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This summer, take a tri ap to God's own country from the capital city. Obviously, the holidays are a peak time when our country locals and travelers holiday in this beautiful state. Being India's most popular tourist destination, Kerala is heavily populated during the holiday season. Its clear beaches, backwaters, sanctuaries, culture, and vividity acts as the very cynosure of the state, attracting multiple tourists from all across the country and the world. Therefore, it the most difficult place to travel from one end of the country to another. Travelers and holiday goers are usually perplexed at the mode of transportation they should take to this majestic state. There is a whole lot of confusion about the routes and the fares.
But here is a little assistance to help you find the most appropriate mode of transportation to Kerala from the New Delhi. Get all the information regarding the time, distance and mode of transportation and make it a hassle-free plan.
How about taking the bus or the car to Kerala from Delhi? You can not only visit the state but enjoy the attractions and scenic beauty on your way. Stop by local places, enjoy the domesticity of India by viewing farms, and relish food from the local joints / dhabas. Traveling by road is a 40-hour journey (approximately) and it is a distance of 2,626 km that you need to cover to reach the destination. A road is a good option if you have time in hand. You can take the bus from Delhi to Mumbai then to Cochin which is the most preferred bus route option or you can take the bus from Delhi to Bengaluru then ahead to Cochin. Further, take the local travel buses available to travel all across the state to explore.
Fares by road are cheaper compared to the train or flight fares. Air-conditioned buses and Volvos cost higher than the non AC buses. It is all the matter of one's choice and pocket to make a selection. But the journey is usually undertaken according to the states and city stops.
Sit back, fasten your seatbelts and take the air route. Kerala can be reached directly in the duration of 3 hours 10 minutes straight with a direct flight. Connecting flights are also available but the duration changes according to the stops. There are three airports one can take a flight to, depending on the destination one wants to visit first. Options are Cochin International Airport, Kozhikode International Airport, and Thiruvananthapuram international airport. Timings are solely one's choice. One has to choose the airline according to the timings and the prices that suit them best. Air India, spice jet, IndiGo, Go Air, Vistara has flights scheduled on very regular intervals during the day. To avail some discounts, one can use the AirAsia coupons and save some bucks.
Flight prices cost the most in terms of comparison with other means of transportation but it is the fastest way of reaching Kerala. It saves a lot of time if your itinerary doesn't span over a lot of days and you can utilize the time in sightseeing or resting after your travel journey.
Railway journeys are the most exciting ones as you get to enjoy some precious family time with long hours of travel. You can travel comfortably in AC 2 or 3 compartments. You can take the train to either Thiruvananthapuram Central railway station/ Ernakulum state junction. The connection from Delhi is the best of these stations. One can also take other railway stations depending on the timings and availability. Railway journeys are cumbersome as it takes 2 long days to reach Kerala. It is time consuming, tedious and a less preferred option.
You can book your railway tickets online or offline or a day before via Tatkal ticket facilities if one has an emergency. Ticket fares are lesser as compared to flight rates.
The best and most advisable way to travel to Kerala from Delhi is definitely by air. The rates are higher but it is smarter to plan a few months ahead of your visit and book the tickets beforehand to get cheaper fares. It is faster, easier and better. Flights are also a very comfortable option so one doesn't need to worry about that. Saving on time lets you travel and explore the cities more and it almost saves an entire day to enjoy or rest.
Don't let travel planning play wreak havoc with your trip. With all these details, one will definitely get a clear idea as to which mode of transport suits them the best. Kerala is one of the Indian states which are frequented by a lot of travelers and the state is India's pride in the tourism industry. So it is totally must-visit destination.
Don't wait! Make your plan to experience the beauty and devour the charm of the heavenly state!
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"Numerical Fluency" is the ability to "effortlessly recall—to know by heart." Students should be able to tap into their reliable, quick, and knowable ways to answer "number facts" questions.
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Memorization seems to be the more understandable route initially, but it does not promote the mathematical thinking and problem-solving skills that are required for long-term success in math. Eventually, most students will forget what they memorized.
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Liberian President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf is the first elected head of state, not only of her country, but of the African continent as well. This divorced mother of four, grandmother of six children; is known to her supporters as the Iron Lady. She has earned this nickname by surviving 30 years of Liberia's tumultuous politics.
She was born October 29, 1943 in Monrovia. She is a descendant of the Americo-Liberians, the original colonist of Liberia. The original colonists were former African American slaves, who enslaved the local people. They modeled their society on the plantation slave system of their former slave masters in the United States.
Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf studied economics at the College of West Africa. At seventeen she married and traveled to the United States with her husband. She continued her studies, receiving a master degree in public administration from Harvard. She then returned to Liberia and began working for the government as the Minister of Finance. During the nineteen seventies the Liberian government became more polarized to the benefit of the Americo-Liberian elite. In 1980, The Peoples Redemption Council seized power during a military coup, placing Samuel Doe into power. During the purge of government Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf escaped, choosing exile in Kenya. When Samuel Doe declared himself president and un-banned political parties in 1989, she returned to Liberia. During the 1985 election she campaigned against Samuel Doe, was arrested and sentenced to ten years in prison. She served only a short time before being allowed to go into exile again.
In 1990, Samuel Doe was assassinated by a splinter group of Charles Taylor's National Patriotic Front of Liberia. In 1997, Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf returned to Liberia to run for the office of president against Charles Taylor; she came in second. In 2003, Charles Taylor handed power over to his deputy, Moses Blah. Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf served as head of the Government Reform commission for the interim government. However, she resigned that position to protest the transitional government inability to eliminate corruption. In November 2005, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf was elected president. First Lady, Laura Bush and Secretary of State, Condoleezza Rice attended her inauguration. She has pledged as president to revisit the land tenure system that is the source of so much strife between the ethnic groups within country. Local chiefs primarily control Liberia's land. President Johnson-Sirleaf has said she will bring a "motherly sensitivity and emotion to the presidency" in order to heal the war wounds of her country.
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Chatsworth House, Derbyshire
If walls could talk, what would the walls at Chatsworth have to say?
A great deal I'd bet, considering the number of aristocrats, politicians, socialites and even royals who have lived within its walls. Chatsworth House is one of very few English country houses still owned by the family that built it and a brief history of this family – their triumphs, their trials and their scandals – offers snapshot of life in the uppermost echelons of society that spans over 500 years.
Through The Generations
1st Duke of Devonshire
4th Duke Of Devonshire
Later Dukes
The story of Chatsworth House begins with the formidable matriarch, Bess of Hardwick. Bess was born in 1527 and over the course of her 81-year life rose through the ranks of the British nobility by marrying four husbands, each more powerful than the last, and outliving them all.
With her second husband, Sir William Cavendish, Bess bought Chatsworth Manor in 1549 at a cost of £600. The manor was nowhere near grand enough for Bess and the couple immediately set about building a large country house on the land.
Bess was often referred to as the second most powerful woman in England, after Queen Elizabeth I, and she had a complicated relationship with the Queen.
On the one hand, Bess's grandaughter, Arbella Stuart had a legimitate claim to Elizabeth's famously unstable throne. On the other, Bess did Elizabeth the great service of acting as custodian of Mary, Queen of Scots, who was intermittently held prisoner at Chatsworth House.
The rooms in which Mary was held at Chatsworth were located on the east side of the house and are still known as the Queen of Scots Apartments although their interiors are dramatically changed.
Chatsworth House passed through generations of the influential Cavendish family and, as is common in aristocratic families, some individuals built on their inheritance while others did their best to squander it.
The 2nd Earl of Devonshire stands out in this regard. Cavendish died aged just 35 from what was described as "excessive indulgence in good living" (1) and left little but debts and lawsuits in his wake.
It was the 1st Duke of Devonshire (born the 4th Earl) who transformed Chatsworth House from an Elizabethan manor to the stately country house we see today. The 1st Duke was elected MP for Derbyshire aged 21 and, just like his Grandfather before him, was described as "a libertine both in principle and practice" who ran himself into debt in his late twenties and fled to France to avoid his creditors. (2) By the time the 1st Duke inherited his title in 1683, Chatsworth was in a state of disrepair.
The 1st Duke employed William Talman to design and execute a complete remodelling of the south front of Chatsworth House. Talman's vision for Chatsworth was based on an unexecuted design by Italian architect Gian Lorenzo Bernini, intended for the Louvre in Paris.
The 1st Duke subsequently transformed the East Front, West front and finally North Front of Chatsworth but remodelling only offered so much excitement and the 1st Duke took a leading role in British politics.
A prominent Whig, the 1st Duke was known as an agitator, a staunch anti-Catholic who openly denounced the workings of the court of Charles II and later that of James II. Fined and imprisoned for his behaviour at James' court, the 1st Duke was a key contributor to the Glorious Revolution (1688-1689) and was one of seven men who signed an invitation to William of Orange to invade England and take the throne. (3)
The 1st Duke's contribution to Chatsworth House can be felt most keenly in the chapel. Completed in 1693, the chapel features an breath-taking reredos (large altarpiece) carved from local alabaster by Derbyshire craftsman, Samuel Watson.
The monumental changes the 1st Duke made to Chatsworth House were completed in 1707 but the 1st Duke didn't have long to enjoy them as he died a few months later.
The next few Dukes of Devonshire remained active in British politics but made no changes to Chatsworth House, perhaps unable to improve on what the 1st Duke had created.
The 4th Duke, who was for a short time Prime Minister of Great Britain left the house alone but left his own mark on Chatsworth by remodelling the park and garden.
Enlisting the help of famous landscape architect Capability Brown, the 4th Duke changed the view from Chatsworth, razing stables, offices and a whole village of cottages to ensure the scene from his windows was as pleasing as possible.
Gone were the over-pruned formal gardens of the 17th century and 18th century gardens of cultivated wilderness were introduced. The 4th Duke's marriage to Lady Charlotte Boyle, daughter of the 3rd Earl of Burlington, is also notable as Charlotte was the heiress of five huge estates and a staggering collection of books, drawings, paintings and sculpture.
The 5th Duke of Devonshire hardly visited Chatsworth but did make one addition to the property – the Blue Drawing Room. In the Regency period, the drawing room had become the centre of the country house and the 5th Duke had architect, Carr of York transform the space into a haven of Louis Seize elegance.
The drawing room was hung with family portraits from every period, an interesting flourish considering the 5th Duke's own unconventional home life.
In 1774, the 5th Duke married Lady Georgina Spencer but this was not a happy match. Famous for her beauty, wit and active role in politics, the Duchess maddened the Duke with her socialite lifestyle and headstrong ways.
The 5th Duke retaliated by inviting his mistress, Lady Elizabeth Foster to live with the couple creating an uncomfortable menage a trois. After the Duchess's death, the 5th Duke married Lady Foster.
The 6th Duke, perhaps recoiling from the type of domestic unrest he must have witnessed as a child, preferred to stay single and dedicated his time and energy to transforming Chatsworth House.
Known as the 'Bachelor Duke', the 6th Duke enlisted Sir Jeffry Wyatville to realise his dream of making Chatsworth House a worthy setting for the world-class collection of paintings, sculptures and antiques it contained.
In the 1830s Wyatville made huge alterations to Chatsworth including creating a new wing with a state dining room, Dome Room and, its crowning glory, a purpose-built, skylit sculpture gallery.
One of the last to be built in an English country house, the sculpture gallery at Chatsworth contains works by Canova, Thorwalden and their Roman contemporaries that show the Bachelor Duke to be "one of the most sensitive connoisseurs as well as one of the most opulent collectors of his day." (4)
In 1812 the 6th Duke acquired the entire library of the Bishop of Ely and made purchases at the famous Roxburghe auction. A space was needed to house these treasures and the many others in his posession and so between 1815 and 1830 the 6th Duke had the 1st Duke's Long Gallery transformed into a library.
With Crace & Co designed carpet, curtains and upholstery, the library is a welcoming space with books lining every wall and today contains some of the rarest volumes in any country house. Like other country house libraries of the time, the library at Chatsworth House features job-doors covered with false book-backs that lead to secret passageways.
The Dining Room is also the work of the 6th Duke and was designed by Wyatville around 1830 and completed in 1832. Designed in a Neoclassical style with a high, curved roof, the 6th Duke described the space as "Like Dining in a great trunk, and you expect the lid to open," according to Harold Macmillan, adding that it "Answers perfectly, never feeling over large." (5) The very first dinner given in the Dining Room at Chatsworth was in honour of thirteen year-old Princess and future-Queen, Victoria.
The next few Dukes to reside in Chatsworth house entertained lavishly and enjoyed the lifestyle afforded by their huge inheritances. Perhaps sensing that the age of the aristocrat was nearing its end, these Dukes allowed Chatsworth House to slide gradually into disrepair.
In 1908 the 9th Duke, Victor Cavendish took over Chatsworth House and with his wife, Lady Evelyn Fitzmaurice, intended to renovate it back to its former glory. The introduction of staggering death duties soon killed this dream and the family were forced to begin selling objects from Chatsworth's collection.
During the Second World War, Chatsworth House, like many stately country homes, was taken over by the people and became a girl's boarding school. Post-war, it became clear that there was no hope of Chatsworth House ever being a completely private residence again and it was opened to the public.
In 1957 the 11th Duke decided he and his family would move back to Chatsworth and an attempt was made to modernise and make the house habitable for a mid 20th century family.
Finally, in 1981 the 11th Duke founded the Chatsworth House Trust, a charitable foundation with the mission of preserving the house, garden and park for the benefit of the general public.
Now, Chatsworth House relies on income generated by visitors to maintain its buildings and its grounds. A popular attraction in the area, Chatsworth House's story continues and within its walls the many inhabitants who once called it home live on.
(1) https://www.chatsworth.org/about-chatsworth/history-of-chatsworth/17th-century/
(2) http://www.historyofparliamentonline.org/volume/1660-1690/member/cavendish-william-1641-1707
(3) https://www.britannica.com/biography/William-Cavendish-1st-Duke-of-Devonshire
(4) Jackson Stops (1984) The English country house : a grand tour
(5)https://books.google.ca/books?id=lzVgMHMwZtwC&pg=PA67&dq=%E2%80%9CLike+Dining+in+a+great+trunk,+and+you+expect+the+lid+to+open%E2%80%9D&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjV07r2zoHUAhUC8YMKHaLPA1IQ6AEIJjAA#v=onepage&q=%E2%80%9CLike%20Dining%20in%20a%20great%20trunk%2C%20and%20you%20expect%20the%20lid%20to%20open%E2%80%9D&f=false


