University of Pennsylvania, 1992.

Ссылки
 Официальный сайт храма Святого Марка
 Описание Фра Анджелико на странице в Британике

Картины фра Беато Анджелико
Алтарные картины


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Fond du Lac City Council approves April public safety referendum, voters to decide
FOND DU LAC - Taxpayers will decide next spring whether to fund more firefighters, paramedics and police officers in the city.
The Fond du Lac City Council approved a resolution on Wednesday that would place a referendum question on the April 6 ballot to exceed the levy limit to employ and equip six additional full-time firefighter/paramedics and six additional full-time police officers.
If city residents pass the referendum, the tax levy in 2022 — and every year going forward — would carry a $1,303,287 increase to cover the cost. This adds about 43 cents to the mill rate per thousand dollars of property value, or about $64.50 annually on a home valued at $150,000, City Manager Joe Moore said.
The current mill rate in the city's 2021 budget is $9.20 per thousand dollars of property value — about $1,380 on that same home.
The referendum was approved in a 5-2 vote, with Council President Brian Kolstad and members Arletta Allen, Kay Miller, Ben Giles and Alicia Hans voting in favor.
"This is the most important thing in our city right now — this is something we all need to get behind so we show confidence in the city," Miller told the council.
Dan Degner and Donna Richards cast the dissenting votes. Degner said he was voting against the referendum because it wasn't the right time to raise taxes by 4.69% and there are currently seven unfilled positions in the police department due to a lack of enough qualified applicants.
"The data is incomplete due to these unfilled positions we can't fill," Degner said.
Richards said she wanted to see other types of personnel, besides police officers, who could work with people's mental health needs in the city.
Police Chief Bill Lamb and Fire Chief Pete O'Leary first brought up staffing shortages in fall 2019, painting a grim picture of the dire need for additional officers and firefighters/paramedics to cover the city's growing problems, namely: gun violence, substance abuse, untreated mental illness and family dysfunction.
Calls to their departments for emergency responses continue to increase each year and both Lamb and O'Leary say the personnel shortage puts a strain on their employees.
Fond du Lac Fire & Rescue currently employs 65 firefighter/paramedics, split between three shifts.
"Each time we have to call another transport agency in to transport patients which we cannot because of our own call volume, we don't receive the revenue from that response," O'Leary said. "Moreover is the increased number of times which we have to take a fire engine out of service to staff one of our backup ambulances."
Violent crimes in the city are up 45% and domestic and aggravated assaults rose as much as 70% in recent years, Lamb said in an August report to the council.
Since the COVID-19 pandemic hit the city in March, the number of police responses to drug overdoses, suicides and suicide attempts have increased. Lamb said dealing with mental illness calls in the community remains one of the department's greatest challenges.
"We get calls when people hit crisis levels," Lamb said. "And until society adds additional medical resources to help these people, the problem will get increasingly worse."
The police department has 73 sworn law enforcement officers, and an additional six officers would give those already on the force adequate time to rest and recover between shifts, the chief said.
In August alone, 77 full shifts of overtime were needed to keep the department at minimum staffing levels.
The cost of filling that gap is an additional $620,000 in overtime costs, above the department's $11.6 million budget.
"It's hard on the people. It's hard on their families and bottom line, it's not healthy," Lamb said.
Salaries for a police officer range from $53,400 (starting) to $74,252 (15 years). Firefighter/paramedics run from $53,585 to $77,126.
The council previously discussed holding the referendum during the Nov. 3 presidential election, but those plans were put on hold. In a memorandum to the council, Moore suggested "pausing this conversation with the intent to resume it in 2021."
Although the council at that time came to a general consensus on the need for increased police and fire/rescue staffing, they could not agree on how to fund it, due to the COVID-19 pandemic and its unknown impact on the city's budget.
Moore said city officials did look at funding additional police and fire positions from internal sources, but it would have permanently reduced departmental budgets by between $500,000 and $600,000 and significantly impacted other services provided by the city.
The city plans to hire a marketing consultant to assist with referendum plans. The cost of $32,000 would cover services that include public forums, surveys, web content creation and targeted mailings, Moore said.
Fond du Lac voters last weighed in on a city referendum in November 2014 on a resolution that called for an amendment to the U.S. Constitution restricting political contributions by organizations and companies.
Move to Amend Fond du Lac submitted about 3,000 petition signatures to the City Clerk's Office, asking the Council the refer the resolution to referendum, which it did. The referendum was approved by 73% of the voters.
Contact Sharon Roznik at 920-907-7936 or sroznik@gannett.com. Follow her on Facebook at facebook.com/reporterroz/
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The only member of the genus Phyllomedusa to be completely terrestrial and overall dark brown in coloration. The genus Phyllomedusa is collectively known as the Leaf-frogs/monkey tree frogs due to their cataleptic movements as they move across trees. Duellman et al. (1988) express their surprise at finding a member of this genus to be terrestrial. A small species in which the male measures 37.4 mm and the female 44.6 SVL. This species differs from its congeners by the following characters: 1) dorsum brown with scattered metallic green flecks, 2) tympanum large (65-82% of eye diameter), 3) limbs short (tibia length 36-40% of SVL), 4) subarticular tubercles large, prominent, 5) phalanges and metatarsals (especially 4th toe) short and robust, 6) frontoparietals fused medially (no frontoparietal fontanelle visible dorsally), 7) palatines absent. Head tends to be large, slightly wider than body and lsightly longer than wide; 37.9-42.8% of SVL. Pupils elliptical. Order of fingers from shortest to longest 2-1-4-3. Nuptial excrescences weakly developed in breeding males. Limbs relatively short, tibia length is 36.8-40.5% SVL. Skin smooth dorsally; ventral skin surfaces granular. Purplish-brown dorsal coloration both day and night with green metallic flecks scattered. Lacks characteristic flash coloration in inguinal region. Iris pale creamy bonze with minute black flecks, eye-shine red-orangeVocal slits in males extend from the posterolateral base of the tongue to corner of mouth, vocal sac single, medial, and subgular. Well developed parotoid glands are present in this species, although they are not visible externally. Sacrum and coccyx are fused and vomerine teeth are absent (variable characters within Phyllomedusine frogs).
Tadpoles were collected at Orton Stage 27 (at 8 days): body length 7.5-9.0 mm, total length 22.5-25.5 mm. Spiracular tube short, flaplike, ventral, sinistral to midline opening at the center of the body. Snout is pale lime green and rest of body black wieth silvery blue belly and an elongate orange blotch on dorsal part of anterior half of dorsal fin.
Known from only two localities which are separated by approximately 270 km. Cuzco Amazonico (a reserve) on the Rio Madre de Dios, and the Rio Manu in the Parque Nacional Manu. Both are of seasonally dry rainforest habitat.
Duellman, W. E., Cadle, J.E., and Cannatella, D.C. (1988). ''A new species of terrestrial Phyllomedusa (Anura: Hylidae) from southern Peru.'' Herpetologica, 44(1), 91-95.
Species Account Citation: AmphibiaWeb 2004 Phyllomedusa atelopoides <http://amphibiaweb.org/species/639> University of California, Berkeley, CA, USA. Accessed Apr 23, 2019.


