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Walking Through Oxford
Oxford, EnglandFeb. 16, 2018
Next up was Oxford, another ancient college town filled with picturesque moments…
Recovery Mode
My first day in Oxford was, tired. There's just really no other way to put it; a 48 mile trip took me 12 hours. If you followed along on instastories, you'll know that I spent the day scared, frustrated, lost, freezing cold, with spotty cell coverage, and a nervous wreck. I finally got to my hotel in Oxford just before midnight. I stood in my hotel room like a veritable popsicle: I had snow on my boots, muck on my pants, I hadn't eaten anything except for chex mix since breakfast, and I was desperate to decompress. By the time I got some room service for a late night snack, and showered it was well after 2am.
When I woke up the next morning, there were two things that I knew. Firstly, I didn't pack enough sweaters, not anticipating that much snow. Secondly, my frayed nerves weren't interested in getting back into a car for a little bit. The latter meant I needed to change some plans. So my first day in Oxford wasn't filled with exploring, but rather recovering. The first thing I did was go to the shopping center conveniently located next to the hotel. A quick trip to John Lewis netted me three sweaters, and then I was back at the hotel.
To be honest, the idea of staying in my hotel room when I had traveled thousands of miles to be there was wholly unappealing. On the other hand, I was exhausted and had plenty to do on my computer. So I decided to take advantage of the "festive afternoon tea" the hotel was offering. I had a little afternoon date with my laptop. My original plan was to stay 2 days in Oxford and then heading up to Scotland. In Scotland, I planned on having a car and driving into the Loch Lomond area. Instead I chose to give myself an extra day in Oxford – to make up for the day I spent replanning and resting – and an extra day in Glasgow. Some changes in hotel reservations and flights, and I was set.
A Little Oxford History
Before I move on to the nitty gritty, a little history of Oxford is in order. Oxford University is the oldest university in the english speaking world and the second oldest in the world. There is no actual known date that it was founded, but records go back as far as 1096, meaning that many of it's buildings are incredibly old. The university itself is made up of 38 individual colleges, has the largest university press (Oxford University Press), and the oldest university museum (the Ashmolean Museum). It's famous around the world for it's notable alumna, Rhodes Scholarship, and the black capes that make up it's oft used academic dress. (note the dapperly dress frosty in typical academic dress, oh the humor of college students). Oxford has set the scene for all types of literature and films; ranging from the 1400s in Chaucer's Canterbury Tales to the modern day Harry Potter Films. While now it's definitely a tourist destination; at it's heart, Oxford is truly a mecca of learning, and home to professors, students, and intellects.
The Colleges
I started my day off at Christ Church College. The ground was covered with snow and the main entrance was closed due to icy conditions, but walking in by the meadow had it's own advantages. It. Was. Stunning. The day had clear blue skies, the sun reflected off of the snow, and it really looked like wonderland. But it would, since Lewis Carrol wrote Alice in Wonderland while living there, but more on that later. The college itself is truly impressive with a stately quad. The Chapel was closed in the morning , but my entry ticket allowed me to return later to see it.
Like in Cambridge, many of the colleges were closed for prospective student interviews. I had hoped to see St Edmunds and Balliol Colleges but they were closed to the public. Magdalen College was open, and I was able to walk around and see it. On the grounds of Magdalen College was Addison's Walk. It's a footpath around a small island in the River Cherwell. When the weather's nice it's supposed to be beautiful – but I was blessed with frigid temps and ice.
The Other Sights
My list for Oxford held a lot more than just touring the colleges. One of the things I was most interested in seeing was the Bodelian Library. I did a mini tour that took you into the oldest part of the library – which was the part I was most excited to see. The only place where you could actually take pictures was in the divinity school – which proudly boasts pictures of it's Harry Potter Cameo.
Probably the most recognizable building of the Bodelian Library is Radcliffe Camera. Housing the science library, the circular building is one of the first images people conjure up when thinking of Oxford. Leading right off Radcliffe Square is St Mary's Passage. Hiding between Brasnose College and the Church of St Mary the Virgin. It's a picture perfect little alley – just make sure to look for the doorway that's said to have inspired C.S.Lewis for The Chronicles of Narnia (you can't miss it!).
Another one of the most recognizable sights in Oxford? The Bridge of Sighs. The bridge itself is a skyway connecting two parts of Hertford College. It's also right off Radcliffe Square; and yes, it's named after the bridge of the same name in Venice as it bears such a strong resemblance.
The Ashmolean Museum may not be a "sight" per se, but it's definitely an attraction worth going to. It's the world's oldest university museum and houses an incredible collection of works from Michelangelo, Leonardo Da Vinci, Pablo Picasso, Titian, a Stradivarius Violin, a ceremonial dress worn by Lawrence of Arabia, biblical manuscripts, roman glass, and honestly so much it's mind boggling. I of course managed to find some cases filled with jewels. Originally, I had planned to go to Blenheim Palace while visiting, but the snow and cold weather had created icy roads getting there and forced the Palace to close much of their grounds to the public.
Dueling Coffee Houses
The Grand Cafe and Queen's Lane coffee shop's lie directly across the street from each other on High Street, with the latter on the corner of Queen's Lane (convenient right?). Both claim to be the oldest coffee shop; Queen's Lane claiming to be the oldest continually operating coffee house in Europe, and The Grand Cafe claims to be the oldest coffee shop on the site of the first coffee house in England. I opted to head into The Grand Cafe, my choice based solely on the fact that I saw a fairly large group walk into Queen's Lane and I didn't feel like hunting for a seat. Walking in I was satisfied with my choice; The Grand Cafe had the most charming old world interior. I sat at a table near the window so I could people watch in the warmth, and enjoyed a very British pot of tea and scone. There was this one particularly funny moment there. I ordered my tea and told them I didn't need for them to bring any milk or cream. The waitress stared at me in shock for a moment or two and asked 'you drink your tea black?'. When I nodded, she responded 'How positively American'. I chuckled, because yes I am American.
Locked Up For Life
Finding a hotel in turned out to be more of a challenge than I had expected. Those prospective student interviews coming to bite me again. Being centrally located was a must for me; the hotel had to be in walking distance to the sights. When I came across the Malmaison Oxford, I got an inkling it was going to be something fun.
The Malmaison is housed in part of what used to be Oxford Castle. The castle itself is reported to be built between 1071-73 with almost all of it having been somewhat rebuilt over the many centuries. For many years the castle held offices for county administration. In the 18th century, the castle was converted into a prison – which closed in 1996. The hotel is fairly cheeky in it's homage to its former life as a prison.
Basically I've decided that there is just something about a historic college town that makes it impossible not to fall in love.
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Jon Miller was a deeply thoughtful leader. There is no question he'll be missed.
I had resigned from AOL, back in June of this year (no surprise for AOL insiders), for professional as well as personal reasons (which still stand - I'll elucidate in the near future). But I had stayed on in my role because the (then) CEO and the (then) CTO personally asked me to help through the significant transition immediately ahead - and to keep an open mind about the future through that process. I am/was senior enough, and had been entrusted with enough responsibility, that that seemed more than reasonable.
