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On Saturday 23rd June, the sun shone over Gold Hill Common as the village Chalfont St Peter celebrated Feast Day 2018!
Throughout the Summer Term, both the KS1 Choir and Year R Choir have been working hard to prepare for this day. The children arrived proudly wearing our school uniform ready to sing to the people of the local community.
Take a look at our video clips on under 'Children' and then 'School Videos'. I am sure you will agree, we are so enthusiastic and demonstrate an incredible love of singing.
Mrs West and Miss Pitman are so very proud of the entire Choir. They are a credit to our school and their parents.


Westminster Police Department Chief Jeff Spaulding lights a candle for Chris Wittle during a vigil honoring victims of drug overdose at St. John Catholic Church in Westminster Thursday. Chris and her husband, Dave Wittle, came to remember their son Parker.
Pictures of loved ones lost to drug overdose are displayed as family and friends hold lit candles in their honor during a vigil honoring victims of drug overdose at St. John Catholic Church in Westminster Thursday. At right is Ryan Stambaugh, a recovering addict who came to show his support.


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Science, engineering and math; these subjects can strike fear into any young student's heart. When it comes to (perceived) level of difficulty and effort, the humanities look like a less anxiety-inducing option. Luckily, current practitioners of the sciences, along with the help of a supercar builder, are getting kids revved-up on the once feared foci.
There is a shortage of science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) students entering into the automotive field.
At the Goodwood Festival of Speed, McLaren and Goodwood Education Trust aimed to inspire kids to pursue STEM studies.
Kids, and their parents, got to interact with McLaren engineers and STEM ambassadors.
For the event, McLaren brought out the impressive LEGO McLaren Senna, a full-scale, interactive model.
Science, technology, engineering and maths, referred to as "STEM" in education-circles, have gotten a bad rap. Their reputations steer students away before they even have a chance to check out what studying these subjects has to offer in terms of career opportunities. And, that's why there's a shortage of STEM students entering into global racing, automotive and technology companies.
Grounds of the Goodwood Estate, where the Festival of Speed takes place.
Inspiring The Next Generation Of Scientists And Engineers
At the Goodwood Festival of Speed, McLaren and Goodwood Education Trust teamed up to show students just what they are missing. On the first two days of the Festival, McLaren took to the proverbial lectern with a series of talks given by its engineering talent and STEM ambassadors designed to inspire the next generation of students to pursue careers in the automotive industry.
Whether the students were pre, tween or a teen, there were presentations and speaking engagements to inspire all ages. Teenagers from about 18 schools from West Sussex and Hampshire were treated to seminars run by the Goodwood Education Trust, while primary school age kiddies and upwards interacted with the ambassadors on the McLaren Automotive stand.
If that wasn't enough, McLaren brought out the big guns. Featured on its stand, the full-scale LEGO McLaren Senna car provided the backdrop for children and their parents to talk to STEM ambassadors about what it's like to work at a modern, cutting edge engineering and science company.
The LEGO McLaren Senna
It took 30 model builders, 5,000 hours and 468,000 bricks to construct this nearly 3,748 lb model. And, this full-scale McLaren Senna isn't just a static aesthetic piece—which would be pretty impressive on its own. It's an interactive playground of McLaren's most spectacular hotrod outfitted with a real McLaren Senna seat. Kids could get behind the wheel to experience working sound, lights and a selection of controls.
"We're passionate about science and engineering at McLaren and want to use that, and our amazing products, to help inspire the next generation to value science, maths, engineering and technology," said Mike Flewitt, Chief Executive Officer, McLaren Automotive. "Working closely with Goodwood means we have a great opportunity at the Festival to promote STEM careers and to showcase to girls, boys and parents alike what a fulfilling and exciting career they can have by studying STEM subjects at school and beyond."
McLaren nailed it! When race cars and LEGOS are part of a career package offered by STEM studies, who wouldn't want to embark on the adventure—whether boy, girl or post-teen female journalist?
Promoting STEM Through McLaren's Network
The program at the Goodwood Festival of Speed isn't Goodwood and McLaren's first rodeo—although they really went all out with this one. The two already have a longstanding relationship promoting science subjects that lead to STEM careers.
Part of their joint mission includes supporting the UK STEM Awards in partnership with the BBC and LEGO. The BBC offers educational science programming on the airwaves, while LEGO takes STEM talks on the road to different regions through McLaren's retailer networks.
As a dangling carrot to get kids revved up about STEM careers, previous winners of the UK STEM Awards have landed permanent roles at McLaren.
In addition to compelling programs to inspire STEM students, that weekend the ID.R., Volkswagen's all-electric supercar, broke the 20-year standing speed record. Yes, you read that correctly. An all-electric vehicle smoked its combustion-engine counterpart.
If you were in attendance at the Goodwood Festival of Speed, you got to participate in one hell of an event.
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Leche Dormida: A Costa Rica Traditional Drink Born in the Guanacaste Province
By Ileana Fernandez
The province of Guanacaste is full of cultural and gastronomic richness. Here, plenty of delicious typical dishes and beverages can be found. A perfect example is the famous 'leche dormida' (dormant or sleeping milk).
In 1946, Rogelio Gutierrez started producing this unique drink. The 'leche dormida' recipe went down from generation to generation and is enjoyed by both locals and tourists.
Many have tried to emulate this drink, but it's impossible to copy something born in the bosom of a family of Cañas and has a hidden secret only they know. This is part of the magic of visiting Soda Don Rogelio.
Vinicio Gutierrez, Don Rogelio's grandson, has kept this tradition alive for over 75 years.
"Leche dormida was my grandpa's idea. He taught my mom, and then my mom taught me," Vinicio Gutierrez told CRHoy.
Anyone who visits the canton of Cañas in the Guanacaste province must stop by to try this one-of-a-kind drink.
Some say the name 'leche dormida' was given because, for its preparation, it must be left to repose or "sleep." However, others say the name was chosen due to a dream don Rogelio had several times. In this dream, his aunt explained how to prepare this drink.
At first, he ignored his dream, but after having the same one on several occasions, he attempted it. His first tries were unsuccessful, but after multiple efforts, he managed to get it right.
It's almost impossible to describe the exact taste of 'leche dormida,' but it's definitely something worth tasting. It's simply delicious!
Many have shared different recipes to prepare this excellent drink. The ingredients include 1 liter of milk, ice, sugar, vanilla, and powdered cinnamon. Of course, there's a secret ingredient only don Rogelio's family knows.
While there are a lot of guidelines and instructions on how to make it, they're never as good as the original.
Next time you're in Guanacaste, visit Soda Don Rogelio and enjoy!
Ileana Fernandez
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Whether you're in a hurry and need to grab a quick bite or you're traveling on a budget and don't have the extra cash to spend on a true gourmet meal, sometimes you simply need some casual eats. But that doesn't mean you have to give up flavor or quality! Check out this list to learn about some of Ottawa's best casual eats that walk the fine line between casual, affordable meals and high-quality dining experiences. The restaurants on this list manage to bring you the freshest ingredients and the highest quality meals while keeping your dining experience quick, cheap, and casual. With everything from the best falafel in all of Ottawa, to the pizza with the freshest ingredients, to vegan and vegetarian options, you won't run short of ideas for a quick and tasty bite while on your trip to Ottawa.
Fiazza Fresh Fired is exactly that – FRESH. The ingredients that make up the delicious homemade pizzas and salads are only the freshest and highest quality. With hand rolled dough and sauces that are all natural and preservative free, tasty chicken roasted in-house, fresh sausages from local vendors, and made to order salads chock full of delicious greens, it's hard to beat the quality of food or ingredients at Fiazza.
Chickpeas keeps it simple and focuses on what they do best: hummus and falafel. You won't see a wide variety of different dishes on their menu, but what they do offer is to die for. As Ottawa's first and only falafel and hummus eatery, it makes sense that they would perfected their recipes. With ingredients that are always fresh and never frozen or canned, Chickpeas is perfect if you're craving something simple, healthy, and delicious!
EVOO Greek Kitchen is simple, clean, and unbeatable when it comes to delivering flavorful and fun Greek dishes at an affordable price point. The stylish, modern dining room offers elevated Greek Dishes, cocktails, and wines. With options for sharing, both traditional and innovative Greek options, and a tasty brunch menu, EVOO is undoubtedly one of the top options in Ottawa for yummy and innovative Mediterranean Cuisine.
Good Eats Cafe is a great casual option if you are looking for something that is affordable, delicious, and super healthy while on vacation in Ottawa. Good Eats serves up a changing weekly menu of fresh sandwiches and salads, as well as sweet treats, breakfast sandwiches and baked goods. Along with omnivores, they also cater to gluten-free, vegan, and vegetarian preferences. If you need a little caffeine kick, their coffee is some of the best in town with their beans coming from local roasters, the Equator, based in Almonte. And as an added bonus, Good Eats recently started offering brunch on Sundays from 9-2! We haven't tried the new additions to the menu, but going off what we've tasted so far, we know it will definitely be delicious.
If you're looking for a fun and original Asian taste adventure while visiting Ottawa, look no further than Sula Wok. Chef Sula, originally from Tibet, is an expert at blending traditional Asian flavours into popular street foods of the world. She offers distinctive tastes and food combinations that are unique to the newly opened restaurant and mobile food cart business located on Main street in Old Ottawa East. With daily specials, there is always something tasty and affordable on the menu. We recommend checking out Momo Mondays or Taco Tuesdays for some delicious and original Asian street food options, but any day of the week you'll be sure to find some light, tasty and healthy Asian creations.
brightly colored kitchen and dining space is just as diverse and vibrant as their authentic Mexican menu. With tasty dishes from all different regions of Mexico, the chefs at Kukulkan have been following recipes passed down from one generation to the next as it has been done for centuries. Guests are encouraged to enjoy some of the best of Mexican culture, including Tequila and Mezcal. With a wide variety of drinks to compliment the complex and lively menu, you can't go wrong if you're looking for an affordable and authentic Mexican dining experience while visiting Ottawa.
LunchBox is the new kid in class – a fresh, gourmet take-out spot that is sure to enhance your grab-and-go lunch experience. Serving up fresh salads with flavourful artisan dressings and hearty sandwiches that will leave you with your tastebuds happy and your stomach full, LunchBox is the perfect choice if you need something quick to take with you while you're on-the-go. Create your own perfect lunch experience by packing a LunchBox: choose your favorite salad or sandwich with a snack, drink, and a little extra treat.
Asian Alley, located in the heart of Ottawa's Byward Market District, serves up cheap and delicious Asian fusian dishes that bring together the flavors of multiple different Asian cuisines including Vietnamese, Indian, and Thai. The Pho at Asian Alley is a perfect cure for the chills after a cold day of sightseeing in Ottawa. Take a break from exploring and settle in for a steaming bowl Vietnamese Pho, Vermicelli, or Beef Rendang.
Pi Rho is well-known for serving up their signature "true food" Greek and Mediterranean dishes. "True Food" is food that is prepared without compromise. Food that favors locally sourced suppliers. Food that is as delicious as it is healthful. Food that is enhanced and inspired by the quality of every single ingredient. And at Pi Rho, you can taste the true food philosophy in every bite. Pi Rho's executive chef Luis Molina serves up tasty and healthy Greek and the Mediterranean inspired street cuisine with some of the freshest and tastiest ingredients in the business. Their build your own bowl and pita options are tasty, easy, and healthy casual eating options.