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Instability and Evolution of Nonlinearly Interacting Water Waves
P. K. Shukla Centre for Nonlinear Physics, Department of Physics, Umeå University, SE-90187 Umeå, Sweden Institut für Theoretische Physik IV and Centre for Plasma Science and Astrophysics, Fakultät für Physik und Astronomie, Ruhr–Universität Bochum, D-44780 Bochum, Germany I. Kourakis Institut für Theoretische Physik IV and Centre for Plasma Science and Astrophysics, Fakultät für Physik und Astronomie, Ruhr–Universität Bochum, D-44780 Bochum, Germany B. Eliasson Institut für Theoretische Physik IV and Centre for Plasma Science and Astrophysics, Fakultät für Physik und Astronomie, Ruhr–Universität Bochum, D-44780 Bochum, Germany M. Marklund Centre for Nonlinear Physics, Department of Physics, Umeå University, SE-90187 Umeå, Sweden L. Stenflo Centre for Nonlinear Physics, Department of Physics, Umeå University, SE-90187 Umeå, Sweden
Received 16 February 2006, revised 3 August 2006
We consider the modulational instability of nonlinearly interacting two-dimensional waves in deep water, which are described by a pair of two-dimensional coupled nonlinear Schrödinger equations. We derive a nonlinear dispersion relation. The latter is numerically analyzed to obtain the regions and the associated growth rates of the modulational instability. Furthermore, we follow the long term evolution of the latter by means of computer simulations of the governing nonlinear equations and demonstrate the formation of localized coherent wave envelopes. Our results should be useful for understanding the formation and nonlinear propagation characteristics of large amplitude freak waves in deep water.
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Recently, there has been much interest r1 ; r2 ; r3 ; r4 ; r5 in investigating the nonlinear formation of freak waves (also known as rogue waves, killer waves, or giant waves) in the oceans. Such waves are responsible for the loss of many ships and lives Kharif03 . Ocean waves usually have a spectrum of waves that depends on the variations in the wind speed and direction Hasselmann76 ; Hasselmann80 . Freak waves are extraordinarily large amplitude localized water surface excitations, whose heights exceed many times the wavetrain height r6 . They may occur both in deep and shallow water, and may be created due to both statistical, linear (geometrical and spatio-temporal focusing) and nonlinear effects Kharif03 . In nonlinear models, these steep objects are created on account of a delicate balance between the nonlinearity of the fluid and wave dispersion. The nonlinear dynamics of a single modulated large-amplitude water wavetrain can be modeled by a nonlinear Schrödinger equation r7 ; r8 ; r8a ; r8b ; r8c , which admits the Benjamin-Feir (modulational) instability r9 ; r10 ; r11 ; Segur05 and the formation of rogue waves Calini02 . Even though a wide spectrum in the wave field may stabilize a wave train, the Benjamin-Feir instability is quite robust against a narrow spectrum random field Kharif03 ; it occurs if the spectral width σ of the wave is less than twice the average steepness (defined as k0¯a where k0 is the central wavenumber and ¯a is the rms value of the amplitude) Dysthe03 . We stress that collapse of waves is inherently a two-dimensional problem, and that the single wave case has been investigated extensively in Ref. r11 . This indicates that the higher dimensionality of the problem at hand introduces a new flavor to the dynamics of interacting deep water waves, and brings us closer to observational prerequisites for such waves r11a .
Onorato et al. r3 recently developed a simple weakly nonlinear model for two nonlinearly interacting water waves in deep water with two different directions of propagation. They showed that the dynamics of these coupled waves is governed by two coupled nonlinear Schrödinger (CNLS) equations, and presented an investigation of the modulational instability for a one-dimensional two-wave system. A fourth-order nonlinear evolution equation for two Stoke wave trains in deep water was derived by Dhar and Das Dhar91 . The two-wave system is similar to what has also been investigated in nonlinear optics r12 ; r12a , in Bose-Einstein condensates r13 ; r13a , in signal transmission lines r14 , in nonlinear negative refraction index meta-materials r15 ; marklund-etal , and in nonlinear plasmas Inoue ; r16 ; r16a ; r16b ; vladimirov-etal .
In this Letter, we shall present for the first time a theory for the modulational instability of a pair of two-dimensional nonlinearly coupled water waves in deep water, as well as the formation and dynamics of localized freak wave packets. For this purpose, we shall use the CNLS equations of Onorato et al. r3 , which are valid for a system of obliquely propagating waves (crossing sea states). In Ref. r3 the x−axis has been defined as the middle (dichotome) between the two directions of propagation, viz. kA=(kA,x,kA,y)≡(k,l) and kB=(kB,x,kB,y)≡(k,−l); we shall assume that both k and l are larger than zero. The frequencies ωj of the two carrier waves (i.e. j=A,B) are related to the wavevectors kj by the deep water dispersion relation Karpman ωj=√g|kj|, where g denotes the gravitational acceleration. We note that the above hypothesis on the two wave propagation directions implies ωA=ωB=√gκ, where we have defined the wavenumber norm κ≡√k2+l2. Moreover, we investigate the full dynamics of nonlinearly interacting deep water waves subjected to modulational/filamentation instabilities. It is found that random perturbations can grow to form inherently nonlinear water wave structures, the so called freak waves, through the nonlinear interaction between two coupled water waves. The latter should be of interest for explaining recent observations in water wave dynamics.
Multiplying by i the system of two-dimensional CNLS equations (4) and (5) of Ref. r3 , and correcting a misprint (the coefficient in front of the ∂2B/∂x∂y term in Eq. (5) of Ref. r3, ), we have
i(∂A∂t+Cx∂A∂x+Cy∂A∂y)+α∂2A∂x2+β∂2A∂y2+γ∂2A∂x∂y
−ξ|A2|A−2ζ|B|2A=0, (1a)
i(∂B∂t+Cx∂B∂x−Cy∂B∂y)+α∂2B∂x2+β∂2B∂y2−γ∂2B∂x∂y
−ξ|B2|B−2ζ|A|2B=0, (1b)
where A and B are the amplitudes of the slowly varying wave envelopes such that the surface elevations (in meters) are given by ηA=(1/2)A(r,t)exp(ikx+ily−iωt)+c.c. and ηB=(1/2)B(r,t)exp(ikx−ily−iωt)+c.c. where c.c. denotes complex conjugate. Here, Cx=ωk/2κ2 and Cy=ωl/2κ2 are the group speed components along the x and y axis, respectively, and the group velocity dispersion coefficients are α=ω(2l2−k2)/8κ4, β=ω(2k2−l2)/8κ4 and γ=−3ωlk/4κ4, and the nonlinearity coefficients are given by ξ=ωκ2/2 and ζ=ω(k5−k3l2−3kl4−2k4κ+2k2l2κ+2l4κ)/2κ2(k−2κ) (see Ref. r3 ). It should be pointed out that Eq. (1) was first written down about forty years ago by Benney and Newell bn who gave formulae for all the coefficients except ξ and ζ, which however can be found in Ref. r3 .
It is easy to verify that the system of two-dimensional CNLS equations (1) has the space independent harmonic solutions Aeq=A0exp[−i(ξ|A0|2+2ζ|B0|2)t] and Beq=B0exp[−i(ξ|B0|2+2ζ|A0|2)t]. Assuming a small (linear) harmonic perturbation around the above mentioned equilibrium states with the wavevector K=(K,L) and the frequency Ω, i.e. substituting with A→(A0+ϵA1)exp[−i(ξ|A0|2+2ζ|B0|2)t] and B→(B0+ϵB1)exp[−i(ξ|B0|2+2ζ|A0|2)t] into (1), linearizing in the small real parameter ϵ≪1, then separating the real and imaginary parts, combining the resultant equations, and Fourier transforming, we obtain the nonlinear dispersion relation
