Shows for school groups, scouting groups, etc. Check back often, we add new shows regularly.
Live shows can utilize any of the technology in the planetarium and can include, but are not limited to, topics such as seasons, stars, constellations, planets, galaxies, black holes etc. The shows can be modified to fit the K-12 standards you wish to address.
These fulldome masterpieces focus on a variety of specific topics that are listed below. This option can be combined with a short live show at the beginning. The grade range given for each the shows are our recommendations based on the show's content. However, we are flexible if you wish to schedule a show for a different age group.
This fulldome show explores the relationship between the Earth, Moon and Sun with the help of Coyote, an amusing character adapted from Native American oral traditions who has many misconceptions about our home planet and its most familiar neighbors. His confusion about the universe makes viewers think about how the Earth, Moon and Sun work together as a system. Native American stories are used throughout the show to help distinguish between myths and science. Learn why the Sun rises and sets and the basics of fusion and solar energy. Examine the Moon's orbit, craters, phases and eclipses. The show explores past and future space travel to our Moon and beyond. Produced by UNC Morehead Planetarium and Science Center.
Have you ever imagined yourself a cattle rancher in the wild west where the canopy of stars at night seems endless? Learn about the wonders of the night sky in this fulldome show from the perspective of a cowboy astronomer as he shares facts and lore that he has accumulated from a lifetime on the ranch. The pre-recorded soundtrack for the show is narrated by cowboy humorist Baxter Black. Produced by Loch Ness Productions.
Cosmic Colors is a fulldome show that will take you on a wondrous journey across the entire electromagnetic spectrum. Discover the many reasons for color—like why the sky is blue and why Mars is red. Take a tour within a plant leaf and journey inside the human eye. Investigate X-rays by voyaging to a monstrous black hole and then back at your doctor's office. You will even see the actual color of a dinosaur—based on recent evidence. Get ready for an amazing adventure under a rainbow of cosmic light! Produced by the Great Lakes Planetarium Association.
Origins of Life will take you on an inspirational journey through time beginning with the Big Bang and continuing through the formation of the Universe, stars and solar systems, the first life on Earth, and the great extinctions. The journey ends with a discussion of our search for life beyond planet Earth. This celebration of life on Earth features many recent discoveries related to life science, demonstrating that if there was ever a time that science made its greatest advances, it's right now! Produced by Mirage 3D.
While at a local star party, two teenage students learn from an astronomer about the history of telescopes, the nature of light and how telescopes work, as well how these instruments have allowed us to expand our understanding of the Solar System and beyond. This fulldome show allows you to travel in time and space, visiting Galileo and Newton as they make their historic discoveries. Join the students as they explore the astronomical wonders such as the Galilean Moons, Saturn's rings, and the spiral structure of galaxies. Distributed by the International Planetarium Society.
IBEX: Search for the Edge of the Solar System is a fulldome program that follows the scientists and engineers that developed NASA's Interstellar Boundary Explorer (IBEX). Narrated by two inquisitive teenagers, this show follows the scientists as they investigate the Solar System and learn how collecting high-speed atoms has allowed IBEX to create a map of our Solar System's boundary. This show illustrates the challenges of space science and how scientific research has led to our understanding of the Universe. Produced by Alder Planetarium.
The Dinosaur Prophecy will take you back to a time when the world was a very different place and dinosaurs roamed the Earth. Digitally recreated dinosaurs such as the Coelophysis, Allosaurus, the feathered Sinornithosaurus, T. rex and Triceratops will seem to come to life on the planetarium dome. You will learn how scientists use dinosaur bones and tracks to determine how they lived and died. Their work shows that many of the dinosaurs simply disappeared whereas the remainder roamed the planet until the massive extinction 65 million years ago. This adventure into how dinosaurs survived and thrived until the final extinction 65 million years ago is sure to be a favorite for the entire family. This program was a co-produced by the Rice Space Institute and the Houston Museum of Natural Science.
Trip Through Space takes an exciting tour through the Solar System and beyond. This cursory look at the night sky covers several constellations that can be observed during the Winter months, the Solar System, stars, nebulae, galaxies and more. Produced by Full Dome FX and purchased with a generous educational grant from the Meemic Foundation.
Get up close and personal to nature's most powerful and extreme forces. Cameras capture erupting volcanoes, devastating earthquakes, and powerful storms as a team of scientists travel the world in an attempt to figure out what causes these dangerous, yet undeniably thrilling natural occurrences. Putting their lives on the line in the name of scientific discovery, these experts forge their way through volcanic flows, along treacherous fault lines, and in cars heading straight into a raging tornado. Produced by Graphic Films and National Geographic. Prerecorded soundtrack narrated by Kevin Bacon. Fulldome and digital planetarium conversion by Evans & Sutherland.
Discover the wonders of our Sun and how its incredible energy has supported life on Earth for millennia. Although this energy is essential for life, that same energy sometimes causes disruptions to the technology that we rely on in our daily lives. Travel to the distant future to discover our Sun's connection to the universe's cosmic cycle of life and death. Produced by the Michigan Science Center.
This inspiring journey will reveal the splendor of our Solar System as well as the ferocity of our scorching Sun. Continue out to the birthplaces and burial grounds of stars and beyond the Milky Way to the unimaginable immensity of a myriad of galaxies. Along the way, you will learn about the history of astronomy, the invention of the telescope, and today's giant telescopes that allow us continue to probe ever deeper into the Universe. Produced by the European Southern Observatory (ESO).
This planetarium show is based on the children's book, Follow the Drinking Gourd, by Jeanette Winter. During the show, you will take a virtual journey back in time to learn how the constellations helped escaped slaves find their way to freedom using the Underground Railroad. This program is shown annually in honor of African-American History Month (February), but can be scheduled at any time for special groups.
Season of Light is our winter holiday show. It traces the history and development of many of the world's most endearing holiday customs through an astronomical perspective, all of which involve lighting up the winter season. It recounts the religious and cultural rituals practiced during the time of winter solstice — not only Christian and Jewish, but also Celtic, Nordic, Roman, Irish, Mexican and Hopi. It also takes a look at some of our more light-hearted seasonal traditions such as gift-giving and kissing, music, decking the halls with greenery and Santa Claus. Produced by Loch Ness Productions.
What keeps galaxies together? What are the building blocks of the Universe? What makes the Universe look the way it does today? These questions and more are encompassed in the greatest quest of contemporary astrophysics – to determine what dark matter is and how to detect it. This Fulldome program explores the evolution of the Universe as well as current research on dark matter. Produced by LaupheimPlanetarium, Germany.
This Fulldome show explores the achievements of modern terrestrial and orbital observatories and looks at electromagnetic radiation in the Universe. Learn what high energy radiation tells us about our own galaxy and how neutron stars, supernova remnants, and even stars like our Sun can make our galaxy an inhospitable and violent place. Produced by Integrated Activities in the High-Energy Astrophysics Domain (AHEAD), a project funded by the European Commission.
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SC Biz News	Fashion Plate for Jan. 23, 2020
Singh: India a vast market of untapped potential for U.S. businesses
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India has a population of 1.3 billion and the world's fifth-largest economy, but the nation remains a largely untapped market for American companies to explore.
Nagesh Singh, consul general for India in Atlanta, said his country still has plenty of opportunities for partnerships with domestic companies.
He said India hopes to increase bilateral trade with the United States from $120 billion to $500 billion in 2025.
"Despite the global slowdown, we can still get close to that," Singh said.
One market he said remains open is in defense. Outside of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, the U.S. conducts more military exercises with India than with any other nation, Singh said. India is the second-largest importer of arms with an annual expenditure of $15 billion in 2016.
Because of its contentious relations with Pakistan and China, Singh said there is not likely to be a slowdown in the amount of weapons and defense technology his country will purchase.
"This trend is going to keep going on an upward trajectory," Singh said.
One American company with Upstate ties — Lockheed Martin — has signed a letter of intent with Indian conglomerate Tata Advanced Systems Limited to produce the F-16 Block 70 fighter in India. Lockheed Martin is battling with Saab for a contract to produce the fighters for the Indian Air Force.
Lockheed Martin is planning to move its F-16 production from Fort Worth, Texas, to the Greenville Operations location at the S.C. Technology and Aviation Center. The move is expected to add close to 200 jobs.
A potential deal with India would be part of the "Make in India" initiative, which aims to bolster the country's manufacturing infrastructure and increase jobs in the manufacturing industry.
"This opportunity represents a unique way to satisfy both the Indian Air Force's need and the Make in India initiative," said John Losinger, spokesman for Lockheed Martin's Integrated Fighter Group.
Lockheed Martin has done co-production deals on the F-16 where the final assembly and check-out would be produced in Fort Worth and other components would be sourced elsewhere. Losinger said the initial aircraft would be built in Greenville, but the details regarding production and a potential agreement with India would have to be ironed out.
Another area of business potential is automotive, where India is making strides to become the third-largest automotive market in the world by 2022. The country has a $300 billion market and produces only 20% of vehicles sold there.
India is also increasing its spending on infrastructure. Singh said the plan is to spend $1 trillion by 2030 to upgrade roads, bridges and utilities.
The country also represents a $600 billion retail market and a $120 billion aerospace market.
"All of this presents a lot of opportunity," Singh said.
Despite the U.S. not having a free trade agreement with India, Singh said there are ways business can overcome challenges such as protection of intellectual property, which he said is a protection lacking in his country.
"There are issues with doing business in India, but we have to work together with the American government to ease these issues," he said.
In the Upstate, there is presently one Indian company — Patton's Inc., a manufacturer of industrial machinery and equipment — with investment in the Upstate. The company, which is a subsidiary of Elgi Equipments Ltd., has a facility in Greenville, according to the Upstate SC Alliance.
Singh said businesses in his country are aiming to invest more in the United States.
"India is becoming a very important part of providing direct investment to this country," he said, adding a recent survey of Indian businesses showed 90% of them want to invest more in the United States.
"Remain engaged with us because there is no getting away from Indians," he quipped. "We are coming over in numbers."
Reach Matthew Clark at 864-720-1222.