WASHINGTON: NASA's supersonic parachute made a world record by only being active in only four-tenths of a second and placing 37,000 kg of weight.
This supersonic parachute will play an important role in NASA's highly ambitious 2020 Mars mission, in which it will act as a landing on the surface of Mars.
US space agency NASA said in a statement that within a mere two minutes of the launch of the 17.7 meter long Black Brent IX sounding rocket, a payload of it separated and came back through the Earth's atmosphere.
It was said in the statement that when the sensor kept in the plane determined that the payload has reached the appropriate height (38 km height) and Mac number 1.8, the payload has given the parachute.
This parachute was fully spread within the four-fourths of a second. According to NASA, it was the fastest process in history, when the size of the parachute with the shape of the opening was seen.
This parachute has been made from nylon, teknora and Kevlar fibers. The sounding rockets are being tested in a series of Advanced Supersonic Parachute Infusion Research Experiment (Aspire) project by Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL), which is preparing the parachute used on the Mars 2020 mission.
NASA will launch heavy equipment under Mars 2020 campaign on Mars, in which this parachute will be used.


KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) As he warmed up in the bullpen, it was hard to tell what surprised Angels closer Huston Street more: watching his club beat up Kansas City's stingy bullpen, or realizing Albert Pujols was about to play third base for him.
After a series of pinch hitters and substitutions helped Los Angeles rally from a four-run hole, Street and his hodge-podge defense held on through a tense ninth inning for a 7-6 victory Thursday night that snapped a seven-game skid against the Royals.
''That's the beauty of a game like that,'' said Street, who gave up Eric Hosmer's solo homer before stranding runners on first and second to end the game.
Kansas City built a 5-1 advantage heading to the eighth, but All-Star reliever Wade Davis coughed up two runs in his first appearance since Aug. 6, when a stiff back put him on the shelf.
Greg Holland (3-1) entered in the ninth and gave up a leadoff single, a walk and threw a wild pitch. C.J. Cron followed with a tying pinch-hit double, Johnny Giavotella singled and Kole Calhoun added a go-ahead double into the right-field corner.
Holland then walked Mike Trout before he was pulled. The former All-Star closer allowed four runs and four hits and a pair of walks without retiring a batter.
''When you're leading in the ninth inning, you should win the game,'' Holland said.
Street had slightly less trouble, hanging on after Hosmer's home run and with a strange mix of players behind him. Erick Aybar's back injury coupled with lineup changes meant that Pujols had to play third base for the second time this season and only the 12th time since 2002.
''That was the best we could come up with,'' Angels manager Mike Scioscia said. ''There were some things we had to do with so many guys out of position.
Jose Alvarez (3-3) tossed 1 2/3 scoreless innings to earn the win.
The Royals' stunning bullpen meltdown squandered a nice bounce-back start by Jeremy Guthrie, who allowed two runs and three walks over six innings. The veteran had been dinged for at least 10 hits in each of his past three outings, putting his spot in the rotation in question.
Garrett Richards allowed three runs and eight hits and two walks for Los Angles.
Rios, Lorenzo Cain and Drew Butera drove in runs off Richards early in the game, and Hosmer and Kendrys Morales appeared to put it out of reach when they touched up the Angels bullpen.
Then, an offense that had been sputtering came to life.
Trout, Conor Gillaspie and David Murphy also drove in runs for Los Angeles, which had managed four runs total in a three-game sweep by the White Sox to start its road trip.
The victory snapped the Angels' nine-game losing streak away from home.
The Royals lost for the first time since May 5, 2014, when leading after the eighth inning. ... The four runs allowed by Holland were the second-most in his career. He allowed five in 2 1-3 innings against Cleveland on Aug. 27, 2010. ... Gillaspie snapped an 0-for-17 stretch with his single in the fourth. ... Giavotella has hit safely in 20 of 22 games.
Angels: LHP C.J. Wilson will have season-ending surgery to remove bone spurs. He hopes it allows him to be ready by spring training. ... Scioscia said that Aybar hurt his back in batting practice. It was unclear how long he'll be out.
Royals: LF Alex Gordon (strained groin) hopes to begin a rehab assignment soon. He's been taking regular batting practice and shagged fly balls in the outfield earlier this week.
Angels: RHP Jered Weaver makes his second start since returning from the DL. He allowed two earned runs and four hits in five innings against Baltimore on Sunday.
Royals: LHP Danny Duffy allowed three runs and four hits in 3 1-3 innings before getting yanked from his previous start Sunday against the White Sox.


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The 2 biggest aspects when looking to purchase a new mattress, is comfort and also support.When you lie on a mattress, it should do a few things. It should properly support your body. It should also sink and contour to your body in the right places; to ensure your spine stays aligned, as you rest through the night. To ensure you are getting a healthy rest at night, it is crucial that your alignment from head to toe is correct. This also greatly reduces any neck and back pain, which you may have. While being supportive of your body, a suitable mattress must provide stress relief. Stress points are what causes you to move around through out the night, while you are attempting to sleep. Since memory foam does such a great job of being supportive and comfortable, they have became really popular lately.
This is along the same lines, as when we speak about comfort and support. Just like a mattress should never be too hard, it should also never be too soft.In order to keep your body and spine in the correct alignment, your mattress should be as neutral as it can be.Too much rigidity in a mattress will irritate the stress factors, creating pinched nerves, in addition to the blood to stop flowing. If you wake up frequently with the sensation of pins and needles, most likely your mattress is too rigid. When the contrary occurs, with a bed that's also soft, you can get a concaving"hammock" effect, which will definitely create back pain from improper placement of your spinal column. It's important to find a mattress with a neutral feeling, that will definitely be both rigid and also soft in the perfect places.


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Q: mysql server gone away (error #2006) Running Django 1.3 over wsgi on apache 2.2.9/Debian, and using mysql 5.0.51a I encountered the following problem, both in the deployed django installation and in both development servers we had running, using 2 databases.
For every user, a certain function resulted in a 2006: server has gone away error.
The next to last function called before things start to go wrong is in a thread, like:
 t = threading.Thread(target = logic.report,
                     args = [proj_info, userdata]
                     )
 t.setDaemon(True)
 t.start()

