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Things A Little Too Haptic With Your Galaxy-S?
If you are the lucky owner of a new Samsung Galaxy-S phone and are getting tired of a little vibration (aka "Haptic Feedback") nearly every time you interact with it, there's good news for you. Apparently you're not alone in your angst and the good folks over at Talkandroid.com have come to your aid.
Follow the link for a great step-by-step on how to disable the haptic feedback feature on your phone and give your hands some peace and quiet.
The Galaxy-S series of phones are known as the Vibrant on T-Mobile's network, the Captivate with AT&T, Fascinate with Verizon and the Epic 4G with Sprint.


Just off the Burke Gilman Trail, this two-bedroom condo is a treasure to see at the "Seventy-O-One." The Complex is well maintained & features nice grounds, garage parking, a pool and newer cabana house. This two-bedroom corner unit has a remodeled kitchen with new appliances, counters & cabinets. The big master suite is spacious with a walk-in closet & separate bath. This building is rock solid, boasts storage, elevator & is pet friendly, plus it is near the UW, on a bus line & the trail.


Auslandish has had the enormous privilege of partnering with Kah-Nee-Tah Gallery & Cottages in January to build their brand new website!!
Kah-Nee-Tah is a very special place, tucked into the coast of Lake Superior in Lutsen, MN. Their gallery represents many regional artists and their beautiful work (including some Auslandish product) AND they offer stays at their three beautiful cottages!
If you should find yourself on the North Shore be sure to stop there along the way, and if you need a restful get away in a quite nook of the North, book your stay in their cottages.
The incredibly talented Dane Pedersen, has worked with us to capture the beautiful space and the home-away-from-home feel that you get to rest in when you visit.
It has quickly become one of my very favorite places to stay when I am up North.


The winds that hurricanes bring may easily exceed 100 miles an hour, even after making landfall. Such strong winds are heavily destructive and easily uproot trees and damage buildings. Many hurricane damage policies provide coverage for fallen tree damage, but insurance companies may try to deny your claim. At Ged Lawyers, LLP, our Florida hurricane damage attorneys do not let the insurance companies jerk you around—we fight until you have been fairly compensated. We have recovered tens of millions of dollars for hurricane victims that insurance companies refused to pay.
How do insurance companies deny claims for tree damage?
Insurance companies are notorious for denying or delaying claims to try to save money. With fallen tree claims, for example, the insurance company may argue that the tree should not have been left standing on your property before the storm. The insurance company may argue that you knew the tree was weakened or diseased well before the storm, but since you did not take any steps to remove it, the tree fell on your house. Therefore, the insurance company argues that it should not be liable because you neglected the tree.
Similarly, if a tree from your neighbor's property fell onto your home, and the neighbor had neglected the tree, your insurance company may argue that the neighbor's insurance company should cover the damage. Of course, the neighbor's insurance policy would argue that since the neighbor neglected the tree, it is not liable—leaving you in a stressful predicament.
The insurance company may also try to argue that some of the damage was due to a preexisting condition. For example, say a tree falls and damages part of your roof. Your roof is older, but it has not had any major issues. Still, the insurance company may try to argue that you should have better maintained your roof to mitigate the damage from a fallen tree.
If you have one of these trees in your yard, it may be a good idea to have it checked out.
What do I do if a tree falls on my house during a hurricane?
If a tree falls on your house during a storm, of course, you should first make sure that it is safe to remain in the home. If not, you should try to seek shelter elsewhere.
Try to mitigate damage from the fallen tree as much as you can. For example, if rain is coming in through a hole in the roof, put a tarp up if you can do so safely.
Notify your insurance carrier as soon as possible about the damage. Take photos and write down your experience of what happened, if you were home when the tree fell.
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High Schools in Campbell Union High School District
School Districts in California
Map of Campbell Union High School District Boundaries and its Surrounding Districts
Boynton High School	 Public San Jose, CA	 282 23% 17.3
Branham High School	 Public San Jose, CA	 1514 12% 23.6
Camden Community Day	 Public San Jose, CA	 17 29% 5.5
Del Mar High School	 Public San Jose, CA	 1167 41% 22.1
Leigh High School	 Public San Jose, CA	 1654 5% 22.5
Prospect High School	 Public Saratoga, CA	 1474 26% 24.2
Westmont High School	 Public Campbell, CA	 1541 21% 22.9
The Campbell Union High School District high school list above should give you more information on how to choose the right school or contact any of the schools in the Campbell Union High School District
Click here to get a spreadsheet of California high schools
San Jose Unified
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Campbell Union High
Fremont Union High
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Number of Schools in Campbell Union High School District Compared Statewide
Campbell Union High School District has 7 school(s)
Number of Students in Campbell Union High School District Compared Statewide
Campbell Union High School District has 7649 students(s)
Student Teacher Ratio in Campbell Union High School District Compared Statewide
Campbell Union High School District has a 22.6 student teacher ratio
Free and Reduced Lunch Percentage in Campbell Union High School District Compared Statewide
Campbell Union High School District has a 0.0% Free and Reduced Lunch Percentage
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Campbell Union High School District	 7,649	 0 miles
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Los Gatos-saratoga Joint Union High School District	 3,301	 5 miles
Metro Education School District	 0	 5 miles
Santa Clara County Office Of Education School District	 3,801	 5 miles
Fremont Union High School District	 10,700	 5 miles
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Williston Economic Development participated in the Bakken Conference and Expo in Watford City earlier this week. The exhibitors and presenters agreed the Bakken is recovering from its 2-year slump and new technologies could improve production in the near future.
Pictured from left to right: Chris Bertelsen, Black Hills Trucking; Janna Lutz, CHI St. Alexius Health Williston Foundation; Ted Williams, Black Hills Trucking; and Dan Bjerknes, CHI St. Alexius Health Williston.
News Release - Black Hills Trucking has generously donated $25,000 to purchase a Panda Warmer for the birth place currently under construction at CHI St. Alexius Health Williston. A check presentation ceremony was held recently at the hospital.
Sen. Hoeven is pictured with Ian Kalil (left) and Isabella Sogard (right) at his Washington, D.C. office.
Travels with Darley toured the Watford City area in June.
McKenzie County Job Development Authority - Watford City and its surrounding attractions will be featured on an upcoming Travels with Darley episode. Darley Newman, host of the show, and her crew of technical experts spent four days visiting the people and places of McKenzie County in late June. Her visits included the Little Missouri National Grasslands, Theodore Roosevelt National Park, interactions with Native American culture, and various amenities of the area.
Join the Chamber for coffee & a light breakfast and network with your fellow Chamber members! The Daily Bagel is located at 302 14th St. W.
The meeting will be held at 6 p.m. in the Commission Room at City Hall.
The live music will begin at 5 p.m. on Main Street in Downtown Williston. Enjoy entertainment, food vendors, shopping and other activities for the whole family!
The presenters will be Anna's Groom Room and Roughneck Coffee with complimentary java provided by Roughneck. Join us at 8:30 a.m. at the Teton Lounge on the Williston State College campus.
The expo will be held from 8:30 a.m.- 5 p.m. at TrainND. $59 per person. Limited Seating Available! Register at www.willistonstate.edu/trainnd or call 701-572-2835.
The meeting will be held at the Ramada in Fargo, ND.


What is the "Wager Ladder"?
» What is the "Wager Ladder"?
For many reasons, including the size of the leagues, the unpredictability of weather causing rainouts and cancellations, and the skill disparity within each division, OCUA has moved away from the round-robin format for most leagues. For summer and fall seasons, it just isn't feasable.
Prevent blowout wins/losses by matching teams of roughly equivalent ability.
Ensuring that teams see a variety of opponents throughout the season.
To do this, teams in a division are first given a rating value (higher == better), based on past performance, coordinator knowledge, and feedback from captains. Then, a schedule is generated, and as games are reported, the game results affect a team's position in the division. Teams move up for wins, and down for losses based on a formula that takes into account the relative strength of teams and the score differential.
The current formula is called the "Wager Ladder". In this system, games are worth a variable total of points, based on the final score. Each team contributes some number of points from their ratings value towards this total, but the amount they contribute is not fixed -- it depends on their relative ratings. This contribution is that team's wager contributed to the pot. The losing team wins back the number of points they scored, and the winning team takes the remainder of the pot.
A team's percentage chance to win is computed based on the pre-game ratings values. This will determine what percentage of the game's value the team must contribute. For example, if both teams are evenly matched, they will each contribute 50% of the total. If instead, Team A has a 60% chance of winning, they contribute 60% of the total value.
After the game is complete, the pot value is computed. The pot value is double the winning score plus 10. For a normal game to 15, this would make the pot worth 40 points. For a game that ends in a timecapped win at 12, the pot would be 34 points. A game ending 17-16 after an overtime universe point would be worth 44 points.
Each team's contribution is calculated by multiplying the pot value by the team's percentage chance to win. This represents the maximum number of ratings points that team could lose.
The losing team then gains back the number of ratings points equal to their score. In an evenly-matched game ending 15-10, the losing team would gain back 10 points for a total loss of 10.
The winning team then gains the remainder of the pot. So, for example, if their contribution was 20 points, and they won 15-10, they would get a pot of 30, for a net gain of 10.


