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Rock N' Roll is a 2007 Malayalam musical comedy film written and directed by Ranjith, starring Mohanlal, Lakshmi Rai, Mukesh, Lal, Siddique, Manoj K.Jayan, Rahman, Harisree Ashokan and Jagathy Sreekumar. The film tells the story of seven musicians in Chennai, the major centre of film production in South India. The film was released on November 9 coinciding with Deepavali. It received negative reviews and was considered a commercial disaster at the time of release. Over the years, the movie along with Mohanlal's performance has attained a cult status. Suraj Venjaramoodu's cameo role as a fraud musician was widely acclaimed and is often considered to be one of his early breakthroughs.

Plot
The film tells the story of Chandramouli (Mohanlal), a composer and drummer, of his return to Chennai from South Africa for a brief visit, and of the incidents happening in that short span. Gunasekharan (Siddique), a leading music composer, is busy with his composition for the latest film directed by Lal Jose. He feels that it would be better if he gets the help of his old friend Chandramouli, who is now busy with his international concerts. But Mouli, a fun loving and jovial musician, makes a surprise landing in Chennai and helps Guna in his work. Mouli accidentally falls in love with Daya Sreenivasan (Lakshmi Rai), the female playback singer, who is also an ardent fan of him. But because of the compulsions from her parents and fiancé, Vivek (Anoop Menon), she moves back to Mumbai. Mouli plots a plan with his friend Thabala Balu (Harisree Ashokan) to bring her back to Chennai. He makes Daya believe that he is now composing a dozen songs for a film and wants Daya to sing it. Daya, who comes back to Chennai, is not impressed by Mouli's tunes. When she openly expresses her unhappiness over the tune, Mouli takes it as a prestige issue and composes a song entirely dedicated to her. However, Daya is unable to attend the studio on that particular date as she will marry Vivek, whom she feels is too arrogant and sophisticated for her. Mouli enters the marriage venue and takes Daya to the studio for 30 minutes despite the opposition from her family members. Daya, who within time is fully in love with Mouli, realizes his love for her and opens her mind to him. The film ends with Mouli relaxing at a beach with Daya, but his old habits of carefree nature and passion for girls still not gone.

Cast

 Mohanlal as Chandramouli, an international drummer
 Mukesh as Vishwanath (Vichan), a re-recordist
 Lal as Issac, a violinist
 Siddique as Gunasekhar, a music director
 Manoj K. Jayan as Gireeshan a.k.a. Saidapet Giri, an aspiring singer-turned don
 Rahman as Henry, a keyboardist
 Harisree Ashokan as Balachandran a.k.a. Balu, a tablist
 Jagathy Sreekumar as Khader Khan
 Lakshmi Rai as Daya Sreenivas, a singer
 Anoop Menon as Vivek
 Suraj Venjaramoodu as PP Shiju a.k.a. Maharaja
 Swetha Menon as Meenakshi
 Praveena as Maria
 Anil Murali as Satheeshan, Police Inspector
 Augustine as Production Controller Subramaniyam
 Rohini as Nirmala
 Joju George as Hari, Gangster of Saidapet Giri
 Dinesh Panicker as Sreenivas, Daya's father
 Chitra Shenoy as Daya's mother
 Sindhu Shyam
 Lal Jose as himself (cameo)
 Vanitha as Chandramouli's mother (cameo)

Reception
The film received mostly negative reviews. On the other hand, the music was well received.
Vidyasagar's music was popular especially the song "Chandamama", which stayed in the charts for many weeks. The failure of the movie also resulted in a small spat between Mohanlal and Ranjith which continued till the due came together for the hugely successful Spirit in 2012.

Soundtrack

The film's background score is composed by Bijibal, while the songs are composed by Vidyasagar with lyrics written by Gireesh Puthenchery. The songs were very popular.

Quotes
"Rock & Roll is an out and out musical entertainer set in Chennai milieu with the background of a recording studio and the world of musicians. It's a fun-filled movie with Mohanlal leading the pack of merry men." - director Ranjith

References

 Musicindiaonline.com preview
 Sunday Kaumudi preview
 Indulekha film profile (Malayalam)

External links

2007 films
2000s Malayalam-language films
2000s musical films
Films shot in Chennai
Films scored by Vidyasagar
Films directed by Ranjith


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Canceling the Debate: A Misunderstanding of the Devil's Advocate
Post author By Tatyanna Cabral
Playing devil's advocate is a common discussion exercise in schools. It helps scholars see other perspectives and hone their debating skills. The game of devil's advocate is a tool to be utilized by trusted peers and exercised in good faith.
However, the game begins with a peer announcing their intentions. The advocate is typically already known to their fellow classmates and initiates the role from a place of understanding and respect. But the game of devil's advocate becomes an entirely different beast in the company of strangers.
To play devil's advocate in such an environment is to invite the suspicion of others. Outside of a classroom environment, few will know anyone's true opinions. If another student, without notice, presents an argument that may be considered offensive by others, many may respond under the assumption that said student was presenting their true opinion.
This "offense" can take many forms ranging from purposefully inflammatory material, blatant fallacies, the omission of relevant information, etc. The same response can still be elicited if the advocate attempts to create plausible deniability. If an advocate announces one view, but subsequently denies that view, this demonstration of cognitive dissonance will inevitably be noticed by other scholars. Outside of an academic environment, the most relevant parallel is likely the depressingly common statement: "I'm not racist, but…."
At some point, the advocate must end the game, just as a player must eventually put away their mask and call it a day. To wear the mask for extended periods of time may confuse other scholars, especially those who have only ever seen the mask and now hold little regard for one's true face. Wearing a mask for too long can also potentially be dangerous; an advocate may actually begin believing the so-called devil while still publicly arguing that they're just playing around.
Or, perhaps, a scholar means what they said and quickly decides that they were actually playing the advocate, after being called out by their peers, in an effort to save face. In a scenario when an advocate has been playing with strangers, they must execute their reveal with delicacy. A poor reveal will always be accompanied by a negative reception of one's true point. By playing with the trust of others, an advocate risks harming not only their own credibility, but the credibility of their argument.
Trust is a delicate thing. It takes time to build but only an instant to destroy. Trust is built up over long periods of time, and even the strongest of relationships can be bent by a demonstration of infidelity. With strangers, a break in trust is far more damning.
The worst thing an advocate can do when pulling off the mask is to disregard the criticisms of their peers. To purposefully present a poor argument and subsequently claim that it was all a ruse is to, at best, admit that one has wasted the community's time. It shows a lack of respect for the scholars who spent time listening and then responding to one's initial argument. Regardless of the advocate's true point, they may find that other scholars are less likely to listen to them. The general populace isn't fond of being used, and purposefully eliciting strong, negative responses is unlikely to put others in a listening mood.
Arguing in bad faith will inevitably poison the discussion and end the debate prematurely, leaving participants with worthwhile conclusion. Trust is one of the most important parts of any discussion or dialogue. To take another scholar's trust for granted, to purposefully mislead and then chastise them, is to lose their respect and, thus, their ear. Purposefully trying to get a rise out of others to prove a point will inevitably leave one without an audience.
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This week I completed my giant hood or 'hawk box'. This is another do-it yourself type project that is easy to do if you are at all inclined to woodworking or making things with your hands. The hawk box serves as a transport / carrier for your raptor while in the vehicle from location to location. It's also a good temporary resting place when cleaning out the mews, or when the weather outside is frightfully chilly.
While the giant hood is not a required piece of equipment, others would argue that it is essential to keeping your raptor safe, under control, and protected while travelling. There are many variations on the hawk box, from using PVC and plastic panels, to coroplast. I chose a pattern to make my giant hood out of 1/4″ louon with some additional accessories. The main thing to making your box easy to tote around is to make it light enough to carry your raptor without overburdening you. A box that is too big, or too weighty will make travels difficult.
I used a 4′ x 8′ sheet of 1/4″ louon, 12 feet of 1/2″ quarter-round moulding construction on the inside to secure the edges, and 12 feet of 1/2″ corner moulding on the outside to hide the seams and about 75 wood screws. With the sides and door securely attached to the moulding, I then cut the outside corner moulding to fit the dimensions of the box. Once all the glue had dried, I drilled 2″ holes in each of the sides of the box for venting. A few soffet vents filled the holes and completed the ventalation. I attached some hardware handles, and made sure to reinforce the anchors with 5/8″ plywood inside the box. The handle on the top is for carrying, and while the side handles can also be used for two-handed carrying, the real use is for tie-downs in the car when placed in the back. I can secure the box with some bungee cords or straps and these handles will provide that support. The corners of the wood block anchors were routed for a smooth, round finish.
On the left side of the box, just outside the door, I placed an additional handle for clipping the leash to the box, securing the raptor in case of a hasty exit. A small hole between the door and the door catch allows the leash to latch to the outside catch. Inside, I mounted a perch on a 1″ dowel, and used a slot so that I could remove it for cleaning. The dowel is covered in foam pipe insulation for a soft perching base. A 16″ x 5″ peice of astroturf is sewn together at the seam to create a uniform look on the perch.
The inside was painted with a dark color to keep the bird calm during travel. I ran out of black paint, so I used an emerald green that I like. The outside of the box is covered in one coat of marine varnish, to prevent fading by exposure to sunlight. The marine varnish is some of the best coating for protecting wood from exposure to the elements. It's important to give the box 4 weeks or more of airation and drying time before putting a raptor in your box. You want to make sure that any of the chemicals have long since evaporated before using full time.
I hunted around for a suitable door latch that was decorative, yet functional. If you go into a marine store, they have really nice brass and stainless hinges and all sorts of door clasps, however, you'll pay a premium price for these riggings. Since I didn't need brass or stainless (even though they really looked nice), I settled for some inexpensive, yet functional small brass door hinges and a turn-catch.
Pictures that show the completed hawk box, or giant hood.
To provide additional aeration and venting, a small CPU fan could be put in place of one of the soffet vents to forcefully move air through the box. Wire up some batteries in a small, detachable box and instant air for your raptor. * Warning: Hawk boxes should never be set out into direct sunlight while holding a raptor.
Install some clips to the inside to hold your newspaper or muting material for a quick change when it's time for a cleaning.
Leave one of the soffet vents on the bottom-rear of the box un-glued. That way, you can remove easily and wash out the chunky stuff (ewwww….).
Pound in some furniture-savers (sliders or posts) into the bottom four corners of the hawk box to avoid scraping the wood when sliding around or moving from place to place. Depending upon your storage or travel needs, you may want these posts to be 'grippy' instead, that way, your box *won't* slide when you are driving around.


