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INSTALLED_APPS = (
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{% load static %}

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This is what I have done. Yet when I look at the results it does not have the jQuery effects.
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Grade School Catechism Courses are coming soon!
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11/18/2019 (1 month ago)
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Another batch of grade school catechism courses are on their way.
Another batch of grade school catechism courses are on their way to Catholic Online School.
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Published in Marriage & Family
Keywords: Catechism, school, Catholic Online, grade school
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A popular introductory course on ancient western history was published in the early fall of this year.
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Q: Controls WPF. Очистка полей ввода Есть метод для очистки текста во всех контролах, он работает только на WinForms, а в WPF нет свойства .Controls. Знаю, что есть метод FindName(), но в этом случае, как я понял, он не подходит, как быть?)
private static void CleanAllControlsIn (Control control)
        {
            foreach (Control c in control.Controls)
            {
                if (c.GetType() == typeof(TextBox) || c.GetType() == typeof (CheckBox) || c.GetType() == typeof (DatePicker))
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Q: reshape untidy data frame, spreading rows to columns names Have searched the threads but can't understand a solution that will solve the problem with the data frame that I have.
My current data frame (df):
# A tibble: 8 x 29
  `Athlete`       Monday...2 Tuesday...3 Wednesday...4 Thursday...5 Friday...6 Saturday...7 Sunday...8
  <chr>           <chr>      <chr>       <chr>         <chr>        <chr>      <chr>        <chr>
1 Date            29/06/2020 30/06/2020  43837.0       43868.0      43897.0    43928.0      43958.0
2 HR              47.0       54.0        51.0          56.0         59.0       NA           NA
3 HRV             171.0      91.0        127.0         99.0         77.0       NA           NA
4 Sleep Duration  9.11       7.12        8.59          7.15         8.32       NA           NA
5 Sleep Efficien~ 92.0       94.0        89.0          90.0         90.0       NA           NA
6 Recovery Score  98.0       66.0        96.0          72.0         46.0       NA           NA
7 Life Stress     NO         NO          NO            NO           NO         NA           NA
8 Sick            NO         NO          NO            NO           NO         NA           NA

Have tried to use spread and pivot wider but I know there would require additional functions in order to get the desired output which beyond my level on understanding in R.
Do I need to u
Desired output:
 Date        HR       HRV      Sleep Duration   Sleep Efficiency   Recovery Score   Life Stress  Sick
   29/06/2020    47.0      171.0       9.11
    30/06/2020   54.0      91.0        7.12
    43837.0      51.0      127.0       8.59
    43868.0      56.0      99.0        7.15
    43897.0      59.0      77.0        8.32
    43928.0       NA       NA           NA
    43958.0       NA       NA           NA

etc.
Thank you

A: In Base R you will do:
type.convert(setNames(data.frame(t(df[-1]), row.names = NULL), df[,1]))

        Date HR HRV Sleep Duration Sleep Efficien~ Recovery Score Life Stress Sick
1 29/06/2020 47 171           9.11              92             98          NO   NO
2 30/06/2020 54  91           7.12              94             66          NO   NO
3    43837.0 51 127           8.59              89             96          NO   NO
4    43868.0 56  99           7.15              90             72          NO   NO
5    43897.0 59  77           8.32              90             46          NO   NO
6      43928 NA  NA             NA              NA             NA        <NA> <NA>
7      43958 NA  NA             NA              NA             NA        <NA> <NA>