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Bob Fescoe Predicts Undefeated 2021 For Chiefs
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"Responding to a headline he saw on ESPN.com about 'where do the Chiefs go from here?' Fescoe passionately defended the state of Kansas City's football team."
Bob Fescoe grieves differently than most fans. Or maybe his half glass full mentality is just the product of having a historically good quarterback in his prime to root for.
Hours after Kansas City was blown out in the Super Bowl by Tom Brady and the Bucs, Fescoe was on his 610 Sports Radio morning show predicting an undefeated season for the Chiefs.
"They're going to take it to another level," Fescoe confidently stated. "This team may go 16-0 and run the table next year because they're going to feel like they have something to prove to everybody and tell them to go shove it where the sun don't shine."
Kansas City radio host predicts possible 16-0 Chiefs season after Super Bowl loss.
(via @610SportsKC) pic.twitter.com/JGiLUaVJ9p
— Audacy Sports (@AudacySports) February 8, 2021
According to Fescoe, the Chiefs no longer need to get creative in searching for motivation. The zero touchdown effort from the Chiefs in the Super Bowl created doubters and they'll use that as fuel for revenge.
"What's next is they regroup and they go kick ass next year and get back to the effing Super Bowl!" he said. "They lost the Super Bowl, they didn't lose their organization, they didn't lose their fire, they didn't lose what makes them great! This is still a Super Bowl team that is going to come back with a vengeance."
Statistically, Patrick Mahomes played the worst game of his career and it came during the second biggest game of his career. Usually, a Super Bowl performance like the one Mahomes displayed on Sunday is met with a negative fan response. I've never seen an athlete play similarly bad in a big game and get universally lauded for the effort, and I certainly can't remember another Super Bowl where the most impressive highlight was an incomplete pass by the losing team.
Mahomes and the Chiefs proved how hard it is to repeat as Super Bowl champions in the NFL. And as Mahomes annual salary begins its meteoric rise, the challenge of returning to the Super Bowl will only get more difficult. But on a day where it's easy to be down, credit Fescoe for hitching his wagon to the unique talent that Mahomes is.
Brandon Contes is a former reporter for BSM, now working for Awful Announcing. You can find him on Twitter @BrandonContes or reach him by email at Brandon.Contes@gmail.com.
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The game — held on Saturday, February 4th — will feature Steve Kouleas and Gord Stellick in the booth. Scott Laughlin will work as the broadcast's rinkside reporter.
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SiriusXM and the NHL have reached an extension that will see the satellite service continue to carry every league contest. The new multi-year deal will run through the 2028-2029 season.
Part of the deal includes the NHL All-Star Game airing exclusively on SiriusXM. The game had previously been distributed by Westwood One before Sports USA Media took over the rights in 2021.
The game — held on Saturday, February 4th — will feature Steve Kouleas and Gord Stellick in the booth. Scott Laughlin will work as the broadcast's rinkside reporter. All three are regulars on NHL Network Radio. Stellick and Laughlin serve as hosts of NHL Morning Skate, while Kouleas hosts the station's afternoon show, The Power Play.
NHL Network Radio will also provide live coverage of the league's All-Star Media Day on Thursday, February 2nd and the NHL All-Star Skills Competition on Friday, February 3rd.
The deal includes SiriusXM continuing to produce and distribute SiriusXM NHL Network Radio on the platform for the duration of the contract.
"Hockey fans are among the most passionate sports fans, and our long-term relationship with the NHL enables us to deliver those fans across North America comprehensive access to the league, offering them live broadcasts of every game and the only 24/7 NHL channel in audio," said SiriusXM's President and Chief Content Officer Scott Greenstein.
"Live sports, coupled with great, in-depth sports talk, is one of the key elements of our programming and we are very pleased to be extending our content agreement with the NHL for many more years."
The comment from Rosenberg comes after Giannotti was critical of he and La Greca last week. Giannotti claimed the pair were "bootlicking" Michael Kay.
The war of words between WFAN's Boomer & Gio and 98.7 ESPN New York's The Michael Kay Show continued Monday, with a quip from Peter Rosenberg about a rant from Gregg Giannotti.
Giannotti, a Vikings fan, was discussing his viewing situation during Monday morning's show as the franchise played the New York Giants. His wife, two daughters, mother, mother-in-law, and best friend joined him to watch the Super Wild Card game, and the WFAN host detailed that the situation grew more tense with each passing moment due to comments made by those in attendance.
Giannotti eventually admitted to yelling at his friend, and jokingly shouted "Not the time, Louise!" after his mother-in-law commented about how good the Giants had gotten during a Saquon Barkley touchdown run.
Don't watch a Vikings game with @GioWFAN! 🤣
Poor Louise.
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— WFAN Sports Radio (@WFAN660) January 17, 2023
The rant didn't go unnoticed by Rosenberg, however, and he replied to Giannotti's video clip of the segment by saying "Fake Don Lagrecca (sic) much? This is called gimmick infringement".
The comment from Rosenberg comes after Giannotti was critical of he and La Greca last week. Giannotti claimed the pair were "bootlicking" Michael Kay after walking back comments he made about getting a producer at the station fired by calling them "performance art".
While criticising Kay, Giannotti could not identify Rosenberg, only calling him "whatever his face".
"He's gonna retire. It doesn't matter whether you kiss his ass or not, it's not gonna be the difference in you getting that job when he leaves," Giannotti said of La Greca and Rosenberg. "Just stop it. Just stop kissing his ass."
Rosenberg responded to the disapproval from Giannotti last week by tweeting "My favorite part of the trash talk from the guy on the fan is 'pick on someone your own size Michael Kay… pick on me'…LOL who are you?!!!!"
"Never mind letting yourselves down, never mind letting your employer down, never mind letting your fans down, you let the great P.A. down."
One of Super Wild Card Weekend's biggest upsets came in the Giants/Vikings game on Sunday afternoon, and Vikings radio voice Paul Allen obviously wasn't thrilled about the final offensive play.
Jim Rome picked up on that listening to Allen's call of Kirk Cousins finding T.J. Hockenson short of the line to gain, ending Minnesota's season.
Rome said he hurt for Allen, who like many followers of the Vikings were shocked to see the second seed in the NFC playoffs bounced the first weekend.
"On the one hand sad P.A. is the saddest thing ever. I hate that so much," Rome said Monday. "But he turns into pissed P.A. too. I mean that is a brutal way to lose. And what's sadder than sad P.A.?"
Allen went viral halfway through the 2022-23 season, with his calls of a wild game against the Buffalo Bills on November 13. Allen went through a complete roller coaster of emotions as Buffalo fought to win 33-30 in overtime.
You've seen the plays.
You've heard the calls.
But @PAOnTheMic's reactions?
🎙: Paul Allen pic.twitter.com/YxeofjpFRt
— Minnesota Vikings (@Vikings) November 16, 2022
Rome added that he thought disappointing Allen was the worst of all for the NFC North champs.
"Never mind letting yourselves down, never mind letting your employer down, never mind letting your fans down, you let the great P.A. down," he said.
Jordan Bondurant is a features reporter for Barrett Sports Media. He works full-time as a multimedia specialist at the Virginia State Corporation Commission, while also putting in part-time work for News Radio WRVA and 910 The Fan in Richmond. Additionally, you can find Jordan contributing coverage of the Washington Capitals for the blog NoVa Caps. His prior media experiences include working for the Richmond Times-Dispatch, the Danville Register & Bee, Virginia Lawyers Weekly and ABC 8News. He can be reached by email at jordan.e.bondurant@gmail.com or follow him on Twitter @J__Bondurant.
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Synopsis: Based on an Elmore Leonard novel of the same name, in this sequel to Get Shorty John Travolta returns as Chili Palmer, Miami mobster turned film producer. Palmer is getting into the music business, taking on an up-and-coming female rock star (Christina Milian) with his co-manager (Uma Thurman), and facing off the Russian Mafia.
Writer Peter Steinfeld isn't exactly known for writing riveting sequels (Exhibit One: Analyse That). I now present Exhibit Two to the jury: Be Cool. While Elmore's Get Shorty book was great, maybe his sequel Be Cool kamikazed into the seconds bin. I don't know. I do know Steinfeld is a mangler of all one holds dear in a screenplay: character, plot, structure, credibility, integrity and so on. And making matters worse, director F. Gary Gray is on autopilot - the kind that piloted a DC-10 into the side of Mt Erebus back in 1979. If you could find this film's black box, it too would be squawking "whoop, whoop, pull up, whoop whoop, pull..."
In a sad irony, the film lingers on the peril of making film sequels, pathetically oblivious to the fact that it is itself one of the worst sequels in recent memory. Maybe you can get away with cute referential stuff about film sequels in the novel form, but Be Cool crashes straight through already thin ice by translating a referential novel into self-referential celluloid. It's no wonder the groovy Rene Russo bailed out of coming back for the sequel.
Absurd product placement just adds insult to injury. Apparently I, Robot set a new standard which virus-like Be Cool is now emulating. It's no longer enough to show the new-fangled gizmo once. You now have to mention its name, describe its cool features, and then rinse and repeat a few minutes later in case anyone's forgotten. Even Hollywood actors are product placed these days. Ick.
Gray's effort is also an example of taking film references too far. So far that they approach plagiarism rather than being coherent thoughts in their own right. When you start to recognise bits of the cheerleader flick Bring It On in something allegedly based on Elmore, you know you're in trouble. Be Cool is a lame attempt to appeal to every target demographic the studio can think of that only ends up appealing to the lowest common denominator.


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Two asymmetrical, five-sided "triangles" surround an asymmetrical "pyramid" on a delicate band, playing with the concept of a traditional center-and-side-stone-ring by reconstructing it in pure metal.
Available in a variety of metal colors including: 18 karat yellow, rose, white gold, sterling silver or black rhodium-plated sterling silver.
Made in New York City from the world's finest materials.


