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'Fifteen men on the dead man's chest-Yo-ho-ho and a bottle of rum ' Treasure Island is a tale of pirates and villains, maps, treasure and shipwreck, and is perhaps the best adventure story ever written.
When young Jim Hawkins finds a packet in Captain Flint's sea chest, he could not know that the map inside it would lead him to unimaginable treasure. Shipping as cabin boy on the Hispaniola, he sails with Squire Trelawney, Captain Smollett, Dr Livesey, the sinister Long John Silver and a frightening crew to Treasure Island. There, mutiny, murder and mayhem lead to a...
'Fifteen men on the dead man's chest-Yo-ho-ho and a bottle of rum ' Treasure Island is a tale of pirates and villains, maps, treasure and ...
What Katy Did at School & What Katy Did Next
Coolidge Susan
What Katy Did at School and What Katy Did Next continue the story of the high-spirited and rebellious American girl, Katy Carr, and her family, who first appeared in What Katy Did.
What Katy Did at School is a compelling tale of the intrigues of life at the New England girls' boarding school which Katy attends. Her trials and adventures are all interwoven with a sense of fun and gently ironic good humour.
What Katy Did Next describes a tour by Katy of Europe, as she evolves from the child of earlier books into a spirited young woman, and...
What Katy Did at School and What Katy Did Next continue the story of the high-spirited and rebellious American girl, Katy Carr, a...
King Solomon's Mines & Allan Quatermain
Haggard H. Rider
In King Solomon's Mines, Sir Henry Curtis and Captain Good persuade Allan Quatermain to help them find Sir Henry's brother George, who has gone missing in the unexplored African interior while searching for the legendary treasure trove of a lost kingdom. Quatermain agrees to lead the expedition, though he has little hope they will return alive. After suffering unimaginable hardships, they find the treasure hidden deep within a mountain, but while they are admiring the hoard the vast stone door closes. Their store of food and water rapidly runs out and the trapped men prepare to...
In King Solomon's Mines, Sir Henry Curtis and Captain Good persuade Allan Quatermain to help them find Sir Henry's brother George, who has...
Twas The Night Before Christmas and Other Christmas Stories
Editedby Rosemary Gray
Here is a book no Christmas stocking should be without, a book that positively distils the spirit of the season. The title poem, familiar to children and adults the world over, introduces a collection of stories and verse with a Christmas theme, guaranteed to engage and amuse readers young and old.
Likely to provoke laughter and sometimes to bring a sentimental tear to the driest eye, this festive treasure trove is ideal for reading aloud or curling up with in a comfy corner. Scrooge himself would have found it difficult to resist...
Here is a book no Christmas stocking should be without, a book that positively distils the spirit of...
Nesbit Edith
When Father goes away with two strangers one evening, the lives of Roberta, Peter and Phyllis are shattered. They and their mother have to move from their comfortable London home to go and live in a simple country cottage, where Mother writes books to make ends meet.
However, they soon come to love the railway that runs near their cottage, and they make a habit of waving to the Old Gentleman who rides on it. They befriend the porter, Perks, and through him learn railway lore and much else.
They have many adventures, and when they save a train from disaster, they are helped by...
When Father goes away with two strangers one evening, the lives of Roberta, Peter and Phyllis are shattered. They and their mother have to move fro...
Kidnapped & Catriona
Set in Scotland in 1751, Kidnapped remains one of the most exciting stories ever written. Young David Balfour, orphaned then betrayed by his Uncle Ebenezer, his so-called guardian, falls in with Alan Breck, the unscrupulous but heroic champion of the Jacobite cause. Shipwreck, murder and dramatic escape through the Highlands are just a few of the ingredients of this highly charged tale of intrigue, action and adventure.
Catriona, the lesser-known sequel, immediately continues David's story. Back in Edinburgh, he is caught up in the aftermath of the Appin murder;...
Set in Scotland in 1751, Kidnapped remains one of the most exciting stories ever written. Young David Balfour, orphaned then betrayed by h...
The Princess and the Goblin & The Princess and Curdie
MacDonald George
When Princess Irene and her nursemaid stay out too late one night and are chased home by goblins, a young miner boy called Curdie comes to their rescue. So begins a fantastic adventure in which Irene and Curdie must try to stop a goblin invasion, helped by Irene's mysterious great-great-grandmother. This much-loved tale was a personal favourite of C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien. This edition includes the sequel, The Princess and Curdie.
When Princess Irene and her nursemaid stay out too late one night and are chased home by goblins, a young miner boy called Curdie comes to their rescu...
Tales from King Arthur
LANG ANDREW
In this selection of tales by the master folklorist Andrew Lang, the reader is taken into the romantic world of the gallant Knights of the Round Table and their courageous and chivalrous deeds, fair maidens, castles steeped in history, the quest for the Holy Grail, and the tragic love of King Arthur and Sir Lancelot for Guinevere, and Tristan for Iseult.
The Arthurian legends are the most potent of the thrilling and mist-enshrouded tales of adventure to be passed down from pre-recorded history, and they have as much appeal today as they did in the age of the troubadours.
In this selection of tales by the master folklorist Andrew Lang, the reader is taken into the romantic world of the gallant Knights of the Round Ta...
ISBN: 9780486264721 / Angielski / Miękka / 64 str.
ISBN: 9780486264721/Angielski/Miękka/64 str.
Jack London's novels and ruggedly individual life seemed to embody American hopes, frustrations, and romantic longings in the turbulent first years of the twentieth century, years infused with the wonder and excitement of great technological and historic change. The author's restless spirit, taste for a life of excitement, and probing mind led him on a series of hard-edged adventures from the Klondike to the South Seas. Out of these sometimes harrowing experiences -- and his fascination with the theories of such thinkers as Darwin, Spencer, and Marx -- came the inspiration for novels of...
Jack London's novels and ruggedly individual life seemed to embody American hopes, frustrations, and romantic longings in the turbulent first years...
Lewis Carroll; John Tenniel; John Tenniel
One of the most popular and most quoted books in English, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland was the creation of Charles Lutwidge Dodgson (1832 1898), a distinguished scholar, mathematician, and author who wrote under the pseudonym Lewis Carroll. Written for young readers but enjoyed equally by adults, the wonderfully fantastic tale is credited with revolutionizing children's literature and liberating it from didactic constraints.
The story is deeply but gently satiric, enlivened with an imaginative plot and brilliant use of nonsense, as it relates Alice's adventures in a bizarre,...
One of the most popular and most quoted books in English, Alice's Adventures in Wonderland was the creation of Charles Lutwidge Dodgson (1832 1...
The Adventures of Buster Bear
Thornton W. Burgess; Harrison Cady; Thea Kliros
When Buster Bear comes to live in the Green Forest, the amiable bully stirs up quite a commotion, for bears haven't lived in the forest for years. And sure enough, before long Buster has a series of run-ins with Little Joe Otter, Chatterer the Red Squirrel, Farmer Brown's Boy, and even a stubborn metal pail
These and other entertaining escapades are delightfully recounted in this engaging tale. Set in a timeless world of bubbling brooks, blue skies, and green groves, the story also teaches valuable lessons on the dangers of greed, pride, and insensitivity. The text, printed in large,...
When Buster Bear comes to live in the Green Forest, the amiable bully stirs up quite a commotion, for bears haven't lived in the forest for years. ...
Philip Smith; Robert Blaisdell; Bob Blaisdell
Generations of young readers have thrilled to the legend of the noble outlaw of Sherwood Forest. Now Robin Hood and his Band of Merry Men come to life again in this imaginative new retelling of the age-old tale. Youngsters will delight in the feats of valor and thrilling exploits of Robin, Little John, Friar Tuck, Allan a Dale, Maid Marian, and the other members of the band as they struggle for freedom and justice against the evil Sheriff of Nottingham. Six charming new illustrations enhance this edition.
Generations of young readers have thrilled to the legend of the noble outlaw of Sherwood Forest. Now Robin Hood and his Band of Merry Men come to life...
The Adventures of Jimmy Skunk
When Jimmy Skunk curls up to take a nap in an old barrel, the imp of mischief gets the better of Peter Rabbit. Tons of trouble plague the long-eared prankster after he decides it'd be great fun to see the barrel -- with Jimmy inside -- roll down from its resting point high on a hill.
Reddy Fox gets the blame for Jimmy's wild ride (as well as a dose of the skunk's "perfume"); Peter gets his comeuppance for playing nasty tricks; and before the day is out, Jimmy Skunk and Unc' Billy Possum go egg-hunting and wind up in a pretty pickle in Farmer Brown's henhouse.
Children will delight in...
When Jimmy Skunk curls up to take a nap in an old barrel, the imp of mischief gets the better of Peter Rabbit. Tons of trouble plague the long-eare...
Frances Hodgson Burnett; Thea Kliros
A writer of popular stories for children and adults, Frances Hodgson Burnett (1849-1924) was regarded as "a born storyteller," with a talent for creating memorable characters whose state of affairs frequently improved as the narrative progressed. The Secret Garden, one of her best-loved works for young readers, is such a tale.
In it, Mary Lennox, an overindulged child suddenly orphaned, is almost magically transformed into an agreeable child when she comes to live at Misselthwaite Manor, the gloomy Yorkshire estate owned by her reclusive uncle, Archibald Craven. With the help of...
A writer of popular stories for children and adults, Frances Hodgson Burnett (1849-1924) was regarded as "a born storyteller," with a talent for creat...
Lucy Maud Montgomery; Robert Blaisdell; Barbara Steadman
Life is forever changed at Green Gables, a tranquil farm on Canada's Prince Edward Island, with the arrival of a redheaded chatterbox named Anne. The spirited, precocious 11-year-old orphan finds 'scope for imagination" everywhere she looks, transforming the lives of Matthew and Marilla Cuthbert, her elderly guardians, with her merry doings and misadventures.
Anne -- spelled with an "e," as she gravely informs new acquaintances -- builds a world of enchantment around Green Gables and its surrounding woodlands, lakes, and valleys. Thanks to the freckle-faced girl's imaginative musings, the...
Life is forever changed at Green Gables, a tranquil farm on Canada's Prince Edward Island, with the arrival of a redheaded chatterbox named Anne. The ...
The Adventures of Bobby Raccoon
Thornton W. Burgess; Harrison Cady
The gentle, old-fashioned animal stories of Thornton W. Burgess, told with great warmth and charm, draw young readers into the timeless world of the creatures who live in the Green Forest and around the Smiling Pool.
In this engaging episode, Bobby Raccoon suffers a series of mishaps. Following a bad dream, he bites his own tail, is given a dreadful fright, survives an encounter with Buster Bear, gets a terrible shaking and more, but, happily, is rescued by Peter Rabbit and eventually finds a new home.
Reset in easy-to-read type and enhanced with six new illustrations adapted from...
The gentle, old-fashioned animal stories of Thornton W. Burgess, told with great warmth and charm, draw young readers into the timeless world of th...
Daniel Defoe; Robert Blaisdell; John Green
Classic adventure story recounts struggles of an Englishman marooned on an uninhabited island for 24 years: his efforest to build a shelter and develop a food supply, his dramatic encounter with the native Friday, and their eventual escape and return to civilization. Enhanced with 6 new full-page illustration.
Classic adventure story recounts struggles of an Englishman marooned on an uninhabited island for 24 years: his efforest to build a shelter and develo...
Carlo Collodi; Bob Blaisdell; Thea Kliros
Pinocchio was naughty from the very first day that Geppetto created him. Instead of going to school or learning a trade, the little puppet who magically came to life wanted only to eat, drink, sleep, and play.
Poor Pinocchio's problems grew -- as did his nose every time he told a lie, which was quite often. And even worse, he found himself in one dreadful situation after another; in prison, turned into a donkey, and even stranded in the belly of an enormous shark.
Enhanced by Thea Kliros's 32 original illustrations, this newly abridged version of the beloved story includes all the...
Pinocchio was naughty from the very first day that Geppetto created him. Instead of going to school or learning a trade, the little puppet who magi...
A Little Princess : The Story of Sara Crewe
Frances Hodgson Burnett; Thea Kliros; Robert Blaisdell
Throughout her long and successful career, Frances Hodgson Burnett (1849-1924) had a reputation for delighting readers with stories about people whose desperate situations always seemed to improve by the last chapter. This charming piece of fiction, first published nearly a century ago -- and more recently the basis of an acclaimed motion picture -- follows that pattern.
Its young heroine, Sara Crewe, falls upon hard times at an English boarding school when her father suddenly dies. Left penniless and at the mercy of a vindictive headmistress, Sara manages -- despite a multitude of...
Throughout her long and successful career, Frances Hodgson Burnett (1849-1924) had a reputation for delighting readers with stories about people whose...
Mark Twain; John Green
Chafed by the -sivilized- restrictions of his foster home, and weary of his drunkard father's brutality, Huck Finn fakes his own death and sets off on a raft down the Mississippi River. He is soon joined by Jim, an escaped slave. Together, they experience a series of rollicking adventures that have amused readers, young and old, for over a century.
The fugitives become close friends as they weather storms together aboard the raft and spend idyllic days swimming, frying catfish suppers, and enjoying their independence. Their peaceful existence comes to an abrupt end, however, with the...
Chafed by the -sivilized- restrictions of his foster home, and weary of his drunkard father's brutality, Huck Finn fakes his own death and sets off...