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Q: Representation Theory of $SL(2,\mathbb R)$ The representation theory regarding the finite-dimensional representations of $SL(2,\mathbb C)$ is well-understood; namely, they all decompose into irreducibles $V_n$, $\dim(V) = n > 0$. Furthermore one knows that $V_n$ is isomorphic to the space of degree $n-1$ homogeneous polynomials in two variables with linear group action. The physical interpretation is also well-known: $V_n$ is the Hilbert space for the internal state space corresponding to the spin degrees of freedom for a particle of spin $(n-1)/2$. Aside from the trivial representation none of these are unitary.
The mathematics of its infinite-dimensional unitary representations is well-understood, though not as well-known. I would like to understand the physical interpretations of these representations.
As a simpler case, I thought to first consider the unitary representations of $SL(2,\mathbb R)$, which are also well-understood. Aside from the trivial one, the unitary representations are all infinite-dimensional and fall into four categories. Of these four, two have discrete parameters while the other two have continuous parameters.
A few years back I traced through the isomorphism of $PSL(2,\mathbb C)$ with the Lorentz group and found that $PSL(2,\mathbb R)$ corresponded to the subgroup of Lorentz transformations fixing the $y$-direction. (I've never seen this mentioned anywhere though so I could be mistaken about this.) Granting this physical interpretation of $SL(2,\mathbb R)$, its unitary, irreducible representations should admit physical interpretations compatible with an interpretation for the representations of the total group $SL(2,\mathbb C)$. Presumably these are internal state spaces for particles which are coming to/from infinity and the parameters have to do with angular momentum or something like that. Does anybody know or have a reference?

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"""
Toolbox related to REST services
"""

import time
import random
import requests

# Initialize pseudo-random number generator
random.seed(time.time())

def make_rest_request_content_type_json(url):
    # TODO - Magic number here!!!
    n_attempts = 42
    response = None
    while n_attempts:
        n_attempts -= 1
        try:
            response = requests.get(url, headers={"Content-Type": "application/json"})
        except Exception as e:
            # Any possible exception counts towards the attempt counter
            # Random wait - TODO - Another magic number!!!
            time.sleep(random.randint(30))
            continue
        if response.ok:
            return response.json()
        # Random wait - TODO - Another magic number!!!
        time.sleep(random.randint(10))
    response.raise_for_status()

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Simple LAMP environment inside Vagrant box. Based on official `ubuntu/xenial64` box.

## In the box:

- Ubuntu 16.04
- Apache 2.4
- MySQL 5.7
- PHP 7.0

### Additionally installed:

- PHP cURL
- PHP Mcrypt
- phpMyAdmin
- Git
- Composer

## How to set up:

Assuming that VirtualBox (https://www.virtualbox.org/) and Vagrant (https://www.vagrantup.com/) are already installed on your computer.

1. Clone or download + unzip repository
2. In your terminal go to the directory and type `vagrant up`
3. Wait
4. Enjoy

## How to use:

After setup is finished, go to http://192.168.33.10/ in your browser. You should see the `phpinfo()` page.
`./www/`(or `/vagrant/www/` inside the box) is your "DocumentRoot". I recommend to keep your projects in the `projects/` folder. And make symlinks from `www/` to `public_html` folder of your project. But it's up to you.

`phpMyAdmin` is accessible at http://192.168.33.10/phpmyadmin/ Username is 'root', password - '12345678'

