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package org.optaplanner.core.impl.heuristic.selector.move.generic;

import java.util.Iterator;

import org.optaplanner.core.impl.heuristic.selector.SelectorTestUtils;
import org.optaplanner.core.impl.heuristic.selector.entity.EntitySelector;
import org.optaplanner.core.impl.heuristic.selector.value.ValueSelector;
import org.optaplanner.core.impl.move.Move;
import org.optaplanner.core.impl.phase.AbstractSolverPhaseScope;
import org.optaplanner.core.impl.phase.step.AbstractStepScope;
import org.optaplanner.core.impl.solver.scope.DefaultSolverScope;
import org.optaplanner.core.impl.testdata.domain.TestdataEntity;
import org.optaplanner.core.impl.testdata.domain.TestdataValue;
import org.junit.Test;

import static org.optaplanner.core.impl.testdata.util.PlannerAssert.*;
import static org.mockito.Mockito.*;

public class ChangeMoveSelectorTest {

    @Test
    public void original() {
        EntitySelector entitySelector = SelectorTestUtils.mockEntitySelector(TestdataEntity.class,
                new TestdataEntity("a"), new TestdataEntity("b"), new TestdataEntity("c"), new TestdataEntity("d"));
        ValueSelector valueSelector = SelectorTestUtils.mockValueSelector(TestdataEntity.class, "value",
                new TestdataValue("1"), new TestdataValue("2"), new TestdataValue("3"));

        ChangeMoveSelector moveSelector = new ChangeMoveSelector(entitySelector, valueSelector, false);

        DefaultSolverScope solverScope = mock(DefaultSolverScope.class);
        moveSelector.solvingStarted(solverScope);

        AbstractSolverPhaseScope phaseScopeA = mock(AbstractSolverPhaseScope.class);
        when(phaseScopeA.getSolverScope()).thenReturn(solverScope);
        moveSelector.phaseStarted(phaseScopeA);

        AbstractStepScope stepScopeA1 = mock(AbstractStepScope.class);
        when(stepScopeA1.getPhaseScope()).thenReturn(phaseScopeA);
        moveSelector.stepStarted(stepScopeA1);
        runAssertsOriginal(moveSelector);
        moveSelector.stepEnded(stepScopeA1);

        AbstractStepScope stepScopeA2 = mock(AbstractStepScope.class);
        when(stepScopeA2.getPhaseScope()).thenReturn(phaseScopeA);
        moveSelector.stepStarted(stepScopeA2);
        runAssertsOriginal(moveSelector);
        moveSelector.stepEnded(stepScopeA2);

        moveSelector.phaseEnded(phaseScopeA);

        AbstractSolverPhaseScope phaseScopeB = mock(AbstractSolverPhaseScope.class);
        when(phaseScopeB.getSolverScope()).thenReturn(solverScope);
        moveSelector.phaseStarted(phaseScopeB);

        AbstractStepScope stepScopeB1 = mock(AbstractStepScope.class);
        when(stepScopeB1.getPhaseScope()).thenReturn(phaseScopeB);
        moveSelector.stepStarted(stepScopeB1);
        runAssertsOriginal(moveSelector);
        moveSelector.stepEnded(stepScopeB1);

        AbstractStepScope stepScopeB2 = mock(AbstractStepScope.class);
        when(stepScopeB2.getPhaseScope()).thenReturn(phaseScopeB);
        moveSelector.stepStarted(stepScopeB2);
        runAssertsOriginal(moveSelector);
        moveSelector.stepEnded(stepScopeB2);

        AbstractStepScope stepScopeB3 = mock(AbstractStepScope.class);
        when(stepScopeB3.getPhaseScope()).thenReturn(phaseScopeB);
        moveSelector.stepStarted(stepScopeB3);
        runAssertsOriginal(moveSelector);
        moveSelector.stepEnded(stepScopeB3);

        moveSelector.phaseEnded(phaseScopeB);

        moveSelector.solvingEnded(solverScope);

        verifySolverPhaseLifecycle(entitySelector, 1, 2, 5);
        verifySolverPhaseLifecycle(valueSelector, 1, 2, 5);
    }

    private void runAssertsOriginal(ChangeMoveSelector moveSelector) {
        Iterator<Move> iterator = moveSelector.iterator();
        assertNotNull(iterator);
        assertNextChangeMove(iterator, "a", "1");
        assertNextChangeMove(iterator, "a", "2");
        assertNextChangeMove(iterator, "a", "3");
        assertNextChangeMove(iterator, "b", "1");
        assertNextChangeMove(iterator, "b", "2");
        assertNextChangeMove(iterator, "b", "3");
        assertNextChangeMove(iterator, "c", "1");
        assertNextChangeMove(iterator, "c", "2");
        assertNextChangeMove(iterator, "c", "3");
        assertNextChangeMove(iterator, "d", "1");
        assertNextChangeMove(iterator, "d", "2");
        assertNextChangeMove(iterator, "d", "3");
        assertFalse(iterator.hasNext());
        assertEquals(false, moveSelector.isContinuous());
        assertEquals(false, moveSelector.isNeverEnding());
        assertEquals(12L, moveSelector.getSize());
    }

    @Test
    public void emptyEntitySelectorOriginal() {
        EntitySelector entitySelector = SelectorTestUtils.mockEntitySelector(TestdataEntity.class);
        ValueSelector valueSelector = SelectorTestUtils.mockValueSelector(TestdataEntity.class, "value",
                new TestdataValue("1"), new TestdataValue("2"), new TestdataValue("3"));

        ChangeMoveSelector moveSelector = new ChangeMoveSelector(entitySelector, valueSelector, false);

        DefaultSolverScope solverScope = mock(DefaultSolverScope.class);
        moveSelector.solvingStarted(solverScope);

        AbstractSolverPhaseScope phaseScopeA = mock(AbstractSolverPhaseScope.class);
        when(phaseScopeA.getSolverScope()).thenReturn(solverScope);
        moveSelector.phaseStarted(phaseScopeA);

        AbstractStepScope stepScopeA1 = mock(AbstractStepScope.class);
        when(stepScopeA1.getPhaseScope()).thenReturn(phaseScopeA);
        moveSelector.stepStarted(stepScopeA1);
        runAssertsEmptyOriginal(moveSelector);
        moveSelector.stepEnded(stepScopeA1);

        AbstractStepScope stepScopeA2 = mock(AbstractStepScope.class);
        when(stepScopeA2.getPhaseScope()).thenReturn(phaseScopeA);
        moveSelector.stepStarted(stepScopeA2);
        runAssertsEmptyOriginal(moveSelector);
        moveSelector.stepEnded(stepScopeA2);

        moveSelector.phaseEnded(phaseScopeA);

        AbstractSolverPhaseScope phaseScopeB = mock(AbstractSolverPhaseScope.class);
        when(phaseScopeB.getSolverScope()).thenReturn(solverScope);
        moveSelector.phaseStarted(phaseScopeB);