The 2017 Tashkent Open tennis tournament for women players on the WTA circuit is taking place this week from September 25-30, 2017, on the outdoor hard courts at the Tashkent Tennis Center located in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. Here is a list of the prize money up for grabs for the women tennis players at the 2017 Tashkent Open.
The 2017 Tashkent Open is a International Tournament event on the WTA circuit which means it has a prize money fund of at least $250,000. Actual prize money at the 2017 Tashkent Open is $250,000.
The highest ranked women playing in the 2017 Tashkent Open are Kristyna Pliskova, Timea Babos, Tatjana Maria and Irina-Camelia Begu..


Organizations are extending their businesses from the traditional and secure world of private networks into the Internet and beyond. To achieve this they must establish and maintain secure networking environments for these business relationships.
The purpose of a public key infrastructure (PKI) is to manage digital keys and certificates. PKI systems can enable the use of digital signature, digital receipt, encryption and permissions management services across a wide variety of applications. PKI-based security solutions are enhanced by "something you have" technologies, providing secure storage of digital identities backed up by strong two-factor authentication.
Password access tokens that are assigned to individuals.
One time passwords that can be changed periodically.
Password or Personal Identification Number (PIN).
Real-Time Authentication (periodically checking presence of token and id).
Secure storage and retrieval of credentials like private key and certificate.
Together, these features combine something an individual has (the token), something they know (the pin and user id), as well as the digital identity in the form of a digital certificate and private key provided by a Trusted Authority in order to prevent someone else from assuming their identity.
The PKI USB token can be accessed with a one time password (OTP's) and stores digital certificates (for PKI-based authentication, encryption, digital signing, and non-repudiation), and smart card information. Using the industry's only token with Blended Authentication capabilities, partners, customers, and mobile employees can strongly authenticate themselves from virtually any location or device, with a USB port.
Tokens require unique software drivers to be installed on the resident client. All PKI USB Tokens use the standard Windows O/S drivers available on most clients by which the impact of MaGer on users is minimized.
If you have any questions concerning the PKI USB Token, please do not hestitate to contact us!


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Sant Andreu d'Ivars d'Urgell és un monument del municipi d'Ivars d'Urgell (Pla d'Urgell) inclòs en l'Inventari del Patrimoni Arquitectònic de Catalunya.

Descripció
Església de murs de carreu, orientada a l'est. Els suports són pilars i pilars amb pilastres adossades. Els arcs, inclòs el triomfal, són de mig punt. La coberta de la nau central és de volta de canó amb llunetes, la de les naus laterals és de volta d'aresta i la de la sagristia és de volta de canó.

Té tres naus i cinc trams. El cor es troba als peus, al costat de l'evangeli. Té quatre cossos i forma octogonal. Té campanar, amb balustrada i gàrgoles en forma de rostre als vuit costats de la torre.

La portada està situada als peus. És d'arc rebaixat dovellat, amb pilastres adossades als costats, arquitrau, fris i cornisa. A la dovella central hi ha gravada la data de 1786. Sobre la porta hi ha una fornícula i una rosassa.

Referències

Patrimoni monumental d'Ivars d'Urgell
Esglésies barroques del Pla d'Urgell
Edificis d'Ivars d'Urgell

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Clearly demonstrated in the recent military deployments in Afghanistan and Iraq, one of the most significant challenges now facing the warfighter is how to seamlessly interface the myriad of disparate stand-alone situational awareness (SA) and close air support (CAS) systems into the DoD's Network Centric Warfare (NCW) infrastructure. This point was recently highlighted in the Secretary of Defense's testimony to the Senate Armed Services Committee. Referring to mission critical shortfalls that occurred during the IRAQ deployment, the Secretary discussed the state of the current warfighting environment (Rumsfeld and Franks, 2003). Although tremendous progress has been made in the integration of new and emerging technologies and their applications on the battlefield, there is still a significant lack of interoperability between various communication systems. To address these battlespace management environment issues, Raytheon Technical Services Company's Engineering and Production Support facility underwent a product development effort to provide a network centric interoperability demonstration for CAS. This demonstration utilized various Raytheon-fielded SA and CAS products in a representative CAS scenario interfacing to variable message format (VMF) based data links. This paper addresses the systems and software issues encountered during this successful demonstration of CAS battlespace connectivity. This presentation will also discuss lessons learned during our product development from both a systems and a software engineering perspective.


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Designed for a growing, high tech company; the floor plan allows a company accommodate a large number of employees without outgrowing the space.
The Nimbus Building is located in Innovation Square, the high-tech & research district located between UF and Downtown Gainesville.
Employees at the Nimbus building will be within walking distance of Gainesville's greatest restaurants, eateries, and coffee houses—so they can take a quick break when needed and get back to work easily.
Quickly becoming known as the go-to-place for startups and tech companies, the Innovation Square business network brings together smart, forward thinking companies into one great location.
Over 6,000 of the brightest minds in Florida graduate each year from the University of Florida. Businesses in Nimbus will be located steps away and ready to recruit those graduates into top notch careers.
Nimbus is a revolutionary new office building offering almost 15,000 square feet of office space between the University of Florida and downtown Gainesville. Businesses choose Nimbus for the proximity to UF, the many customizations that could be made for their specific business needs, the green building features, and the cool environment that the building creates for employees. The Nimbus office building is designed to fit projected growth, with a flexible custom floorplan and open workspace for a young, dynamic team.
The idea was to design a space that was minimal yet confident and most importantly, efficient. The design can allow businesses to double their number of employees within the space they start with. The building's architecture is a mix of modern conveniences, historic charm, and beautiful interior design. With mixed materials of dynamic glass, reclaimed historic wood, polished stained concrete, and exposed steel beams, it's a revolutionary office building. There is literally nothing else like it in Gainesville. Check out the custom amenities, and read about the sustainability features below.
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The building's single ply, membrane roof has a very high SRI (Solar Reflectivity Index). High SRI roofs reflect solar heat and therefore reduce A/C costs.
Polished and stained concrete flooring: more than just a flashy finish, this gorgeous flooring is extremely durable and very easy to clean.
Stormwater collected from the roof and parking lot will be pre-treated in an underground stormwater system. This infiltration system allows water to perk-out, leaving sediments and nutrients behind before discharging into the municipal treatment system. That means cleaner stormwater in our aquafier.
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Impressive glass-front lobby with stained concrete floors, tall ceilings, and reclaimed wood wall. Breakout space and employee lounge and kitchen. Large open work area accommodates 20 to 50 employees, plus 10 private offices and a killer conference room with views of Innovation Square. Designed for 25 to 60 employees.
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Q: Find vertical position in window I want to know the vertical position of the cursor relative to the top of the window. I tried this
(defun cursor-line-in-window ()
  (save-excursion
    (let* ((current-line (line-number-at-pos (point)))
           (top-of-window-line (progn (move-to-window-line 0)
                          (line-number-at-pos (point)))))
      (- current-line top-of-window-line))))

It works, except when I'm in an org-mode file where several lines are folded in under a headline. So I would like to either:
1: find a way to count the number of visible lines in a range, or
2: find a function that gives me the vertical position directly.

