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Why did Dual Survival co-host Dave Canterbury leave the show?
Dave Canterbury, best known for co-hosting the reality series Dual Survival, is an American survival expert, author, and a TV personality. His sudden disappearance from the show after two seasons in 2012 left his ever-supporting fans furious about the news. Read on to find out the reason behind Dave's decision to leave the show. Also, find out his net worth, bio, and his books!
Dave Canterbury's early life
Dave Canterbury was born on September 19, 1963, in the United States of America. He pursued his career as a survival guide, author, and TV personality. Prior to his outstanding career, Dave attended US Army at the age of 17 and eventually became SRT instructor. During his time in the army, Dave trained soldiers in the United States, Korea, Central America and Grenada.
After leaving the military, Dave first worked on the reptile farm and later as a commercial diver and fisherman in Florida. He slowly regressed back to survival and primitive hunting which later earned him an astonishing career.
Survival expert Dave Canterbury's career and marriage
Dave Canterbury garnered his career as amazing TV personnel. His survival skills and hunting talents earned him his first reality series Dual Survival on Discovery Channel in 2010. After two seasons at Dual Survival, Dave surprisingly left the show and was seen in other series such as North America and Dirty Rotten Survival.
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The survival expert, also an author, published numbers of survival guidebooks like Survivability for the Common Man (2011), Bushcraft 101 (2014) and Advanced Bushcraft (2015). His book Bushcraft 101: A Field Guide to the Art of Wilderness Survival was listed in New York Times Best-Seller in 2014.
Dave is currently the owner of a survival school called Pathfinder School, LLC located in Southeast Ohio. He serves as an instructor of the school where he teaches different methods of survival techniques. He also runs Self Reliance Outfitters where he sells survival gears to the outdoor people. Dave is lately active on his YouTube channel where he posts survival based instructional videos.
Dave Canterbury's net worth in 2018
Dave Canterbury has had an amazing career as a survival guide, reality television personnel, and author. The former co-host of Dual Survival, who also owns survival school and gear shop, has a staggering net worth of $300 thousand as of 2018.
He earns most his fortune from his books, survival school, merchandise shop and his YouTube channel.
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The 54-year-old survival expert has a blissful married life. Dave is married to Iris Canterbury for more than a decade and a half now. Dave and his wife, also an outdoor woman, shares 6 children together.
Why did Dave Canterbury leave Dual Survival?
Dave Canterbury was co-starring a reality series Dual Survival alongside Cody Lundin. In 2012, Dave was surprisingly replaced by Joe Teti in the show. In June of 2012, Dave announced he left the show to pursue his other dreams. But that was not it!
Dave was actually fired from Dual Survival at the end of the season 2 after he was found guilty of lying. He had actually exaggerated his military background and his claims of having 20 years of experience with survival skills in his resume. However, the producer of the show found his dishonesty inexcusable and replaced him with Joe Teti on the show. Dave later posted a video on YouTube apologizing to his fans for deceiving them.
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Name Dave Canterbury
Profession Reality Star
Birthday September 19, 1963
Net Worth (USD) $ 300,000 - Three Hundred Thousand US Dollars


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UW–Madison's chancellor and head men's basketball coach discuss impact of coronavirus
Rebecca Blank and Greg Gard guest star on The UW Now Livestream.
MADISON, WI (April 22, 2020) — In response to the threat of COVID-19, the University of Wisconsin–Madison quickly and successfully accomplished a monumental task — the shift of its in-person classes to alternate delivery online.
"In the space of 11 days, we put over 7,000 classes online," said Chancellor Rebecca Blank. "By 13 days after we made the announcement, we had 99.9 percent of our classes online," Blank told an audience of the university's alumni and friends Tuesday evening. Blank spoke as part of a special UW Now Livestream discussion hosted by the Wisconsin Foundation and Alumni Association (WFAA).
She also noted that in just a couple of weeks, UW–Madison will confer degrees on nearly 7,500 undergraduates and more than 2,000 graduate students during a virtual graduation.
But the university's greatest impact on the pandemic comes from its ability to harness innovation and research on behalf of Wisconsinites. Blank emphasized how this moment in time is a testament to the power of public research universities.
"We are on the front lines looking for vaccines, looking for drugs that might mitigate the effects of this disease, looking at what the implications are for our society," said Blank. "We are research machines."
Blank said the university has more than four dozen COVID research proposals filed with the federal government. Innovations, such as the creation of easily constructed face shields by the College of Engineering, are already having an impact across the country after they were championed by Ford and other major companies.
The work exemplifies the Wisconsin Idea. Alumni and friends are encouraged to share their support for the university's efforts in their communities and with state officials.
Blank says university officials are already working on plans to reopen campus this fall, based on guidance from health officials. The primary goal will be to keep students, staff, and faculty feel safe.
"It's going to involve a lot of testing. It's going to involve some rejiggering of how we do classes, and I just hope we can get to that point. We'll have to see how the public health crisis evolves," said Blank. She added that a decision regarding the fall semester will be made later this summer.
Greg Gard, head coach of the UW's men's basketball team also discussed the impact of COVID-19 on his players. He shared the story of how he told the team that there would be no NCAA basketball tournament this year. "As Alando Tucker said that day in the locker room, canceling a basketball tournament is a first-world problem; there are bigger issues in this world, and obviously we've see over the last six weeks what has resulted from this," said Gard. He continues to talk to his team on a regular basis and encourages them to stay positive. "Eventually the storm is going to run out of rain, and we'll find some sunshine in the other end."
You can view a recording of this UW Now Livestream now.
WFAA plans to host The UW Now Livestream weekly, featuring UW–Madison faculty and staff with unique expertise.
Contact: Tod Pritchard, tod.pritchard@supportuw.org, 608-609-5217, @WisAlumni
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Indietail – Moonlighter
In every RPG, merchants are selling you all kinds of goods. But have you ever asked yourself where those goods come from or those merchants got so far? Well, in today's review, we're talking about a game that lets you experience both sides of the same coin: Merchants and Heroes!
Moonlighter is an Action-RPG developed by Digital Sun Games and published by 11 bit studios.
Moonlighter is about a set of gates that have been found after an archaeological excavation. Those gates are referred to as the Dungeon and consist of four doors to four realms, each full of different artefacts and enemies. There's also a fifth door that hasn't been opened yet since nobody knows how to do so.