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SOUTH BEND Most high school students don't volunteer their time helping homeless children improve their lives. Matt Fralish isn't an ordinary high school student. The Center for the Homeless recently named Fralish as the inaugural recipient of the Mary Von Scott Dedication to Service award. A senior at Marian High School, Fralish has volunteered his time two to three evenings a week at the center since October 2004. "I was looking for more extracurricular stuff, and decided to give this a try," said Fralish, who will attend George Washington University in the fall. "I began to really enjoy working with the kids. It grew on me." Fralish runs the family library at the center, planning the activities for the children of the guests and setting up the itinerary for other volunteers to follow. The importance of the work Fralish does isn't lost on the staff at CFH. "The amazing thing is, he comes in and goes (right to work)," said Adam Kronk, the director of community involvement at CFH. "It's clear he's here for the kids, and not just to add to his resume. He's a model for our college students and our senior citizen volunteers as well." The award took the recipient completely by surprise. "I got something in the mail inviting me to the (awards) dinner, but didn't think I'd go," explained Fralish. "Then Elijah (Joseph, the children's services coordinator) told me he really wanted me to be there, and I should go." "Now I understand why he wanted me to be there." Fralish said volunteering at CFH helps keep the hectic life he leads in perspective. "Whenever I'm stressed out about a paper, I've found focusing on others and their situations helps me to straighten my priorities," Fralish said. "When you spend two hours focusing on other people and their situations, the time goes quickly and your problems seem smaller compared to what these families are going through." Fralish is now recruiting classmates to volunteer at CFH. "It's hard to fully explain what I do and the impact it has on my life." He tells his peers, "You're going to take away more from the experience than you put into it."


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News February 11, 2019 5:42 pm
Thailand: Refugee footballer Hakeem al-Araibi's extradition case dropped
Responding to news that footballer Hakeem Ali al-Araibi will not be extradited to Bahrain, Amnesty International's Minar Pimple, Senior Director of Global Operations, said:
"This was a baseless and cynical extradition request from the Bahraini authorities, who wanted to punish Hakeem for his peaceful political views. Hakeem spent more than two months behind bars in Thailand, when he should not have been detained for a single second. It is only right that he should go back to Australia – where his family, his football club, and the country that gave him sanctuary are waiting.
Hakeem spent more than two months behind bars in Thailand, when he should not have been detained for a single second.
Amnesty International's Senior Director for Global Operations, Minar Pimple
"Today's decision is an example of the impact of solidarity with refugees, and a victory for people power. Over 135,000 Amnesty supporters joined the global call to free Hakeem.
"Today, the Thai government showed a willingness to respect international law and do the right thing by allowing Hakeem to return to safety, rather than be sent to likely torture. The Thai government has also recently pledged to strengthen its refugee protections, a much needed step, as on several occasions in the past it forcibly returned people to countries where their lives and well-being were at serious risk."
Travelling on an Australian travel document, Hakeem was detained upon arrival in Bangkok on 27 November last year, based on an irregular Interpol red notice. On 1 February, Thai prosecutors submitted a request for Hakeem's extradition on behalf of the government of Bahrain. On 4 February, Hakeem appeared in court and formally lodged his objections to the extradition.
A former player of Bahrain's national football team, Hakeem has been a peaceful and outspoken critic of the authorities there since he had been detained in November 2012 and subjected to torture. He fled to Australia in May 2014, where he was recognized as a refugee in 2017. The Bahraini authorities have an appalling track record of cracking down on peaceful dissent.
In 2014, at the close of an unfair trial, the Bahraini authorities sentenced Hakeem in his absence to 10 years in prison on charges of attacking a police station. His brother is currently serving a jail sentence on the same charges.
Under international law, it is prohibited to return an individual to a territory or place where they would be at real risk of suffering torture or other serious human rights violations or abuses. Thailand has in recent years undertaken to strengthen its respect for this prohibition, including by pledging at the UN Leaders' Summit on Refugees in September 2016 to enact anti-torture and disappearance legislation containing protections against such forcible returns.


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Q: Create users with pl/sql procedures I need help with pl/sql procedures. I created a procedure that will automatically generate username and password for new clients when the clients table is inserted into. The procedure is initialised via a trigger which executes the procedure. Problem is the insert into client table happens ok but username and password are not generated. I have have to run procedure after the insert for that to happen.
CREATE PROCEDURE procedure_new_clients
var_assign_user clients VARCHAR2(1000);
BEGIN
FOR my_c IN (SELECT client_fname, client_lname FROM clients)
LOOP
var_assign_user := 'CREATE USER "' || my_c.client_fname || '" IDENTIFIED BY "' || my_c.client_lname|| '"';
EXECUTE IMMEDIATE var_assign_user; COMMIT;
END LOOP;
END procedure_new_clients;

CREATE TRIGGER trigger_new_clients
AFTER INSERT ON clients
REFERENCING NEW AS NEW OLD AS OLD
FOR EACH ROW
WHEN (NEW.client_id NOT NULL)

DECLARE
PRAGMA AUTONOMOUS_TRANSACTION;

BEGIN
procedure_new_clients();

END;

A: You procedure completes in autonomous transaction. At that moment first transaction which inserts into client has not finished, so autononmous transaction can't see new record.

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Die Biskaya-Brücke (, ) ist eine Schwebefähre und als Weltkulturerbe von der UNESCO anerkannt. Die am 18. Juli 1893 eröffnete Brücke ist die älteste Schwebefähre der Welt und noch heute in Betrieb.

Bezeichnung
Die Anlage wird auch Puente de Portugalete oder nach ihrem Erbauer, dem baskischen Architekten und Ingenieur Alberto Palacio Elissague, Puente Palacio genannt. In Spanien ist sie aber vor allem unter dem Namen Puente Colgante ("Hängende Brücke") bekannt. Es handelt sich allerdings nicht um eine Hängebrücke im technischen Sinne, sondern um eine Schwebefähre (also eine Hochbrücke, die das Gleis einer Hängebarke trägt).

Geografische Lage
Die Schwebefähre verbindet die Gemeinde Portugalete mit dem Stadtteil Las Arenas der Gemeinde Getxo in der Agglomeration von Bilbao, in der Autonomen Gemeinschaft Baskenland, Provinz Bizkaia. Die beiden Orte werden durch die Ría de Bilbao, die für Seeschiffe befahrbare Mündung des Flusses Nervión in den Golf von Biskaya, getrennt. Die Brücke ist mittels Metro (L 1, Station Areeta in Getxo sowie L 2, Station Portugalete) sowie mittels Cercanías (C-1, Stationen Portugalete oder Peñota) sehr gut erreichbar.