Don't Make These Mistakes That Lead to Divorce and Bankruptcy Financial problems can lead to divorce and bankruptcy. But starting a marriage off with the right attitudes towards money can avoid both! Find out what they are!
It should come as no surprise that money problems and debt often lead to divorce. Fights about money can tear a couple apart, and I have seen many of them in my office to talk about bankruptcy.
CNBC recently discussed this in an article that set forth a list of the mistakes that they identified as common among couples that experience financial stress in their marriages. Avoiding these mistakes could save your marriage and keep you out of my office.
Couples need to communicate when it comes to how they spend their money. Having the same financial goals can be critical! If one of you is a spender, and the other is a saver, you are working at cross purposes, and will never get anywhere. What is worse, you could pass this habit on to your children and perpetuate the problem.
This mistake makes the first one worse. You not only do not communicate with you spouse, you actively hide your spending from him or her. This is usually done to avoid a fight about money and allow the spending without consequence.
The first mistake leads to miscommunication about financial goals and attitudes. This one llows the problem to fester, as the purchase is often ultimately discovered, and the deception makes the conflict over the original purchase worse.
As the mistakes discussed above point out, financial decisions in a marriage need to be made together. This is especially true of long term planning, like retirement. You should meet with a financial advisor together, so that decisions can be made jointly. These discussions can also uncover previously unrevealed conflicts in money attitudes or goals, thus allowing them to be addressed.
In addition, knowledge of the plan should not be limited to one spouse. What if something happens to that person, and the other doesn't know what the plan is? This can lead to disaster in the form of financial strife in the event of death or divorce.
This is a variation of the previous mistake, but just does it on a broader scale, as the delegation is on a day-to-day basis. You basically put your financial future in the hands of your spouse and eliminates any kind of financial independence. This also causes the problem above, where that spouse becomes disables, dies or divorces you.
As the old saying goes, "When hunger raps at the window, true love flies out the door." You love each other, but you must acknowledge the real world, economic practicality of your marriage. The Captain and Tennille were wrong; you need more than love to keep you together.
Although it can happen to any couple, those that marry young can have an unrealistic few of marriage and think that all they need is love (Yes, the Beatles were wrong too). Frank discussions about money and finances that begin before the wedding and continue throughout the marriage are more likely to result in an appreciation of differences of opinion on money and an ability to find common ground despite those differences.
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If you are beyond the point where these five points may help you stay on an even financial keel, you may have to file bankruptcy in order to "hit the financial reset button," and start following the points above from a fresh start. It may just save your marriage.
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by Claire Jordy & Gibson Holland
There is a substantial dearth in the amount of reporting conducted on the Lincoln Cemetery's conversion into James Young Memorial Park. Outside of the a few Borough of Carlisle Minutes from September, 1971 and a couple pieces from the same year in The Evening Sentinel, there is little information about the park's transformation.[1]
The information available pertains to the debate over the park, though not in the manner one might expect. While still in the planning stages, residents protested turning the Lincoln Cemetery into James Young Memorial Park because some felt the land could have been better used as a site for housing. The debate had little to do with the park's historical significance.[2]
After the initial debate on how to re-purpose the land, the cemetery/park received no attention from local news sources. At its completion in April, 1973, the James Young Memorial Park received no coverage from local news sources. The Evening Sentinel contained nothing about the opening or any references to a debate about the removal of headstones – generally a very controversial and frowned upon act.
As it stands, there is more information available about the men interred at Lincoln Cemetery than those who pushed for the creation of James Young Memorial Park. This is largely due to the abundance of primary documents available concerning Memorial Park throughout its history. The House Divided Project has collected a lot of primary documents about the Lincoln Cemetery and the people buried there.
During the conception, development, and renovation of Memorial Park, there were many opportunities for community input on the park and use of the space. When the park was being converted from a cemetery and railroad station to a public park, local Carlislian Rev. Robert Bailey said he would rather the degraded cemetery be converted into affordable housing.[3] There was more evidence of community input during the substantial renovation of Memorial Park during 2002-2003. YSM Inc. created three major renovation plans for the park and proposed them to the community over several months (January 2003-June 2003).[4]
News articles from around this time advertised the opportunities for citizens to express their opinion about park renovations. The community demands that resulted from these meetings include: more shade and less blacktop, more lighting, ban of pitbulls, addition of cross walks on Pitt Street for safety, update of some play equipment, addition of amphitheater for concerts, consecration of Lincoln Cemetery through removal of tables, addition of trees and walkway, and the fencing off from the rest of the park.[5] Subsequent plans by YSM Inc, and therefore the current Memorial Park, reflect these changes.[6] Not to forget, the initial renovation of Memorial Park in 2003 was driven by community support for updating of the park and cemetery to match the recently updated railroad (Hope) station. James Washington was the main proponent, acquiring a substantial state grant for the specific action of consecrating Lincoln Cemetery.[7]
In the past five years, there has been a spike in the interest about the Park's history. Between Dickinson College's House Divided Project and the Carlisle West Side Neighbors, the history of Lincoln Cemetery has been well documented. Both the House Divided Project, started by Professor Matthew Pinsker, and the Carlisle West Side Neighbors investigated the Lincoln Cemetery because of the 150th anniversary of the Civil War.[8] The park is a telling piece of American history, not simply because of all of the information discovered about the African American Soldiers buried there – but because of the land's changing purpose and format over the years. It is very American in many ways for a marginalized group's history to be lost for years and slowly revived by a few engaged community members who, in the case of Memorial Park, were James Washington, Dickinson students and professors, and the Carlisle West Side Neighbors.
[1] "Plans for Park Protested." Evening Sentinel. November 8, 1971.
[4] YSM Inc plans – Oct 2, 2002; May 2003; June 2003; Found at the Carlisle Department of Parks and Recreations
[5] Blymire, David. "Residents give views on park." January 31, 2003. The Sentinel.
Miller, Dan. "Park's future in planning." January 31, 2003. Patriot News.
Found at Carlisle Department of Parks and Recreations.
[6] YSM Plans, found at Carlisle Department of Parks and Recreations.
[7] "Policy Briefing Summary, Section IV. Financial Impact on Budget." Found at Carlisle Department of Parks and Recreations
[8] http://housedivided.dickinson.edu/sites/
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    @@classes_loaded = false