[(Ω−CxK−CyL)2−Ω21][(Ω−CxK+CyL)2−Ω22]=Ω4c, (2)
where Ω21=(αK2+βL2−γKL)(αK2+βL2+γKL+2ξ|A0|2), Ω22=(αK2+βL2+γKL)(αK2+βL2−γKL+2ξ|B0|2), and Ω4c=16ζ2|A0|2|B0|2(αK2+βL2−γKL)(αK2+βL2+γKL). For one-dimensional wave propagation, i.e. for L=0, Eq. (2) is identical to Eq. (11) of Ref. r3 . Onorato et al. r3 presented numerical results for the modulational instability regimes and growth rates for L=0 and A0=B0 from their Eq. (11). We note that the dispersion relation (2) is nonlinear in the wave amplitudes (but linear in the small expansion parameter).
Taking into account that a measure of the wave nonlinearities are given by the "steepnesses" κA and κB, we will use the natural normalizations A0=A′0/κ and B0=B′0/κ for the wave amplitudes. For the wavenumbers and frequencies we use K′=K/κ, L′=L/κ, k′=k/κ, l′=l/κ, and Ω′=Ω/ω. The coefficients are normalized as C′x=Cxκ/ω=k′/2, C′y=Cyκ/ω=l′/2, α′=ακ2/ω=(2l′2−k′2)/8, β′=βκ2/ω=(2k′2−l′2)/8, γ′=γκ2/ω=−3l′k′/4, ξ′=ξ/ωk2=1/2, and ζ′=ζ/ωk2=[(k′)5−(k′)3(l′)2−3k′(l′)4−2(k′)4+2(k′)2(l′)2+2(l′)4]/2(k′−2), and all quantities in Eqs. (2) and (3) can be replaced with their primed counterparts. Here we have k′=cosθ and l′=sinθ, where θ is the angle between the wave directions and the dichotome. Except for numerical factors, Eqs. (2) and (3) then only contain the angle θ, the known wavenumbers K′ and L′, the wave amplitudes A′0 and B′0, and the unknown frequency Ω′.
In the following, we numerically solve our nonlinear dispersion relation (2) and present the growth rate Γ (the imaginary part of Ω) in Figs. 1–3, where we have studied the impact of different angles θ on the growth rates for interacting waves. For all cases we used the waves amplitudes 0.1/κ for the two waves. In the left-hand panels of Figs. 1 and 2 we show the single wave cases, which exhibit the standard Benjamin-Feir instability [cf. Eq. (3.6) and Fig. 1 of Ref. Segur05 ], tilted by the angle θ in the (K,L) plane. The right-hand panels show the cases of interacting waves. We see from Fig. 1 that a relatively small θ=π/8 gives rise to a new instability with a maximum growth rate that is more than twice as large as the ones for the single wave cases, in the direction of the dichotome. For a larger angle θ=π/4≈0.79, displayed in Fig. 2, we see that the two waves do not interact to enhance the linear growth rate significantly. We note (as pointed out in Ref. r3 ) that the coefficient α changes sign when θ=arctan(l/k)=arctan(1/√2)≈0.615 rad ≈35.3∘ so that we have a focusing (defocusing) instability along the x axis for θ<0.615 (>0.615). This clearly stabilizes the waves so that they only exhibit the standard Benjamin-Feir instability but do not interact to enhance the instability. On the other hand, for two counter-propagating waves with θ=π/2, we see in Fig. 3 that there is again an instability along the dichotome (in agreement with Ref. r3 ) and also obliquely in narrow bands almost perpendicular to the two waves.
In order to study the dynamics of nonlinearly interacting water wave packets, we solve the coupled system of equations (1). The results are displayed in Fig. 4. In the numerical simulation, we have used the normalization A′=A/κ, B′=B/κ, t′=ωt, x′=κx, and y′=κy (the other scaled parameters are as above), while the results are shown in dimensional units in Fig. 4. We have used the same parameters as in the right-hand panel of Fig. 1, where the two interacting waves initially have the amplitude A=B=0.1/κ, plus low-amplitude noise (random numbers) of the order 10−3/κ to give a seed for any instability. The wavefronts in Fig. 4 are initially directed primarily in the x direction, reflecting the maximum growth rate in the K direction in the right-hand panel of Fig. 1. The linear growth saturates in the formation of wavepackets, localized in the x direction, that are strongly correlated between wave A and B; see the panels at time t=900/ω. At later times the waves A and B decouple and there are scattered large-amplitude waves that are localized both in the x and y directions. In order to compare with the case of a single wave we have also run a simulation where B was set to zero, so that we have the standard Benjamin-Feir instability shown in the upper left panel of Fig 1. In this case (not shown here), we could not see the formation of well-defined wave-packets, but the instability gave rise to a wide spectrum of waves in different directions, in agreement with the linear analysis in the left-hand panels of Fig. 1. The new instability due to the coupling of the two waves, shown in the right-hand panel of Fig. 1, has a well-defined maximum in the x direction, which is important for the localization of wave energy into localized wavepackets seen in Fig. 4. Taking some typical data from ocean waves Hasselmann76 where a typical wave frequency is 0.09 Hz, we have ω=0.56s−1, and κ=ω2/g≈0.033m−1. The waves A and B in Fig. 4, then have the initial amplitudes |A|=|B|=0.1/κ≈3 meters. In Fig. 4, we see at t=1200/ω (≈670 seconds) that wave A has some localized wave packets with a maximum amplitude of ≈0.35/κ≈10 meters.
Figure 1: The normalized growth rate Γ/ω plotted as a function of K/κ and L/κ. Here we have used θ=π/8 and the wave amplitudes A0=B0=0.1/κ. The left upper and lower panels show the cases with a single wave A0 and B0, respectively, while the right panel shows the case of interacting waves.
Figure 4: The interaction between two waves, initially with equal amplitudes |A|=|B|=0.1κ−1 and a propagation angle of θ=π/8 relative to the dichotome. Added to the initially homogeneous wave envelopes is a low-amplitude noise of order 10−3/κ to give a seed to the modulational instability.
To summarize, we have presented a theoretical study of the modulational instabilities of a pair of nonlinearly interacting two-dimensional waves in deep water, and have shown that the full dynamics of these interacting waves gives rise to localized large-amplitude wavepackets. Starting from the CNLS equations of Onorato et al. r3 , we have derived a nonlinear dispersion equation. The latter has been numerically analyzed to show the dependence of obliqueness of the interacting waves and of the modulations on new classes of modulational instabilities that we found in multi-dimensional situations. Furthermore, the numerical analysis of the full dynamical system reveals that even waves that are separately modulationally stable can, when nonlinear interactions are taken into account, give rise to novel behavior such as the formation of large-amplitude coherent wave packets with amplitudes more than three times the ones of the initial waves. This behavior is very different from that of a single wave which experiences the standard Benjamin-Feir instability which dissolves into a wide spectrum of waves. These results will have relevance to the nonlinear instability of colliding water waves, which may interact nonlinearly in a constructive way to produce large-amplitude freak waves in the oceans.
This research was partially supported by the Swedish Research Council and the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft.
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Seriale ze świata Gwiezdnych wojen są produkcjami o postaciach z fikcyjnego uniwersum, stworzonego przez George'a Lucasa.