Technische Daten
Die 400 Tonnen schwere Anlage besteht aus zwei 45 Meter hohen Stahlfachwerktürmen an beiden Ufern mit einem 160 Meter langen horizontalen Traggerüst dazwischen. Die Türme sind, dem Konstruktionsprinzip einer Hängebrücke folgend, durch diagonal verlaufende Seile im Hinterland verankert. Am Traggerüst hängt eine 15 × 10,4 Meter große Transportbarke, mit der Personen und Autos (bis zu sechs Pkw) transportiert werden können. Die aufnehmbare Nutzlast ist allerdings auf 22 Tonnen begrenzt. Zusätzlich gibt es noch einen Fußgängerüberweg im oberen Teil der Hochbrücke, der per Aufzug zu erreichen ist. Die Schwebefähre war die erste ihrer Art und stand Modell für etwa 20 ähnliche Anlagen in Europa, Afrika und Amerika. Ab 1916 wurde wegen der relativ geringen Kapazität solcher Anlagen deren Bau aufgegeben. Heute sind weltweit noch acht Schwebefähren in Betrieb.

Geschichte

Bau
Die Schwebefähre wurde von dem im französischen Baskenland geborenen Ingenieur und Architekten Alberto Palacio, einem Schüler Gustave Eiffels, entworfen und zusammen mit dem Ingenieur Ferdinand Arnodin gebaut. Die Konstruktion diente dem wachsenden Verkehr der an beiden Ufern gelegenen Bäder. Palacio sah sich der Herausforderung gegenübergestellt, eine Querung zu schaffen, die den Schiffsverkehr nicht behindert und ohne langgezogene Rampen auskommt, da dafür im Stadtgebiet kein Raum war. Er löste das Problem durch eine Stahlkonstruktion, die durch Drahtseile stabilisiert wird. Die Bauarbeiten begannen 1890. Die Brücke wurde 1893 fertiggestellt und am 18. Juli des Jahres eröffnet.

Zerstörung und Wiederaufbau
Die horizontale Verbindung wurde 1937 während des spanischen Bürgerkrieges zerstört, um den Vormarsch von Francos Truppen aufzuhalten. Dabei wurden auch die Türme auf beiden Uferseiten in Mitleidenschaft gezogen. Alberto Palacio musste von seinem Haus in Portugalete aus mit ansehen, wie sein Meisterwerk teilweise zerstört wurde. Er starb zwei Jahre später. Nach dem Krieg wurde das Traggerüst wieder aufgebaut und die Schwebefähre 1941 wieder in Betrieb genommen. 1964 wurde die alte Gondel durch eine neuere ersetzt die sich nach den aerodynamischen Prinzipien richtete und aus seewasserbeständigem Stahl gefertigt wurde. 1991 wurde ein für Abendveranstaltungen konzipierte Lichtanlage aus über 900 Leuchten angebracht.

Heutige Nutzung

Die Fähre wird von der Gesellschaft El Transbordador de Bizkaia, S.L. betrieben und ist das ganze Jahr über täglich von morgens fünf bis abends zehn Uhr geöffnet. Im Abstand von acht Minuten werden während der Betriebszeiten Autos und Personen übergesetzt. Die Überfahrt dauert eineinhalb Minuten und kostet für eine Fahrt in der Kabine 50 Cent (Stand: August 2022).

Die Überquerung der Ría de Bilbao auf der Brücke zu Fuß kostet neun Euro (Stand: September 2021). Man wird mit einem Aufzug in die Höhe befördert und läuft oberhalb des Antriebs über einen Panoramaweg auf die jeweils andere Seite. Dieser Panoramaweg wurde am 23. Juli 1999 im Beisein des spanischen Königs Juan Carlos I. und Königin Sofia eingeweiht.

Die Brücke ist fest in das Verkehrsnetz von Bilbao eingebunden und erspart den Fahrgästen einen Umweg von fast zwanzig Kilometern Autobahn.

Welterbe
Am 13. Juli 2006 wurde die Schwebefähre durch die UNESCO zum Weltkulturerbe erklärt. Die UNESCO erachtet das Bauwerk als eine der herausragenden Stahlbaukonstruktionen aus der Zeit der Industriellen Revolution. In der Erklärung heißt es:

Siehe auch
 Liste der Schwebefähren

Einzelnachweise

Weblinks

 https://puente-colgante.com/ Offizielle Website der Fähre

 https://www.puentestransbordadores.com/de/bizkaia/

Vizcaya
Schwebefähre
Bauwerk in der Provinz Bizkaia
Kulturdenkmal in der Provinz Bizkaia
Verkehrsbauwerk in der Autonomen Gemeinschaft Baskenland
Erbaut in den 1890er Jahren
Getxo
Portugalete
Brücke in Europa
Welterbestätte in Europa
Welterbestätte in Spanien
Weltkulturerbestätte

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In celebration of the 10th anniversary of the Lake Ontario Waterkeepers, I curated a multi-media art exhibition with 21 local artists in the theme of "water", specifically Lake Ontario and Kingston's watershed. I organized a forum in tandem with the exhibition which brought together local poets, musicians, storytellers and activists on Earth Day in 2012. All of the proceeds from the I Am Water book are donated to the LOW. Click here to view the I AM WATER catalogue.
The I AM WATER 2013 took place at the Pump House Steam Museum debuting new Engineerium space in one of Canada's oldest water works from 1850. Click to view the poster. By connecting people emotionally to a resource we all take for granted – water – and more specifically, Lake Ontario, I AM WATER hopes to generate discussion on clean water, currant ideas of sustainability and Kingston's waterfront accessibility. Click here to view the I AM WATER catalogue.


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Articles tagged with Mitchell Jarvis
The cast of Rock of Ages, celebrating its 10th anniversary with a new production at New World Stages.
Rock of Ages Still Rocks
The classic rock jukebox musical returns to New York for its 10th anniversary.
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See Mitchell Jarvis, C.J. Eldred, and More in New Rock of Ages Production Photos
The 10th anniversary production is currently running off-Broadway at New World Stages.
Mitchell Jarvis in a scene from Gettin' The Band Back Together on Broadway.
Gettin' the Band Back Together Cast Album Release Date Announced
The musical recently ended its run at the Belasco Theatre.
Jay Klaitz (Bart Vickers) and Mitchell Jarvis (Mitch Papadopoulos) in a scene from Gettin' the Band Back Together at the Belasco Theatre.
Gettin' the Band Back Together Packs It In on Broadway
The new musical sets its final performance date at the Belasco Theatre.
Mitchell Jarvis leads the cast of Gettin' the Band Back Together at Broadway's Belasco Theatre.
Gettin' the Band Back Together to Record Broadway Cast Album
Mitchell Jarvis, Kelli Barrett, and Marilu Henner lead the cast at the Belasco Theatre.
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Stars Ask the Stars at the Opening Night of Gettin' the Band Back Together
First rock concerts, dream band names, and a special dinner order at a rocking Broadway opening.
Manu Narayan, Jay Klaitz, Mitchell Jarvis, Tad Wilson, Paul Whitty, and Sawyer Nunes plays the band in Gettin' the Band Back Together, directed by John Rando, at Broadway's Belasco Theatre.
The Familiar Feeling of Gettin' the Band Back Together
In this new Broadway musical, a middle-aged man returns to his hometown to compete in the battle of the bands.
Manu Narayan, Jay Klaitz, Paul Whitty, Sawyer Nunes, and Mitchell Jarvis in a scene from Gettin' the Band Back Together, opening on Broadway tonight at the Belasco Theatre.
Gettin' the Band Back Together Set to Open on Broadway
The brand-new musical is ready to blow the roof off the Belasco tonight.


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Pehlivan means hero or champion in Turkish, in the context of wrestling.

It may refer to:

 Pehlivan, Turkish surname
 Oil wrestlers
 Pehlivan (film), 1984 Turkish film


Children will love the chance to help out on the farm while parents will appreciate the home comforts of their cosy canvas cottages at this new 'glampsite'.
10 great places for a rural 'haycation'.
Kate Middleton had a classic Gap Yah, as the Grand Tours by the public-school educated are now lampooned.
Not only is the art on the walls his own, but the interior, designed by GQ contributing editor Tara Bernerd, brings a globalista's vision to informal dining in an upscale environment.
"Haycation" is an obvious play on "staycation," meaning a family holiday ("vacation" in American usage) spent at home. The term was widely used by tourist authorities in cities like New York, Boston, Miami, and San Francisco to encourage local residents, feeling the pinch of hard economic times, to stay home and enjoy local theatres, museums, beaches, sports events, and other attractions, rather than spend money to leave town. Here in New York, at least, the term has lost favor; I have not heard or seen it at all this summer, even from groups that had embraced it in the past, like the Broadway League and the New York Fringe Festival.
Like in the film "The seven year itch". Spanish translation, so dubbed in that film, of "[be] in staycation" is "[estar/quedar] de Rodríguez" (only for men), which comes from a surname.