A: Look at (nth 6 (posn-at-point)), which should be a pair (COL . ROW).

A: Here you have a non-very-elegant solution:
(defun cursor-line-in-window ()
  (save-excursion
    (beginning-of-line)
    (let ((pos (point))
          (r 0))
      (move-to-window-line 0)
      (while (<= (point) pos)
        (next-line 1)
        (beginning-of-line)
        (incf r))
      r)))

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The Gamer Corner - Forums - Role Playing - Twilight : Core, or all?
Twilight : Core, or all?
I'm in favor of core only, but am fine with using "all" if you guys want. Just vote for what you prefer, and we'll take it from there!
Regardless, I reserve the right to nerf stuff I don't like.
I vote for core books, with PH2 stuff being potentially allowed (pending your approval). Let's face it, PH1 is intentionally a bit limited in terms of classes and races. But I'm fine with not including every Dragon magazine article, powers book, etc.
EDIT: Oh, and I am very much against anything marked as "beta" in the character builder. (i.e., playtest stuff) Because, you know, it's still in playtest.
I can get behind no beta, but PH1 only seems very limited in class choice.


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Премьер-лига сезона 1999/2000 — 8-й розыгрыш в истории английской Премьер-лиги, высшего дивизиона чемпионата Англии с 1992 года. Чемпионом стал «Манчестер Юнайтед», выигравший свой 13-й титул чемпиона Англии, 6-й титул Премьер-лиги и 2-й титул Премьер-лиги подряд. «Юнайтед» стал чемпионом с большим отрывом от ближайшего преследователя, «Арсенала», опередив его на 18 очков.

Турнирная таблица

Результаты матчей

Лучшие бомбардиры

Ежегодные награды

Игрок сезона английской Премьер-лиги
Награду лучшему игроку сезона английской Премьер-лиги получил Кевин Филлипс.

Примечания

Ссылки
 Сезон 1999/2000 на сайте RSSSF.com

1999
Премьер-лига
Национальные футбольные чемпионаты в сезоне 1999/2000


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Turkey Asks U.S. For Help With Kurdish Rebels
A Turkish Kurd holds a Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) flag at a demonstration in Istanbul on March 19 (epa) April 25, 2006 -- Turkey's Foreign Minister has called on the United States to increase its support for Turkey's efforts against Kurdish guerrillas.
Abdullah Gul made the remarks during talks in Ankara today with U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice.
Rice said the United States would continue to support Turkey in containing rebels of the outlawed Kurdish Workers' Party (PKK), which both nations consider a terrorist organization.
But she encouraged Turkey not to take any unilateral action, and to cooperate with Iraq and the U.S.-led coalition in Iraq in implementing security measures.
Turkey is reported to be building up its forces in the areas near Iraq to intensify operations against Kurdish fighters based across the border.
(dpa, AP, AFP)
Turkey's Kurds Demonstrate On Norouz
Turkish Troops Kill Five Kurdish Rebels
Kurdish Rebel Leader Warns Turkey Against Military Action
Turkey Seeking CIA Help To Fight PKK
Iraq President Suggests Amnesty For Turkey's Kurdish Rebels
Turkey, U.S. Discuss Combatting Kurdish Rebels In Iraq
Kurdish Group In Turkey Announces Cease-Fire
Kurdish Group Calls On PKK For Cease-Fire
Turkey: Government Under Growing Pressure To Meet Kurdish Demands

