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Q: how to get label of amchart stacked bar on clickgraphitem I want to get Label on graph click event,i am using amchart stacked bar.

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*Example :

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*When I click on bar 1 graph 1 of category 1 : 8, I get graph 1.

*When I click on bar 1 graph 2 of category 1 : 5, I get graph 2.

Below is the link of chart and also I added my code: Stackbar chart.
chart.addListener("clickGraphItem", DashBoardClick);
    function DashBoardClick(event) {
    alert(event.item.category);
}

A: Assuming you meant the title of the graph, you can access it through the graph object in the event argument as noted in the documentation and then access the graph's title property, i.e. event.graph.title.

var chart = AmCharts.makeChart("chartdiv",
    {
      "type": "serial",
      "categoryField": "category",
      "startDuration": 1,
      "categoryAxis": {
        "gridPosition": "start"
      },
      "trendLines": [],
      "graphs": [
        {
          "balloonText": "[[title]] of [[category]]:[[value]]",
          "fillAlphas": 1,
          "id": "AmGraph-1",
          "title": "graph 1",
          "type": "column",
          "valueField": "column-1"
        },
        {
          "balloonText": "[[title]] of [[category]]:[[value]]",
          "fillAlphas": 1,
          "id": "AmGraph-2",
          "title": "graph 2",
          "type": "column",
          "valueField": "column-2"
        }
      ],
      "guides": [],
      "valueAxes": [
        {
          "id": "ValueAxis-1",
          "stackType": "regular",
          "title": "Axis title"
        }
      ],
      "allLabels": [],
      "balloon": {},
      "legend": {
        "enabled": true,
        "useGraphSettings": true
      },
      "titles": [
        {
          "id": "Title-1",
          "size": 15,
          "text": "Chart Title"
        }
      ],
      "dataProvider": [
        {
          "category": "category 1",
          "column-1": 8,
          "column-2": 5
        },
        {
          "category": "category 2",
          "column-1": 6,
          "column-2": 7
        },
        {
          "category": "category 3",
          "column-1": 2,
          "column-2": 3
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      ]
    }
  );

chart.addListener('clickGraphItem', function(event) {
  alert(event.graph.title);
})


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Sixteen indicted
Kelly Turner
Wednesday, March 27. 2019
On March 19 Appling County Superior Court Judge E. M. Wilkes III opened 16 indictments on the following individuals.
Gabrielle Elizabeth Labaco was indicted for, four counts felony murder, one count criminal intent to commit a felony, one count conspiracy to commit armed robbery, one count armed robbery, one count conspiracy to commit aggravated assault, one count theft by taking and one count tampering with evidence.
Daisy Miranda Lott was indicted for, two counts ...
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Baxley Police report kidnapping and rape
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According to a Baxley Police Department news release, on March 10 at approximately 2:17 p.m., officers met with a complainant at Captain Joe's in reference to an incident that had occurred earlier at the Key West Inn. On arrival the complainant told officers that she had been held against her will inside a motel room at the Inn, where she was beat on and raped several times over the course of several hours before she gained a chance to escape and seek help.
After a lengthy investigation,...
Dine and Dash!
By Helen Burkett Prencke
Bright and early before the sun rose on Saturday morning Boy Scout Troop 472 greased up the griddles for their annual Pancake Breakfast at the First United Methodist Church. Outside, as the sky turned pink with dawn's early light, runners gathered in the parking lot of Miles-Nobles Funeral Home for what has become the "City of Baxley Fun Run and 5K."
By the time the starting whistle blew...
School system votes to proceed with added SROs
The Appling County Board of Education (BOE) met on March 11 for one of its monthly meetings. During the meeting an intergovernmental agreement was presented to board members by Superintendent Dr. Scarlett Copeland for approval.
Dr. Copeland stated the BOE and school district have been working on safety for several months.
The superintendent said, "We have implemented several overall safety measures for Appling County School System for safety and security purposes and these documents can be found on the school system's website.
"We have also sought advice from our district safety team, school leadership, school safety teams and our community committee on safety regarding this topic. The top priority for safety and security was determined to be increasing...
Rape and weapon on school grounds top arrest report
The following are arrests made by the Appling County Sheriff's Office from March 8 through March 14.
March 8, Christopher Carroll Herrington, of Baxley, was arrested for two counts of probation violation.
March 8, Julian Burton Rentz, of Hazlehurst, was arrested for failure to appear for finger printable charge.
March 8, Sandra Ann Murray, of Brunswick, was arrested for probation violation.
March 8, Timothy Lanier Carter, of Baxley, was arrested for theft by taking and probation violation.
March 9, Cody Tyler Morris, of Blackshear, was arrested for marijuana-possess less than one ounce, possession of ...
4-H and FFA announce Appling Hog Show results
On Monday, February 25, seventeen 4-H members participated in the 2019 Appling County 4-H/FFA Market Hog Show, sponsored by the Appling County Stockman's Association. Jack Wall, of Telfair County, judged the show.
Anna Kate Folsom's 222-pound barrow was chosen as Grand Champion. Reserve Champion was Kaytlyn Crapps' 267-pound gilt.
The three class winners and their weights were: Class 1 – Anna Kate Folsom, 222 lbs; Class 2 – Kamryn White, 247 lbs; Class 3 – Kaytlyn Crapps, 267 lbs.
In the Appling County Farrowed (pigs must be born in Appling County) division, Grand Champion went to Anna Kate Folsom and Paige Hand received ...
Number of items approved by county
By Jamie Gardner
It was a busy night for the Appling County Commissioners on Tuesday evening, March 5. The board members approved a number of purchases and other items of business.
One of the major items approved during the meeting was the annual Republic Services agreement for solid waste collection in Appling County. County Manager Lee Lewis explained that he had spoken with representatives with Republic and negotiated a lower increase than one the company had proposed a few weeks back. The company had proposed an increase to $15.35 per can, per month as opposed to the current $14.00 per can, per month. Lewis stated that after negotiations, the company agreed to only increase the contract to...
K-9 Deputy Brock honored
It is with great sorrow Sheriff Mark Melton and the Appling County Sheriff's Office (ACSO) announce the unexpected death of K-9 Deputy Brock on March 4. Brock had been with the ACSO two years and was handled by Corporal David Williamson. On Friday, March 8...
Number of drug arrests included in weekly report
Wednesday, March 6. 2019
The following are arrests made by the Appling County Sheriff's Office from February 22 through February 28.
On February 22, Amber Michelle Williams, of Hazlehurst, was arrested for purchase, possession, manufacture, distribution, or sale of marijuana, possession of a firearm or knife during commission of or attempt to commit certain illegal acts, and possession and use of drug related objects.
Feb. 22, Brandy Nicole Lightsey, of Baxley, was arrested for adult restraint law seat belt, windshields and windshield wipers required, sale of methamphetamine, manufacture/possession, etc. of a controlled or counterfeit substance, or marijuana near, and expired vehicle tag or decal or no tag.
Feb. 22, Edward Tyler Hughes, of Hazlehurst, was arrested for purchase, possession, manufacture, distribution, or sale of marijuana, possession of a firearm or knife during commission of or attempt to commit certain illegal acts, and possession and use of drug related objects.
Feb. 22, Guadalupe Michel Diaz, of Baxley, was arrested for failure to drive within single lane and driving without a valid license.
Feb. 22, Lannis Lee King, of Baxley, was arrested for open container in vehicle, manufacture/possess, etc. of a controlled or counterfeit substance, or marijuana near, and sale of methamphetamine.
Feb. 22, Matthew Wayne Mosley, of Jesup, was arrested for failure to appear for ...
Annual yard sale is this weekend
The annual Peaches to the Beaches Yard Sale will be held along U.S. Highway 341 from Perry to Brunswick Friday and Saturday, March 8 and 9. Peaches to the Beaches Yard Sale participating communities include Barnesville, Roberta, Ft. Valley, Perry, Hawkinsville, Eastman, Chauncey, McRae-Helena, Lumber City, Hazlehurst, Baxley, Odum, Jesup, and Brunswick.
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Metamorfashion: Iris van Herpen at the High Museum
Iris van Herpen, Refinery Smoke, Dress, July 2008; untreated woven metal gauze, cow leather, and cotton. (All photos: Bart Oomes, No 6 Studios)
The High Museum of Art makes its first foray into fashion with the exhibition "Transforming Fashion: Iris Van Herpen," a move that seems, somewhat paradoxically, both belated and daring at once.
Museums have been displaying the work of fashion designers for several decades now, so the High's late entry into the game is puzzling. Fashion is art's distant cousin, one that makes no secret about its coziness with commerce, advertising, and popular appeal. Museums were ostensibly designed to remain above such concerns, and the institutions, even as a mere pretense, must still put up a front of keeping fashion's embarrassing friends at a respectable distance, even though that boisterous crowd wandered in and took over long ago. The High, having exhibited cars, Coke bottles, and jewelry, could never really claim to be too genteel or scholarly for fashion. The delayed foray doesn't seem admirably skeptical, just sluggish.
Iris van Herpen, Chemical Crows, Skirt, Collar, January 2008; ribs of children's umbrella, industrial boat filament yarns, cow leather, and metal eyelets.
What's so surprising about the exhibition then is that the High selected such an appealingly peculiar and singular designer. Iris van Herpen, at least at the beginning of her career, created her work far outside, both conceptually and literally, the haute couture world of Paris runways. Van Herpen grew up on a farm in a small village outside of Amsterdam. She studied design at the Netherlands' ArtEZ Institute of the Arts, and then interned with renowned fashion innovator Alexander McQueen, starting her own independent label in Amsterdam in 2007.
From the beginning, it was clear that van Herpen was working in an unusual way, welcoming technology, fabricating strange new materials and integrating innovative mechanical processes into a realm that seemed, almost by definition, resolutely devoted to the handmade, the genuine, and the artisanal. Her work, like McQueen's, combines an old-fashioned love of beauty with a distinctly contemporary sense of daring and danger. Garments billow and twist like industrial smoke (the literal inspiration for one of her collections) or encase the body as if for mummification. The pieces often suggest the natural world, but seldom the natural world of pretty flowers and falling leaves, more often the one of bones, spikes, brightly toxic insects, mutating cellular structures, scales, ice shards, and stingers.
Iris van Herpen, Biopiracy, Dress, March 2014, In collaboration with Julia Koerner and Materialise; 3-D-printed thermoplastic polyurethane 92A-1 with silicone coating. Collection Phoenix Art Museum.
A visit to the exhibition, which was co-organized with the Groninger Museum in Rotterdam, is every bit as enjoyable as it sounds. Van Herpen's work can be thought of, and is offered here, as sculpture for the body, and in the best of her work she shares a sculptor's fascination with and understanding of physical material; a sculptor's obsession with the way a substance can fascinate, haunt, frighten, and attract is evident in her work (though, crucially, meaning remains at a more dissatisfying remove).
Iris van Herpen, Crystallization, Dress, Collar, July 2010; transparent polyethylene terephthalate, ECCO leather with oil treatment, goat leather, silver chains, and viscose.
Garments are made to be worn, and they occasionally seem lifeless on mannequins. In the gallery, which features 45 pieces created since 2008, there are accompanying projected videos of models wearing the designs, which help a little. Most insightfully, there is an additional room where visitors are allowed to get to experience van Herpen's innovative materials through touch. Strangely, her garments come most alive through the photos of Bart Oomes, which are shown throughout the exhibition (the resolution and quality of the reproductions of his photos could be much better here) and in the catalogue. Wall text is a little too high on interpretation and veneration, a little too low on the more interesting and enlightening factual information about process and technique.
Still, the High's first foray into fashion (and van Herpen's first solo show at a museum) is a success. Though her garments are designed for women's bodies and incorporate a number of dark thematic subjects, one seldom gets the uncomfortable feeling, as can happen with other fashion designers, that Van Herpen is creating broad, problematic statements about women and their position in the world; she works, I believe, from the notion of a woman's body as a physical form occupying space, removed as much as possible from ideas about power, personality, objectification, sex and so on. There's an unexpected inviting warmth, openness and accessibility to her work, and a respect for the beautiful that engages technology as a new means to a very old end.
"Transforming Fashion: Iris Van Herpen," co-organized with the Groninger Museum in Gronigen, the Netherlands, is at the High Museum of Art through May 15.