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Detroit Lions Opinion
The Detroit Lions' franchise quarterback is still available
Brad Holmes showed just how aggressive he can be on Thursday. He has a chance to do it again on Friday, but this time, he can get the Lions their next franchise quarterback.
By Ryan Mathews@Ryan_POD Apr 29, 2022, 2:15pm EDT
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When Detroit made their first pick of the night at No. 2 overall, Brad Holmes and Co. wasted little time before they made their selection. As soon as Travon Walker was chosen by the Jacksonville Jaguars, the Lions made Aidan Hutchinson the pick—if you blinked, you would have missed the time put on the clock for Detroit's pick.
After months of debate, largely fueled by the uncertainty of just who the Jaguars were going to take at the top, Detroit ended up with the prospect many had wanted all along. With Hutchinson in tow, the Lions had bolstered their defensive line with not only a talented player, but by all accounts, a fit for the culture head coach Dan Campbell is building here in Detroit.
The Lions had a lengthy wait until their next pick at No. 32, but Holmes had other plans.
In what would end up being the second of nine trades involving first-round picks in the 2022 NFL Draft, the Lions jumped up 20 spots to make their next selection, just ten picks after taking Hutchinson. Detroit would end up sending picks No. 32, No. 34, and No. 66 to the Minnesota Vikings in exchange for No. 12 and No. 46—and by most trade value charts, the Lions made out like bandits.
The Lions essentially traded away just the No. 34 overall pick to move up 20 spots in Round 1 (32 to 12) and 20 spots on Day 2 (66 to 46).
That is just an insanely low price to move up 20 spots TWICE.
Here, I thought, was the moment I'd been waiting for since January 31, 2021. The Detroit Lions were making their move. They had their eyes set on the team's next franchise quarterback and this trade was all it was going to take for Detroit to add Liberty's Malik Willis. He had slipped past the Carolina Panthers, the Atlanta Falcons, the Seattle Seahawks, and the New Orleans Saints, who had just traded up to No. 11 and grabbed Ohio State wide receiver Chris Olave.
Instead, this is how I learned about who the Detroit Lions were selecting with the pick they just acquired.
Per source, the Loins have traded up to 12 overall for Alabama WR Jameson Williams.
— Benjamin Solak (@BenjaminSolak) April 29, 2022
Disappointment was the first feeling that washed over me. Not because of who the Lions picked, so don't misconstrue what I'm saying here: this has nothing to do with Jameson Williams. Williams was definitely the top wide receiver in this class, and if it wasn't for the ACL injury in the National Championship Game, he would've come off the board sooner than pick No. 12. Holmes was aggressive in his pursuit of Ja'Marr Chase a year ago, but this year, he was able to make the deal—again, one helluva deal—to get perhaps the best skill position player in this draft.
But that moment last night, when NFL Network's Tom Pelissero tweet pinged my phone and notified me Detroit was moving up, it felt like that moment was reserved for some kind of wish fulfillment. Trading up that far had to be reserved for a quarterback, right? It had to be a quarterback, it had to be the name Malik Willis announced as the pick through a chorus of boos drowning out Roger Goodell.
Of course, it wasn't, but when the 2022 NFL Draft resumes this evening, Willis is still on the board, and Detroit still has a chance to select the draft's most dynamic—and divisive—player.
I've spent months articulating and defending my reasoning for why I think Willis is worth the risk, and specifically why taking a quarterback in this draft makes sense for the Detroit Lions as they continue to embark on this rebuild. He has every uncoachable tool in the toolbox when it comes to athleticism and arm strength. His ability to ad lib and create out of structure is remarkable, and while many have raised an eyebrow at his sack numbers, only Sam Howell faced a higher pressure rate in college last season.
Holmes' aggressiveness may have netted him the best wide receiver in this draft class, but sitting at pick No. 46, he has a decision to make: sit, wait, and be patient, allow the board to come to him and take the best player available. He could do that and he wouldn't be at fault for many Lions fans who wish for Holmes to wait until next season to make any changes at the quarterback position.
Or he could make another move. Instead of kicking the can down the road, he could get a jump start on having the right player in house, both learning and developing in Allen Park for a season before handing him the reins. For many detractors of Willis as a prospect, it was the idea of over-drafting a prospect that left a bad taste in their mouths. Taking him at 2 was too tough a pill to swallow and would seal Holmes' fate if Willis didn't pan out. But taking Willis at this point in the draft is much more palatable, and doesn't put Holmes on the clock.
Batter up, Brad Holmes. Your performance on Day 1 was impressive, but now, it's time to swing for the fences.
2022 Detroit Lions awards: Rookie of the Year


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Q: tfs2013 share project across many projects I have a few (3) core projects I want to share across many solutions (12+).
So, say I have 12 websites and they use some shared back end core code (in this case I'm not talking about shared js, css or views - I'm talking about business objects, entity stuff, etc.).
I need to be able to identify which site has which version of the shared code in dev, test, prod, etc. so a developer can get the website code and get the right version of the shared code to develop or patch the website.
And then the MS build server needs to know which version of the shared code to get for the deployment.
To solve this, I'm seeing people branch that core code - which seems absurd to do 12+ times.  (I do expect to branch the core code sometimes for things like hot fixes and long running projects.)
I'm also seeing people copy DLLs of the core code and check those in.
I would think I would list the dependencies for my solutions based on TFS label names somewhere so developers can easily get the apps running with the right code and given a tfs label the build server can get the code for the website and the proper version of the core code.  I'm using TFS & VS 2013 at the moment too, so there's that.
So, is there a way to do this that's straightforward, supportable/scale-able and intuitive?    Thanks - Peter

A: Labels in TFS is very limited. For example once the label created you couldn't change and update it. If one of your core projects updated, did you need to create a new label for it. If you did and use the new label for one of your solution. However you found there are some bugs in this update, you need a newer update of your core project to fix the bug. Then a newer label created, you need  to manually maintain the dependencies which seems not to be an easy job.
Moreover how to list the dependencies for your solutions based on TFS label names? TFS don't have this built-in option, seems the only way is store it in a txt or someother files and check in the source control. Every time the developer open a website application need to check it first and get label from server to their workspace and work on it.
Usually the purpose of sharing code between projects is reducing maintenance. There's two main code sharing paths: source and binary. The difference between them you could take a look at this blog: Code Sharing in Team Foundation Server
Sharing code between products is a primary cause of quality erosion and elevated bug counts. I would recommend you to build separately and sharing binary output through NuGet which use preferable.
Also take a look below similar questions:

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*Sharing code between solutions in TFS

*TFS 2010 Branch Across Team Projects - Best Practices


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Q: View animation right to left android I am not able to put view animation for inflated layouts.
I used the following code snippet
pageView.startAnimation(AnimationUtils.loadAnimation(this,R.anim.right_to_left_anim.xml));

and  xml
<set xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"
         android:shareInterpolator="false">
     <translate android:fromXDelta="0%" android:toXDelta="100%"
          android:fromYDelta="0%" android:toYDelta="0%"
         android:duration="700"/>

</set>

Is any thing i missing?
Thanks.

A: Here is the code  for the sliding animation for view.
1)inFromRightAnimation

    private Animation inFromRightAnimation() {

        Animation inFromRight = new TranslateAnimation(
                Animation.RELATIVE_TO_PARENT, +1.0f,
                Animation.RELATIVE_TO_PARENT, 0.0f,
                Animation.RELATIVE_TO_PARENT, 0.0f,
                Animation.RELATIVE_TO_PARENT, 0.0f);
        inFromRight.setDuration(500);
        inFromRight.setInterpolator(new AccelerateInterpolator());
        return inFromRight;
        }

 2)outToLeftAnimation
    private Animation outToLeftAnimation() {
    Animation outtoLeft = new TranslateAnimation(
        Animation.RELATIVE_TO_PARENT, 0.0f,
        Animation.RELATIVE_TO_PARENT, -1.0f,
        Animation.RELATIVE_TO_PARENT, 0.0f,
        Animation.RELATIVE_TO_PARENT, 0.0f);
    outtoLeft.setDuration(500);
    outtoLeft.setInterpolator(new AccelerateInterpolator());
    return outtoLeft;
    }