        AbstractStepScope stepScopeB1 = mock(AbstractStepScope.class);
        when(stepScopeB1.getPhaseScope()).thenReturn(phaseScopeB);
        moveSelector.stepStarted(stepScopeB1);
        runAssertsEmptyOriginal(moveSelector);
        moveSelector.stepEnded(stepScopeB1);

        AbstractStepScope stepScopeB2 = mock(AbstractStepScope.class);
        when(stepScopeB2.getPhaseScope()).thenReturn(phaseScopeB);
        moveSelector.stepStarted(stepScopeB2);
        runAssertsEmptyOriginal(moveSelector);
        moveSelector.stepEnded(stepScopeB2);

        AbstractStepScope stepScopeB3 = mock(AbstractStepScope.class);
        when(stepScopeB3.getPhaseScope()).thenReturn(phaseScopeB);
        moveSelector.stepStarted(stepScopeB3);
        runAssertsEmptyOriginal(moveSelector);
        moveSelector.stepEnded(stepScopeB3);

        moveSelector.phaseEnded(phaseScopeB);

        moveSelector.solvingEnded(solverScope);

        verifySolverPhaseLifecycle(entitySelector, 1, 2, 5);
        verifySolverPhaseLifecycle(valueSelector, 1, 2, 5);
    }

    @Test
    public void emptyValueSelectorOriginal() {
        EntitySelector entitySelector = SelectorTestUtils.mockEntitySelector(TestdataEntity.class,
                new TestdataEntity("a"), new TestdataEntity("b"), new TestdataEntity("c"), new TestdataEntity("d"));
        ValueSelector valueSelector = SelectorTestUtils.mockValueSelector(TestdataEntity.class, "value");

        ChangeMoveSelector moveSelector = new ChangeMoveSelector(entitySelector, valueSelector, false);

        DefaultSolverScope solverScope = mock(DefaultSolverScope.class);
        moveSelector.solvingStarted(solverScope);

        AbstractSolverPhaseScope phaseScopeA = mock(AbstractSolverPhaseScope.class);
        when(phaseScopeA.getSolverScope()).thenReturn(solverScope);
        moveSelector.phaseStarted(phaseScopeA);

        AbstractStepScope stepScopeA1 = mock(AbstractStepScope.class);
        when(stepScopeA1.getPhaseScope()).thenReturn(phaseScopeA);
        moveSelector.stepStarted(stepScopeA1);
        runAssertsEmptyOriginal(moveSelector);
        moveSelector.stepEnded(stepScopeA1);

        AbstractStepScope stepScopeA2 = mock(AbstractStepScope.class);
        when(stepScopeA2.getPhaseScope()).thenReturn(phaseScopeA);
        moveSelector.stepStarted(stepScopeA2);
        runAssertsEmptyOriginal(moveSelector);
        moveSelector.stepEnded(stepScopeA2);

        moveSelector.phaseEnded(phaseScopeA);

        AbstractSolverPhaseScope phaseScopeB = mock(AbstractSolverPhaseScope.class);
        when(phaseScopeB.getSolverScope()).thenReturn(solverScope);
        moveSelector.phaseStarted(phaseScopeB);

        AbstractStepScope stepScopeB1 = mock(AbstractStepScope.class);
        when(stepScopeB1.getPhaseScope()).thenReturn(phaseScopeB);
        moveSelector.stepStarted(stepScopeB1);
        runAssertsEmptyOriginal(moveSelector);
        moveSelector.stepEnded(stepScopeB1);

        AbstractStepScope stepScopeB2 = mock(AbstractStepScope.class);
        when(stepScopeB2.getPhaseScope()).thenReturn(phaseScopeB);
        moveSelector.stepStarted(stepScopeB2);
        runAssertsEmptyOriginal(moveSelector);
        moveSelector.stepEnded(stepScopeB2);

        AbstractStepScope stepScopeB3 = mock(AbstractStepScope.class);
        when(stepScopeB3.getPhaseScope()).thenReturn(phaseScopeB);
        moveSelector.stepStarted(stepScopeB3);
        runAssertsEmptyOriginal(moveSelector);
        moveSelector.stepEnded(stepScopeB3);

        moveSelector.phaseEnded(phaseScopeB);

        moveSelector.solvingEnded(solverScope);

        verifySolverPhaseLifecycle(entitySelector, 1, 2, 5);
        verifySolverPhaseLifecycle(valueSelector, 1, 2, 5);
    }

    private void runAssertsEmptyOriginal(ChangeMoveSelector moveSelector) {
        Iterator<Move> iterator = moveSelector.iterator();
        assertNotNull(iterator);
        assertFalse(iterator.hasNext());
        assertEquals(false, moveSelector.isContinuous());
        assertEquals(false, moveSelector.isNeverEnding());
        assertEquals(0L, moveSelector.getSize());
    }

    private void assertNextChangeMove(Iterator<Move> iterator, String entityCode, String toValueCode) {
        assertTrue(iterator.hasNext());
        ChangeMove move = (ChangeMove) iterator.next();
        assertCode(entityCode, move.getEntity());
        assertCode(toValueCode, move.getToPlanningValue());
    }

}


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Q: Is it unnecessary to specify public or public abstract in the code below? interface Airplane {
     String fuelOption = "kerosene";

     public abstract String getFuelOption();
}

Is it necessary to specify public or public abstract in the line with the getFuelOption() method?
Thank you!

A: The public access modifier is not needed because

Every method declaration in the body of an interface is implicitly
public (§6.6). It is permitted, but discouraged as a matter of style,
to redundantly specify the public modifier for a method declaration in
an interface. (Section 9.4)

The abstract access modifier is not needed because

A default method is a method that is declared in an interface with the
default modifier; its body is always represented by a block.

And...
An interface method lacking a default modifier or a static modifier is implicitly abstract, so its body is represented by a semicolon, not a block.
Given that default methods have a body, and those that don't are inherently abstract, and every method declaration on an interface is inherently public, you don't need to specify either keyword.
Please refer below JLS :
https://docs.oracle.com/javase/specs/jls/se8/html/jls-9.html#:~:text=Every%20method%20declaration%20in%20the,method%20declaration%20in%20an%20interface.&text=Default%20methods%20are%20distinct%20from,which%20are%20declared%20in%20classes.

A: No, All interface methods are public and abstract by default.
relevant text from the Java language spec, Section 9.4

A method in the body of an interface may be declared public or private .If no access modifier is given, the method is implicitly
public.
An interface method lacking a private, default, or static modifier is
implicitly abstract. Its body is represented by a semicolon, not a
block.