What is more comforting on a cold rainy day than a cup of chai. Specially when the simple chai is flavoured with stuffs likes cardamom and ginger or chai masala. They take the cuppa to the next level. My mum want tea daily two times. But i am not like that. I have it when i feel like having one. On those days i make special cup of tea. This mint chai is my recent favorite. I found some fresh mint leaves on my backyard, so i plucked few of them and added to the tea and it was so unbelievably flavourful. From that day onward mint chai has become my latest addiction.
And did you notice the crockery, it was given to me by my friend when she dropped to visit my place. Now i own a entire batch of tea set, I love it so much.
Take water in a sauce pan and bring it to a boil.
Add in tea powder and mix well. Add in mint leaves and let this simmer for 4 to 5 mins.
Now add in milk and bring it to a boil.
Add in sugar to taste and mix well.
Now filter this whole thing.
Wow mint chai looks good.Never tried and tasted it.
Sounds gr8!! have to try this soon..
Thanks for sharing mint tea. Its very tasty.
Hi sis…can we use milk powder instead of milk?If yes then at which step we can add it?


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Iran urges fight against Zionist crimes
Iran's FM Spokesman Mohammad-Ali Hosseini:
Iran has called on the international community and Islamic countries in particular to fight against the crimes of the Zionist regime.
'It is time the world started paying attention to the real demands of the Palestinian people. It is necessary for the international community and Islamic states to put on their agenda confrontation with the criminal acts of the Zionist regime and support for the Palestinians with the aim of restoring their rights and establishing justice,' the Iranian Foreign Ministry Spokesman Mohammad-Ali Hosseini told domestic and foreign reporters at his weekly press conference Sunday.
'The Islamic Republic of Iran regards the racist, aggressive and illegal nature of the Zionist regime as the root cause of all crises in the region,' he added.
Hosseini invited the international community and responsible international bodies to pay attention to the disastrous human situation in the occupied Palestinian lands and work toward relieving the suffering of the oppressed Palestinian people.
The Zionist regime celebrates the 60th anniversary of its illegal establishment under circumstances wherein the rightful inhabitants of the historical land of Palestine are being subjected to great suffering and pain, he said, adding the regime has a black record of brutal acts in Palestine.
'The daily massacre of the Palestinian people, including women and children; killing on purpose of the Palestinian fighters; destruction of homes, farms, and economic infrastructure; systematic violation of principles, regulations and internationally recognized criteria; destroying of historic and religious Islamic sites; development of a formidable nuclear arsenal; and the wanton use of weapons against regional and international peace and security are clear examples of state terrorism and crimes against humanity, which constitute the track record of the Zionist regime in the occupied Palestine,' the spokesman said.
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July 8, 2019 April 15, 2019 by Anne Litwin
Wyoming is a state with a long history of firsts for women. Sebastian Modak of the New York Times writes that:
In 1869, the Wyoming territory guaranteed women the right to vote—51 years before the guarantee of voting rights for women came with the passage of the 19th Amendment.
In 1870, Esther Hobart Morris became the country's first female justice of the peace in Wyoming; Martha Symons became the first female bailiff; Nellie Tayloe Ross became the first female governor of the United States in 1925 in Wyoming.
In 2017, Affie Ellis became the first Native American elected to the Wyoming Senate. Ellis said she felt compelled to run for office when she took her daughter to a Senate debate and saw there was only one woman senator. When her daughter asked, "Mom, do they let girls be in the Senate?" she knew she had to run for office.
Nicholas Kristof writes about two present-day heroines for the New York Times. One, Nasrin Sotoudeh, is in Iran, and the other, Loujain al-Hathloul, is in Saudia Arabia. Both women have challenged the barbaric treatment of women in their respective countries:
Nasrin Sotoudeh, 55, is a writer and human rights lawyer in Iran who has been sentenced to 38 years in prison plus 148 lashes. Her crime—advocating for the rights of women and abused children as a human rights lawyer and inspiring other activists to speak out and to refuse to wear head scarves as a protest against the oppression of women.
Loujain al-Hathloul, 29, a leader of the Saudi women's rights movement, has undergone months of imprisonment, torture, sexual harassment, water-boarding, and electric shocks. Her crimes—communicating with human rights groups and criticizing the Saudi government's "guardianship" system, which restricts the movement and independence of all women.
Kristof has suggested that both women be nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize for confronting tyrants on behalf of women and girls. He implores us to keep awareness of their names and their treatment in the public sphere as this is their only hope for survival and/or release.
Dr. Karen Uhlenbeck, an American, has become the first woman to receive the Abel Prize for mathematics, an award modeled on the Nobel Prize, from the Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters. Kenneth Chang writes that Uhlenbeck helped pioneer a field known as geometric analysis and developed techniques commonly used by many mathematicians. She later worked on gauge theories in the field of physics. Uhlenbeck acknowledges that as part of the pioneering generation of women who were able to get real jobs in academia, she has been a role model for other women. She notes that there were no role models for her and states, "I never felt like one of the guys." The only influential woman she could find to look up to was on television—Julia Child.
We all owe thanks and gratitude to these role models who inspire and encourage us to take courageous stands for ourselves and for others to make the world a better place.
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CNMI Judge Upholds Injunction Orders Against SDLLC
Arguments for and against power deal to be made at later hearing
By Andrew O. De Guzman
SAIPAN, CNMI (Marianas Variety, Jan. 3, 2013) – Superior Court Judge David A. Wiseman yesterday placed under advisement the motion to hold Gov. Benigno R. Fitial and Saipan Development LLC (SDLLC) "consultants" in contempt for violating standing preliminary injunction orders stopping the no-bid $190 million power purchase agreement between the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands' chief executive and the Delaware-registered company.
The show-cause order hearing for Fitial and Saipan Development LLC went forward after CNMI Associate Justice John A. Manglona denied the governor's emergency motion for a stay order a little more than an hour before the 1:30 p.m. hearing in Superior Court.
After hearing oral arguments, Wiseman ruled that the injunction orders are still in effect, but he scheduled a Jan 17, 2012 reconsideration hearing as moved by Saipan Development through its local attorney William Fitzgerald.
Wiseman said he will not vacate the injunctions based on the issue of jurisdiction as argued by Fitzgerald, who asserted that Saipan Development was not properly served with a summons and complaint until after the injunction order was issued.
Wiseman said because he did not have "the benefit of SDLLC's arguments," all parties will present arguments in the next hearing regarding the following: irreparable harm, likelihood of success on the merits, balance of hardships, and public interest.