3)inFromLeftAnimation

    private Animation inFromLeftAnimation() {
    Animation inFromLeft = new TranslateAnimation(
        Animation.RELATIVE_TO_PARENT, -1.0f,
        Animation.RELATIVE_TO_PARENT, 0.0f,
        Animation.RELATIVE_TO_PARENT, 0.0f,
        Animation.RELATIVE_TO_PARENT, 0.0f);
    inFromLeft.setDuration(500);
    inFromLeft.setInterpolator(new AccelerateInterpolator());
    return inFromLeft;
    }

4)outToRightAnimation

    private Animation outToRightAnimation() {
    Animation outtoRight = new TranslateAnimation(
        Animation.RELATIVE_TO_PARENT, 0.0f,
        Animation.RELATIVE_TO_PARENT, +1.0f,
        Animation.RELATIVE_TO_PARENT, 0.0f,
        Animation.RELATIVE_TO_PARENT, 0.0f);
    outtoRight.setDuration(500);
    outtoRight.setInterpolator(new AccelerateInterpolator());
    return outtoRight;
    }

and now start Animation on view
pageView.startAnimation(inFromRightAnimation());

Thanks,

A: If you're trying to animate the view when it's first created, then you either need to set the layoutAnimation XML property or call setLayoutAnimation().
If you just want to make your view look like it's moving, you need a TranslateAnimation; see this answer: https://stackoverflow.com/a/4214490/832776
Also if you'd like to repeat the animation, then call setAnimationListener() and in onAnimationEnd() just start the animation again.
If you're trying to move the view permanently, see this: http://www.clingmarks.com/how-to-permanently-move-view-with-animation-effect-in-android/400

A: I know that you have already accepted the answer. But I think this reply will be helpful for somebody reading this. You can try removing .xml from, pageView.startAnimation(AnimationUtils.loadAnimation(this,R.anim.right_to_left_anim.xml));


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"Youths armed with stones" put four buses out of service in Southampton area
Four buses put out of service by vandals in Millbrook
By Zoe Peck @Zoe_Peck_ Reporter
The damage caused to one Bluestar vehicle after it was targeted by "youths armed with stones."
A bus operator has responded to vandals in a Southampton neighbourhood that smashed the windows of multiple vehicles, causing four of their buses to be taken out of service.
Bluestar was forced to seek police assistance after its number 18 vehicles were targeted by "several youths, who were armed with stones."
The incident took place in Millbrook on Thursday evening between 5:30-6:30pm.
Bluestar General Manager, Richard Tyldsley called the behaviour "utterly disgraceful."
He said: "Four of our buses, all of which were carrying keyworkers, were attacked yesterday - causing damage and delays to our services.
"I urge parents in the area to ask their children where they were last night, and what they were doing.
"These criminal acts have disrupted travel for those carrying out vital work on behalf of our community - and we are now looking to identify the perpetrators."
A spokesperson for Hampshire Constabulary said: "We can confirm that we received reports of criminal damage to four Blue Star buses, and one First Bus vehicle, between 5pm and 8pm on Kendal Avenue, Milbrook [on Thursday evening.]"
Conservative councillor for Millbrook, Steven Galton called the incident "disgraceful".
He said: "Somebody must know who these children are. To cause damage like you're impacting keyworkers that are helping us get through the pandemic."
Labour councillor for Redbridge, Lee Whitbread said: "I just hope those responsible will be caught and brought to book.
"Everyone can help by keeping an eye out and reporting what they see to the police."
Anyone with information is advised to contact police on 101, quoting 44210007501."


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Dit artikel rangschikt talen naar het aantal moedertaalsprekers. Enkel talen met minstens 20 miljoen moedertaalsprekers zijn opgenomen. De gegevens zijn afkomstig van de editie 2019 van Ethnologue, gepubliceerd door het in de Verenigde Staten gevestigde SIL International. Het Nederlands staat op plaats 52 (44 wanneer macrotalen worden samengenomen).

Voorbehoud
Dergelijke rangschikkingen moeten met de nodige voorzichtigheid worden gebruikt, omdat het niet mogelijk is een samenhangend geheel van taalkundige criteria te ontwerpen voor het onderscheiden van talen in een dialectcontinuüm. Een taal wordt bijvoorbeeld vaak gedefinieerd als een reeks variëteiten die wederzijds verstaanbaar zijn, maar nationale standaardtalen kunnen als afzonderlijke talen worden beschouwd, hoewel ze grotendeels onderling verstaanbaar zijn, zoals het Deens en het Noors (cf. de boutade: Een taal is een dialect met een leger en een vloot). Omgekeerd omvatten veel algemeen aanvaarde talen, waaronder het Duits, Italiaans en Engels, variëteiten die niet onderling te begrijpen zijn. Hoewel het Arabisch soms wordt beschouwd als een enkele taal gecentreerd op Modern Standaardarabisch, merken andere auteurs de wederzijds onbegrijpelijke varianten aan als afzonderlijke talen. Op dezelfde manier wordt Chinees soms gezien als een enkele taal vanwege de gedeelde cultuur en geschreven vorm. Het is ook gebruikelijk om verschillende Chinese dialectgroepen, zoals het Mandarijn, Wuyu en Kantonees, als talen te beschrijven, hoewel elk van deze groepen veel wederzijds onbegrijpelijke varianten bevat.

Er zijn ook problemen om betrouwbare tellingen van sprekers te verkrijgen, omdat de aantallen variëren doorheen de tijd als resultaat van demografische en linguïstische evoluties. In sommige gebieden zijn er geen betrouwbare volkstellingen, zijn de gegevens niet actueel, of bevatten ze geen of dubbelzinnige gegevens over gesproken talen. Soms zijn sprekerspopulaties om politieke redenen overdreven of net ondergerapporteerd.

Overzicht
Vermeld zijn de talen met ten minste 20 miljoen moedertaalsprekers. Om het probleem van de macrotalen te ondervangen, worden twee rangschikkingen gegeven: de eerste neemt varianten op zonder hun macrotaal, de tweede neemt macrotalen op zonder hun varianten. Macrotalen zijn schuin gedrukt in de tabel.

Bronvermelding

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A Task Group can be imported as a CSV (comma-separated value) file type. The first row of the file contains column headers where each column takes its own value. In this case, Task Group Name, Task Description, Suggested Time, SMs Linked, and Asset Categories Linked.
Select Save as and choose the file format as .CSV (Comma Separated Value) when complete.
2. Click in the Input File box to locate your file, and then click Continue.
3. Define the field mappings by matching the header in your CSV file to the corresponding item from the drop down menu. The fields shown on the left are extracted from your file, while the fields chosen through the drop downs are CMMS fields. Click Continue when complete.
4. The CSV file is then analyzed. Select Import.
5. The Task Group has been successfully imported. Click Done to close the pop up.
6. Perform a verification to ensure task groups were imported properly.


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Q: Selecting from database where one field has the most number value I am sure there is a way to do this, but being that I am still new to MySQL and PHP, I can't figure this out.
I have a table where the first column (base_folder) represents a folder, there are multiple images in that folder (sub_folder). The last field (layer) represents the image order. What I need to get is the max number from the layer column where the base_folder, the sub_folder, image_, image_type and view are identical.
Does anyone have any idea how to do to that?
Here is the table:

+-------------------------------------------------------------------------+
|                                BASE_IMAGE                               |
+-----+-------------+------------+-------------+----------+-------+-------+
| id  | base_folder | sub_folder | image       |image_type|  view | layer |
+-----+-------------+------------+-------------+----------+-------+-------+
|  1  | CUP0001     |   F        | B_FF_0.png  |   B      |   FF  |   0   |
+-----+-------------+------------+-------------+----------+-------+-------+
|  2  | CUP0001     |   F        | B_FF_0.png  |   B      |   FF  |   1   |
+-----+-------------+------------+-------------+----------+-------+-------+
|  3  | CUP0001     |   F        | B_FF_0.png  |   B      |   FF  |   2   |
+-----+-------------+------------+-------------+----------+-------+-------+
|  4  | CUP0001     |   F        | B_FF_0.png  |   M      |   FF  |   0   |
+-----+-------------+------------+-------------+----------+-------+-------+

What I would like to get is "2" for where the base_folder['CUP0001'], sub_folder['F'], image['B_FF_0.png'], image_type['B'], view['FF'], layer['2']

A: The direct answer to the original question is:
SELECT MAX(layer)
  FROM Base_Image
 WHERE Base_Folder = 'CUP0001'
   AND Sub_Folder  = 'F'
   AND Image       = 'B_FF_0.png'
   AND Image_Type  = 'B'
   AND View        = 'FF';

If you need the maximum layer for each combination of the five fields, then you need a GROUP BY clause and you need to select the identifying columns too:
SELECT Base_Folder, Sub_Folder, Image, Image_Type, View, MAX(layer) AS MaxLayer
  FROM Base_Image
 GROUP BY Base_Folder, Sub_Folder, Image, Image_Type, View;

(Withdrawn:
It looks suspiciously as if your table is not properly normalized; there is at least room to suppose that the combination of Base_Folder, Sub_Folder, Image controls the values of Image_Type and View.  However, the code shown will work whether this comment is accurate or not.)