Once word of the dungeon has spread, a small town of merchants has been found near the excavation site, Rynoka.
Back to the present, the game presents us with Will, a young merchant who's the heir of one of the oldest shop in Rynoka, the Moonlighter. After his grandfather "Crazy Ol' Pete" has been lost in the dungeons, the protagonist Will has to take care of the shop while secretly dreaming of becoming a hero.
That's where the game sets in. We accompany Will on one of his expeditions into the Golem Dungeon where he fights off enemies with a Broom and collects their dropped artefacts.
After being swarmed by them, however, we pass out and are set back at the entrance of the dungeon where Zenon finds us and brings us back to our room in the Moonlighter. He then explains to us how to sell items and even gives us a sword and shield that he once used.
Fun little joke by Zenon who gives us our first and his old sword in a zelda-esque fashion.
After this little tutorial, we're beginning our adventure of capitalism and monster-slaying! At nighttime, we're going into the dungeon to slay monsters and collect the artefacts dropped by them. At daytime, we then sell these artefacts in the store to get richer. Of course, you can always go into the dungeon during daytime but while it's safer during that time the possible loot is also less valuable. Another reason why we're only venturing into the dungeon at night is the fact that we can only sell items during the day.
This is the point where you might ask yourself:
What do I need the money for?
maybe you
That's a good question, I'd say.
Basically, you're able to upgrade your shop with the money you earn which then leads to you being able to earn even more money. You can also use the money to bring new NPCs into the town who then open their own shops, bringing the town of Rynoka to its former glory.
The bigger the town, the more customers you get!
Now, this is the point where you might ask yourself:
Why do I want other shop-keepers in my town?
maybe you, again
Well, while this question is justified – after all, we're capitalists – it's also not. The new shops that open in the town are rather useful to you and do not steal your customers.
Andrei's introducing himself.
For instance, there's Andrei, Forge Master Extraordinaire, who's running Vulcan's Forge and is able to grant you new equipment and upgrade yours.
For that, you need to bring him the needed materials and pay him a fee that is needed to craft those items. At Vulcan's Forge, you're able to craft five weapon types that each has two different paths to be upgraded to. There're "swords with shields" or rather short swords (you get one from Zenon, btw), bows, big swords (or rather buster swords?), spears, and gloves that each have a normal and an empowered attack.
Each weapon has its own range and attack-set, so everyone might find a weapon that suits his playstyle. As previously mentioned, weapons are upgradeable and there're two paths to take for those upgrades. You either go for the bonus stat which grants you an on-hit-chance to poison, burn, stun, etc. the enemy (it also deals more damage!) or you go for just more damage (which is more than the elemental variant).
As for armour, there're helmets, chest plates and boots that all come with three different versions: Fabric, Steel and Iron. While Fabric is lighter and grants you a bit of movement speed, Steel is heavier and slows you down but also grants you more health (or rather resistance). Iron is the hybrid, I guess, as it doesn't give you a movement speed bonus, nor does it slow you down, and as for armour, it's in the middle between those two. These material-properties go hand in hand for all of the equipment which is quite handy since you might want to get a fabric bandana, some steel chest plate and some iron boots, for example, to not get slowed down at all but still get more armour, or you go for full plating to be slow but beefy like a true tank.. or you go for the ninja-playstyle with no resistances but some antelope-speed.
Crazy Ol' Pete's drawing of the dungeons and his theory on the guardians with their keys and the fifth door being opened with those.
There's also Eris the Weaver and Potion Master who runs The Wooden Hat. She's selling potions and enchantments at her store, allowing you to further upgrade your equipment or to craft or just buy potions for your adventures in the dungeon. While you can just buy potions with your gold, you can also bring her items dropped by slimes in the dungeon to craft the potions as well, meaning that you save half the price but have to collect some of those not-so valuable slimes.
There's also Julien who owns the rival store "Le Retailer" and sells items, just like Will, but at a much higher price (speaking of gold, not your soul or anything), as well as Alan and Edward. Alan runs the Hawker Stand where you can get decorations for your store that give you benefits for your shop like extra-tip and Edward is the town banker who helps you with investments which is a high risk/high reward kinda thing that you may do if you'd like to risk losing some money but get a chance of cashing out big. It's the bitcoin of gaming!
But let's get busy. Once you open your store, citizens come in and want to buy stuff. To do so, you'll need to place them on pedestals in your store and set a price. The game has a nice mechanic here where it shows you the expression of people looking at an item. If you set the price too high, people will be mad about it and won't buy that item. If you set it too low, they'll be really happy about it but you will make less profit (although you always make a profit since you get the items for free from the dungeon…but you could get more money is what I'm trying to say).
A fully upgraded store with some decent items in stock!
There's the right price for every item that you have to find out about which sometimes can be a little tedious. Your merchant's log helps you with that. In your merchant's log, you can find all kinds of information regarding the items you're selling as well as the prices you've set before. But I guess now's the time where you'd be pulling out the only guides with the right prices, right?
Well, that's where you're wrong since there're always variables in the market that make it hard to determine such a price:
If you sell too much of a specific item, the market gets flooded which is why the demand for that specific item is low and you won't sell that item for the "normal" price anymore. If the demand is high, however, you can set the price even higher to earn even more money! To work around flooding the market, you need to put variation into your shop, even if it means selling less valuable items!
In the beginning, this "more" means a few hundreds maybe but as your game goes on, you'll unlock new dungeons with new dangers but also new items – which means even more money! We're living the capitalist dream!
Level Design/Variety
Speaking of dungeons, there're four types of them (and the fifth one but I won't talk about that one because of spoilers! duh.):
The Golem Dungeon, the Forest Dungeon, the Desert Dungeon and the Tech Dungeon.
The fountain, the safe spot of every dungeon-floor where you can rest up and heal your wounds before continuing your exploration. The longer you're in there, the darker the water gets. A nice detail, reminding us that even adventurers have to take a bath!
Each of these feature different enemies that all have different attack-patterns and may also apply effects on you like poison, fire and electric damage. What I really liked about this game is that the different enemies aren't just recoloured previously met enemies. There's an actual variety of monsters. In the Golem Dungeon you're facing off against flying golems, rolling golems, mage golems, fighting golems, golems with shields, bush monsters, mimics, slimes and all kinds of other enemies and while most of these early monsters have "golem" in their name, they still all look unique!