    # Here we go: Let's define some attributes
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    # Create an AntProject. Parameters are specified via a hash:
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    #   -A String indicating the location of the ANT_HOME directory. If provided, JRAW will
    #   load the classes from the ANT_HOME/lib dir. If ant_home is not provided, the ANT jar files
    #   must be available on the CLASSPATH.
    # :name => project_name
    #   -A String indicating the name of this project.
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    #   echoTask.execute()
    #   Default value is true.
    # :logger => Logger
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    # :loglevel => The level to set the logger to
    #   -Defaults to Logger::ERROR
    # This is for further initializations inside the constructor
    # and must be called once from the users ANT script
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    #         :name => 'JRuby',
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    #         :anthome => ANT_HOME
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      # instance of ANT project
      @project = JRAW::ApacheAnt::Project.new
      # The default project name taken from the options hash or left blank
      @project.name = options[:name] || ''
      # The default ANT target taken from the options hash or left blank
      @project.default = ''
      # The project's base directory taken from the options hash or the current working directory
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      # intializing the ANT project
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      logger.debug "Default == #{options[:default]}"
      @project.init

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      end
    end

    def build_properties
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    end

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        parent_task = @task_stack.last
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    #The Ant AntProject's name. Default is ''
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    # -e.g.  AntProject[BigCoProject]
    def to_s
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	/*
	Plugin Name: Blog Talk Radio Plugin
	Description: Loads a blog talk radio channel onto a page via a shortcode
	Version: 1.0
	Author: Jacob Davidson
	Author URI: http://jacobmdavidson.com
	License: MIT
	License URI: http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT
	*/

	add_shortcode('blogtalkradio', 'blogtalkradio');

	function blogtalkradio ($atts){
		extract(shortcode_atts(array(
			"username" => 'Default',
			"itemcount" => '10',
			"itunes" => 'false',
			"logo" => 'true'), $atts));

		// Retrieve the image url, and the URL, title, and description of each episode
		// from http://www.blogtalkradio/username.rss
		$description_array = getFeed ('http://www.blogtalkradio.com/' . $username . '.rss');

		// Retrieve the itunes link, and the URL, show_id, and embed code for each episode from
		// http://www.blogtalkradio/username/playlist.xml
		$ident_array = getIdent('http://www.blogtalkradio.com/' . $username . '/play_list.xml?itemcount=' . $itemcount);