If the long combinations are not good, [...] do you have a suggestion on a better approach?

It depends on the volume of data, and how you're going to be managing the data.  It also depends on which parts of the data are independent.  I would be tempted to split the table into two, though an extreme view might go as far as five tables:

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*ImageFile columns (ID, Base_Folder, Sub_Folder, Image) with primary key ID and alternate key (unique constraint) on (Base_Folder, Sub_Folder, Image).

*ImageDetails (ID, ImageFileID, Image_Type, View, Layer, with primary key ID, alternate key (ImageFileID, Image_Type, View, Layer), and foreign key ImageFileID referencing ImageFile.ID.

An alternative design for ImageDetails avoids the ID column and uses the alternate key as the primary key.  It depends, in part, on whether anything else is going to reference the rows in this table.
However, it all depends on what you're going to do and how the data is really organized (what the functional dependencies are in the table you show).  The extreme view would use: one table for the base folders; then there'd be a sub-folder table with a base folder ID and the sub-folder name an its own ID field, and then there'd be an image file table with its own ID, a sub-folder ID, and the image name; then there'd be an image type table for each image type of each image file (with its own ID plus an FK); and so on.  This is harder to insert rows into; and every select operation that needs to filter on, say, base folder and image type needs to join a lot of tables.  That needn't be slow, but it complicates the SQL.

A: Use GROUP BY and the MAX aggregate:
SELECT MAX(layer) AS max_layer, base_folder, sub_folder, image, image_type, view
       FROM base_image
       GROUP BY base_folder, sub_folder, image, image_type, view;

A: Try this in your SQL statement...
SELECT ........ ORDER BY 'layer' DESC LIMIT 1;

A: SELECT
      base_folder, sub_folder, image, image_type, view
    , MAX(layer)
FROM
    BASE_IMAGE
GROUP BY
      base_folder, sub_folder, image, image_type, view
ORDER BY
      base_folder, sub_folder, image, image_type, view

A: SELECT
    MAX(layer)
FROM
    table
WHERE
       image_type = 'B' AND
       image = 'B_FF_0.png' AND
       view = 'FF' AND
       layer = '2' AND
       sub_folder = 'F'

A: The first approach would probably be to use the MAX() function, together with a subquery. However, this is not very efficient.
Another, better solution is to abuse the ORDER BY clause, like this:
SELECT <your fields>
FROM `BASE_IMAGE`
WHERE <your conditions>
ORDER BY `layer` DESC
LIMIT 1

The ORDER BY clause causes the largest id to be on top, and the LIMIT clause cuts off all the rest, so you only get the topmost result.


Coloradans are continuing to experience tough economic times as they recover from the latest recession. In the absence of consumer confidence and aggressive investment in the private sector, spending and associated tax revenues are also down. This, in turn, is putting extraordinary pressure on the public sector at state and local levels. City councils, county commissions, special district boards, and the General Assembly are tightening their fiscal belts to historically low levels.
In this context, it is not surprising that Colorado public libraries are suffering financially. Between 2007 and 2009, 25 of the state"s 114 public libraries (22%) experienced reductions in total revenue and another 19 (17%) saw no or negligible (i.e., less than 5%) revenue increases. That means that 44 public libraries in Colorado—39 percent, or two out of five—are in some degree of financial distress. If the additional pressure of population growth is taken into account, the situation is even worse. Thirty-two libraries (28%) saw their per capita local revenues drop between 2007 and 2009, and another 17 (15%) experienced little or no increase in funding—meaning that a total of 49 libraries (43%) are under fiscal pressures.
Fortunately, a few of the state"s public libraries had previously-funded building campaigns come to fruition, leading to the opening of several new state-of-the-art central libraries and library branches. Other libraries set new service priorities for their own limited resources, and still others renewed efforts to let their users know just how much they can do to help.
As Coloradans lost their jobs and homes, or grew fearful of losing them, many found that an old friend could serve them well: the public library. The library is a place where those who are casualties of a bad economy can turn for much-needed information, community, and help. This report shares the statistical trends for public library use before and since the onset of the latest recession. It also includes the voices of librarians from around the state, offering their observations and stories of how public libraries are helping in these difficult times.
Two conclusions are clear: Public libraries are more needed than ever, and they are stepping up as part of the social safety net that helps people protect the financial security of their families and build new futures when they must. For some, a new future means finding a job, sometimes in a new community; for others it means going back to school to re-tool for a new career; and for still others it means becoming entrepreneurial and creating their own jobs and jobs for others. People in all of these circumstances are finding the help they need at public libraries.