What surprised me when first facing off against these was that some of them needed to be kited first, like the rolling ones that charge at you and get stunned when they hit a wall making them vulnerable. Some other enemies can only be hit when from behind while others are flying and have to be taken out when they're low enough – while they're attacking. There are also ranged enemies that you've got to get close to and slimy ones that trap you in their bodies where you need to wiggle out of.
And while these attack-patterns were unique, the next dungeon also had other enemies that all worked differently! The forest dungeon featured enemies that were mostly ranged with some applying poison to you while others were constantly moving around.
Sometimes you encounter weird doors where the dungeon gets deformed so that a room from the previous or the next dungeon appears there instead of the actual one. That way you sometimes come into a dungeon, prepared to fight against enemies with poison, but then encounter enemies from the desert dungeon that you've never seen before since the Desert Dungeon is still locked up when you're only getting used to the Forest Dungeon.
Even the back of the shop is full of small details like this mirror! Lovely!
More features!
An interesting feature in the game is also the time spent in the dungeon. To combat the player sleeping in the dungeon (that's a joke, you may laugh. You can't sleep in the dungeon, duh.) after a while the "watcher" as I call him spawns, an invulnerable monster that chases you around the dungeon and kills you if you don't kite around it. You either have to return to town early or get to the next floor. Just don't spend too much time on one floor and you're safe. This kind of reminded me of that little gimmick of Pokémon Mystery Dungeon where a mysterious force would come near you if you'd take too long to find your way to the next floor. If you'd wait long enough, it would instantly kill you while you're not even getting a glimpse of it. I once tried to fight the watcher in Moonlighter and, well,… I died. It just doesn't work. So, don't take your sweet time.
Every dungeon is procedurally generated, meaning that there're the same tilesets for each "run" available but the combination of those is "random". There're all kinds of rooms featuring monsters, chests and even timed chests that are sinking into the ground until you defeat all monsters in the room, meaning that you may lose the items that chest contained if you're not fast enough.
On top of that, there're also rooms with secrets like a wave-mode where you can unlock better loot at the risk of losing it all while fighting against those waves. There's also boring secret rooms with loot laying around at the ground or rather useful ones with an open chest that sends your items to town once.
A successful haul! A full inventory of items, 4 chests looted and 71 enemies slayn! Nice!
The latter is my favourite secret since inventory management is key in Moonlighter. Your haul determines how much money you earn so you can't just take everything, especially since your inventory space is limited to only 20 spaces, divided into four rows with five spaces each. If you die in the dungeon, the first row is kept while the last three rows are lost. Some items stack to up to 10 items while others only stack once or up to five.
There're also curses that do all kinds of things like breaking the curses item if you take too many hits or destroying the item to the upper left corner once you return home. This means that you need to move items around in your inventory so that some items are in certain spots where they don't hurt your profit.
Some other curses transform other items into the cursed item on return while others cause the item to be only placed at the vertical or horizontal edge of your inventory. Mechanics like these make the inventory management here unique and special, which I really like! The problem, however, is that while there is a sort-function it doesn't automatically stack stackables items. Sometimes I encounter items that can be stacked up to five that are split into two slots which I manually have to stack together which is kind of annoying, especially since you may as well overlook those and, in the end, make less profit.
In your inventory, you also have three other options of dealing with full inventories that are unlocked over time. The first you unlock is your merchant's Pendle that teleports you back to the hometown for a small price. The second you unlock is a portal that eats items in your inventory (either drag items into it or drag the portal to the items you want to destroy), giving you some money for those items. However, you always would make more money when selling those items in the store, but this is kind of like a safety net in case you do not have enough money to teleport back home.
After a little fight at this dead-end, I ended up quite low and nearly lost quite a lot of items! So, I better quit for now but since I'm on my way to the boss, I'll use the pricey portal instead of the pendant, so that I can come back after restocking on potions and healing up!
And then there's the last option to open a portal to home that you can re-enter to gain access to the dungeon at the last point you entered. This is especially useful for when you found the final boss door but you're low on potions and have used up your inventory space and shields and stuff. This option is quite pricey, so I only used it when I was at the entrance of the guardian since everything else would mean losing income for some loot that is probably less valuable.
While in the dungeon, you have to face different "normal" enemies while exploring the rooms until you find the door that leads to the next floor. The door to the next floor, however, is protected by the "guard" who's basically a mini-boss. Once you defeat him, you get to go to the next floor which yields better items but also has more dangerous enemies and another guard who's "corrupted" and therefore stronger with a slightly different attack pattern. On the third floor, there's the "guardian" at the end of it – it's basically the boss. Each guardian can only be defeated once and has a key for the fifth door, meaning that you need to kill all four to unlock that one and proceed with the story. After defeating the guardian of the Golem Dungeon, you're free to go to the Forest Dungeon. After that one comes the Desert Dungeon and after that one there's the Tech Dungeon. It's a known concept that you see in all kinds of games like Pokémon or Zelda – before you can go to the next temple/gym, you've got to defeat the one before that. It's simple, but works.
The Golem King! The first guardian that you'll have to defeat!
The combat feels fluid for the most part. The devs of Moonlighter recommend playing with the controller but apparently the keyboard also works. I actually only tested the keyboard just a few minutes ago and while it certainly works, I didn't really like it. In combat, you use your X-button for the heavy attack, the A-button for the normal attack. Holding B teleports you back to town while pressing Y opens your inventory. With the right trigger, you're able to chug potions that you've equipped prior the fight, while you role with the left trigger, making you able to jump over cliffs, dodging projectiles and attacks while also travelling a small distance.
With the left shoulder button, you're able to swap between weapons, as you can equip two sets of weapons. My favourite weapon so far was the bow and the gloves. The gloves have a three-attack-combo which is quite cool to use, while the bow is able to hit enemies from across the room. I really liked that combo but also enjoyed playing with the great sword and the spear. While the shortswords are handy they didn't really appeal to me since the blocking doesn't really work against AoE-attacks and since you also need to time the block quite well which I just couldn't be arsed to practice. Meanwhile, the gloves have fast attacks and a three-attack-combo while with the spear you're able to pierce and charge through enemies. The greatsword is slow but has a big horizontal range which is quite fun to play with.
Sometimes I got frustrated because of enemies' hitboxes being unclear to me, e.g. when they were flying or when they were standing in front of me but only a pixel or something to the side which resulted in them being able to hit me but me missing, but, after some practice, I also got the hang out of those hitboxes.