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May 17, 2013 by Jenny @ Reading the End
Revisiting Harry Potter: I guess now we have to say nice things about Scrimgeour
I decided to do all Disney gifs for this post. Why? Because as usual this readalong is making me feel a lot of feelings, and most of my feelings for the first Deathly Hallows post are wrathful feelings. And Disney makes me feel happy feelings.
Exhibit A: Rita Goddamn Skeeter
How dare she. I get so angry when I read the excerpts from her rotten biography. Righteously angry! With much stomping around and wishing I had her here in my living room. You know what especially pisses me off? I will tell you. It's when she calls his relationship with Harry "unnatural".
Yeah, lady, we know what you're implying with that. I hope Voldemort kills your mother.
(Oh God, I don't hope Voldemort kills Rita Skeeter's mother.)
Exhibit B: All these times JKR acts like she's going to kill Hagrid
Hagrid launching himself off the motorcycle onto a Death Eater to save Harry is of course what would really happen. This is why Hagrid was top of my list for people who were not to die in the seventh book. In fact, this is the part of the book where, when I read it for the first time, I was writing stuff down as I went, and my notes for page 57 of the book (which is where it starts getting super tense with Hagrid and the Death Eaters) say:
I just flipped ahead a few pages to make sure that Hagrid was going to survive. JK Rowling has a heart of stone and this ISN'T FUNNY.
Yeah, it's not funny. I have enough emotions. I do not need them to be toyed with. But oh, when they get back to the Burrow, and everyone's talking about loose lips and how they sink ships, and Harry takes a stand for trusting the people he loves. Once again with Harry making his moral choices. He decides he's not going to be the guy who's constantly suspicious of all his friends. He's going to be like Dumbledore and not like Moody. That's awesome, Harry. That's the person you should want to be. Which brings me to:
Exhibit C: Lupin
When did he morph into such a mean jerk? He used to be so chill and calm and sensible, and now he's all like,
in this book. Slamming Harry into walls and whatnot. Did it happen the instant he put a baby in Tonks, was that the moment? I appreciate that he was there to save George, but I hate it how he's all "Kill people instead of disarming them!" and "Don't trust your friends!" Ugh. My love for him started to die in these moments. Shut up Lupin. Go do something nice for your wife instead of looking grumpy and wrathful every time she speaks to you. Or if you can't do that then, like, go tell your past self how to use a condom.
Not an Exhibit: Ron defending Ginny
Okay, I don't know what Ginny's birthday present for Harry was supposed to be ALTHOUGH I HAVE SOME IDEAS AND THEY ARE ALL BLOW JOBS, but I think it's really sweet how Ron comes find Harry and tells him to knock it off. That's nice because sometimes in the past Ron has been like awkward big brother sexual protector role, which I hated, and I like it that here he's just saying, "Do not fuck with my little sister's feelings." Yay Ron. Harry shouldn't fuck with Ginny's feelings. You are correct.
Exhibit D: Scrimgeour crashing another Weasley party
What is with Scrimgeour's perpetual crashing of Weasley parties to harass Harry? He can't come on a different day than party day? First at Christmas and now Harry's very sweet first-ever (right?) birthday party. And I'm all,
But it avails me nothing because here he is trying to bully Harry and Hermione and Ron. Spoiler alert, Scrimgeour, that has never worked. I feel like when you know three people who have faced down Voldemort and his army of Death Eaters and lived, you should probably come at them with bigger guns than just, like, your angry lion face and a whole lot of self-justification. I don't actually have to say nice things about Scrimgeour and I'm not going to. Obviously it was not helpful to Harry for Scrimgeour to die without revealing his location, because the Death Eaters are at the Burrow in like twenty seconds.
Speaking of which, is there anyone who read "The Ministry is fallen. Scrimgeour is dead. They are coming," and didn't start going,
Because that's what I always do.
And finally, Exhibit E: Voldemort
I know this is predictable. But really, Kreacher's story about Voldemort "needing an elf" is just — man, Voldemort is an awful, awful person. I always think about how that could just as easily have been Dobby if Voldemort had gone to the Malfoys first. And the Malfoys might not have said "come back" and Dobby could have died right then and never have been free. Meanwhile I like it that Hermione's not just carrying on and on about house-elves — finally, the people are paying attention to her. Word. I mean they should have been listening to her all along, but we'll take what we can get.
Next up: The Ron-Harry-Hermione road trips that everyone hates!
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27 thoughts on "Revisiting Harry Potter: I guess now we have to say nice things about Scrimgeour"
Biblibio | May 17, 2013 at 6:51 am
Ron defending Ginny is sort of beautiful. But can we never, ever think about whatever the birthday present would have been? Please? Can I erase that sentence from my mind?
Also, I don't know how much I can hate Rita Skeeter. Yes, the "unnaturalness" of Harry and Dumbledore's relationship is disgusting and another word for disgusting, but she's a tabloid journalist. She's out to make noise and get attention, and at the end of the day, a lot of what she writes in the biography is true. She sucks, but hating her? Nah.
And of course Hermione's been right about elf-rights all along. It's just incredible to see the way the whole story is built – from our first introduction to house-elves, through Dumbledore pointing out that Kreacher should have been treated with respect, to the moment Kreacher begins to scream about the locket. That moment is so, so powerful – it just carries so much from the whole series.
@MegsGranger | May 17, 2013 at 3:55 pm
I thought it was just supposed to be the kiss? Am I not being dirty ENOUGH for once?
Jenny | May 20, 2013 at 11:38 am
Hahahaha, I don't know, she just made it sound like she wanted to do something, you know. Memorable. I'm sorry! I know that is gross!
What she writes in the biography isn't true! Or well, some of what she writes is ugly and true, and a lot of what she writes is ugly and false. She implies that Dumbledore didn't truly make the discoveries he made; she makes it sound like his parents were hiding the sister away when really they were giving her as much of a normal life as they could. And I don't specifically know what she said about Dumbledore and Harry, but I bet it was yucky and mean and untrue. So.
I agree with you about Kreacher and what it says for the series. Such a great bit.
Turn the Page Reviews | May 17, 2013 at 7:05 am
love your posts always, but this was especially great-I literally laughed out loud when I read the part right above The Incredibles pic-thanks!
Hahaha, thanks! 😀
Kayleigh Murphy (@Murphy_Kayleigh) | May 17, 2013 at 7:38 am
Exhibit C; THIS is why I dislike the Tonks and Lupin pairing because all it seems like is that they're both really tense and angry and miserable from the second they falling in "love". I like the idea of Lupin struggling to come to terms with what their baby will be but we never seem them happy, and since they're such small characters (in the grand scheme) it just doesn't work. Maybe if Lupin was in more of a Dumbledore size role, maybe, but ugh, STOP MAKING LUPIN SUCK!
Rita Skeeter *does* suck, because she's doing only doing this for the money and the fame and even if there are segments of truth, when you cloud them with innuendo and falsehoods, especially because you know those falsehoods will sell, you are a dispicable and sad human being.
I hadn't even thought about how Dobby could have been in Kreacher's situation and ahhhh that's just added a whole new level of sad for me 😦
Yep, I agree. I think JK Rowling had an idea for Lupin in this book that didn't quite work — maybe not enough room for it to breathe. What I think worked brilliantly was the running idea that Teddy Lupin was, like, the new Harry, in a sense. He has the same early life that Harry has, in a way, but he grows up happy and with a family, which Harry doesn't get to do.
I just thought of the Dobby thing now. I am glad that didn't happen.
Alley | May 17, 2013 at 8:55 am
I dunno, I can forgive Lupin for telling Harry not to trust his friends. I mean, if you figure 2 of his closest friends were taken away from him because the other one sold them out. Then Lupin trusted Snape, only to find out that Snape killed Dumbledore. He wants to trust people, but it's bit him in the ass a few times with pretty horrendous results.
"I feel like when you know three people who have faced down Voldemort and his army of Death Eaters and lived, you should probably come at them with bigger guns than just, like, your angry lion face and a whole lot of self-justification." and I laughed and laughed at this. Cos TRUTH
Whatever LUPIN. I do not forgive him and I will not. Hmph.
Nat | May 17, 2013 at 9:54 am
Lupin's behavior is awful. It's like when you really like a teacher as an authority figure and follow them around just to found out that their non-teacher persona is… weirdly un-teacher-y and mean.
(also, this is another instance in which fandom ruined HP for me. In fandom, Remus/Sirius relationship is taken as given. But then book!Remus goes and falls in love with Tonks and I'm all BUT WHAT ABOUT SIRIUS AND YOUR EPIC ROMANCE, YOU WANKER and hate him forever and ever)
HP7 was the first book I read in English. Which means I probably understood a third of it, anyway (and that third includes ALL THE DEATHS, but not the last battle, 'cause there was something about Neville's actions that included a lot of non-ESL words, apparently :P)
One time I saw my principal making out with her fiance at a bar, and it was really scarring. That is not the same as the Lupin situation but it was also upsetting.
Wow, you picked an extraordinarily long book for your first English book! Neville's actions include a lot of exceptional bravery and awesomeness. I am excited to read those parts again. Oh Neville.
Emily Crowe | May 17, 2013 at 1:02 pm
OMH, the Moving Right Along gif from the Muppets–I used to know all the words to that song. Yay!
I don't partuicularly like Lupin's change in behavior, but I think it makes him a more interesting character from his somewhat wishy-washy, generic good persona from all books except Book III.
I think you're right on with Ginny's birthday present. But unless wizarding kids just aren't doing much, er, exploration, as muggle kids these days, I'm a bit surprised that hasn't, er, come up before. Pun intended, in case you were wondering. 🙂
Re: Rita: I can't even take her character seriously anymore. I pretty much skim over every part where she appears. The very notion that what she writes passes as journalism for the wizarding world is appalling.
I still know most of the words to that song. It is a great great song. It is maybe my favorite Muppet song, or at least very close to that.
That is a great pun and I'm glad it's intended. But I don't know when Harry and Ginny would have had a chance. I mean they're at a boarding school. There's nowhere that private for them to go.
Laura Rowsell (@LauraRowsell) | May 17, 2013 at 2:19 pm
Oh man, I didn't even realise how MUCH it seems like JK is going to kill Hagrid, but it really really really does. I was SO worried during the whole seven Potters debacle, and I pretty much knew that he survived!
Lupin has definitely become a lot more angry and ARGH-ish. Maybe it's just because he has more to lose now? Either way, I think this explains why, although I fall in love with him in PoA, I also forget about that. Because he's all angry and grumpy.
I don't hate the Ron-Hermione-Harry road trip! I don't understand why everyone does! I think I might get shouty next week… :s
Jenny | May 20, 2013 at 12:05 pm
I didn't know that he survived. I was very frightened but I didn't want to read the end.
I neither hate nor love the Ron-Hermione-Harry road trip. I can see people's point, but I also think there's a lot of good stuff there.
I love you forever for that Merryweather GIF. FOREVER.
Instead of killing Rita Skeeter's mom, let's just put her back in a jar and then put that jar in Hermione's magically giant purse. That would be fine.
I think this might be the first time I've been reading a series I love and haven't made a mental list of characters that just CANNOT die. Probably because I have a pretty good idea of who dies, and many of them would have been on that list. So maybe I'll just put Neville and Luna right at the top and call it a day.
THANK YOU. Merryweather is great.
I would have been sad if Luna had died, but I'd have been inconsolable if Neville died.
raych | May 17, 2013 at 9:55 pm
'I HAVE SOME IDEAS AND THEY ARE ALL BLOW JOBS' – HAAAAAAA HAHAHAHAHAHA.
'The Ministry has fallen' etc – that gives me CHILLS.
I just finished reading the road trip section (because that is how I spend my Fridays) and yes, I still hate it so, so much.
I don't think I hate it! I'm going to see how I feel when I reread it again this time.
Rayna (Libereading) | May 18, 2013 at 7:34 am
"Okay, I don't know what Ginny's birthday present for Harry was supposed to be ALTHOUGH I HAVE SOME IDEAS AND THEY ARE ALL BLOW JOBS"
OMG I ALMOST SPIT OUT MY TEA.
Also Lupin is a psychojerk in this book, which makes me really sad. Although I do kind of understand why he's so vigilant about making sure people keep their traps shut, considering how Lily and James died.
I am glad you didn't spit out your tea!
Kayleigh V | May 18, 2013 at 11:17 am
Yes to all your exhibits and your one not-an-exhibit. I have a note for this section that just says "Motherf**ker, Rita Skeeter" (except not censored, because that would be odd).
I don't remember the road trip section or whether it sucks! I'm going to guess I liked it because I am incapable of feeling anything else about these books.
I can feel sometimes unfriendly toward the books, but not very often, and not, I don't think, toward the road-trip sections.
Amy | May 18, 2013 at 5:15 pm
Ha!!! Ginny's birthday gift to Harry. Awesome. I thought the same thing when that happened actually. I did love the way Ron told Harry to quit playing with her feelings though. Good stuff that.
Lupin gets laid, Lupin gets cranky. Sigh… OK, he's allowed to worry but not allowed to take it out on everyone around him. I stopped liking him then.
Love this post.
Hahahah, yeah, Lupin totally has the incorrect reaction to getting laid.
Dana Huff | May 22, 2013 at 1:48 pm
This is great, and I agree with, especially about Lupin being a mean jerk in this one. Ugh. I am doing a re-read, too, but I am only on book 1, and this time, I am taking notes, so I hope to be able to contribute some meaningful reflection on my blog.
Iris | May 26, 2013 at 7:26 am
Lupin broke my heart with his behaviour in this book. I always wonder if I do not give enough credit to someone who has lived through a previouw war, who has lost friends and has reason to distrust friends.. I probably do not. But I still wanted Lupin to be more like the loveable Lupin of previous books.
Also, I do not remember that birthday present scene! I need to reread this!
And yes, the ministry has fallen passage always makes me think "we're all doomed".
I love your posts so much, Jenny ❤


I'm looking forward to a late fall philosophy retreat with a group of grade 12 students. Back when I was a teacher in school, I gained a reputation for finding excuses to take my students on outdoor education excursions. Very often, our outings gave students opportunities to reflect on who they were and what they really, really, really wanted to do with their lives.
Often returning from our outdoor education experiences, my collegues may wonder what we were doing while my students missed his/her class.
Indeed, thankfully, I know of know better experience than taking our young people out of the school system to walk in the world, often nature, and reflect on who they are and how they wish to contribute to make the world a better place.
As a guide on these journeys, I can think of no more important role to play than that of a tour guide helping students on these outdoor education learning experiences discover who they truly are.