Chilango want to say thankyou to the NHS, armed forces, police force, fire brigade, ambulance crews, HM coastguard and RNLI by offering them a 20% discount!
It's a wonderful offer and one that's well deserved, just remember to show some kind of identification when you order.
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Developer Red Storm has been caught Red Handed bringing unnecessary politics into gaming, an exclusive investigation by Point & Clickbait into Star Trek: Bridge Crew can today reveal.
Although their new VR co-op title may seem innocuous on the surface, even a cursory look into the game's lore and setting shows a deeply troubling universe, where players are exposed to radical ideas about tolerance and socialism from the science-fiction regressive left.
Point & Clickbait can now reveal that rather than simply being a piece of entertainment, Star Trek: Bridge Crew actually takes place in an extremely political sci-fi future where all races and species work together, having discarded gender roles and class structure to build a society of tolerance and equality, free of wage slavery or artificial resource scarcity. Can you believe this garbage??
The usual 'SJW' games journalists haven't been making a big deal about this one for some reason, which is why we didn't pick it up until now. But from the moment you turn on this hyper-immersive cultural Marxism simulator it's clear that the real enemy the bridge crew will be fighting is not aliens, but the invasive cultural programming Red Storm are trying to force down our throats.
During our hands-on time with the game, we discovered several concerning instances where the race and gender of our characters had no effect on the game or our abilities, and several more scenarios where this so-called 'Federation' actually seemed to be suggesting that such things don't matter. Isn't there any genre that these SJWs can't ruin?
Several Wikipedia pages examined as part of our exclusive investigation reveal that Bridge Crew may be just the tip of the iceberg for this potentially dangerous lunatic left franchise. What's next – movies? TV shows? The mind boggles. Only one thing is clear: this madness must be stopped and Red Storm must be made to apologise for bringing their politics into space.


ROSHOLT is located in PORTAGE county, Wisconsin at latitude 44.630421 and longitude -89.307414 with an elevation of 1175 feet. The population of ROSHOLT is 483 as of the year 2005 with a population growth of -6.76% from the year 2000 through 2005. The most common zip code of ROSHOLT is 54473.


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Friday Fun: Ditch Airports, Security Lines, and Cramped Seats–Get A Jetpack!
Canadian inventor Raymond Li has spent the last 10 years working on this project, and it's finally seeing the light of success. He calls the invention JetLev, and unlike the commonly conceived rocket powered jetpacks that you've seen in James Bond movies and The Rocketeer, this one is powered by water. The pack weighs approximately 30 lbs, and produces 430 lbs of thrust that will allow you to fly up to speeds of 22 mph at a maximum height of 30 feet.
Ramond Li was able to achieve a lightweight and fuel efficient rocket pack by attaching a 33 foot hose to a specialized Jet-Ski. The Jet-Ski has a 215-260hp engine and also holds the fuel and larger pumps. Because it's on water, the Jet-Ski is simply pulled behind the JetLev and the drag created by this actually helps balance the jetpack's flight. The pack itself is quite versatile and allows for pinpoint accurate movement – yes, it really works! With a full tank of gas this baby can provide up to 2 hours of flight time.
Below is a demonstration of their working success last year and some have reported that many vacation resorts in the Caribbean, Bahamas, and Mediterranean are currently adding these machines to their repertoire. But, they don't come cheap – according to NewScientist each unit is going to cost around $99,500.
So what do you think? Would you want to take a jetpack for a ride out on the water?
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Q: Automated test for Flask server won't recognize HTML tags in rendered templates (Python) I'm really new in Stack Overflow (and coding in general for that matter). Our final assignment for our Web Programming period in college is to make a Flask server which will recover info from the openFDA API (a compilation of commercial drug labels). It has to retreive the drugs' names/manufacturers/medical warnings... and display them in a HTML list, which then I render with the "render_template" command .
The code for the server will be tested by a program our teacher gave us, and we need to pass all tests in order to not fail the whole subject. Currently I only have three tests left to beat,but I can't figure them out.
I have a slight idea of what's going on however. I think the test doesn't recognize the tags "li" tags of the elements of the list, thus thinking the list is just empty. I've tried to solve this, but I've had no luck so far.
I would be very grateful if you guys could give me a solution in two days or less. If I fail this I'll have to pay a ton of money for next year's tuition, so, yeah...
Here's my server:
from flask import Flask
from flask import render_template
from flask import request
from flask import Response
from flask import redirect
from functools import wraps
import http.client
import json

app = Flask(__name__)

MAIN_INPUT = "api.fda.gov"
headers = {'User-Agent': 'http-client'}
DEBUG = True

main_conn = http.client.HTTPSConnection(MAIN_INPUT)

@app.route ("/searchDrug", methods = ['GET']) # Busca hasta 100 medicamentos con el principio activo especificado
def getActIng():

    name = request.args['active_ingredient']
    limit = request.args['limit']

    try:
        openfda_input = '/drug/label.json?search=active_ingredient:{acting}&limit={lim}'.format(acting=name,lim=limit)
        main_conn.request('GET', openfda_input, None, headers)
    except:
        print("Error")
        exit(1)

    data_stage1 = main_conn.getresponse()

    data_stage2 = data_stage1.read()
    main_conn.close()

    data_final = json.loads(data_stage2)

    main_dict = data_final['results']
    name_list=[]
    for elem in main_dict:
        if 'brand_name' in elem['openfda']:
            name_list.append("
" + str(elem['openfda']['brand_name']).strip("['']") + "
")
        else:
            name_list.append("
Desconocido
")

    name_str = str(''.join(name_list))

    def print_ul(elements):
        print("
")
        for s in elements:
            ul = "
" + str(s) + "
"
        print(ul)
        print("
")

    html_str = """
        <!DOCTYPE html>

Nombres comerciales disponibles para medicamentos con {r} como principio activo en openFDA:

Mostrando {l} resultados

{mans}

        """

    with open("templates/getActIng.html","w") as main_output:
        main_output.write("")
        html_str_mod = html_str.format(r=name, l=limit, mans=name_str)
        main_output.write(html_str_mod)

    print(name_str)

    return render_template('getActIng.html')

@app.route ("/searchCompany", methods = ['GET']) # Busca hasta 100 medicamentos fabricados por la empresa especificada
def getComName():

    company_name = request.args['company']
    limit = request.args['limit']

    try:
        openfda_input = '/drug/label.json?search=manufacturer_name:{comnam}&limit={lim}'.format(comnam=company_name,lim=limit)
        main_conn.request('GET', openfda_input, None, headers)
    except:
        print("Error")
        exit(1)

    data_stage1 = main_conn.getresponse()

    data_stage2 = data_stage1.read()
    main_conn.close()

    data_final = json.loads(data_stage2)

    main_dict = data_final['results']
    med_list=[]
    for elem in main_dict:
        if 'manufacturer_name' in elem['openfda']:
            med_list.append("
" + str(elem['openfda']['brand_name']).strip("['']") + "
")
        else:
            med_list.append("
Desconocido
")

    med_str = str(''.join(med_list))

    html_str = """
        <!DOCTYPE html>

Medicamentos fabricados por {r} en openFDA:

Mostrando {l} resultados

{meds}

        """

    with open("templates/getComName.html","w") as main_output:
        html_str_mod = html_str.format(r=company_name,l=limit,meds=med_str)
        main_output.write(html_str_mod)

    return render_template('getComName.html')

@app.route ("/listDrugs", methods = ['GET']) # Devuelve una cantidad aleatoria de medicamentos
def getListDrugs():

    limit = request.args['limit']

    try:
        openfda_input = '/drug/label.json?limit={amount}'.format(amount=limit)
        main_conn.request('GET', openfda_input, None, headers)
    except:
        print("Error")
        exit(1)

    data_stage1 = main_conn.getresponse()

    data_stage2 = data_stage1.read()
    main_conn.close()

    data_final = json.loads(data_stage2)

    main_dict = data_final['results']
    ran_list=[]
    for elem in main_dict:
        if 'brand_name' in elem['openfda']:
            ran_list.append("
" + str(elem['openfda']['brand_name']).strip("['']") + "
")
        else:
            ran_list.append("
Desconocido
")

    ran_str = str(''.join(ran_list))

    html_str = """
        <!DOCTYPE html>

Nombres comerciales de {r} medicamentos de openFDA:

Mostrando {l} resultados

{rans}

        """

    with open("templates/getListDrugs.html","w") as main_output:
        html_str_mod = html_str.format(r=limit,l=limit, rans=ran_str)
        main_output.write(html_str_mod)

    return render_template('getListDrugs.html')

@app.route ("/listCompanies", methods = ['GET']) # Devuelve una cantidad especificada de empresas con uno de sus productos
def getListCom():

    limit = request.args['limit']

    try:
        openfda_input = '/drug/label.json?limit={amount}'.format(amount=limit)
        main_conn.request('GET', openfda_input, None, headers)
    except:
        print("Error")
        exit(1)

    data_stage1 = main_conn.getresponse()

    data_stage2 = data_stage1.read()
    main_conn.close()

    data_final = json.loads(data_stage2)

    main_dict = data_final['results']
    com_list=[]
    for elem in main_dict:
        if 'manufacturer_name' in elem['openfda']:
            com_list.append("
" + str(elem['openfda']['manufacturer_name']).strip("['']") + "
")
        else:
            com_list.append("
Desconocido
")

    com_str = str(''.join(com_list))

    html_str = """
        <!DOCTYPE html>

Nombres de {r} fabricantes (y sus respectivos productos) de openFDA:

Mostrando {l} resultados

{prod}

        """

    with open("templates/getListCom.html","w") as main_output:
        html_str_mod = html_str.format(r=limit,l=limit, prod=com_str)
        main_output.write(html_str_mod)

    return render_template('getListCom.html')

@app.route ("/listWarnings", methods = ['GET']) # Devuelve una cantidad aleatoria de medicamentos
def getListWar():

    limit = request.args['limit']

    try:
        openfda_input = '/drug/label.json?limit={amount}'.format(amount=limit)
        main_conn.request('GET', openfda_input, None, headers)
    except:
        print("Error")
        exit(1)

    data_stage1 = main_conn.getresponse()

    data_stage2 = data_stage1.read()
    main_conn.close()

    data_final = json.loads(data_stage2)

    main_dict = data_final['results']
    war_list=[]
    for elem in main_dict:
        if 'warnings' in elem:
            war_list.append("
" + str(elem['warnings']).strip("['']") + "
")
        else:
            war_list.append("
Desconocido
")

    war_str = str(''.join(war_list))

    html_str = """
        <!DOCTYPE html>

Advertencias:

Mostrando {l} resultados

{wars}

        """

    with open("templates/getListWars.html","w") as main_output:
        html_str_mod = html_str.format(l=limit, wars=war_str)
        main_output.write(html_str_mod)

    return render_template('getListWars.html')

@app.route('/secret', methods = ['GET'])
def getSecret():
    return Response(
    'Could not verify your access level for that URL.\n'
    'You have to login with proper credentials', 401,
    {'WWW-Authenticate': 'Basic realm="Not Authorized"'})

@app.route('/redirect', methods = ['GET'])
def getRedirect():
    return redirect("http://127.0.0.1:8000/", code=302)

@app.route('/', methods=['GET', 'POST'])
def index():

    return """
        <!DOCTYPE html>

            <meta charset="UTF-8">
            <title>OpenFDA-project</title>

        <form action = "listDrugs" method="get">
          <input type="submit" value="Listar fármacos">
            Limite: <input type="text" name="limit" value="">
        </form>
        <form action = "listCompanies" method="get">
          <input type="submit" value="Listar empresas">
            Limite: <input type="text" name="limit" value="">
        </form>
        <form action = "searchDrug" method="get">
          <input type="submit" value="Buscar fármaco">
            Campo: <input type="text" name="active_ingredient" value="">
            Limite Drug: <input type="text" name="limit" value="">
        </form>
        <form action = "searchCompany" method="get">
          <input type="submit" value="Buscar empresas">
            Campo: <input type="text" name="company" value="">
            Limite Com: <input type="text" name="limit" value="">
        </form>
        <form action = "listWarnings" method="get">
          <input type="submit" value="Advertencias">
            Limite: <input type="text" name="limit" value="">
        </form>

        """

if __name__ == "__main__":
    app.run('127.0.0.1', port = 8000, debug = True, use_reloader = False)

Here's the automated test:
import os
import subprocess
import sys
import threading
import time
import unittest

import requests

from html.parser import HTMLParser

PYTHON_CMD = os.path.abspath(sys.executable)

class OpenFDAHTMLParser(HTMLParser):

    def __init__(self):
        super().__init__()
        self.actions_list = []
        self.forms_number = 0
        self.items_number = 0

    def handle_starttag(self, tag, attrs):
        # print("Encountered a start tag:", tag)
        if tag == "form":
            self.forms_number += 1
            for attr in attrs:
                if attr[0] == 'action':
                    self.actions_list.append(attr[1])
        elif tag == "li":
            self.items_number += 1

    def handle_endtag(self, tag):
        # print("Encountered an end tag :", tag)
        pass

    def handle_data(self, data):
        # print("Encountered some data  :", data)
        pass

class WebServer(threading.Thread):
    """ Thread to start the web server """

    def run(self):
        # Start the web server in a thread. It will be killed once tests have finished
        cmd = [PYTHON_CMD, 'server.py']
        proc = subprocess.Popen(cmd, stderr=subprocess.PIPE)
        TestOpenFDA.WEBSERVER_PROC = proc
        outs, errs = proc.communicate()
        errs_str = errs.decode("utf8")
        if 'Address already in use' in errs_str:
            TestOpenFDA.PORT_BUSY = True
            return

class TestOpenFDA(unittest.TestCase):
    """ Automatic testing for OpenFDA web server main features """
    WEBSERVER_PROC = None
    PORT_BUSY = False
    TEST_PORT = 8000
    TEST_DRUG = 'Aspirin'
    TEST_COMPANY = 'Bayer'
    TEST_ACTIONS = ['listDrugs', 'searchDrug', 'listCompanies', 'searchCompany', 'listWarnings']

    @classmethod
    def setUpClass(cls):
        """ Start the web server to be tested """
        WebServer().start()
        # Wait for web sever init code
        time.sleep(1)
        if cls.PORT_BUSY:
            raise RuntimeError("PORT BUSY")

    @classmethod
    def tearDownClass(cls):
        """ Shutdown the webserver """
        cls.WEBSERVER_PROC.kill()

    def test_web_server_init(self):
        resp = requests.get('http://localhost:' + str(self.TEST_PORT))
        # print(resp.text)
        parser = OpenFDAHTMLParser()
        parser.feed(resp.text)
        # Remove listWarnings that it is not in the basic specification
        self.TEST_ACTIONS.remove('listWarnings')
        try:
            parser.actions_list.remove('listWarnings')
        except ValueError:
            # The form does not include this option
            pass
        self.assertEqual(len(parser.actions_list), 4)
        self.assertEqual(set(self.TEST_ACTIONS), set(parser.actions_list))
        self.TEST_ACTIONS.append('listWarnings')

    def test_web_server_init_warnings(self):
        # In the complete project a listWarnings is included
        resp = requests.get('http://localhost:' + str(self.TEST_PORT))
        # print(resp.text)
        parser = OpenFDAHTMLParser()
        parser.feed(resp.text)
        self.assertEqual(parser.forms_number, 5)
        self.assertEqual(set(self.TEST_ACTIONS), set(parser.actions_list))

    def test_list_drugs(self):
        url = 'http://localhost:' + str(self.TEST_PORT)
        url += '/listDrugs?limit=10'
        resp = requests.get(url)
        parser = OpenFDAHTMLParser()
        parser.feed(resp.text)
        self.assertEqual(parser.items_number, 10)

    def test_list_drugs_limit(self):
        url = 'http://localhost:' + str(self.TEST_PORT)
        url += '/listDrugs?limit=22'
        resp = requests.get(url)
        parser = OpenFDAHTMLParser()
        parser.feed(resp.text)
        self.assertEqual(parser.items_number, 22)

    def test_search_drug(self):
        url = 'http://localhost:' + str(self.TEST_PORT)
        url += '/searchDrug?active_ingredient="%s"' % self.TEST_DRUG
        resp = requests.get(url)
        # print(resp.text)
        parser = OpenFDAHTMLParser()
        parser.feed(resp.text)
        self.assertEqual(parser.items_number, 10)

    def test_list_companies(self):
        url = 'http://localhost:' + str(self.TEST_PORT)
        url += '/listCompanies?limit=10'
        resp = requests.get(url)
        # print(resp.text)
        parser = OpenFDAHTMLParser()
        parser.feed(resp.text)
        self.assertEqual(parser.items_number, 10)

    def test_list_warnings(self):
        url = 'http://localhost:' + str(self.TEST_PORT)
        url += '/listWarnings?limit=10'
        resp = requests.get(url)
        # print(resp.text)
        parser = OpenFDAHTMLParser()
        parser.feed(resp.text)
        self.assertEqual(parser.items_number, 10)

    def test_search_company(self):
        url = 'http://localhost:' + str(self.TEST_PORT)
        url += '/searchCompany?company=' + self.TEST_COMPANY
        resp = requests.get(url)
        # print(resp.text)
        parser = OpenFDAHTMLParser()
        parser.feed(resp.text)
        self.assertEqual(parser.items_number, 10)

    def test_not_found(self):
        url = 'http://localhost:' + str(self.TEST_PORT)
        url += '/not_exists_resource'
        resp = requests.get(url)
        self.assertEqual(resp.status_code, 404)

    def test_redirect(self):
        url = 'http://localhost:' + str(self.TEST_PORT)
        url += '/redirect'
        resp = requests.get(url)
        self.assertEqual(resp.status_code, 200)

    def test_auth(self):
        url = 'http://localhost:' + str(self.TEST_PORT)
        url += '/secret'
        resp = requests.get(url)
        self.assertEqual(resp.status_code, 401)

if __name__ == "__main__":
    unittest.main(warnings='ignore')

And here's the traceback I get in Windows Command Prompt (I know, I know, I'll switch to some Linux distro the moment I get myself a new hard drive XD):
https://imgur.com/4YvSEvR