		// Retrieve the host_id from http://www.blogtalkradio/username/playlist.xml
		$host_id = getHostID('http://www.blogtalkradio.com/' . $username . '/play_list.xml');

		// Extract the image url
		$image_url = $description_array['image_url'];

		// Extract the itunes link
		$itunes_link = $ident_array[0]['itunes'];
		unset ($description_array['image_url'], $ident_array[0]);

		// Combine the ident_array and description_array
		$show_array = array();
			foreach ($ident_array as $ident) {
				foreach ($description_array as $description) {
					if ($ident['url'] === $description['url']) {
						$show_array[] = array(
									'id' => $ident['show_id'],
									'url' => $ident['url'],
									'title' => $description['title'],
									'description' => $description['description'],
									'embed_code' => $ident['embed_code']
									);
					}
				}
			}

		// Display the logo
		if($logo == 'true')
		{
		echo '

';
		};

		// Display the itunes link
		if($itunes == 'true')
		{
			echo '

						Check us out in iTunes!

';
		};

		// Display the each episode
		echo '
';
		foreach ($show_array as $show){
				echo '
' . $show['title'] . '
';
				echo '

						';
				echo '
' . $show['embed_code'] . '

						' . $show['title'] . ' - ' . $show['description'] . '

';
		}
		echo '
';
	}

	/**
	 * Retrieves the itunes link, and the url, show_id, and embed code for
	 * each episode for a given feed url.
	 */
	function getIdent($feed_url) {
		$content = file_get_contents($feed_url);
		$x = new SimpleXmlElement($content);
		$ident_array = array();
		$ident_array[] = array(
						'itunes' => $x->trackList['ituneslink']
						);
		foreach ($x->trackList->track as $entry){
			//$show_id = strstr ($entry->identifier, ';', True);
			$show_id = $entry->identifier;
			$url = strstr ($entry->location, '.mp3', True);
			$embed_code = strstr ($entry->embedcode, '
');
			$embed_code = str_replace('"', '"', $embed_code);
			$embed_code = str_replace('
', '', $embed_code);
			$embed_code = str_replace('
', '', $embed_code);
			$ident_array[] = array(
								'url' => $url,
								'show_id'=>$show_id,
								'embed_code'=>$embed_code
							);
		}
		return $ident_array;
	}

	/**
	 * Retrieves the image link, and the url, title, and description for
	 * each episode for a given feed url.
	 */
	function getFeed($feed_url) {
		$description_array = array();
		$content = file_get_contents($feed_url);
		$content = str_replace("<![CDATA[", "", $content);
		$content = str_replace("]]", "", $content);
		$content = str_replace("&", "&", $content);
		$x = new SimpleXmlElement($content);
		$image = (string)($x->channel->image->url);
		$description_array['image_url'] = $image;
		foreach($x->channel->item as $entry){
			$entry->description = str_replace('|', '', $entry->description);
			$entry->description = str_replace('>', '', $entry->description);
			$entry = get_object_vars($entry);
			$description_array[] = array (
									'url' => $entry['link'],
									'title' => $entry['title'],
									'description' => $entry['description']
									);
		}
		return $description_array;
	}

	/*
	 * Extracts the host id from a given feed url
	 *
	 */
	function getHostID($feed_url) {
		$description_array = array();
		$content = file_get_contents($feed_url);
		$x = new SimpleXmlElement($content);
		$host_id = str_replace('HostID: ', '', $x->trackList['host_id']);
		return $host_id;
	}
?>


Perlin, M.W. Combining DNA evidence for greater match information. Forensic Science International: Genetics Supplement Series, DOI 10.1016/j.fsigss.2011.09.112, 2011.
Abstract: Statistical science studies multiple experiments in order to assess their implications and variation. Forensic science is often single experiment, and so cannot employ statistical inference. With DNA, however, there can be multiple items and assays from crime scene evidence. Since STR data have quantitative peak heights obtained from DNA sequencer signals, they can be statistically analyzed in a likelihood function. Moreover, multiple STR experiments can be mathematically combined using a joint likelihood function. Statistics tells us that using more data should yield more information. We find that computing with a joint likelihood function to combine DNA evidence can infer more identification information, as measured by the likelihood ratio match statistic.