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NATIONALISM: DISMANTLED
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Is Globalism dead? What do the 'new right' want from the world? What is the underlying vision from those in charge? With Brexit looming large - Join Dr Pablo De Orellana for a no holds barred look at Nationalism and its key players.
As we roll into yet another defining week in the soap opera we call Brexit, it is common to simplify some of the figureheads as "fascists" and "isolationists" when it comes to issues such as this. However, this appeal to old right-wing extremist labels hides their history, underlying ideas and the extent to which they too are internationalists.
The so-called New Right (which is how many new nationalists self-define) seeks to reframe international politics by energetically promoting inequality. Why? As one of their founding manifestos explains: 'humanity as such does not exist'.
This talk discusses what the likes of Steve Bannon, Rees-Mogg & Matteo Salvini want from international relations, why they talk about it so much –particularly evident in the case of Brexit– and how they are currently working to entirely reframe international relations. It will explore policies that seek to redefine identity, citizenship, international relations norms, gender, migration, asylum, war, poverty and development on the basis of what they claim are "natural" or "birth-right" differences and rights.
Dr Pablo de Orellana is a Lecturer in International Relations at King's College London. His research examines the theories animating contemporary nationalist movements and how they inspire nationalist diplomacy, domestic policy and terrorism.
*There will be time to network & meet the speaker at a reserved space in the downstairs bar after the talk finishes.
Presented by DSMNTL Ideas.
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The JEDEC 1.0 specifications define compliance for memory logic components up to 2400 MT/s. IDT's DDR4 solutions are critical building blocks of DDR4 memory sub-systems in enterprise server and storage systems based on the future Intel® Xeon™ processor E5-2600 v3 product family, available in the second half of 2014.
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Kirklin, Indiana
Title: Kirklin, Indiana
Subject: Kirklin Public Library, Indiana State Road 38, Clinton County, Indiana, Frankfort, Indiana, Rossville, Indiana
Collection: 1830S Establishments in Indiana, Populated Places Established in the 1830S, Towns in Clinton County, Indiana, Towns in Indiana
Kirklin water tower
Location in the state of Indiana
Named for
Nathan Kirk, settler
2,317.6/sq mi (894.8/km2)
0437357[5]
Kirklin is a town in Kirklin Township, Clinton County, Indiana, United States. The population was 788 at the 2010 census. The town was named for Nathan Kirk, a local pioneer settler.[6]
2010 census 3.1
Nathan Kirk, the first white settler in eastern Clinton County, laid out the town of Kirklin in the early 1830s, the original plat consisting a row of seven blocks on either side of the Michigan Road (Main Street). An addition filed on October 24, 1836 added blocks to the east, west and south sides of the original plat. Edward Miller established the first general store in a log building and William Wynkoop built the first hotel; other early businesses included Hiram Dougherty's cabinet shop, James Hollcraft's bar, John Heffner's blacksmith shop, Columbus Kemp's tannery and M. Z. Saylor (physician).
A total of 224 residents signed a petition to incorporate Kirklin, and an election held April 1, 1876 unanimously approved incorporation. On June 8, 1876 the county commissioners declared the town of Kirklin incorporated.
In the early 20th century, Kirklin held horse shows and street fairs along its brick-paved Main Street.
Kirklin was also commonly known as Kirk's Cross Roads.[7]
The Kirklin Public Library was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1995.[8]
Kirklin is located at (40.193940, -86.360092).[9]
According to the 2010 census, Kirklin has a total area of 0.34 square miles (0.88 km2), all land.[1]
As of the census[2] of 2010, there were 788 people, 288 households, and 205 families residing in the town. The population density was 2,317.6 inhabitants per square mile (894.8/km2). There were 321 housing units at an average density of 944.1 per square mile (364.5/km2). The racial makeup of the town was 98.5% White, 0.1% African American, 0.1% Asian, 0.5% from other races, and 0.8% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 1.3% of the population.
There were 288 households of which 42.7% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 51.0% were married couples living together, 10.8% had a female householder with no husband present, 9.4% had a male householder with no wife present, and 28.8% were non-families. 24.0% of all households were made up of individuals and 10.4% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.74 and the average family size was 3.20.
The median age in the town was 34.1 years. 31.1% of residents were under the age of 18; 7.2% were between the ages of 18 and 24; 26.3% were from 25 to 44; 25% were from 45 to 64; and 10.4% were 65 years of age or older. The gender makeup of the town was 49.6% male and 50.4% female.
As of the census[4] of 2000, there were 766 people, 301 households, and 204 families residing in the town. The population density was 2,371.2 people per square mile (924.2/km²). There were 321 housing units at an average density of 993.7 per square mile (387.3/km²). The racial makeup of the town was 96.61% White, 0.39% Native American, 0.39% Asian, 2.35% from other races, and 0.26% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 2.35% of the population.
In the town the population was spread out with 27.2% under the age of 18, 7.6% from 18 to 24, 32.0% from 25 to 44, 21.7% from 45 to 64, and 11.6% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 35 years. For every 100 females there were 104.3 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 91.8 males.
The median income for a household in the town was $39,167, and the median income for a family was $41,000. Males had a median income of $31,976 versus $22,656 for females. The per capita income for the town was $14,633. About 7.4% of families and 12.0% of the population were below the poverty line, including 18.3% of those under age 18 and 4.9% of those age 65 or over.
^ a b "G001 - Geographic Identifiers - 2010 Census Summary File 1".
^ a b "American FactFinder".
^ "Population Estimates".
^ "US Board on Geographic Names".
^ Claybaugh, Joseph (1913). History of Clinton County, Indiana. Indianapolis: A. W. Bowen & Company. p. 32.
^ Claybaugh, Joseph (1913). "Kirklin Township". History of Clinton County, Indiana. Indianapolis: A. W. Bowen & Company.
^ "National Register Information System". National Register of Historic Places.
Municipalities and communities of Clinton County, Indiana, United States
County seat: Frankfort
Michigantown
Boyleston
Edna Mills
Fickle
Geetingsville
Hillisburg
Mattix Corner
Middlefork
Scircleville
Wesley Manor
Towns in Clinton County, Indiana
Towns in Indiana
Populated places established in the 1830s
1830s establishments in Indiana
Indianapolis, Ohio, Evansville, Indiana, Michigan, Fort Wayne, Indiana
Clinton County, Indiana
Indiana, Tippecanoe County, Indiana, Carroll County, Indiana, Howard County, Indiana, Tipton County, Indiana
Family, Polygyny, Bride price, Islam, Love
Jstor, National Park Service, United States Department of the Interior, Historic preservation, Pdf
Kirklin Public Library
National Register of Historic Places, Historic districts in the United States, United States, Clinton County, Indiana, Kirklin, Indiana
Indiana State Road 38
Lafayette, Indiana, Pendleton, Indiana, Richmond, Indiana, Indianapolis, Indiana, Muncie, Indiana
Frankfort, Indiana
Indiana, Clinton County, Indiana, United States, Marriage, City
Rossville, Indiana
Indiana, Clinton County, Indiana, United States, Marriage, Population density


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require 'time'

module Notaru
  module Plugin
    class ChannelMentionBan
      include Cinch::Plugin

      # https://regex101.com/r/msRWP9/5
      CHANNEL_MENTION_REGEX = Regexp.new(/(?:\s|^)(#(?!\d+(?:\s+|\b|$))[\w\-.]+)(?:\s|\b|$)/)

      def initialize(*args)
          super

          @akick_base_duration = 12
          @akick_default_duration = 4
          @akick_after_warnings = 2
          @channels = ["#lobby"]
          @exempt = []
          @whitelist = ["#dragonweyr", "#help", "#lobby", "#coders"]
          @warnings = {}
          @format = "%{name}, please do not mention channels/hashtags/strings starting with '#' in %{channel}." +
             " Refer to https://lobby.liefland.net/rules for the rules."
          @warn_clearance = (3 * 24 * 60 * 60)
          @keep = []
          @next_reset = newtime
      end

      match CHANNEL_MENTION_REGEX, method: :on_channel_mention, use_prefix: false
      match /mention(?: ([^ ]+)(?: ([^ ]+))?(?: ([^ ]+))?)?/, method: :cmd_chanmen

      def cmd_chanmen(m, command = nil, arg = nil, arg2 = nil)
        if command == nil
          return cmd_chanmen(m, 'help')
        end

        if m.channel.opped?(m.user)
          if command == 'help'
            return m.reply('Usage: !mention (help|clear|exempt|status|view|keep|unkeep|warn|unwarn)')
          elsif command == 'clear'
            if !arg.nil? && !['warning', 'exempt'].include?(arg)
              return m.reply('Usage: !mention clear [warning|exempt]')
            end

            @warnings = {} if arg.nil? || arg == 'warning'
            @exempt = {} if arg.nil? || arg == 'exempt'

            m.reply("Cleared #{arg.nil? ? 'warnings and exemptions' : "#{arg}s"}")
          elsif command == 'exempt'
            return m.reply("Usage: !mention exempt h:hostname/n:nick/a:account") if arg.nil?

            safe_arg = arg.sub(/^h:|^n:|^a:/, '')

            to_push = nil
            if arg[0] == 'h'
              to_push = 'h:' + safe_arg
            elsif arg[0] == 'n'
              user = User(safe_arg)

              if user.nil?
                return m.reply("Cannot find nick #{safe_arg}")
              end

              to_push =  'h:' + user.mask('*!%u@%h').to_s
            elsif arg[0] == 'a'
              to_push = 'a:' + safe_arg.downcase
            else
              return m.reply("Usage: !mention exempt h:hostname/n:nick/a:account")
            end

            if @exempt.include?(to_push)
              return m.reply("This user [#{to_push}] is already exempted")
            end