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Chris Paul: Los Angeles Lakers Are Giving Up Too Much for Huge Risk
Published: December 10, 2011Posted in: LA LakersTags:
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The Los Angeles Lakers are apparently willing to part with Lamar Odom and Pau Gasol in order to get the New Orleans Hornets' Chris Paul.
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Paul remains a hot name and is still considered a superstar, but his career may be already on a slippery downward slope.
This past season was Paul's worst season statistically, where he only averaged 15.9 PPG along with 9.8 APG. While a move to Los Angeles would certainly take some of the weight off of Paul's shoulders, the Lakers are giving up a lot to attain his services.
If the Lakers do pull off the trade, they will be without All-Star power forward Gasol. Gasol has assisted the Lakers in winning their last two NBA titles, and without him the Lakers pretty much do not have a low-post scorer.
While many believe the Lakers are going to make up for that with a move for the Orlando Magic's Dwight Howard, the possibility of that happening remains slim.
If the owners had a big enough problem with the Lakers receiving Paul, it would be unlikely that they would be OK with a move for Howard as well.
Without Howard or Gasol, the Lakers would have a very weak and thin backcourt. They still will have Andrew Bynum, but he really hasn't been consistent or healthy enough to make up for the potential loss of Gasol.
The Lakers could be putting themselves in quite a rut with the move for Paul. Sure, there is a lot of potential to what Paul could bring to the Lakers, but it remains to be see...
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An announcement
06/09/2019 by TCGS
TCGS Store now open
Ever since our t-shirts Kickstarter back in summer 2018, we've wanted to create more TCGS merch.
So when we started developing this site as a home for all our content, creating a place to sell merchandise and other items was always part of the plan.
So today we're happy to announce the launch of our store!
thecomputergameshow.com/store
It's only a small selection right now, but we're aiming to increase the variety of products in the store over the coming months.
Save 10% during launch month!
To celebrate our store launch, all products are 10% off until Friday 20th September.
Patreon supporters get a bigger discount
If you support us over at patreon.com/tcgs, you benefit from not only incredible exclusive content and early access to other stuff, but also exclusive discounts for the store.
So to say thank you for supporting us, patrons get an extra 5% discount on all items until Friday 20th September. Check out the post on Patreon for more information.
Other store information
We're using the amazing Printful platform for our store, giving us print-on-demand drop shipping and fulfillment warehouse services.
Printful also handles picking, packing, shipping and returns, which helps us and you, should there be any problems with your order.
Products are shipped from either Printful's US or European factories, depending on the product.
Shipping is costed and processed based on item weight and where the product is shipping from.
This means that sometimes small items can have bigger shipping costs, because they're coming from America.
And because we're using Printful to manage shipping, we don't have control over these costs.
Basically, check the shipping costs as they can vary.
You can pay for store items using PayPal.
If you don't have PayPal, you can still use the PayPal Checkout and use any credit or debit card instead.
If you've got any questions about the store, what we're selling, or if you find yourself with a problem, email us at store@thecomputergameshow.com and we'll deal with your enquiry.
It's taken a lot of work to get to this point, but this store being live isn't the end; we'll keep working to improve the store and increasing our range of products where possible.
Mat, Sean, James and David.
TCGS is now on Patreon
It's time for a huge announcement: TCGS is now on Patreon.
This is your chance to support the show and help us take our content to the next level.
So if you've ever enjoyed the pod, watched our streams and loved being part of this amazing community, consider supporting the show.
Visit patreon.com/tcgs to read more, see the tiers and find out what we're offering in return.
So why Patreon?
We're really excited about the opportunities that Patreon can bring. And with your support, we can look forward to producing more podcasts, videos, streams and all manner of content in the future.
We've got tons of ideas about where we want to take TCGS in the next few years, so if you've ever enjoyed our podcast, our Twitch streams or any of our content, this is your chance to support us and help us take the next step.
If you've decided to support us, thank you!
This is only the start.
We're excited to see where this takes us.
Mat, Sean, David and James.
patreon.com/tcgs
TCGS LIVE at EGX 2019
After last year's live show at EGX 2018, we're back again this year!
This October, EGX returns to ExCeL London, and we're going to be there too.
We're on stage on Saturday 19th October from 3pm, and you just need standard day tickets to come and see the show. Word of warning though, tickets are selling fast, so get over to egx.net/egx to secure your ticket for the Saturday before they sell out.
After-Show Meet
Like all our previous live shows there will definitely be a meet up after the show. We'll have more details about that closer to the time.
For more information, check out our Events page or hit us up on Twitter.
Welcome to The Computer Game Show.com, the new website for TCGS.
So why have we built a website? Well, there are two main reasons really.
Firstly, we're always looking to do more.
In the past that's meant launching Kickstarter campaigns for t-shirts, live shows at EGX and Rezzed, and plenty more besides.
It's all very well tweeting about our new initiatives or projects, but we wanted one single place to house all that information.
We're planning to announce more exciting things later this year, and this website is a key part of that.
Secondly, and perhaps most importantly, it's because over recent months it's become really apparent that not everyone is on social media.
We know a considerable proportion of our audience is heavily invested in social media – and that includes us four on the show (for better or worse) – but whether it's conversations in our Discord channel or emails we've received, we can see that not everyone is frantically refreshing Twitter every second, and that's why we've built this site.
We needed a place where everything lives and everyone can access. So whether you love Twitter or hate Facebook, this is for you. Something for everyone, basically. And there's only so many times you can mention the plethora of social accounts we've got before you start to realise there must be a better option out there.
And here's that better option.
This initial version of the website doesn't do anything crazy, but it should do the basics well.
It's where we'll be posting new episodes (don't worry, the pod will still be on every podcast service as it is today), our latest Twitch streams, announcements and news about the show, live shows we're doing, and anything else important that could be lost on social.
Here's what else the website allows you to do:
Listen to the show
Not only does our new website allow you to stream and listen to every episode of TCGS within the browser, but when you play an episode, it'll keep playing as you visit different pages throughout the site. And this feature works on mobile too.
Watch our video content
Every upload to YouTube, including our Twitch streams, is available to watch from the Video section or homepage, so you won't miss a thing.
Something else we've learned is that not everyone uses iTunes for their podcasts, so be sure to check the Subscribe option in the main navigation to find the show on whatever podcast service suits you and your listening habits.
Hear about live events
All our upcoming live shows at EGX, Rezzed or elsewhere is now listed in our Events section, so check it out if you want to find what we're up to next. We're always looking to add more live shows to the list.
Use the About section to find out more about the show, find our various social links, contact us individually or contact the show using the form or via email.
And that's it for now.
If you spot anything that looks wrong or doesn't work as it should, please get in touch through the form on the About page or hit us up on Twitter.
TCGS at EGX Rezzed 2019
We're doing a live show at EGX Rezzed 2019, and we want you there with us.
Following our tremendously successful live show at last year's EGX Rezzed, we're returning this year for another crack at a live podcast on stage.
We're on stage in the Fringe Theatre on Saturday 6th April at 4pm, and the show will probably run until 17:30-18:00ish.
You just need a standard day ticket to come and see us, so head over to our Events page for more information, or visit http://egx.net/rezzed/tickets to purchase your tickets.
After Show Meet
Just like last year, we're having an official meet after the show, so whether you've made it to our live show or not, come down and have a drink and a chat with us on Saturday evening after the show.
We're meeting at The Minories near Tower Bridge from 18:00 until late.
For more information on The Minories, including the address and menus, head over to https://www.craft-pubs.co.uk/minories-london/