Incoming students at California State University, East Bay are getting more than just text books this week.
The students are receiving a so-called "sound grenade" the university hopes will help keep them safe. All incoming freshmen received the ROBOCOPP, a key chain-sized alarm designed to scare off any attackers.
The two-inch device sounds off a noise as loud as an ambulance alarm.
"We think if students feel safer they will do better academically," CSU East Bay Police Chief Sheryl Boykins said.
Students welcome the added safety measure the university is implementing this school year.
"I think it's a good thing," student Karla Lopez said. "You never know what could happen. This will give me protection."
Students will be able to pair the devide with a campus app to pinpoint their exact location if they are ever in trouble.


Bacterial infections represent the second leading cause of death worldwide. The effectiveness of the available weaponry against these pathogens is progressively lowered by the constant insurgence multidrug-resistant bacterial strains. Antibacterial resistance constitutes nowadays a major concern for human health due to its social implications and economical impact, i.e. loss of human lives and increased mortality, morbidity, hospitalization length and healthcare costs.
One strategy to develop new and more efficient antibiotics that are less prone to generate resistance is to target and destabilize the bacterial membrane. In this context, investigating the physical and chemical principles governing the nature of bacterial membranes is of fundamental importance for understanding the functional role of lipid bilayers in shaping cells, promoting cellular signaling, and ensuring an active defense to external attacks, like those promoted by antimicrobial peptides (AMPs) produced by the immune system.
Molecular modeling and simulation stand as powerful resources to probe the properties of membranes at atomistic level. Therefore, in this project a team of scientists from the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) use the power of High Performance Computing (HPC) to characterize the structural and dynamic properties of the bacterial membrane using molecular dynamics (MD) simulation. In order to achieve this goal, the scientists (i) first created more accurate models of bacterial membrane constituents, (ii) then developed efficient tools for assembling realistic bacterial membrane systems, and (iii) and finally investigated the effect of a variety of AMPs on model systems of the inner membrane of E. coli.
The power of current HPC resources is key to observe and describe in simulation the atomistic details of membrane portions that are extended enough to be compared with the experimental setting. Moreover, the ability of current HPC highly parallel architectures is fully exploited to simulate the bacterial membrane for temporal intervals (i.e., for microseconds) that are relevant for biological interpretation. Therefore, it was key to benefit from the large allocation of a total of 45 mill core hours assigned through the Partnership for Advanced Computing in Europe, PRACE on the supercomputer JUQUEEN of GCS member centre JSC (Jülich Supercomputing Centre).
In conclusion, this project will contribute to develop deep and detailed insights into the organization and dynamics of the bacterial membrane. More importantly, we will seek to understand the principles of action of antimicrobial peptides with the final goal to use this information to aid the design of new and more powerful peptides with antimicrobial activity.
E. coli inner membrane and its interaction with antimicrobial peptides.
A representative snapshot extracted from a molecular dynamics simulation is reported showing the E. coli inner membrane leaflets complexes with a key component of the innate immunity system, α-helical human cathelicidin LL-37 (in red cartoon representation, PDB id 2K6O). The inner membrane tends to be negatively charged due to the presence of several anionic phospholipids, such as phosphatidyglycerol (PG) and cardiolipin (CL) species. In this model system, the E. coli bilayer is faithfully reproduced by a mixture of phosphatidylethanolamine (in cyan), PG (in blue) and CL (in grey) species. Water molecules and ions solvating the system are not shown for clarity.