W połowie lat 80. XX wieku ukazały się dwa seriale animowane. Kolejne wypuszczano na początku XXI wieku i skupiały się one głównie na okresie wojen klonów. Po przejęciu Lucasfilm przez Disneya, kanon Gwiezdnych wojen uległ zmianie i włączono do niego tylko serial Wojny klonów z 2008. W kolejnych latach zadebiutowały dwa seriale: Rebelianci, którego akcja nawiązuje do oryginalnej trylogii, oraz Ruch oporu, nawiązujący do trylogii sequeli. W 2017 roku, na platformie Disney+ pojawił się serial The Mandalorian. Po jego sukcesie, pod koniec 2020 zapowiedziano kolejne 9 seriali na Disney+. W 2021 zadebiutował spin-off Wojen klonów, Parszywa zgraja, serial anime, Wizje, a także spin-off serialu The Mandalorian, Księga Boby Fetta. W 2022 zadebiutował Obi-Wan Kenobi oraz Andor. W przygotowaniu jest jeszcze jeden spin-off, Ahsoka oraz seriale: The Acolyte, Lando oraz Skeleton Crew.

Miniseriale

Wojny klonów (2003–2005)

Serial wydany po Ataku klonów, opracowany przez Genndy'ego Tartakovsky'ego. Wyprodukowany i emitowany przez Cartoon Network od 2003 roku do kilku tygodni przed wydaniem Zemsty Sithów w 2005 roku. Jego akcja dzieje się między tymi dwoma filmami, a fabuła bezpośrednio poprzedza wydarzenia z Zemsty Sithów.

Wygrał nagrodę Emmy w kategorii najlepszy program animowany w 2004 i 2005 roku.

Blips (2017)
Serial, stworzony w celu promocji filmu Ostatni Jedi, zadebiutował w 2017 roku. Pojawiają się w nim droidy, takie jak BB-8 i R2-D2, a także porgi.

Forces of Destiny (2017–2018)
Serial zadebiutował w 2017 roku; skupia się na kobiecych postaciach franczyzy i rozgrywa się w różnych erach.

Galaxy of Adventures (2018–2020)
Serial zadebiutował na kanale YouTube i stronie internetowej "Star Wars Kids" pod koniec 2018 roku. Przedstawia na nowo kluczowe sceny z sagi i poprzedza wydanie Skywalker. Odrodzenie. Serial zawiera dźwięk z oryginalnych filmów (z narracją Dante Basco), a animację zapewnia studio Titmouse.

Roll Out (2019–2020)
Serial zadebiutował na kanale YouTube i stronie internetowej "Star Wars Kids" w sierpniu 2019 roku. Odcinki przedstawiają główne postacie z franczyzy jako kule, podobne do BB-8, i wykorzystują styl animacji wycinankowej.

Jedi Temple Challenge (2020)
Teleturniej, który zadebiutował na kanale YouTube i stronie internetowej "Star Wars Kids" w czerwcu 2020 roku. Jego gospodarzem jest Ahmed Best, który wciela się w postać mistrza Jedi, Kellerana Beqa. Dodatkowo, Mary Holland użycza głosu droidowi protokolarnemu, AD-3, a Sam Witwer ciemnej stronie Mocy.

Galaxy of Creatures (2021)
Serial zadebiutował na kanale YouTube i stronie internetowej "Star Wars Kids" w październiku 2021 roku. Odcinki przedstawiają droida SF-R3 ("Aree"), który podróżuje po galaktyce poznając różne dzikie stworzenia.

Animowane

Droidy i Ewoki (1985–1987)

Studio animacji Nelvana, które wyprodukowało Star Wars Holiday Special, zostało zatrudnione do stworzenia dwóch seriali animowanych, emitowanych na ABC: Droidy (1985–86), który opowiada o przygodach C-3PO i R2-D2 oraz Ewoki (1985-86) opowiadający o Wickecie i innych członkach tytułowego gatunku z Powrotu Jedi. Oba seriale osadzone są przed wydarzeniami z oryginalnej trylogii.

Wojny klonów (2008–2020)

George Lucas stworzył własną firmę animacyjną – Lucasfilm Animation i wykorzystał ją do produkcji pierwszego własnego serialu animowanego ze świata Gwiezdnych wojen, wzorując się na miniserialu Cartoon Network Wojny klonów z 2003. Wojny klonów (2008–2020) zostały wprowadzone przez film animowany z 2008 o tej samej nazwie. Serial rozgrywa się pomiędzy Atakiem klonów a Zemstą Sithów z trylogii prequeli. Skupia się głównie na postaciach Anakina Skywalkera i Obi-Wana Kenobiego, a także na padawanie Anakina, Ahsoce Tano (postać stworzona przez Dave'a Filoniego na potrzeby serialu).

Po przejęciu franczyzy Gwiezdnych Wojen przez Disneya, serial został anulowany w 2013 roku, zanim jego finałowe odcinki zostały ukończone. Pozostałe niewyemitowane odcinki zostały wydane na Netflixie jako "The Lost Missions". Zarówno film, jak i serial zostały włączone do kanonu, ustanowionego w 2014. Serial został później wznowiony na dodatkowy, finałowy sezon, który miał premierę 21 lutego 2020 na serwisie streamingowym Disney+.

Rebelianci (2014–2018)

W 2014 roku Disney XD rozpoczął emisję Star Wars: Rebelianci, pierwszego serialu animowanego, wyprodukowanego po przejęciu przez Disneya. Opowiada on o zespole rebeliantów, którzy walczą z Imperium Galaktycznym w latach poprzedzających wydarzenia z Nowej nadziei. Ze względu na film Łotr 1 produkowany w tym samym czasie, film i serial uzupełniały się nawzajem.

Ruch oporu (2018–2020)

Serial zadebiutował pod koniec 2018 roku i skupiał się na młodym pilocie Ruchu Oporu, Kazudzie Xiono przed i w trakcie Przebudzenia Mocy i Ostatniego Jedi, prowadząc do Skywalker. Odrodzenie. Pojawiają się też postacie z trylogii sequeli, takie jak kapitan Phasma, generał Hux i Kylo Ren. Drugi i ostatni sezon miał premierę 6 października 2019 roku.

Parszywa zgraja (od 2021)

Serial osadzony jest po wydarzeniach z Wojen Klonów. Opowiada o przygodach tytułowego oddziału, który przemierza galaktykę w początkach istnienia Imperium. Serial został zapowiedziany w lipcu 2020 roku, a premierę miał na Disney+ 4 maja 2021. Producentami wykonawczymi są Dave Filoni, Athena Portillo, Brad Rau i Jennifer Corbett, Carrie Beck jest współproducentem, a Josh Rimes producentem. Podczas emisji pierwszego sezonu, Lucasfilm ogłosił, że w 2022 roku pojawi się drugi sezon. Później data jego premiery została zaplanowana na 4 stycznia 2023 roku.

Wizje (2021)

Serial został ogłoszony 10 grudnia 2020 roku. Jest to antologia anime, składająca się z dziewięciu krótkich odcinków różnych twórców, osadzonych w uniwersum Gwiezdnych wojen, ale nie ograniczonych do kanonicznej linii czasowej. Serial został wydany na Disney+ 22 września 2021.

Opowieści Jedi (2022)
W kwietniu 2022 roku ujawniono, że w fazie rozwoju jest animowana antologia zatytułowana Tales of the Jedi. Serial został oficjalnie potwierdzony w maju 2022 roku. Ujawniono, że będzie miał sześć odcinków. Premiera miała miejsce 26 października 2022 roku na platformie Disney+.

Aktorskie

The Mandalorian (od 2019)

W marcu 2018 roku Jon Favreau został zatrudniony do napisania i wyprodukowania serialu live action ze świata Gwiezdnych wojen dla Disney+. Serial opowiada o samotnym rewolwerowcu, który podróżuje po zewnętrznych krańcach galaktyki z dala od władzy Nowej Republiki, kilka lat po wydarzeniach z Powrotu Jedi. Tytułową rolę zagrał Pedro Pascal, a oprócz niego w głównych rolach wystąpili Gina Carano, Nick Nolte, Giancarlo Esposito, Emily Swallow, Carl Weathers, Omid Abtahi i Werner Herzog. Serial miał premierę 12 listopada 2019, wraz z uruchomieniem platformy Disney+. Drugi sezon miał premierę 30 października 2020, premiera trzeciego sezonu zaplanowana jest na luty 2023, a czwarty jest w fazie rozwoju.

Księga Boby Fetta (od 2021)

W listopadzie 2020 roku, "Deadline Hollywood" poinformował, że serial, skupiający się na postaci Boby Fetta może rozpocząć zdjęcia przed końcem roku, zanim trzeci sezon The Mandalorian wejdzie w fazę produkcji. Serial został oficjalnie ogłoszony w następnym miesiącu i potwierdzono, że powstanie przed trzecim sezonem The Mandalorian. Producentami wykonawczymi są Favreau i Filoni oraz Robert Rodriguez, a w rolę Boby Fetta i Fennec Shand ponownie wcielają się odpowiednio Temuera Morrison i Ming-Na Wen. Serial miał premierę 29 grudnia 2021 roku i składa się z siedmiu odcinków.