He certainly taught me, personally, a lot about what it takes to run an organization at scale, through significant transformation - I think people forget how differently the Company operated 3 years ago. For example, when I started we had 300+ developers still working on the upkeep of an aging AOL client and hitting quality targets for our Dial network. Now its a dozen or so, from our Bangalore development center, no less - and all core development is about embracing the Web.
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Updated: Some clarification on my status at AOL.
Many of us have been speculating as when this particular shoe was going to drop. The standard 4 year CEO expiration date for Miller was coming up plus he was Don Logan's boy. Bewkes needs to bring in his own guy to fully put his stamp on the turn around.
Miller will get the "thanks" for steering the ship through the last four years of troubled waters, keeping the ship afloat (and huge profits flowing up to TW Corp.) and charting a course new and more bountiful islands. The company will buyout the last two years of his recently signed three year contract.
Three immediate questions will spring to most people's minds: Who is his Randy Flaco? What does this mean for me? Where will Miller go next?
To address the first, it looks like Bewkes is bringing in a very experienced operator. Could it mean Six Sigma for AOL? God know that this company needs much more operational efficiency and focus.
'tis a sad season @ AOL. My boss left. My boss's boss [you] is leaving and now the chief. Corporate boards are a strange body -- wasn't it the board that sort of asked Miller to eliminate the COO position a few years back? And now he is accused of being not 'operational enough'. All the best to Randy but you are right we are a step farther from being a software company, and a step closer to being a media company. Good news, bad news, who knows?
I still think people are being entirely too "politically correct" on this one. Yes, Mr. Miller deserves some accolades for helping to navigate AOL after the merger debacle.
However, AOL's talent pool and leadership is in shambles.
I blame Time Warner and Jon Miller for this—plain and simple.
In the realm of talent and resources the "brain drain" has been consistent through the 4 years, which has actually accelerated in the past year. We are not better off today in this area than we were 4 years ago.
If we were playing basketball, then I'd say we have no bench and the starting line-up consist of 2nd stringers, maybe 3rd. On top of this we now have a new coach, but the coach has never coached in the division.
On leadership and vision I'd say Mr. Miller gets a "D." IMHO leadership is about foreseeing trends and happenings before it is obvious to others. Time Warner and Jon Miller did not execute well here. If we had started our "transformation" in '02 versus '06 I probably would be hailing Mr. Miller, but we didn't. We kept fiddling with dial-up, the AOL client, and trying to integrate BEA.
Now that we've actually "gotten the web" we've separated the company along business unit lines and the business heads have all fought, and are fighting, for power and position, which has taken precedence over expertise and qualifications. It's a real mess. The blame hits Mr. Miller again, although he may not have had an "operational" role in the details. A leader would have insisted on more involvement.
The main highlight(s) of the 4 years are the acquisitions. Clearly, there was positive movement there: advertising.com, etc. This did not change the "core culture" however, so we are worse off today than we were 4 years ago.
It's good to have a new coach, but I wonder if the new coach knows what he's gotten into? Good luck to him.
Hm. That's harsh, but not totally unfair - he's the CEO and the buck stops there.
Not meaning to be politically correct - I have plenty I agree with about your post - but if you wonder where the culture of too little change/too late change comes from; well maybe (just perhaps) its because the commitment of management and its tolerance of risk (from levels well above Mr. Miller) isn't there?
I know from personal conversations with him that there are things he wanted to do, and things he could do, and though he was the CEO, its not of an independent company.
Still - he's the boss, and the ill and good alike I think are rightly at his feet.
Does anyone remember what a nuthouse AOL was before Miller arrived? Leadership at the Sr. Mgt. Level was a disaster. Remember Barry Shuler? David Colburn? Meyer Berlow?? AOL had no moral compass and every government body that could sue us WAS suing us.
But then Jon came, and he spent an enormous amount of energy cleaning it all up. He implemented a program called SBC (Standards of Business Conduct) to instill integrity in the workplace and make sure it was a safe and comfortable environment for all employees. He built of cadre of volunteer employees that helped implement these guidelines (SBC advisors) of which I was one, and Jon attended our meetings regularly taking time out of his incredibly busy schedule to tell us how important the work we were doing was to AOL. And he sincerely meant it – he really cared about employees. That is true leadership.
When I read about the circumstances of his departure I was shocked and saddened. It made me wonder whether the integrity Jon fought so hard to instill at AOL exists at the management layer above him.
If I fault Jon for one thing it was waiting too long to execute the exciting strategy we're implementing now, but that's a cheap shot coming from someone who doesn't have to face the big decisions he was facing daily.
Goodbye Jon and good luck. You've made a tremendous contribution to AOL and we will miss your leadership, integrity and vision.
Mr. Miller did deserve better than the abrupt announcement of last week. Yes, he deserves credit for navigating AOL through the tough times after the merger and the ensuing lawsuits.
However, comparing Mr. Miller to unethical leadership of time's past to make a case that he has done a stellar job is, well, red herring.
The lawsuits were wrapped up in '04. It's now '06 and AOL is not the competitor it could, and should, be.
The constant focus on "out of house" innovation along with perceptions of everything "in house" as commoditization has greatly stifled AOL IMHO.
To think that one will compete with the likes of Yahoo!, Google, and Microsoft, with the current "value" placed on talent and qualifications, is delusional.
Proposal: What if we hire a COO and CTO on the West Coast, migrate most of the Biz and Dev functions to The Valley, and start hiring some fresh talent.
Dulles could stay focused on "some" marketing and design. Also, Dulles could potentially branch out into government contracting and consulting services once we get some "muscle again." There IS money there.
For those politically minded, and not as interested in fixing the problems, I am not from Mt. View.
Jon deserves praise for patching up the leaks in the ship, but every quarter AOL made the numbers came at the expense of future growth.
Lots of the blame for this falls on Logan. To your point, Srey, it was TW brass who ran AOL. Miller was in effect never more than the COO, even if he had the Chairman and CEO titles.
But, Jon should shoulder his share of the blame too. Between all of the internal memos and press releases that talk up our new offerings, few of these initiatives ever took off, and executive were never held accountable for the flops. Sickening stuff.
AIM Pages, In2TV, Singingfish acquisition, the inferior web based email offerings and digital music subscriptions are all examples of this lack of accountability.
That a talent like yourself, would walk want to walk away, speaks of the wake of all of the re-orgs, that drained the talent pool and created the unaccountable culture.
Jon was attacking this through this latest re-org. But, like all of the other re-orgs, this one is moving too slowly and these continuous re-orgs have weakened AOL's stride.
The right strategy is finally in place, and the rising tide is lifting all online ships. But, Falco has a lot to solve.
Hope he is looking for a top-notch CTO and CMO, because isn't goint to find one on the vessel he is captaining now.
Wow, 300 jobs offshored to India, I am so impressed. Is that the highlight of your three years with AOL? My God.
What do you think is the value injected by Jon into AOL? the lasting legacy? the enduring vocabulary and habit? What was 'his' gene? I can think of what Case and Pittman stood for, Even Ted and Matt Korn, Appelman. I have no idea what Jon stood for.
Face it, if investors' reaction to AOL's change since 08/06 is any indication, it's fair for bosses from NY to ask what took you guys so long? what's next? catching up to that fading star called Yahoo? how inspiring!
We've all learned a lot from last 3-4 years' many experiments, now it's time for us all to move on.