You can't let your guard down – even in the shop! Sometimes there's thiefs trying to run off with some of your merchandise. Hop onto them and get your artefacts back!
Another way to make your explorations easy is by upgrading your shop since you're getting a better bed that gives you some bonus-health (or rather a shield) as well as three free hits on every dungeon-run. On top of that, you can also get a familiar that comes with you on your runs and either collects items or attacks enemies for you. Currently, there are nine familiars to acquire that all come with different perks like boosting your damage, converting enemies into potions or even a mimic that attacks enemies and is able to carry some items as well!
As for the art, this game is absolutely lovely. The animations and the pixel art style are really cute and overall nice to look at. The music that was composed by David Fenn creates the perfect atmosphere for the game.
While in the dungeon, it sets up a great mood for the Dungeoncrawling-aspects. Every dungeon track is unique and tailored to that dungeon's theme. Some of the game's music is a variation of the game's title screen song, like "Naja" which can be heard in the Desert Dungeon, which I found quite neat as a detail.
While in the town and in the shop, the music is really relaxed and nice to listen to it's not elevator-music-ish. The town music also reminds me of the Pokémon Mystery Dungeon Soundtrack which I found quite cool, but that may be the nostalgia speaking.
Replay-Value?
While the combat feels fluid and while the boss fights are unique, the shop system is really cool and sets you up with hours upon hours of fun. I guess there's not much replay value to the game right now but there may be some added quite soon. After around 20 hours I've been through quite a lot of stuff but haven't finished everything, yet.
Later on, for example, you'll have to grind some items and some gold for some of your weapons, especially if you're out for all 67 of Moonlighter's steam achievements! And if you don't like grinding all that much, you can just stick to your weapon of choice and just get that one. The game doesn't require you to enchant and upgrade every weapon and armour-piece and you can generally finish the game with every weapon – even the broom!
I wonder what kind of monstrosity hides under this blanket!
Once you're done with those achievements, you can try out the game in the "very hard"-difficulty if you're up for a challenge and still in need for something else, although the game's recommended difficulty is "Hard" while the "Normal difficulty" could be considered easy.
I don't really understand why they went for normal, hard and very hard instead of some other names there, but it works for me since you always (apart from when you're in the dungeon) have the chance to change the difficulty to something higher or lower.
Once you've beaten the game, you unlock the New Game+ mode where costs and prices are about five times higher and where you can get new weapons and amulets that are exclusive to that mode. On top of that, nothing else really changes which seems like a bummer to me since some sort of boss-rush-mode or something like that might have been quite cool.
Another thing I would have loved would be to be able to play more afterwards with new content in the same campaign but while you certainly can play more, there's not really much to do afterwards.
All in all, I'd say that this is a great game and I'd really recommend it to fans of Dungeon Crawlers, RPGs and games like Recettear where you own a shop and go on adventures and stuff. Moonlighter is a lovely game with quite a lot of content and while the new game+ mode doesn't really seem to add anything to the game apart from new equipment, the new DLC "Between Dimensions" adds all kinds of new content, which I'm really excited for and which I'll be covering in another post soon! The game is available for PC, Nintendo Switch, XBO One, Play Station 4 and other major platforms — as well as in retail with both standard edition and limited Signature Edition
Anyways, cheers!
Note: At this point in time (July, 19th), I've played the game for 26 hours, not including offline playtime. I played through the main story, checked out New Game+ for a bit and also tried to play as much of every aspect of the game.
I bought this game myself and didn't receive any compensation from the devs or publishers.
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quietschisto says:
What an absolute MONSTER of a review! But it reads very nice and I didn't get the impression of it being that long :-)
Also, the game looks interesting, to say the least, I think I'll check it out.
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Coastal Resilience Blog
News and perspectives from the DHS Coastal Resilience Center of Excellence at UNC-Chapel Hill
Coastal Resilience Center
Army Corps work balances economy, flood and storm risks
March 9, 2020 / Josh Kastrinsky
Sears Point is the site of a Natural and Nature-Based Features wetland restoration project by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in San Pablo Bay, Sonoma County, Calif. Photo by U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
By Amy Sechrist
The Coastal Resilience Center (CRC), in partnership with the Department of City and Regional Planning at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (DCRP) welcomed Dr. Julie Rosati on Thursday, Feb. 6, as part of its ongoing Natural Hazards Resilience Speaker Series. Dr. Rosati is the Technical Director in the Coastal and Hydraulics Laboratory for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) in Vicksburg, Miss. Her talk focused on both the history of the Corps and the ways in which they are using field research to address the four main goals of the program.
Dr. Julie D. Rosati
Originally, Dr. Rosati said, the USACE Civil Works were charged with three primary missions: navigation, flood and coastal storm risk management, and environmental stewardship. In addition to their national work, Civil Works also provides technical and construction support to more than 100 countries internationally.
While the majority of research and money is funneled towards military research, the Civil Works side of the Corps still plays an integral role in the functioning of our national economy. Indeed, the commercial waterways that Civil Works work to dredge and maintain convey 98% of U.S. imports and exports. Without the Civil Works arm of the Corps of Engineers, Dr. Rosati said, our economy as we know it would cease to exist.
Organized into Divisions and Districts by watershed, USACE often must grapple with the ways in which their various missions intersect and conflict with their other goals. For example, dredging a port may be incredibly important for addressing their Navigation Mission; however, this might conflict with their mission on environmental stewardship. Rosati explained that navigating these conflicts is a natural part of the job of such a large and diverse organization.
Of course, working for the USACE and dealing with the numerous challenges facing our water resources is not easy, she said. Aging infrastructure, globalization, increased demand for water, declining biodiversity and disaster preparedness are only some of the challenges Dr. Rosati and her team are trying to address. But through the work of the U.S. Army Engineer Research and Development Center (ERDC), which includes the CHL, some novel solutions are beginning to arise.
Take for example their use Automatic Identification System Data, which allows ERDC researchers to evaluate the ways and frequency with which vessel pass through U.S. ports. This helps not just for fact-finding when things go wrong in the case of a crash, but also allow for in-depth analysis of port activity before, during and after severe weather events such as Hurricane Matthew.