Attorney Deborah Fisher, who represents defendant Commonwealth Utilities Corp. (CUC), told the court that "there's showing of harm" as a result of the recent opinion issued by the Attorney General's Office.
[PIR editor's note: Through Press Secretary Angel Demapan, Fitial has announced he agrees that the PPA is void and unenforceable, as per an earlier statement made by San Nicolas. Meanwhile, Representative Francisco S. Dela Cruz has moved that amongst a number of impeachment articles lodged against Fitial, the House should adopt an additional article over Fitial's failure to appoint a Department of Public Safety commissioner. Dela Cruz claims this amounts to neglect of duty, citing the "merry-go-round" of leadership between DPS Deputy Commissioner Ambrosio T. Ogumoro and his brother Police Director Aniceto T. Ogumoro, who have been working as acting commissioners for 90-day periods.]
Wiseman heard first the plaintiffs' motion to hold the governor and Saipan Development LLC in contempt, and then Saipan Development's motion to vacate preliminary injunction orders.
Attorney Ramon Quichocho, who represents Rep. Janet Maratita, Rep. Ray Yumul and the CNMI Senate, said there's no violation of the governor's first amendment rights because the meeting between Fitial and Saipan Development "consultants" with the CNMI senators "goes beyond casual conversation."
Assistant Attorney General David Lochabay, who represents Fitial and former AG Edward Buckingham, disagreed, saying: "You can't be held in contempt of an ambiguous order," referring to the standing preliminary injunction orders.
Lochabay said the plaintiffs' allegations were "light-years away" regarding the implementation of the power purchase agreement.
Fitzgerald said his clients were "trying to explain" the deal, but "nobody was trying to push the contract forward."
Citing case law, Fitzgerald said an "injunction against speech" is "prior restraint."
But Quichocho said the governor's text message to Sen. Juan Manglona Ayuyu, the chairman of the Senate Committee on Public Utilities, Transportation and Communications, "reiterated major issues" about the deal.
Quichocho said Saipan Development was bent on pushing forward the deal as is made clear by its notice of force majeure to CUC, dated Dec. 11, 2012, referring to the current preliminary injunction orders that prohibited the defendants from continuing, pursuing, and/or performing the terms of the PPA.
In a statement in reaction to Attorney General Joey P. San Nicolas's legal opinion that the governor is not liable for any cause of action regarding the PPA, Quichocho said: "Intentional blind reliance on a mistaken opinion by an attorney, as in the case here, is clearly not the type of 'reliance' that the AG's opinion addresses."
He added, "If it is true that defendant Fitial merely relied on a mistaken opinion by his former attorney general, then surely, defendant Fitial must now take affirmative steps to cancel/terminate the illegal power purchase agreement and related agreements now that he is getting competent advice from Attorney General San Nicolas."
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A a set of five day old twins were burnt to death in a nursery at Harare Central Hospital last week. It is obtained that the hospital is still carrying out investigations, "but negligence is suspected." It was said that the twins were placed in an isolation ward as they were recovering from jaundice.
They were placed in an open cradle where a beam of light was used to provide heating. However, something malfunctioned and the babies were dehydrated and burnt to death. Their mother, Belinda Balalika found the babies dead when she went to breastfeed them at midnight.


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I wrote a short piece last night for The Spinoff on last night's election. I'll change my views if we get refined exit poll data that tells me otherwise. But it also seems to be the conclusion others are now drawing too. I also talked about this with Mark Sainsbury this morning.
It isn't an income inequality class war thing. It's more complicated than that, with a lot of it being the mess I'd hinted at in my summary comments on our inequality debate: the egalitarianism of respect that is sorely needed.
I expect a lot of kiwis will be tempted to see the Trump phenomenon through an income inequality lens. While rising income inequality is a myth in New Zealand, it isn't in America. But that easy narrative doesn't sit well with the data, or not in the obvious ways. Gallop polling back from August even showed Trump supporters weren't those, on average, left behind by globalisation or automation. Supporters did not have lower income and were not more likely to be unemployed. And the same Gallup study showed supporters were more likely to work in industries that did not really have to worry much about competition from China – like construction. But they were more likely to live in places far from the media and political elites.
What exit polls are out so far show Clinton won among those earning less than $50,000 per year, but lost among those on higher earnings – despite Clinton having much stronger support among the college-educated. It isn't easy to simultaneously lose badly among those on higher incomes and win strongly among those with college degrees. And race has certainly played a role. None of this cleanly fits an income inequality narrative. But it does fit a cultural narrative.
Look back again at Vance's description of life in hillbilly country. There was a great interview with Vance in The American Conservative a few months ago. He talks about the resentment felt in those communities about being looked down on by urban elites. About being told that their way of living and religious beliefs and pride in military service are wrong. About their accents being a great source of amusement. Trump earned the same condescension from urban elites that a lot of people who aren't in that elite feel pretty regularly. And warnings about Trump's racism, misogyny, and potential fascism ring hollow when those words have lost the meaning they should have through overuse: when everything is a microaggression and when President Bush was regularly compared to Hitler, well, people start discounting when they shouldn't. And there's always a fraction of the population that just wants to watch it all burn.
But it will be rather bad.
Back in March I'd pointed to the institutional constraints that would stop a Trump Presidency from being apocalyptic. I was too optimistic about two of them.
I said *rising* income inequality is a myth. Bryan Perry's statistical work at MSD is very clear. There's been no trend in income inequality over the past 15-20 years, depending on the measure. And Ball & Creedy's work at Treasury is equally clear on the decline in inequality in consumption, which is back to where it was in the early 1980s.


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The benefits of shopping used cars are many. If you're in the market for your next pre-owned vehicle, you may be wondering, "Where can I find a used car dealer near me?" Just visit us at Land Rover New Orleans for a wide selection!
In addition to our inventory of cars, you'll find finance, service, and parts centers that can assist at every step of your ownership journey. We're the perfect one-stop shop for Metairie and New Orleans drivers!
One of the perks of shopping used vehicles? The diversity of options here at our dealership is certainly a major plus. We stock pre-owned cars, trucks, SUVs, and more. You'll find plenty of used Land Rover SUVs, as well as vehicles from other popular brands.
You won't want to miss our Land Rover Certified Pre-Owned vehicles. All our used vehicles are thoroughly inspected, but with Land Rover CPO, you'll get a rigorous 165-point quality inspection. Perks like 24-hour roadside assistance and a factory-backed warranty are part of the deal, too!
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Жулиен Дювивие () е френски режисьор.