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Good perseverance on the Molasses bars!
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Those who travelled to Iraq and Syria did so because they were true believers, devoted to a fundamentalist interpretation of Islam.
They believed it was their religious duty to join the Islamic Caliphate – a kingdom ruled by sharia law, led by a man considered the religious successor to the Islamic prophet, Mohammed.
When an al-Qaida offshoot in Iraq declared itself a "Caliphate" in the summer of 2014, under the leadership of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, an estimated 100,000 Muslims from around the world travelled there to be a part of it. They believed al-Baghdadi was a descendent of their prophet, and the leader of all Muslims.
Some who joined Islamic State were militant fighters, others were ideological adherents.
The Islamic State was more than just an army, it was a society with its own governing institutions based on Islamic law.
Islamists — men and women, violent jihadists and non-violent devotees — joined ISIS because they believed in the Caliphate, they wanted to live in a society governed by sharia, at war with "non-believers".
Now that many ISIS members are back in the West, we're forced to confront some uncomfortable truths about the faith that drives these radicals.
We cannot ignore that Islam is an important aspect of Islamist terrorism.
Of course, most Muslims are not violent jihadists, but that doesn't exonerate Islam from the terrorist equation.
Some interpretations of Islam, including those preferred by fundamentalists and extremists, call for Muslims to fight and kill to spread their faith.
With or without an official Caliphate, millions of Muslims around the world believe in this disturbing interpretation of Islam.