The dredge "New York" performs dredging for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in the Port Jersey Channel, New Jersey. Photo by U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
Another project looks at way to repurpose dredged material as a way of maintaining coastal beaches. By dumping this mix of sand, silt and clay just offshore, the researchers at ERDC found that the tides effectively sorted the material – sand is emoved from the silt, leaving the beaches sandy and enjoyable for beach-goers. This repurposing of dredged material helps to keep the sediment in the same system from which is was pulled, Dr. Rosati said – a very important factor when considering water and soil systems holistically.
Amy Sechrist
What about harmful algal blooms? ERDC is working on those as well. They're developing new ways to treat toxic algae blooms including methods not just for removing the algae but also treating the toxins created by the algae. From dredging to algae, the USACE and ERDC are hard at work trying not just to deliver on their individual missions but to uphold all three simultaneously despite conflicting goals, she said.
Dr. Rosati ended her discussion with a call for students to get involved, pointing out that there are several internships and fellowship programs for which students might be qualified. With student scholarships and grants also available, students with interests in a wide variety of water infrastructure and environmental issues should consider following in Dr. Rosati's impressive footsteps.
Amy Sechrist is a first-year master's candidate in the Department of City and Regional Planning with a concentration in Housing and Community Development. Her research interests include affordable housing, planning for equity, and the intersection of gender and planning. Prior to UNC, she worked as a Housing Advocate and Shelter Manager at a gender-based violence crisis center and as a federal project management consultant. Amy holds a certificate in Creative Placemaking from the New Hampshire Institute of Art and a bachelor's degree in Political Communication from George Washington University.
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It's not obvious is it? That people who cannot see would be able to carry out an activity that most people would regard as visual in essence.
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As you can see streaming payouts are pretty high-up on the list. And they're not exactly inclined to have artists rolling in the green.
As for the sadder reality, here are the minimum number of plays needed to make minimum wage and survive.


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Q: Windows 10: Disabling in-app app installation I have setup a non-admin account for my kids in Windows 10 and installed a game from Microsoft Store (To make it specific: Dragon Mania Legends, it is an online game and needs network connection). The problem is that this game advertises other developer's games and when kids click on ads, they'll be installed in background, without asking anything and without pausing or exiting the game. Kind of an in-app app installation.
Except uninstalling the game, is there anyway to prevent this?
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Contrary to popular belief, being Plant Based or Vegan doesn't mean that you miss out on all the cheesy recipes that non-vegans eat. There are tons of dairy free options at grocery stores. Most are loaded with unhealthy preservatives and ingredients that I cannot even pronounce. Nut cheese, when made with plant-based ingredients, is not only delicious, but healthier than its casein counterpart. It's also extremely easy to whip up so there's no need to buy it at the store.
Aside from being super delicious, plant-based cashew cheese is rich with Vitamin B, Calcium, Protein and Fiber. It has more vitamins and minerals than dairy. Unlike animal cheese, it does not have saturated fats which increase cholesterol and your risk of heart disease and stroke.
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If you have time, it's best to soak the cashews. This will make them soft and the creamy consistency be easily achievable. When cashes are soaked, the enzymes are neutralized so our bodies digest them better. All you have to do is get raw, unsalted cashews, put them in a container and fill the container up with water. Wait at least 2 hours or simply do it the night before and TADA! It really is that simple! If you are in a pinch, you can simply use raw unsalted cashews. I've done this before and used my Kuvings Power Blender to grind them up. The consistency was creamy and buttery in minutes. *Note that high speed blenders are the best tools to use to achieve creaminess.
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Warwick Court Leet's beer festivals help raise thousands of pounds for good causes
Published: 08:00 Saturday 29 June 2019
Warwick's Court Leet has gifted thousands of pounds to good causes in the town with its beer festivals.
Ahead of the Warwick Beer, Cider and Music Festival on July 19 and 20 July, the organisers, have announced that past beer festivals have generated more than £30,000, which has been donated to many charitable and community organisations.
Low Bailiff, Gail Warrington, Juror Alan Lettis, (Chair of the Festival committee) and past Bailiff Mo Sutherland with Heidi Meyer, Master of the Lord Leycester Hospital'and Brothers Ken Brown and Bill Bradford. Photo by Gill Fletcher
Read more: New venue for Warwick's summer beer festival
John Atkinson, Bailiff of Warwick Court Leet, said: "Now in its fifth year, our Beer, Cider and Music Festival is the fundraising highlight of our year and has attracted visitors from all over the country.
"For our summer festival this year, we're delighted to bring it into the heart of the town and hold it in Pageant Gardens at The Court House on both Friday evening and throughout Saturday."
The Court Leet has also held winter beer festivals at the Lord Leycester Hospital with all proceeds going towards the renovation and maintenance of the site.
This week the Court Leet presented a £5,000 cheque to the Lord Leycester Hospital team. The money was raised at February's beer festival.
Read more: Success for Warwick's second winter beer festival
Heidi Meyer, Master of the Lord Leycester Hospital, said: "We are extremely happy and grateful to receive this magnificent donation which further reinforces and recognises the ongoing friendship of our two ancient organisations and centuries of our working together for and in the Town of Warwick."


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Jenner & Block has received the annual pro bono award from Catholic Legal Immigration Network, Inc. (CLINIC) for the firm's commitment in representing immigrants in removal proceedings. CLINIC's Board of Immigration Appeals Pro Bono Project identifies potentially meritorious administrative appeals by unrepresented noncitizens in detention and refers those cases to pro bono counsel. The firm has successfully handled a number of cases referred by CLINIC in recent years, including not only appeals before the Board of Immigration Appeals, but also petitions for review by the circuit courts and representation in the immigration court following a successful appeal.
Successfully obtained asylum and withholding of removal for a Somali man who moved to South Africa and faced persecution there as a Somali migrant. His claims were initially denied by the immigration judge. We appealed to the BIA, which remanded for further consideration of the withholding of removal claim, but affirmed the denial of asylum on the ground that our client was firmly settled in South Africa. After obtaining withholding on remand, we then appealed the denial of asylum to the Fifth Circuit. The government agreed to a voluntary remand, and we prevailed on remand. The team was led by staff attorney Danielle J. Nicholson and former associate Irene Ten Cate, together with Partners Matthew D. Cipolla, Marc B. Hankin and Matthew E. Price.
Successfully obtained asylum for a Bangladeshi man who was a member of an opposition political party in Bangladesh, some members of whom had resorted to violence. The immigration judge denied asylum on the ground that our client was a member of a terrorist organization on account of those individuals' conduct, even though our client did not know them or assist or approve of their actions in any way. We successfully appealed to the BIA, which held that the bar for terrorist activity did not apply. The team included Associate Benjamin M. Eidelson and Partner Matthew E. Price, with assistance from Senior Paralegal Cheryl L. Olson.