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Mr William George Thomas Shewell
William George Thomas Shewell of Victoria Road, Knaphill, died on November 1 aged 83.
Mr William George Thomas Shewell of Victoria Road, Knaphill, died on November 1 aged 83.
He moved to Knaphill at the age of 10 and from school he went to work at Fairoaks Aerodrome, then to join the fleet air army during the war.
After leaving he went back to Fairoaks Aerodrome for a short time before RAE Farnborough where he remained until retirement.
In 1984 he received the BEM and on retirement he received the Imperial Service Medal.
The funeral took place at Woking Crematorium, St Johns, on November 12 and was arranged by Woking Funeral Service.


James Dillon Wright aka Dillon Boy (b. May 29, 1979) is a contemporary artist, graphic designer, toy designer, and illustrator who emerged from the subculture of street art. Dillon's style combines attitude branding, advertising, and pop culture.
Dillon Boy is a charismatic artist who effortlessly combines colorful spray paint, ink doodles, cut stencils, paper collage and soulful subjects with virtuosic creativity. He wanders the planet with his briefcase, a brush and an arsenal of artwork, exhibiting from the US to Europe.


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Zimbabwean Nightmare Of Neglect Continues In South Africa
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Johannesburg/Brussels/New York, June 2, 2009 – Violence, sexual abuse, harassment, appalling living conditions, and a serious lack of access to essential healthcare define the desperate lives of thousands of Zimbabweans in South Africa today, warned the international medical humanitarian aid organization, Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF).
Recent developments in Zimbabwe and South Africa have done little to alter the fact that scores of Zimbabweans continue to flee to South Africa as a matter of survival. Once they cross the border, their living conditions hardly improve. MSF is calling on the government of South Africa and United Nations (UN) agencies to urgently address the specific humanitarian needs of vulnerable Zimbabweans falling through the cracks of South African society.
Click here to read a new MSF report:
"No Refuge, Access Denied: Medical and Humanitarian Needs of Zimbabweans in South Africa."
"Every day, despite claims that Zimbabwe is 'normalizing', thousands of Zimbabweans continue to cross the border into South Africa, fleeing economic meltdown, food insecurity, political turmoil, and the total collapse of their health system," said Rachel Cohen, head of mission for MSF in South Africa. "Instead of finding the refuge they so desperately need, they endure intolerable suffering on their journey to and within South Africa."
Since 2007, MSF has been providing basic primary health care, referral to secondary and specialized care services, emergency medical treatment for victims of violence and epidemic outbreaks, and specific services for survivors of sexual violence, as well as unaccompanied minors. Each month, MSF medical teams perform between 4,000-5,000 consultations for Zimbabweans in the South African border town of Musina and at a clinic at the Central Methodist Church in inner-city Johannesburg, a 'safe haven' for thousands of Zimbabweans.
"We see thousands of sick, wounded, psychologically scarred and marginalized Zimbabweans in both Johannesburg and Musina every month," said Dr Eric Goemaere, medical coordinator for MSF in South Africa. "They come to us because they have nowhere else to turn. Many of those who reach us have chronic diseases, such as HIV and TB, and severe violence-related injuries, most often from rape and sexual assault experienced while crossing the border from Zimbabwe, but also in South Africa itself. Consultations in our Johannesburg clinic have almost tripled in the last year, a telling sign of the extent to which Zimbabweans are consistently denied access to even the most basic health services necessary for their survival."
South Africa's constitution guarantees access to health care and other essential services to all who live in the country—including refugees, asylum-seekers, and migrants—regardless of legal status. But in reality Zimbabwean patients are rejected outright, or are often charged exorbitant fees and subjected to long delays, inappropriate treatment, or premature discharge, thus placing health care out of reach for many.
"The stories of our patients are truly shocking," said Bianca Tolboom, MSF nurse and project coordinator in Johannesburg. "I'm talking about pregnant women, unconscious or critically ill patients, even a six-year-old girl who had been raped, who were all refused the medical care they urgently required. It's deplorable, it's a breach of medical ethics and it's a violation of their rights under the South African Constitution. This nightmare of neglect must end."
MSF has been treating an increasing number of victims of sexual violence in Musina. In April, more than half of those treated had survived gang rape and 70 percent had been raped under threat of a gun, knife, or other weapon. Another worrying trend is the number of unaccompanied children crossing the border alone. They make their way to the Central Methodist Church, a journey of more than 500 kilometers, where as many as 4,000 Zimbabweans seek shelter each night - either dangerously packed into all available space inside the building, or sleeping on the pavement outside the church. Currently, there are more than 150 unaccompanied children between the ages of seven and 18 years crammed into the church. These children are extremely vulnerable and exposed to many forms of abuse in South Africa, yet no viable solution has been found to ensure they are properly assisted or protected.
"Each day, MSF teams witness the failure of the South African government primarily, but also of UN agencies, to meet the basic medical and humanitarian needs of vulnerable Zimbabweans," said Rachel Cohen. "The recent announcement by the South African Department of Home Affairs that a new system will be put in place to regularize the legal status of Zimbabweans in South Africa, and to stop their systematic deportation, is a welcome departure from the government's previous policy of aggressive harassment, arrest, and deportation. However, these measures have yet to translate into tangible improvements in the lives of most Zimbabweans. Their only places of safety are under attack and they remain relegated to the shadows of society, forced to live in squalor and denied access to adequate assistance and protection."
MSF has been working in South Africa since 1999 providing HIV/AIDS and TB treatment, as well as care to survivors of sexual violence. In 2007, MSF began providing medical and humanitarian assistance to Zimbabweans seeking refuge in South Africa and presently carries out between 4,000-5,000 consultations each month through mobile clinics along the border in Musina and at a fixed MSF clinic at the Central Methodist Church in Johannesburg. MSF also has a large presence in Zimbabwe, treating more than 25,000 people on antiretroviral therapy in the country and, most recently, deploying a major emergency intervention and treating more than 50,000 patients in response to a cholera epidemic.