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През 30-те години на 20 век той е бил част от продуцентската компания Film d'Art на Марсел Вандал и Шарл Делак.

Той създава вселена от образи, в която съчетава по-груб реализъм и необичайна фантазия. След Втората световна война той предлага напълно песимистичен поглед към френското общество, доминиран от лицемерие, тесен клерикализъм и дребнавост.

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Френски режисьори
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J. Jane Consulting | carol adams.
richmond, virginia. | sister. mother. aunt. grandmother. mentor. police officer. public servant. advocate. community leader.
Domestic Violence does not discriminate on the basis of gender, race, national origin, religion, or social economic backgrounds. And the only way to combat this atrocious behavior is through education, awareness and understanding.
Over thirty years ago, Carol and Patsy Adams lost their precious mother by the hands of their father. After suffering years of domestic abuse, Orine Adams was shot and killed by the man who was supposed to protect her and the children they brought into this world—a senseless and tragic act.
However, Orine's daughters did not allow this tragedy define their family legacy. They both grew up and chose a career in public service. These incredible sisters dedicate their lives to serving, educating, and protecting their community—a truly commendable path highlighting the freedom of choice. These women made a conscious effort to choose a career that allows them to serve and protect—a beautiful triumph, indeed.
In an effort to help those who are currently living in an unhealthy environment, Carol Adams created The Carol Adams Foundation. This outstanding organization is committed to providing support and assistance to those families experiencing domestic violence. Located in Richmond, The Carol Adams Foundation has garnered the support of the Governor of Virginia, Virginia's Director of Public Safety, Virginia's Attorney General, Richmond's City Mayor, Delegates, Richmond Chief of Police and countless others. I am honored to have this amazing woman join the j. jane conversation.
How did you choose a career in law enforcement?
I feel as if my course in life was directed by God. It truly was never my desire to become a police officer. My dream was to join the United States Air Force and become a pilot and travel all over the world.
What is your favorite thing about working in the field of law enforcement?
No favorite thing, I just love people. My energy comes from interacting with others. Helping others is the purpose of my existence here on this earth.
You and your sister were in the house when you mother's life ended. How did this strengthen your relationship?
Our relationship was strengthened because we have to depend on each. Additionally we are our mother's legacy. It's important for us to show our own children that life must go on, even after the loss of our mother.
Let's talk about forgiveness. Your father served less than two years in prison for this atrocious crime. Obviously, this was before laws were put into place to respond to domestic violence appropriately. Years after his release, he was diagnosed with terminal cancer. How did you garner the courage and strength to stand next to his bedside as he drew his last breath? How did you forgive him for taking away your mother?
God is awesome and never takes you on a journey without him being there to carry you through. Forgiveness was never an issue because God is the orchestrator of all life and death events. Therefore, our responsibility was only to continue honoring him as our father.
Who has been your greatest influence in your life and why?
My grandmother Mary Ruth Davis-Powell, she was born on December 5, 1914 and passed away on December 10, 2014. She will always be my hero. She was an exemplary role model, full of love, inspiration and a heart of gold. God's light radiated through her smile, words of encouragement, and her generosity towards everyone she encountered.
How does the Carol Adams Foundation help those affected by domestic violence?
The Foundation was created to help fill some of the gaps of services for domestic violence victims such as emergency transportation assistance, emergency housing assistance, clothing and furniture needs. We also sponsor parenting programs to help parents understand the importance of a positive environment for their children.
I have read that you include children in your awareness campaigns and events. Why is this so important?
This is important because adults very rarely talk to kids about domestic violence, which creates an "ignored" amongst our youngsters who will one day co-exist in a relationship. Statistically, the data shows that females between the ages of 16 – 24 represent two populations. This group represents our target age of new mothers and most prevalent reported domestic violence victims.
What do you feel our society can do to help kids understand that violence is unacceptable in any relationship?
Our society must accept the fact that domestic violence occurs, and is not something that should be swept under a rug. We should know that it happened with the first earthly family; however, we should have advanced our mindset and stop it, rather than hiding it. As adults we must model our behavior and demonstrate good conflict resolution skills, in order to avoid having to manage anger.
Can you offer examples of how you raise money to sustain your organization?
We host many annual events. From 5K walks to galas and fashion shows, to golf tournaments, we are constantly seeking new ways to raise money to assist women. We ask that those who are interested in supporting The Carol Adams Foundation sponsor one of our many events.
What has been your greatest lesson learned in life?
The greatest lesson for me at the age of 51 is that my father God is awesome. God's word and promises are true and real. His love is unwavering, his friendship is genuine, and his guidance is out of this world, his grace I cannot describe.
To the rest of the world, he painted a picture of us being orphans; however, when I look in the mirror I see – "My father, the creator of all as my parents." Therefore, I've never been alone in spirit but, I still suffer pain from the absence of my earthly parents.
The best advice I can give anyone is to always be true to you. Understand the purpose of your earthly existence and work towards completing your tasks. It's important to love your family, spoil them with love and affection because memories are for a lifetime. And don't forget to spoil yourself often!
Learn more about The Carol Adams Foundation and follow Carol on Facebook.


Using the Reflection API the internals of the AppendIterator are easy to see.
As seen from the reflection output above, the AppendIterator has much the same API as other iterator classes. The primary method that does the work however, is the append() method. which the AppendIterator uses append an iterator object to an aggregated iterator. To append to the AppendIterator, a new AppendIterator object is created and iterator objects added to it as shown here.
The order in which the each array is traversed is apparent when the keys are displayed also. Each array is iterated over in order they were appended to the AppendIterator.
The greatest benifit of using the AppendIterator is that any of the SPL Iterator suite can now be used in conjunction with the iterator object.
In the second array, a kiwi is present. The kiwi is a New Zealand bird and not part of the Australian fauna. The offending critter can be filtered out with the SPL FilterIterator.
This time when the foreach loop is run, the offending kiwi has been filtered out of the array. Any of the classes, or interfaces are available when traversing mulitple arrays, making for quick and easy aggregation an manipulation of data in an efficient manner.


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Jean Beagle Ristaino is an American scientist and  William Neal Reynolds Distinguished Professor of Plant Pathology.  She is best known for her work on the epidemiology and population genetics of Oomycete plant pathogens in the genus Phytophthora and her work on the population genomics of historic  outbreaks of the  Irish famine pathogen, Phytophthora infestans

Biography
Ristaino received her B.S. degree in biological sciences in 1978 and her M.S. degree in plant pathology in 1982 from the University of Maryland.  She received her Ph.D. from the University of California, Davis in 1987.  Since 1987, Ristaino has been on the faculty of North Carolina State University, and she currently holds the rank of  William Neal Reynolds Distinguished Professor.

In 2012, Ristaino served as a Jefferson Science Fellow in the Bureau for Food Security of the United States Agency for International Development].  In 2016, she received the Excellence in International Service Award from the American Phytopathological Society  In 2019 she was awarded the Global Engagement Award from NC State University.

Ristaino serves as the director of the "Emerging Plant Disease and Global Food Security" cluster at NC State, has served as a Jefferson Science Fellow for the US Department of State and received a Fulbright European Research Scholar Award to work with the University of Catania on late blight in Italy in 2018. In August 2020 , she was elected a Fellow of the American Phytopathological Society and named a AAAS Fellow in November, 2020.