Nice views of the lake. fishing and kayaking (no rentals) fire rings and lantern holders. Acceptable OTA tv access.
Reservations on-line only but you can do it at the entrance. Water and 30/50 at the sites. Dump station near exit. Nice bathroom with showers and $3.00 each washer and dryer.
We have stayed at this Army Corps campground multiple times when we lived in Atlanta. It is quite popular so you need to have reservations weeks in advance. They have lakefront sites as well as forest sites to choose from. The campground is HUGE and the variety of site is all over the place. Some are nice and level while others can be a bit sloped. I have found that the site length is pretty accurate while remaining level. If you are bigger than the recommended rig length you will be out of level.
Lake Allatoona is a popular lake with boaters so you did get quite a bit of watercraft noise at all times of the day and even night. Some campers will bring their boats and tie them up right next to their campsites, although weather may mean your boat could get damaged if you aren't careful. An active rail line is located right across from the campground which makes noise day and night. Downtown Atlanta is an easy 30-40 minute drive as long as you avoid rush hour. They do lock the gates at night which can be an issue given the size of the campground. There is a parking lot outside the gate, but you may have to walk a long distance to your site if you get locked out.
This is a good option if you want to enjoy the lake and visit Atlanta, but not if you are looking for park activities. Only water and electric are provided at each site but the dump station is easy to get to on the way out of the campground. The volunteer staff can get surly at times and the check in process can be painfully slow.
about Clark Creek North Campground?


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Twitter and Bing's continued alliance
In the latest move for the Bing/Twitter partnership, Microsoft has announced that it is rolling out an update in the Bing search engine. The company announced on June 26th that from this week, users can now perform hashtag searches to discover what is trending on Twitter, and search for Twitter handles and Twitter celebrity accounts by entering the @ symbol before a name.
Twitter and Bing joined forces in 2009 with the goal of providing Twitter-specific search services. At the time, Twitter co-founder Biz Stone blogged that his company was "earning a reputation for delivering real-time results to queries about things that are happening right now." He also stated that "people want the choice to consume and create tweets wherever and whenever they prefer.
"The folks over at Bing took a keen interest in Twitter and worked fast to establish a working relationship with us in line with our open approach" said Stone.
This week that working relationship will flourish as top Twitter content will feature heavily in Bing search results.
"The central idea behind the approach is that the most interesting content on Twitter can be determined by a combination of a tweet's popularity, its freshness and the authority of the user tweeting it" stated Microsoft. The company will take into consideration "a number of signals including tweet quality, retweet count, freshness of tweet, user profile info and verified status, among others."
These factors are placed in the company's model and create what Microsoft hopes will be "top quality tweets".
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Seecum Cheung, The Dutch Window
Seecum Cheung
The Dutch Window
5 May – 22 July 2017
Grand Union is very pleased to present The Dutch Window, the first solo presentation of work by Seecum Cheung in the UK. Grand Union will host a single channel video installation, with a focus upon the national elections of The Netherlands, which took place on 15 March 2017.
The Dutch Window refers to the cultural tradition in The Netherlands of having open and un-curtained front windows, thus exposing one's interiors for all to see. This unique act has amassed theoretical speculation, centred on the Dutch ideal of having nothing to hide. The borders of the private become intimately blurred with the public, separating the outside from the inside, and uniting the two through reflection. Cheung uses the window as a metaphor for the ideology of liberal transparency and openness in Dutch politics.
Since August 2015 Cheung has been conducting interviews, collaborating with media representatives to collect footage from Germany, Belgium, Sweden, The Netherlands, Hungary, Denmark, Bulgaria and the UK, to map out the differing frames surrounding the rising surge of nationalism within Europe.
At the heart of the film is a discussion around the Dutch voting system of Proportional Representation, focusing on the new fringe parties which ran in this year's electoral race. As noted by the Dutch political scientist Prof. Tom van der Meer, The Dutch system is highly proportional which is radical in its principle of when people vote. The consequence there is that if there is distrust in society, that distrust gets reflected in parliament quite directly, quite easily… so parliament has a chance to cleanse itself, to give people a voice, to canonise distrust in parliament. In the end that is better for democracy. Since the Proportional Representation system was implemented in 1918, no party has ever approached the seats needed for an outright majority, therefore the Dutch parties have consistently worked together to form coalitions, in order to best represent the values for all Dutch people in all its liberal and illiberal shades.
Alongside the exhibition there will be a public programme responding to the work involving artists, writers, graphic designers and academics. We are also hosting free communal lunches every other Friday during the show, where everyone is welcome to discuss the themes within the exhibition.
Seecum Cheung is a Rotterdam-based artist filmmaker. Born in Coventry, Cheung moved to Rotterdam in 2014 to complete her MA in Fine Arts at the Piet Zwart Institute. Cheung was recently announced as the 2017 winner of the Anni and Heinrich Sussman Foundation, additionally receiving a substantial research grant from CBK Rotterdam with support from Fonds Kwadraat. Her recent shows include a solo presentation with Syndicate Gallery (DEU) Poppositions (BE/2017) and the Aesthetica Art Prize (UK, 2017) Upcoming exhibitions include a group show in Fort bij Abcoude, Amsterdam with Suns & Stars, Bradwolff Projects and Natuurmonumenten in September 2017.
Friday Lunchtime Discussions – The Dutch Window
19 May – 7 July 2017
Room With A View: General Election Party & Live Discussion
Roundtable Discussion with Seecum Cheung & Morgan Quaintance
Vox Pop Map Workshop, led by Keith Dodds
Curating as Publishing led by Tom Clark
26 May – 27 May 2017