*tested with VirtualBox v5.0.26 and Vagrant 1.8.4


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Down Arts Centre is delighted to introduce a new, innovative puppet theatre company, all the way from Monaghan, to Downpatrick. Creature Works will perform their super-charged theatrical adventure for children aged 5+ and their families, The Time Machine on Saturday 8 February at 1.30pm and 3.30pm.
The Time Machine is a gripping tale, jam-packed full of comedy, general mayhem and flatulent monsters! Follow our intrepid hero as he bravely ventures centuries into the future, then watch the adventure unfold as the Professor and his young side kicks, Charlie and Rosie, try desperately to get back to the present. Creature Works' production of The Time Machine takes young adventurers on a hi-tech roller coaster ride through the fourth dimension with 'muppet' style puppets, CGI animated projections, special effects, cinematic sound and much, much more.
Creature Works was created in a little farmhouse, deep in the wilds of the Monaghan drumlins, in late 2011 by Designer and Illustrator Tim Evans. What was meant to be a nice little hobby soon became a behemoth of ambitious business plans, character sketching and the constant scribbling of project ideas and outlines. Tim realised very quickly that if he wanted his big ideas to come to fruition he'd need help, and lots of it, and so began getting a team together. By summer 2012 Creature Works had acquired a very talented young team of performers and artists, each with their own unique skill-sets.
In early 2013 work on The Time Machine began, and it premiered in Castleblayney in June that year to 600 family and friends. The latter part of 2013 saw Creature Works perform at a variety of summer festivals including Carlingford Oyster Festival and Arva 3 Provinces Festival. Creature Works strives to produce the best in live children's entertainment, using puppets, animation, special effects, cinematic sound and of course fantastically funny and gripping storylines to create really innovative, ground-breaking puppet shows.
The Time Machine is suitable for age 5+ and contains some loud noises, flashing imagery and strobe lighting.


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Q: Studying $ u_{n}=\frac{1}{n!}\int_0^1 (\arcsin x)^n \mathrm dx $ I would like to find a simple equivalent of:
$$ u_{n}=\frac{1}{n!}\int_0^1 (\arcsin x)^n \mathrm dx $$
We have:
$$ 0\leq u_{n}\leq \frac{1}{n!}\left(\frac{\pi}{2}\right)^n \rightarrow0$$
So $$ u_{n} \rightarrow 0$$
Clearly:
$$ u_{n} \sim \frac{1}{n!} \int_{\sin(1)}^1 (\arcsin x)^n \mathrm dx $$
But is there a simpler equivalent for $u_{n}$?
Using integration by part:
$$ \int_0^1 (\arcsin x)^n \mathrm dx = \left(\frac{\pi}{2}\right)^n - n\int_0^1 \frac{x(\arcsin x)^{n-1}}{\sqrt{1-x^2}} \mathrm dx$$
But the relation
$$ u_{n} \sim \frac{1}{n!} \left(\frac{\pi}{2}\right)^n$$
seems to be wrong...

A: The change of variable $x=\cos\left(\frac{\pi s}{2n}\right)$ yields
$$
u_n=\frac1{n!}\left(\frac\pi2\right)^{n+2}\frac1{n^2}v_n,
$$
with
$$
v_n=\int_0^n\left(1-\frac{s}n\right)^n\,\frac{2n}\pi \sin\left(\frac{\pi s}{2n}\right)\,\mathrm ds.
$$
When $n\to\infty$, $\left(1-\frac{s}n\right)^n\mathbf 1_{0\leqslant s\leqslant n}\to\mathrm e^{-s}$ and $\frac{2n}\pi \sin\left(\frac{\pi s}{2n}\right)\mathbf 1_{0\leqslant s\leqslant n}\to s$. Both convergences are monotonic hence $v_n\to\int\limits_0^\infty\mathrm e^{-s}\,s\,\mathrm ds=1$. Finally,
$$
u_n\sim\frac1{(n+2)!}\left(\frac\pi2\right)^{n+2}.
$$

A: This is not a complete answer, but an improved inequality. From
$$
\arcsin x\le \frac{\pi}{2}\,x
$$
you get
$$
u_n\le\frac{1}{(n+1)!}\Bigr(\frac{\pi}{2}\Bigl)^n.
$$

A: Substitute $x = \sin(t)$ to get
$$
u_n = \frac{1}{n!}\int_0^{\pi/2} t^n \cos(t) dt.
$$
The following equalities hold for all integers $m \geq 0$ (which can be checked by partial integration):
$$
\frac{1}{n!}\int_0^{\pi/2} t^n \left(\tfrac{\pi}{2} - t \right)^m dt = \frac{m!}{(n + m + 1)!}\left(\frac{\pi}{2}\right)^{n + m + 1}.
$$
Then it follows from the Taylor expansion of $\cos(t)$ around $t = \pi/2$
$$
\cos(t) = \sin \left(\tfrac{\pi}{2} - t \right) = \sum_{m=0}^{\infty}\frac{(-1)^m}{(2m + 1)!}\left(\tfrac{\pi}{2} - t\right)^{2m+1}
$$
that
$$
u_n = \sum_{m=0}^{\infty} \frac{(-1)^m}{(n+2m+2)!}\left(\frac{\pi}{2}\right)^{n + 2m + 2}.
$$
The growth in $n$ is determined by the first term ($m=0$) so
$$
u_n \sim \frac{1}{(n+2)!}\left(\frac{\pi}{2}\right)^{n + 2}.
$$