There are a variety of simple ways to make your outfit stand out by accessories alone! Especially, when you have loose chain and gradated thread within reach. Today's DIY is inspired by my appreciation for [neon] colours. Yes, that's it!
Remember this fun colourful thread that I used for my spool earrings? I had a small amount left over and decided that it was the perfect moment to create a necklace. Since then, I've been working on other projects for a couple of my friends (may show at later date), and I wanted to add a few chain styled pieces in my accessories trunk. I was struck by this thread because of its intense and gradual colour change.
Here's the quick and fab how-to!
Solid colour thread-thick (length of chain + /8"
I took flat chain and cut it to my preferred length (you may use a measuring tape to see where you want your necklace to drop). Then, with the coloured thread I started to insert thread in every two chain links ... over and under the chain, weaving the the thread through the chain (see images). Next, two knots were made on each end of the chain to secure the thread. You should use thicker thread than your chain width ... depending on your chain width.
To make the adjustable loops/straps I tied a double knot at one chain end (side A) first, allowing the loop end to be extended on the thread's outside edge. Then, on the opposite chain end (side B), I interlocked its thread end with the extended loop of side A, creating another double knot with an extended loop.
To check your straps, you should now be able to pull on both sides to make the necklace tighter or looser. Pull each chain end tightly on the double knots to secure. Use scissors to cut excess from loop ends, but leaving at least .25" on the ends to add cord ends/tabs to finish the edges. Use pliers to attach metal tabs. Secure each tab closed and you're finished!
*More DIYs coming up for you soon.
This is a really cute DIY! I may tackle it with my sister when I am in Atlanta over the next few weeks!
this is so much fun! you could make bracelets too, and stack them in different colors!
This is such a cool idea - love the look of it!
Definitely! I've done the bracelets so a necklace was needed as well..
that is so cute! cool DIY dear! love it!
love this necklace! what a great idea. the colors make it so fun!
ooooh this is so useful! I love this DY!!
Wow, this is a neat idea. Accessories really do make an outfit.
Great. Love this rainbow string.
Very cool DIY - I love how the neon pops but is subtle at the same time!
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Very cute Madison! I love the multi-color neon thread!
This necklace is so cute! And I'm loving how colorful it is too!
that's a great way to brighten up a chain and make it look fabulous! The neon thread definitely adds pizzaz!
Love this DIY - the necklace is SO fun!
Beautiful ! I love the contrast of the chain and the neon thread, brilliant !!
I love the fun, bright colors. Right up my alley!
Wow, that's so easy to make. And it really turns a regular silver chain into a very springy necklace! Love the tutorial.
Me too! Thank you for your sweet comment Erika!
Thank you Rocquelle. Yes, it works best with gradated thread.
Another fantastic DIY. LOVE the colors!
THis is cool! Very neat idea.
I love neon colours too. This is a fantanstic DIY.
OMG super cute and fun!! It's been awhile since my last DIY.
Now that's a fun and EASY DIY!
Thank you Dvora! -xo Have a joyous weekend.
Great article! Well-written and nicely presented.
I am really struck by this thread because of its intense and gradual colour change.


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Palazzo Arese Borromeo is an historic noble palace situated in Cesano Maderno, in the Province of Monza and Brianze, Lombardy, Italy.

Background
The northern wing of the palazzo was built in the 16th century by Bartolomeo il Vecchio (1508–1562). Giulio I Arese (1575-1627) began expansions around 1620. The largest parts of the palazzo were built between 1654 and 1670 by count Bartolomeo III Arese, then president of the Senate of Milan under rule of Philip IV and Charles II of Spain, turning the countryside villa into an exemplary suburban noble residence for the House of Arese.

The palazzo is currently property of the comune of Cesano Maderno.

The interiors of the palazzo are visitable thanks to guided tours on Saturday and Sunday. The park is open every day, with free entrance.

Description

Architecture

The residence is remains as it was built by Bartolomeo III, demonstrating his taste and cultural references. The project of the palazzo must be read as part of a more complex urban planning project, with the function of giving the new nobile residence maximum visibility in the region of Cesano.

The palazzo is in late baroque Lombard style, and is notable for its Genovese loggia, its internal court yard, and its gardens all'Italiana. The building has a simple but elegant quadrangular structure, flanked by service buildings that complicate the plan. The principle facade, characterized by its nobile sobriety, is composed of an exedra and doric pilasters. In the northern wing there is a chapel, and In the southern wing there is a tower, built upon the remains of its medieval predecessor.

Interiors
The palazzo is lined with frescos by the most prominent Milanese baroque artists, including Ercole Procaccini the Younger, the Montalto brothers, Antonio Busca, Giovanni Ghisolfi, Giuseppe Nuvolone, and Federico Bianchi. The painted cycles are part of a complex iconographic project, involving recreated landscapes and mythology, to communicate the economic and political power of the House of Arese under Spanish Habsburg rule.

The Salone d'Onere dei Fasti Romani

The most important room in the palazzo is the Salone d'Onore, also known as Salone of the Fasti Romani. It consists of two bands: the inferior band depicts the history of Rome, and the superior band displays dames and signori, musicians, servants, and mendicants peering over a balustrade as though a public observation of the feasts for which the room was dedicated.

Gardens and nymphaeum
The gardens are composed of a large natural park, large fountains, a nymphaeum, an ancient example of an ice house, and a more private giardino all'Italiana on the northern side.

Hotel Parco Borromeo
The palazzo hosts a 4 stars Hotel with different services, including the visit of different historical sites of the Milan metropolitan area. The Hotel delivers an eating service through restaurant "Il Fauno" which has 3 different locations for dining: the restaurant, the veranda and the garden.

Gallery

References

Sources

 Tesori di Lombardia - La ghiacciaia ed il Palazzo Arese Borromeo a Cesano Maderno - Bellavite Editore Missaglia

Further reading

 Palazzo Arese Borromeo Cesano Maderno
 Lombardia Beni Culturali: il Palazzo Arese Borromeo di Cesano Maderno
 Bartolomeo III Arese and the Italian Senate
 University of San Raffaele - Faculty of Philosophy at Palazzo Arese Borromeo in Cesano Maderno
 Association of Friends of Palazzo and Park Arese Borromeo

Palaces in Lombardy
Baroque palaces in Italy


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The Newton-Picarte Fund in Chile, in collaboration with its Chilean partners, will design joint funding initiatives to address global development challenges where Chile has the expertise to maintain and grow the UK-Chile research and innovation relationship as a true partnership of equals.
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PPE shipped by medical.gives welcomed by Tanzanian Health Minister
A huge consignment of life-saving personal protective equipment (PPE), shipped by Barnabas Aid's medical.gives initiative to Tanzania, is being deployed to protect health workers from a deadly new threat.
The cost of transporting the equipment to Tanzania and to four other African countries was paid for by medical.gives.
The consignment was welcomed on 29 September by the country's Health Minister Ummy Mwalimu and presented by Mags Gaynor, a representative of the Irish government, which donated the equipment.
Tanzanian Health Minister Ummy Mwalimu officially receives the PPE from Mags Gaynor, representative of the Irish government [Image credit: Embassy of Ireland, Tanzania]
The handover came days after Tanzania was put on alert by the minister's department against ebola. It is a highly contagious disease that claimed more than 11,300 lives in West Africa between 2014 and 16, and killed 2,280 people in the Democratic Republic of Congo in 2018.
Medical masks, gloves, scrubs and other items included in nine 40-foot shipping containers of PPE transported by medical.gives are being issued to health staff working in areas of Tanzania deemed at the highest risk of an ebola outbreak.
Health surveillance was stepped up after neighbouring Uganda confirmed 35 infections and seven deaths from a strain of ebola for which there is no approved vaccine or drug treatment. PPE is also being issued to Tanzanian staff helping to combat Covid-19.
Around 50 million pieces of PPE, worth around $44 million, were donated to Christian hospitals in east and southern Africa by the Irish government.
Working in partnership with historic charity Crown Agents, medical.gives transported the PPE in 40 shipping containers.
"Barnabas Aid is delighted to be partnering with the Crown Agents to deliver this much-needed PPE to struggling hospitals in Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Zambia and Zimbabwe," said Barnabas Aid's International CEO Hendrik Storm.
"We are most grateful to the Irish government for their generous donation of surplus PPE which is now arriving in a continent so desperately in need."
Distribution of the PPE is ongoing in Kenya and Zambia and is about to commence in Zimbabwe. The equipment will shortly be dispatched to Uganda.
Give thanks for the safe and timely arrival of the PPE in Tanzania. Pray that the country will succeed in preventing an ebola outbreak. Ask for guidance for health teams in Uganda that they will halt further spread of the disease.
African hospitals give thanks for medical.gives PPE delivery
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This lovely fresh peach and raspberry cake may be a bit ahead of the season here, but I know it won't be long for some of you before you are awash in fresh fruit.
And as I mentioned above, it's one-bowl easy, too. More correctly, it's one saucepan easy. Yes, this cake's batter is made on the stovetop in a saucepan quickly and easily. Then into the oven. I especially enjoy this cake warm from the oven, but it is also lovely at room temperature. As it's wonderfully moist, it keeps well for several days, too.
You can peel the peaches if you like or leave them on. I tend to leave them on most of the time.
Use firm, just ripe peaches for this one and be sure to cut generous wedges, for lots of fruit per piece of cake.
You'll notice that this cake is baked in an 7.5 x 11-inch baking pan, aka a "brownie" pan. If you don't have that size, the best alternative would be a 9 x 9-inch square pan. Note that the baking time may vary slightly.
As the cake is covered for the last part of baking, it can be difficult to see when it might be getting a little over-cooked. Mine went a few minutes longer than it should have :) So take a peek regularly in the last part of baking and grab it out when it is just cooked.
Fresh peaches and raspberries come together in this delicious, moist snacking cake. With ground almonds in the cake and flaked almonds on top, for great flavour.
I love the simplicity of this cake and the peaches add the perfect summer touch to it. Delicious!!
One bowl baking for the win Jennifer! This is my kind of summer cake!
Thanks Mary Ann and me, too!
Love the combination of fruits and almonds here….plus – you can't beat one bowl cooking!
Delicious as usual Jennifer, I love that you used the brownie pan, I love that size!
I love everything about this cake; the flavor combination, the almond topping, the easy way you brought it together. I cannot wait to try this for my next brunch or family get-together!
Thanks Tricia :) This cake is so easy and delicious. I'll be trying it with all kinds of fruit!