Obi-Wan Kenobi

W sierpniu 2019 roku poinformowano, że w opracowaniu jest serial, skupiony na Obi-Wanie Kenobim i trwają rozmowy z Ewanem McGregorem, aby ponownie wcielił się w swoją rolę z trylogii prequeli. Początkowo sądzono, że serial rozwijał się jako samodzielny film, który ostatecznie został anulowany ze względu na finansową porażkę filmu Han Solo. Podczas D23 Expo 2019, Lucasfilm oficjalnie ogłosił, że serial jest w fazie rozwoju i potwierdził, że McGregor wcieli się w rolę tytułowego bohatera. Akcja będzie się rozgrywać osiem lat po Zemście Sithów, opowiadając o wygnaniu Kenobiego na Tatooine przed wydarzeniami z Nowej nadziei. We wrześniu 2019 roku ogłoszono, że za reżyserię będzie odpowiadać Deborah Chow, a scenariuszem zajmie się Hossein Amini. Będą oni również pełnić funkcję producentów wykonawczych wraz z McGregorem. W kwietniu 2020 roku ogłoszono, że Joby Harold zastąpi Aminiego na stanowisku scenarzysty. Zdjęcia rozpoczęły się w maju 2021 roku.

Na Disney Investor Day 2020 ujawniono, że Hayden Christensen ponownie wcieli się w rolę Dartha Vadera, a serial będzie nosił tytuł Obi-Wan Kenobi. Serial miał premierę 27 maja 2022 roku i składa się z sześciu odcinków.

Andor

Seria będzie śledzić szpiega Rebelii Cassiana Andora, pięć lat przed wydarzeniami z Łotr 1, podczas formatywnych lat Rebelii.

W listopadzie 2018 potwierdzono, że serial, będący prequelem do filmu Łotr 1 z 2016, skupiony na Cassianie Andorze jest w fazie rozwoju. Diego Luna ponownie wcieli się w swoją rolę w serialu. Twórcą i producentem wykonawczym serialu został Stephen Schiff, a za scenariusz odpowiada Jared Bush. W kwietniu 2019 roku potwierdzono, że Alan Tudyk ponownie wcieli się w rolę K-2SO. W kwietniu 2020 roku Tony Gilroy, który pracował przy Łotr 1, zastąpił Schiffa na stanowisku showrunnera. W kwietniu 2020 roku ujawniono również, że Stellan Skarsgård, Kyle Soller i Denise Gough dołączyli do obsady w nieujawnionych rolach, a Genevieve O'Reilly powtórzy swoją rolę Mon Mothmy. We wrześniu 2020 roku ogłoszono, że Gilroy zrezygnował ze stanowiska reżysera z powodu pandemii COVID-19 i zostanie zastąpiony przez Toby'ego Haynesa, który ma wyreżyserować pierwsze trzy odcinki. Zdjęcia rozpoczęły się pod koniec listopada 2020 roku w Londynie. Andor miał premierę 21 września 2022 roku i składa się z 12 odcinków.

Ahsoka

W grudniu 2020 roku zapowiedziano serial Ahsoka. Zostanie opracowany przez Favreau i Filoniego, a jego historia będzie połączona z The Mandalorian, Księgą Boby Fetta i Rangers of the New Republic. Rosario Dawson powtórzy swoją rolę jako Ahsoka Tano. W październiku 2021 "The Hollywood Reporter" ogłosił, że Hayden Christensen ponownie wcieli się w rolę Anakina Skywalkera, a serial ma rozpocząć produkcję w marcu 2022. W listopadzie 2021 "Deadline Hollywood" ogłosiło, że Natasha Liu Bordizzo została obsadzona w roli Sabine Wren, postaci po raz pierwszy wprowadzonej w Star Wars: Rebelianci.

The Acolyte
W kwietniu 2020 roku, portal "Variety" doniósł, że w fazie rozwoju jest kobiecy serial live action ze świata Gwiezdnych wojen. Twórcą i scenarzystką ma być Leslye Headland. Na początku listopada Headland wyjaśniła, że serial będzie osadzony "w takim miejscu wszechświata i linii czasowej, o którym nie wiemy zbyt wiele". 5 listopada 2020 serwis "Deadline" podał, że serial ma być "thrillerem akcji z elementami sztuk walki". Podczas Disney Investor Day 2020 ujawniono, że będzie się on rozgrywał w późnych czasach Wielkiej Republiki. Zdjęcia mają się rozpocząć w maju 2022 roku w Londynie, a serial ma się składać z ośmiu odcinków.

Lando
W grudniu 2020 roku zapowiedziano, że na platformę Disney+ powstanie serial Lando, skupiający się na tytułowym bohaterze, z historią autorstwa Justina Simiena.

Skeleton Crew
W lutym 2022 roku Production Weekly ujawniło, że powstaje serial o roboczym tytule "Grammar Rodeo". Później podano, że Jon Watts może wyreżyserować przynajmniej jeden odcinek serialu, a Favreau będzie pełnił funkcję producenta wykonawczego. Poinformowano, że akcja serialu miała się rozgrywać w czasach Wielkiej Republiki, a w obsadzie miało się znaleźć czterech nastoletnich aktorów i jeden aktor w średnim wieku. Zdjęcia miały rozpocząć się już w czerwcu 2022 roku i potrwać do grudnia 2022 w Manhattan Beach Studios. W połowie maja 2022 roku ujawniono, że serial stworzy i napisze Christopher Ford, który wraz z Wattsem będzie także producentem wykonawczym. Akcja serialu rozgrywać się będzie po wydarzeniach z Powrotu Jedi (1983). Podczas Star Wars Celebration 2022 ujawniono, że serial nosi tytuł Skeleton Crew, a w roli głównej wystąpi Jude Law. Premiera serialu planowana jest na 2023 rok.

Porzucone projekty

Underworld
W 2005 roku, podczas Star Wars Celebration ogłoszono, że w planach jest serial live-action, osadzony pomiędzy trylogią prequeli a oryginalną. Prace nad nim rozpoczęły się na początku 2009. Serial został opisany jako "mroczny" i miał zawierać takie postacie jak Han Solo, Chewbacca, Lando Calrissian, Boba Fett, C-3PO i Imperator Palpatine. W 2012 roku producent Rick McCallum ujawnił tytuł roboczy, Star Wars: Underworld. Powiedział też, że skupi się on na walce o władzę w "czasach, gdy Imperium próbowało przejąć wszystko".

Zaplanowano ponad sto 42-minutowych odcinków, a scenariusz do 50 był napisany. Po przejęciu Lucasfilm przez Disneya projekt nadal był rozważany. Fabuła filmu Łotr 1 została pierwotnie przedstawiona jako jeden z odcinków serialu. Historia Hana, zdobywającego Sokoła Millenium od Lando również była w planach, jako jeden z odcinków, jednak później rozwinięto ją jako osobny film. Boba Fett także miał się pojawić w serialu, a pisarka Karen Traviss, miała napisać powieść z jego udziałem, ale projekt został podobno anulowany z powodu możliwych konfliktów z serialem. Na początku 2020 roku, Stargate Studios udostępniło materiał testowy wykonany w celu promocji serialu do sieci, a także Google Doc, zawierający szczegóły produkcji serialu. Serial został ostatecznie anulowany z powodów budżetowych.

Detours
Star Wars Detours to niewyemitowany animowany serial parodystyczny, który został przesunięty w 2013 roku i ostatecznie anulowany. Jego produkcja rozpoczęła się w 2012 roku przed przejęciem Lucasfilm przez Disneya. Ukończono 39 odcinków, a także scenariusz do kolejnych 62.

Rangers of the New Republic
W grudniu 2020 roku zapowiedziano serial Rangers of the New Republic. Miał zostać opracowany przez Favreau i Filoniego, a jego historia być połączona z The Mandalorian, Księgą Boby Fetta i Ahsoką. W maju 2021 portal "Variety" doniósł, że serial nie był w fazie aktywnego rozwoju. W listopadzie 2021 serial uważano za wstrzymany, a Kathleen Kennedy powiedziała, że scenariusz nie został jeszcze napisany, a niektóre pomysły na serial mogą pojawić się w przyszłych odcinkach The Mandalorian.

Serial o Carze Dune
Podczas Disney's Investor Day 2020, Lucasfilm podobno zamierzał ogłosić spin-off serialu The Mandalorian, skupiony na postaci Cary Dune, przeznaczony na platformę Disney+. Projekt został jednak anulowany po tym, jak Gina Carano, która wcielała się w Dune w The Mandalorian, zamieściła kontrowersyjne wypowiedzi w listopadzie 2020 i lutym 2021 roku. Aktorka została też zwolniona z The Mandalorian.

Odbiór

Oglądalność

Reakcje krytyków

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 Lista filmów ze świata Gwiezdnych wojen

Przypisy

Gwiezdne wojny
Amerykańskie seriale telewizyjne

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the best in the market place, but the question is why do we feel so passionately about fabricating from Solid Surface material?
Solid Surface material has been around for quite some time and has proven to be amongst the most diverse and versatile of materials. It can be used for a multitude of applications, in a wide variety of places.
We, here at BSF Solid Surfaces Ltd, have seen Solid Surface used for what you might expect, reception desks, kitchen counter tops, vanity units, tea points, but we have also been involved with projects that have included dance floors in nightclubs and bars, the Propeller Walling Feature at Forbury Place, as well as for DJ booths, table tops and the huge great sign next to the M4.
We love Solid Surface for its durability. It has the ability to be thermoformed into amazing shapes, cleaned so that the stains are eradicated and includes a wide range of colours, with enough choice to satisfy most designs.
That material is clever and elegant because it is equipped with so many advantages, noting why we are so enthusiastic about the the materials we offer, Corian, Hi Macs, Staron, Hanex, Durat and the other major brands of Solid Surface.