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/**
 * Loop Functions
 *
 * Display functions (template-tags) for use in WordPress templates.
 */

// Don't load directly
if ( ! defined( 'ABSPATH' ) ) {
	die( '-1' );
}

if ( class_exists( 'Tribe__Events__Main' ) ) {

	/**
	 * New Day Test
	 *
	 * Called inside of the loop, returns true if the current post's meta_value (EventStartDate)
	 * is different than the previous post. Will always return true for the first event in the loop.
	 *
	 * @return bool
	 */
	function tribe_is_new_event_day() {
		global $post;
		$tribe_ecp = Tribe__Events__Main::instance();
		$retval    = false;
		$now       = time();
		if ( isset( $post->EventStartDate ) ) {
			$postTimestamp = strtotime( $post->EventStartDate, $now );
			$postTimestamp = strtotime( date( Tribe__Date_Utils::DBDATEFORMAT, $postTimestamp ), $now ); // strip the time
			if ( $postTimestamp != $tribe_ecp->currentPostTimestamp ) {
				$retval = true;
			}
			$tribe_ecp->currentPostTimestamp = $postTimestamp;
			$return                          = $retval;
		} else {
			$return = true;
		}

		return apply_filters( 'tribe_is_new_event_day', $return );
	}

	/**
	 * Past Loop View Test
	 *
	 * Returns true if the query is set for past events, false otherwise
	 *
	 * @return bool
	 */
	function tribe_is_past() {
		global $wp_query;
		$is_past = ! empty( $wp_query->tribe_is_past ) && ! tribe_is_showing_all() ? $wp_query->tribe_is_past : false;

		return apply_filters( 'tribe_is_past', $is_past );
	}

	/**
	 * Upcoming Loop View Test
	 *
	 * Returns true if the query is set for upcoming events, false otherwise
	 *
	 * @return bool
	 */
	function tribe_is_upcoming() {
		global $wp_query;
		$is_upcoming = ( tribe_is_list_view() && ! tribe_is_past() ) ? true : false;

		return apply_filters( 'tribe_is_upcoming', $is_upcoming );
	}

	/**
	 * Show All Test
	 *
	 * Returns true if the query is set to show all events, false otherwise
	 *
	 * @return bool
	 * @todo move to ECP
	 */
	function tribe_is_showing_all() {
		$tribe_ecp            = Tribe__Events__Main::instance();
		$tribe_is_showing_all = ( $tribe_ecp->displaying == 'all' ) ? true : false;
		if ( $tribe_is_showing_all ) {
			add_filter( 'tribe_events_recurrence_tooltip', '__return_false' );
		}

		return apply_filters( 'tribe_is_showing_all', $tribe_is_showing_all );
	}

	/**
	 * Date View Test
	 *
	 *  Check if current display is "bydate"
	 *
	 * @return bool
	 */
	function tribe_is_by_date() {
		$tribe_ecp        = Tribe__Events__Main::instance();
		$tribe_is_by_date = ( $tribe_ecp->displaying == 'bydate' ) ? true : false;

		return apply_filters( 'tribe_is_by_date', $tribe_is_by_date );
	}

	/**
	 * Event Title (Display)
	 *
	 * Display an event's title with pseudo-breadcrumb if on a category
	 *
	 * @param bool $depth include linked title
	 */
	function tribe_events_title( $depth = true ) {
		echo apply_filters( 'tribe_events_title', tribe_get_events_title( $depth ) );
	}

	/**
	 * Event Title
	 *
	 * Return an event's title with pseudo-breadcrumb if on a category
	 *
	 * @param bool $depth include linked title
	 *
	 * @return string title
	 * @todo move logic to template classes
	 */
	function tribe_get_events_title( $depth = true ) {
		global $wp_query;

		$events_label_plural = tribe_get_event_label_plural();

		if ( $wp_query->get( 'featured' ) ) {
			$events_label_plural = sprintf( _x( 'Featured %s', 'featured events title', 'the-events-calendar'), $events_label_plural );
		}

		$tribe_ecp = Tribe__Events__Main::instance();

		if ( is_single() && tribe_is_event() ) {
			// For single events, the event title itself is required
			$title = get_the_title();
		} else {
			// For all other cases, start with 'upcoming events'
			$title = sprintf( esc_html__( 'Upcoming %s', 'the-events-calendar' ), $events_label_plural );
		}

		// If there's a date selected in the tribe bar, show the date range of the currently showing events
		if ( isset( $_REQUEST['tribe-bar-date'] ) && $wp_query->have_posts() ) {
			$first_returned_date = tribe_get_start_date( $wp_query->posts[0], false, Tribe__Date_Utils::DBDATEFORMAT );
			$first_event_date    = tribe_get_start_date( $wp_query->posts[0], false );
			$last_event_date     = tribe_get_end_date( $wp_query->posts[ count( $wp_query->posts ) - 1 ], false );

			// If we are on page 1 then we may wish to use the *selected* start date in place of the
			// first returned event date
			if ( 1 == $wp_query->get( 'paged' ) && $_REQUEST['tribe-bar-date'] < $first_returned_date ) {
				$first_event_date = tribe_format_date( $_REQUEST['tribe-bar-date'], false );
			}

			$title = sprintf( __( '%1$s for %2$s - %3$s', 'the-events-calendar' ), $events_label_plural, $first_event_date, $last_event_date );
		} elseif ( tribe_is_past() ) {
			$title = sprintf( esc_html__( 'Past %s', 'the-events-calendar' ), $events_label_plural );
		}

		if ( tribe_is_month() ) {
			$title = sprintf(
				esc_html_x( '%1$s for %2$s', 'month view', 'the-events-calendar' ),
				$events_label_plural,
				date_i18n( tribe_get_date_option( 'monthAndYearFormat', 'F Y' ), strtotime( tribe_get_month_view_date() ) )
			);
		}