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Just a bit of an experiment for me really but since the WinJS library got open-sourced (go here to take a look at that) I've been thinking a bit about how it opens up the WinJS library to be used in different places.
and I'd point out that this is entirely WinJS. There's no native Windows.* calls in this code although, naturally, I could be making those native calls into Windows functionality.
And that's pretty much all there is.
To try and get a feel of what it's like to move this basic code out of its environment and into another one, I thought I'd re-home it inside of a Windows 8.1 app written in .NET. That is – make it into a hybrid app.
and following the "Build WinJS" instructions on that page to clone the git repository and run a bunch of grunt files in order to end up with the CSS, JS and font files.
and so now I have all my HTML/CSS/JS content (including WinJS) living in that WebContent folder.
and then I just need to tell the WebView control to load up that content. As far as I know, the WebView control won't just load content using a ms-appx:/// URL to load from the application's package.
It does support ms-appdata:/// and it supports regular web URLs but I don't think it's prepared to load app package content directly so I had to write a resolver to get it to do that which is no great shakes (I have a snippet for one inside of my Visual Studio as I've shown it in demos many times).
// stole this code from MSDN.
<TextBlock Grid.Row="1" Text="HTML hosting provided by XAML and .NET"
I wanted to see how this would work out when running inside of an app on another platform. The easiest place for me to try it out is on Android and the easiest way for me to try it out is via Xamarin. Naturally, most Android developers wouldn't be taking that approach but if I want to try something out quickly then C# is going to work best for me.
So…what's it like to host this WinJS UI code inside of a hybrid app for Android written in .NET?
I thought I'd give it a whirl and see whether I could get it up and running. I wasn't entirely sure how I build a "WebView" app in Xamarin so I was very relieved to see that the Xamarin guys have a template for it!
then the search box has clearly moved to live below the results list – this is the issue I flagged at Step 2 above which hits me because I'd chosen to use CSS Grid layouts and those aren't implemented anywhere outside of IE (http://caniuse.com/css-grid).
As I said at the start – mostly "just for fun" but I'd been toying with the idea for a little while and wanted to try it out here as WinJS has become something that can be more than just a library for building Windows/Phone UI – it can go anywhere.
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Florida's Education Chief Resigns Over Grading Scandal
By John O'Connor,
Elle Moxley
Published August 1, 2013 at 4:00 PM CDT
In education circles, Tony Bennett is widely known as a hard-charging Republican reformer associated with Jeb Bush's prescriptions for fixing public schools: charter schools, private school vouchers, tying teacher pay to student test scores and grading schools on a A through F scale.
Bennett resigned from his post as Florida's education chief this morning when a controversy over the last of those things — the school grades — caught up with him.
The situation was related to his previous job in Indiana, where he was superintendent of schools until early this year. On Monday, the Associated Press published emails from 2012 showing Bennett and his staff in Indiana discussing how to change the state's grading formula to boost the grade of an Indianapolis charter school run by a prominent Republican donor.
In a press conference this morning in Tallahassee, Bennett called the charges "malicious" and "unfounded." But he said he did not want to become a distraction in Florida. "Every minute we spend defending the credibility of your commissioner because of what's said 800 miles away," Bennett said, "is a minute we waste that we should have been thinking about educating children in Florida."
Bennett said the decision to resign was "mine alone" and that Gov. Rick Scott encouraged him to continue on as commissioner.
"I end my tenure with my head held high," Bennett said.
Bennett has been defending his actions related to the school grades all week. He says the school tied to the donor, Christel House Academy, was one of four Indiana charter schools that "by any measure ... would be four A schools." However, the first run of the numbers using the state's grading formula gave Christel House a "C."
Bennett's staff re-worked the formula to the advantage of schools such as Christel House, which combine elementary, middle and high school students. Christel House doesn't have 11th or 12th graders, so was penalized for not having a graduation rate. The updated formula resulted in Christel House receiving an "A."
In a press conference in Tallahassee this morning, Bennett reiterated that what he and his staff did in Indiana "wasn't rigging anything."
"What we did in Indiana was very simple," he said. "We found a statistical anomaly that did not allow 13 schools — and I want to emphasize that, because there's been a focus on one school — but did not allow 13 schools to have their grade truly reflect their performance. Because they were unfairly penalized for kids they didn't have in their school."
Florida's education commissioner is one of the most difficult jobs in the country.
Former commissioner Eric Smith left his job in March 2011. His replacement, Gerard Robinson, was hired in August of that year and resigned 12 months later amid questions about errors in calculating school grades and growing opposition to standardized testing.
Bennett was to bring stability to the post, but now he's out too.
"Florida is a dynamic, diverse state. It's not an easy ship to steer," said John Legg, chairman of the education committee of the Florida state Senate. "But there are individuals out there who are up to that challenge.
"Anytime you have a change at the helm it's always disappointing," Legg said. "I believe it was probably the right move...he was becoming a distraction over policy."
John O'Connor is a reporter with StateImpact Florida. Elle Moxley is a reporter with StateImpact Indiana. StateImpact is a project of NPR member stations examining how state issues and policy affects people's lives.
John O'Connor is a reporter for StateImpact Florida, a project of WUSF, WLRN and NPR covering education. John writes for the StateImpact Florida blog and produces stories for air on Florida public radio stations.
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Elle covers education for KCUR. The best part of her job is talking to students. Before coming to KCUR in 2014, Elle covered Indiana education policy for NPR's StateImpact project. Her work covering Indiana's exit from the Common Core was nationally recognized with an Edward R. Murrow award. Her work at KCUR has been recognized by the Missouri Broadcasters Association and the Kansas City Press Club. She is a graduate of the University Of Missouri School Of Journalism. Elle regularly tweets photos of her dog, Kingsley. There is a wounded Dr. Ian Malcolm bobblehead on her desk.
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A significant portion of energy used in Belize comes from imported resources, with Mexico supplying about 40% of the electricity consumed in the country; this has a significant impact on its foreign exchange reserves. The main utility, Belize Electricity Ltd. (BEL) is able to meet the peak demand and provide access to electricity to more than 85% of the population.
Following the Strategic Plan, the Government of Belize set out a goal to reduce the imported electricity and substitute it with domestically produced electricity mainly from renewable energy resources. The plan includes ambitious goals, such as reducing the country's imported fuels by 50% by 2020 and collecting and assessing countrywide data on solar, wind and hydro potential in order to increase electricity generation capacity and eventually become a net exporter. Furthermore, the Strategic Plan also has concrete targets to achieve universal electricity access for the remaining 15% of the population without access by 2033.
One of the major barriers to achieving these goals is the limited technical capacity available in the country. In addition, there is also no clear mapping of available renewable energy resources to move forward with the expansion of the domestic power production capacity. Therefore, MPSEPU requested technical assistance from the EUEI PDF to facilitate the effective implementation of the Strategic Plan.
The overall purpose of the technical assistance was to enhance the capacity of MPSEPU in order to assist in the development of an effective policy and strategy framework for renewable energy and ensure the successful implementation of the 11th European Development Fund of €13.5 million to the energy sector in Belize, which will be disbursed in 2017.
Update of Sustainable Energy Roadmap including Sustainable Energy Targets, recommendation for Sustainable Energy Technology Screening Criteria and recommendations for technologies and a further roadmapping process.


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Q: Fetching a Git Branch Under a Different Name I want to know if I can fetch a Git branch from a remote repo, but store it under a different name in my local repo. It happens to be the master branch of the remote repo, but I'd like it to show up as, say, featureX.
I know it's possible to push <remote> local_name:remote_name (on the initial push) to change the name that will show up in remote. Basically I want to do that in reverse, without the other repo having to rename its master branch. Any configuration options required to make the future fetches/pulls behave correctly with the featureX name would be appreciated as well.