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by Yogesh Ramesh Sharma
By Yogesh Ramesh Sharma	Censorship, Freedom, Technology, USA
Still not too late to act against SOPA!
Today – marked by Go Daddy (the largest internet web-hosting service) retracting its support for SOPA – is the day I've chosen to extend my personal appeal against this evil act
Being more than a network, Internet is something that has brought the world together. It is widely regarded as the epitome of free speech and non-discrimination. We all have thrived, learned and shared on internet like nothing else in our lives. And SOPA is out to destroy it!
Propelled by Cable/entertainment industry lobbying and pushed up by some proudly-tech-ignorant Congressmen, SOPA (Stop Online Piracy Act) proposes to let corporations (which claim the originality of the content) make internet service providers to alter DNS (domain name system), blacklist competitive sites from search engines, have payment gateways block competitors and ad payments being refused to 'Content-Stealers' (typically, SMBs, freelancing content developers and startups).
The large American outcry against SOPA (where more than 40 companies have come out against SOPA) has not helped yet. Rep. Lamar Smith is trying harder to help his friends in Hollywood and let's expect the entertainment industry to lobby even more aggressively in the New Year. If that's not bad enough, the Senate is considering PIPA (Protect IP Act) which could be as detrimental as SOPA.
For internet users outside the US, this is going to affect even more – as SOPA aims to censor foreign hosted websites. SOPA can't stop piracy but it will paralyze the single most important innovation that we have been benefited by i.e. Internet.
If you've been oblivious of the biggest attack on Internet and online free speech till now or if you have chosen to stay quiet so far, this news might make you feel less ignorant – YOU can still act against SOPA. This is critical for you, for me, for all those under-privileged who benefit directly/indirectly from the Internet.
Here's where you can sign a petition and let American Congress know that like me, you also stand against SOPA: http://americancensorship.org/
Oh, and Happy Holidays! 🙂
If you wish, dig in some more on SOPA at some of the most thoughtful oppositions:
The Verge: http://www.theverge.com/2011/12/22/2648219/stop-online-piracy-act-sopa-what-is-it
Electronic Frontier Foundation: https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2011/12/stand-and-fight-week-action-against-censorship
Stanford Law Review: http://www.stanfordlawreview.org/online/dont-break-internet
Mother Board Vice: http://motherboard.vice.com/2011/12/16/dear-congress-it-s-no-longer-ok-to-not-know-how-the-internet-works
Techdirt: http://www.techdirt.com/articles/20111223/03470117178/harvard-researchers-explain-that-sopa-supporters-are-misusing-their-research-to-support-sopa.shtml
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Matt Thompson says:
Even with SOPA and PIPA getting thrown out, people should expect threats to online freedom. It is now one of the basic rights as per UN. Hope you have signed the declaration of internet freedom: http://www.internetdeclaration.org/freedom
Yogesh Ramesh Sharma says:
I think it's going to be difficult to fight for internet freedom across several countries around the world but free Internet, in the long run, works in favor of the tech industry. Something for them to shoot for!
Also, definition of freedom and dynamics could be different for nations.
Anyway, thanks for your comment, Matt.
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Q: SSH doesn't ask for my password I've been logging in to this server through the terminal in coda 2, which has a spot to enter my password in the gui. Unfortunately, it keeps disconnection while sass is watching a file and I have to restart it. I was hoping to just ssh through the OSX terminal and keep it open separate from Coda. I can ssh without a password because it uses a key, but it only logs in to my home folder and I can't access the root(and it says I'm not in sudoers file). Somehow the password is being sent through coda and allowing me adequate access, but I'm not sure how it is sending the password.
How do I force SSH to ask for my password even though it's set to use the key?

A: Just pass these options to OpenSSH:
ssh -o PreferredAuthentications=keyboard-interactive -o PubkeyAuthentication=no user@host

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Bendsneyder concludes productive one day test in Le Mans
Just one day after the French Grand Prix, the Tech3 Racing Team was back at the Bugatti Circuit to take part in the Official Test today with Bo Bendsneyder. Following the race, the Dutch Moto2 rookie was trying different settings, while working a new shock from Kayaba and a new front tyre Dunlop supplied for the test in order to prepare the upcoming GP in Mugello, Italy. Thereby, Bendsneyder did 107 laps in total to completed the day with a fastest lap time of 1'37.67 minutes.
Bo Bendsneyder
Time: 1'37.67 - Laps: 107
"The test was really positive. Especially, after yesterday, where we unfortunately missed out on the points narrowly. We had a very productive day and tried to improve for Mugello. Already after the second exit, we changed something in the rear and we improved a lot. During the race weekend, I struggled with the rear grip, so I'm really happy. It was an incredible consistent day and all 107 laps were like this. I'm delighted about the work we did and I'm looking forward to the next round now."
Tech3 Racing experiences eventful Moto2 home Grand Prix
For the French team's home round in Le Mans, Bo Bendsneyder arrived on the grid with some extra motivation to do well. Starting from the seventh row, the Moto2 rookie made up positions step by step and did some good lap times towards the second half of the race to eventually miss out on his first point narrowly, finishing in 16th place.
Hector Garzo, who jumped in again in place of Remy Gardner this weekend, delivered some solid first laps and found himself in 24th position early on after starting from P27 on the grid. Yet, the young Spaniard got penalized for a jump start and had to ride through the pit lane, whereby he lost his rhythm, which led to an unfortunate early end of his race.
Position: 16th – Championship: 26th – Points: -
"Finally, it's not the result that we wanted. We need to fight for the points and in the end, we came out again with zero points. Apart from this I think we gathered some good information to try for tomorrow's test. We want to try to make another step on Monday here, as I think this is very important before we go to Mugello to find something more. I want to thank my team for everything."
Hector Garzo
Position: DNF – Championship: 35th – Points: -
"It's a shame for the ride trough. I was trying to do a good race and to catch my team mate, as I think our rhythm was quite similar. I think I could have finished close to the points scoring positions, but I can't do anything. To ride alone after the penalty was really difficult. I tried to do some good lap times to catch up again, but I tried too hard and I crashed. I'm truly sorry for the team, for my sponsors and I can promise that I learned from it."
"I think we could almost take the post-race press release of Jerez to do the French GP, because Bo ended up 16th, being fast the second part of the race and in Le Mans, we finished 16th, being fast the second part of the race. I can't hide my disappointment, because I truly believe we have a package that is stronger than what the current results are showing. We saw earlier this season with Remy, that we have a bike that is capable to fight at least for the top 10 and we are now in round five without any point from Bo, which is something I can not explain. Everybody has got to wake up and push harder from day one. On the other side of the garage, I think Hector did a much better race and showed a much stronger performance than in Jerez. He understands the bike and knows how to prepare a Moto2 World Championship weekend much better. It's a shame we got this jump start penalty, because he was doing a good lap time and it would have been interesting for him to finish the race, fighting with the group he was in. Anyway, he is a rookie, it was only the second race this year, the crash was unfortunate, but can happen and at the end of the day, I think he did an ok performance. Let's see what is going to happen for the next weekend in Mugello, but clearly, I really believe we should and we have to do better. I hope everybody will think about it and come back with a different attitude and more fighting spirit."
Bendsneyder and Garzo primed for comeback race in Le Mans
The Tech3 Racing Team duo initiated the second day of action at the French Grand Prix with some decent improvements in FP3 and will tackle the fifth round of the Moto2 World Championship 2018 from the seventh and the ninth row respectively. While Bo Bendsneyder lowered his lap time from Friday morning by 1.528 seconds during the qualifying, Hector Garzo improved his personal record as well, while further trying to adapt to the highly-competitive intermediate class as he is replacing Remy Gardner at the Bugatti Circuit.
Position: 21st - Time: 1'37.565 - Laps: 20
"The Qualifying was quite good in my opinion, although the position doesn't really show this and is not what we wanted. Anyway, we did a good step, especially in consistency, because I can do the 1'37 on every lap now. During the end of the session I did my laps alone, so I couldn't improve anymore, which is a pity, because I think we could have done a bit more. 0.1 or 0.2 seconds would have brought us to the top 15, but I did a mistake. Apart from this, I'm really looking forward to tomorrow, I hope for a good start and try to fight for the points."
Position: 27th - Time: 1'38.191 - Laps: 18
"It was not an easy day, but I'm happy, because we have done the work we had in mind. It was difficult to step up to 37' as I don't have enough confidence with these tyres, but anyway, I'm delighted. The job in preparation for tomorrow is done and I think we found a rhythm, although I still need to improve a bit in some corners. I believe that we have a chance to be close to the points scoring positions in the race."
Bendsneyder and Garzo establish solid basis in France
During the first day of action at the Tech3 Racing Team's home round in Le Mans, BoBendsneyder and Hector Garzo showed some good performances and made progress. While Dutch Moto2 rookie Bendsneyder was working on his rhythm, he improved by half a second from FP1 to FP2. On the other side of the garage, Garzo, who is replacing the injured Remy Gardner again this weekend, found his style aboard the Mistral 610 machine and finished Friday just 0.373 seconds behind Bendsneyder.
"We started the day in FP1 quite well. In the middle of the session we had some electronic issues, so I didn't improve, but overall it went well. In FP2 we put another tyre in and we made a step, although I still think we can do a bit more. Finally, it was not a bad day, because in the end in FP2 I did consistent lap times, but we still need to find that one fast lap. Anyway, today we were not focused on this single lap, because we used the tyres for many laps. Tomorrow is the day where we need to focus on qualifying to make the race a little bit easier."
Position: 29th - Time: 1'38.892 - Laps: 36
"I'm so happy with this day, I've been improving on the bike, while trying to get my riding style of the CEV and I'm completely delighted, because I see that it was effective. Together with Nico and the rest of my very experienced crew, we are trying to find something more, what the bike needs in order to improve and I think we are on a good way and ready for tomorrow."