As I've mentioned before I used to write a lot of poetry when I was in high school and college. Then the inspiration just sort of died. But in the last year I've written four or five poems. I used to crank out that many in a week! Considering I went years without writing a single one I'd say four or five is pretty good. The inspiration has often come after going through something difficult or just when I've needed to be inspired. This one came the other night as I watched an almost full moon rising in the east as the sun sank in the west. I hope you enjoy it.
Life definitely isn't consistent. It can be for awhile, but the bumps and potholes and twists and turns inevitably return. My OCD, which had been completely absent for quite some time, was triggered again, and I'm really struggling with it. The hard part is that it was triggered by someone I thought was a friend, someone I greatly valued. Turns out she was the fair-weather kind, or maybe never one at all. Maybe the facade was always there, and I chose not to see it because of how much the person I thought she was meant to me.
After my last post this friend unfriended me on Facebook and messaged me telling me how much it hurt her, that she couldn't be my friend and how she was really doing it for me, or for my benefit. Indeed, she was one of several people who prompted me to write what I did. I saw dozens of her own brazen posts, and each one felt like a punch to the gut. Whether she meant it or not, they all left me feeling like I was stupid, uncaring and pathetic. I did unfollow her because I knew it was best for me, just like I unfollowed several other people, some of which I share the same point of view with. Their posts left me feeling just as sick. I, however, didn't stoop to unfriending her because, as I've stated, I cared about her and valued her friendship so much. I also, in part, understood where she was coming from because I was her once, many years ago. And the reason I changed was because I saw how it was driving away people who meant something to me.
I even have a recent example. Since getting back on Facebook about a year ago I have tried to stay away from controversial topics that will insight anger and hurt. But I recently reposted something of a friend's that I thought was funny. It was political, and I posted it light-heartedly because it made me laugh, and I thought it was true. A good friend called me out on it, though. She read it as being mean and intolerant. Even though that was the furthest thing from my intention, and not what I meant or felt at all, I deleted the post because her friendship was more important to me than some stupid post on stupid Facebook.
Now, going back to my other friend, as soon as she saw one single post of mine that she didn't like she told me she couldn't be my friend anymore. (Sounds ridiculously Jr. Highish, right?!) Her cause was more important to her than a friendship that had lasted almost twenty years. And it hurt. It hurt so much to know that politics was more important to her than a person, than a friend who had been very loyal to her for almost twenty years.
I think the thing that really triggered my OCD, though, was her statement of saying she was doing it for me—like I'm some poor little girl who's too incompetent to possibly know for myself what's best for me. I've had other friends, family members and an ex-boyfriend who used those same words/tactics on me. It brought all of those past experiences rushing to the surface, and I can't stop thinking about them. I can't stop thinking about whether I replied to her the right way. I keep going over and over and over what I wish I could tell her, make her see. And then I keep wondering if maybe they're all right. Am I stupid? Am I pathetic? Am I incompetent? Deep down, I know I'm not. I have been through so much the last year, and I have learned and grown and accomplished so much. I have had amazing support and help along the way from family, friends and neighbors who truly do care about me. But it's also because I am strong, because I am capable, because I am smart and I do care. Because I am competent, and no one knows what's best for me better than I do myself. Yet the thoughts circle. The hurt persists. I had made such strides, and now I feel like I'm back to step one again. Well, maybe not that far, but close.
Luckily, the difference between now and when I really was at step one is that I know I can move forward. My anxiety at driving a car again after my accident evaporated after that very first drive. Now I have no problem driving. Easy-peasy, as my kids would say! I think dealing with the OCD will take a little longer, but I'm not going to let someone who devalues others so much stamp out all of the progress I have made, and any of you out there dealing with the same thing shouldn't either. I will rise up, and I will recover, even if it takes a little time. You can rise up and recover, even if it takes time.
I've recently been reminded of why I hate Facebook so much and why I got completely off of it (deleted my account) many years ago. People love using it to vomit their opinions in a passive-aggressive way that they claim is them doing what's right, what their conscience demands of them, when really they just want everyone else to know that what they believe, whether politically, religiously, socially or personally is absolute truth and anyone who doesn't believe the same is a pathetic low-life who deserves to be trampled under the refuse of guilt and shame. Now these people will act like they are all open-minded and they aren't trying to be aggressive or make others feel bad, but I'm telling you—that's bull*#@%! In my opinion. Insert smiling emoji now!
The truth is that you are making people feel bad, and you know it. You know you're creating controversy, you know you'll anger people, you know you'll start a fight and you don't care because YOU ARE RIGHT, and anyone who doesn't agree with you is an idiot. My question is, why? Why do you care so much about what other people believe? Just because someone believes differently than you doesn't mean they aren't educated, it doesn't mean they don't care, it doesn't mean they haven't done any research themselves, and it certainly doesn't mean they are wrong. Maybe they are actually more educated, care more and have done more research than you have. Maybe we're just all different. And maybe that's okay. So why start the conflict? Why not show love and compassion for EVERYONE instead?
Now I completely understand being passionate about what you believe in and wanting to share that, but this contentious way is not the right way. I know because that's the way I went about it when I was a young, arrogant girl at college. Thank goodness I grew up! And thank goodness I learned that using your passion in the wrong way doesn't change minds, it doesn't build up, it doesn't include. It does the opposite. It hardens people, it cements their own opinions, it tears down, it excludes and it causes anger, which is not Christ's way.
Facebook has been a great tool in getting the word out about my blog here. In fact that's the only reason I even got back on it last summer. But lately I've been seriously considering deleting my account again because of all the people who use it in Satan's way—as a tool to hurt and tear down others.
I feel as though I've tried and done a reasonably good job of teaching my children that it's okay when other people believe differently than we do. As a result, my kids have a pretty wide variety of friends religiously, politically, socially, personally. And the great example my kids give to me is that those differences don't really matter. Kids don't care about changing someone's opinion. They talk about their differing opinions in a very brief and civil (sometimes funny) way, then they move on. They don't fight about it, they just move on. Their passion is about friendship, not politics, not opinions. Friendship and love.
As stated in a recent post, I'm doing really well. I haven't noticed any of my OCD tendencies in 5-6 months, and my depression has been completely gone since the weather got warmer/nicer a few months ago. My anxiety has been very minimal since then as well. It has been absolutely amazing!
Yesterday, my kids and I were in a car accident. I was sitting at a red light fairly close to my house when I noticed a truck in my rear-view mirror barreling toward me. A second later he tried to swerve, but slammed into the corner of my car anyway.
It wasn't super bad. All three of us had seat belts on and my kids were sitting in the back where they were supposed to be. I did feel some pain in my neck and back. My daughter got the brunt of it because it was her side that was hit into. Her head and neck hurt as well as her knee which hit into the seat in front of her. It wasn't too bad, though—just a tiny scrape. However, as the hours wore on the pain intensified until I decided to go to the Urgent Care. They took x-rays which came out looking fine, but the doctor prescribed some ibuprofen and muscle relaxers and said I should get some physical therapy. I definitely feel blessed that it wasn't worse.
I knew I needed to take my car into a repair shop to get an estimate on the damage. All day I put it off, anxiety beating its way back into my life. Even though the accident wasn't that bad, every time I thought about getting in my car, driving my car, the anxiety would hit, making me sick to my stomach, making it harder and harder to breathe.
Last night I talked to a friend about how I was grateful, in a way, to be going through this as a single person because it's teaching me to be independent, to learn and do things I never had to do before. She told me that it was nice because it was empowering. So, despite my anxiety, I got in my car and drove. I again felt incredibly sick and nauseous, breathing was laborious, but I put on some music I like from Audiomachine and Two Steps From Hell, and it got slightly easier. I became less anxious as I continued to drive. And you know what? I did it. I made it. I conquered my anxiety and my fear.
I don't know if that means it's over. It has been so nice not dealing with any mental illness the last few months. It was definitely easier driving home, but even as I write this, I feel the anxiety simmering on the surface of my emotions. Of course that could have something to do with waiting for the insurance adjuster to call me back—after having left 3-4 messages and a couple of emails. It's just a stressful situation, but I know I can do it. I know I can fight through and make it to the other side. I'm strong, and I can do hard things.
I'm not sure I agree one hundred percent with all of it, but I definitely notice a difference in how I feel and act when I consistently do yoga. I really do believe it has made a difference in both my physical and mental well being.
Does the Air We Breathe Affect Our Mental Health?
I thought I'd give a little update on myself. I've been doing extremely well the last couple of months. I believe part of the reason is because winter ended, and so did my seasonal affective disorder. It truly is amazing how much I improve once the cold, snow and gray days are gone. It's amazing what a difference warmth, sunlight and longer days make.
I was thinking more about how well I've been doing, wondering if anything else might have to do with it. I believe some of it is just my own growth through experience and knowledge I've gained. But I also have been wondering if any of it has to do with the fact that I've gotten rid of all the chemicals in my home. A few months ago I signed up to be an independent sales consultant for Norwex. They make, among other things, microfiber cleaning cloths to replace the traditional cleaners in your home. Their global mission is to reduce chemicals in the home. So, the day I got all my Norwex stuff, I threw out all of my bathroom and kitchen cleaning supplies, laundry detergent, fabric softener and drier sheets, soap and facial cleanser. I no longer use harmful chemicals in my home, and I honestly wonder if the fact that I'm no longer breathing in or absorbing all of that crap has played a part in my improved mental health.
According to a study by the University of Washington air pollution impacts mental health and has been associated with behavior changes. If it's true of the air outside, why wouldn't it be true of the air inside? Food for thought, for sure.
This has been my thought every Sunday for quite awhile now. Every time I'm at church I leave feeling so uplifted and inspired. I'm always able to feel the Spirit, to learn something, to hear something I needed to hear and I leave with something to ponder. I love Sundays, and I love church!
This hasn't always been the case, though. I remember going into the bathroom this one Sunday many years ago, feeling tired and frustrated. My youngest was a toddler at the time, or, as I liked to refer to him, my little monster. It was always a near-impossible task just getting to church at all, let alone actually being able to pay attention while I was there. When I walked into the bathroom this other lady in my ward (what we call an LDS congregation) asked me how I was.
Church with babies and toddlers can be frustrating. But I realized today it is only a time and a season. There are still times I have to get after my ten-year-old daughter and six-year-old son during sacrament meeting for being too loud or for bugging and picking on each other, but for the most part they are pretty good—good enough that I can listen to and enjoy the majority of church.
I think there are many things in our lives that are part of a time and season. Things come and go. As frustrating as those days were in regards to the Sabbath, in many ways I miss them. It's hard to see your kids grow up. But sometimes it helps to remember that hard times can pass and good times can grow.