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Wireless Sensor Networks for Crowd Monitoring at NorthSide Festival 2015.
Godik Teknik provided Northside festival 2015 with IT infrastructure, including Wi-Fi access points in some areas. Godik Teknik would like to expand their service offering to Northside and other festivals with data insights into how and when the festival crowd moves around the festival area, moving between scenes, bars, toilets etc. to be able to optimise the layout and operation of the festival. Data on how large a crowd is present in a certain location can be measured with wireless sensor networks, where Received Signal Strength Indication (RSSI) is affected by the presence of humans walking by the sensor nodes.
Further Godik Teknik has data on all the mobile devices that connect to the Wi-Fi access points at the festival via MAC addresses, which can also be used to track which access point a person is connected to at a specific time and thus follow this person.
The purpose of this demo-project is to explore the combination of using data from both RSSI and MAC-address tracking and get new insight into how the festival crowd move around, not previously possible with available infrastructure.


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package hugolib

import (
	"reflect"
	"strings"
	"testing"
)

var pageYamlWithTaxonomiesA = `---
tags: ['a', 'B', 'c']
categories: 'd'
---
YAML frontmatter with tags and categories taxonomy.`

var pageYamlWithTaxonomiesB = `---
tags:
 - "a"
 - "B"
 - "c"
categories: 'd'
---
YAML frontmatter with tags and categories taxonomy.`

var pageYamlWithTaxonomiesC = `---
tags: 'E'
categories: 'd'
---
YAML frontmatter with tags and categories taxonomy.`

var pageJSONWithTaxonomies = `{
  "categories": "D",
  "tags": [
    "a",
    "b",
    "c"
  ]
}
JSON Front Matter with tags and categories`

var pageTomlWithTaxonomies = `+++
tags = [ "a", "B", "c" ]
categories = "d"
+++
TOML Front Matter with tags and categories`

func TestParseTaxonomies(t *testing.T) {
	for _, test := range []string{pageTomlWithTaxonomies,
		pageJSONWithTaxonomies,
		pageYamlWithTaxonomiesA,
		pageYamlWithTaxonomiesB,
		pageYamlWithTaxonomiesC,
	} {

		p, _ := NewPage("page/with/taxonomy")
		_, err := p.ReadFrom(strings.NewReader(test))
		if err != nil {
			t.Fatalf("Failed parsing %q: %s", test, err)
		}

		param := p.GetParam("tags")

		if params, ok := param.([]string); ok {
			expected := []string{"a", "b", "c"}
			if !reflect.DeepEqual(params, expected) {
				t.Errorf("Expected %s: got: %s", expected, params)
			}
		} else if params, ok := param.(string); ok {
			expected := "e"
			if params != expected {
				t.Errorf("Expected %s: got: %s", expected, params)
			}
		}

		param = p.GetParam("categories")
		singleparam := param.(string)

		if singleparam != "d" {
			t.Fatalf("Expected: d, got: %s", singleparam)
		}
	}
}

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more details on the design of the restaurant here!
serving Café/Lunch/Brunch/Dinner 7days a week!
The seating in the restaurant allows for 27 people if just tables are used. If bar stools are utilized we can seat up to 30 people. Both these seating arrangements would find people at separate tables throughout the space, rather than at a singular large table. This is due to the layout of our space, which is long and narrow.
We do not have a private room, however, we do have the "Flamingo Room" at the back of the restaurant that can seat up to 5guests and has a curtain for privacy.
Victor is a born and bred Ontario chef. His work ethic, passed down from his father, has driven him to his position as one of Toronto's premier chefs. He has honed his culinary skills around the world and has made an indelible mark on Toronto's restaurant landscape.
As Chef-Owner of PIANO PIANO the Restaurant & Café Cancan, Victor is forging new ground on the culinary scene. While he remains focused on finding the magic inherent in every single ingredient; he is allowing himself and his guests a chance to slow down and savour experiences that come with great food, great wine, and each other. Victor's desire to give his guests a singular culinary experience in Toronto will never change, though the way he does that has.
Vic met Brendan growing up in Niagara-on-the-Lake and they have always shared the same passion for "Tasty & f*#kn delicious!" food and hospitality. Together they have over 40 years experience in the restaurant industry and they always joked that one day they would work together again and throw dinner parties every night and now they do just that!
CAN-CAN / The cancan is a high-energy, physically demanding dance which became a popular music hall dance in the 1840s, continuing in popularity in French cabaret to this day. The name cancan may be derived from the French for tittle-tattle or scandal.
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Roadside bomb in Afghanistan kills two Fort Bragg paratroopers, officials say
(WTVD)
By: WSOCTV.com News Staff
FORT BRAGG, N.C. — Two Fort Bragg paratroopers were killed by an improvised explosive device Saturday in Afghanistan, WTVD reported.
According to Lt. Col. Mike Burns with the 82nd Airborne Division, Staff Sgt. Ian McLaughlin, of Newport News, Virginia, and Pfc. Miguel Villalon, of Joliet, Illinois, were conducting combat operations when they were killed in Kandahar, Afghanistan.
[ ALSO READ: Salisbury World War II veteran with no family buried with honors ]
McLaughlin and Villalon were assigned to the 307th Airborne Engineer Battalion, 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 82nd Airborne Division.
Burns said McLaughlin joined the Army in 2012 and was assigned to the 82nd Airborne Division at Fort Bragg in 2016. Villalon joined in 2018 and was assigned to the 82nd Airborne Division after basic combat training in 2019.
According to Burns, this was both men's first combat deployment.
(McLaughlin, Villalon)
McLaughlin is survived by his wife and four children. He has earned numerous awards and decorations, including the Purple Heart and the Bronze Star.
Villalon has also received multiple awards and decorations, as well, including the Purple Heart and Bronze Star. He is survived by his mother and father.
Fort Bragg community shows support after troops deployed overseas
"When our Nation called for its best Airborne Combat Engineers to deploy into harm's way, Staff Sgt. McLaughlin and Pfc. Villalon answered without hesitation. They lived their motto, 'Essayons,' and embodied the values of the All American Engineer," Col. Art Sellers, commander of the 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 82nd Airborne Division, said in a written statement. "Their loved ones are now surrounded by a caring community offering comfort and assistance through this difficult time."
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Police identify man, woman found dead in car in north Charlotte
Police looking for 3 men accused of carjacking Walmart employee, dragging officer
FORECAST: Clear skies, warm temps offer relief before showers return for workweek
'We are so shocked': NC State grad among those killed when Ukrainian plane shot down in Iran