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The Persistence Review: Survival Horror Meets Sci-Fi VR Roguelike
A big complaint surrounding a lot of VR games at this stage of the industry is that many of them are just far too short. After an hour or two you can see most everything there is to see in a lot of the low-quality shovelware that's flooded the marketplaces for Rift, Vive, and PSVR. The Persistence, a part survival horror, part sci-fi roguelike VR shooter from Firesprite Games, aims to solve that problem with some light procedural generation and a heavy focus on replayability.
In The Persistence you take on the role of Security Officer Zimri Eder aboard The Persistence, a massive starship traveling through the stars. Something goes terribly wrong, wiping out the crew, and resulting in various strange dark matter related anomalies. Instead of a crew full of friends and colleagues, the ship is overrun with grotesque, aggressive mutants. You've got to explore, repair, and guide the ship back to Earth as the lone survivor.
The nifty thing about The Persistence is that no two playthroughs are ever quite the same. This is due to the fact that each time you die, the layout, item placement, enemies, and structure of the entire spaceship you're set to explore gets reshuffled. And it's not just an item reset and enemy respawn type of update, but a complete overhaul. The whole map in and of itself changes. You could explore the first level of the ship 10 times and never have the same experience.
Granted, there are limitations to this formula. For starters, you'll eventually start to recognize identifiable "chunks" in the world, which is common with most roguelikes. When I say no two games are ever the same I don't mean the ship's interior is a different style and you're playing a different game. Medical bays have a "samey" quality to them across the whole game, some rooms have similar structures, all the doors look the same, and so on. But rather if you're enjoying the game, then you can rest assured that it's a bit like an essentially endless stream of content that you can keep exploring and playing.
Unlike a lot of roguelikes though, there isn't actual permadeath — at least, not really. Instead of having everything you did wiped clean, you get to keep your credits (in the form of stem cells and fab chips), everything you unlocked stays unlocked, any upgrades on your actual character are retained, and eventually you can even fast travel to higher tiers of the ship if you find the corresponding Deck Modules. Death in The Persistence can be devastating depending on the circumstance, but the game does a good job of not making you feel like all that time was wasted. In fact, when a new clone is printed of your character, you get to pick an upgrade to spend some stem cells on that can make a big difference in your next playthrough.
The Persistence (which just so happens to also be the name of the ship itself) is split into five decks. Each deck has a starting point that's connected back to the starting Recovery room, well over a dozen connected rooms that can contain anything from enemies, items, supply crates (usually accompanied by waves of enemies as a "Challenge Room"), or fabrication stations.
Item fabrication is at the core of progression in The Persistence. Spread across each deck of the ship you'll find fabrication stations for guns, grenades, melee weapons, and experimental weaponry. At each station you'll need to spend rare Erebus Tokens to either unlock or upgrade your gear and then use fab chips to craft items and ammo. Once you craft something, that station is out of commission for a long time until it recharges so you can't just buy a bunch of guns all at once. Between sessions at the Recovery room you can use stem cells to upgrade your personal stats, like shield regeneration or max health. That way you're always slowly getting stronger over the course of the game.
Even though you lose all of your weapons when you die, the schematics you unlocked and all of your currency are saved. It's a relatively forgiving system because once you start a new playthrough, it won't take terribly long to get back on track with some gear. So you might start weak and defenseless other than your Stem Cell Harvester, but it's perfect capable of landing stealth kills and beating enemies over the head. You've also got a shield mapped to L2 that's great for parrying and blocking attacks.
Firesprite appear to have taken note from other developers such as Insomniac when it comes to their weapon variety. Instead of just dishing out a list of different fire rates and damage types, each and every weapon is significantly different. There's an amazing gravity bomb that sucks in enemies, a javelin-shooting harpoon stealth pistol that results in amazing ragdoll physics, plenty of pistols and automatic weapons, and — my favorite — the Grav Hook, which has you physically move your head around to slam enemies up and down and sideways until they're bludgeoned to death. There's even a device that magically teleports you to safety as a last resort!
Note: The above GIF is extra blurry because it's been enlarged. The game looks much sharper — you can see real footage in our video review near the top of this article.
Visually, The Persistence leaves a little bit to be desired. Similar to some other titles, like Robinson: The Journey on PSVR, there's a slight grainy effect going on. It's lessened on the PS4 Pro, but is pretty noticeable on the standard PS4. This doesn't really detract from the game as a whole — the lighting system is excellent and enemies look really great, even close up, but when you're exploring hallways and corridors that all kind of look the same for a few hours, you'll notice some of the corners that were cut.
I finished the base game in about seven hours. What I mean by "finished" is that after dying well over a dozen times total, I was able to finally make my way to the final floor and complete the last objective, reaching the end of a playthrough.
On the survival horror note, The Persistence is a scary and unnerving game. Enemies have a habit of popping up out of nowhere, scaring the crap out of you and eliciting jumps. The sound design is wonderfully haunting with mutants moaning and groaning around corners. I probably spent close to half of my playthrough slowly creeping along while crouched.
Now since this is a roguelike, it's designed to be played multiple times. In fact, once you finish it, you'll have your completion time logged and you unlock a new Survival Mode. In this mode you only get 10 lives (that sounds generous, but it's not) to finish as quickly as possible.
In a unique twist, The Persistence also has a mobile/tablet companion app that lets others users (up to three others) interact with your game. With the app they can freeze and tag enemies, open doors, inform you of traps, locate items, and more. However, the app also has its own separate XP and progression and sometimes that user will actually be incentivized to hinder you. But as the VR player, you can upload viruses to them to fight back as well. It's a clever system that works well and adds an extra fun layer if you've got someone to play with, but is far from necessary to enjoy the game as a whole.
Unfortunately, The Persistence is a DualShock 4 only game. Mechanically it feels similar to the likes of DOOM VFR (although much slower-paced) and Resident Evil 7. You aim your weapons by moving your head, walk around with the left analog stick, and rotate the camera with the right stick. Vertical camera movement is disabled since you can just move your neck up or down instead to avoid sickness. There are comfort options in the settings, but I always crank any game I play all the way to the most intense since I'm not bothered by motion sickness thankfully. When you press X there's a short-range teleportation power as well that's great for evading enemies and stealthily navigating levels.
It wasn't part of the design, but I'd have loved PS Move support with a control scheme similar to Skyrim VR, or ideally, PS Aim controller support. Farpoint more or less spoiled me on the PS Aim controller for any game that's primarily about shooting guns and other weapons.
The Persistence offers something fresh and engaging by mixing different genres that we don't often see melded together so well. On a moment-to-moment basis the horrors lurking around every corner keep you on your toes and the give-and-take aspect of its roguelike nature ensures that no two runs are ever quite the same. The lack of Move or PS Aim controller support is a bummer, but it still plays wonderfully just on the standard DualShock 4. This is a dark, challenging stealth shooter that PSVR fans can keep coming back to for quite a while.
The Persistence releases for PSVR on July 24th for $29.99. Check out these official review guidelines to find out more about our process.
Great procedural roguelike map system
Several avenues of progression per playthrough
Tense, harrowing stealth and combat
Some really creative weapons
Sometimes the layouts are a bit boring
Lack of Move controller or PS Aim support
Visual fidelity could use some polish
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David is a Senior Editor at UploadVR and has been with the site since early 2016. He established the site's game review criteria and helped spearhead its evolution into the leading source of VR news. He is also a published author and gaming journalist for various other publications such as IGN, Forbes, Variety, PC Gamer, and many others. You can follow him on Twitter: @David_Jagneaux.
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Bowen Greenwood Enters Race For Montana Secretary Of State
By Corin Cates-Carney • Nov 5, 2019
Montana Secretary of State Office
William Marcus
A fourth Republican is entering Montana's primary race for Secretary of State.
Bowen Greenwood, current clerk of the Montana Supreme Court, announced Tuesday he's joining the 2020 race for the job of top election official.
Greenwood has worked in conservative politics in Montana for several decades. He's a recent communications director of the Montana Family Foundation, a non-profit advocating for marriage between "one man and one women," and "pro-family public policy", and executive director of the Montana Republican Party.
Greenwood was the spokesperson for then Secretary of State Brad Johnson from 2006-2009.
Greenwood was elected to a 6-year term as clerk of the state Supreme Court in 2018. If he wins a new office, the governor would appoint his replacement until the next general election.
Current Secretary of State Corey Stapleton is running for Congress. The four-way GOP primary race to fill the office also includes state Senate President Scott Sales, state Representative Forest Mandeville and Christi Jacobsen, the current Secretary of State's Chief of Staff.
State Senator Bryce Bennett is the only Democrat in the race.
Bowen Greenwood
Montana Secretary of State
Montana Supreme Court
Montana Family Foundation
Montana Republican Party
Corey Stapleton
Scott Sales
Forest Mandeville
Christi Jacobsen
Bryce Bennett
National Groups Join Push To Legalize Marijuana In Montana
By Corin Cates-Carney • Oct 29, 2019
A Montana group pushing to legalize recreational marijuana by a citizen vote next year now has support and financial backing from two national groups. The campaign to set up a tax structure and regulations for recreational use plans to spend millions in Big Sky Country.
The national political action committee that's successfully pushed for the legalization of marijuana in California, Maine, and Massachusetts is coming to Montana.
Gov. Bullock Endorses Lt. Gov. Cooney In Gubernatorial Race
Corin Cates-Carney / Montana Public Radio
Gov. Steve Bullock is taking sides in the Democratic party's 2020 primary race for governor. In a press conference Friday Bullock endorsed his current lieutenant governor for the job.
Cooney Challenges Opponents To Campaign Spending Limits
Montana Governor's Office
Montana Lt. Gov. Mike Cooney is asking his opponents in the Democratic primary race for governor to sign a pledge to limit outside spending and self-funding in their campaigns. The pledge was called a media stunt by one opponent.
Cooney this week offered the pledge to donate to charity half of the value of any independent expenditures made by outside organizations, individuals, or corporations that benefit his campaign.
Montana Attorney General Tim Fox To Run For Governor
By Eric Whitney • Jan 24, 2019
Corin Cates-Carney / MTPR
It's official, Tim Fox has announced that he's running for governor.
"I feel I have a calling to public service," Fox says. "I've been Montana's attorney general for the last six years, I have actually a dozen years in public service all told. I think I've been an effective and responsible leader, with a lot of results."
Montana Politics