		// day view title
		if ( tribe_is_day() ) {
			$title = sprintf(
				esc_html_x( '%1$s for %2$s', 'day_view', 'the-events-calendar' ),
				$events_label_plural,
				date_i18n( tribe_get_date_format( true ), strtotime( $wp_query->get( 'start_date' ) ) )
			);
		}

		if ( is_tax( $tribe_ecp->get_event_taxonomy() ) && $depth ) {
			$cat = get_queried_object();
			$title = '' . $title . '';
			$title .= ' › ' . $cat->name;
		}

		return apply_filters( 'tribe_get_events_title', $title, $depth );
	}

	/**
	 * Link to Upcoming Events
	 *
	 * Returns a link to the upcoming events in list view. Used in the loop view.
	 *
	 * @return string URL
	 */
	function tribe_get_upcoming_link() {
		$tribe_ecp = Tribe__Events__Main::instance();
		$output    = $tribe_ecp->getLink( 'upcoming' );

		return apply_filters( 'tribe_get_upcoming_link', $output );
	}

	/**
	 * Are there any events previous to the current events in $wp_query
	 *
	 * @return bool
	 */
	function tribe_has_previous_event() {
		global $wp_query;

		$has_previous = false;
		$past         = tribe_is_past();
		$upcoming     = ! $past;
		$cur_page     = (int) $wp_query->get( 'paged' );
		$max_pages    = (int) $wp_query->max_num_pages;
		$page_1       = 0 === $cur_page || 1 === $cur_page;

		// if we are on page "0" or 1, consider it page 1. Otherwise, consider it the current page. This
		// is used for determining which navigation items to show
		$effective_page = $page_1 ? 1 : $cur_page;

		// Simple tests based on pagination properties
		if ( $upcoming && $effective_page > 1 ) $has_previous = true;
		if ( $past && $effective_page < $max_pages ) $has_previous = true;

		// Test for past events (on first page of upcoming list only)
		if ( $upcoming && $page_1 && ! $has_previous ) {
			// Inherit args from the main query so that taxonomy conditions etc are respected
			$args = (array) $wp_query->query;

			// Indicate we're interested in past events
			$args['tribe_is_past'] = true;

			// Make some efficiency savings
			$args['no_paging']      = true;
			$args['no_found_rows']  = true;
			$args['posts_per_page'] = 1;

			$past_event   = tribe_get_events( $args );
			$has_previous = ( count( $past_event ) >= 1 );
		}

		return apply_filters( 'tribe_has_previous_event', $has_previous );
	}

	/**
	 * Are there any events next (in the future) to the current events in $wp_query
	 *
	 * @return bool
	 */
	function tribe_has_next_event() {
		global $wp_query;

		$has_next  = false;
		$past      = tribe_is_past();
		$upcoming  = ! $past;
		$cur_page  = (int) $wp_query->get( 'paged' );
		$max_pages = (int) $wp_query->max_num_pages;
		$page_1    = 0 === $cur_page || 1 === $cur_page;

		// if we are on page "0" or 1, consider it page 1. Otherwise, consider it the current page. This
		// is used for determining which navigation items to show
		$effective_page = $page_1 ? 1 : $cur_page;

		// Simple tests based on pagination properties
		if ( $upcoming && $effective_page < $max_pages ) $has_next = true;
		if ( $past && $effective_page > 1 ) $has_next = true;

		// Test for future events (on first page of the past events list only)
		if ( $past && $page_1 && ! $has_next ) {
			// Inherit args from the main query so that taxonomy conditions etc are respected
			$args = (array) $wp_query->query;

			// Make some efficiency savings
			$args['no_paging'] = true;
			$args['no_found_rows'] = true;
			$args['posts_per_page'] = 1;

			$next_event = tribe_get_events( $args );
			$has_next   = ( count( $next_event ) >= 1 );
		}

		return apply_filters( 'tribe_has_next_event', $has_next );
	}

	/**
	 * Link to Past Events
	 *
	 * Returns a link to the previous events in list view. Used in the loop view.
	 *
	 * @return string URL
	 */
	function tribe_get_past_link() {
		$tribe_ecp = Tribe__Events__Main::instance();
		$output    = $tribe_ecp->getLink( 'past' );

		return apply_filters( 'tribe_get_past_link', $output );
	}

	/**
	 * Determines if we are in the main Loop (home/archives/tags)
	 *
	 * @return bool
	 */
	function tribe_is_in_main_loop() {
		return apply_filters( 'tribe_is_main_loop', Tribe__Events__Templates::$isMainLoop );
	}

	/**
	 * Determines if we are in list view.
	 *
	 * @return bool
	 */
	function tribe_is_list_view() {
		$is_list_view = 'list' == Tribe__Events__Main::instance()->displaying ? true : false;
		return apply_filters( 'tribe_is_list_view', $is_list_view );
	}

	/**
	 * Used in list loop, displays the date headers between events in the loop when the month / year has changed
	 *
	 **/
	function tribe_events_list_the_date_headers() {

		/* Month and year separators (on every month and year change) */

		$show_headers = apply_filters( 'tribe_events_list_show_date_headers', true );

		$html = '';

		if ( $show_headers ) {

			global $post, $wp_query;

			$event_year        = tribe_get_start_date( $post, false, 'Y' );
			$event_month       = tribe_get_start_date( $post, false, 'm' );
			$month_year_format = tribe_get_date_option( 'monthAndYearFormat', 'F Y' );

			if ( $wp_query->current_post > 0 ) {
				$prev_post = $wp_query->posts[ $wp_query->current_post - 1 ];
				$prev_event_year = tribe_get_start_date( $prev_post, false, 'Y' );
				$prev_event_month = tribe_get_start_date( $prev_post, false, 'm' );
			}