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Hilal Committee of Metropolitan Toronto & Vicinity
• Hilal Committee Members
• Decisions / Procedures
• FAQ's / Articles
• Meetings
• Islamic References
• Important Islamic Dates
• Prayer Timings in Toronto
• Links
Towards Resolving the Recurring Moon-sighting Controversy
The Position of Zaytuna Institute Concerning 'Id al-Fitr 1426/2005
By Imam Zaid Shakir http://www.zaytuna.org/
Zaytuna Institute adheres to the traditional principal that Islamic months begin and end based on the confirmed and verifiable sighting of the new crescent moon.
While there have been claims of moonsightings on Wednesday November 2nd, they are extremely few and Zaytuna has been unable to establish their veracity and reliability according to the criterion we employ for establishing certainty that the moon has been sighted. For those who personally feel certain that the moon was sighted, we welcome and encourage you to celebrate a blessed Eid on Thursday, however, Zaytuna Institute will be celebrating Eid on Friday, November 4th insha'Allah. Click Here for a statement by Imam Zaid on the matter.
In The Name of Allah, Most Gracious, Most Merciful
As has been the case a number of years here in North America much contention, and confusion has accompanied what should be our most festive time of the year. As has been the case in each instance a chain of events is set in motion by early – based on all credible scientific information- moon-sightings coming from the Middle East. In that regard, no matter what we decide in this country to do to end this confusion, a starting point will have to be our unanimous agreement that the countries in the heartland of Islam have abandoned using naked-eye sighting as a criteria for determining our sacred occasions. Hence the abandonment of the Prophet's, Peace and Blessing of Allah upon Him, command, "Fast based on its [the crescent moon] sighting, and end your fast based on its sighting."
That said, the confusion at the end of Ramadan is particularly trying this year because all of the major Islamic organizations and moon-sighting experts agreed that it would be impossible to sight a crescent in the continental United States, or even in Hawaii, on Wednesday evening, November 2, 2005. Hence, we were told, 'Id would be Friday, November 4, 2005. Therefore, the almost unanimous declaration of 'Id being Thursday, November 3, 2005, has left many Muslims stunned, and justifiably dismayed.
Here at Zaytuna Institute, we have adopted what we feel is a reasonable approach to this problem, an approach which aims at accomplishing the following objectives:
1. Take the determination of our sacred days out of the hands of foreign organizations, or those domestic organizations that are influenced by foreign organizations. The reasoning behind this objective is not to impugn the credibility of those organizations. Rather, it is a move we feel will help greatly to end the confusion that surrounds the determination of our sacred dates. Our community is the most diverse in the Muslim world. We have Muslims who hail from at least 60 different countries with Muslim majorities or sizeable Muslim minorities. If all of these disparate communities followed their own countries for the determination of our sacred dates, we would have at least three different dates for each of our occasions, as has happened in some of our communities in the past. If for no other reason, this situation should be avoided for the sake of those who have converted to Islam in this country, and deserve to be spared an imported version of the divisiveness and lack of vision, which prevails in the Muslim homelands. This issue provides a litmus test for those who preach, in the aftermath of 9/11, of the imperative nature of establishing a unique American Muslim identity. If we are willing to sacrifice the greater good of our community for our enthusiasm to be united with our folks back home, then the idea of a unique identity is far from becoming a reality.
2. Use a base of scientific facts as a standard for accepting moon-sightings. As we all know the issue of moon-sighting has become highly politicized. That politicizing has led to a tremendous incentive to produce claims of sightings, some of which are incredible. Because of the tremendous incentive to "find" a sighting, and because of the overwhelming implications of a sighting for the validity of acts of worship for literally millions of people, we feel that a scientific base for the acceptability of a sighting has to be established. In summary, we have declined to accept sightings that are inconsistent with generally agreed on scientific models of crescent visibility. In every instance, sightings that contradicted established astronomical calculations have proven unreliable, upon investigation. Saying this, we do not rely on calculations for the timing of the occasions, just to establish a baseline of acceptability of reported sightings.
3. We have endeavored to establish our own network of moon-sighting teams throughout the country, working in tandem with other networks. We also consult veteran moon-watchers, some of who have been tracking the moon monthly for over twenty years. This consistency allows for a sense of when the crescent should be seen as the veteran moon-watcher is sensitive to the alternations of the 29 and 30-day cycles of the moon. None of these veteran moon-watchers have given any credibility to any of the reported 11-2-2005 sightings.
Based on the considerations mentioned in #2 above, we believe that none of the sightings reported in North America on the night of Wednesday, November 2, 2005, were credible. Not only were the reported sightings in Maryland and Chicago outside of projected visibility curves, even with optical aids, by 3000 miles, they apparently occurred in areas where there was no confirmed sighting of the crescent at the beginning of Ramadan. Therefore, in reality, those areas are in fact alleging sightings on what in their locales is the 28th of Ramadan.[1] As for the Arizona sighting, it was alleged by a non-Muslim who was accompanied by eight Muslims who did not see the moon.
We consider these sightings anomalous as they were not substantiated by reports of sightings by qualified teams further west, neither here in California, nor even in Hawaii.
There was a report of sightings in Mauritania. While those reports may suffice the people there, they contradict the considerations mentioned in #1 and #2 above. As for the second consideration, the age of the moon at the time of the reported sighting was 17 hours. This would be a near world record sighting, at a time of the year when the longitude of the locale, angle of separation at sunset, orbit of the moon, and atmospheric conditions all would argue for a possible sighting at about 35 hours. Allah knows best.
In conclusion, we are not arguing as to what actually occurred concerning the reported sightings, only that we need a criteria for ending the madness that has seized our community here in North America. Based on the criteria we are employing, we consider the sightings discussed above doubtful. Therefore, we feel out of precaution, it is best to adhere to the legal principle that certainty cannot be removed by doubt. We are certain about Ramadan, while the entrance of Shawwal is doubtful. Hence, the original state of fasting should be maintained. Therefore, at the Zaytuna Institute we advise fasting Thursday, and celebrating the 'Id on Friday, November 4, 2005.
However, there is another consideration, that is the spirit and intent of 'Id. As one of the great signs of Allah, whose underlying spirit is unity, and celebration, we feel that if a Muslim is in an area where the overwhelming majority of his/her community, family, and friends are celebrating the 'Id on Thursday, November 3, 2005. He/she should join them if his/her heart is at peace with that decision. However, he/she should make up the day out of precaution as soon as possible.
We pray that the day will soon come when we are blessed with the leadership necessary to lead our community beyond this demoralizing confusion. We pray that the day will soon come when a true American Muslim identity that gives us the confidence to do what is in the best interests of Muslims living here in America is created. May Allah guide us all to that which He loves and is pleased with. He over all things has power, and His help is constantly evoked.
Your Brother in Islam,
Imam Zaid Shakir
[1] Even though the convention of a North American sighting overrides local considerations, there are still local lunar calendars that give us insight into the veracity of reported sightings. For example, the Ramadan crescent, which was not seen in any of the northern states, was barely visible here in the San Francisco area, at the extreme western edge of the continental United States.
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After continuing to play with the first network within Cytoscape, I now digitized a second network as an excel file since additional columns can contain edge attributes. The Excel file then can be imported into Cytoscape where no further data input should be necessary on the edges. I took the work "Luchaire, Allivane and the Euro-Explosives Cartel c. 1980-9" which can be seen online here and which I scanned from the Preparatory Drawings booklet by Pierogi. The goal was to get closer to an ideal infrastructure and to get a first estimate on how much work is necessary.
Another 10 minutes took the import to Cytoscape and the classification of the nodes as persons or institutions. I think one should then add another hour for proofreading everything. I'm quite sure that I did not get all names from the drawing correctly.
The GraphML data is on the networks page. Here is the Cytoscape visualization with a visual style that uses edge types (you see influence, association and financial transaction plotted correctly). So far I found no way to have Cytoscape use curved edges, this might change with upcoming Cytoscape 3.
I can give costs some thoughts now. With this experiment I assume 2 hours for about 100 relations in a drawing with 77 nodes. This amounts to 1:12 min per relation, which also includes a fraction for the classification of nodes. This figure is better that for the first network, I assume that this is a learning curve and that I'm simply getting more skilled.
I cannot tell from the reproduction the original size of the Luchaire work, for now I assume that it is 29,7 x 42,0 cm (german A3 format), giving about 1250 square centimeters. This then leads to predicted costs of about 5,76 seconds per square centimeter. Now, if the BCCI, ICIC & FAB, 1996–2000 drawing is of size 132.9 × 353.1 cm, we can predict about 75 hours of work for digitizing it.This is about two working weeks.


TPC Overall Rank: #223 out of 2933 rides.
In User Top 10: 137 times.
User Tracker Count: 531 times.
Cedar point fan, I am ready to be screwed: Mantis is... well to be honest, it met my expectations. I was expecting a run-of-the-mill coaster (inversions galore; decent-heightened first drop), except a standee. Alright call me a spazz, but I was actually intimidated by this coaster. I have never stood up on a ride but to my surprise, it felt... dare I say... the exact same? Except worse. Standees are not my thing on several reasons: the adjustment of your seat; the feeling in your legs; and your head is playing ping-pong with the OTS restraints. I love its logo and I like the color choice, but unfortunately, that is where the praise ends. Mantis, I felt stung!
My first Stand up roller coaster. I was impressed. It made my legs feel kinda weird and i was kinda uncomfortable but i thought it was pretty cool.
There is nothing special about Mantis, just an ordinary stand-up with some inversions, the usual drop, and a water factor.
This was the first stand up I rode and while it didn't really let me down, I was not prepared for the head bashing you get after the MCBR. I was kind of upset as I expected this one to be one I would re-ride over and over again. I just can't handle the beating you get on the second half of the ride. Overall, it's a fun ride but the re-ride factor is low.
I liked the first couple times i rode it. the only thing was that it hurt my legs. Maybe because im just 5'5 feet tall but it would have been better other then that.
Mantis, for a stand-up coaster is actually really good. Built back in 1996, it took several stand-up records. Unfortunately, that covers almost all of Mantis' problems. It was built to break records (which were broken again soon after), but not to consistantly provide quality rides. That aside, Mantis is full of great elements.
Its slow lift hill builds up your anticipation, and the swooping curve way up in the air is exciting. The first drop would be awesome, but there is a very noticable trim brake on the way down. The loop has really great hangtime at the top and has good g-force. The dive loop and the elevated turn over the station are pretty good too. The tilted loop really doesn't provide any advantage over a normal loop, but it was still a fun element. Pretty much everything after that was horrible, though. It was rough and it hurt. The entire 'maze' idea was pretty bad.
Mantis is certtainly a unique coaster and is very forceful but sometimes can be a bit painful, people mention that it bangs your head around.I experienced no such head banging what so ever the coaster was very smooth.The reason why it hurt is because the blood rushed to my feet on almost all of the elements which sort of hurt my feet, this was no fault of the rides though since stand up coasters sometimes do that to me. The coasters starts with a slight drop to the right turning and then plummeting and screeching through a trim on the drop, the trim is felt but it felt as though it didn&#39.t affect the speed. The 1st loop was taken at a good speed and really gave you some great hangtime mixed with intense positive G&#39.s. After this came the dive loop which was quite intense, and really gave some great hangtime, then we entered the turn around which provided some more great Positive G&#39.s.The we rushed right into the inclined loop which was very very forceful and was probably the most intense partb of the ride. After this you fly over a hill that banks to the right and goes into the MCBR, the MCRB was on and pinched the coaster slowing it, but it barely made a difference, the we enetered a very intense which we sped through and into a banked turn around after this we flew through more banked twisting turns providing great lateraly G&#39.s and some unique sensations, this is the finale of the ride and soon you hit the brakes. Some people don&#39.t like this ride but I personally didn&#39.t mid it at all, it was much smoother than those pathetic togo stand up so for that the ride sits at an 8.
I have only ridden this coaster four times. But I have learned a very valuable lesson about this ride. Its called front seat or no seat! The front seat on Mantis gets a 9 while all other seats will get a 6. I would say that the best part of the ride is right after the lift when the train turns 180 degrees to the big drop. On the outside in the front seat that feeling when your up that high standing up is just awesome.
The first 2/3 of the ride is also very exciting. But then comes the bumpy part that everyone talkes about and i'm not going to disagree.
In the world of coasters, it is interesting how many different concoctions there are for riding - above the track, below the track, beside the track (a-la X), sitting down, flying, and even standing up! I wonder how long before we are riding a coaster while lying on our backs. Many of these particular types go through booms, as did the stand-ups of the mid 1990s. The pioneer during that time was B&M. Yes, there were other stand-ups tried by the likes of Intamin and TOGO, but the heavy hitters were B&M. One of their biggest installations of the stand-up genre was Mantis at Cedar Point. Turned out that Mantis ended up being my first (and to this point only) stand-up coaster, and truth be told, I really enjoyed it!
Mantis is an interesting creature to look at, especially the baffling second half that is an intertwining, tangled mess of track that is as beautiful as art, albeit a Picasso. The rich colors look great, and the placement partially over that same swampy murk as Iron Dragon works well for the ride. Im not sure if its a typical characteristic of stand-ups, as this is the only one Ive ridden, but this one almost always has a pretty sizable line that moves rather slow. The crew seems pretty good, but there also seems to be plenty of checks that are needed before they can dispatch. So, be prepared for a decent wait, unless you can hit it rather early/late in the day. I will say that the standing position while riding is definitely unique and a pretty cool feeling. Before long, its out of the station and up the impressive lift.
Theres a nice little dip and curve off the lift to turn around and also build up a little energy before tackling the first drop, which is very good. On the way down, you can feel an ever so slight hit from a trim brake, but unlike Mean Streak, I actually like the result of this one. You lose very little speed, but just enough to hit the massive vertical loop at the PERFECT speed, producing some amazing hangtime at the top of the loop before plunging back down. The sensations felt here are powerful and intense (and equally great!). Next up the train glides smoothly through a nice dive loop, before executing a high turn and then the very cool inclined loop, which is forceful and fun, along with being something strange to see the first time you look at it. At this point the ride heads into the MCBR, after navigating a first half that is in the upper "9" level, full of thrills and great elements taken at a perfect pace. Well, as you can see, my rating is a bit lower, and thats because the second half just isnt quite as good. That previously mentioned tangled web of track turns out to be almost too ambitious by B&M, and it gets a bit rough in spots. Even the final inversion, a very intense corkscrew, is a bit shaky. Definitely not a deal-breaker, but it seems that Mantis tends to sputter out as it heads into the brakes. The first half is outstanding, and really the highlight of the ride. And although the second half isnt bad, maybe another inversion or two thrown into the mix (as opposed to the bending of track in every direction imaginable) would have rounded things out better. As it is, Mantis still winds up being a great coaster for me, and I found all my rides on it to be fun and enjoyable.