A: git fetch <remote>
git checkout -b <local-branch> <remote>/<remote-branch>

Alternatively if you already have <local-branch> and just want it to track <remote-branch>:
git checkout <local-branch>
git branch -u <remote>/<remote-branch>


Pastor Brian Gower will celebrate his 36th year of full time ministry in 2017. In addition to serving as the senior Pastor at Center Barnstead Christian Church for 16 years, Brian has served with Word of Life Fellowship, Grace and Truth Evangelistic Association as well as Family Life Ministries. As the pastor, Brian combines a firm commitment to the integrity of the scriptures with a deep compassion for people.
Brian is married to Judy, his wife of 43 years, who has blessed the church with her musical skills and as well as her heart to teach women the Word of God. Together, they have 5 married children, and sixteen grandchildren. All of their children love God and are currently serving or have served in full time Christian service. Brian and Judy greatly enjoy spending time with their family and their many friends near and far.


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The exponential growth of big data has led to significant challenges when it comes to finding meaning hidden within the patterns of large, unstructured datasets. By placing data into a visual context, data visualization technologies have the potential to help one explore and discover the structure and patterns of today's seemingly endless streams of new data.
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We are now in the Big Data Century and one of today's key business challenges is to make effective use of the data that is available from various automated systems and sources. Machine Data and the Internet of Things are driving the rapid growth of automated data generation from a multitude of sources. While business intelligence systems and data dashboards have the potential to help interpret and present these seemingly endless data streams, effective implementation of data visualization strategies can be complex and challenging. Large complex datasets are cumbersome and challenging to work with, data format standards remain elusive, and presentation standards for data visualization are varied. Data visualization is a form of visual communication, and despite the fact that machine data by its very nature is automatically generated some of the best examples of effective data visualization are the result of digital media collaboration between skilled infographic designers and data scientists.
Enter the modern era, circa 2016. Data visualization is everywhere and nowhere. Despite the fact that infographics and data dashboards are common in some enterprise applications, the widespread use of data visualization to support business and operational intelligence remains elusive. Today most visualization projects require skilled data science and sophisticated visual design. Many, if not most organizations simply do not have these capabilities in-house.
With the advent of cloud computing, the processing challenges of visualizing big data can be readily addressed. Large scale computing resources are now available in the cloud and can be sized to accomplish complex computational tasks at scale. Cloud services from leading vendors provide applications and infrastructure as a service that can readily ingest, compute and visualize machine data from a variety of sources as well. Examples of this include solutions in Network Performance Monitoring and the Security Information and Event Management space.
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In daily life, some of the best examples of data visualization appear in devices and applications in the consumer sector. The Internet of Things and gamification have resulted in many devices, apps and services for consumers that use simple, sophisticated visual formats to present complex information in an easy to comprehend manner. Combined with the consumerization of IT, many of these technologies and solutions have found their way into the enterprise. While this development has generally been positive, enterprise applications commonly lag far behind the consumer space when it comes to effective, easy to use data visualization applications and services. That said, it is encouraging to note that many 'next generation' cloud services for the enterprise have begun to incorporate new visual standards for the presentation of complex data.
With the advent of cloud computing, the processing challenges of visualizing big data can be readily addressed
In practical use, the human element remains a key factor in the effective use of data visualization technologies. Rarely are tasks accomplished on a purely automatic basis, and even advanced data visualization systems and services can require a labor intensive setup and customization. Software developers, data scientists and visual designers can be the key to an effective data visualization strategy in order to resolve issues with data format, statistical analysis and information design.
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Lindenblüte
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Lindenblüte is a popular perfume by Parfum-Individual Harry Lehmann for women and men. The release year is unknown. The scent is floral-sweet. It is still in production.
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Give a kiss to Lydia
A distraction from real life, an escape from reality, that is what publisher Ernst Rowohlt wanted writer Kurt Tucholsky to do for his readers in a fictional correspondence. Tucholsky fulfilled the publisher's wish for "a light, summery novel, perhaps a love story" and wrote one of his greatest successes with the public: "Schloss Gripsholm. A summer story". As onlookers we travel to southern Sweden with first-person narrator Peter, called Daddy, and his girlfriend Lydia, called Princess. The carefree summer resort peppered with banter - partly on Missingchen* - is enriched by interesting visitors, namely friend Karlchen and the erotically attractive girlfriend Billie. The cheerful idyll is torn apart when the couple meets little Ada, who lives in a nearby children's home and is exposed to the reprisals of the director. Lydia and Peter take care of the child and organize that he can return to his (so far unsuspecting) mother in Switzerland.
Hardly any other fragrance embodies the relaxed idleness in "Schloss Gripsholm" for me as much as "Lindenblüte" by Harry Lehmann. The (supposed) simplicity of this fragrance paired with the aesthetics and mood of the Weimar period, which even resonates in the relaxed and summery atmosphere of Tucholsky's story, form a harmonious unity for me. The fact that both the brand Harry Lehmann and the two main characters Peter and Lydia come from Berlin (Lydia originally comes from Rostock, as we soon learn - keyword "Missingsch"), which is also the home of the legendary street "Unter den Linden", may strengthen this chain of associations for me.
How does "Linden Blossom" by Harry Lehmann smell?
Well, quite simply, after Linden Blossom - you wouldn't have guessed that now, would you? This could indeed become a very short text, as I have little to add verbally to this wonderful authentic monofloral fragrance (although the term monofloral should be used with caution).
But I will try to capture my scent impressions with Tucholsky's help:
A rich green rustling of leaves determines the start of the fragrance. I see Lydia and Peter cycling along an avenue in front of my inner eye on a still fresh summer morning, there is still dew on the meadow and Lydia has goose bumps on her bare legs.
Surrounded by the wonderful flowery, slightly sweet scent of lime blossoms, the two of them take a break in the late morning and lie in the grass. They chat and tease each other. Bees are buzzing peacefully, not far away farmers have piled up hay to dry, whose light scent mixes with that of the lime blossoms.
Lydia has taken off her cardigan and begins with "Daddy" chewing on a blade of grass, the book's omnipresent exuberant language games about names and identities, which the narrator lovingly and ironically describes as "agreement on the basic questions of existence" without ascribing a mysterious, deeper meaning to them. This corresponds to the humorous, witty basic tenor of the story. The harmony and lightness is apostrophized by the obligatory "Give a kiss to Lydia"
On the way home to Gripsholm Castle, the sun is high in the sky, the air is warm and almost a little muggy. The light summer wind blows pollen and delicate honey-sweet aromas across. The "Princess" and her "Daddy" feel pleasantly tired of sun, air - and love.
I hope that I could give you a useful impression of this wonderful lime blossom scent with this little sketch - and maybe make you want to read Tucholsky.
Of course, there was a discussion about the extent to which Kurt Tucholsky's narrative has autobiographical traits, which he denied, by the way. In any case, the dedication "For IA 47 407" referred little discreetly to the journalist Lisa Matthias (whose license plate number read accordingly) with whom he had a relationship from 1927 to 1930 and with whom he demonstrably spent holidays in Sweden. In 1929 Kurt Tucholsky emigrated to Sweden, where he lived until his suicide in 1935.
In any case, it's nice to get a little Gripsholm feeling out of the bottle when needed to "unwind" - and unlike Lydia and Kurt, this romance doesn't have to end after one summer. Their time together in Sweden is limited, although for a brief moment they even think about staying there, but they realize: "No, that's not it. If you move, the worries follow. If you're there for four weeks, you laugh about everything - even the little inconveniences. They don't concern you in the least. But if you're there forever, then you have to participate."
*"Missingsch is what comes out when a Low German wants to speak High German. He crawls up the polished stairs of German grammar and slides all nose long back into his beloved Low German. Lydia is from Rostock, and she masters this idiom to perfection."
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Silent years in Gertlauken
In 1941 - when the Second World War had already devastated and devastated the continent - a young girl from the Rhineland was sent to a small East Prussian village as an 'apprentice'. For three years she wrote letters to her parents from there to Cologne, a thousand kilometres away and in ruins - already not a short distance today, at that time an almost three-day journey into another, foreign world. In 1985 Marianne Peyinghaus published her letters from East Prussia to her parents under the title 'Stille Jahre in Gertlauken'.
Much does not happen in these letters. Peyinghaus writes how she teaches the village children. Walking on the beach. I'm invited for lunch. How the seed is sown and then the harvest is harvested. How the lime trees bloom and then no more and then again. In an uncomplicated, albeit trained language - as a teacher writes letters. And in this description of everyday life, which at that time was a great privilege to be able to describe, and in this unagitated language lies the beauty of the book.
Like some of Harry Lehmann's fragrances, Lindenblüte bears the olfactory signature of the everyday life of a time that seems to have gone far too long for anyone to really remember its actual fragrances - when a journey from Cologne to Berlin took a day, and from Berlin to Königsberg another - and this faded melancholy is perhaps Lehmann's highest attraction. Linden blossom's essence is based on, no: its essence IS the monochrome sweetness of perhaps the most old-fashioned scent of any tree blossom: staggering like honey-drunk snow and sometimes almost stunning, but never suffocating - like the costume of the lime tree smells. Flowery-green' hardly does justice to the densely sweet aromas, especially in the beginning, and even in the after-dark (if you like to call a light green 'after-dark') it keeps its lovely melting character, the gently herbaceous never becomes dominant. The Lehmannsche Lindenblüte is nostalgic, old-fashioned and yet uncomplicated - like Linde smells, authentic and yet (or is that why?) almost a bit out of time. As if it were the scent of the village lime tree of that time, which perhaps still stands today in Gertlauken, which is now called Nowaja Derewnja and lies in the Russian oblast of Kaliningrad.
Conclusion, in the last sentences of Marianne Peyinghaus' last diary entry, a kind of epilogue to the letters addressed to her parents: 'I think of Gertlauken. (...) The silent, dark forests, the dunes, the song of the waves on the beach of the spit, and above all the wide, wide sky.'
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But the rise of semi-completed games has caused many grievances among the gaming community. Games are released in their early stages of development, and they come out in Alpha and Beta state as well as in Early Access form. All of these types represent products that aren't in their final form. If you choose to invest in a game like that, then you have to realize that it might change to the point of not being recognizable.
The 3.0 update pushes this game closer to the "Early Access" point, but it is still far from the final product people have backed with their money. The slow development of the game made many backers worry on whether the game will see the light of day in its full state or not. Well, the very idea of investing money into a game whose future isn't guaranteed. All people that invested in Star Citizen took a calculated risk, which was in this case very high due to the complexity of the promised product.
Now back to the game, and the latest update. The 2.63 version of the game offered some basics to those that backed the game as well as those that chose to buy it in Alpha state. This new update should bring in many original features including persistent ship state. This means that the state of your ship will be the same once you log on and when you log in. It will also add a lot of jobs and additional options that will add a lot of new content to existing players.
This update will include many procedural missions that will take you to various places in the space. They won't be complicated, but they will give you something to do. This update also introduces basic trading mechanics, as well as the ability to haul cargo.
Another significant addition is the ability to spend money on clothes, items, weapons as well as weapons and items for your ship.
Now, the next update, according to the developer, will allow players to buy new ships that will make their way into the game. That update will also introduce mining as well as the building that will let players add infrastructure to an empty space. We just have to hope that everything will go according to plan and that no delays will happen.
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Melancholy Dreams
Words By Brij Bajwa, Art By Tyler Champion
The life of Ferdinand Melancholy took in almost the entirety of the eighteenth century (1701–1789). He spent his formative years on a small château on the outskirts of Bordeaux, working the fields of his father's vineyard. In 1718, following his father's death, Melancholy assumed the running of the estate. He resisted the temptation to go...
Brij Bajwa
Brij Bajwa lives in Edinburgh, Scotland. His days are spent writing, playing guitar, consulting with friends on a wide variety of crises, and meandering up and down the street on which he lives (and, on very rare occasions, further). "Melancholy Dreams" is his first publication. It is an excerpt from his first novel, The Fascinating Dreams of Arthur Dimble.
Tyler Champion
Tyler Champion is an illustrator and designer working in Nashville, TN. He graduated from the Joe Kubert School of Cartoon and Graphic art in 2010. He has worked on an array of projects including gig posters, concept art for video games, comics, shirt designs, and advertisements.