It's something happening in the background while the GUI (the django website) continues to be available. This is something that has been going well for tens of dozens of times, but this afternoon it failed.
The error Django returned (through the browser and of course I forgot to keep that tab open for additional info) pointed to something happening at 14:15:18, so here is some mysql.log
120202 14:15:18    3449 Connect     beta@localhost on beta2db
           3449 Query       SET NAMES utf8
           3449 Query       set autocommit=0
           3449 Query       SELECT `auth_user`.`id`, `auth_user`.`username`, `auth_user`.`first_name`, `auth_user`.`last_name`, `auth_user`.`email`, `auth_user`.`password`, `auth_user`.`is_staff`, `auth_user`.`is_active`, `auth_user`.`is_superuser`, `auth_user`.`last_login`, `auth_user`.`date_joined` FROM `auth_user` WHERE `auth_user`.`id` = 3
           3449 Query       SELECT `insight_test_run`.`id`, `insight_test_run`.`rawfile`, `insight_test_run`.`koekfile`, `insight_test_run`.`measure_date`, `insight_test_run`.`test_id`, `insight_test_run`.`subject_id`, `insight_test_run`.`quality` FROM `insight_test_run` WHERE `insight_test_run`.`id` = 514
           3449 Query       SELECT `insight_project`.`id`, `insight_project`.`client`, `insight_project`.`description`, `insight_project`.`directory` FROM `insight_project` INNER JOIN `insight_project_test_run` ON (`insight_project`.`id` = `insight_project_test_run`.`project_id`) WHERE `insight_project_test_run`.`test_run_id` = 514
           3449 Query       SELECT `auth_user`.`id`, `auth_user`.`username`, `auth_user`.`first_name`, `auth_user`.`last_name`, `auth_user`.`email`, `auth_user`.`password`, `auth_user`.`is_staff`, `auth_user`.`is_active`, `auth_user`.`is_superuser`, `auth_user`.`last_login`, `auth_user`.`date_joined` FROM `auth_user` INNER JOIN `insight_project_user` ON (`auth_user`.`id` = `insight_project_user`.`user_id`) WHERE `insight_project_user`.`project_id` = 6
           3449 Query       SELECT `django_content_type`.`app_label`, `auth_permission`.`codename` FROM `auth_permission` INNER JOIN `auth_group_permissions` ON (`auth_permission`.`id` = `auth_group_permissions`.`permission_id`) INNER JOIN `auth_group` ON (`auth_group_permissions`.`group_id` = `auth_group`.`id`) INNER JOIN `auth_user_groups` ON (`auth_group`.`id` = `auth_user_groups`.`group_id`) INNER JOIN `django_content_type` ON (`auth_permission`.`content_type_id` = `django_content_type`.`id`) WHERE `auth_user_groups`.`user_id` = 3
           3449 Query       rollback
           3449 Query       SELECT `insight_subject`.`id`, `insight_subject`.`name`, `insight_subject`.`nice_name`, `insight_subject`.`handedness`, `insight_subject`.`birthday`, `insight_subject`.`gender`, `insight_subject`.`education`, `insight_subject`.`eyecorrection`, `insight_subject`.`extra` FROM `insight_subject` WHERE `insight_subject`.`id` = 10000456
           3449 Query       SELECT `insight_test`.`id`, `insight_test`.`description`, `insight_test`.`level_id`, `insight_test`.`name` FROM `insight_test` WHERE `insight_test`.`id` = 1
           3449 Query       SELECT `insight_test_level`.`id`, `insight_test_level`.`description`, `insight_test_level`.`official_name` FROM `insight_test_level` WHERE `insight_test_level`.`id` = 1
           3449 Quit

Here is a bit of apache log (/var/log/apache2/error.log):
[Thu Feb 02 14:17:00 2012] [error] Exception in thread Thread-2:
[Thu Feb 02 14:17:00 2012] [error] Traceback (most recent call last):
[Thu Feb 02 14:17:00 2012] [error]   File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/threading.py", line 530, in __bootstrap_inner
[Thu Feb 02 14:17:00 2012] [error]     self.run()
[Thu Feb 02 14:17:00 2012] [error]   File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/threading.py", line 483, in run
[Thu Feb 02 14:17:00 2012] [error]     self.__target(*self.__args, **self.__kwargs)
[Thu Feb 02 14:17:00 2012] [error]   File "/usr/local/www/wsgi-scripts/portal/ovl_webinterface/insight/logic.py", line 50, in report
[Thu Feb 02 14:17:00 2012] [error]     reportfile = ovl.report.make_report(django_test_run_id = j, img = trunfo['img'], text_style = trunfo['style'], anonymous = anon)
[Thu Feb 02 14:17:00 2012] [error]   File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/site-packages/ovl_analystT/reporting.py", line 90, in make_report
[Thu Feb 02 14:17:00 2012] [error]     info = dbman.gather_all_test_run_info(django_test_run_id = django_test_run_id)
[Thu Feb 02 14:17:00 2012] [error]   File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/site-packages/ovl_analystT/dbconnector.py", line 802, in gather_all_test_run_info
[Thu Feb 02 14:17:00 2012] [error]     test_run = self.get_table_rows2(table = 'test_run', convert_to_one = True, django_id = django_test_run_id)
[Thu Feb 02 14:17:00 2012] [error]   File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/site-packages/warehouseT/manager.py", line 213, in get_table_rows2
[Thu Feb 02 14:17:00 2012] [error]     cols = kwargs.pop('columns',self.get_table_column_names(table))#if columns are specified (using keyword 'columns') it only loads those.
[Thu Feb 02 14:17:00 2012] [error]   File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/site-packages/warehouseT/manager.py", line 116, in get_table_column_names
[Thu Feb 02 14:17:00 2012] [error]     res = self.execute('''DESCRIBE %s'''%(table))#this function is so basic.. it should present no trouble, so no debug stuff.
[Thu Feb 02 14:17:00 2012] [error]   File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/site-packages/warehouseT/manager.py", line 91, in execute
[Thu Feb 02 14:17:00 2012] [error]     self.cursor.execute(cmd)#this may raise warnings which we need to catch
[Thu Feb 02 14:17:00 2012] [error]   File "build/bdist.linux-x86_64/egg/MySQLdb/cursors.py", line 174, in execute
[Thu Feb 02 14:17:00 2012] [error]     self.errorhandler(self, exc, value)
[Thu Feb 02 14:17:00 2012] [error]   File "build/bdist.linux-x86_64/egg/MySQLdb/connections.py", line 36, in defaulterrorhandler
[Thu Feb 02 14:17:00 2012] [error]     raise errorclass, errorvalue
[Thu Feb 02 14:17:00 2012] [error] OperationalError: (2006, 'MySQL server has gone away')

(Looking at the timestamp of this piece of log, I'm guessing that the django error-site pointed to the moment the request was done, and not to the time the error was raised)
So basically this is an error in my own piece of code (that, again, has worked lots and lots f times without fail), that gets stopped by mysql.
I think the mysql log looks normal. I did look over the lines before the ones I'm posting, but I didn't recognise any strange stuff, but I don't read them daily.
Logging in locally to the mysql-sever using the root user as well as different users presented no problem of any kind. All the things I expected to be able to do I could do. I did not try anything as user www-data as I frankly don't know how to log in. Also, django uses another username to log in to the mysql-server.
Restarting the mysql-server, no result. Restarting apache2 and django development server as well as mysql-server, no result. Half an hour later, everything was fine..
I realize I'm giving you almost nothing to go on. I would love to post some more, but as I mentioned I closed the Django error page. And I can't reproduce this error, which is kinda frightening. This error happened consistently for at least a quarter of an hour, but maybe three quarters of an hour. Then every thing worked again and I don't know why. To my untrained eye, there is no clue to what changed in that time, both in apache2 and the database..
Oh and yeah I googled this, found something about wait_timeout, found it's value was probably high enough (default), and only stuff about mysql going away after much idleness and than everything being fine after refreshing the page.
Can anyone help me with why this happened and what to do to protect against this 2006 error?

A: So at various sites I found this error occurs when a connection is open for a long time. I ignored this because I thought this wasn't applicable to my situation. After much deliberation I rewrote code to automatically reconnect when this error occurred and then retry, but it didn't feel right. Then I discovered that my code did keep an open connection for a long time, without it being necessary per se. The object(s) I used for database-access were instantiated at various module levels, so I guess they were created only when I restarted apache. No wonder the connection went a way a few days later..
So now I create the database objects only inside the functions needing them and haven't had a problem with error 2006 since :D. The problem was between chair and keyboard all along..

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2 Bdrm Grnd flr Self-contained flat. Hall. Living rm. Dining rm/Family rm. Kitch. 2 Bdrms. Utility rm. Shower rm (CT band - E). Garden. Price over £187,750 Entry by arr. Viewing Mr Reay 07846 388598 or contact solicitors. (EPC band - D).
We are delighted to offer for sale this IMMACULATELY PRESENTED TWO BEDROOM SELF CONTAINED GROUND FLOOR APARTMENT in a quiet, popular street in Ferryhill. The property occupies the whole of the ground floor of this well maintained granite building and benefits from gas central heating, double glazing and spacious rooms with high ceilings. The accommodation comprises: Entrance Hallway; spacious Living Room; Dining / Family room; Kitchen and two double sized Bedrooms. There is exclusive garden grounds and outdoor storage.
The apartment is very close to the beautiful Duthie Park with the famous Winter Gardens. Also within easy walking distance is the city centre with a full range of recreational, shopping and cultural facilities. Ferryhill itself is a strong community with local shops, hotels, primary school, library and regular public transport to the city centre and further afield.
Viewing is highly recommended of this immaculately presented property.
ENTRANCE HALLWAY Entry is taken by way of a uPVC door with glazed fanlight above. The floor is of laminate finish and there are original pitch pine doors to all rooms. There is a radiator and pendant light.
LIVING ROOM 17'4 x 15'5 (5.28m x 4.70m) With natural wood floorboards and high ceilings this spacious, bright room, retaining many original features including picture rail, cornicing and a tiled and wooden open fireplace with grate. There is a large bay window overlooking the front of the property and two double radiators. This comfortable room is perfect for entertaining and relaxing.
DINING / FAMILY ROOM 12'11 x 12'4 (3.94m x 3.77m) This formal dining room has ample space for a dining table and additional freestanding furniture. The floor is of laminate finish and again, the room benefits from a high ceiling. A window overlooks the rear of the property. This room is also used sufficiently spacious to be used as a family room or other uses.
KITCHEN 8'4 x 7'3 (2.54m x 2.21m) A single step down from the Dining room allows access to this functional kitchen fitted with a range of white gloss wall and floor units with coordinating work surfaces. A single bowl stainless steel sink is positioned under a window overlooking the patio area. There is a freestanding cooker, fridge freezer and plumbing for a washing machine.
BEDROOM 1 13'2 x 7'5 (4.01m x 2.26m) This double sized room benefits from laminate flooring and has a window overlooking the rear of the property. There is a pendant light and radiator.
BEDROOM 2 17'10 x 11'2 (5.44m x 3.40m) A door from the Kitchen leads to this bedroom with additional area which could be used as a study / dressing area. The bedroom is bright and airy with three windows overlooking the garden area. The floor is carpeted and there is a double radiator. There are two pendant lights.
UTILITY STORE A very handy utility / coat store is located off the hallway close to the front door. The floor is of laminate and there is a small window overlooking the side of the property. The wall mounted combi boiler is housed in this area and there is space for a tumble dryer.
SHOWER ROOM The shower room is well presented with a spacious double shower cubicle with electric shower and wall paneling around. The WC and wash hand basin are set within a white gloss vanity unit with wall mounted medicine cabinet above and splash back tiling. There is recessed lighting and an extractor fan above.
EXTERNAL There is an exclusive area of garden ground pertaining to the property and also a shared drying green. There is a large patio area and access to an outdoor store providing useful storage. A shared access pathway, allows access from the front of the property to the rear.
EXTRAS All carpets, curtains, blinds and light fittings are included in the sale, together with the appliances in the kitchen and the usual fixtures and fittings in the Shower Room.