Ristaino's lab at NC State works on emerging plant diseases that threaten global food security.  A major focus of research is to understand the factors that contribute to disease emergence including the epidemiology and population genetics of Oomycete plant pathogens in the genus Phytophthora. Phytophthora infestans caused the Great Famine of Ireland in the 1840s, and is a reemerging threat to global food security. She studies the population genetics and migrations of both historic and present day strains of the pathogen. Her lab was part of a multi-investigator group that sequenced the genome of the pathogen. She is now using the genome sequence to develop novel strategies for managing disease in the field. Her team has developed a web portal called USAblight.org that can be used to track recent outbreaks of disease using geospatial analytics. She also works on other pathogens of tropical crop plants including black Sigatoka on banana, downy mildew of tobacco, soilborne fungi and coffee rust that are threats to global food security.

Honors and Awards
 Named American Phytopathological Society Fellow, Denver APS, 2020
 NC State University Global Engagement Award, 2019.
 US – Italy Fulbright Research Scholar Award, US Department of State, University of Catania, Jan-July, 2018
 Director, Emerging Plant Disease and Global Food Security Cluster, NC State University, March 2015.
 American Phytopathological Society Excellence in International Service Award, August 2016
 Bellagio Conference Award, Rockefeller Foundation, April 2014
 Jefferson Science Fellow and Senior Science Advisor, US State Department, USAID Bureau for Food Security, August 2012 to present.
 Named a William Neal Reynolds Distinguished Professor, January 2012.
 "Mini" sabbatical leave with Joe Heitman, Duke University, Fall 2011.
 Select for the National Academy of Sciences Keck Futures Initiative (NAKFI) conference on  "Ecosystems Services: Charting a Path to Sustainability Conference", Nov. 10-13, 2011, Irvine CA.  Interdisciplinary Research Ream Member: Design production systems for ecosystem services that improve human outcomes related to food and nutrition.
 Late blight research on historical specimens in Newspapers: London Times, The New York Times, The Daily Telegraph, The Washington Post, San Francisco Chronicle, The Boston Globe, The News and Observer,  NY Academy of Sciences, Capital Press, The Chronicle of Higher Education, Sunday Times London Higher Education Supplement, Global Initiative on Late blight Newsletter, Plant Pathology Newsletter, CALS Perspective Newsletter; Magazines: National Geographic, U.S. News & World Report, Time magazine, The Sciences magazine, Smithsonian. Radio: National Public Radio – Richard Harris, All Things Considered; Todd Mundt Show; BBC Radio-Belfast, London, Edinburgh, Voice of America,  Television:  NC State Focus, TV Interview; CNN International; WRAL TV News;  Websites -Yahoo, CNN Science Daily, ABC News; Elsevier Science, The New Scientist, National Sigma Xi News briefs, Science -In-The- News, The Agricultural Research Service Website, The World Potato Congress, Homepage at North Carolina State University, ProMed - Program for Monitoring Emerging Diseases, Daily University Science News, Perkin Elmer - Online Magazine Biobeat.  (See summary page 20)
 CNN Global Challenges Program filmed in my lab, fall, 2002.
 Invited to speak at International Congress of Plant Pathology (ICPP): 2017- Boston; Beijing, 2013;  Christchurch, NZ, 2003; Edinburgh, Scotland, 1998.
 AAAS Science Fellow delegation to Switzerland, October 2002.  Worked with Swiss Embassy and presented a talk to Swiss parliament on "How Universities Foster Science Innovation".
 US Patent number 5,780,271 entitled "PCR assays for Phytophthora species".  Awarded July 14, 1998.  Awarded Patent Plaque at Inventors Luncheon, May 17, 1999.  DH Hill Special Exhibit, Patents at NCSU, May 1, 2000.
 Sabbatical leave, Farlow Herbarium, Harvard University, Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, England. Sept. 1997-Feb. 1998.
 ESCOP/ACOP Leadership Intern, 1997-1998, College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, N.C. State University.
 American Association for the Advancement of Science Summer Science and Engineering Fellow.  Office of Air and Radiation, Development of Ecologically-based Alternatives to Methyl Bromide, Environmental Protection Agency, Wash. DC, June 3-Aug. 9, 1996.
 Awarded 1993 Sigma Xi Outstanding Young Researcher Award, North Carolina State University Chapter of Sigma Xi, April 1993.  College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Awards Recognition Reception for Young Researcher Award, October 1994.
 Received the Dennis Hall, Outstanding Graduate Student Award, Department of Plant Pathology, University of California, Davis, 1988.
 Received Jastro Shields Graduate Research Scholarship, Univ. California, Davis, 1985.
 Southern Soybean Disease Workers Conference, Graduate Student Award, March 1981.
 Valedictorian, Parkdale High School, Riverdale, MD, June 1975.

External links

 Ristaino lab

Living people
University System of Maryland alumni
University of California, Davis alumni
North Carolina State University faculty
Jefferson Science Fellows
Year of birth missing (living people)


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Q: RxSwift - Filter data from tableview from UIPickerView i try to filter data from my table View. When i select one value from picker View, The data suppose to filter based on the category and the table view should reload with filtered data.
here i attach the code
struct RecipeList {

let id: Int
let catid: String
let name: String
let description: String
let ingredient: String
let step: String
let image: String
let img: NSData
//static var dataSource = BehaviorRelay(value: [RecipeList]())
static var items = [RecipeList]()
}

here how i fetch data to table View
func setupCellConfiguration() {

  let recipeList = Observable.just(RecipeList.items)
    recipeList
        .bind(to: tableView
            .rx
            .items(cellIdentifier: RecipeListCell.Identifier,
                   cellType: RecipeListCell.self)) { row, recipe, cell in
                    cell.configureWithRecipe(recipe: recipe)
    }
    .disposed(by: disposeBag)
}

Here how pick event on picker view
func setupRecipeTypePickerView(textField: UITextField) {

    let pickerView = UIPickerView()
    pickerView.selectRow(Int(self.selectedRecipeType) ?? 0, inComponent: 0, animated: false)
    textField.inputView = pickerView
    let recipeType = Observable.of(RecipeType.items)
    recipeType.bind(to: pickerView.rx.itemTitles) { (row, element) in
        return "\(element.name)"
    }
    .disposed(by: disposeBag)
    pickerView.rx.itemSelected
        .subscribe { (event) in
            switch event {
            case .next(let selected):

                selected.row == 0 ? (self.isFilter = false) : (self.isFilter = true)
                let recipeType = RecipeType.items[selected.row]
                textField.text = recipeType.name
                self.selectedRecipeType = recipeType.id
                RecipeList.items.append(contentsOf: RecipeList.items.filter({$0.catid == recipeType.id}))

            default:
                break
            }
    }
    .disposed(by: disposeBag)

}

Here how append data from Core data to Model
    func getRecipeList() {
    RecipeList.items.removeAll()

    guard let appDelegate = UIApplication.shared.delegate as? AppDelegate else { return }

    let managedContext = appDelegate.persistentContainer.viewContext

    let fetchRequest = NSFetchRequest<NSFetchRequestResult>(entityName: Common.ENTITYNAME)

    do {
        let result = try managedContext.fetch(fetchRequest)
        for data in result as! [NSManagedObject] {
            let id = data.value(forKey: "id") as! Int
            let catid = data.value(forKey: "catid") as? String ?? "1"
            let name = data.value(forKey: "name") as! String
            let description = data.value(forKey: "rdescription") as! String
            let ingredient = data.value(forKey: "ingredient") as! String
            let step = data.value(forKey: "step") as! String
            let image = data.value(forKey: "image") as! String
            let img = data.value(forKey: "img") as! NSData

            let recipe = RecipeList(id: id, catid: catid, name: name, description: description, ingredient: ingredient, step: step, image: image, img: img)
            RecipeList.items.append(recipe)
        }
       // RecipeList.dataSource.accept(RecipeList.items)
    } catch {

        print("Failed")
    }
}

I try alot solution from multiple sources, seems does not work. This is my first day learning RXSwift. Usually i didnt use RXSwift, i just simply, create variable for filtered data, then rereload the tableView