Mask is a two-person exhibition which looks at the relationship between photography and the mask in the context of the traditional masquerade festival.
Contemporary photographers, Charles Fréger (FR) and Axel Hoedt (DE) have both spent a number of years photographing European masquerade traditions. While the practices depicted broadly represent familiar themes – human relationship to nature, the cycle of the seasons, fertility, life and death – the diversity of personae and rituals documented, and the quiet, almost surreal way that they have been photographed, shed new light on an ancient subject.
Dusk documents Axel Hoedt's journey through the carnival culture of southwestern Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Festival revelers are photographed in earnest poses, static against a bright background, in a forest or next to rural buildings. Hoedt juxtaposes classic studio photography, Polaroid snapshots and still-life imagery.
Charles Fréger has photographed in villages and regions throughout Europe to capture the great range of costumes and rituals associated with the myth of the 'wild man'. Half man, half beast, Fréger's Wilder Mann manifests as demons, devils, bears, goats, wild boars, stags and straw men, as well as strange, hybrid figures.
In the context of high-speed, high-tech contemporary life, Mask reveals our continued fascination with, and desire for the ancient, the primal and the authentic. As Sean O'Hagan put it in his review of Charles Fréger's photobook of the same work: 'That the "wild man" is flickering back into life surely tells us something about our need for myth, ritual and tradition. Or our need for spectacle, which, increasingly, seems all that remains of the once-powerful symbols conjured up by our collective imagination to keep darkness at bay'.


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Q: How to manage load balancing There are 10 servers of a particular organization . Give some load-balancing algorithm for it. Also consider a case where 1 of the server takes 10 sec to process a request and other takes only 1 sec. So, how will you manage this bottleneck?

A: There are several ways of doing so but one of the best way is LOAD BALANCING BY COST.
In this type of balancing we assign a cost to each connection from client to server on the basis of the distance between them, policies of sub-networks between them, medium of data transmission between them etc. and after doing so we try to relocate/refer the connections to that server which gives the overall minimum cost of the connections.

A: May be a simple solution is: Out of every 10 tasks, assign the 1st one to the server that takes 10 sec. The next 9 tasks goes to the server that takes 1 sec.
Of course, here I assume tasks are coming in at 1 sec intervals as an assumption. With that assumption and above approach both the servers are fully utilized.


Water heating accounts for 27% of energy use in an average New Zealand house, so achieving energy efficiency can make a significant difference to energy use and costs.
A hot water system must be designed to provide sufficient hot water for household needs. It must meet health and safety requirements such as controlling temperature and pressure to ensure there is minimal risk of scalding or of a storage cylinder exploding, and to prevent the growth of Legionella bacteria.
using energy efficient and water efficient appliances, or appliances that heat their own water (unless you use solar or heat pump water heating).
For Building Code requirements, information about controlling temperature and pressure, and information about system layout and capacity, see hot water supply in the Water section of this site.
In general, the most energy efficient system for most household purposes will be an appropriately sized storage system with solar or heat pump water heating. For outlets that are rarely used or remote from the main hot water supply, a continuous flow system may be more convenient and minimise energy use.
The government's Energywise website has an online tool here to help homeowners and their advisors select a water heating system.


CFS symptoms can make it hard to do everyday activity. They also differ among people. Symptoms may appear quickly or build slowly over time. They may also appear after an infection such as a cold. The infection goes away, but severe fatigue lingers. Symptoms can be constant or may come and go.
Having a hard time meeting the activity level you had before you were sick. This includes work, school, social events, or exercise. It may worsen with time.
Physical or mental fatigue after which gets worse with exertion. Fatigue can last more than 24 hours.
Fatigue that doesn't get better with rest or a full night's sleep.
Problems falling or staying asleep, or the need to nap during the day.
Problems with short-term memory, concentration, or confusion can lead to problems with work and school. This is often called brain fog.
Lightheadedness or vision problems when standing or sitting up.
Chronic fatigue syndrome. EBSCO DynaMed Plus website. Available at: http://www.dynamed.... Updated September 10, 2018. Accessed February 8, 2019.
Chronic fatigue syndrome. Merck Manual Professional Version website. Available at: https://www.merckmanuals.com/professional/special-subjects/chronic-fatigue-syndrome/chronic-fatigue-syndrome. Updated July 2018. Accessed February 8, 2019.
Committee on the Diagnostic Criteria for Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Board on the Health of Select Populations, Institute of Medicine. Beyond myalgic encephalomyelitis/chronic fatigue syndrome: redefining an illness. Beyond Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome: Redefining an Illness. Washington (DC): National Academies Press (US); 2015 Feb 10. Available at: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK274235.
Symptoms of ME/CFS. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention website. Available at: https://www.cdc.gov/me-cfs/symptoms-diagnosis/symptoms.html. Updated July 12, 2018. Accessed February 8, 2019.
Yancey JR. Thomas SM. Chronic fatigue syndrome: diagnosis and treatment. Am Fam Physician. 2012;8(68):741-746.


Hackers can guess as many as 200 word combos a second. So, make your passwords long, complex and unique for every site.
It proves who you are (sometimes called 'authentication'), when you use your email, are banking or shopping, and when you use your smartphone or tablet. So, to protect your information, and JWU's, be sure to make your passwords strong.
Software updates for apps and products can change privacy preferences back to a default setting. This can mean less privacy and more sharing. Check your privacy settings often; make sure they're set at your comfort level of sharing.
Remember to keep your passwords to yourself. And, no one should be asking you for it. JWU employees will never ask for your password -- and you should not offer it. If someone IS asking, beware -- it could be a scam.


If you've been eyeing a Breville juicer but don't want to shell out a lot of money right now, Amazon has a certified refurbished Breville juice fountain plus juice extractor for the best price seen, just $97.42.
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Q: PHP Nested Pagination / Paging let's straight to the point...
for example, I have Country and City database like this :
+---------------+------------------+
|CountryName    |CityName          |
+---------------+------------------+
| US            | Washington       |
| US            | Chicago          |
| US            | Miami            |
<--- until 100 rows for US --->
| UK            | London           |
| UK            | Chelsea          |
| UK            | Tottenham        |
<--- until 100 rows for UK --->
<--- there are 200+ country name --->
and here's what I want to do with PHP :
Country Name : US

*

*City : Washington

*City : Chicago

*City : Miami
-------- >> LIMIT 10 City Only ------>> SEE PAGE 2 TO SEE MORE
Country Name : UK

*

*City : London

*City : Chelsea

*City : Tottenham
-------- >> LIMIT 10 City Only ------>> SEE PAGE 2 TO SEE MORE
-------- >> LIMIT 10 COUNTRY Only ------>> SEE PAGE 2 TO SEE MORE
can it be done with PHP? How to do multiple / nested Pagination like this? thanks.

A: SELECT * FROM MyTable WHERE CountryName = "US" LIMIT $per_page, $start

Where
$per_page is the ammount of entries per page, in this case, 10
$start is where it starts, normally (page number - 1 * $per_page)

A: If your results are going to have many pages (i.e. 100+) consider displaying a 'logarithmic' page navigation bar, as described here:
How to do page navigation for many, many pages? Logarithmic page navigation


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ASTM International - ASTM B214-15
Standard Test Method for Sieve Analysis of Metal Powders
Publication Date: 1 October 2015
ICS Code (Powder metallurgy): 77.160
4.1 The particle size distribution of a metal powder affects its behavior in P/M processing and other applications of these materials. The test method may be part of the purchase agreement between... View More
4.1 The particle size distribution of a metal powder affects its behavior in P/M processing and other applications of these materials. The test method may be part of the purchase agreement between powder supplier and user, or it may be an internal quality control test for either.
1.1 This test method covers the dry sieve analysis of metal powders, using sieves with openings ranging from 45 to 1000 micrometres.
1.2 This test method is based on a particular type of mechanical sieve shaker (see 5.2). Other types of sieve shakers are also available, but their precision and reproducibility have not been determined.
1.3 The values stated in SI units are to be regarded as the standard. The values given in parentheses are for information only.
ASTM B214-16
1.1 This test method covers the dry sieve analysis of metal powders, using sieves with openings ranging from 45 to 850 micrometres. 1.2 This test method is based on a particular type of mechanical...
1.1 This test method covers the dry sieve analysis of metal powders, using sieves with openings ranging from 45 to 1000 micrometres. 1.2 This test method is based on a particular type of mechanical...
ASTM B214-07(2011)
1.1 This test method covers the dry sieve analysis of metal powders or mixed powders, using sieves with openings ranging from 45 to 1000 micrometers. 1.2 This test method is based on a particular...
1.1 This test method covers the determination of the dry sieve analysis of granular metal powders. 1.2 This standard does not purport to address all of the safety problems, if any, associated with...