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module Repres::Bootstrap::ApplicationHelper

  def bootstrap_form_field(options = {})
    warn 'Repres::Bootstrap::ApplicationHelper#bootstrap_form_field is deprecated and will be removed in the future, please use Repres::Bootstrap::FormHelper#bootstrap_form_field instead.'
    #super options
    render partial: 'repres/bootstrap/form_field', locals: { options: options }
  end

  def bootstrap_form_select_box(options = {})
    warn 'Repres::Bootstrap::ApplicationHelper#bootstrap_form_select_box is deprecated and will be removed in the future, please use Repres::Bootstrap::FormHelper#bootstrap_form_select_box instead.'
    #super options
    render partial: 'repres/bootstrap/form_select_box', locals: { options: options }
  end

  def bootstrap_script(options = {})
    render partial: 'repres/bootstrap/script', locals: { options: options }
  end

  def bootstrap_style(options = {})
    render partial: 'repres/bootstrap/style', locals: { options: options }
  end

  #class << self
  #  deprecate bootstrap_form_field:      :'Repres::Bootstrap::ApplicationHelper.bootstrap_form_field',      deprecator: ActiveSupport::Deprecation.new('2.0', 'repres-bootstrap')
  #  deprecate bootstrap_form_select_box: :'Repres::Bootstrap::ApplicationHelper.bootstrap_form_select_box', deprecator: ActiveSupport::Deprecation.new('2.0', 'repres-bootstrap')
  #end

end

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The Dynamic Learning Maps (DLM) Alternate Assessment program is designed to measure what students with significant cognitive disabilities know and can do.
Manuals and additional information for this assessment can be found below.
Recorded webinars from the Spring 2017 administration for District Assessment Coordinators (DAC), Data Stewards (Data Respondents) and Technology Liaisons (DTC) will be available later in the fall.
CoAlt: Administration training Information can be found on the CDE Assessment Unit Trainings page.
Dynamic Learning Maps has a webpage designed specifically to provide support for educators who will be delivering the CoAlt: DLM assessment. This page can be found at http://dynamiclearningmaps.org/content/erp_ye.
All Test Administrators must participate in training for the CoAlt DLM assessments annually. Any new teachers, including teachers new to a district who may have previously administered the DLM assessment in a different district, must complete the New Teacher Training Modules. Test Administrators who are in the same district as the previous year may complete the Returning Teacher Modules.
Both modules are available in both a self-directed and facilitated version. Please check with your district to determine which format your district uses. All test administrators must pass the associated quizzes in Moodle with a minimum of 80% accuracy. All quizzes must be taken in Moodle.
CDE will model face-to-face facilitated training at selected locations for district trainers during October/November 2016. Further information is anticipated to be sent to DACs.
All students who meet the participation guidelines for the CoAlt should be given the alternate in all statewide assessments. These assessments include academic assessments in the content areas of English language arts, mathematics, science and social studies, the 10th grade Alternate to the PSAT, 11th Grade Alternate to the SAT, and the Alternate ACCESS for ELLs.
A student's Individual Education Program (IEP) team, following the guidance found in the Alternate Standards and Assessment Participation Guidelines Worksheet, and companion document, will make the decision if the student will participate in the CoAlt or CMAS assessments. Only students with a significant cognitive disability who are receiving instruction based on the Extended Evidence Outcomes (EEO) of the Colorado Academic Standards (CAS) should be considered for participation on the CoAlt assessments.
The DLM year-end assessment model will be used for English language arts (ELA) and mathematics. Colorado students who are eligible for the CoAlt: DLM assessments will be assessed in ELA and math using an online, computer-based system. Multiple accessibility features and supports, including teacher administered testlets, are available to assist students in accessing the computer-based test.
The DLM system also provides instructionally embedded assessments throughout three windows in the 2016-17 school year. Districts may decide if they wish to open these additional windows to their teachers and students. Only the scores from the end-of-year window will be used for accountability.
English language arts and mathematics blueprints provide educators with specific guidance for individualized instruction and assessment. The blueprints inform the structure and list the content area standards available for assessment.
DLM uses nodes that represent academic skills at different levels of cognitive complexity to create assessments that are accessible to a broad range of students. Additional information on specific nodes and their linkage level skills can be found on the following pages.


The Gemäldegalerie in Berlin is arguably the most prestigious of the German museums. It houses an absolutely stunning collection of works by German, Dutch and Italian masters, including 16 classic pieces by Rembrandt.
The Pergamonmuseum, also in Berlin, is among Germany's most popular museums, with eye-popping, large-scale pieces that include the Pergamon Altar, the Gateway to the Millet Market, the Ishtar Gate and Processional Way.
The three Pinakothek art galleries in Munich – Alte, Neue and Moderne – collectively offer up one of the largest collections of art in Europe, covering European art from the Middle Ages to the present.
The Wallraf-Richartz-Museum in Cologne has an outstanding collection of paintings from the Middle Ages to the 19th century, with 20th-century art displayed in the Museum Ludwig, which is part of the Wallraf-Richartz-Museum.
The Deutsches Museum is the pride and joy of Munich, and among the largest and most comprehensive technology museums in the world. It has large-scale displays as well as working models and pure science exhibits.
The Zwinger in Dresden houses several superb museums, but none more impressive than the Old Masters Picture Gallery where you can view a collection of largely Renaissance and Baroque paintings. Also worth a visit is the Green Vault treasury in the Residenzschloss.
The Forum of Contemporary History in Leipzig is the repository of modern German history that many visitors search for in Berlin in vain. The museum has a first-class multimedia exhibition on a divided and ultimately reunited Germany.
The Federal Art Space in Bonn is a huge exhibit space which has no permanent collection, but hosts world-class exhibitions from around the world on various themes.
The Rheinisches Landesmuseum in Trier has the most impressive collection of Roman artifacts in Germany, which complements the city's huge trove of Roman ruins that has been described as the largest such collection north of the Alps.
The Lutherhaus Museum in Lutherstadt-Wittenberg is devoted to the church reformer Martin Luther, with excellent displays recounting the history of the Reformation. All descriptions in the museum are in both German and English.


POWHATAN, VA (WWBT) - During National Donate Life Month, we're reminded that people across the country are waiting for an organ transplant and a second chance at life.
This couldn't be more true than for 23-year-old Lil Chapin, of Powhatan. She is on the waiting list for an organ with hundreds of others in Virginia.
When she was just a senior in high school, Chapin discovered that not only does she have lupus, but she has kidney failure because of the lupus. Now she's praying, like 115,000 other Americans, for the organ that will allow her to truly live once again.
Currently, Chapin endures three sessions of dialysis a week and numerous pills so she can hold on to hope of one day achieving her dream of becoming nurse. But despite the disease, Chapin was able to graduate from nursing school.
"I was able to manage to get through that," she said.
Chapin's husband, Travis, 23, is by her side every moment he's not working.
"It's definitely really hard to watch your other half kind of deteriorating right in front of your eyes, and there's nothing you can do besides support, encourage and help her in any possible way," Travis said.
Lupus is an autoimmune disease that attacked Chapin's kidneys. Now they function at just 9 percent.
"My body just couldn't handle being on its own," Chapin said.
There was a moment of hope. After a social media post, a distant family friend offered to donate his kidney. The transplant was scheduled for last month. But just days before the operation, Lil received life-shattering news.
Doctors called off the operation.
That dream quickly dissipated after doctors discovered late in the process that Chapin's donor would not be compatible.
Chapin, along with 2,400 other Virginians, are on the organ transplant list, according to Donate Life Virginia. Twenty-two people die every day in the U.S. because the organ they need is not donated in time, according to the organization which manages the Virginia Donor Registry.
Until her day comes, Chapin will suffer through pain, exhaustion, weight loss and mounting medical bills. Her aspirations of becoming a medical nurse and starting her own family are on hold.
The majority of people on the organ waiting list are in need of a kidney. The average wait for one can be about four to six years. That day cannot come soon enough, for Chapin and so many others.
"She'll have her life back that was unfortunately taken from her," Travis said.
Anyone interested in donating an organ can contact the VCU Health Hume-Lee Transplant Center at 804-628-0711.