A: The missing bit in your code is that you are just emitting the RecipeList.items and then completing. You have to emit a new value from recipeList every time you want the table view to reload.
Try something like this instead:
class Example: UIViewController {
    var tableView: UITableView!
    var textField: UITextField!
    let disposeBag = DisposeBag()

    override func viewDidLoad() {
        super.viewDidLoad()

        let pickerView = createPickerView()

        textField.inputView = pickerView
        configureTextField(pickerView: pickerView)
        configureTableView(pickerView: pickerView)
    }

    func createPickerView() -> UIPickerView {
        let pickerView = UIPickerView()
        Observable.just(RecipeType.items)
            .bind(to: pickerView.rx.itemTitles) { row, element in
                return element.name
            }
            .disposed(by: disposeBag)
        return pickerView
    }

    func configureTextField(pickerView: UIPickerView) {
        pickerView.rx.itemSelected
            .map { RecipeType.items[$0.row].name }
            .bind(to: textField.rx.text)
            .disposed(by: disposeBag)
    }

    func configureTableView(pickerView: UIPickerView) {
        let recipeList = Observable.just(RecipeList.items)
        Observable.combineLatest(recipeList, pickerView.rx.itemSelected.map { $0.row })
            .map { (list, selected) -> [RecipeList] in
                guard selected != 0 else { return list }
                let recipeType = RecipeType.items[selected]
                return list.filter { $0.catid == recipeType.id }
            }
            .bind(to: tableView.rx.items(cellIdentifier: RecipeListCell.Identifier,
                       cellType: RecipeListCell.self)) { row, recipe, cell in
                        cell.configureWithRecipe(recipe: recipe)
            }
            .disposed(by: disposeBag)
    }
}

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Taste and see the goodness of the Maconnais in the fresh, scented, exceedingly easy-to-drink 2007 Joseph Drouhin Macon-Villages. Endowed with a sunshiny yellow robe and the telltale Macon aromas of acacia flowers, beeswax, citrus, fresh-cut mountain apples, and minerals, this first class Macon-Villages offers an abundance of haunting flavors to accompany its pretty, aromatic profile and sleek, elegant body. Spring flowers, citrus oil, and the gentle minerality of the Macon all come to life in the mouth, too. These gentle flavors caress and seduce the palate with the purity of Chardonnay. In short, this definitive Macon-Villages captures the essence of Chardonnay when it has not been buried beneath the preponderance of oak. Instead, elegance and the full assortment of Maconnais flavors come to fore. We suggest drinking this pure, natural-tasting Chardonnay only lightly to moderately chilled (48º-55º F), especially in more temperate climates. However, some members may prefer to serve this wine at a colder temperature. We opted for less chilling because we believe a more ambient temperature allows Macon-Villages its full expression of flavors . . . but as you like it. Enjoy!
First-rate Macon-Villages makes for a great aperitif and provides a wonderful segue to a meal. Consequently, we suggest serving the 2007 Joseph Drouhin Macon-Villages at the beginning of an evening or at the start of festivities, and then continuing with it as an accompaniment to appetizers or a simple first course. Given this wine's crisp citrus fruit and long lingering minerality, it can more than hold its own with a wide assortment of foods. Some of our favorite appetizer selections with Drouhin's Macon-Villages include seafood starters such as Shrimp Cocktail, Sautéed Oysters, Crispy Crab Rangoons, Maryland Style Crab Cakes, and Shrimp and Vegetable Rolls. Pizzettes, tasty, easy-to-prepare pizza dough rounds with fresh basil, tomato, warm gorgonzola cheese, and extra virgin olive oil, rank among the elite accompaniments, as well. In addition, almost any light- to medium-flavored cow's milk cheese (Colby, Edam, Muenster, and Port Salut) and a loaf of crispy French bread provide plenty of companionship. Moreover, Macon-Villages is versatile, so almost any food that is not too highly charged will gladly complement this wine, as well.
Joseph Drouhin is one of the most respected names in the world of wine. Founded in 1880 by Joseph Drouhin, this prestigious Burgundy firm is presently being run with great critical and commercial success by the fourth generation of the Drouhin family: Frédéric, Laurent, Philippe, and Véronique Drouhin are firmly at the helm. They have taken over for their legendary father, Robert, who retired in 2003. A négociant (wholesale merchant) and domain grower and producer, Maison Joseph Drouhin fashions many of Burgundy's greatest red and white wines, including several spectacular Premier Cru and Grand Cru Chablis, and the celebrated Marquis de la Guiche Montrachet, a wine that has been called "the world's greatest white wine." Furthermore, the tremendous critical acclaim Drouhin's wines have received across the board in recent years only underscore just how terrific the entire Drouhin portfolio is from top to bottom. Beheld of 150 acres of prime Burgundy vineyards, which are spread throughout the region's top communes, plus 125 acres in Oregon, one could spend a lifetime discovering the wines of Burgundy and the lure of Chardonnay and Pinot Noir, without ever leaving Maison Drouhin. Equally adept with Chardonnay and Pinot Noir, Maison Drouhin possesses some of the finest vineyards in Chablis and Chassagne-Montrachet for white wines and equally superb holdings for reds on both the Côte de Beaune and Côte de Nuits. All of Drouhin's estate wines are grown and produced using sustainable methods of agriculture. The Drouhin fields are plowed, natural compost is spread, and wild grass still grows between the vineyard rows, which means no chemical fertilizers or herbicides are ever used. Moreover, Maison Drouhin has for years used the most natural weapons against insects and vine diseases by introducing natural bacteria and predators into the vineyards, rather than resorting to systemic control through chemicals. All of Maison Drouhin's grapes remain hand harvested; and for the estate's red wines only natural, wild yeasts are employed during fermentation. The results are simple: Drouhin produces only the best at every level of quality. Macon-Villages Macon-Villages is the most popular white wine of France's fabled Burgundy region. It draws its name from the small city of Macon in southern Burgundy and the 26 distinct villages from which the appellation's delicious Chardonnay wines flow. This part of the Maconnais is a hilly, quite rural part of Burgundy. Lucky for us the wines of Macon-Villages are born on the region's limestone subsoil, which help distinguish the appellation's wares from less favored locales. Here, Chardonnay reigns supreme and accounts for more than 90 % of the entire region's production. Pouilly-Fuissé, St. Véran, and several other renowned Macon villages are considered the stars of the region and are entitled to their own appellation.