			/*
			 * If the event month changed since the last event in the loop,
			 * or is the same month but the year changed.
			 *
			 */
			if ( $wp_query->current_post === 0 || ( $prev_event_month != $event_month || ( $prev_event_month == $event_month && $prev_event_year != $event_year ) ) ) {
				$html .= sprintf( "%s", tribe_get_start_date( $post, false, $month_year_format ) );
			}

			echo apply_filters( 'tribe_events_list_the_date_headers', $html, $event_month, $event_year );
		}
	}

	/**
	 * Determine classes to apply to left side nav links
	 *
	 * @param $side
	 */
	function tribe_left_navigation_classes() {

		$classes     = array();
		$tribe_paged = ( ! empty( $_REQUEST['tribe_paged'] ) ) ? $_REQUEST['tribe_paged'] : 1;

		$classes['direction'] = tribe_is_upcoming() ? 'tribe-events-nav-previous' : 'tribe-events-nav-next';
		$classes['side']      = 'tribe-events-nav-left';

		if ( tribe_is_past() || ( ( tribe_is_upcoming() && $tribe_paged == 1 ) ) ) {
			$classes['past'] = 'tribe-events-past';
		}
		$classes = apply_filters( 'tribe_left_navigation_classes', $classes );

		return implode( ' ', $classes );
	}

	/**
	 * Determine classes to apply to right side nav links
	 *
	 * @param $side
	 */
	function tribe_right_navigation_classes() {

		$classes     = array();
		$tribe_paged = ( ! empty( $_REQUEST['tribe_paged'] ) ) ? $_REQUEST['tribe_paged'] : 1;

		$classes['direction'] = tribe_is_upcoming() ? 'tribe-events-nav-next' : 'tribe-events-nav-previous';
		$classes['side']      = 'tribe-events-nav-right';

		if ( tribe_is_past() && $tribe_paged > 1 ) {
			$classes['past'] = 'tribe-events-past';
		}

		$classes = apply_filters( 'tribe_right_navigation_classes', $classes );

		return implode( ' ', $classes );
	}

	/**
	 * Checks whether we're on a particular view
	 *
	 * @return bool
	 **/
	function tribe_is_view( $view = false ) {
		return $view === Tribe__Events__Main::instance()->displaying;
	}
}

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        data: {
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            content: '',
            posts: []
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        ready: function ready() {
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        created: function created() {
            var _this = this;

            axios.get('http://localhost:8000/mur/posts')
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import java.util.*;

public class StringSplitter implements Enumeration {
	protected String match = null;
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	protected int startIndex = 0;
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Dixie Carter came out and was interrupted by Immortal. Eric Bischoff got some mic time. He handed the mic over to Ric Flair, who brought out Hulk Hogan. Hogan said he won the court case and now has 100 percent control of the company. Fortune ran out, but security stepped in.
1. Beer Money defeated Gunner and Murphy to retain the TNA Tag Titles. Gunner and Murphy were in control of the match until Robert Roode tagged in James Storm. It was all Beer Money after that and they won clean. Ink Inc. came out afterward and challenged them to a match for the Victory Road pay-per-view. Beer Money was really over.
2. Velvet Sky defeated Sarita. Velvet won clean with a DDT. Robbie E, Cookie, and Angelina came out. Robbie E fell unintentionally while coming to the ring. Angelina said she wanted a piece of JWoww, and she took a shot at Velvet. It appears it will be Beautiful People and Winter vs. Sarita, Angelina, and Cookie in a six-Knockout tag on the second taping.
The Jeff and Karen Jarrett wedding ceremony started. Eric Young and Orlando Jordan are involved the wedding. Kurt Angle attacked Jeff Jarrett immediately. Karen Angle was supposed to go into the cake, but it appeared she messed up her spot. It was a very short segment. They are teasing that the wedding will still take place later in the show. Young was the ring bearer and wore a tuxedo t-shirt, and Orlando was the flower girl.
3. Scott Steiner beat Rob Terry. Steiner won the match with the Steiner Recliner.
4. Matt Morgan defeated Hernandez by disqualification.
The main event of the first taping is Jeff Hardy vs. a mystery opponent for the TNA Title.
They aired a 3-3-11 video. Yes, really.
5. Sting defeated Jeff Hardy to win the TNA Title. Sting wore a new outfit with red sequins and had an old school look. Sting hit the Scorpion Death Drop and scored the clean pin.