            @exempt.push(to_push)
            m.reply("Added #{safe_arg} to my exemption list (lasts until reboot)")
          elsif command == 'status'
            m.reply("Monitoring channels: #{@channels.to_s}, whitelisted channels: #{@whitelist.to_s}, exempt users: #{@exempt.to_s}")
            m.reply("Default growing akick duration is #{@akick_default_duration}h, with a base of #{@akick_base_duration}h added to this. akicks will be issued after #{@akick_after_warnings} warnings.")
            m.reply("Warnings are cleared every #{@warn_clearance}s, warning format is: #{@format}, next reset cycle is at #{@next_reset.utc.iso8601}")
            return
          elsif command == 'view'
            return m.reply("Current warnings: #{@warnings.to_s}, keeping the warnings of: #{@keep.to_s}")
          elsif command == 'keep' || command == 'stick'
            @keep << arg
            m.reply("Keeping #{arg}'s warnings saved.")
          elsif command == 'unkeep' || command == 'unstick'
            if !@keep.include?(arg)
              return m.reply("Cannot unkeep #{arg}, they don't appear to be kept.")
            end
            @keep.delete(arg)
            m.reply("Unkept #{arg}")
          elsif command == 'warn'
              if arg.nil?
                return m.reply('Usage: !mention warn <nick> [amount = 1]')
              end
              amount = arg2.nil? ? 1 : arg2.to_i

              if @warnings.include?(arg)
                wcount = @warnings[arg] + amount
              else
                @warnings[arg] = 0
                wcount = amount
              end

              @warnings[arg] = @warnings[arg] + amount
              m.reply("Warning amount for #{arg} increased from #{@warnings[arg] - amount} to #{@warnings[arg]}")
          elsif command == 'unwarn'
            if arg.nil?
              return m.reply('Usage: !mention warn <nick> [amount = 1]')
            end
            amount = arg2.nil? ? 1 : arg2.to_i

            if !@warnings.include?(arg)
              return m.reply("User #{arg} has no warnings to speak of.")
            end

            if @warnings[arg] - amount < 0
              return m.reply("New warning count cannot be negative.")
            end

            @warnings[arg] = @warnings[arg] - amount
            m.reply("Warning amount for #{arg} decreased from #{@warnings[arg] + amount} to #{@warnings[arg]}")
          end
        end
      end

      def on_channel_mention(m, mentioned_channel)
        reset_warnings

        in_supported_channel = false
        @channels.each do |chan|
          if m.channel.name != chan
            debug "Channel mention is not in #{chan}"
            next
          end

          in_supported_channel = true
          break
        end

        unless in_supported_channel
          debug "Not in any supported channels, exiting."
          return
        end

        @whitelist.each do |chan|
          if mentioned_channel.downcase == chan.downcase
            debug "Channel mentioned [#{mentioned_channel}] is whitelisted"
            return
          end
        end

        uaddr = m.user.mask('%n!%u@%h')
        uauth = m.user.authed? ? m.user.authname.downcase : nil
        @exempt.each do |exempt|
          safe_arg = exempt.sub(/^h:|^a:/, '')
          type = exempt[0]

          if type == 'h' && uaddr == safe_arg
            debug "User #{m.user.name} is exempted under #{exempt}"
            return
          end

          if type == 'a' && uauth && uauth == safe_arg
            debug "User #{m.user.name} is exempted under #{exempt}"
            return
          end
        end

        if m.channel.opped?(m.user)
          return Target("@" + m.channel.name).send("User #{m.user.name} triggered channel-mentioning message, but was opped.")
        end

        debug "Caught channel in message: #{m.message}"
        warn_user(m)
      end

      def warn_user(m)
        to_warn = nil
        uaddr = nil
        text = @format % {
          channel: m.channel.name,
          name: m.user.name
        }

        m.user.refresh
        if m.user.authed?
          to_warn = m.user.authname.downcase
        else
          to_warn = m.user.name.downcase
        end
        uaddr = get_user_akick_address(m.user)

        if !@warnings.include?(to_warn)
          @warnings[to_warn] = 1
        else
          @warnings[to_warn] = @warnings[to_warn] + 1
        end

        uwarnings = @warnings[to_warn]

        if uwarnings >= @akick_after_warnings
          duration = uwarnings > @akick_after_warnings ? @akick_default_duration ** uwarnings : @akick_default_duration
          m.channel.kick(m.user, text)
          return akick_add(m.channel.name, uaddr, "Banned for #{duration} hours for repeatedly advertising channels. | #{m.message}", duration)
        end

        if m.channel.opped?(@bot)
          m.channel.kick(m.user, text)
        else
          m.reply(text)
        end
      end

      def get_user_akick_address(user)
        user.authed? ? user.authname.downcase : user.mask('*!%u@%h')
      end

      def akick_add(channel, host, reason, duration_in_hours = nil)
        duration_in_hours = @akick_default_duration if duration_in_hours.nil?
        duration_in_hours = duration_in_hours + @akick_base_duration

        if duration_in_hours > 120
            duration_in_hours = 120
        end

        Target("ChanServ").send("AKICK #{channel} ADD #{host} !T #{duration_in_hours}h #{reason}")
      end

      def reset_warnings
          unless Time.now > @next_reset
            return
          end

          info "Resetting warnings"
          info "old warnings: #{@warnings.to_s}"

          new_warns = {}
          @keep.each do |name|
              wcount = @warnings.include?(name) ? @warnings[name] : 0
              new_warns[name] = wcount
          end

          info "new warnings: #{new_warns.to_s}"
          @warnings = new_warns
      end

      def newtime
        Time.now + @warn_clearance
      end
   end
  end
end

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2017 Renault Clio Release date, Specs, Interior, Price, Performance – The new 2017 Renault Clio are lastly out! Such as its launch date and costs reports. In variety with other latest Renault designs, the 2017 Clio appears out from the crowd thanks to its full-LED front side illumination trademark. The noticably add on at the top side is perhaps the complete LED "Pure Vision" front side illumination. The new technological innovation requires the automobiles protection and check value to a whole different position. Safety sensible, it gets 20% better than a halogen ray, all the while decreasing glare.
At the top side, complete LED "Pure Vision" front side illumination satisfy the double use of dropped and main ray. This technological innovation increases the vehicle's overall look as well as protection by giving a light that is 20 percent better than a halogen ray while at the same time decreasing glare. On higher-end editions, New Clio's headlamps additionally integrate C-shaped LED Day time Operating Lights (DRL), outstanding of the brand's new illumination trademark. The long lasting back LED illumination reflection this look by in the same way implementing a C-shaped style (depending on edition, hatchback body shape only). In its entry-level and mid-range editions, New Clio gains advantage from LED Day time Operating Lights and a firefox cut along the base of the grill.
The Renault Clio has been an excellent style, selling at least 13 thousand designs in the past 26 years, and now, Renault has declared a face-lift for the fourth-generation Clio. Before starting having your breathing and anticipating to see a drastically new Clio, don't let me get your desires up this is a very light renew. On the outside, the car changes very little with the same grill, side information, and most of the back holding over from the present style. Within, you'll find a lot of familiarities as well, but there are some hits done to cut components at the like. There are a total of 11 google available, with a new 110 horse energy diesel fuel with a six-speed guide being new to the product variety to go with the option of a six-speed guide for the 120 horse energy fuel motor.
Pricing for the new 2017 Renault Clio has been set at $30,000 – $38,000 based on present forex rates. If there are changes on the 2017 Renault Clio we will inform you as soon as possible, so keep follow our blog suvnewcars.Com.
The new style is now more clearly wider and modern thanks to the remodeled reduced grill. Around back, it gets extra sturdiness thanks to the remodeled dress. Meanwhile, it also gets new rim styles, and four extra new records to its shade scheme. Metal Red, Beautiful White, Titanium Greyish, and Extreme Red are the new shades that ensure it is to the remodeled shade record.
The leader has been remodeled, with the removing of some of its nasty components giving it a more upmarket feel in keeping with the rest of New Renault Clio's cottage. In higher-end editions, it is reduce with fullgrain set. The equipment handle, as well as the doorway sections, have been remodeled for a higher impact of high quality. Now in a single real estate, the arm rests are more attractive thanks to a new grained complete. They also integrate new manages. The main air ports game a new look, too. The LED internal illumination generates a great shine. The chair materials are of a excellent high quality across the board and, in higher qualities, the style of the chairs is more enveloping for excellent horizontal support.
Upgrades for this year consist of all-LED front side illumination and the new Renault 'signature' C-shaped LED daytime running illumination. Plus the over-sized Renault 'Diamond' logo, this is quickly becoming the new Renault 'family face' and it can be seen on the Renault Kadjar, as well as the new Renault Megane and the forth-coming Picturesque.
The new 2017 Renault Clio also gains advantage from improved components that are otherwise provided for the top-of-the-range Renault automobiles. Although nasty materials haven't been removed, they're of a higher sensitive and visible high quality. The shades within the cottage are more improved, and the firefox is subtler, with less shine. In overall, the new style seems and looks older with its new-found internal complexity, and alluring designed external.
Depending on the edition, there're a variety of improvements to create the Renault Clio's 2017 in-car experience hassle-free and pleasant. They consist of an auto-dimming electro-chrome rear-view reflection, lighted mirror showcases, automatically-folding entrance showcases, and improved LED illumination that enhances protection and provides higher visible comfort and exposure.
Even in basic editions, the Renault Clio seems upmarket thanks to the improved components, while the available full-grain set for the higher-end editions requires the top-of-the-line designs a level higher even competitors sensible. Also, the remodeled entrance sections, and equipment handle give it an effect excellent.
We wouldn't say that the outside of the new style is completely remodeled from last year's style, as there're plenty of carryover styles. One such carryover function is the wide rad grill with the Renault symbol. Although now presenting new lens structure, the top side illumination also seem to come back the same from before. New features you can however expect consist of new foglights, and a large air dam below.
Another thumbs up for the new style is due to the new personalization program. Thanks to it, thirty different shade mixtures can be personalized for the 2017 Renault Clio. Clients can choose from: four external custom remaking features for its safety moldings and front side grill cafes, and, five ceiling stickers and coloured entrance showcases for a two-tone effect. As a supplement for the extra external shades, the new style also comes with two new internal ambiences: Great smoky Greyish, and California Red.
Rumors claim the new style is available in 11 different google, with energy which range from between 90 hp to 220 horses. For 2017, Renault statements a new "powerful" and effective 110-horsepower-yielding 1.5L dCi diesel fuel work will be the new deal in town.
New Renault Clio has extended its diesel fuel providing with the addition of a unit that guarantees more energy and improved driving enjoyment: the Power 1.5 dCi 110 mated to a six-speed guide gear box.
Equipped with both Stop & Begin technological innovation and a system that gets back energy under stopping and deceleration, this motor provides 110hp at 4,000rpm and 260Nm of twisting at 1,750rpm. A new turbocompresseur style makes this motor extremely sensitive at lower revs.
New Renault Clio provides one of the largest varies of diesel fuel google around, with a choice between 75hp, 90hp or 110hp designs and either guide or EDC dual-clutch automated gear box. Its fuel line-up is in the same way covering, with options for 75hp, 90hp or 120hp and either guide or EDC dual-clutch automated gear box.
By including to that record the fuel google in the Renault Sport versions, New Clio provides no lower than 11 different powertrains, making its engine/transmission line-up one of the most comprehensive on the market to are eligible of all of its customers, be they private drivers or business customers.