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2018-2019 Virginia Basketball Non-Conference Wrap: Five Takeaways from 2018
By Brian Schwartz Jan 2, 2019, 12:50pm EST
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As the calendar turns to 2019, the Virginia Cavaliers' basketball's schedule will undergo a similarly monumental change — the team's final 18 games will all come against ACC opponents. Especially considering UVA's underwhelming out-of-conference slate, things get serious quickly when #9 Florida State visits JPJ on Saturday.
The Hoos will enter the conference season with not only a perfect 12-0 record, but one achieved in dominant fashion. Per Bart Torvik, UVA's win probability dipped under 50% on just one of its 749 possessions:
Here's the one moment so far this year where UVA's win probability dipped below 50% pic.twitter.com/jbvn50COCq
— Bart T rvik (@totally_t_bomb) December 31, 2018
What has UVA off to a such a successful start? Here are five takeaways from the team's first 12 games.
1) Virginia has made efficient use of its best players on offense.
UVA's "Big 3" of DeAndre Hunter, Kyle Guy, and Ty Jerome boasts offensive ratings of 132, 124, and 121, respectively; they also lead the team in usage - Jerome at 25%, Hunter at 24%, and Guy at 21%.
To compare with last season, Devon Hall led the team with a 123 offensive rating, but was 5th in usage, shooting at a less frequent clip than Nigel Johnson (ORtg of 95) when he was on the floor.
The Cavaliers have a deep understanding of their roles on the team. Hunter, Guy, and Jerome have carried the offense, while supporting players like Kihei Clark and Braxton Key have also picked their spots wisely, and the front court (an area of relative weakness on offense) has been efficient by not trying to do too much. Diakite, Huff, and Salt all have eFG%s over 50% (Huff actually leads the team at 69%), a result of limiting their attempts to high-percentage looks.
There's room to improve here if Hunter could find a few more attempts per game as well.
2) The Hoos have managed to get to the free-throw line at a somewhat more respectable clip than last season.
Free throw rate will never be a stat that Tony Bennett's squads are highly proficient in, but UVA finished each of the last 2 seasons in the bottom 10 in the nation in getting to the line. To date, Virginia has improved its FT rate from .25 FT/FGA last year (albeit a bit higher in non-conference play; we can't see the exact stat, but likely about .28 during that stretch) to .35 through 12 games.
Ty Jerome already has 41 free-throw attempts in 12 games after taking 42 all of last season, and Kyle Guy has taken 29 already (51 last season). Adding in Kihei Clark (.38 FT/FGA) and Braxton Key (.44) to the mix has helped also. We'll continue to track this stat heading into conference play, but the ability to be aggressive and get points at the free-throw line will be important in alleviating any inevitable cold streaks.
3) UVA has attempted more shots from behind the arc or at the rim...and fewer two-point jumpers.
Thirty five percent of Virginia's field-goal attempts last season were two-point jumpers, which is on par with each of the past five seasons (all over 30%). This year, just 24% of the team's shots are in that category.
Why is this so great? Two-point jump shots are the least efficient on the floor, featuring a similar degree of difficulty as three-pointers (UVA actually shoots at a higher clip from behind the arc - 39% vs 36% for two-point jumpers), without the reward.
The 11% decrease in this stat has moved about evenly toward shots at the rim and from three. I believe the improvement here is both because of a more concerted effort by the team to do so (a similar pattern has been seen in the NBA), as well as a result of being more assertive early in the shot clock to avoid being left with a low-percentage jumper later in the possession. Again, we will see if this holds as conference play gets underway, and opponents are better able to limit what UVA wants to do on offense.
(More detailed player-by-player shooting stats available at hoop-math.com)
4) Virginia's defense is a less dominant than last year's version...but that's okay.
After adjusting for strength of schedule, UVA is actually 5th in the nation in defensive efficiency, behind Texas Tech, Kansas State, Duke (!), and Michigan, allowing .02 PPP more than last season.
First of all, that is still excellent. Without Isaiah Wilkins around the rim, UVA has dropped from 3rd in the nation in opponents' 2PT FG% to 35th, and has seen a slight downtick in turnovers forced as well. But it remains solidified as one of the nation's elite defenses.
Secondly, that's been mostly negated by an improvement of .015 PPP on offense; basketball is a game of trade-offs. Virginia is offensive rebounding at a much better clip than last season to date (27% vs. 31%...albeit, once again, without the grind of conference play yet this season). Coach Bennett could surely "shut off" offensive rebounding and save a few easy points on the other end, but that wouldn't maximize overall performance. The Packline Pledge campaign may lose a few dollars this season...but readers are welcome to add a bonus if the team breaks 100!
5) Fine, the schedule hasn't featured any huge tests.
The Hoos are playing great basketball and are well set up for the conference season, but it is important to remember that the team is about to face it's first true showdown against a similarly talented team against Florida State (though Wisconsin should end the season a strong neutral-court win).
Virginia's non-conference ranks 264th in the nation - the program's worst since 2013, when its poor out-of-conference schedule led to an NIT bid. Beyond the lack of a true "elite" matchup, the issue has been depth, as the likes of George Washington, Middle Tennessee State, Dayton, VCU, South Carolina, and Marshall are literally all having "down" seasons. Its 12 opponents to date have combined for a grand total of 4 top-50 wins and 2 top-25 wins (Wisconsin's victories over Oklahoma and NC State).
At the end of the day, this is fine. The Hoos have 17 tough ACC games ahead of it (plus a home game against Wake Forest*), which will feature plenty of "tests" before the postseason. And by taking care of business as one of just four undefeated teams on New Years Day, it shouldn't cause any issues come Selection Sunday either.
*sorry, couldn't help myself


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Q: search:search returns results in query console but no results when its hit from an application by http get? I have a strange situation here. I am trying to build an application that sends http get request to the MarkLogic server. It hits the XQuery code that perform search:search(""). I am passing empty query to the search so the default relevant results are returned.
And I am using Roxy for deployment.
When I call the typical Roxy deployment function by the command -
ml local deploy content.

It loads all the document and later when I hit localhost:7040, I get the results as expected. So far so good.
Now, I override Roxy's existing method deploy_content and define my new method that calls an XQuery function, which performs xdmp:document-load() to load all the data to the content database. Here is the code snippet -
declare function loadTS:load($path) {
    let $result :=
        for $d in xdmp:filesystem-directory($path)//dir:entry
            let $log := xdmp:log(fn:concat("$d-->",xdmp:describe($d)))
            return xdmp:document-load($d//dir:pathname,
                <options xmlns="xdmp:document-load">
                    <uri>{fn:concat("/",$d//dir:filename)}</uri>
                    <permissions>{xdmp:default-permissions()}</permissions>
                    <format>xml</format>
                    <collections>
                        <collection>all</collection>
                    </collections>
                </options>)
     return $result
};

Now, when I hit the application I get 0 result, while the same code works fine from query console. I think this is related to roles and privileges concept because when I provide the admin role to the newly created user from roxy I get the result as expected. I do not want to provide admin role to the default users that will be using my application later on. So what modification I need to do in terms of roles, privileges and authentication that will solve my problem?
Note: when I hit localhost:7040 it doesn't ask for authentication.
ml.app-role:xyz-role

Is there a function to get all the default permissions under this user's role.
This is the user used for app server as it's more a vanilla install.
The user used for query console is admin.
I ran the command xdmp:document-get-permissions() to one of the load document but it returned empty sequence.
xdmp:document-get-permissions("/a-ha+Take-on-Me.xml").
authentication-method=application-level

A: You state alot, but you never mention anything much about the security side of things:

*

*The user you deploy with?

*The default permissions as listed under that user's role(s)?

*The user used for the app server?

*The user used for query console?

*The actual permissions attached to a sample document?

To fast track this help, I'll answer assuming a very vanilla install of ML and Roxy:

*

*You are likely using Query console as admin.

*You are likely using

*Roxy's deployer as admin. You are likely using another user via the
application server.

Your code above uses the default permissions of the user through Roxy. If admin, then there may be no default permissions because admin circumvents almost all security (including even needing a write permission on documents).
The big thing to look at is :
xdmp:document-get-permissions() on one of the documents.
Anser the following question: Does your application user have read access to the document?
If not, adjust your approach above to insert documents with more appropriate permissions).
No longin needed? That is because you have set the login to application level and are likely using just the default user from Roxy. Need authentication? Change to digest and define more users/roles in the Roxt xml config.
What roles are needed?
Well, you need at least one user (non-admin) with trights to use your aplpication and read and write access to your documents. Explainig more than that will make too many assumptions. You need to understand the security model and make your own choices. But as an example, create 'user1' with a password and a role 'user1'  and also give this access to the role for your app user as defined with Roxy and set authentication to digest. Now you have authentication and a user that can use your app with a password.  Change your document load script above to give read/write access of loaded documents to the user1 role.
Now you have an app with:

*

*A user to log in with

*Auhentication

*Doucments loaded that can be read by that user (and modified).