Below is a list of frequently asked questions for Students in Sulets Halls of Residence.
Applications could not be easier, simply select your building you would like to live at and click "Book Now" which will take you to the application hub. You will need to be over 18 and have a guarantor or alternatively pay the rent in two instalments instead of four.
How do I re-book my room for next year?
A guarantor is a family member that works full time , they will need to have their own email address and will sign a contract to agree to pay the rent if you don't.
What do I have to pay to reserve a room?
If you are staying in one of our halls of residence, there is no deposit to pay. However, you will be required to pay a one-off Energy Contribution which covers all utilities including internet access for the duration of the tenancy. This sum is not refundable.
Who will manage and maintain the property after I have moved in?
Once you have moved in, Sulets will be your main point of contact for everything to do with your contract and rent payments. With regard to maintenance of the buildings we work in partnership with the building owners Student Roost who take care of everything from your post, to security and cleaning.
How do I pay Sulets?
Please note only debit cards are accepted.
Who will pay for the gas, water, electric and other utilities?
If you are living in one of our halls of residence then all your bills are taken care of by Sulets this includes broadband and wi-fi.
Please note, it is the tenant's responsibility to arrange their own TV license so make sure you get this in place for when you move in, for information click here.
If you are living in one of our halls of residence then basic insurance is included free of charge. If you require additional coverage for especially valuable items we suggest you check your policy and the details of what is covered by clicking here.
Can I change my mind having already signed up?
It is worth noting that when you sign up for accommodation with Sulets you will be signing and agreeing to the terms and conditions of a legal contract.
The only way to get out of a contract is to find a suitable person who would be happy to take over the responsibility of the contract and the property. This can take time and isn't always easy so we would highly recommend that you make absolutely sure you are 100% happy to proceed before you commit and sign. There is also a £60 (£50+VAT) administration charge to consider if you did want to go through this process.
Below is a list of frequently asked questions for Sulets Student housing.
What kind of houses do Sulets have on offer?
There is no difference in quality, please check your contract for all details on your agreement.
You can use our online application form to secure your booking with us. You will need to be over 18 and have a UK based guarantor or alternatively pay the rent in two instalments instead of four.
A guarantor is a family member that lives and works full time, they will need to have their own email address and will sign a contract to agree to pay the rent if you don't.
We do not charge administration or agency fees. Most of our houses have a standard £200 Deposit per person which you will need to pay at the time of signing the contact to secure the property. Your deposit is refundable at the end of your tenancy providing there is no damage to the property and no rent is outstanding.
The majority of houses are managed by Sulets, so we will collect your rent and deal with any queries or repairs needed to the property.
If we have let a Landlord Managed house then you will liaise directly with the landlord. We will confirm this information at the time you sign the contract.
If the property is 'Sulets All Inclusive' or 'Sulets managed', you will need to pay the rent to us on the due date according to the payment schedule detailed in the rent and payment schedule in your tenancy agreement. All Rent, Deposit or Energy Contribution payments will be payable by online payment, bank transfer or by coming into one of our branches.
Please note, only debit cards will be accepted.
If the property is 'Let Only' then your rent will be payable direct to your landlord and their details will be clearly stipulated on the tenancy agreement.
For International transfers please also use Pay To Study. This payment method is only available for students living in non Student Roost properties.
There will be no Council Tax charge where only full time students occupy a house. There are specific rules governing who is classed as a full-time student and tenants are advised to check this before choosing who to live with.
In most houses, tenants must take out insurance for their own belongings. If you are living in a Sulets All Inclusive house, insurance will be included. Check your contract for further details or give us a call and we can check this for you.


Although when they announced in 2006 that Daniel Craig was going to replace Pierce Brosnan in the role of James Bond many took their hands to the head, it was enough to open Casino Royal so that all critics had to swallow their words: from the One minute they had to admit The Tax Collector that we were facing one of the best 007 in history. Blond, yes, but impeccable as an action hero.
Much has rained since then, and now that Craig prepares to say goodbye to the character forever with the fifth and final tape in which he will get into the skin of the famous spy; Brosnan has finally decided to break his silence about that change and explain how it took him Betrayed out of the saga. And no, it's not kind words that have come out of your mouth.
In an interview with The Rake, the actor, who played Bond in four films, has complained about the dark tone that the franchise has acquired since Craig landed on it. Breaking Brooklyn Although it does not blame the actor as much as the producers, who apparently decided that they had to compete with emerging sagas like Bourne to remain relevant.