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Go, team, go! Special needs athletes shine on Sparkle, a cheer team at New Berlin Eisenhower High School.
The New Berlin Eisenhower High School boys basketball team was hosting the Cudahy Packers, and they had already opened up a pretty solid lead by halftime. The buzzer sounded, and the boys cleared off the floor.
A thick rubbery mat was unrolled, and out came Sparkle, an Eisenhower cheer team of six special needs athletes and five members of the varsity cheer team.
Sparkle had been practicing and practicing this particular routine, and its members, all girls, were unveiling it to the public. They planned to use it in their upcoming competitions.
There was a lot of spirited yelling, tumbling and dancing, and then came the show-stopper: a double-pyramid. On the top of one of the pyramids was Tilly Gillard.
She was shining like a star on top of a Christmas tree.
Debbie and Mike Gillard have three kids. Tilly, who is 16, is in the middle.
When Debbie was pregnant, the Gillards knew they were going to have a daughter. They had picked out her name: Matilda.
It wasn't until Tilly was born that they discovered she had Down syndrome and that she would require heart surgery.
For the heart surgery to happen, Tilly would need to gain 3 pounds. Debbie remembers trying to feed Tilly every hour. Tilly struggled to eat. In general, babies consume 6 or 8 ounces in the course of a feeding. Debbie measured Tilly's hourly feedings in milliliters.
It was exhausting, but Tilly made it through. As Tilly grew older, Debbie worried if Tilly would be accepted by her peers. In kindergarten, when birthdays included the entire class, Tilly was included, too.
"Then they get a little older," Debbie says, "and the social groups get a little smaller and she's not going to birthday parties anymore.
It helped that Tilly proved to be a dynamo. She is as fearless as she is outgoing.
Debbie says that when she and Tilly go to the grocery store, Tilly works the check-out line like someone running for mayor.
When Jody Brill, who is a special education paraprofessional at New Berlin and the coach of the Sparkle team, began recruiting athletes, Tilly was a natural.
Brill had cheered for New Berlin West in the 1970s, back when, she says, students like Tilly were all but invisible to their classmates. She'd been wanting to create a cheering team of special needs and typical kids for years.
But it was Hailey Fortier, a senior on the varsity team, who got things going. She approached Brill with the idea in September. By October, Sparkle had its first practice.
"It was getting them involved in the school," Hailey says. "I wanted them to be recognized.
The routines are designed by the varsity members of the team. Tilly says that being at the top of a pyramid is where she belongs.
"It's called 'flying,'" Tilly says.
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declare(strict_types=1);

namespace Barryvdh\LaravelIdeHelper\Tests\Console\ModelsCommand\Relations\Models;

use Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Model;
use Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Relations\BelongsTo;

/**
 * Barryvdh\LaravelIdeHelper\Tests\Console\ModelsCommand\Relations\Models\BelongsToVariation
 *
 * @property integer $id
 * @property integer $not_null_column_with_foreign_key_constraint
 * @property integer $not_null_column_with_no_foreign_key_constraint
 * @property integer|null $nullable_column_with_foreign_key_constraint
 * @property integer|null $nullable_column_with_no_foreign_key_constraint
 * @property-read BelongsToVariation $notNullColumnWithForeignKeyConstraint
 * @property-read BelongsToVariation|null $notNullColumnWithNoForeignKeyConstraint
 * @property-read BelongsToVariation|null $nullableColumnWithForeignKeyConstraint
 * @property-read BelongsToVariation|null $nullableColumnWithNoForeignKeyConstraint
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 * @method static \Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Builder|BelongsToVariation newQuery()
 * @method static \Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Builder|BelongsToVariation query()
 * @method static \Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Builder|BelongsToVariation whereId($value)
 * @method static \Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Builder|BelongsToVariation whereNotNullColumnWithForeignKeyConstraint($value)
 * @method static \Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Builder|BelongsToVariation whereNotNullColumnWithNoForeignKeyConstraint($value)
 * @method static \Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Builder|BelongsToVariation whereNullableColumnWithForeignKeyConstraint($value)
 * @method static \Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Builder|BelongsToVariation whereNullableColumnWithNoForeignKeyConstraint($value)
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class BelongsToVariation extends Model
{
    public function notNullColumnWithForeignKeyConstraint(): BelongsTo
    {
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    public function notNullColumnWithNoForeignKeyConstraint(): BelongsTo
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        return $this->belongsTo(self::class, 'not_null_column_with_no_foreign_key_constraint');
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    public function nullableColumnWithForeignKeyConstraint(): BelongsTo
    {
        return $this->belongsTo(self::class, 'nullable_column_with_foreign_key_constraint');
    }

    public function nullableColumnWithNoForeignKeyConstraint(): BelongsTo
    {
        return $this->belongsTo(self::class, 'nullable_column_with_no_foreign_key_constraint');
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}
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declare(strict_types=1);

namespace Barryvdh\LaravelIdeHelper\Tests\Console\ModelsCommand\Relations\Models;

use Barryvdh\LaravelIdeHelper\Tests\Console\ModelsCommand\Relations\ModelsOtherNamespace\AnotherModel;
use Barryvdh\LaravelIdeHelper\Tests\Console\ModelsCommand\Relations\Traits\HasTestRelations;
use Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Model;
use Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Relations\BelongsTo;
use Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Relations\BelongsToMany;
use Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Relations\HasMany;
use Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Relations\HasOne;
use Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Relations\MorphMany;
use Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Relations\MorphOne;
use Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Relations\MorphTo;
use Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Relations\MorphToMany;

/**
 * Barryvdh\LaravelIdeHelper\Tests\Console\ModelsCommand\Relations\Models\Simple
 *
 * @property integer $id
 * @property-read Simple|null $relationBelongsTo
 * @property-read AnotherModel|null $relationBelongsToInAnotherNamespace
 * @property-read \Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Collection|Simple[] $relationBelongsToMany
 * @property-read int|null $relation_belongs_to_many_count
 * @property-read \Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Collection|Simple[] $relationBelongsToManyWithSub
 * @property-read int|null $relation_belongs_to_many_with_sub_count
 * @property-read \Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Collection|Simple[] $relationBelongsToManyWithSubAnother
 * @property-read int|null $relation_belongs_to_many_with_sub_another_count
 * @property-read AnotherModel|null $relationBelongsToSameNameAsColumn
 * @property-read \Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Collection|Simple[] $relationHasMany
 * @property-read int|null $relation_has_many_count
 * @property-read Simple|null $relationHasOne
 * @property-read Simple $relationHasOneWithDefault
 * @property-read \Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Collection|Simple[] $relationMorphMany
 * @property-read int|null $relation_morph_many_count
 * @property-read Simple|null $relationMorphOne
 * @property-read Model|\Eloquent $relationMorphTo
 * @property-read \Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Collection|Simple[] $relationMorphedByMany
 * @property-read int|null $relation_morphed_by_many_count
 * @property-read \Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Collection|Simple[] $relationSampleRelationType
 * @property-read int|null $relation_sample_relation_type_count
 * @property-read Model|\Eloquent $relationSampleToAnyMorphedRelationType
 * @property-read \Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Collection|Simple[] $relationSampleToAnyRelationType
 * @property-read int|null $relation_sample_to_any_relation_type_count
 * @property-read Simple $relationSampleToManyRelationType
 * @method static \Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Builder|Simple newModelQuery()
 * @method static \Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Builder|Simple newQuery()
 * @method static \Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Builder|Simple query()
 * @method static \Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Builder|Simple whereId($value)
 * @mixin \Eloquent
 */
class Simple extends Model
{
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    // Regular relations
    public function relationHasMany(): HasMany
    {
        return $this->hasMany(Simple::class);
    }