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{{Char infobox | name =Professor Bobo | aka =The Mad Goth | image =Bobo.jpg | image_size =200px | actors =[[Kevin Murphy]] | 1stappearance =801 - [[MST3K 801 - Revenge of the Creature|Revenge of the Creature]] | lastappearance =1114 - [[MST3K 1114 - At the Earth's Core|At the Earth's Core]] | onlyapperance = | location =[[The Widowmaker]], [[Castle Forrester]], [[Moon 13]] | type =Regular }}'''Professor Bobo''' is a character who appeared in the final three seasons of [[MST3K]]. Played by [[Kevin Murphy]], Bobo is a sapient, speaking gorilla from several hundred years in the future, an homage to the film ''[[wikipedia: Planet of the Apes (1968 movie)|Planet of the Apes]]'', as well as Episode 306, ''[[Time of the Apes]]''. Professor Bobo is a curious mixture of eminent scientist, descended from a long line of supposedly respected apes, and sensory-driven primate, often regressing to more primitive desires and actions. In the first three episodes of Season 8, he leads an ape laboratory directed by the "Lawgiver" to continue the movie-screening "experiments" on [[Mike Nelson]] and the robots trapped on the [[Satellite of Love]]. In subsequent shows, Bobo travels with the Lawgiver, who turns out to be [[Pearl Forrester]] (taking over the role of mad scientist from her son, [[Dr. Clayton Forrester]]). Bobo ultimately becomes one of her henchmen after his planet is destroyed when Mike helps the apes and their new mutant "friends" activate an atomic bomb (a reference to the ''Planet of the Apes'' sequel, ''[[wikipedia: Beneath the Planet of the Apes|Beneath the Planet of the Apes]]''). Despite his title of "Professor", Bobo frequently demonstrates remarkably little intelligence. In episode #813: [[MST3K 813 - Jack Frost|''Jack Frost'']], Bobo seems to be illiterate. In episode #820: ''[[Space Mutiny]]'', he inadvertently obstructs Pearl's attempts to free the "[[Mads]]" from captivity in Neronian Rome, and starts the [[wikipedia: Great Fire of Rome|Great Fire of Rome]] by knocking over a lamp in his haste to steal a wheel of cheese. In the final episode (#1013 ''[[MST3K 1013 - Diabolik|Diabolik]]''), he boasts of his new "job" at a zoo, clearly unaware of his future role as a specimen. Bobo still lives with Pearl as of [[MST3K 1102 - Cry Wilderness|Experiment #1102 ''Cry Wilderness'']], and he takes time to welcome [[Kinga Forrester]]'s assistant [[Max]] into "The Second-Bananas Club" with a virtual head-delousing. However, his pride as an ape was useful in the episode ''[[The Giant Spider Invasion]]'', in which he was reminded of his great family heritage. Mike: "You are Bobo, son of Koko." Bobo "Yes, and heir to the great lineage of Godo, Bogo, and Chim-Chim!" During which, he broke free from the bonds which the clones of Pearl and Brain Guy had put around him, and saved the Mads and the SOL crew from their clones. In a former live podcast, Social Crime Syndicate, Kevin Murphy joked about how "the further away [sic] Bobo was from from his home planet, the stupider he became...." {{Nav-Mads}} {{DEFAULTSORT:Bobo}} [[Category:MST3K Characters|Bobo]] [[Category:Mads]] [[Category:Characters played by Kevin Murphy]] [[Category:Rome inhabitants]] [[Category:Satellite of Love visitors]] [[Category:Visitors to the Mads' Lair]]
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An increase in fuel costs in North Korea since April 2017 has, according to seafood vendors in China-North Korea border towns, forced them to raise their own prices.
Much day-to-day trade in consumable goods between China and the DPRK remains relatively unaffected by the latest uptick in regional political tensions, a visit to China's Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture by NK News has shown, but some local businesses appear to be feeling the pinch.
Other vendors in Hunchun and Yanji reported having to take similar measures, all of which means that at the expensive end of the spectrum, prices of Chinese mitten crabs (known as maoxie in Chinese chamge in Korean), have increased in recent months from 520 yuan per kg (around $76.50) to 530.
More affordable types of crab, known literally in northeastern Chinese as 'board crabs' (ba'rxie), have increased from 180 to 190 yuan per kg.
But even with Pyongyang's increasingly frequent weapons tests, the most recent of which being the 4 July launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM), and ongoing UN sanctions, last tightened in 2016, numerous trucks continue to cross the River Tumen daily.
Many of these are bringing seafood along the two-hour drive from the fishing wharves at the DPRK port of Rason to supply vendors in China, and markets and shops specializing in "North Korean seafood" in towns in China's Yanbian Korean Autonomous Prefecture remain well stocked.
Yet while this everyday cross-border trade is not being dramatically affected by sanctions, which today officially limit financial transactions and trade in military, industrial, mineral, and luxury consumable goods, local businesses are still being affected indirectly by the measures.
As reported by NK News in April, it was DPRK-based rumors concerning a possible severance by China of all crude oil supplies to the country that may have led to the fuel price increase in the first place.
As of late June the price hike in the country remained in effect, with petroleum and diesel prices paid by foreigners living in North Korea remaining about 75% higher than usual.
"I very much doubt they will reduce it back as it once was," one source told NK News at the time.
The development also goes to show that although much of Yanbian life is increasingly detached from affairs across the Tumen, cross-border fluctuations still exert an impact on local economics.
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Ah yes. The most-asked question. I mean, listen. I have a full time job planning weddings. That alone, should tell you something…planning a wedding is A LOT OF WORK. On top of the sheer hours it takes to plan a flawless event, it takes knowledge as well. Hiring a wedding planner ensures that you have a hand-holder who will help find that perfect photographer/DJ/Band/Balloon Artist for you. We know the dirt on all the venues, vendors, and everything in between, and that means you don't have to spend countless hours scouring the interwebs to find the right place to source your linens. When it comes to your wedding day, the last thing you want is for your mom/dad/maid of honor/best man/nana/papa to be running around, fielding questions from the caterers and venue staff. This day is as much of a celebration for them as it is for you – and after all of the sweat and tears that may have gone into planning, the biggest tragedy would be if you and yours didn't actually get to enjoy any of it.
I have given myself the descriptor of "boutique" wedding planner. Which, I think, is a snazzy way of saying I'm a small business. I absolutely love what I do, which is why I have no interest in growing this business into a wedding-producing-machine that churns out weddings every weekend. I purposefully keep my numbers low (around 15 -20 a year) so that I have enough head space and time to devote to each couple. By the time your wedding rolls around, we're going to be friends, and I consider that a true honor. Being present for you as you make some super important vows to each other is a big deal to me, so you'll never see me going for quantity over quality.
I hear you. Sometimes I'm still wowed at the price tag on certain flowers. But here's the deal. Flowers are grown by real people. On real farms. In real, sometimes unpredictable weather. We are truly, at the mercy of Mother Nature when it comes to sourcing blooms, and that's why some items carry a hefty cost. Our most beloved peonies are absolutely gorgeous, but wildly finicky, and thus are more expensive because I need to have enough leeway to create what you want with the best possible blooms. Supporting the flower farming world is incredibly important to me, especially the local farms right here in Detroit and the surrounding cities. If at all humanly possible, I'm using blooms from growers that I know, have relationships with, and who practice sustainable farming.
Do you have fancy letters after your name?
I get this question all the time. It's the subtle way of asking "hey, why are you qualified to plan and flower my wedding?" And my easy answer is, I am because I'm awesome at doing it. (No false humility here.) No, I didn't attend Wedding Planner School. I actually have a degree in Nursing; I worked in healthcare for a few years, while concurrently leading corporate events and retreats. Spoiler alert…It wasn't the career for me. But I have always been an absolute FREAK about a well-designed space, and flowers are my love language. So, I took a risk and put myself out there after working for free with friends and family for a few years, and launched C&B. That's the long and short of it! Surprisingly, working as a nurse was great training for the wild world of weddings. I have THE BEST poker face, and will always be smiling, even when that one guest complains to me for the twentieth time that the music is too loud.
Why can't you just re-make the bouquet I pinned on Pinterest?
Please bear with me on this one. I don't mean to sound self-important, but event and floral design work is ART. While I really appreciate and need to see the inspirational photos you have gathered, my work is my own, and I will never, ever copy another artist. I like to draw inspiration for your design from you – your personality, your wedding dress, the color of your hair and eyes…Your bouquet is honestly the most important accessory you'll "wear" on the wedding day so I want to tailor it perfectly. I will give you a design booklet that showcases our overall look, color palate, texture and mood, and ask that you trust my artistic judgement when it comes to creating the end result! I promise you'll love it.
Why are you covered in dog hair?
Meet Apollo (not after the space mission or the speed skater…but if you know, you know. #BSG), the humble and loyal mascot for C&B, and the reason I keep several lint rollers in my purse at all times. When you come over to my house for coffee and a floral preview, you'll meet him, and instantly fall in love. I'm "one of those people" who has more pictures of their dog than anything else on their phone. And I definitely wouldn't be upset if you want your pup to be the ring bearer. Pup wrangling is one of my many areas of expertise.