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///
/// Copyright 2016 ArangoDB GmbH, Cologne, Germany
///
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/// you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
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/// WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
/// See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
/// limitations under the License.
///
/// Copyright holder is ArangoDB GmbH, Cologne, Germany
///
/// @author Jan Steemann
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

#ifndef ARANGODB_PROGRAM_OPTIONS_PARAMETERS_H
#define ARANGODB_PROGRAM_OPTIONS_PARAMETERS_H 1

#include "Basics/Common.h"
#include "Basics/Exceptions.h"
#include "Basics/NumberUtils.h"
#include "Basics/fpconv.h"

#include <velocypack/Builder.h>
#include <velocypack/velocypack-aliases.h>

#include <atomic>
#include <limits>
#include <numeric>
#include <type_traits>
#include <unordered_set>

namespace arangodb {
namespace options {

// helper functions to strip-non-numeric data from a string
std::string removeCommentsFromNumber(std::string const& value);

// convert a string into a number, base version for signed or unsigned integer types
template <typename T>
inline T toNumber(std::string value, T base) {
  // replace leading spaces, replace trailing spaces & comments
  value = removeCommentsFromNumber(value);

  auto n = value.size();
  int64_t m = 1;
  int64_t d = 1;
  bool seen = false;
  if (n > 3) {
    std::string suffix = value.substr(n - 3);

    if (suffix == "kib" || suffix == "KiB") {
      m = 1024;
      value = value.substr(0, n - 3);
      seen = true;
    } else if (suffix == "mib" || suffix == "MiB") {
      m = 1024 * 1024;
      value = value.substr(0, n - 3);
      seen = true;
    } else if (suffix == "gib" || suffix == "GiB") {
      m = 1024 * 1024 * 1024;
      value = value.substr(0, n - 3);
      seen = true;
    }
  }
  if (!seen && n > 2) {
    std::string suffix = value.substr(n - 2);

    if (suffix == "kb" || suffix == "KB") {
      m = 1000;
      value = value.substr(0, n - 2);
      seen = true;
    } else if (suffix == "mb" || suffix == "MB") {
      m = 1000 * 1000;
      value = value.substr(0, n - 2);
      seen = true;
    } else if (suffix == "gb" || suffix == "GB") {
      m = 1000 * 1000 * 1000;
      value = value.substr(0, n - 2);
      seen = true;
    }
  }
  if (!seen && n > 1) {
    std::string suffix = value.substr(n - 1);

    if (suffix == "k" || suffix == "K") {
      m = 1000;
      value = value.substr(0, n - 1);
    } else if (suffix == "m" || suffix == "M") {
      m = 1000 * 1000;
      value = value.substr(0, n - 1);
    } else if (suffix == "g" || suffix == "G") {
      m = 1000 * 1000 * 1000;
      value = value.substr(0, n - 1);
    } else if (suffix == "%") {
      m = static_cast<T>(base);
      d = 100;
      value = value.substr(0, n - 1);
    }
  }

  char const* p = value.data();
  char const* e = p + value.size();
  // skip leading whitespace
  while (p < e && (*p == ' ' || *p == '\t' || *p == '\n' || *p == '\r')) {
    ++p;
  }

  bool valid = true;
  auto v = arangodb::NumberUtils::atoi<T>(p, e, valid);
  if (!valid) {
    throw std::out_of_range(value);
  }
  return static_cast<T>(v * m / d);
}

// convert a string into a number, version for double values
template <>
inline double toNumber<double>(std::string value, double /*base*/) {
  // replace leading spaces, replace trailing spaces & comments
  return std::stod(removeCommentsFromNumber(value));
}

// convert a string into another type, specialized version for numbers
template <typename T>
typename std::enable_if<std::is_arithmetic<T>::value, T>::type fromString(std::string value) {
  return toNumber<T>(value, static_cast<T>(1));
}

// convert a string into another type, specialized version for string -> string
template <typename T>
typename std::enable_if<std::is_same<T, std::string>::value, T>::type fromString(std::string const& value) {
  return value;
}

// stringify a value, base version for any type
template <typename T>
inline std::string stringifyValue(T const& value) {
  return std::to_string(value);
}

// stringify a double value, specialized version
template <>
inline std::string stringifyValue<double>(double const& value) {
  char buf[32];
  int length = fpconv_dtoa(value, &buf[0]);
  return std::string(&buf[0], static_cast<size_t>(length));
}

// stringify a boolean value, specialized version
template <>
inline std::string stringifyValue<bool>(bool const& value) {
  return value ? "true" : "false";
}

// stringify a string value, specialized version
template <>
inline std::string stringifyValue<std::string>(std::string const& value) {
  return "\"" + value + "\"";
}

// abstract base parameter type struct
struct Parameter {
  Parameter() = default;
  virtual ~Parameter() {}

  virtual void flushValue() {}

  virtual bool requiresValue() const { return true; }
  virtual std::string name() const = 0;
  virtual std::string valueString() const = 0;
  virtual std::string set(std::string const&) = 0;
  virtual std::string description() const { return std::string(); }

  virtual std::string typeDescription() const {
    return std::string("<") + name() + std::string(">");
  }

  virtual void toVPack(VPackBuilder&) const = 0;
};

// specialized type for boolean values
struct BooleanParameter : public Parameter {
  typedef bool ValueType;

  explicit BooleanParameter(ValueType* ptr, bool required = false)
      : ptr(ptr), required(required) {}

  bool requiresValue() const override { return required; }
  std::string name() const override { return "boolean"; }
  std::string valueString() const override { return stringifyValue(*ptr); }

  std::string set(std::string const& value) override {
    if (!required && value.empty()) {
      // the empty value "" is considered "true", e.g. "--force" will mean
      // "--force true"
      *ptr = true;
      return "";
    }
    if (value == "true" || value == "false" || value == "on" || value == "off" ||
        value == "1" || value == "0" || value == "yes" || value == "no") {
      *ptr =
          (value == "true" || value == "on" || value == "1" || value == "yes");
      return "";
    }
    return "invalid value for type " + this->name() + ". expecting 'true' or 'false'";
  }

  std::string typeDescription() const override {
    return Parameter::typeDescription();
  }

  void toVPack(VPackBuilder& builder) const override {
    builder.add(VPackValue(*ptr));
  }

  ValueType* ptr;
  bool required;
};

// specialized type for atomic boolean values
struct AtomicBooleanParameter : public Parameter {
  typedef std::atomic<bool> ValueType;

  explicit AtomicBooleanParameter(ValueType* ptr, bool required = false)
      : ptr(ptr), required(required) {}

  bool requiresValue() const override { return required; }
  std::string name() const override { return "boolean"; }
  std::string valueString() const override {
    return stringifyValue(ptr->load());
  }

  std::string set(std::string const& value) override {
    if (!required && value.empty()) {
      // the empty value "" is considered "true", e.g. "--force" will mean
      // "--force true"
      *ptr = true;
      return "";
    }
    if (value == "true" || value == "false" || value == "on" ||
        value == "off" || value == "1" || value == "0") {
      ptr->store(value == "true" || value == "on" || value == "1");
      return "";
    }
    return "invalid value for type " + this->name() + ". expecting 'true' or 'false'";
  }

  std::string typeDescription() const override {
    return Parameter::typeDescription();
  }

  void toVPack(VPackBuilder& builder) const override {
    builder.add(VPackValue(ptr->load()));
  }

  ValueType* ptr;
  bool required;
};

// specialized type for numeric values
// this templated type needs a concrete number type
template <typename T>
struct NumericParameter : public Parameter {
  typedef T ValueType;

  explicit NumericParameter(ValueType* ptr) : ptr(ptr), base(1) {}
  NumericParameter(ValueType* ptr, ValueType base) : ptr(ptr), base(base) {}

  std::string valueString() const override { return stringifyValue(*ptr); }

  std::string set(std::string const& value) override {
    try {
      ValueType v = toNumber<ValueType>(value, base);
      *ptr = v;
      return "";
    } catch (...) {
      return "invalid numeric value '" + value + "' for type " + this->name();
    }
  }

  void toVPack(VPackBuilder& builder) const override {
    builder.add(VPackValue(*ptr));
  }

  ValueType* ptr;
  ValueType base;
};

// concrete int16 number value type
struct Int16Parameter : public NumericParameter<int16_t> {
  typedef int16_t ValueType;

  explicit Int16Parameter(ValueType* ptr) : NumericParameter<ValueType>(ptr) {}
  Int16Parameter(ValueType* ptr, ValueType base)
      : NumericParameter<ValueType>(ptr, base) {}

  std::string name() const override { return "int16"; }
};

// concrete uint16 number value type
struct UInt16Parameter : public NumericParameter<uint16_t> {
  typedef uint16_t ValueType;

  explicit UInt16Parameter(ValueType* ptr) : NumericParameter<ValueType>(ptr) {}
  UInt16Parameter(ValueType* ptr, ValueType base)
      : NumericParameter<ValueType>(ptr, base) {}

  std::string name() const override { return "uint16"; }
};

// concrete int32 number value type
struct Int32Parameter : public NumericParameter<int32_t> {
  typedef int32_t ValueType;

  explicit Int32Parameter(ValueType* ptr) : NumericParameter<ValueType>(ptr) {}
  Int32Parameter(ValueType* ptr, ValueType base)
      : NumericParameter<ValueType>(ptr, base) {}

  std::string name() const override { return "int32"; }
};

// concrete uint32 number value type
struct UInt32Parameter : public NumericParameter<uint32_t> {
  typedef uint32_t ValueType;

  explicit UInt32Parameter(ValueType* ptr) : NumericParameter<ValueType>(ptr) {}
  UInt32Parameter(ValueType* ptr, ValueType base)
      : NumericParameter<ValueType>(ptr, base) {}

  std::string name() const override { return "uint32"; }
};

// concrete int64 number value type
struct Int64Parameter : public NumericParameter<int64_t> {
  typedef int64_t ValueType;

  explicit Int64Parameter(ValueType* ptr) : NumericParameter<ValueType>(ptr) {}
  Int64Parameter(ValueType* ptr, ValueType base)
      : NumericParameter<ValueType>(ptr, base) {}

  std::string name() const override { return "int64"; }
};