    public function relationHasOne(): HasOne
    {
        return $this->hasOne(Simple::class);
    }

    public function relationHasOneWithDefault(): HasOne
    {
        return $this->hasOne(Simple::class)->withDefault();
    }

    public function relationBelongsTo(): BelongsTo
    {
        return $this->belongsTo(Simple::class);
    }

    public function relationBelongsToMany(): BelongsToMany
    {
        return $this->belongsToMany(Simple::class);
    }

    public function relationBelongsToManyWithSub(): BelongsToMany
    {
        return $this->belongsToMany(Simple::class)->where('foo', 'bar');
    }

    public function relationBelongsToManyWithSubAnother(): BelongsToMany
    {
        return $this->relationBelongsToManyWithSub()->where('foo', 'bar');
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    public function relationMorphTo(): MorphTo
    {
        return $this->morphTo();
    }

    public function relationMorphOne(): MorphOne
    {
        return $this->morphOne(Simple::class, 'relationMorphTo');
    }

    public function relationMorphMany(): MorphMany
    {
        return $this->morphMany(Simple::class, 'relationMorphTo');
    }

    public function relationMorphedByMany(): MorphToMany
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        return $this->morphedByMany(Simple::class, 'foo');
    }

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    public function relationBelongsToInAnotherNamespace(): BelongsTo
    {
        return $this->belongsTo(AnotherModel::class);
    }

    public function relationBelongsToSameNameAsColumn(): BelongsTo
    {
        return $this->belongsTo(AnotherModel::class, __FUNCTION__);
    }

    public function relationSampleToManyRelationType()
    {
        return $this->testToOneRelation(Simple::class);
    }

    public function relationSampleRelationType()
    {
        return $this->testToManyRelation(Simple::class);
    }

    public function relationSampleToAnyRelationType()
    {
        return $this->testToAnyRelation(Simple::class);
    }

    public function relationSampleToAnyMorphedRelationType()
    {
        return $this->testToAnyMorphedRelation(Simple::class);
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}

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You are here:Special Collections»HIDVL Artist Profiles»Miscellaneous Holdings»HIDVL Interview Collections»What is Performance Studies? Interview Series»Interview with André Lepecki: What is Performance Studies? (2002)
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TItle: Interview with André Lepecki: What is Performance Studies?
Interviewee: André Lepecki
Interviewer: Diana Taylor
Interview with André Lepecki, conducted by Diana Taylor, director and founder of the Hemispheric Institute of Performance and Politics. This interview is a part of a series curated by the Hemispheric Institute, articulated around the question 'What is Performance Studies?' The series aims to provide a multifaceted approach to the often difficult task of defining the coordinates of both a field of academic study as well as a lens through which to assess and document cultural practice and embodied behavior. The contingent definitions documented in this series are based on the groundbreaking experiences and the scholarly endeavors of renowned figures in contemporary performance studies and practice.
André Lepecki is a curator, dramaturg, writer, and co-creator based in New York City. Currently he is Associate Professor in the Department of Performance Studies at New York University where he teaches courses on critical theory, continental philosophy, performance studies, dance studies, and experimental dramaturgy. He graduated in cultural anthropology at the New University of Lisbon and obtained his Masters and Doctoral degrees in Performance Studies at NYU. He co-directed with Bruce Mau the video-installation STRESS (Wien, 2000) and, with Rachael Swain, the video-installation proXy (Sydney, 2003). With Eleonora Fabião he co-created the performance series Wording (2004-2006). His co-curatorial and directorial work on the re-doing of Allan Kaprow's 18 Happenings in 6 Parts (commissioned by Haus der Künst, Munich) received the International Art Critics Association Award for "Best Performance" (2008). He has curated events for Haus der Kulturen der Welt (Berlin), and Tanz in August (Berlin). He contributes regularly for several art publications in the US, Brazil, and Europe, including The Drama Review, Art Forum, Performance Research, Contact Quarterly, Theaterschrift, Nouvelles de Danse, among others. He is member of the editorial boards of Dance Theatre Journal, e-misférica, and Performance Research.
Professor Lepecki is the author of Exhausting Dance: performance and politics of movement (Routledge 2006), currently translated into 6 languages. He edited the anthologies Of the Presence of the Body (Wesleyan 2004), The Senses in Performance (with Sally Banes, Routledge 2007), and Planes of Composition: Dance Theory and the Global (with Jenn Joy, Seagull Press 2010). In 2010 he co-curated with Stephanie Rosenthal the Archive on Dance and Visual Arts since the 1960s for the exhibition Move: choreographing you, for the Hayward Gallery, Southbank Center, London. Also in 2010 he co-curated with Eleonora Fabião the event Activations, Passages, Processes for ArtCena Festival, Rio de Janeiro.


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Hester Maria Thrale "Queeney"
Personal Information | Media | Notes | Sources | Event Map | All | PDF
Name Hester Maria Thrale
Had a variety of nicknames used less frequently than Queeney, including Nig. Niggy. Tit. Birdey. Hetty. Samuel Johnson affectionately called her Sweeting.
Nickname Queeney
Born 17 Sep 1764 Southwark, Surrey, England
Christened 24 Sep 1764 Southwark, Surrey, England
Saint Saviour's Church
(now Southwark Cathedral)
by Rev James Evans
Census 30 Mar 1851 Bolsover Castle, Bolsover, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, England [1]
Visitor to the household with mother.
UK census 1851
Died 31 Mar 1857 Piccadilly, Middlesex, England [2, 3]
110 Picadilly
Buried Overton Kirkyard, Tulliallan, Fife, Scotland [2]
Person ID I94 UK Thrale family
Father Henry Thrale, M.P., b. Between 1724 and 1730, Harrow Corner, Southwark, Surrey, England , d. 4 Apr 1781, Grosvenor Square, Middlesex, England (Age ~ 57 years)
Mother Hester Lynch Salusbury, b. 16 Jan 1741, Bodvel, Caernarvonshire, Wales , d. 2 May 1821, Clifton, Gloucestershire, England (Age 80 years)
Married 11 Oct 1763 Saint Anne's Church, Soho, Middlesex, England [4]
Family ID F46 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Admiral George Keith, Elphinstone, GCB, 1st Viscount Keith, b. 7 Jan 1746, Elphinstone Tower, Stirling, Stirlingshire, Scotland , d. 10 Mar 1823 (Age 77 years)
Married 10 Jan 1808 Saint Marylebone, Middlesex, England [5]
1. Honourable Georgina Augusta Henrietta Keith, b. 12 Dec 1809, d. 21 Sep 1892 (Age 82 years)
Last Modified 13 Feb 2004
Born - 17 Sep 1764 - Southwark, Surrey, England
Christened - Address:
(now Southwark Cathedral) - 24 Sep 1764 - Southwark, Surrey, England
Married - 10 Jan 1808 - Saint Marylebone, Middlesex, England
Census - Visitor to the household with mother. - 30 Mar 1851 - Bolsover Castle, Bolsover, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, England
Died - Address:
110 Picadilly - 31 Mar 1857 - Piccadilly, Middlesex, England
Buried - - Overton Kirkyard, Tulliallan, Fife, Scotland
Hester Maria Thrale aged 20 months
Portrait of Hester Maria Thrale, 'queeney' as a child aged 20 months, full-length, in a blue checked dress and white apron, and a blue pudding hat, seated on a turkey rug, with a pet spaniel, Belle, by a cradle. By Johann Zoffany. Oil on canvas, oval 29 x 23� in. (73.6 x 60.3 cm.)
Sold: 3 July 2012. London for �289,250
Hester Lynch Thrale and her first child, Hester Maria Thrale by Sir Joshua Reynolds
Hester and Queeney Thrale in 1777/8 by Sir Joshua Reynolds
Hester Lynch Thrale and daughter Hester Maria Thrale. Painted in 1777 or 1778 by Sir Joshua Reynolds.
Hester Thrale wrote to her friend Fanny Burney about the portrait [Yung 1984, p.113], complaining that "there is really no resemblance, and the character is less like my father's daughter than Pharaoh's."
In the event, Mrs Thrale's portrait was not hung with the other portraits in the library, on the pretext that her husband did not like it. [Leslie and Taylor 1865, vol.2, p.313]. Hester Lynch Thrale wrote verses about this portrait.
The portrait sold by Hester on 10 May 18163, bought by Samuel Boddington, merchant for �81 and 18 shillings, his sale Christie's 9 June 18664, bought by Louisa, Lady Ashburton; Mrs Hamilton McKown Twombly; her sale New York 1942; M. Knoedler and Company; bought by Lord Beaverbrook 1955, for Beaverbrook Art Gallery, Canada.
Hester Maria Thrale
Painting by Sir Joshua Reynolds
Hester Maria Thrale (AKA Queeney)
Aged 17
Cabinet given to Hester Maria Thrale by Samuel Johnson.
See also: http://www.thrale.com/hester_maria_thrale
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By interfacing brain cells onto graphene, UIC researchers have shown they can differentiate a single hyperactive cancerous cell from a normal cell, pointing the way to developing a simple, noninvasive tool for early cancer diagnosis.
"This graphene system is able to detect the level of activity of an interfaced cell," said Vikas Berry, associate professor and head of chemical engineering, who led the research along with Ankit Mehta, assistant professor of clinical neurosurgery in the UIC College of Medicine.
The study, reported in the journal ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces, looked at cultured human brain cells, comparing normal astrocytes to their cancerous counterpart, the highly malignant brain tumor glioblastoma multiforme. The technique is being studied in a mouse model of cancer, with results that are "very promising," Berry said. Experiments with patient biopsies would be further down the road.
Last year, Berry and other coworkers introduced nanoscale ripples in graphene, causing it to conduct differently in perpendicular directions, useful for electronics. They wrinkled the graphene by draping it over a string of rod-shaped bacteria, then vacuum-shrinking the germs.