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Notre-Dame-du-Mont-Carmel is located in Québec. In Notre-Dame-du-Mont-Carmel the majority of the population are Married (and not separated) and have children living at home between the ages of 6 to 14 years. The top three occupations people in Notre-Dame-du-Mont-Carmel are in employed in are Trades, transport and equipment operators and related occupations, Business, finance and administration occupations and Sales and service occupations. The average personal gross income in Notre-Dame-du-Mont-Carmel is $34,770 per year while the average after-tax income is $29,741 which means the average personal income tax rate is 14.46%. Most of the population in Notre-Dame-du-Mont-Carmel lives in Single-detached house and the average home value is $138,843. The majority of the homes in Notre-Dame-du-Mont-Carmel were constructed 1961 to 1980. The the most predominant religious faith is Christian. The majority of the population who live in Notre-Dame-du-Mont-Carmel are Canadian citizens. The most common non-official languages spoken in Notre-Dame-du-Mont-Carmel are Spanish, African languages, n.i.e. and Afrikaans. The most predominant continent of origin for most migrants to Notre-Dame-du-Mont-Carmel is Americas.
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Mexico debates migrant-rights abuses
The massacre of dozens of South and Central American migrants in Mexico as they sought to reach the U.S. has shocked the Mexican public and sparked debate over the lack of protection for foreign migrants when Mexican politicians frequently complain of the treatment its citizens receive in the U.S. as illegals. Mexican authorities say they have increased their efforts to penalize military or police officials who carry out or aid abuses against migrants, but human-rights advocates argue migrant abuse is entrenched all the way from the local to the federal level. The Wall Street Journal (tiered subscription model) (8/27)
Council demands protection for DR Congo
Pakistan's shattered infrastructure
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Egypt's rights battle unfolds online
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You have to highlight that the infrastructure all the way from Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa to Sindh is ruined. It will take years to rebuild."
Pakistani navy battalion Cmdr. Iqbal Zahid. Read the full story.
"Between July 30 and August 3rd, two militia groups in eastern DRC went on a rampage and gang-raped at least 179 women in a community of villages. The UN peacekeeping mission in the Congo has a base about 30 kilometers from the site of the attack -- but apparently was unaware of the attacks as they were happening."
UN Dispatch
The United Nations Security Council delivered a strongly worded statement Thursday demanding peacekeeping forces in the Democratic Republic of Congo take any and all possible measure to prevent incidents like a recent mass rape in North Kivu province. A five-day spree of rape and assaults on civilians this month occurred in a town just 20 miles from a UN peacekeeping base. The council demanded a thorough investigation into the events and why peacekeeping forces were made unaware of the situation for a week after the assaults. AlertNet/Reuters (8/26)
UN: Sri Lanka needs $165 million for resettlement
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Officials in Pakistan fear that recent flooding has set back the country's infrastructure by years -- possibly even decades. About one-fifth of the country's total area has been affected by the monsoon floods. With roads, hospitals, schools and communication networks destroyed by the rising waters, Pakistan's campaign to combat extremism within its sovereign territory is certain to take a back seat to rebuilding. The New York Times (tiered subscription model) (8/26)
Scientists unlock wheat genome, promise of higher-yield crop
British scientists have revealed draft sequences of the wheat genome in hopes of building a better strain of wheat. Scientists believe that by enabling other scientists and breeders around the world to engineer new genetic sequences for wheat, they may produce higher-yield strains of the grain. BBC (8/26)
Scientists have discovered dozens of new species in the waters of northern Indonesia, including giant sea spiders and sponges. Scientists used a robotic vehicle with cameras and sonar mapping to explore more than 54,000 square kilometers of territory. The Toronto Star/The Associated Press (8/26)
Developers fear fate of clean coal in China hinges on carbon offsets
Chinese officials say that they fear that "ultra-supercritical" clean-coal plants may fail without the support of the UN's Clean Development Mechanism, which denied support for a similar project in India last month. Developers say that the proceeds from carbon trading for even small-scale clean-coal plants are crucial to the success of the enterprise. Reuters (8/25)
Moscow postpones highway construction over environmental fears
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Chile focuses on trapped miners' mental, physical health
Egyptians have turned to social-media tools to spread information on government and security forces abuses, and push for reform. Facebook, YouTube, Twitter and individual blogging platforms have become central battlegrounds between rights activists and authorities. In some cases, the online activism has forced officials to open investigations into cases of abuses, while in others the online activism has spurred charges against the activists. National Public Radio (text and audio) (8/26)
Carter returns from North Korea with U.S. detainee
Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter secured the release of a U.S. citizen who had been sentenced to eight years of hard labor for crossing into North Korea illegally -- though it is unclear whether Carter met with North Korean leader Kim Jong Il. Carter returned with Boston man Aijalon Mahli Gomes, who was detained and sentenced in late January by North Korean authorities. Even as Carter visited North Korea to argue for the man's release, North Korea's Kim traveled to China for reasons that remain unclear, though observers speculate that Kim was there to introduce his heir to Chinese authorities and request aid. The Boston Globe (free registration) (8/27)
Bahrain arrests raise questions about individual rights
Dozens of arrests in the run-up to October elections has opposition leaders convinced Bahrain's royal family is no longer committed to protecting political rights. More than 150 Shiite political and human-rights leaders and activists have been targeted for arrests, with most held without charge or access to lawyers. Authorities say the detentions are a result of suspected security or terrorism violations. The New York Times (tiered subscription model) (8/26)
The Rwandan military and allied rebel groups pursued "systematic, methodical and premeditated" campaigns against ethnic Hutus sheltering in eastern Congo twice in the late 1990s -- slaughtering the elderly, women and children -- and committing gross war crimes, leaked copies of a United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights report charges. The systematic murders of survivors in camps and use of non-firearm weapons such as hammers to kill Hutus points toward possible charges of genocide, the report says. Google/Agence France-Presse (8/26), CNN (8/27), The Guardian (London) (8/26)
UN: Arms embargo contributes to Côte d'Ivoire abuses
An exception in the Security Council arms embargo on Côte d'Ivoire should be put in place to allow security forces purchase of anti-riot gear, United Nations officials said in a report Thursday. Ivorian security forces opened fire on civilians during demonstrations that erupted after President Laurent Gbagbo dissolved the government and electoral commission in February. The UN's investigation concluded the country's inability to import nonlethal gear was a contributing factor. AlertNet/Reuters (8/26)
Soaring weapons costs are sinking economies
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Report warns U.K. should expect homegrown militant attacks
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Obama administration scuttles Cole bomber trial
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SHREWSBURY: The latest crime and arrest reports from borough PD.
Report of Theft by Deception in the area of Shrewsbury Avenue on 1/15/19. Victim reports unknown subject passed fraudulent checks to make purchases. Sgt. Matthew Clark investigating.
Report of Theft in the area of Shrewsbury Avenue on 1/18/19. Victim reports unknown subject(s) removed property. Damages totaling $50.00. Ptl. Ralph Latham investigating.
Report of Theft by Deception in the area of Shrewsbury Avenue on 1/21/19. Victim reports known subject used fraudulent checks to make purchases. Damages totaling $11,699.45. Ptl. Derek Myers investigating.
Misael Linares-Hernandez, male age 24 of Eatontown was arrested on 1/12/19 for Contempt of Court in the area of Shrewsbury Avenue by Ptl. Mary Ellen Rumola.
Kevin A. McEnough, male age 20 of Neptune was arrested on 1/12/19 for Possession of Controlled Dangerous Substance in the area of Broad Street by Ptl. Joseph Barnicle.
Jeremiah J. Stepney, male age 37 of Asbury Park was arrested on 1/15/19 for Driving While Intoxicated in the area of Broad Street by Sgt. Tracy Polk.
Susan F. Carnes, female age 45 of Howell was arrested on 1/16/19 for Shoplifting in the area of Sycamore Avenue on 1/16/19 by Ptl. Derek Myers.
Brianna M. Terranova, female age 23 of Red Bank was arrested on 1/18/19 for Possession of Controlled Dangerous Substance and Contempt of Court in the area of Shrewsbury Avenue by Ptl. Daniel DeCristofaro.
Vanisha N. Darby, female age 24 of Eatontown was arrested on 1/18/19 for Contempt of Court in the area of Shrewsbury Avenue by Sgt. Matthew Clark.
Gary Kowalczyk, male age 55 of Red Bank was arrested on 1/19/19 for Criminal Mischief in the area of Shrewsbury Avenue by Ptl. Daniel DeCristofaro.
Tiavonda N. Norwood, female age 30 of Barnegat was arrested on 1/22/19 for Contempt of Court in the area of Broad St by Ptl. Joseph Barnicle.
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John MacKay, 52, had been in critical condition at Maine Medical Center with a brain injury following the accident in Casco over the weekend.
A Sanford man who fell off a moving golf cart and hit his head in Casco over the weekend in what investigators described as a "freak accident" was pronounced dead Monday night at Maine Medical Center.
John MacKay, 52, had been in critical condition at Maine Medical Center with a brain injury.
The driver of the golf cart, Gary Belinsky, 59, of Westford, Mass., is free on $300 bail after his arrest on a drunken-driving charge.
Investigators with the Cumberland County Sheriff's Office said the accident was not the result of reckless driving, but Belinsky was charged because police believe his blood-alcohol content was higher than 0.08 percent and a golf cart is considered a motor vehicle under state law.
Belinsky and John MacKay drank at a barbecue with their spouses earlier Saturday evening at the Point Sebago resort, police said. They were riding in the cart back to their residence when MacKay fell off on the paved roadway inside the complex.
Belinsky was driving the cart with his wife in the passenger seat. The other couple were seated on the back of the cart, police said. MacKay apparently stood up, wearing flip-flops, slipped and fell from the moving cart, hitting his head, police said.
Any changes in the charges brought against Belinsky as a result of MacKay's death will be decided by the Cumberland County District Attorney's Office once the investigation is complete, said Capt. Shawn O'Leary.