Successfully obtained asylum for a Venezuelan political activist who was persecuted on account of his political activities. The immigration judge initially denied his claim on the ground that he had not established a link between the harm he suffered, which included his wife's assassination, and his political activities. We successfully appealed to the BIA and continued the representation on remand. The team included Associate Michelle R. Singer and Partner Matthew E. Price, with translation support from Associate Manuel C. Possolo and assistance from former paralegal Casey Yi.
Successfully obtained asylum pending background checks for a Honduran man who fled gang violence after the assassination of multiple family members in retaliation for a brother's employment with an anti-gang police unit. Our representation began with a successful appeal to the Eleventh Circuit, and we continued representation on remand. The team included Associate Samuel C. Birnbaum and Partner Matthew E. Price, with translation support from Associate Manuel C. Possolo and assistance from Senior Paralegal Cheryl L. Olson.
Currently represents an Iraqi man who resided in Brazil prior to coming to the United States. The immigration judge denied asylum on the ground that he was firmly resettled in Brazil. The appeal to the BIA is pending. The team consists of Associate Kara K. Trowell and Partner Matthew E. Price, along with former associate Irene Ten Cate.


The peat bog for a start. Seeps its way into everything, including the water supply in the cottage we rented on the Ring of Kerry. The bath a delightful brackish brown as one stepped in and I wondered idly whether it would top up a tan. The water in my glass likewise looked like mud and we questioned whether the well was pure enough to drink. But being close to nature felt right in order to shake off the London neurosis for bottled water and slide into the Irish ways where possible. The views outside our window across the water to the Kerry mountains took our breath away and we relaxed into its beauty.
I remember a colleague of mine who was raised in Rhodesia, now Zimbabwe, saying he had Africa and its big skies with him all the time. There are things about Ireland and the Irish that I would like to bring home with me to England. The banter for one thing. It's everywhere – in lifts, on pavements, at a bar, on a bus, in shops, people starting to chat and banter with one another. Strangers, family, friends. It's friendly, witty and upbeat and there's much laughter to go with it. You are left with a sense of connection and that all is well with the world. I decided to try this friendly open approach more often back home rather than follow the typically English way of avoiding a stranger's eye. I shall let you know how it goes!
I hadn't a clue how to run a business when I set up Positiveworks. I had to learn about book-keeping, marketing, invoicing, planning and preparing the coaching and training programmes, how much or little to keep in contact with valued clients and much more. I can't imagine what had made me feel, in 1992 aged 42, that starting my own business was less scary than applying to a big corporation, especially when there is no sick pay, holiday pay or pension and, with no regular salary, one might earn £1,000 one month and £100 the next! But part of this decision was based on the fear of going through an assessment centre and having to do mental arithmetic and problem solving. As I had been a freelance historical and picture researcher alongside being a Mum and housewife, I simply couldn't imagine being successful going through these processes. And so Positiveworks was born.


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HARPERCOLLINS PUBLISHERS ANNOUNCES THE PUBLICATION OF THE ANDROMEDA EVOLUTION, THE SEQUEL TO MICHAEL CRICHTON'S WORLDWIDE BESTSELLING NOVEL THE ANDROMEDA STRAIN
New York, NY (February 26, 2019) HarperCollins Publishers is thrilled to announce the publication of THE ANDROMEDA EVOLUTION, the sequel to Michael Crichton's groundbreaking techno-thriller, THE ANDROMEDA STRAIN. The novel, a collaboration between CrichtonSun LLC and bestselling sci-fi author Daniel H. Wilson, will be published on November 12, 2019 by Harper US, UK and Australia simultaneously.
On the 50th Anniversary of THE ANDROMEDA STRAIN, the novel that made Michael Crichton a household name — and spawned a new genre, the technothriller — the threat returns, in a gripping sequel that is terrifyingly realistic and resonant of the original.
"It's hard to believe that half a century has passed since the publication of THE ANDROMEDA STRAIN, particularly as the fears at the book's core remain in the forefront of our collective consciousness; the title itself has become part of our culture – a shorthand for any global pandemic. Harper could not be more excited to publish the continuation to the book that launched Michael Crichton's career," said Harper President & Publisher Jonathan Burnham.
"Michael's first benchmark novel, THE ANDROMEDA STRAIN, was ahead of its time in both subject matter and how it was presented to the reader," said Sherri Crichton, CEO, CrichtonSun LLC. "It's exciting to be shining a spotlight on the world that Michael so brilliantly created and to collaborate with Daniel Wilson. This novel is for Crichton fans; it's a celebration of Michael's universe and a way to introduce him to new generations, and to those discovering his worlds for the first time."
"As a lifelong fan of Michael Crichton, it's been an unbelievable honor to revisit the iconic world that he created and to continue this adventure," said Wilson. "It's a testament to Crichton's genius that the originality of The Andromeda Strain is just as exciting and relatable now as it was on the day it was first published."
Michael Crichton (1942-2008) was the author of the best selling novels The Terminal Man, The Great Train Robbery, Jurassic Park, Sphere, Disclosure, Prey, State of Fear, Next and Dragon Teeth among many others. His books have sold more than 200 million copies worldwide, have been translated into thirty-eight languages, and have provided the basis for fifteen feature films. He wrote and directed Westworld, The Great Train Robbery, Runaway, Looker, Coma and created the hit television series ER. Crichton remains the only writer to have a number one book, movie, and TV show in the same year.
Daniel H. Wilson is a Cherokee citizen and author of the New York Times bestselling Robopocalypse and its sequel Robogenesis, as well as ten other books, including How to Survive a Robot Uprising, Guardian Angels & Other Monsters, and The Clockwork Dynasty. He recently wrote the Earth 2: Society comic book series for DC Comics. In 2008, Wilson hosted "The Works," a television series airing on the History Channel that uncovered the science behind everyday stuff. He earned a PhD in Robotics from Carnegie Mellon University, as well as Masters degrees in Artificial Intelligence and Robotics. He has published over a dozen scientific papers and holds four patents. Wilson lives in Portland, Oregon.