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Jaguar has been long synonymous with the luxury sedan market for close to one hundred years. With a history that includes such superstars of sedan car motoring as their 2.8 and 3.8 liter medium sized sedans of the fifties and sixties, to the Mark Ten and later XJ6 and XJ12 models of the seventies, eighties and onwards. After many years when they were at their peak as an independent, Jaguar merged with ailing UK giant British Leyland to be later taken over by Ford of America. These were years where Jaguar's image sadly began to fade.
However after becoming part of the Indian owned Tata Motors group, combined with another British benchmark, Land Rover, Jaguar have roared back to become as prominent as ever in the luxury car market.
Jaguar's most current sedan release, the XF, is a walk down the memory lane for those who remember at its finest, combing a super sleek body design with passenger comfort and engine power as good as you will find on the market today.
From the outside, the XF is all Jaguar from the ascending line of its roof and window lay out , recessed rear door handles that have been designed to create the impression of a two door vehicle, and to great effect. To add even more drama to the scene, the Jaguar XF comes with nineteen inch alloy wheels that are almost oversized.
The Jaguar XF Sedan draws its power from a five liter V8 fuel injection engine, generating 385 horsepower, paired with an electronically controlled six speed automatic transmission.
Safety standards for the XF Sedan are pretty high, taking in six airbags spread around the vehicle, antilock brakes dynamic stability control as well as a skid management feature and the latest generation anti lock brakes.
Jaguar has always been renowned for their interior design policy, and that was to provide a combination of luxury and practicality. This is a tradition y that has been meticulously continued by Tata with a few features that are pure 21st century. The one that stands out over all is what Jaguar has nicknamed the "handshake". The handshake comes when the Jag driver sits down in their seat, automatically prompting the gear shift know to silently rise from the center console to shake hands and await instructions.
After that warm welcome it's all about sitting back and enjoying the trademark burr walnut paneling and real leather upholstery that have been identified with Jaguar sedans since before the Second World War. Other goodies that are a bit more recent and come as standard in the Jaguar XF sedan are a powerful stereo backed up with an eight speaker system, a rear parking system, a power operated glass sunroof among many others. Those who want to trade up a little are provided with a long list of options that will add as much to the car as it will to its price tag.
With the launch of the XF sedan in 2008, Jaguar announced that they were back in the main frame luxury sedan market, comparing well against such heavyweights as the Audio A6, Volvo C60, Peugeot 508, Volkswagen Passat, BMW 5, Mercedes E-Class and Lexus's GS.
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Digital marketing is an absolute must if you want to increase your company's reach. It's an umbrella term that describes electronic means of engaging your audience and in turn, your company or product.
Search engine optimization is one of the methods of doing this. It is the best, if not one of the only ways, to attract your client's attention when they are searching online. Your next-best chance to capture a customer's attention is through social media optimization. Brick and mortar shops used to apply generalized paid advertising to self-promote. And eCommerce business, already in the electronic domain, needs to use the electronic equivalent of advertising. We'll look at five ways to optimize your digital marketing.
The first step in any advertising campaign, or its electronic equivalent, Digital Marketing, is to know your customer. It's important for a company to describe your target client and identify their needs. Once a need is defined, marketing then aims to describe how your product fills that want. These words and definitions will provide you keywords to use in digital marketing.
The definitions you use to fill your clients needs are known as SEO or search engine optimization. These are keywords that a customer with a need will search for on the internet. Using them wisely and positioning them in your marketing descriptions, will generate more hits to your site. Google and other search engines load a link to your eCommerce site based on what your client queries.
One of the other ways businesses engage clients, particularly for repeat buys, is building trust through personal communication. In the electronic age, this means social media optimization. Make sure you have a Facebook page, a Twitter handle and any other social media presence you can easily update. Update it regularly and encourage client comments. Make sure to respond to complaints as well as compliments and over time, you can build a tribe who might promote you to friends and their own social media connections.
A large percent – some say nearly 80% – of customers perform a search for a product on their smartphones when looking to make a purchase. A website needs to be built so that it is perfectly interactive on a smartphone. Many website companies, even simple ones like Word Press, will mention that they are smartphone enabled. This allows for data capture for the business owner and also an easier way to engage, via hyperlinks or even direct purchase, for the customer. An SEO&SEM services provider will be able to make suggestions for your email marketing capture.
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Fascinating Ambiguity
Playhouse's 'Blackbird' lets you draw your own conclusions
By Rick Pender on Wed, Feb 11, 2009 at 2:06 pm
A provocative play can take you to places you don't expect, says Michael Evan Haney, assistant artistic director at the Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park for seven seasons. That's exactly what happened to him and what he expects will grab audiences who come to see David Harrower's Blackbird, opening this week at the Playhouse.
It's a new work, winner of London's Olivier Award for best play in 2006 (besting the formidable competition of Frost/Nixon and Tom Stoppard's Rock & Roll) and a hit at New York's Manhattan Theatre Club in March 2007.
It's just two people — Una is in her mid-twenties and Ray in his mid-fifties. After 15 years, Una has located Ray to confront him about an illegal sexual relationship that had put him in prison. The entire story occurs in a trash-littered lunchroom, a workplace where Ray is trying to put his life back together. But Una hasn't been able to move on. Haney is staging the show with two actors new to Cincinnati audiences, Joy Farmer-Clary and John Ottavino.
According to Haney, Blackbird looks at the aftermath of a terrible event.
"How do people go on with their lives?" he asks. "How does an illegal relationship affect both parties? We have very clear and definite ideas about such things, but this play will shake up some of those ideas."
Haney missed seeing the show in London in 2006, but subsequently read it and urged Playhouse Producing Artistic Director Ed Stern to include it in the current season, where it will appear on the Shelterhouse stage.
Haney is impressed with Harrower's writing.
"He doesn't tip things," he says. "He keeps everything neutral, so it really engages the audience and forces them to decide. They have to watch what's happening in front of them and make a decision about what these events mean."
Haney says Harrower's script is unusual, a kind of free verse.
"I've never read dialogue that's so ultra-realistic," he says. "These two characters are trying to communicate very precisely with each other. They start a sentence, stop, change a word, start again, parse it, keep going. Every time there's a break in thought, it's a new line. It's a challenge for actors to learn, but it's pretty amazing when you hear it. They not only interrupt one another — they interrupt themselves. More than any other play I've ever worked on, it sounds like you're in the middle of a real conversation."
The story of Blackbird could be about villain and victim, but Haney says that's not how it plays.
"How much each one was at fault for what happened is a fundamental question," Haney says. "In a way, it's a perverse kind of love story. What happened was that they got caught because each one thought the other one had betrayed them. The exploration of that dynamic and the story of what actually happened gives a new insight to each character. We see that their lives can be changed and perhaps proceed in a different direction."
Haney and designer Kevin Rigdon have created a set that turns audiences into eavesdroppers, looking into a gritty room where the pair struggles to understand a life-changing event. Harrower's script presents the story objectively.
"What I love about the play," Haney says, "is that it leaves it in the hands of the audience to say what's going on here, to understand what happened. Who do you believe? Who do you not believe?"
It's a fascinating ambiguity.
Haney is an all-purpose director for the Playhouse, typically staging three productions annually, including A Christmas Carol (which he's been part of for its entire 18-year run, serving as its director for many years). Last fall he directed Lovesong on the Playhouse's Marx stage. He also has directed for Ensemble Theatre of Cincinnati, most recently staging Souvenir with actress Neva Rae Powers in 2007.
In March, he'll again put together the show about the tone-deaf singer for St. Louis Repertory Theatre. In April for the Westport County Playhouse in Connecticut, he'll restage Around the World in 80 Days, a production he directed in Cincinnati last spring then took to New York City's Irish Repertory Theatre for a summer run that was extended several times.
"I love variety," Haney says. "It's really fun working on a comedy — and then it's more fun working on a really difficult drama. Variety is the spice of life. If I worked on the same kind of show all the time, I'd burn out really quickly. Working on a play as difficult and challenging and dark as Blackbird, we have to have some fun in the rehearsal process, so we make jokes. We can laugh, but then go right into it."
It's a lot like life.
BLACKBIRD, presented by Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park, opens Thursday and continues through March 8. Buy tickets, check out performance times and find nearby bars and restaurants here.
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As many of you know, book publishing industry professionals and readers alike have openly expressed their dislike of prologues. Let's lay a quick foundation. Prologues aren't inherently evil or indicative of poor writing. Prologues can—and have been—executed with skill. But are they necessary? That, in my opinion, is the biggest question—not "should I write a prologue" … Continue reading Writer's Digest Blog: The Great Debate: To Prologue or Not to Prologue?