Constructing textile sensors and circuitry from available and affordable materials and tools. Implementing these in interaction scenarios to explore the qualities of textiles in human-computer interaction.
Participants will be introduced to a range of conductive fabrics, threads, yarns and other soft and squishy materials with interesting electrical properties. These materials, which have been sourced and selected because of their availability and price, will be used in series of handcraft techniques that include sewing, knitting and crochet. These techniques require very basic tools such as sewing and knitting needles, crochet hooks, scissors and irons.
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Freebie Friday: Coupons and deals to save on back-to-school necessities.
While back-to-school shopping, families plan to spend about $687 each, up 8 percent from last year, according to the National Retail Federation. Save more by visiting our Back to School Headquarters. Highlights include a coupon for $10 kids' haircuts at JC Penney Salons and free kids' meals at TooJay's Deli. Also, get a free lunch box with backpack purchase at Toys "R" Us, then stock up on snacks at Publix to get a free $10 gift card.
Meanwhile, get ready to feast on $1 filet mignon sandwiches at Morton's The Steakhouse on Monday in honor of National Filet Mignon Day.
Free $10 entree with purchase at Chipotle; expires Aug.
Get a free lunch kit valued at $9.99 with any $12.99 or more backpack purchase at Toys R Us.
There are some great character backpacks, from super heroes to Disney characters, Star Wars and more. Plus, there are loads of lunch kits to choose from that will make the pickiest eaters happy, too.
Where's the beef? Find it at Morton's The Steakhouse on Monday, Aug. 14, to celebrate National Filet Mignon Day, which was celebrated this year on Aug. 13.
Get kids ready for the return to school with $10 haircuts at JC Penney salons and get free $10 rewards, too.
Use a coupon in participating JCP salons to get $10 cuts for children in grades K-6. Click here to print the coupon and find a salon. The offer ends Sept. 9.
Wawa was voted the No. 1 sandwich shop in America, according to a new consumer survey.
If you're hungry, you've come to the right place. Get freebies and savings on yummy dining deals at participating locations.
BJ's Restaurant and Brewhouse: Coupon for $10 off a $35 purchase; expires Aug. 16.
Chili's: Coupons for free kid's meal or dessert; expires Aug. 10.
Maybe those crazy cat ladies aren't so nuts after all.
Luxury skin-care brand Hermetise has just released a $5,000 anti-aging skin regimen that purportedly uses feline excrement as the secret ingredient to fight wrinkles.
Dear Doreen's Deals: Can I use a coupon on a date?
Chipotle Mexican Grill is giving away free food valued at $10 by creating a custom sound mix.
Get the buy-one-get-one free coupon good for a free burrito, burrito bowl, salad, or tacos by composing your own song and visual experience inspired by the chain's menu items.
Dying to see the new Avatar land at Walt Disney World in Orlando? Don't pay full price for tickets.
For a limited time, save $144 on a 4-day Park Magic Ticket, priced at $316 for adults and $296 for kids ages 3 to 9. That's a $36-per-day savings, since tickets normally cost $115 a day.
Buy an entree at Olive Garden and get a second to take home for free when dining in restaurants.
Get kids ready to head back to school with deals and coupons.
Wawa opens at 4290 Davie Road Extension in Davie at 8 a.m. on July 27, 2017.
Jeff Burnett, left, and Carmen Reyes season hoagies during the "Taste of Wawa" preview of the Davie store's opening on July 26. Two Wawa stores opened in Broward County at 4290 Davie Road Extension in Davie and 3601 N. Federal Highway in Pompano Beach at 8 a.m. on July 27, 2017.