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Rico Rodriguez Biography
Facts of Rico Rodriguez
Quick Timeline of Rico Rodriguez
1998 Born in Bryan, Texas, USA
2007 Starred in Epic Movie
2007 Starred in Cory In The House
2007 Appeared in ER
2009 Appeared in NCIS
2010 Won an Screen Actors Guild Award
2011 Won an ALMA Award
2016 Appeared in Chopped Junior
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July 31 , 1998
Born in Bryan, Texas, USA
Teen star Rico Rodriguez is best known as Manny in television series Modern Family. He was born in Bryan, Texas, United States of America to tire shop owners Diane and Roy Rodriguez. He is the youngest among 4 siblings in the family.
Starred in Epic Movie
Rico starred in 2002 parody movie titled Epic Movie that spoofed The Chronicles of Narnia, Harry Potter series, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory as well as the X Men series.
He appeared as Chanchito parodying Chancho from Nacho Libre.
Starred in Cory In The House
In 2007, he appeared in 2007 television show by Disney called Cory in The house.
He appeared as Rico in two episodes.
The show is about a boy who moves from San Francisco to Washington D.C after his father gets a job at the White House as the head chef.
Appeared in ER
E.R. stands for Emergency Room. It was a medical drama starring George Clooney and Anthony Edwards.
Rico appeared as James in one of the episode of the show. The show is about the life of doctors and patients and the staff and situations they face in the emergency room
Appeared in NCIS
Rico is versatile and has constantly pushed himself to try out different genres of television and film .He surprised everyone in 2007 in appearing in NCIS, a police procedural drama as Travis Buckley in Season 6, Episode 201 titled Hide and Seek.
Won an Screen Actors Guild Award
Rico Rodriguez was awarded his first Screen Actor Guild Awards for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a comedy series along with his co-actors. This was his first public achievement in the film industry and four more Screen Guild Awards followed suit.
Won an ALMA Award
At age 13, He won an ALMA award for Favorite TV Actor -Supporting Role in a family for comedy Modern Family.
This was his first ALMA award and won another one in 2012 in the same category.
Appeared in Chopped Junior
Chopped Junior is a reality cooking show where 4 junior contestants are put against each other and the winner is rewarded a sum of $10,000.
Rodriguez appeared on the show as a Guest Judge in Season 2 Episode titled "Quail Quest" that was aired on May 10, 2016.
Even at age 17, he has shown exceptional talent in acting and apart from his role in comedy series Modern Family as well as acted in other television series such as Cory in The House (2007), ER (2007), Sesame Street (2011) to name a few.
His nationality is American and ethnicity is Mexican- American. His sister Raimi Rodriguez is also a budding actress in Hollywood and only after she started acting, he forayed into it. She inspired him to take up acting.
His salary is $75000 per episode. His net worth is $7 million.
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