// concrete uint64 number value type
struct UInt64Parameter : public NumericParameter<uint64_t> {
  typedef uint64_t ValueType;

  explicit UInt64Parameter(ValueType* ptr) : NumericParameter<ValueType>(ptr) {}
  UInt64Parameter(ValueType* ptr, ValueType base)
      : NumericParameter<ValueType>(ptr, base) {}

  std::string name() const override { return "uint64"; }
};

template <typename T>
struct BoundedParameter : public T {
  BoundedParameter(typename T::ValueType* ptr, typename T::ValueType minValue,
                   typename T::ValueType maxValue)
      : T(ptr), minValue(minValue), maxValue(maxValue) {}

  std::string set(std::string const& value) override {
    try {
      typename T::ValueType v =
          toNumber<typename T::ValueType>(value, static_cast<typename T::ValueType>(1));
      if (v >= minValue && v <= maxValue) {
        *this->ptr = v;
        return "";
      }
    } catch (...) {
      return "invalid numeric value '" + value + "' for type " + this->name();
    }
    return "number '" + value + "' out of allowed range (" +
           std::to_string(minValue) + " - " + std::to_string(maxValue) + ")";
  }

  typename T::ValueType minValue;
  typename T::ValueType maxValue;
};

// concrete double number value type
struct DoubleParameter : public NumericParameter<double> {
  typedef double ValueType;

  explicit DoubleParameter(ValueType* ptr) : NumericParameter<double>(ptr) {}

  std::string name() const override { return "double"; }
};

// string value type
struct StringParameter : public Parameter {
  typedef std::string ValueType;

  explicit StringParameter(ValueType* ptr) : ptr(ptr) {}

  std::string name() const override { return "string"; }
  std::string valueString() const override { return stringifyValue(*ptr); }

  std::string set(std::string const& value) override {
    *ptr = value;
    return "";
  }

  void toVPack(VPackBuilder& builder) const override {
    builder.add(VPackValue(*ptr));
  }

  ValueType* ptr;
};

// specialized type for discrete values (defined in the unordered_set)
// this templated type needs a concrete value type
template <typename T>
struct DiscreteValuesParameter : public T {
  DiscreteValuesParameter(typename T::ValueType* ptr,
                          std::unordered_set<typename T::ValueType> const& allowed)
      : T(ptr), allowed(allowed) {
    if (allowed.find(*ptr) == allowed.end()) {
      // default value is not in list of allowed values
      std::string msg("invalid default value for DiscreteValues parameter: '");
      msg.append(stringifyValue(*ptr));
      msg.append("'. ");
      msg.append(description());
      THROW_ARANGO_EXCEPTION_MESSAGE(TRI_ERROR_INTERNAL, msg);
    }
  }

  std::string set(std::string const& value) override {
    auto it = allowed.find(fromString<typename T::ValueType>(value));

    if (it == allowed.end()) {
      std::string msg("invalid value '");
      msg.append(value);
      msg.append("'. ");
      msg.append(description());
      return msg;
    }

    return T::set(value);
  }

  std::string description() const override {
    std::string msg("Possible values: ");
    std::vector<std::string> values;
    for (auto const& it : allowed) {
      values.emplace_back(stringifyValue(it));
    }
    std::sort(values.begin(), values.end());

    size_t i = 0;
    for (auto const& it : values) {
      if (i > 0) {
        msg.append(", ");
      }
      msg.append(it);
      ++i;
    }
    return msg;
  }

  std::unordered_set<typename T::ValueType> allowed;
};

// specialized type for vectors of values
// this templated type needs a concrete value type
template <typename T>
struct VectorParameter : public Parameter {
  explicit VectorParameter(std::vector<typename T::ValueType>* ptr)
      : ptr(ptr) {}
  std::string name() const override {
    typename T::ValueType dummy;
    T param(&dummy);
    return std::string(param.name()) + "...";
  }

  std::string valueString() const override {
    std::string value;
    for (size_t i = 0; i < ptr->size(); ++i) {
      if (i > 0) {
        value.append(", ");
      }
      value.append(stringifyValue(ptr->at(i)));
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    return value;
  }

  std::string set(std::string const& value) override {
    typename T::ValueType dummy;
    T param(&dummy);
    std::string result = param.set(value);
    if (result.empty()) {
      ptr->push_back(*(param.ptr));
    }
    return result;
  }

  void flushValue() override {
    ptr->clear();
  }

  void toVPack(VPackBuilder& builder) const override {
    builder.openArray();
    for (size_t i = 0; i < ptr->size(); ++i) {
      builder.add(VPackValue(ptr->at(i)));
    }
    builder.close();
  }

  std::vector<typename T::ValueType>* ptr;
};

// specialized type for a vector of discrete values (defined in the unordered_set)
// this templated type needs a concrete value type
template <typename T>
struct DiscreteValuesVectorParameter : public Parameter {
  explicit DiscreteValuesVectorParameter(std::vector<typename T::ValueType>* ptr,
                                         std::unordered_set<typename T::ValueType> const& allowed)
      : ptr(ptr),
        allowed(allowed) {
    for (size_t i = 0; i < ptr->size(); ++i) {
      if (allowed.find(ptr->at(i)) == allowed.end()) {
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        msg.append(stringifyValue(ptr->at(i)));
        msg.append("'. ");
        msg.append(description());
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      }
    }
  }

  std::string name() const override {
    typename T::ValueType dummy;
    T param(&dummy);
    return std::string(param.name()) + "...";
  }

  void flushValue() override {
    ptr->clear();
  }

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    for (size_t i = 0; i < ptr->size(); ++i) {
      if (i > 0) {
        value.append(", ");
      }
      value.append(stringifyValue(ptr->at(i)));
    }
    return value;
  }

  std::string set(std::string const& value) override {
    auto it = allowed.find(fromString<typename T::ValueType>(value));

    if (it == allowed.end()) {
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      msg.append(value);
      msg.append("'. ");
      msg.append(description());
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    }

    typename T::ValueType dummy;
    T param(&dummy);
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    if (result.empty()) {
      ptr->push_back(*(param.ptr));
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  }

  void toVPack(VPackBuilder& builder) const override {
    builder.openArray();
    for (size_t i = 0; i < ptr->size(); ++i) {
      builder.add(VPackValue(ptr->at(i)));
    }
    builder.close();
  }

  std::string description() const override {
    std::string msg("Possible values: ");
    std::vector<std::string> values;
    for (auto const& it : allowed) {
      values.emplace_back(stringifyValue(it));
    }
    std::sort(values.begin(), values.end());

    size_t i = 0;
    for (auto const& it : values) {
      if (i > 0) {
        msg.append(", ");
      }
      msg.append(it);
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  }

  std::vector<typename T::ValueType>* ptr;
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};

// a type that's useful for obsolete parameters that do nothing
struct ObsoleteParameter : public Parameter {
  explicit ObsoleteParameter(bool requiresValue) : required(requiresValue) {}
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  std::string set(std::string const&) override { return ""; }
  void toVPack(VPackBuilder& builder) const override {
    builder.add(VPackValue(VPackValueType::Null));
  }

  bool required;
};
}  // namespace options
}  // namespace arangodb

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I have been wanting to go to the Atlanta Center for Puppetry Arts for ages. Michael seemed to think it would not be incredibly impressive. I knew a place with a title such as "Center for Puppetry Arts" had to hold great delights. I was certainly right on this one. We went to see our friends Chris and Tammy and they suggested we take the kids to see the puppet show Dinosaurs. Even with my great anticipation for the Puppetry Arts Center, I could not have imagined a puppet show so awesome. This was no ordinary puppet show! They had rod puppets, shadow puppets, and humongous body puppets. It was funny, educational, action packed, and I wasn't bored for one second. I think I probably enjoyed it just as much as the kids.
Then, we got to walk around the museum which was really neat too. I wish we would have had more time for that, but alas nap time beckoned and we had to hurry the boys off to get some lunch. We will definitely be back again though.
Baby Updates- The Stork Has Landed!
Referrals were made today for families with log in dates up until October 13. We are logged in November 22, so we are so close now it's crazy! But, with Chinese New Year coming up, February will be slow. So, we are hoping for our referral in March or April. We have been working on the baby room though and it looks so cute! We hung Chinese lanterns all over.
Graham and Daddy have been hard at work learning and playing songs on the guitar. Graham is putting his soul into it in this picture. Graham's favorite song is "Sneaky Snake" by Tom T. Hall. He has started to take a liking to NRBQ though. Michael is beginning training early as he is desperate to find a bandmate!
Graham and I took a trip out to the SC Botanical Garden in Clemson a few weeks ago on Martin Luther King Day when we both had the day off. I used to go all the time when I went to Clemson, but hadn't been in years. What a fantastic place. Even in the Winter, it was teeming with life.
The natural sculptures are my favorite part of the gardens. Artists are commissioned to create these unique sculptures using natural materials that grow and change in their environments. Many you can walk inside like this little cave Graham went into. The garden also has a beautiful pond filled with gigantic fish that ate the rest of our breakfast biscuits.
Graham loved the train located at the front of the Garden. He climbed on it and pretended he was on a fire truck putting out fires with me. We had a great time. When we got back in the car, I asked Graham what was his favorite part of the Garden. He said, "Mommy!" Then after a few seconds he changed his mind and said, "The firetruck." I am going to stick with the first answer though.


Arguably the best live soul/funk act around today, Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings are returning to the UK in March/April for three dates.
They're playing at the Jazz Cafe in London on Friday March 30th, Saturday March 31st and Sunday 1st April. Tickets are available now from the Mean Fiddler website.
The band are also playing other dates in Europe, check out the band's MySpace site for full details.