So here we are again. I didn't blog yesterday, mostly because I was only home for a few hours in the middle of the day. Between working 10:00 am to 3:00 pm and all my friends leaving town this or next week, I don't have much time. Yesterday was an evening out (started at 6 pm and ended at 11 pm, no drinking involved) and was a great kind on final get together.
Today I treated my dearest American to typical Norwegian waffles after work before he leaves the country in a few days. Nice way for us both to relex, after work for me, after a day of packing for him. I'm really going to miss waffles when I move, so I'm gonna have to stock up before I leave and just pray that I survive until I get back.
Tomorrow is going to be exciting though. Wanna know why? I'm vlogging! I'll be going to work and to meet the aforementioned American for coffee, and although neither of those will be vlogged directly, I'll bring my camera. I am honestly so excited to be vlogging again and it's just getting me more excited for when I move out.
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Pilot's Licence
Posted on December 16, 2014 by CarbonAddiction
Each year a small but select group of elite track cyclists park their solo ambitions to achieve something very special alongside someone who, quite literally, couldn't do it without them. Earlier this year I was fortunate enough to speak with one of the rising stars of Aussie track cycling, South Australia's Steph Morton, to explore the inspirational role and motivations of a sighted pilot in a Paralympic track tandem. This is the article that appeared in Bicycling Australia magazine…
Track cyclists don't come much more able bodied than South Australia's Stephanie Morton OAM. Fresh from two Top 10 placings alongside Anna Meares, Kristina Vogel and Co at the 2014 World Championships in Cali, Columbia, and with one eye firmly on the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio, this 23-year old sprinter is fast. Very fast. Australia's reigning National Champion in the keirin, Morton's star is already on an impressive trajectory. But what makes her arrival on the international scene far more remarkable is the unconventional path she's ridden to reach this point in her burgeoning career. Until two years ago she was the gold medal winning and world record setting pilot of a track tandem with veteran Australian Paralympic stoker, Felicity 'Flick' Johnson.
For reasons obvious enough, few able-bodied athletes grow up dreaming of Paralympic glory. But when the invitation came unexpectedly two years out from the 2012 London Paralympic Games to unite with the vision-impaired Johnson, 19-year old Morton, still an emerging state representative yet to achieve national honours, was both flattered and excited by one of elite cycling's most unique challenges. The experience that followed would change her life, and riding career, forever.
"Flick and her previous pilot, Katie Parker, were already part of the South Australian track squad," remembers Morton fondly. "They often trained with me and the other sprinters in Adelaide, so we did know each other. Katie wanted to start a family and I was approached by the head coach of the Para-cycling track program to take her place."
"I think they were probably looking at everyone to be honest," continues Morton with an endearing humility. "Pilots are really hard to find. Everyone is focusing on their single bike career, so even though there's plenty of talent out there, it's about finding someone who's willing to give up two or more years of their own career to help someone else."
Two years. It's a significant commitment for any young athlete still trying to break into the elite ranks of their chosen sport. But it was one Morton was ready to make. "In a lot of ways it really was the perfect opportunity," she says. "At that stage I was only riding at State level. It was exciting to be asked and once I put it into perspective, it may have sounded like a lot – but when you're only 18 or 19 it's not much in the grand scheme of things. Two years out of my whole career, which could be ten years or more, is nothing."
Decision made, it was time to hit the boards on the tandem – something Morton admits to having somewhat mixed emotions about initially. "I was nervous but also excited," she says of that first day. "It was real baby steps, but Flick was absolutely great, she was so calm. She just said 'look we'll start down the bottom, work our way up to the top to get you comfortable, then we'll come back down'."
"She had so much confidence in me which gave me real confidence within myself," says Morton of her then-new riding partner, nearly 20 years her senior. "A tandem isn't like riding a single bike, but we hopped on and worked really well almost immediately. Things just clicked which was very lucky. We both thought 'yeah, let's give this a shot'."
As the duo's confidence continued to grow, their lap times continued to fall. But it wasn't until Johnson and Morton's first competitive race that eyes really started to open, shining a bright light on their untapped potential.
"Until then we'd really only been training and learning," remembers Morton. "But you always manage to push yourself harder on race day. I can't remember if we were just off or we did just break the Australian Record, but it was like 'Oh wow, and this was only our first shot. What can we do with a bit more time together?' (In the next two years) we ended up breaking the World Record, Australian Record, Paralympic Record, Oceania Record – so something was clearly working!"
"For a while I kept dabbling with my single bike as well as riding the tandem. But the closer we got to London that became my total focus. I actually missed Nationals in 2012 for the single bike because if we lost on the day in London I wanted to know I'd done everything I could – no excuses," she says. "Obviously it worked out in the end. The way I saw it missing one Nationals was no big deal, there are plenty more."
As someone who's now competed in both disciplines at the highest level, how would Morton describe the differences between riding tandem and single track?
"They're different," explains Morton. "But they're also the same in a lot of ways. You've got roughly double the weight so the g-forces on the bends are stronger. It also takes a lot more time to get going. When we're doing a flying 200m for example, on a single bike you get three laps. I think we got six laps on the tandem. I'd compare it to going from a Smart Car to a monster truck. The car is small and zippy. But with a monster truck, you've got to get it moving. It was great fun though and I loved it for what it was. Some of the speeds you get up to – 65km/h plus at times – it's pretty cool. They're all steel bikes too. Carbon frames would probably just snap in two!"
Given the unique team dynamic between a sighted pilot and vision-impaired stoker, one thing Morton often gets asked about is communication between the riders during races and even training sessions. She suggests her relationship with Johnson was far more intuitive than most people realise.
"The event we did in London was the 1km time trial. That's four laps flat out. There aren't really any tactics or communication, you just go as hard as you can!" she says.
"With Flick I found I didn't actually need to talk much at all. As the pilot she just followed my lead. She could feel when I was moving up out of the saddle, or when I was back pedalling she knew we were going around someone or coming off the track. She was just so in tune with what I was doing we didn't need to verbalise things."
Whilst silence clearly worked for Morton and Johnson on the boards, being heard is something many disabled athletes and sporting associations continue to wrestle with in a cluttered landscape where sponsorship dollars and column centimetres are often hard to come by. Not surprisingly, Morton's experiences have left her in little doubt to the considerable value such sports offer – not just to disabled athletes and their families but also governments, communities and businesses. As she speaks it's hard not be swept up by her heartfelt admiration for the athletes she trained and competed alongside for two inspiring years.
"There are athletes who have lost arms, legs or maybe their sight due to cancer or other accidents and illnesses. How they turn these things around, make them a positive and represent their country, it's amazing – totally inspirational," she enthuses. "Sometimes they can't do little things like tie their own shoelaces but they can get on a track bike and fly around the velodrome and break world records. I just think, 'wow, you're awesome!'"
As for those who question whether able-bodied athletes deserve to be recognised with Paralympic medals when they triumph as Morton did in London:
"Well you have to train just as hard as the disabled athletes, and able-bodied athletes for that matter," she says without hesitation. "The runners are in the same boat; vision-impaired athletes who run with a guide via a tether. If I wasn't training hard enough or I was being lazy, the bike's not going to go as quick and we're not going to win. It's not like we were the only team with a sighted pilot either. Everyone has a vision impaired athlete and a sighted pilot. I know Flick would have been absolutely devastated if I didn't receive one (a gold medal in London). Vision impaired athletes can't ride by themselves. It's like a little thank you from the stokers as well, which is really nice. It's cool that you get a medal."
Arguably even cooler was being awarded the Order of Australia Medal on Australia Day earlier this year, alongside Johnson. "It was just the icing on the icing on the icing of the cake," says Morton, very much aware how unusual it is to receive such an honour at such a young age. "To share that with someone and know we did it together, I think it's always that extra bit special. Just knowing all those cold mornings and rainy days paid off. We won a gold medal and got an OAM. You stand there with your jaw dropped, 'wow, are you kidding me?'"
Australia Day honours are one thing. But Morton is the first to acknowledge a bulging trophy cabinet of medals, records and accolades isn't the only benefit she's enjoyed from her Paralympic sojourn. "The whole experience was just so positive," she says, suggesting she wouldn't hesitate to recommend other young riders follow a similar path if the opportunity was to arise.
"It was such a different experience to riding a single bike or even being in a single bike able-bodied team. You come across the most amazing people, mingling and talking to athletes and coaches from other countries, it's the whole life experience – not just what it gave me on the bike, but off the bike too, the appreciation for life."
As was always the plan following London, Morton returned to her single bike career in late 2012. With multiple National Titles already under her belt since, she has no doubt her time in tandem with Johnson made her a more complete rider.
"I was more prepared for riding in front of lots of people," she says. "Riding with the expectation that comes with representing your country. It prepared me mentally because (unlike a lot of young riders) I was already used to a lot of the things that happen. It was just so many things – all positive."
It may have always been on the cards. But given Morton and Johnson enjoyed a 24-month run of such unprecedented international success, was it difficult to leave the pairing when the time actually came after London?
"Pilots don't grow on trees. But being so young everyone knew from the start I was only in it until London. It certainly wasn't 'oh, you've betrayed us' or anything like that," says Morton. "I had to give it a shot on my single bike. If I'd stayed in the Para-cycling program after 2012 I'd have always wondered 'what if?'"
While Morton resumed her solo sprint career and is now a key member of the elite AIS system based in Adelaide, she remains in contact with Johnson and other riders within the Para-cycling track program, something she clearly enjoys.
"It's been great to have someone like Flick to talk to," says Morton. "An elite athlete who knows what it's like and knows what the pressures are – we no longer ride together but it's still such an asset having her."
"I've actually raced against Flick's new pilot a bit too," she continues, referring to fellow South Australian sprinter Holly Takos. "It's cool to be able to sit down and share my experiences. Hopefully they can beat our records. It's getting really competitive and it's great more people are now realising these guys train just as hard and put their life on hold just as much as anyone else."
Like the bulk of Australia's elite track cyclists, Morton's next major target is the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. Assuming she can get through the selection trials – something she readily admits is far from a given – then it's full steam towards the 2015 World Championships and, hopefully, the 2016 Rio Olympic Games.
"We have so many girls coming through, it's going to be a tough slog, definitely not a walk in the park. I just need to keep doing what I'm doing and hopefully that will get me across the line," she says.
With Anna Meares showing no sign of slowing down before Brazil, plus the return of former world champion Kaarle McCulloch and the emergence of an exciting new generation of female sprinters, Morton is well aware she'll need to call upon every watt of her considerable power and rapidly-growing experience just make the Australian team, let alone medal.
"Sprint cycling has taken a massive leap in the last few years," she says. "It's exactly what you need to make the sport better – depth and a really competitive training environment."
It's already been a quite a ride for the South Australian flyer. With the commissaire's bell unlikely to ring on her career any time soon, Morton has plenty of laps left to achieve even more. If she does make it all the way to Rio, it's a fair bet her old teammate Johnson will be one of the first to congratulate her.
"Yeah, for sure," smiles Morton. "She's definitely one of my biggest fans."
So are we, Steph. So are we.
Posted in awesomeness, Bicycling Australia magazine, Famous riders, Track Cycling, world championshipsTagged Felicity Johnson, para cycling, Paralympics, Steph Morton, Tandem cycling, Track cycling
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namespace LoaderStrategiesEfCore
{
  using System.Linq;