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When Marriott opens new hotels, travelers can expect 'no surprises'
Pismo Beach, Fla.
— The hotel chain Marriott opened its newest resort at Pismo beach in Florida today, bringing with it some of the best amenities and experiences of the luxury vacation industry.
The hotel opened on the first floor of the Marriott Pismo hotel complex at Pico Beach in the resort town of Palm Beach, Florida, on Thursday.
"This is the first time in the world we are bringing a hotel into the Pico resort, where it will become a real family destination," Marriott president, Mark Osterloh, said at the opening.
"It is a brand that has grown from a small concept into one of the world's most prominent hotel brands, and the Marriott brand is growing exponentially in all areas of the company."
Marriott's Pismo Resort has been a pioneer in the luxury resort industry, and is known for its location, amenities, and quality.
For the first four years, guests will be able to visit the Pismo area and be entertained by a live music lineup, live entertainment, art exhibits, and a new restaurant and retail space.
After a two-week refurbishment and remodel, guests are encouraged to visit Pismo every week for an evening of entertainment and dining, as well as an afternoon stroll and visit with the sea lions.
The resort is scheduled to open in early 2019, and will be one of a number of new resorts that Marriott is planning to open.
A full list of the new hotel amenities and services is below.
The new hotel will be the company's fourth hotel in Florida and third in the United States, following the two properties in Pismo and Boca Raton, Florida.
The first hotel is a 12-story, two-story luxury boutique hotel that was designed by the architectural firm of the same name.
It opened in August 2019 and will have an average room rate of $1,800 per night, according to hotel information.
The second is the same hotel, but its design features a more traditional hotel style, according for a $2,200 average room price.
Both hotels are scheduled to reopen in early 2020.
According to Marriott, the new resort is one of three new hotels the company has opened in Florida in the last year.
Two of the other new resorts are in Orlando and Lake Buena Vista, Florida: the Orlando Marriott & Park West Resort and the Lake Buenaventura Resort.
Both the Orlando and the Orlando Park West resorts will feature a "fancy dining and shopping experience" as part of the hotel's "unique" amenities, according Marriott.
The Lake Buene Vista Resort will feature more outdoor amenities, including "the first ever golf course, world-class golf facilities and a rooftop restaurant with live music, outdoor activities, and more."
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Dec. 12, 2012 5:00 p.m.
Austin Carroll is on a roll. He scored the Teddy Bear toss goal on Saturday against the Swift Current Broncos and had a Gordie Howe hat trick versus the Seattle Thunderbirds on Tuesday.
Victoria-bred goalie Brandon Glover of the Seattle Thunderbirds has been strong this season but his team couldn't stop the Victoria Royals on Tuesday.
The Royals (17-13-0-1) took a 6-2 road win, and moved into sixth in the Western Conference, two points ahead of the Thunderbirds (16-15-1-0).
Glover, a former South Island Royals (Thunderbirds) major midget player made 37 saves on 43 shots.
Alex Gogolev opened the scoring for the Royals with his 12th goal of the year in the first period and scored one of the Royals' three power play goals late in the game for his 13th.
Austin Carroll, Brett Cote, Jamie Crooks and Logan Fisher also scored for the Royals.
The Royals are in Red Deer tonight (Dec. 14) and Edmonton tomorrow, before a 13-day break.
Ryan Cochrane of Saanich and diver Emilie Heymans of St. Lambert, Que., are Aquatics Canada's male and female athletes of the year for 2012.
Aquatics Canada athletes compete in diving, swimming, synchronized swimming and water polo.
Cochrane, 24, won silver in the 1,500m freestyle at the London Olympics, adding to his Olympic bronze medal from 2008. Heymans, 30, won a bronze medal in the 3m synchronized diving with partner Jennifer Abel, and made history by being the first Canadian Olympian to win medals at four straight Olympics.
A select group of Island wrestlers attended last weekend's Abby Invitational Wrestling Tournament in Abbotsford, and came home with good results.
Athletes from Ucluelet, Port Alberni, Campbell River, Victoria, Cowichan, and Nanaimo attended as the Vancouver Island Wrestling club, and trained together for the first time in Abbotsford on Friday night.
"By the end of the day Saturday both the girls and the boys had put in dominant earning impressive overall team points," said coach Mike Thompson of Esquimalt High.
Esquimalt's Warren Clark was able to dominate the 70 kgs weight class. His only real challenge came from teammate Mitchell Keeping in the finals, Thompson said.
Also impressive was John Fayad from the Victoria Bulldogs club team who won the cadet boys 60 kgs class.
Ice dance team Andie Lynn Gingrich and Liam Kinrade of the Racquet Club Figure Skating Club of Victoria placed seventh overall at the novice dance at the Skate Challenge in Regina last weekend.
Their rendition of the compulsory Westminister programme was tops among all 26 teams.
The pair will attend the Skate Canada 2013 Figure Skating Championships, Jan. 13 to 20 in Mississauga, Ont.
Coach Matt Willis said he's extremely happy with their accomplishment. Willis has now left to coach brother-sister dance team Leo and Pilar Maekawa as they compete in Zagreb, Croatia.


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Prices announced for Bolton and Preston pre-season friendlies
@ftfc
Fleetwood Town can confirm ticket prices for our two home pre-season friendlies against Bolton Wanderers and Preston North End.
Town will host Wanderers on Saturday 22nd July (3pm) and North End on Friday 28th July (7:30pm).
2017/18 season ticket holders can use their season ticket for their free pre-season friendly for the Bolton Wanderers match on the 22nd July.
Ticket prices for the matches are as follows:
Adults - £10
Seniors - £5
Under 16s - £1
Tickets will go on sale for both games on Monday 3rd July at 9am over the phone by calling 01253 775080, online at www.ftfcstore.com or in person at the club shop/ticket office.
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Driver line-up confirmed for Stadium SUPER Trucks Debut at Clipsal 500
Adelaide, South Australia ( February 16, 2015) – Clipsal 500 Adelaide organizers today announced the full driver line-up for the Toyo Tires Stadium Super Trucks Presented by Traxxas (SST) race, which will be the Australia debut of the world's newest and most exciting form of racing.
SST founder and two-time series champion Robby Gordon will be the star attraction when these 600 horsepower V8 trucks line up on the starting grid for next week's Clipsal 500 in Adelaide.
The Toyo Tires Stadium Super Trucks race will see high profile local and international drivers racing side by side in 10 high powered off-road trucks. The trucks approach speeds of up to 140 mph and ramps can launch the trucks 20 feet into the air and 150 feet down the track.
The starting line-up for the debut of the SST Series in Australia includes five drivers who have competed in the Stadium Super Truck Series previously; Venezuelan IndyCar driver E.J. Viso , rising star Keegan Kincaid, Charles Dorrance, Bill Hynes, and the future of off-road racing, 17 year-old Sheldon Creed.
The Australian contingent eager to impress in their first outing behind the wheel of a Stadium Super Truck consists of; off-road motorcycle racer Toby Price, off-road racing legend Brad Gallard, former V8 Supercars driver and 24-hour Bathurst winner Nathan Pretty and Australia's most prolific stunt rider Matt Mingay.
Although accustomed to off-road racing on two wheels, Toby Price will be on a high heading into the Clipsal 500 Adelaide after recently becoming just the second Australian to stand on the winners' podium at the grueling Dakar Rally, clinching third overall after the final stage in Argentina.
The SST's will hit the track at the 2015 V8 Supercars season opener on Thursday, February 26th, with specially designed jumps added to the iconic Adelaide street circuit and racing scheduled to run over four days.
"Stadium Super Trucks have become hugely popular at motor racing events in the United States and we're very excited to be hosting the first ever Stadium Super Trucks event outside of North America," said Clipsal 500 CEO Mark Warren.
Toyo Tires has acquired the naming rights sponsorship of the Australian debut of Stadium Super Trucks presented by TRAXXAS at the Clipsal 500 Adelaide. Supporting sponsors of the series include; Clipsal By Schneider Electric, Traxxas, Hoggs Breath Café, Jet Pilot and GoPro.
Competition on track is set to be fierce as the trucks literally fly through Victoria Park, featuring drivers from a variety of disciplines and backgrounds.
2 – Matty Mingay (AU)
3 – Charles Dorrance
5 – E.J. Viso
7 – Robby Gordon
47 – Keegan Kincaid
57 – Bill Hynes
74 – Sheldon Creed
87 – Toby Price (AU)
454 – Brad Gallard (AU)
TBA – Nathan Pretty (AU)


Nope! It wasn't just fantasy – its for real!
We're brunching in the sky – on the 12th floor of the Double Tree by Hilton Hotel.
See Fred! We're way up high!
C'mon then Fred, let's go see who else is at the brunch.
And we met A LOT of doodles!
Meet Cookie, a cockapoo – she's 9! Older than me!
This is Bella a cavapoo!
This is very excitable Charlie, a "miniature" Labradoodle – who is bigger than me!!!!
A lot of new recruits for our Hyde Park Doodle meet!
So Fred, what's for brunch?
Mum and Belinda loved the amazing donut injections.
And we had special pup cakes.
There was this little gadget – KiiPix that made polaroids from the photos on the phone!
Look at all those happy, bright colours.
We love those matching doggy jumpers and hooman scarves! We've asked if they would do it in the pink to match my collar!
We are not familiar with this part of London. After brunch we took a little walk around the area – and came across St. Olave's churchyard.
St. Olave Hart Street, founded in the 11th Century is one of the few medieval City churches that escaped the Great Fire of London.
This was obviously about the Great Fire of London.
Wonder what this was about. We didn't have time to ask the concierge at the hotel about them – but we will be back for another Sunday brunch at Savage Garden – and we will inquire about these interesting stone slabs.
Fred and Darcy's rating of Dog Brunch at Savage Garden – FOUR STARS! Hope to see some of you there in the coming months.
That looks cool is all the time?
First Sunday of every month. Nice food and good views.


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