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Species have evolved and adapted to their environments in order to survive and grow, and technology adaptation in todays world is quite similar. Software moving to cloud is already a well established trend. Now, with mobile device maturity inexorably pushing the boundaries between personal and business use, acronyms like BYOD (bring your own device) or BYOT (bring your own technology) are on the verge of becoming mainstream, in fact, I wouldn't be surprised if they make their way into the English dictionary soon.
Adding to the list above is a new term – BYOC (bring your own cloud). We've seen the well defined boundaries between private cloud and public cloud getting blurry and here at Egnyte we're specifically championing the hybrid cloud, which provides one solution that can cater to both personal as well as group needs (in the business context). For a service that is designed for businesses, having flexibility in choice of data storage, device heterogeneity, access within and outside the firewall, all while maintaining IT's grip on the who/what/when – are core to its being. The choice of "the cloud" is therefore fundamental and important to a larger strategy.
Having a personal local cloud that you can carry around on your laptop or mobile device (if IT permits), an office local cloud that lives on a NAS device that lives on premise or job sites, and an enterprise local cloud that can transform any existing storage infrastructure that you may already have, are important pieces of a cloud strategy and are various manifestations of BYOC. Add to the BYOC set – the Egnyte public cloud. Now you have multiple options and the flexibility of where to store and access your files.
The cloud should adapt to your needs, and the not the other way round.


This year I encourage you to manage your expectations. Yes Expectations!! Expectations are beliefs that a certain outcome or event will happen. Expectations creates stress and anxiety and may not be good going into 2019. Do you remember a time when you felt disappointed, when you did something great for someone you worked so hard either to get them a great gift, or finished a project on time, or even cooking them their favourite meal? And after all that hard work you got blown over, feeling unappreciated ? You felt angry, how dare they do that to you, where was the appreciation? They didn't react as you anticipated, they failed to live up to your expectations, but that isn't their fault. The expectations were yours.
We've all had similar experiences, whether or not we realized at the time that expectations were the culprit. But you can manage the expectations that could arise in your life, so that your aren't affected by their consequences. There are two ways that expectations can shackle you...it's time to delve deeper into each of them!
The first type of expectations is when you have expectations of others, the second Is when others heap expectations upon you.
Knowing each of these potential pitfalls, and more importantly how you can avoid them, is a life skill that will serve you well as you go through your day, from business to family and everything in between. Once you being to recognize them, you'll be surprised at how often throughout your day expectations are at play.
Once we understand that your own expectations are nothing more than your best guesses sculpted into theory. These best guesses are really at their core our deeply held opinions mixed up with a big dash of hope.
When in doubt, ask a question....ask what it is they want or need in any particular situation. It's so easy to assume that your spouse is going to want their favorite meal for their birthday dinner. But really they might just want to take a quiet bath.
It's easy to assume your assistant knows exactly to whom you want your memo emailed; but they might send it to the wrong department. Save yourself time and effort; ask in advance.
Realize that removing expectations, is not only wise, but kind.
Being misunderstood never feels good. Human beings, really thrive on feeling that they are connected with others. When expectations are projected onto others, the consequences can be very uncomfortable when the assumptions fail and they feel that they've not lived up to...well, expectations.
Enjoy what your life looks like today.
This isn't about expectations of others; this is about having expectations of yourself. All too often we compare ourselves to others and fall short in one way or another. Then roll in those fantasies and dreams that really are just expectations in disguise, "As soon as I get that raise, I'll be happy." "Once we're married, I'll feel content and like my life has really begun." "All I need to be fulfilled is x, y, z." Nope. Revel in the day you have today. Don't mistake expectations for goals. Goals are fabulous and as a coach I'm all for them; in contrast, expectations just make people feel bad.
Managing other's expectations is bit more difficult than managing your own expectations . But you can do it, and it is absolutely worth investing your time and energy into. How? By being proactive in key areas. Communicate like crazy. Over-communicate with others outside of work as inside. Just like you want to let others know what your boundaries are, what your plans are and your preferences, it is important to share all these things and more with your friends and family. If no one knows how to please you, then everyone loses. If Aunty Marjorie knows when you are coming to visit and exactly how long you will stay, then she is less likely to anticipate you staying longer and feeling hurt when you leave. Knowing where your friends and family stand on certain issues and their core beliefs can help you have compassion for and communicate better with them. Once you understand the role of expectations in your everyday interactions, you're well on your way. Remind yourself...goals are not the same as expectations! Goals are concrete based upon reality and facts, expectations are beliefs based upon hope and opinions. Trade your expectations for appreciation. And if you're up for a real challenge, try to take a whole day with no expectation, and respond to everything you possibly can with appreciation. It can be challenging, but it is also quite rewarding. Even if you mess up a few times, it will still be one of the best days of your life.


AS we rapidly approach the end of the year, it is a great time to reflect and express our gratitude for the good things – big and small – that have come our way in 2015.
For many of us it can be a very difficult time, particularly for people experiencing isolation, loneliness and mental health issues, as we are bombarded with messages of celebrations, gifts and holidays.
For young people, particularly those facing big life changes such as starting a new school, higher education, or seeking employment, it can be a challenging time.
Parents are key in helping young people to obtain support, so knowing the signs and symptoms something might be wrong and then how to get help is vital.
While parents do not need to be able to solve everything, noticing changes and signs that something is not right is a good first step. There is help available.
Headspace, the national youth mental health foundation, provides support for parents and young people aged 12 to 25 who are having a tough time.
General mental health and wellbeing resources can be found at headspace.org.au. For online and telephone support visit eheadspace.org.au or call 1800 650 890, which is staffed by qualified youth mental health professionals.
Our service is available between 9am – 1am EST over the holiday period, including Christmas day.


Remember as a kid how much fun you had riding your bicycle or tricycle around your neighborhood in front of your home with your siblings and friends. When was the last time you had such simple, clean fun outdoors?
You might be thinking that you're too old now to ride but have a look here ( 3 Wheel Bikes For Adults) and you might be amazed that many adults are getting back into riding in a big way.
With the best three wheel bicycles for seniors you can feel like a kid again riding through your neighborhood, in a city park or on a beach boardwalk. Ahem! You will definitely look cool riding this one pictured here. And, as an added bonus you will also get exercise while having said fun.
Even if you never learned as a kid how to ride a bicycle, but now want to experience that fun of pedaling around, an adult tricycle is your best option as with three wheels you are much less likely to take a tumble and hurt yourself or anyone else.
3 Wheel Bikes For Adults are definitely gaining in popularity because they offer adults the chance to get outdoors and be active.
Whenever anyone mentions 3 wheel bikes for adults in a conversation, it usually gets a little chuckle from the person listening, mostly because the person gets an image in their head of an oversized person on a kids tricycle. This is definitely no longer the case, as adult tricycles are becoming more and more popular in many towns and neighborhoods. These bikes are seen more often now around neighborhoods, beach boardwalks and city parks, and this is generating increasing interest in them by more and more people. Do you want to know why you should get one of these tricycles for yourself? Let's look into this a little more.
Are you fortunate enough to remember as a child having a tricycle to ride, or even a bicycle? Remember that wonderful feeling of freedom you got as you pedalled as fast as you could around your neighborhood with your friends or your siblings? Those were wonderful days weren't they? The problem is that as you grew up you started to feel like cycling was for kids and you found yourself gradually becoming less and less physically active. Now, perhaps, you are feeling the desire to get outside again and ride. Well I'm here to tell you that it is most definitely feasible and that the 3 wheel bikes for adults available these days offer many options for you.
There are adult tricycles that offer a basket to help you carry around whatever you want. Some people carry groceries, others carry their favorite small pet. Then there are those that are for the more serious roadster in you and are suitable for touring or going much longer distances than just around your neighborhood. There are many in betweens too so it's up to you to check them out and decide which options suits you the most.
One of the main benefits offered by riding a tricycle as opposed to a bicycle is stability. You are far more likely to suffer a tumble off a bicycle than a tricycle. So many adult riders opt for a tricycle instead. They are also much more suitable for children with special needs due to this factor and also that they do not go as fast as bicycles can. Just so you know, these are not the tricycles you remember as kid, although there are a few available for adults that looks like what you may have ridden as a kid but built tough enough for adults.
3 wheel bikes for adults offer you the opportunity for you to start riding, if you never had the chance to learn how to ride a bicycle when you were younger. Due to the stability factor many feel more confident starting to cycle using a tricycle rather than a bicycle.
So, as you can see, buying one of the popular 3 wheel bikes for adults will help you to get outside, get some exercise and get to know your neighbors. What could be wrong with that? Get yours today and get moving. You can thank me later…just kidding.


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Als voorbeeld kan men de Harley-Davidson Servi-Car noemen. Zo zijn er ook door vele fabrikanten zijspannen gemaakt voor het vervoer van allerlei waar, zoals brood, vlees of ijs. Ook de ANWB-wegenwachtzijspannen waren commercials.

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