ABOUT HARPERCOLLINS:
HarperCollins Publishers is the second largest consumer book publisher in the world, with operations in 17 countries. With two hundred years of history and more than 120 branded imprints around the world, HarperCollins publishes approximately 10,000 new books every year in 16 languages, and has a print and digital catalog of more than 200,000 titles. Writing across dozens of genres, HarperCollins authors include winners of the Nobel Prize, the Pulitzer Prize, the National Book Award, the Newbery and Caldecott Medals and the Man Booker Prize. HarperCollins, headquartered in New York, is a subsidiary of News Corp (NASDAQ: NWS, NWSA; ASX: NWS, NWSLV) and can be visited online at corporate.HC.com.
ABOUT CRICHTONSUN:
CrichtonSun LLC is a publishing, motion picture and television production company founded by Sherri Crichton. It is the home of the Michael Crichton Archives, with a legacy of novels, non-fiction work, speeches, film scripts and television series the visionary left behind. Michael re-defined science-fiction into science fact, explored history and things yet to come, transforming the vision of science capabilities, past, present and future. Sherri Crichton and her producing partner Laurent Bouzereau continue Michael's legacy through a variety of exciting projects, across all platforms, bringing his voice into the 21st Century and beyond.
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The Australasian Aid Conference was held on 15-16 February 2017, once again in partnership with The Asia Foundation. As in previous years, the aim of the 2017 Australasian Aid Conference was to bring together researchers from across Australia, the Pacific, Asia and beyond who are working on aid and international development policy to share insights, promote collaboration, and help develop the research community. With 500 people registering in 2016, the AAC has established itself as Australia's premier aid and development conference.
The 2017 AAC was held at Crawford School of Public Policy, ANU, Canberra on February 15 and 16, 2017. The conference convenors were Professor Stephen Howes, Director of the Development Policy Centre at ANU; Dr Joel Negin, Head of School and Associate Professor of International Public Health at the University of Sydney School of Public Health; Anthea Mulakala, Director for International Development Cooperation at The Asia Foundation; and Camilla Burkot, Research Officer at the Development Policy Centre.
Update (13 Feb): Please be advised that the opening session of the conference will now commence at 8.30am on Wednesday 15 February (30 minutes ahead of the scheduled start time as listed in the conference program). This is to accommodate the schedule of the Minister of Foreign Affairs.
Details about the conference program, including invited speakers and a downloadable conference program and abstract book, can be found here.
Additionally, all conference parallel sessions will be audiorecorded - recordings can be accessed here.
On 14 February, the World Development Report 2017: Governance and the Law was launched. The launch featured a presentation of the report by Luis Felipe Lopez Calva, co-Director of the WDR, followed by a panel discussion with representatives from DFAT, Oxfam Australia, and ANU. Further information can be found here. The podcast from the event can be found here.
The WDR launch was followed by a cocktail reception and launch of a new book entitled India's Approach to Development Cooperation, co-edited by Anthea Mulakala and Sachin Chaturvedi.
The Department of Foreign Affairs & Trade's inaugural Aid Supplier Conference was held at the Crawford School on 17 February. DFAT's conference focused on issues associated with procuring and implementing effective aid activities, and opportunities to discuss current and future procurement plans. Further information can be obtained from aidsupplierconference@dfat.gov.au.


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Single resistance training session leads to muscle damage without isometric strength decrease
Gustavo Barquilha, Jean Carlos Silvestre, Yuri Lopes Motoyama, Paulo Henrique Silva Marques de Azevedo
DOI: https://doi.org/10.14198/jhse.2018.132.02
Here we demonstrated that a single resistance exercise session causes muscle damage, delayed onset muscle soreness (DOMS), higher creatine kinase (CK) and lactate dehydrogenase (LDH) activity, and increased IL-6 concentration without changes in muscle strength. Sixteen healthy untrained subjects performed five exercises consisting of three sets of 10 maximum repetitions for each exercise and 1 minute rest period between sets and exercises. Blood samples were taken after 30 minutes, 24, 48 and 72 hours and before exercise. Muscular performance was assessed by maximum isometric strength (MIS) before, 24h, 48h and 72h exercise session. We have concluded that the single resistance exercise session, performed on this study, led to muscle damage and this variable cannot be evaluated through maximal isometric strength. Among those markers, CK was more sensitive to muscle damage. This information might be important for adequate recovery between training sessions.
CK; IL-6; LDH; DOMS; Maximal isometric strength
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[VIDEOS] Senior Citizen Abortion Clinic Escort Unhinged: Public Episodes Of A Manic Deathscort
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10/17/2019 Region: Tennessee, USA, Virginia
Cheryl Wade Hanzlik attempting to assault a man with her pink megaphone
The Bristol Tennessee Deathscorts are at it again. Last week things on the sidewalk got physical, as usual. This time however the videos were posted to social media by the Deathscorts themselves, despite their unhinged violence being on display for public viewing.
The videos that were posted to social media came along with a very erroneous description of what they say happened. Their details only match up with half of what transpired and they expect others to believe their narrative even after watching the videos. The videos are disturbing but the assaults and the blatant lies show exactly how depraved the people who escort babies to their death truly are, however one Deathscort in particular is more rabid then the others.
The abortion clinic is the blue building located across the street, behind Cheryl Hanzlik in this image.
In this photo from September 4th, 2019, you see 64 year old Cheryl Wade Hanzlik, a once sharp Physics Professor and as hard as it is to believe, a STEM Role Model, who is now a retired senior citizen of Bristol, Virginia. Hanzlik can be seen holding a pink 20+ watt megaphone in each hand. At this moment she was blasting the siren sound that the megaphones make into the faces and ears of two street preachers who were not on clinic property but rather across the street, more than 50 feet away from the clinic. At no point did either of the street preachers cross the street to the clinics location. Despite there being no patients in the clinic at that time, Hanzlik still felt the need to come across the street to harass and attempt to blast out the eardrums of Rich Penkoski and Drew Silvernail. The megaphone wielding old timer actually makes a common practice of using the amplification devices as weapons of assault.