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Share this Story: Ex-OC Transpo driver pleads guilty to molesting boys
Ex-OC Transpo driver pleads guilty to molesting boys
A 2017 police investigation yielded a pile of sex charges against Philip Herbert, who was later charged with threatening to kill one of the parents of a victim.
Gary Dimmock
Jan 03, 2020 • January 6, 2020 • 1 minute read
Photo of Philip Herbert, ex-OC Transpo driver awaiting sentencing for molesting three boys from 2012 to 2016. jpg
Philip Herbert is no longer doing the high school runs for OC Transpo.
Instead, Herbert, 40, is living with his parents, on bail and awaiting sentencing for molesting three boys from 2012 to 2016.
Ex-OC Transpo driver pleads guilty to molesting boys Back to video
In 2017, one of his brave, young victims revealed the abuse to a parent, who then called Ottawa police.
The parents of the children agreed to cut off all access once they learned about Herbert's dark side and agreed not to tell the predator what they knew for fear of compromising the police investigation.
It was a complicated investigation because one victim, was reluctant to tell the truth because he didn't want his abuser to get into trouble, and another held back because he was too embarrassed.
The 2017 police investigation yielded a pile of sex charges against Herbert, who was later charged with threatening to kill one of the parents of a victim.
In the end, Herbert pleaded guilty in 2019 to three counts of sexual interference and awaits sentencing for his sex attacks on children.
During the investigation, Herbert's aggression peaked on Feb. 7, 2017, when he drove by a victim's home a few times and then came up the driveway only to throw a set of broken golf clubs in the front yard.
The parent sent the children upstairs, turned off the lights and locked the doors, according to an agreed statement of facts filed in court. The events left the victim's parent unnerved and scared.
A sentencing date has yet to be set.
gdimmock@postmedia.com
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require 'minitest/autorun'
require 'wrong'
require './tree'

class TestTree < Minitest::Test
  include Wrong

  def setup
    @tree = Tree.new
  end

  def test_should_create_first_element
    @tree.insert 5

    assert {@tree.node.value == 5}
  end

  def test_should_insert_new_element_right
    @tree.insert 5
    @tree.insert 6

    assert {@tree.node.right.value == 6}
  end

  def test_should_insert_new_element_left
    @tree.insert 5
    @tree.insert 6
    @tree.insert 4

    assert {@tree.node.left.value == 4}
  end

  def test_should_insert_same_element_on_left_leaf
    @tree.insert 5
    @tree.insert 5

    assert {@tree.node.value == 5}
    assert {@tree.node.left.value == 5}
  end

  def test_should_rigth_choose_leaf_on_difficult_insert
    @tree.insert 5
    @tree.insert 3
    @tree.insert 7
    @tree.insert 6

    assert {@tree.node.right.left.value == 6}

    @tree.insert 4

    assert {@tree.node.left.right.value == 4}

    @tree.insert 2

    assert {@tree.node.left.left.value == 2}
  end

  def test_should_simply_search_elem
    @tree.insert 5
    @tree.insert 3
    @tree.insert 7
    @tree.insert 6
    @tree.insert 4

    result = @tree.search(3)
    assert {result == 3}

    result = @tree.search(6)
    assert {result == 6}
  end

end


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I can't get through a morning (let alone an entire day) without coffee, and with that being said, it only makes sense that I may have a slight obsession with cute coffee mugs!! I love dressing up but don't get me wrong, I also love wearing my "comfy's" (aka - my yoga pants) ANY chance I get. I live for a good glass of wine and quality girl time. This year I am striving to be more intentional in all areas of my life. I love quiet time, but could not live without my crazy amazing kiddos and equally amazing hubby. I am truly blessed beyond belief with this life that God has given to me and I cherish all that is in it!!!
Back in high school, I discovered the event industry when I planned and managed a school banquet. I experienced such an adrenaline rush on the day of the banquet, and it was the defining moment of my career path. During subsequent years, I had been involved in planning various events, but it wasn't until about 8-1/2 years ago that I truly found my passion and calling…that of planning and designing weddings. On each wedding day, as I see the happiness and excitement on the couples' faces, it brings unspeakable joy to my heart.
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About John Mallin
St. Justin Martyr Catholic Church
71st and Honore Street
Church status: Closed
Paint Project date: 1940-1941
St. Justin Martyr church was founded on the south side of Chicago in 1916 to serve Irish Catholics in the area. The Rev. J K Fielding was appointed to organize the church. In 1917, he broke ground for a church and school building between Honore and Wood St. The church was designed by the noted church architect Joe W. McCarthy, which included an altar made from Connemara marble, and a holy water font imported from Ireland.
In 1936, the Rev James G Halleran became pastor of the church. In 1940, he hired John Mallin to decorate the church, probably in anticipation of the 25th anniversary of the founding of the church. A somewhat damaged photo from August 1940 shows what the church looked like before the Mallin decorations. A $3,000 deposit from the church in September of 1941 was noted in Mallin's bank book.
In 1966 the Golden Jubilee of the church was celebrated, at which time the parish had 1,500 parishioners of Irish, Italian, and Polish descent. By the early 1970s, the area had undergone rapid racial change. In 1976, there were only 200 families in the church, of whom 95% were black. In 1989, due to the decline in parishioners, eight parishes formed the new parish of St. Benedict, with two different worship sites. St. Justin Martyr, St. Raphael and Sacred Heart came together at the St Justin Martyr church site. Four other parishes came together at the site of St. Bernard, which was razed in 1968. In 1995, the single parish of St Benedict split into two separate parishes, St Benedict the West, and St Benedict the East. However, in 2016, the two parishes formed a new parish called St. Benedict the African. Services are now held at the east site at 340 W. 66th St. The St. Justin Martyr church and school are closed, but are still used actively for storage by St. Benedict. The sanctuary was repainted in the late 1980s, and it is not likely that any Mallin decorations remain.
Click to view the exterior of the church.
A History of the Parishes of the Archdiocese of Chicago Volume 1. Msgr. Harry C. Koenig, S.T.D., editor. The Archdiocese of Chicago, Chicago, 1980.
St. Benedict the African parish. History. http://benedicttheafrican.org/history/
Personal communication, Fr. David Jones, Sept 29, 2018.