This will give you the absolute basics. It is still not production ready, because your default user (non login app user) should have minimum priviliges and the rest moved to your login user, for example.
Not enough to fix things? Answer the questions I mention above and there will be more for people to assist with.

A: David has made good points, but I think I know what is happening..
When you run ml local deploy content with an out of the box Roxy app, it uploads files to your content-db while explicitly setting document permissions for app-role. It applies at least read and update permissions, maybe also execute.
If you override the built-in deploy content with custom code, and don't use Roxy internal methods like load_data, you have to apply those permissions yourself. Using xdmp:default-permissions() is probably not good enough, as by default Roxy deploys using admin, and that usually doesn't have default permissions defined, nor would it be likely that they would be read/update permissions for the app-role of the app you happen to be working with.
Most elegant way out would be to use an app-specific upload user, with the correct default permissions. You would have to configure that yourself, and then somehow make sure Roxy uses it.
An easier way out is to replace xdmp:default-permissions() in your loadTS:load function with explicit xdmp:permission calls, for either a hardcoded xyz-role, or better $app-name || "-role" where $app-name would be loaded via src/app/config/config.xqy, or you pass $app-name through from your custom deploy_content.
HTH!


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Swon Brothers Fuel Competition Between Twix Cookie Bars
By Newsroom on November 11, 2013 Comments Off on Swon Brothers Fuel Competition Between Twix Cookie Bars
The Swon Brothers – Zach and Colton – two of country music's brightest rising stars who recently signed with Arista Nashville, have been performing together for years.
But this week, they accepted a challenge that put them on opposite sides of the stage – and the Twix Brand rivalry. Zach released a special jingle for Left Twix, while sibling Colton shared a theme song for Right Twix. Now, it's up to fans everywhere to help "pick a side" between these clashing confections and their equally sweet songs.
Zach and Colton debuted the tunes Tuesday to a room full of adoring fans at B.B. King's in Nashville, Tenn., and now the brothers are competing for bragging rights as they find out which will entice more people to choose their Twix-themed songs.
Fans can watch the Swon Brothers engage in some spirited banter about Left Twix and Right Twix, which culminates in a sing-off on YouTube. At the end of the video, viewers will be asked to pick a side, which may be trickier than it sounds since both songs are almost as identical as the chocolate-covered cookie bars they salute.
Zach Swon saw this jingle writing competition as the perfect opportunity to decide which Swon brother is truly superior. He said, "Left Twix is always on the cutting edge of marketing so it wasn't surprising that they selected me to write something special for them." Meanwhile, Colton Swon countered, "Right Twix is known as the more innovative cookie bar so it made sense that they would look to the real creative genius in the Swon family to write their song."
"The Swon Brothers fully embraced the rivalry between Left Twix and Right Twix as they took to the stage singing in support of their side," said Roy Benin, Chief Consumer Officer, Mars Chocolate North America. "Their competition was so believable that – just as the 'uniquely' different cookie bars only share a wrapper – the crowd thought that the only thing bringing the country duo together was a last name."
Since July 2012, the world has been watching as the friendly rivalry between Left and Right Twix has unfolded through a series of TV and online ads. It's a simple story of two factories with two different philosophies, making two identical cookie bars. Right TWIX is cascaded with caramel and cloaked in chocolate, while Left Twix is flowed with caramel and bathed in chocolate. Consumers are asked to "Try them both and Pick a Side."
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Laguna Beach planning commissioners approved a portion of the South Coast Water District's project to repair a deteriorating 2-mile-long underground tunnel that houses a sewer pipe in South Laguna.
The commission voted unanimously at its Dec. 11 meeting to approve the conditional use permit and coastal development permit for the portion of the project that is within Laguna Beach's local coastal zone.
A portion of the project under Three Arch Bay (4,140 feet) still needs Coastal Commission approval, though the district can proceed with the rest of the project while awaiting the commission's response, district spokesman Steve Greyshock said.
The nearly 60-year-old tunnel runs parallel to South Coast Highway from Three Arch Bay north to Aliso Beach Park and handles 1 million gallons of sewage daily from Dana Point and South Laguna, according to the district.
Commissioners affirmed the district's changes, made in response to residents' concerms raised at the last public meeting in October regarding potential noise, dust and traffic.
"I'm glad the water district has addressed the noise and they are working with the contractors on emission controls," Commissioner Linda Dietrich said. "I'm very impressed with the efforts the district has taken to work with the neighbors and protect them as much as possible in a really challenging situation."
The district will erect sound walls surrounding a staging area at Fourth Avenue and South Coast Highway. The walls will be 12-feet-tall in some spots, while a small part of a side facing Virginia Way will have 12-foot beams with a 10-foot wall.
The district, has also requested that construction vehicles enter the staging area from Fourth Avenue or South Coast Highway, not Virginia Way.
Caltrans must still approve the revised traffic pattern, a city staff report said.
Commissioners agreed with the district's proposal to align a portion of the pipeline under the oceanside bluffs at Three Arch Bay and not add to a portion scheduled to go under South La Senda Drive.
Bud Smull, a resident on South La Senda Drive, suggested in the fall the district align a greater portion of the pipeline under the street rather than under the ocean bluffs at Three Arch Bay, as the district desires.
Smull, who hired a geotechnical engineer to study bluff stability, claimed moving more of the pipeline under South La Senda Drive would make it less likely a sewage spill would reach the ocean.
Planning Commissioner Ken Sadler supported the district's proposal.
"We got a letter from attorneys who represent him [Smull] talk about CEQA [California Environmental Quality Act] and us being the responsible agency considering feasible alternatives," Sadler said. "I spent a lot of time considering that alternative all over again and I believe the district is correct in their preferred alternative. The concept about geological stability of the bluff, as far as I'm concerned, bedrock is bedrock. The current geotechnical information says it meets the typical standards. I'm going to support the project."
The project, which calls for widening the tunnel from 6 feet to 9 feet and reinforcing its interior with a type of spray-on concrete, is expected to take five years from its anticipated September 2014 start, Greyshock wrote in an email.
Residents looked ahead to when the project is done and suggested uses for the staging area.
"We are going to be feeling the impact and negative disruption with dust and dirt," South Laguna Civic Assn. board member Barbara Miller said. "We would love and ask the district to please commit that property to a park or a garden as a goodwill effort. It would be a thank you of sorts."
The South Laguna Civic Assn. is a nonprofit founded in 1946 to protect quality of life, according to an organization newsletter available on the website http://www.southlaguna.org.
The district has met with residents and listened to their ideas for the site, but the organization needs those spaces so workers can get into the tunnel for repairs if needeed, , said Betty Burnett, the district's legal counsel.
"The district will make a determination about that future use in the future," Burnett said. "It isn't part of the application in front of the city at this point to make that determination. We have to get in there, that's why we bought the property in the first place. We do appreciate the idea that something that helps the neighbors accept the project are the things we wanted to do with a landscape plan."
The district will keep the public informed about the project's status by mailing 30-day notices to residents within 500 feet of the four staging areas before major construction; sending notices of important project events or special meetings to residents within 500 feet of the activity area; holding quarterly community meetings and emailing neighbors in surrounding areas, the city staff report said.
District officials anticipate funding the estimated $90-million project through state loans, grants and district resources, according to Greyshock.
The district will not know if ratepayers will foot a portion of the bill until after the competitive bidding process, Greyshock said.
District and county officials are working together on construction plans for temporary staging areas at Aliso Beach Park, Thousand Steps Beach and Camel Point Beach, Greyshock said.
The staging areas would be used for 12 months each in the third, fourth and fifth years of the project, respectively, according to an Oct. 23 city staff report.
A fifth staging area will be at a service yard off Country Club Drive (near Aliso Creek Golf Course), the Oct. 23 staff report said.