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"Laws on Registration of Marriage and Divorce – A Proposal for Consolidation and Reform"
21 Oct :The Law Commission of India has submitted its 211th Report on "Laws on Registration of Marriage and Divorce – A Proposal for Consolidation and Reform". The report has been recently forwarded by the Chairman of the Commission, Dr. Justice AR. Lakshmanan, former Supreme Court Judge to the Union Law Minister, Dr. Hans Raj Bhardwaj.
The subject has been taken up suo motu in the light of the directions of the Supreme Court dated 14.2.2006 in Seema v. Ashwani Kumar [2006 (2) SCC 578] that all marriages shall be compulsorily registered and that the State Governments shall initiate action for rule-making in this regard. There is a great diversity in respect of laws for registration of marriages.
Although we have a 122 year old Central Act, viz., the Births, Deaths and Marriages Registration Act, 1886 which states that "Births and Deaths" are to be registered under the Act by the Registrars of Births and Deaths appointed by the State but there is no provision for registration of marriages and hence the title of the Act is somewhat misleading. Under the Act, Registrar-General of Births, Deaths and Marriages is only to keep proper Indexes of the certified copies of Marriage Registers received by him under the provisions of the Special Marriage Act, 1954, Indian Christian Marriage Act, 1872 and Parsi Marriage and Divorce Act, 1936.
Then we have few other State laws on Marriage Registration in Bombay, Andhra Pradesh, West Bengal but nowhere failure to register a marriage which is otherwise compulsory, affects the validity of marriage in any way. The administrative machinery for registration of marriages is not regulated everywhere by one and the same law. In different parts of the country it is regulated either by one of the three central laws – the Births, Deaths and Marriages Registration Act, 1886, the Registration Act, 1908 and Registration of Births and Deaths Act, 1969 – or by a local law, or a combination of both. This creates a lot of confusion with registration officials as well as people wanting or required to register their marriages. There was a tremendous diversity of laws relating to registration of marriages making it complicated and confusing.
Similarly for registration of divorces, the laws which provide for any kind of registration of divorce is that of Muslims and Parsis but provisions of the State laws are dormant and hardly in practice and thus leave abundant room for misuse of law and cause great hardship to women.
In view of the above, the Law Commission recommends enactment of a "Marriage and Divorce Registration Act" to be made applicable in the whole of India and to all citizens irrespective of their religion and personal law and without any exceptions or exemptions.
The proposed law should deal only with registration of marriages and divorces and not with any substantive aspect now governed by various matrimonial laws – general and community – specific. Accordingly, the Births, Deaths and Marriages Registration Act, 1886 be repealed and Births and Deaths Registration Act, 1969 be re-named as "Births, Deaths and Marriages Registration Act" with a provision that officials working and records maintained under the former Act shall be deemed to be working and maintained under the latter Act.
The recommendations, if accepted and implemented, will hopefully address the concern of the Supreme Court lying behind the Court's repeated directive to the State Governments to ensure compulsory registration of all marriages in the country.
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Emerson Woelffer, et al. The Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center has a rich assortment of attractions this summer. An Exhibition by Dale Chihuly showcases the artist's '70s-era glass work, which was inspired by American Indian art. One of his chandeliers has been installed in the lobby, and the solo also features the "Navajo Blanket Cylinder" series. The CSFAC is also sampling its permanent collection with two gorgeous exhibits: Realism and Illusion and Art for Art's Sake. The former is filled with representational art, the later with abstraction. Don't miss the newly acquired Paul Cadmus or the many old favorites that have long languished in storage -- especially that Richard Diebenkorn. And there's also the spectacular retrospective Emerson Woelffer: Life in the Abstract.Woelffer was a Los Angeles artist who was a key player in the Colorado modernist scene in the 1950s, when he was director of the now-defunct-though-then-famous art school at the FAC. All shows through August 15 at the Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center, 30 West Dale Street, Colorado Springs, 1-719-634-5581. Reviewed July 15.
Federico Castellon. Hugo Anderson, director of the Emil Nelson Gallery, has put together a riveting solo show devoted to the work of a prominent twentieth-century artist. Castellon was one of the few Americans who embraced European surrealism and worked in the style from the early 1930s -- when it was cutting-edge -- until 1971, the year he died, when it was an all but forgotten historical style. Castellon was born in Spain, but he moved to New York as a child and spent the rest of his life there. Though Castellon had no direct personal connection to surrealist masters such as Picasso, Miró or Dalí, who, incidentally, were also born in Spain, his work was influenced by them. This noteworthy show came together when Anderson acquired a cache of Castellons purchased directly from the collection of the artist's estate. The crowded exhibit includes examples of Castellon's paintings, watercolors, drawings and printmaking -- his greatest claim to art-history fame. A reception at the gallery is planned for 5 to 8 p.m. on Friday, August 6. Through September 25 at the Emil Nelson Gallery, 1307 Bannock Street, 303-534-0996.
FIBERish. Dozens of fiber shows were coordinated this summer to coincide with the Handweavers Guild of America meeting that was held here in July. Surely one of the most ambitious of these is the over-the-top FIBERish: Summer Fiber Arts Invitational, which is ensconced in the spacious Studio Aiello. The impressive exhibit explores the intersection of textiles and sculpture, meaning the works on display are hybrids of the two forms. The show, which leans heavily on what could be called a neo-funk aesthetic, was organized by gallery co-directors Tyler Aiello, who is himself a fiber artist, and his wife Monica Petty Aiello, a painter. The Aiellos invited more than a dozen artists to participate. Most of those chosen live in Colorado, and the roster of local talent includes Rokko Aoyama, Viviane Le Courtois, Kim Ferrer, Tracy Krumm, Mary Pat La Mair, Abraham LaMark, Lauri Lynnxe Murphy, Dismas Rotta and Laurie Smith, most of whom are not known for their fibers. Others are from across the country, like New Yorker Liz Whitney Quisgard, Californian Edie Tsong and Cero Atl of Kansas. A reception is set for Friday, August 6, from 6 to 10 p.m. Through August 13 at Studio Aiello, 3563 Walnut Street, 303-297-8166.
LIFE ON EARTH and children's games. Pirate has been on quite a run lately, with more good shows presented there in just the last few months than there have been during entire years previously. Add LIFE ON EARTH to the list of these top-drawer attractions at Pirate. This impressive solo by co-op member Peter Illig is on display in the main space. The highlight is the unveiling of the artist's monumental "Deep Reality" drawing which, by the way, is 64-feet long! Illig is known for his noir-ish representational imagery, and "Deep Reality" doesn't disappoint in this regard; it features a large complement of enigmatic figures and objects arranged in free association. In the Associates' Space in the back is another great show, children's games, which is made up of Taos-based artist Warren Kelly's latest neo-transcendental abstract paintings. Clearly an outgrowth of his "Loop" series, exhibited last winter at Cordell Taylor, but these new paintings are obviously different, too. They are more baroquely composed and more wildly colored than are the earlier pieces. Through August 1 at Pirate: a contemporary art oasis, 3659 Navajo Street, 303-458-6058.
Ordinary Adornments and Mr. Sparkle. The +Zeile Judish Gallery is highlighting the recent work of a pair of young artists. In the front is Ordinary Adornments, which is made up of New York artist William Crow's wall-mounted constructions that look like surrealist still-life scenes, among other things. The shapes are organic, but the surfaces are a riot of created and appropriated visual flourishes carried out via various materials, including paint and wallpaper. Crow's compositions have a retro feel, and the forms he uses recall those favored by Jean Arp and Joan Miró. The show in the back, Mr Sparkle, takes it's name from a Simpsons cartoon, and also reflects back on earlier modernism -- but in this case it's Andy Warhol and Kenneth Noland. Denver-area painter Colin Livingston creates smart and good-looking paintings that aesthetically are at the intersection of pop and minimalism. Livingston adds text to essentially hard-edged abstractions of the neo-minimalist sort. A pattern painting in green, black and white has the motto "The Original (Party Painting)" filling most of the bottom half. They are clever and conventionally beautiful at the same time. Through August 21 at +Zeile Judish, 2350 Lawrence Street, 303-296-0927. Reviewed July 29.
Poetry and Stone. Cab Childress, architect emeritus at the University of Denver, has been contributing to Colorado's and neighboring states' built environments for the past fifty years. Poetry and Stone: Cab Childress Architect at DU's Victoria H. Myhren Gallery surveys his impressive career with drawings, photos, models and other artifacts. In the late 1950s, when Childress was right out of architecture school, he was a modernist. Gradually, as early as the '70s, he came to embrace post-modernism. His best-known works are those on the DU campus, making it the perfect setting for this handsome retrospective. Childress designed many of the buildings constructed at the school during the last ten years or so, either alone or in concert with other firms. Together, they have completely remade the look of the campus. Through August 27 at the Victoria H. Myhren Gallery, Swayed Art Building, 2121 East Asbury Avenue, 303-871-2846.
Repeat Offenders. The summer extravaganza at the Singer Gallery of the Mizel Center for Arts and Culture is Repeat Offenders: Serial Works by Colorado Artists. This large, over-the-top exhibit was put together by Simon Zalkind, Singer's highly regarded director and curator. The idea for the show -- work that has repeated or related imagery -- is fairly open ended since nearly all artists work in series. That means that nearly anyone could have been eligible -- which is probably why he crammed in pieces by more than two dozen artists. For the show, Zalkind selected paintings, prints and photographs by some of the best-known talents in the area, including, among a host of others, Stephen Batura, Roland Bernier, Clare Cornell, Sushe Felix, Susan Goldstein, Karen Kitchel, Bethany Kriegsman, Jerry Kunkel, Andrea Modica, Jeff Star and Eric Zimmer. In addition, Zalkind put in work by a smattering of youngsters just out of the gate. The kids hold up surprisingly well in the heady company, especially emerging photographer Jason Patz. Through August 22 at the Singer Gallery, Mizel Center for Arts and Culture, 350 South Dahlia Street, 303-399-2660. Reviewed June 24.
scene Colorado/sin Colorado. The Denver Art Museum's local extravaganza, scene Colorado/sin Colorado, has quickly become one of the most talked-about shows this year. And that's no surprise considering that it includes more than three dozen Colorado artists represented by more than seventy works of art. Dianne Vanderlip, curator of modern and contemporary art, organized the exhibit, pulling work from the impressive holdings of the DAM's permanent collection. A couple of the artists included no longer live here, but their works in this show were created when they did. Vanderlip decided to exclude deceased Colorado artists -- and that's too bad. However, even with this limitation, she's undeniably assembled a worthy cavalcade of talent. Though far from encyclopedic, the show does cover a lot of ground. Through August 22 at the Denver Art Museum, 100 West 14th Avenue Parkway, 720-865-5000. Reviewed June 17.
Truth, Tales and Other Lies. The current duet at the Edge Gallery, Truth, Tales and Other Lies, pairs up work by Tim Flynn and Gayla Lemke. Both Flynn and Lemke are established artists who have exhibited around the area for years. Flynn is well known for his delicate, constructed sculptures, and Lemke for her ceramics sculptures. Flynn incorporates bent metal wire into his pieces, which recall abstract surrealism from the 1930s. Lemke is more pointed in her narrative because she marks her ceramics with words that clearly convey her sentiments. In "Hope Stones," Lemke covered small, ceramic shapes with quotes questioning the value of war. The forms are evocative of natural stones, but the words are crisp and mechanical, having been made with typeset letters pushed into the clay when it was wet. Both through August 8 at the Edge Gallery, 3658 Navajo Street, 303-838-8571.