Cheltenham specialist The New One is set for his 15th start at the Home of Jump Racing in the £325,000 G1 Sun Bets Stayers' Hurdle on St Patrick's Thursday, March 15. It will be his first attempt at three miles and seventh appearance at The Festival.
Trainer Nigel Twiston-Davies spoke about The New One today at a Cheltenham Racecourse-organised media stable visit to his Gloucestershire stables ahead of The Festival, which happens over four days next month - Tuesday, March 13 to Friday, March 16 inclusive.
He said: "I expect The New One and Wholestone will dead-heat in the Sun Bet Stayers' Hurdle! No, I don't know as it is a whole new game for The New One, while Wholestone has done well all season.
"Wholestone likes Cheltenham - he got slightly outstayed in the very heavy ground last time, but the ground won't be like that at The Festival and I am sure he will get home.
"I am not confident about three miles for The New One at all, which is why we have hung on so long to try him over it.
"We will be riding The New One differently and so on - we won't be making all. He has won over two and a half miles quite a few times, but is he really staying on then? I don't know.
"Looking at the races he has run this season, The New One is probably better than he has ever been. I think his races have been incredible this season and the handicapper thinks so too as the horse is still very highly-rated.
"We had to have a go at the Champion Hurdle trials this season because they are so valuable and he has run well in all of them. He just has this huge earning capacity at two miles and he is likely to go back to that distance next season. That is where the money is and if he is earning £200,000 a year why do anything else?
"The New One has already won a championship race at The Festival as he took the Neptune Investment Management Novices' Hurdle in 2013 (now the Ballymore Novices' Hurdle).
"He is the horse of a lifetime - it would be nice to win the Stayers' Hurdle as it was so sad when the first Champion Hurdle was there for the taking and he was knocked out of it.
"Sam (Twiston-Davies - son and jockey) has been keen to try The New One over three miles for a long time."
Reacting to the fact that this will be The New One's seventh run at The Festival, the trainer said: "That is quite a statistic and hopefully he will be running there next year too. The New One has been very kind to us. Wholestone is proven at the distance, while The New One isn't, so it is impossible to say which will do better on the day.
"The New One would have a good chance if he stays the trip. We're not going into the race confident about the trip, but if does stay - people are telling me that he will and that he'll improve for the trip - then he has a very good chance. He's won races having been held up so that isn't an issue."
The Twiston-Davies-trained gelding's first outing at Cheltenham came on his second career start when he lined up in the High Sheriff Of Gloucestershire's Junior Bumper on New Year's Day in 2012. The New One had made a successful debut in a Warwick bumper and was sent off the 11/2 second-favourite behind the John Ferguson-trained Trespasser. Ridden by the trainer's son, Sam, who has partnered the gelding in 32 of his 36 career starts to date, The New One, always handy, was driven out in the final furlong to record a length-and-three-quarter length success.
As a dual bumper winner, The New One was allowed to take his chance in the Weatherbys Champion Bumper at The Festival in 2012 and finished an honourable sixth behind Champagne Fever, who went on to win the Sky Bet Supreme Novices' Hurdle at The Festival the following year. The New One progressed to win the G2 Aintree Champion Bumper the next month, defeating My Tent Or Yours.
More success followed the following season when The New One was sent over hurdles. A win at Cheltenham in October, 2012 was sandwiched in-between victories at Newton Abbot and Warwick, but he tasted his first defeat over the smaller obstacles when beaten a neck on heavy ground by At Fisher's Cross at Cheltenham in January, 2013. With the benefit of hindsight, this turned out to be a praiseworthy performance as At Fisher's Cross went on to win the Albert Bartlett Novices' Hurdle at The Festival. Third-placed Coneygree stepped up to take the 2015 Timico Cheltenham Gold Cup, while fourth-placed Whisper triumphed in the 2014 Coral Cup.
The New One's next start at Prestbury Park in what is now the G1 Ballymore Novices' Hurdle, was his first and only success at The Festival to date. Willie Mullins' unbeaten hurdler Pont Alexandre was sent off the 6/4 favourite, but The New One, returned at 7/2, stormed up the Cheltenham hill to record a famous four-length victory.
The New One's Cheltenham appearances have been limited largely to the G2 Unibet International Hurdle and the G1 Unibet Champion Hurdle ever since. His record in the two races could not be more different though. The son of King's Theatre won the Unibet International Hurdle in 2013, 2014 and 2016 (when partnered by Richard Johnson for the first time) and was the length and a quarter runner-up to old adversary My Tent Or Yours in the 2017 renewal. The New One has not been able to better his third place in the 2014 Unibet Champion Hurdle (behind Jezki), finishing 5th in 2015 (behind Faugheen), 4th in 2016 (behind Annie Power) and 5th again in 2017 behind Buveur D'Air.
Since chasing home My Tent Or Yours in the Unibet International in December, The New One has finished runner-up to Buveur D'Air in the G1 Unibet Christmas Hurdle at Kempton Park on Boxing Day and landed the G2 Unibet Champion Hurdle Trial for the fourth time at Haydock Park on January 20.
The admirable 10-year-old has been victorious 20 times in total, earning over £1-million in prize money, and has only finished out of the first four just four times in 36 starts.
Nigel Twiston-Davies said: "Wholestone could run a big race at a decent price. His jumping is good and he's a lively outsider. Wholestone has been running well all season, hasn't he. He likes Cheltenham and just got slightly outstayed there last time [G2 galliardhomes.com Cleeve Hurdle] in that heavy ground and it won't be heavy this time, so he has a good chance.
"He was an excellent novice last season and he ran well in the Albert Bartlett, so he could be a horse at a price who could run well."
A three and a quarter-length winner of the G2 Dornan Engineering Relkeel Hurdle on New Year's Day at Prestbury Park, Wholestone was a three-length second to the Nick Williams-trained Agrapart on his latest start in the G2 gallairdhomes.com Cleeve Hurdle at Cheltenham on January 27. Wholestone, successful four times in seven Cheltenham starts (never been out of the first three at the course), is entered in the G1 Sun Bets Stayers' Hurdle over three miles at The Festival.
Nigel Twiston-Davies declared: "Ballyoptic has a good chance in the RSA Chase. Sam may possibly ride and it was a very good run at Wetherby last time. He did everything right and bounced back to form after Kempton. He must be my best chance of a winner at The Festival this year along with The New One."
Ballyoptic joined Twiston-Davies in early 2016 and made a stellar start over hurdles, winning his first four starts over hurdles, which included a neck success over the Willie Mullins-trained Bellshill in the G1 Doom Bar Sefton Novices' Hurdle over an extended three miles at Aintree in April, 2016.
Last season, Ballyoptic ran with credit in a number of staying hurdle races, which included a final flight fall in the G1 Long Walk Hurdle at Ascot in December, 2016, when challenging the eventual winner Unowhatimeanharry. Fourth to the same rival in the 2017 G2 galliardhomes.com Cleeve Hurdle at Cheltenham, Ballyoptic was pulled up in the G1 Sun Bets Stayers' Hurdle at The Festival 2017.
Switched to fences after one run over hurdles this term, Twiston-Davies' charge has won twice over the larger obstacles in four starts. That included a 13-length victory over the talented Elegant Escape at Exeter in November and a gutsy two and three-quarter length victory over Sue Smith's Vintage Clouds in a G2 event at Wetherby on his latest start. Ballyoptic also came home fourth to Paul Nicholls' Black Corton in the G1 Kauto Star Novices' Chase at Kempton on Boxing Day. He is entered in the G1 RSA Insurance Novices' Chase over an extended three miles and the G1 Sun Bets Stayers' Hurdle over three miles at The Festival.
Nigel Twiston-Davies commented: "Jameson has done nothing wrong all season, though two miles was too quick for him last time. He will go for the Close Brothers Novices' Handicap Chase."
Jameson has had just five runs for Twsiton-Davies since joining the yard this season from Nicky Henderson, for whom he won a novice hurdle over two miles and four furlongs at Ffos Las in April, 2017.
Second to West Approach on his first start for his new stable in a beginners' chase at Ffos Las in October, 2017, the six-year-old went one better with a game neck victory in a two and a half mile novices' handicap chase at Sandown Park in November, 2017.
Since coming home second to Oldgrangewood in a valuable handicap chase over the same distance at Newbury in December, Jameson has finished last of four in novice chase events at Cheltenham and Newbury over two and a half and two miles in December and January.
He is entered in the JLT Novices' Chase and the Close Brothers Novices' Handicap Chase at The Festival.
Nigel Twiston-Davies said: "It was a nice performance at Kempton last time and The Festival is something we're definitely looking at. We didn't do much differently with him, but it was a smaller race last time - he had come down in the handicap and he is a quality horse."
Nigel Twiston-Davies said: "He was a winner over two and a half miles at Cheltenham and he is the sort of horse who could pop up and win a handicap."
He has since gone on to register close to 2,000 successes, with his 1,000th winner coming at Stratford in October, 2006.
Born on May 16, 1957, Twiston-Davies rode 17 winners as an amateur under Rules and gained a further 17 point-to-point victories, and served as assistant trainer to Richard Head and Fred Rimell as well as spells with Kim Bailey and David Nicholson.
Since 2009, Twiston-Davies' business partner and assistant trainer is former stable jockey Carl Llewellyn, who enjoyed two Grand National winners thanks to Party Politics in 1992 and Earth Summit in 1998.
His biggest winners this season include Bristol De Mai in the G1 Betfair Chase at Haydock Park on November 25 and Splash Of Ginge in the G3 BetVictor Gold Cup at Cheltenham on November 18.
He had two sons with his former wife Cathy . The eldest, Sam, 25, is stable jockey to leading Jump trainer Paul Nicholls and still rides regularly for his father.
William (Willy), 23, a successful rider on the Flat and over jumps, announced earlier this season that he will not be returning to race riding. He wants to become a trainer eventually after working in bloodstock.
The Irish Independent Leading Trainer Award at The Festival went to Ireland's Gordon Elliott for the first time in 2017. Elliott sent out six winners across the four days to edge out narrowly Ireland's champion Jump trainer, Willie Mullins, who also had six successes but one less runner-up.
Mullins is the second most successful trainer of all time at The Festival, with 54 victories, four behind Lambourn-based Nicky Henderson, who enjoyed three wins in 2017. Four trainers gained their first success at The Festival 2017 - Stuart Edmunds, Alan Fleming, Ben Pauling and Nick Williams.
An award for the leading owner at The Festival was instigated in 2017. This award, sponsored by NetJets in 2018, went to Michael O'Leary's Gigginstown House Stud with four winners. J P McManus was next with three successes and he broke the 50-winner mark at The Festival. He is the winning-most owner ever at The Festival with 52 victories.


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