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Q: Search button using time vba Trying to create a search button that, when a time is entered in cell (B10) and button pressed, will copy values to the sheet. Tried a few tutorials but I keep doing something wrong.
Search function is on sheet1 and all my data is on sheet2. Date and time (m/dd/yyyy hh:mm:ss) are entered in cell B10 and info should be copy/pasted into cells D10:I10. Time on sheet2 is in A, while the data I want is B to G. The search should only return one row of values.
What did I do wrong in my code?
Sub search()

Dim erow As Long
Dim ws As Worksheet
Dim lastrow As Long
Dim count As Integer

lastrow = Sheets("Sheet2").Cells(Rows.count, 1).End(xlUp).Row

For x = 2 To lastrow

If Sheets("Sheet2").Cells(x, 1) = Sheet1.Range("B10") Then
Sheet1.Range("D10") = Sheets("Sheet2").Cells(x, 2)
Sheet1.Range("E10") = Sheets("Sheet2").Cells(x, 3)
Sheet1.Range("F10") = Sheets("Sheet2").Cells(x, 4)
Sheet1.Range("G10") = Sheets("Sheet2").Cells(x, 5)
Sheet1.Range("H10") = Sheets("Sheet2").Cells(x, 6)
Sheet1.Range("I10") = Sheets("Sheet2").Cells(x, 7)
End If

End Sub

A: Is Sheet1 declared as a variable? I dont see anywhere that you are setting it. Try this instead:
Sub search()

    Dim erow As Long

    Dim wbTarget as Workbook
    Dim wsTarget as Worksheet

    Dim wsSource as Worksheet

    Dim ws As Worksheet
    Dim lastrow As Long
    Dim count As Integer

    Dim r as Range

    Set wbTarget = ThisWorkbook
    Set wsTarget = wbTarget.Sheets("Sheet1")

    Set wsSource = wbTarget.Sheets("Sheet2")

    lastrow = wsSource.Cells(wsSource.Rows.count, 1).End(xlUp).Row

    For x = 2 To lastrow

        If wsSource.Cells(x, 1) = wsTarget.Range("B10") Then
            Set r = wsSource.Cells(x, 2).Resize(8, 1)
            wsTarget.Range("D10:I10").Value = r.Value
            Set r = Nothing
        End If
    Next

End Sub

A: you could try:
Option Explicit

Sub search2()
    Dim myCell As Range, foundCell As Range

    Set myCell = Worksheets("Sheet01").Range("B10")
    With Worksheets("Sheet02")
        Set foundCell = .Range("A1", .Cells(.Rows.count, 1).End(xlUp)).Find(what:=myCell.Value, LookIn:=xlFormulas, lookat:=xlWhole) '<--| try and find wanted date/time
        If Not foundCell Is Nothing Then myCell.Offset(, 2).Resize(, 6).Value = foundCell.Offset(, 1).Resize(, 6).Value '<--| if found then copy its adjacent 6 columns to Sheet1 "D10:E10" range
    End With
End Sub

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This is the annual event between Detroit area steelheaders and Metro west, on top of the Lake Shore motel tournament (Paul Stewart) our speaker from last September. This is a great event, hope to see some new people this weekend.
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To the Revolution! Rachelle Ann Go, Rachel John, and More Announced for West End HAMILTON
by A.A. Cristi Jan. 26, 2017
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The casting revolution begins. It has been reported that Rachelle Ann Go (Eliza Hamilton), Rachel John (Angelica Schuyler), Tarinn Callender (Hercules Mulligan/James Madison), Giles Terera (Aaron Burr), Obioma Ugoala (George Washington), Cleve September (John Laurens/Philip Hamilton), Christine Allado (Peggy Schuyler/Maria Reynolds), and Jason Pennycooke (Marquis de Lafayette/Thomas Jefferson) have signed on for the West End production of Lin-Manuel Miranda's Hamilton. The casting was first reported by The Daily Mail's Baz Bamigboye.
Rehearsals for Hamilton are scheduled to begin in September 2017. The production will begin previews November 21st, with an official opening to follow on December 7th. The production is currently still casting the roles of Alexander Hamilton and King George III.
In addition to a thriving career as a recording artist, Rachelle Ann Go also has an impressive onstage record. She made her musical debut in 2011 portraying Ariel in Disney's The Little Mermaid, for which she was awarded a Best Actress from Broadway World Philippine Awards. She was nominated a second time in 2013 for her portrayal of Jane Porter in Tarzan. Go's West End career includes the 2014 hit revival of Miss Saigon, portraying Gigi Van Tranh, as well as the 30th anniversary staging of Les Miserables in the role of the ill-fated Fantine.
There has been no word as to whether or not the casting will affect Go's reprisal of her role in the coming Broadway transfer of Miss Saigon.
Rachel John's stage career includes turns in international tours of The Lion King, Rent, and We Will Rock You. She has been seen on the West End in The Bodyguard, Sister Act the Musical, Memphis, and We Will Rock You.
Christine Allado's acting career started in the Philippines where she starred in productions such as The Phantom of the Opera: Revue as Christine Daae, Hairspray as Amber Von Tussle, and Joseph the Dreamer. Her international work includes appearances in Hong Kong's High School Musical and The Golden Mickeys. She has been seen on the West End in Sir Tim Rice's From Here to Eternity.
Giles Terera is an award winning British actor, musician, and filmmaker. He has been nominated for three Whatsonstage.com Awards. He was nominated for Best Supporting Actor in a Musical for his appearance in Jailhouse Rock and for Best Takeover in a Role in a theatrical production of The Rat Pack as Sammy Davis, Jr. and Best Ensemble Performance in Avenue Q. In 2007 he became the first Black actor to play Christy in Dublins Abbey Theatre production of Playboy of the Western World. In 2011 Terera played Caliban in Trevor Nunn's production of The Tempest opposite Ralph Fiennes at Haymarket Theatre. In addition to his numerous stage appearances Terera has made occasional appearances in film and television. His most notable television appearance was in the CBBC program Horrible Histories, performing in all five series from 2009 to 2013. He has also appeared in BBC television show Doctors and in the film London Boulevard and a televised production of Hamlet.
Obioma Ugoala appeared as as Smokey Robinson in the West End production of Berry Gordy's Motown. Ugoala has also been seen in Royal Shakespeare Company's King and Country which ran at the Brooklyn Academy Of Music. Past theatre credits for Cleve September include the West End production of another Lin-Manuel Miranda musical, In the Heights in the role of Sonny. Tarinn Callender is a newcomer to the West End, and is a graduate of Arts Educational Schools London.
Jason Pennycooke comes to the cast from the West End production of Memphis where he played the role of Bobby Dupree. Other notable stage appearances include the Menier Chocolate Factory production of, La Cage Aux Folles, the Trevor Nunn directed production of Kiss Me, Kate at Chichester Festival Theatre, Stomp, and Rent.
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