As many of you will no doubt agree, the modelling industry is arguably the biggest and best part of the entertainment industry, giving us so many stunningly beautiful women who are all working hard to make it to the very top of the modelling world. One of the most sought after modelling gigs in the business would have to be getting the opportunity to appear in Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue, with the more ambitious models wanting to go that one step further and actually appear on the cover of the publication.
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In Switzerland's north-east, in the Prättigau, two popular winter sports resorts, well-known also beyond the borders, are to be found. Located in a narrow valley, both resorts are surrounded by 3,000 m high mountains. Not only an international ambience awaits you here, but also long traditions. Modern, but original at the same time - this is how the region Davos/Kloserts presents itself. In the area around the 2,844 m high Weissfluhgipfel you may also come across the one or the other VIP. With approx. 279 km of piste the winter sports offers are ample for skiers and snowboarders. Nowhere else in Switzerland will you find more diversity between the city and the country than here. Hardly any other region allows you to let yourself fall into a so wonderful wintry landscape - come and see for yourself!


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The golden jubilee celebrations of 1999 and 2000 marked fifty years since the conception of Chandigarh, India, one of the few built examples of modernist town planning. Now, planners and architects the world over are showing renewed interest in this unusual modernist city.
In 1951, the French architect Le Corbusier conceived a master plan for the city � in only four days! Yet the image he created has become synonymous with urbanism of fifties.
During that time, Ludwig Mies van der Rohe was designing glass and steel skyscrapers in the United States, inspired by prosperity and technological prowess. His outspoken contemporary, Le Corbusier, was making a city, inspired by the need to establish order and shelter in the aftermath of India's partition.
In the tumult that followed the division of Greater India in 1947, an estimated seven million families of Hindus, Sikhs, and Muslims migrated between the two new nations of Pakistan and India.
Lahore, the beloved ancient city of the Punjabis and the former capital of undivided Punjab, was allocated to Pakistan. This created an urgent need to find a new seat of governance for the Indian state of Eastern Punjab: to make up for the psychological and emotional loss of Lahore and for housing the refugees.
The 90-foot- (27-meter-) high Open Hand monument, now one of Chandigarh's landmarks, is the Corbusian "signature," asserting the wholly alien architecture of the city.
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Allan Hills A77217
Basic information Name: Allan Hills A77217
Abbreviation: ALHA77217
This meteorite may also be called Allan Hills 77217 (ALH 77217) in publications.
Country: Antarctica [Collected jointly by ANSMET (US) and NIPR (Japan)]
Mass: 413 g
Antarctic Meteorite Newsletter: AMN 2(1) (1979) L4
AMN 4(1) (1981) L3
Meteoritical Bulletin: MB 76 (1994) L3
NHM Catalogue: 5th Edition (2000) L3
NIPR Catalogue: 2000 Edition (2000) L3
MetBase: v. 7.1 (2006) L3
Writeup from AMN 2(1):
This text was reprinted from AMN 2(1) in AMN 4(1). In some cases, it may be an updated version from the original.
Sample No.: ALHA77217
Location: Allan Hills
Field No.: 77122948
Weight (gms): 413.2
Meteorite Type: L3 Chondrite
This stone is approximately 9.5 x 7.0 x 4.5 cm. Fusion crust (~1 mm thick) covers approximately 20% of the sample. The remaining surfaces are covered with iron oxide stain. The S surface is only lightly stained, presumably this is the most recently exposed surface. The broken surfaces show distinct clasts, ranging from white to dark gray, as much as 1.5 cm in length. The stone is extremely heterogeneous on a centimeter scale. This is very similar in appearance to ALHA77216, ALHA77215, and ALHA77252.
Petrographic Description: Brian Mason
The thin section shows moderately abundant chondrules set in a granular groundmass consisting largely of olivine and pyroxene, with minor subequal amounts of nickel-iron and troilite. Much of the pyroxene, especially in the chondrules, is poly-synthetically twinned clinopyroxene. A little limonitic staining is present around nickel-iron grains. Microprobe analyses show some variability in olivine and pyroxene compositions: olivine, Fa17-Fa26, average Fa22; pyroxene Fs9-Fs26, average Fs17. The meteorite is classified as an L3 chondrite.
Data from:
Line 173:
Origin or pseudonym: Main icefield
Mass (g): 413.2
Class: L3
Weathering grade: B
Fayalite (mol%): 17-25
Ferrosilite (mol%): 9-26
Comments: 26Al=38±3; 77216 pairing group
Search for this meteorite in the NASA/JSC database (U.S.):
References: Published in Antarctic Meteorite Newsletter 2(1) (1979), JSC, Houston
Published in Meteoritical Bulletin, no. 76, Meteoritics 29, 100-143 (1994)
Catalogue of Meteorites: (76° 43'S, 159° 40'E)
Recommended:: (76° 43'S, 159° 40'E)


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Communicate with your student to help guide them through the rental process if it is their first time.
Help them identify their housing needs and encourage them to utilize the Corvallis Living Guide for assistance.
Are you or your student able to afford the rent and utilities? Who will be responsible for paying for the unit? Is it a month-to-month lease or year-long lease? Will you be co-signing for the student?
Make sure your student does not send money to a property manager they have not met in person. Trust your gut. If something seems suspicious then there might be something wrong. Also make sure your student is aware that clear, respectful communication with their landlord is crucial, especially during the application, move-in, repair, and move-out process.


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Q: I want to show attendance with absent present status including week offs? I want to show the employee attendance with their present remark and show absent if the employee is absent for that particular date and also want to show saturday sunday as week off.
empid   empname Date        attendance
MT1020  Abc     2020-03-31  P
MT1020  Abc     2020-04-01  P
MT1020  Abc     2020-04-02  P
MT1020  Abc     2020-04-03  A
MT1020  Abc     2020-04-04  P
MT1020  Abc     2020-04-05  A
MT1020  Abc     2020-04-06  P
MT1020  Abc     2020-04-07  A
MT1020  Abc     2020-04-09  A

i want like this but including week off.


I have received a bill and been threatened with late charges if it is not paid for the period on 1 month from mid december 2014. I was out of contract from August 2014 and contacted EE to switch to them in mid november. The change over from BT was confirmed for mid December yet I have still received the BT bill for the period to mid January! The irony is that BT terminated my service from mid December and the broadband switch over was bungled and I am without Broadband. Has this addition billing and failure to provide seamless broadband switch happened to anyone else and how did you handle the cancellation of the additional bill?
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Home/Entertainment/Manushi Chhillar: First shot for debut film was simply surreal
Manushi Chhillar: First shot for debut film was simply surreal
By | Published: 18th November 2019 4:19 pm IST
Mumbai: Former beauty queen Manushi Chhillar gave the first shot for her debut Hindi film "Prithviraj" on Monday. It was a "beautiful coincidence", she noted that she gave her first shot for the film on the same day she was crowned Miss World two years ago.
"It is really a beautiful coincidence that I gave my first shot for 'Prithviraj' on the same day that I had won Miss World two years back. November 18 is definitely one of the most special days of my life and I'm thrilled that two of my life's biggest milestones fall on the same day. Giving the first shot for my debut film was simply surreal," she said.
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Manushi said she has a lot of gratitude.
"I know I have a lot of hard work to do to prove myself as an actor and I'm prepared to do just that. I wish the universe showers the film and me with tons of good luck."
Directed by Chandraprakash Dwivedi, "Prithviraj" is based on the life and heroism of the fearless king Prithviraj Chauhan. It stars superstar Akshay in the title role while Manushi will play the role of the Sanyogita, the love of his life.
"Prithviraj" is being made by Yash Raj Films. It will release on Diwali 2020.
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