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Review | The Intelligence Park by Gerald Barry at the Royal Opera House
Robert Greer
Production photo of The Intelligence Park, The Royal Opera © 2019 ROH. Photograph by Clive Barda
The Royal Opera House seems to be celebrating the career of Gerald Barry this season. In February they are staging his latest opera, Alice's Adventures Under Ground, and now the first staging of his debut, The Intelligence Park, since its premiere in 1990, then a co-production with Music Theatre Wales, appearing as the opening opera of the Linbury Theatre's second season.
The opera is set in 18th-centuy Ireland and is about a man called Paradies, who is suffering writers block while trying to write an opera. At the same time, he is being forced to marry someone so that he can get a large inheritance, but he becomes infatuated by a castrato instead. Perhaps unsurprisingly, mayhem ensues.
Barry challenges the listener. A lot of the time the music seems to follow the words of the singers. They begin singing a word, then pause; the music pauses and then they finish the word. For singers, this is an incredibly challenging piece as no one simply sings in their own register. You have baritones and tenors also singing falsetto, for instance. And the way that they all must sing – stop and start, with very long extension of their voices – it's a hard task. Moreover, Michel de Souza playing Paradies was announced to ill prior to the opera starting; and though he did sound it, he was a good actor and impressively still went on and gave his best.
Stephen Richardson, as Sir Joshua Cramer, was a highlight. His voice was one of the few strong enough to stay above the orchestra, with everything enunciated clearly. His acting, too, was entertaining. Patrick Terry, one of the current Jette Parker Young Artists, playing Serafino, has a beautiful counter-tenor voice and, when singing, was one of the few moments that I really felt connected to the opera.
The costumes and wigs were cartoon-like and colourful, the make-up exaggerated. The set is made to look like the stage that Paradies will have for his opera. It has two gargoyles, one either side of it. At the beginning of each part, the painted section of the gargoyle's head is taken out and replaced by a type of sock puppet version, which sings, and was quite entertaining. Elsewhere, a grim reaper stalks across the stage. His first appearance, to someone off-stage singing in a mournful voice 'Mourn, mourn' was particularly funny, as was when the reaper later came out in stockings.
There are elements of the production, like this, that I enjoyed. However, the 'story', the way of telling it, the lack of projection – it was just a bit much. I understand modern composers try and challenge opera, as did Benjamin Britten and George Benjamin, whose music and style of storytelling can be different and more experimental. I like that, it's good to try different things. With Barry however, the story was too convoluted. The sound was convoluted, that was sometimes it was just noise. Challenging opera can lead to greatness but breaking all the rules leads to something that isn't opera, just similar.
The Intelligence Park is on at the Linbury Theatre at the Royal Opera House until the 4th October 2019.
Words by Stuart Martin.
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Today, we're showing you what a typical day at BEAM looks like! With things happening from 8AM to 10PM, we're pretty busy all day long. This guest post is written by Bobae, a counselor at BEAM, who just finished her first year at Harvard.
8-9am: We begin with breakfast—what better way to get energized for the jam-packed day? The students can leave for breakfast with the counselors between 8:00 and 8:30. We head out to the cafeteria, where the kids get buffet-style options.
9-11am: The kids put their cell phones away until 7pm. (Don't worry, if there's an emergency, we will always make an exception!) From 9-11, the kids are in math class with a teacher and a teaching assistant. The classes are designed to let the students figure things out for themselves, and, frequently, the teaching assistants are not told the material ahead of time—so that they learn alongside the students! We like a collaborative and interactive learning environment.
11am-12:15pm: The students and counselors participate in fun activities, ranging from sports to arts and crafts to any other fun activities the kids can come up with. There are eight activities offered every day, but students only have time to participate in two! They can request whichever activities they prefer, and are assigned to their choices each morning.
12:15-1pm: Lunch. It's a well-deserved and refreshing break from all of the learning!
1-3pm: We're back in class. We all work together on cool math problems and ideas.
3:05-4:05pm: We have a second activity. The kids take another well-deserved brain break, followed by a ten-minute snack break at 4:05.
4:15-6:15: We're in our last two-hour chunk of classes: the home stretch! Even though this may seem like a lot of class, the kids still stay incredibly engaged and enthusiastic through the entire day.
6:15-7pm: We eat our last meal: dinner. The main part of the day is finished!
8:25-9:25: We have our last academic activity of the day: modules. Modules are a self-paced, self-motivated way of learning: We study topics that are more relevant to school math classes. Our past students say that modules were incredibly helpful in future math classes.
9:30-10:00: Hall meeting! Each floor meets with its two counselors to discuss the day: how it went, and any announcements for the next day. As a counselor, this is definitely one of my favorite parts of the day; I love getting to see the kids at the end of their day as they reflect on how camp is going.
10:30: Room check. Students must be in their rooms and ready for bed.
10:45: Lights out! We want to make sure the campers get a good night's sleep before the next day begins.
And now…time to do it all over again!
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