  using Domain.LoaderStrategy;

  using FluentAssertions;

  using Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore;

  using NUnit.Framework;

  [TestFixture(Category = "Eager Loading")]
  public class EagerLoadingTest
  {
    [OneTimeSetUp]
    public void Setup()
    {
      using (var ctx = new LoaderStrategyContextEfCore())
      {
        ctx.Database.EnsureDeleted();
        ctx.Database.EnsureCreated();
        TestdataHelper.InitTestData(ctx);
      }
    }

    [Test]
    public void EagerLoad_EfCoreWhenILoadingOrdersOnly_ShouldReturnOrdersWithoutOrderlines()
    {
      using (var ctx = new LoaderStrategyContextEfCore())
      {
        var order = ctx.Orders.First();

        order.OrderLines.Count.Should().Be(0);
      }
    }

    [Test]
    public void EagerLoad_EfCoreWhenILoadingOrderIncludingOrderlines_ShouldReturnOrdersWithOrderLines()
    {
      using (var ctx = new LoaderStrategyContextEfCore())
      {
        var order = from o in ctx.Orders.Include(l => l.OrderLines)
                    where o.Id == 1
                    select o;

        order.First().OrderLines.Count.Should().Be(1);
        order.First().OrderLines.First().Product.Should().BeNull();
      }
    }

    [Test]
    public void EagerLoad_EfCoreWhenILoadingOrdersIncludingOrderlinesAsString_ShouldReturnOrdersWithOrderLines()
    {
      using (var ctx = new LoaderStrategyContextEfCore())
      {
        var order = from o in ctx.Orders.Include("OrderLines")
                    where o.Id == 1
                    select o;

        order.First().OrderLines.Count.Should().Be(1);
        order.First().OrderLines.First().Product.Should().BeNull();
      }
    }

    [Test]
    public void EagerLoad_EfCoreWhenILoadingCompanyWithCompleteOrderDetails_ShouldReturnCompanyWithOrders()
    {
      using (var ctx = new LoaderStrategyContextEfCore())
      {