The harassment from Hanzlik has become more widespread, beyond the streets near the abortion clinic. Over a month after the men preached outside of the murder mill, Hanzlik tracked down Amanda Penkoski, the wife of one of the preachers on Facebook and began harassing her. Hanzlik's online harassment is also a common occurrence and quite daunting actually, to the point where many people and pages on several different social media platforms are are blocking and banning her because of her compulsive online harassment. Some of the obsessive nature of her online molestation of Christians and Abolitionists has been documented by those being harassed. Some of the content was made available to the public and other content was provided to ChristianJournal exclusively, to bring awareness to the pure degeneracy of this golden-aged raving lunatic who stands close by as babies are assassinated just 30 feet away. Below is just a small compilation of Hanzlik's obsessive and abusive online behavior within the last few weeks alone, with the exception of being previously banned from an abortion ministry page. Once Hanzlik was banned from A Cause For Christ's Facebook page in April, she began harassing the abortion ministry on their YouTube platform.
The comments Hanzlik left on A Cause For Christ's YouTube video's have been blocked out, as the content is offensive, crude, threatening and abusive. At one point Hanzlik threatens to bring a broom to the clinic to assault the Pro-Life advocates.
Hanzlik even goes as far as creating fake names after she has been made unable to make contact with those she wants to harass. Not understanding that the internet is a very sophisticated and technologically advance domain that has protocols in place to protect people from abusive predators like Cheryl Hanzlik, ChrisitianJournal was able to obtain this information and filter it out before Hanzlik could spew her hateful comments and threats. Here, you can see how Hanzlik used the fake name of Cherry Hancluck, yet her email address as well as IP address was made available to unveil her deceptive attempt to make contact with Amanda Penkoski who previously blocked her from all alternative social media platforms.
On the abortion clinic "Kill Days", (which are days when abortions are actually performed) outside of the Bristol Regional Women's Center, the senior citizens can be seen, anxiously shuffling across the street to harass Pro-Life advocates, with a camera or those pink megaphones in hand. She often rambles on with out without the megaphone, a slew of bizarre songs and maddening babbling's similar to the textbook delirium of someone who is suffering from Sundowners Syndrome. Other times Hanzlik can be observed screaming out phrases that she thinks are in the bible, seething out of the mouth with anger when Christians say they will pray for her, cursing out Christians and mocking the bible and those who believe in it. Though Hanzlik scatters away from the Pro-Life advocates when law enforcement arrives, she then goes on paranoid rants about imaginary conspiracies to harm her family, but nothing stops her from stammering back over after they leave.
No Christian or Pro-Life advocate endorses or condones the language coming from the man with the white megaphone in this next video, It is evident that he reacted poorly, however Hanzlik clearly attempted to harm him with her megaphone which caused him to react in self defense, both verbally and physically. The video shows Hanzlik attempting to shove her megaphone in the mans face which causes him to use his megaphone as a means of self defense by hitting Hanzlik's megaphone to stop her. As the batteries from Hanzlik's megaphone fall to the ground, Hanzlik attempts to go after the man again in an aggressive manner but is promptly stopped by another clinic escort, Denise Skeen, before her megaphone makes contact with the mans head. Soon after, you can see Skeen herself, smack the white megaphone then shove her body into the man whose head she just spared. Behind the man with the mega phone, his own wife can be seen attempting to kick the batteries from Hanzlik's megaphone off the sidewalk. As the wife is trying to rid the batteries from the side walk, James Skeen, who is The Sullivan County Democratic Party Executive Committee person for District 1, husband of Denise, physically goes after the woman while she is kicking the batteries. Finally the man with the white megaphone can be seen shoving James Skeen away from his wife before he is able to assault her. Take note that James Skeen is nearly twice the weight and towers over a foot taller then this woman in height. It is clear to see that the man who shoved Skeen was acting appropriately when it came to preventing his wife from the physical assault that may have taken place if Skeen were not stopped.
In the second video below, you can see where Hanzlik is now attempting to assault the wife with her megaphone and blowing the siren in her face, which causes the woman to shove the megaphone away, more then once. Hanzlik then has the nerve to scream at the woman to stop touching her.
Many police reports have been filed against the clinic Deathscorts by many different Pro-Choice advocates. The Bristol police department as well as the Sullivan County District Attorney refuse to prosecute even though the patrol officers have seen first hand the violent nature of the Deathscorts, as well as many hours of video footage that has been provided to them both. The usual response from Bristol police departments patrol supervisor and the DA of declining to prosecute physical assault has not gone unnoticed by other media outlets.
Not to mention that the Deathscorts admit online that they are assaulting people. James Skeen publicly vows to teach a new prospective Deathscorts how to assault someone and even admits they will all lie and say it didn't happen, while Carleen Claybaker, also a senior citizen deathscort, who was a nurse in her prime days, admits to threatening bodily harm to Pro-Life advocates.
Region: Tennessee, USA, Virginia
Topics Covered: Abortion, Atheist, Christian Persecution, Culture, Exposed, fallen, Featured, General, Incidents, Liberalism, Spiritual Warfare, The Church, The Turning Point, youtube
Tags: abortion, Abortion Clinic Violence, assault, Bristol Police Department, Bristol Police Department Supervisor, Bristol Tennessee, Bristol Virginia, Cheryl Hanzlik, Cheryl Wade Hanzlik, Deathscort, Denise Lambert Skeen, Denise Skeen, James Skeen, Skeen, Sullivan County Democratic Party, Sullivan County Democratic Party District 1, Sullivan County District Attorney
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Q: How to make a row bold from within the adapter class in RecyclerView? I would like to made the rows bold that starts with the word "Main".
This is inside an adapter of a RecycleView, hence some limitations are expected. e.g. I can't obtain the view via FindViewById().
My solution below works, but it feels very wrong, given I'm importing server_detail_id.
import kotlinx.android.synthetic.main.row_item_detail.view.server_detail_id

class ServerDetailAdapter(private var serverList: ArrayList<ServerDetailRow>, context: Context?) :
        RecyclerView.Adapter<DefaultViewHolder>() {

     override fun onBindViewHolder(holder: DefaultViewHolder, position: Int) {
            val serverRow: ServerDetailRow = serverList[position]
            val server = serverRow.server
            val context = holder.itemView.context
            var serverName = server.serverName
            if (serverName.startsWith("Main", false)) {
               holder.itemView.server_detail_id.typeface = Typeface.DEFAULT_BOLD
            }
            holder.setText(R.id.server_detail_id, serverName)
     }
}

Any suggestions how I could solve this better?

A: In the constructor for the view holder, you are given the item view. You can do a findViewById() on this view, store the result and refer to it in onBindViewHolder().
On a separate topic, you will want to always set the type face in onBindViewHolder() since the view holders are reused.


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