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Much of this article is drawn from an oral history recorded by Mr Harold O Hannaford in 1973.
The original Belair School was opened c.1912, probably by Mr. Price, a Member of Parliament.
The first Headmaster was Mr. Nadebaum. There were approximately 45 students and one teacher.
The Headmasters and Mistresses who followed in Mr. Nadebaum footsteps were Miss Lee, Mr. Fielding, Mr. Barringer, Mr. Colbatch and Mr. Verral.
The building was built very slowly with only one layer of bricks laid each day. No explanation for this is provided in the interview with Mr Hannaford.
The leaders of the committee that oversaw the building of the school were Mr. Gooch (the original Chairman), Mr. Halstead, Mr. F. Jones and the Hon. G.R. Laffer.
By 1957 the school had become too small for the student population and work began on a move to a new site on the Belair to Blackwood (Main) Road.
The then Minister of Education Mr. Baden Pattinson LLB, MP officially opened the new Belair School on 14th November 1958.
Mr Jennings was the first headmaster for the new school and the contractor was Peake Construction Co.
There has been significant growth over the years, including the co-location of Belair Primary and Junior Primary on the Main Road site in 1997. Sixteen years later the two schools formally amalgamated under banner of Belair Primary School, catering then for about 550 Reception to Year 7 students.
The Belair Primary celebrated the graduation of its final cohort of Year 7 students in 2021, as a consequence of a State Government decision to make that the introductory level at high schools from 2022.
The old School
In 1959, St. Johns Grammar School purchased the old school building and opened under leadership of the Rev. Hewitson. There were about six teachers and 50 children, both infant and primary. Sometime later a separate building was built for the pre-school and now St Johns Grammar on Sheoak Road caters for primary to grade six.
Mr Hannaford's recording includes the following credit:
"I would like to thank: Mr. A.D. Hannaford, Mr. Gordon Brown, Mrs. Setterfield National Park, Mr. Jim Drummond, Sister Gloria Retreat House, Mrs. L.H. Laffer, Rev. Anthony Taylor, Mrs. J. Thomason, Mrs. C. Gribble and Mr. R. Halstead for help with this project."
Note: This is one of a number of oral histories transcribed by Ashley Phillips, a CVDNT volunteer, in November 2012.
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Tarantula venom could offer relief from irritable bowel syndrome
By EP News Bureau	 On Jun 21, 2016
A specific peptide in spider venom could be used to understand how people sense pain
Tarantula venom is being used to develop pain relief medications for people suffering from irritable bowel syndrome (IBS). Researchers from The University of Adelaide found that a specific peptide in spider venom could be used to understand how people sense pain.
Two toxins from the tarantula species Heteroscodra maculata were found to specifically target Nav 1.1, a voltage-gated sodium channel in the nervous system to initiate the electrical impulses that signal pain.
Associate Professor Stuart Brierley said the study demonstrated that Nav 1.1 contributed to mechanical, but not thermal, pain signalling. "Using the highly specific peptide in the spider toxin we were able to work out how pain nerve fibres signal in a healthy situation and also in chronic abdominal pain such as what you see in IBS," he said.
"We found that the spider toxin was able to cause a lot more pain in the IBS state than what it was in the healthy state. It's important to note that because of the studies we should be able to develop treatments for IBS based pain – blockers for Nav 1.1 that only target the peripheral and don't go to the central nervous system. Over a long period of time we were able to work out that one particular compound was in the venom that you could isolate, separate out and acted on this Nav 1.1 channel," he added.
"It gave us a highly specific and highly selective tool to look at its role in pain," he added.
The findings also pose potential implications for central nervous system diseases such as epilepsy.
The study was a collaboration between the University of Adelaide, Flinders University, South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute , the University of Queensland, The University of California, John Hopkins University and the Medical College of Wisconsin.
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NGI Home >> News >> Think you're being haunted?
Here's a quick run down on what happens when NGI are contacted for help with private cases.
1. After initial contact has been made with us we will probably fire a few emails back and forth with the client to get a better understanding of what has been occurring and we will hopefully be able to resolve issues this way.
2. If it looks like the clients experiences may need looking at further, we will arrange to visit the client at a time of their choosing.
3. There will only be two or three investigators (male and female) present at this stage. The investigators will arrive with the utmost discretion (so don't expect flashing blue lights and sirens). This visit will only be an interview as opposed to a full investigation. This is to allow both parties to meet and ask each other any relevant questions. If both parties are happy to proceed with an investigation a time can be worked out to suit the client.
4. A preliminary investigation will consist of investigators trying to get to the bottom of the reported phenomena. Video/ Audio recording and environmental monitoring would also be undertaken if the client agrees. Investigations can take place at any time of the day or night but it would be preferable if they happened when the reported phenomena usually occurs.
5. No mediums will be present or any sort of spiritual communication will be attempted at this stage.
6. The data will taken away and analysed. Another meeting would be set up with the client to present any findings. All findings will remain confidential unless otherwise agreed with the client. This meeting will then be used to discuss the next course of action, if any is required.
7. Over the years NGI have built up a network of trusted professionals (psychologists, counsellors, mediums, magicians etc.) who may be brought in to help if required.
8. Once NGI take on a case we will see it through to its resolution. We never leave a client until they are happy.
9. NGI never charge for their services and are in this field for pure research and to help people in distress.
We are always willing to offer free help to anyone experiencing what they think is paranormal phenomena and can guarantee a professional and confidential service.