        // the property expression
        // 'o => {from Order l in [c].Orders select {from OrderLine p in [l].OrderLines select [p].Product}}'
        // is not valid.The expression should represent a property access: 't => t.MyProperty'.
        // For more information on including related data
        // Tricky: Error at runtime, not compile time
        ////var company = from o in ctx.Companies
        ////                  .Include(c => c.Contacts)
        ////                  .Include(o => o.Orders
        ////                    .Select(l => l.OrderLines
        ////                    .Select(p => p.Product)))
        ////              where o.Id == 1
        ////              select o;
        // instead of select you can use ThenInclude
        var company = from o in ctx.Companies
                          .Include(c => c.Contacts)
                          .Include(o => o.Orders)
                            .ThenInclude(l => l.OrderLines)
                            .ThenInclude(p => p.Product)
                      where o.Id == 1
                      select o;

        company.First().Orders.Count.Should().Be(3);
        company.First().Orders.First().OrderLines.Count.Should().Be(1);
        company.First().Orders.First().OrderLines.First().Product.Should().NotBeNull();
      }
    }

    [Test]
    public void EagerLoad_EfCoreWhenILoadingCompanyWithCompleteOrderDetailsAsString_ShouldReturnCompanyWithOrders()
    {
      using (var ctx = new LoaderStrategyContextEfCore())
      {
        var company = from o in ctx.Companies
                          .Include("Contacts")
                          .Include("Orders.OrderLines.Product")
                      where o.Id == 1
                      select o;

        company.First().Orders.Count.Should().Be(3);
        company.First().Orders.First().OrderLines.Count.Should().Be(1);
        company.First().Orders.First().OrderLines.First().Product.Should().NotBeNull();
      }
    }

    [Test]
    public void EagerLoad_EfCoreWhenILoadingCompanyWithFilteredOrderDetails_ShouldReturnCompanyWithFilteredOrders()
    {
      using (var ctx = new LoaderStrategyContextEfCore())
      {
        // Filterquery for company query
        // db context merge the object graph for us
        ctx.Orders
            .Where(c => c.Company.Id == 1)
            .Where(o => o.Year == 2014)
            .Include(d => d.OrderLines).ThenInclude(p => p.Product)
            .ToList();

        var company = from o in ctx.Companies
                          .Include(c => c.Contacts)
                      where o.Id == 1
                      select o;

        company.First().Orders.Count.Should().Be(2);
        company.First().Orders.First().OrderLines.Count.Should().Be(1);
        company.First().Orders.First().OrderLines.First().Product.Should().NotBeNull();
      }
    }

    [Test]
    public void EagerLoad_EfCoreWhenIloadCompanyWithFilteredOrderDetailsAsString_ShouldReturnCompanyWithFilteredOrders()
    {
      using (var ctx = new LoaderStrategyContextEfCore())
      {
        // Filterquery for company query
        // db context merge the object graph for us
        ctx.Orders
            .Where(c => c.Company.Id == 1)
            .Where(o => o.Year == 2014)
            .Include("OrderLines.Product").ToList();

        var company = from o in ctx.Companies
                          .Include("Contacts")
                      where o.Id == 1
                      select o;

        company.First().Orders.Count.Should().Be(2);
        company.First().Orders.First().OrderLines.Count.Should().Be(1);
        company.First().Orders.First().OrderLines.First().Product.Should().NotBeNull();
      }
    }

    [Test]
    public void EagerLoad_EfCoreWhenILoadingCompanyWithFilteredOrderDetailsAsNotTracked_ShouldReturnCompanyWithoutOrderDetails()
    {
      using (var ctx = new LoaderStrategyContextEfCore())
      {
        // Filterquery for company query
        // db context merge the object graph for us
        ctx.Orders
            .Where(c => c.Company.Id == 1)
            .Where(o => o.Year == 2014)
            .Include("OrderLines.Product")
            .AsNoTracking()
            .ToList();

        var company = from o in ctx.Companies
                          .Include("Contacts")
                      where o.Id == 1
                      select o;

        company.First().Orders.Should().BeNull();
      }
    }

    [Test]
    public void EagerLoad_EfCoreWhenILoadingCompanyWithFilteredOrderDetailsDeferred_ShouldReturnCompanyWithFilteredOrders()
    {
      using (var ctx = new LoaderStrategyContextEfCore())
      {
        var companies = from o in ctx.Companies
                        where o.Id == 1
                        select o;

        companies = companies.Include(c => c.Contacts);
        companies = companies.Include(d => d.Orders)
                      .ThenInclude(o => o.OrderLines)
                      .ThenInclude(p => p.Product);

        var testee = companies.First();

        testee.Orders.Count.Should().Be(3);
        testee.Orders.First().OrderLines.Count.Should().Be(1);
        testee.Orders.First().OrderLines.First().Product.Should().NotBeNull();
      }
    }

    [Test]
    public void EagerLoad_EfCoreWhenILoadingAReadModelFromOrders_ShouldReturnReadModelCollection()
    {
      using (var ctx = new LoaderStrategyContextEfCore())
      {
        var orderModel = from o in ctx.Orders
                         select new OrderReadModel
                         {
                           OrderName = o.Name,
                           Total = o.OrderLines.Sum(l => l.Total)
                         };