Join us as we attempt to be classy and dignified while teaching you to make some delicious tea time favorites. This episode features tea scones with jam, tea sandwiches, fruit cocktail, the Bunbury Bellini, and a lesson on tea.
Tea Scones and Homemade Jam!
For this episode we have made two distinctly different and delicious tea sandwiches!
Fruit Cocktail & the Bunbury Bellini!
The fresh fruit delight is a great dessert to share with your friends, but it's also the perfect treat for a quiet night in!
Tea Talk with Natasha & Julianna!


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Schopper wurden die Schiffbaumeister der deutschsprachigen Donauregion genannt.

Der Name rührt von der Haupttätigkeit, dem "schoppen" (stopfen) von Moos in die Ritzen der Bootsplanken her. Diese Abdichtung wurde dann zum Schutz mit einer Latte belegt. Das Schiff wurde "geschoppt". Das verwendete Bauholz zum Schiffsbau war das Schopperholz. Auch die Werft wurde mit dem Namen Schopperstatt benannt und die Städte nannte man Schopperstadt. Zu diesen Städten wurde zum Beispiel Augsburg, Rosenheim und, herausragend, Laufen gerechnet. Sie waren im Mittelalter wichtige Schiffsbauplätze an der Linie (Salzach) des Salzhandels, an denen die Salzfrachtschiffe gebaut wurden.

Für Laufen waren im 16. Jahrhundert per Verordnung nur sechs Meister dieser Berufsgattung zugelassen. Die Schopper fertigten vornehmlich die einfachen Bootstypen Plätte und Zille. Gebaut wurden auch der Hallasch (Halleisch oder Halläsch), ein Schiff mit gesetzlich festgelegten Abmessungen (Tragfähigkeit etwa 230 Fuder) und Preisen für den Transport im Salzhandel.

Andere Bedeutungen des Begriffs
 Als Schopper wurden Krankenpflegerinnen betitelt. In München gab es 1706 15 Schopperinnen. Im engen Sinn betreuten diese Wöchnerinnen.
 Eine Schopperin war auch eine Magd, die sich um das Geflügel zu kümmern hatte.

Literatur
 Johann Andreas Schmeller: Bayerisches Wörterbuch: Sammlung von Wörtern und Ausdrücken. Band 3, Verlag der J. G. Cotta'schen Buchhandlung, Stuttgart/Tübingen 1836, S. 376
 Johann Andreas Schmeller: Bayerisches Wörterbuch: Sammlung von Wörtern und Ausdrücken. Band 1, Verlag der J. G. Cotta'schen Buchhandlung, Stuttgart/Tübingen 1836, S. 122
 Michael Schmidl: Schiffbau in Neubeuern; Beurer Plätten. Inn-Museum, Rosenheim 2002

Weblinks
Tirol: Binnenschiffahrt im Hoch- und Spätmittelalter

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Geschichte der Salzwirtschaft
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Historischer Beruf


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Lista das 22 comunas do departamento ultramarino francês da Guiana Francesa.

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FC Buzz Weekend Includes Norwalk Symphony's Holiday Pops and Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Holiday Open House!
Published on Friday, 02 December 2022 15:58
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FC Buzz Weekend December 2 - 4
HamletHub is proud to partner with the Cultural Alliance of Fairfield County and FCBuzz to Elevate Arts and Culture in Fairfield County! Each week, look for a listing of weekend events and activities. The Cultural Alliance of Fairfield County celebrates the vibrancy and diversity of the arts and culture across the 15 towns in our region of coastal Fairfield County and each Wednesday issues our free E-Buzz newsletter with a selection of the hundreds of events posted to our website by our members. Happy December! Holiday markets, art parties, fun-filled musicals, and sing-a-longs are sure to fill your cup with cheer this weekend. Mark your calendar now!
Off The Wall Art at Carriage Barn Arts Center, New Canaan
Thursday Dec 1, 6:30 - 10:00 pm
Kick off the annual Deck the Walls exhibit and wreath auction with a Benefit and Holiday Party. Take a featured work of art off the wall just in time for the holidays! Festivities include live music, cocktails, Festive Bites by Rosie, and shopping.
Pantochino's Christmas Carol – A New Musical! at the MAC, Milford
Friday Dec 2, 7:30 - 9:00 pm
It's opening night for a shiny, bright, fun-filled, topsy-turvy musical adaptation of the Charles Dickens classic. A wild and wonderful, laugh-a-minute holiday experience for the entire family. Book and lyrics by Bert Bernardi, music by Justin Rugg. Cabaret Seating! Bring your own food and drink to enjoy during the show. Saturday 2:30 and 5:30 pm, Sunday 2:00 pm and running weekends through Dec 18th.
Music on the Hill's Sounds of the Season at the Wilton Congregational Church
This holiday concert features the Jubilate Ringers, an 18-member handbell ensemble, and a 30-voice Festival Chorus and includes selections for Christmas and Hanukkah, as well as lullabies and winter songs. With choral highlight "Rejoice!" by Gwyneth Walker, a festive setting of three familiar carols. Flute, double bass, and carols sung by the audience round out the program.
RTB's Super Nifty Holiday Bash at Ridgefield Theater Barn
Friday Dec 2 and Saturday, Dec 3 at 8:00 pm, and Sunday at 2:00 pm
What happens when a snowstorm derails Don and Doris Campbell's annual holiday bash? Come and find out! Spotlighting stand-out talent from Fairfield and Westchester counties, the show includes traditional & non-traditional holiday songs that cast a side-eye at the holidays. Written by Duane Lanham, directed by Deb Failla, music direction by Lisa Riggs Hobbs, & choreography by Kelly Nayden. Running on weekends through Dec 18th.
50th Anniversary Art Show at the Mark Twain Library, Redding
Saturday Dec 3 through Dec 11, 10:00 am - 8:00 pm
Celebrate 50 years at a juried art exhibit featuring more than 100 local and renowned artists, all works are for sale and will be available for viewing and purchasing both in person and in a Virtual Gallery during library business hours. This year's Juror of Awards: Master Pastelist Peter Seltzer.
Holiday Market at Metro Art Studio
Saturday, Dec 3, 12:00 - 4:00pm
Give the gift of art! The holiday cheer is everywhere at this unique holiday shopping experience. Including three floors of affordable art, jewelry, home decor, stationery, fashion, and more for everyone on your list. A wide range of 10 x10 art for $100 each will be for sale on the first floor to benefit both the exhibiting artists and Metro. Background Coffee is serving up the brews (yum!). Enjoy specialty coffee and buy custom blends and single origin coffee. ADA accessible.
Jingle All the Way at Wilton Historical Society
Saturday Dec 3, 2:00 pm
It's an outdoor musical treat at the WHS Abbott Barn with Music on the Hill. Perfect for all ages! Get in the holiday spirit with festive holiday carols and winter songs by singers and bell ringers. Be sure to leave time to see the Great Trains Holiday Show from 10:00 am – 4:00 pm.
Embrace the Journey at The Ridgefield Library, Ridgefield
Saturday Dec 3, 2:00 - 4:00 pm
Enjoy a reception for Ellen Schiffman's new solo show of Multimedia Collage and Constructions titled, Embrace the Journey. Reflecting a rich vein of artwork that Schiffman created during the pandemic, this artwork highlights a fascination with texture, pattern, color and sculptural forms. Ellen has been a professional artist for almost 30 years, exhibiting her work in shows nationwide. On view through December 31st.
A Charlie Brown Christmas at Voices Cafe, Westport
Saturday Dec 3, 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm
It's an afternoon of timeless, upbeat, feel-good music for your holiday enjoyment. Café-style seating available if you wish to bring snacks and beverages. A portion of the proceeds dedicated to the battle against local food insecurity. In person and live-streamed.
MAGIC at Wilton High School, Wilton
Head to the David F. Clune Auditorium for Ridgefield Symphony Orchestra in "MAGIC," including Paul Dukas' The Sorcerer's Apprentice, Dvořák's Cello Concerto, acclaimed cellist Zlatomir Fung, and Modest Mussorgrsky's Pictures at an Exhibition.
Vienna Boys Choir at The Klein, Bridgeport
Don't miss the angelic voices of this renowned vocal ensemble as they perform their holiday favorites and classical repertoire. For over five centuries, The Vienna Boys Choir has been known as one of the finest choirs in the world.
Holiday Open House at Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum
Sunday Dec 4, 12:00 - 4:00 pm
It's a day with Santa Claus and a special musical performance featuring the Music Theatre of Connecticut's School of Performing Arts. Visitors will have a chance to view the new exhibition, A Holiday Wonderland at the Mansion, take selfies and family portraits, and enjoy complimentary refreshments courtesy of Stew Leonards.
Norwalk Symphony's Holiday Pops at Norwalk City Hall, Norwalk
Sunday Dec 4, 3:00 - 4:30 pm
Enjoy an afternoon of your favorite holiday music - both classical and sing-along classics! Amelia Watkins, Wendy Gerbier and dancers from the New England Academy of Dance will add to the festivities.
Sound of Music Sing-a-long at The Ridgefield Playhouse, Ridgefield
Warm up your voice, pull out your dirndl or lederhosen and get ready to become a star. It's a full Sound of Music experience, singing along to one of the classic favorite films of all time. Come early and shop for unique gifts at the Holiday Market beginning at 1pm. Stop by the bar and enjoy a beer from von Trapp Brewing.
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