We have just learned that Great Race navigator Steve McKelvie has passed away at his home in Franklin, Mass. Originally from Ontario, Canada, Steve was a navigator for Harald von Langsdorff in 2017 and 2018 in a 1972 Mercedes 350SLC. He was 67.
Steve wrote extensively about his Great Race exploits as well as other rally adventures around the world on his blog. "Steve helped promote the Great Race to all corners of the world in just the two short years he was involved in the event," Great Race director Jeff Stumb said. More information on Steve's blog and his life can be found here:http://stevemckelvie.com.
What a shock to hear this.
Steve was a great supporter, mentor and friend for Peter and I in our little GR rookies "Team Phoenix" effort last year.
Ever helpful, ever patient, Steve was always there for us. Without his help and encouragement our Great Race effort would never have happened.
Steve will be missed by members of the Northeast Rally Club. He attended most of our events over the past several years. Our thoughts go out to his family.


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Palmerella is a genus of prehistoric sea snails, marine gastropod mollusks in the family Turritellidae.

Species

Species within the genus Palmerella include:

 † Palmerella kutchensis Halder & Sinha, 2014 - from lower Middle Eocene of India
 † Palmerella mortoni (Conrad, 1830) - synonym: Turritella mortoni Conrad, 1830 - type species of the genus Palmerella
 † Palmerella ranikoti (Vredenburg, 1928)

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Volley Haasrode Leuven, ook bekend onder de sponsornaam BDO Haasrode Leuven is een Belgische volleybalclub uit Haasrode en Leuven.

Het team speelt in de sporthallen van Haasrode, deelgemeente van Oud-Heverlee en Heverlee, een Leuvense deelgemeente. Het eerste herenteam speelt in de Liga A, het eerste damesteam in de Liga B. Deze teams spelen in de Sporthal van Haasrode die het best is uitgebouwd en de meeste ruimte biedt voor toeschouwers.

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The Equation book lets people express their dreams.
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The journey begins with a young lad named Omer who despite being born into a wealthy family is troubled by a world of colliding hierarchies; this struggle causes him to leave his wealth behind and find a formula that will benefit all humanity.
While traveling through 4 continents, he meets battles, love and tragedies as he seeks historic clues to discover Time's Silent Secret; The Equation. A source of energy; an Equation that whoever finds will be Transformed, and with its 4 Rings of Power will Reach Happiness now.
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The book fulfills the wish of people to travel around the world through exciting adventures on 4 continents.
One of the few books ever written that takes the reader through a true story on how an actual Equation was discovered.
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The book gives examples from History – There is no such thing as Luck, Talent, IQ and Time.
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The Corn Exchange is ideally situated in the heart of Manchester city centre, in walking distance of both Victoria train station and Manchester Arena. If you have a concert or event coming up at the MEN and fancy a Vegan meal before then the Corn Exchange offers a variety of restaurants and cuisines to suit any occasion.