        orderModel.Count().Should().Be(6);
      }
    }
  }
}


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Kabali Sequel Will Not Start Anytime Soon
By Vandhana
Kalaipuli S Thanu has registered the title Kabali 2, paving the way for a sequel to the hit film starring Superstar Rajinikanth. We know that Director Pa Ranjith is very willing to do another film with Kabaleeshwaran as the hero.
Kabali even had an open ended climax, leaving fans and critics speculating about the possibility of a sequel. The film would require Superstar, the film's lead, as well as Pa Ranjith. Both have already been signed up for a project with Dhanush K Raja's Wunderbar Studios.
In an interview with Silverscreen, Thanu's spokesperson said: "Registering film titles is just a pre-emptive measure. This does not mean that the project will start anytime soon." Rajinikanth's manager also echoed similar sentiments. "Superstar is busy with 2.o. After this, he will start work on Dhanush's movie with Pa Ranjith. At this point, nothing has been finalised on the Kabali 2 front."
Read: Dhanush Signs Rajinikanth For His Next Project
Curtain Raiser – July 18, 2016
Kabali & Malaysian Tamil History: "Indians Brought With Them Nothing But Caste. And It's True."
Interestingly, the new Rajinikanth – Pa Ranjith film announcement was accompanied by a teaser that had the Neruppuda song as its BGM. This led to reports that the film might be Kabali 2. Both Thanu and Rajinikanth's spokesperson declined to comment on these reports.
Kabali released earlier this year and went on to be very successful at the box office. According to reports, the film made over Rs 6oo Crore worldwide. The film's budget was reportedly around Rs 75 Crores.
Vandhana is a Alum at Silverscreen India, and can be reached on Twitter at anareads or by email at vandhana@silverscreen.in


Sorry for the long intro, have covered a lot of ground before getting here. Had been looking long ago for a 1971-1973 Mustang site, only found one looong ago for people with 71-73 Mach 1's. Don't know what ever happened to that one. Joined a few other Mustang and Ford forums, those didn't seem to be too up on a Mustang unless it was a pre-71 or a Fox body. Kind of gave up, for a long while. Somehow found this forum last year, figure I had better get going again.
Anyway, glad to find some like minds and kindred spirits.
Car was in a parking lot the day before I was going to take delivery and was backed into. Fender, bumper and grille were damaged. Ended up getting the car for $300.
Fixed a lot of the above faults, replaced the front suspension and bought new KYB shocks. Car became more driveable. Bought a wrecked 71 coupe with power steering and power front disc brakes, a 351W in running condition and a decent interior, so was able to get the car to stop and steer better, as well as have seats that wouldn't kill me. Eventually would put the 351W into the car as the 302 in it was done. A buddy had a 69 Cougar with a Toploader and a 9" diff, so my car got an extra gear and a heavier diff, which it probably will never need. Later, I found a wrecked 72 Cougar parts car, so was able to get power windows and a tilt column, and a spare 9".
71 convertible - As many here have found, when you own one kind of car, people come to you and say, "I know where one of those is for cheap. You want it?" That's how I got the parts cars above. Finally one I had offered to me wasn't a parts car.
And yeah, not a fastback, but who can say "NO" to a convertible?
302/auto/ps/pdb/console, 71,000 miles when I bought it. Was owned by the cousin of a close friend for all but 1500 of those miles. Very, very little rust in body, lots in the exhaust. Needs to be freshened up. Had and still has carb issues, but I have not had time to get into it too deeply. I get it running decently and then it get's funky, so I get fed up and park it. At least it has a home.
Welcome to the forum from Ontario Canada....when you get a chance, drop a pin on the members. Map to show where you're from.
Welcome neighbor....well, kinda neighbor (Ventura County). Looks like a great ride in the works!
Welcome to the site from Virginia. Glad you found the site. Nice collection too.
Welcome from Yorba Linda...were neighbors...small world. I sent you a PM.
460 , Edelbrock Performer carb. + intake , 204 / 214 cam , Pertronix Flamethrower 2 billet dizzy + coil , Crites long tubes , C6 .
Welcome - and may I say, both of your cars photograph ridiculously well. I love the nose-in-the-air look of your convertible too. Maybe it's just a touch too much positive camber that's creating the look, but I can't get enough of it.
What's the VIN sequence number on your '71 Sportsroof? Must be an early bird to have the chrome trim along the rear edge of the hood and fender ends.


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NASA's Plan to Scoop Up Dirt from Asteroid Hits Snag
NASA's plan to scoop up dirt and gravel from an asteroid has hit a snag, but scientists say they can overcome it.
The asteroid Bennu was thought to have wide, open areas suitable for the task. But a recently arrived spacecraft revealed the asteroid is covered with boulders and there don't seem to be any big, flat spots that could be used to grab samples.
In a paper released Tuesday by the journal Nature, scientists say they plan to take a closer look at a few smaller areas that might work. They said sampling from those spots poses "a substantial challenge."
"But I am confident this team is up to that substantial challenge," the project's lead scientist, Dante Lauretta, told reporters at a news conference Tuesday.
The spacecraft, called Osiris-Rex, is scheduled to descend close to the surface in the summer of 2020. It will extend a robot arm to pick up the sample, which will be returned to Earth in 2023. The spacecraft began orbiting Bennu at the end of last year, after spending two years chasing down the space rock.
When the mission was planned, scientists were aiming to take dirt and gravel from an area measuring at least 55 yards (50 meters) in diameter that was free of boulders or steep slopes, which would pose a hazard.
"It is a more rugged surface than we predicted," said Lauretta, of the University of Arizona in Tucson and one of the paper's authors. But he said he believed a sample could still be collected.
NASA project manager Rich Burns said a spot will be chosen this summer and the setback won't delay the sampling.
Patrick Taylor, who studies asteroids at the Lunar and Planetary Institute in Houston but didn't participate in the spacecraft mission, noted in a telephone interview that the spacecraft was evidently maneuvering more accurately and precisely than had been expected.
"That gives me confidence they will be able to attempt a sample acquisition," he said.
Bennu is 70 million miles (110 million kilometers) from Earth. It's estimated to be just over 1,600 feet (500 meters) across and is the smallest celestial body ever orbited by a spacecraft.
A Japanese spacecraft, Hayabusa2, touched down on another asteroid in February, also on a mission to collect material. Japan managed to return some tiny particles in 2010 from its first asteroid mission.
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