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Dan Haydon will be remembered
By News Staff on March 5, 2011 in Past Posts
Dan Haydon (far right) with close friend and business partner Carey Sigmen and his wife.
A lonely man with a big heart and the power to give. Dan Haydon made Mammoth Lakes his home, his family and his arena to make people smile. Haydon died February 26th in Quincy, Illinois. He was 82.
He started out as a dishwasher at the Mogul Steak House. Tom Hansen had built the Mogul. Back then it was a cook-your-own steaks kind of restaurant. Before long, Dan advanced from dishwasher to owner of the Mogul. Carey Sigmen joined Haydon and the Mogul in 1983. Carey said Dan diversified the menu and ran the restaurant for 27 years. Carey bought the Mogul from Dan in 1998 when he retired.
Carey said Dan had stick-to-itiveness. "Dan saw an opportunity and he stuck with it. He borrowed money from everyone he knew and made it a success." Haydon is described as a kind of loner who had no family of his own. "But he was a giver," said Carey. "This is a man who had no family of his own. He took the Mammoth community on as his family. He gave in so many ways."
Haydon did give of his time, energy and money to the fire department, the college, the Lions Club and the Historical Society which he helped to found. Sigmen explained that when Dan's mother died "she left him an inheritance. Instead of keeping it for himself, Dan gave all of that money to the college." Haydon was instrumental in creation of the Diamond Partner Program of donation to Cerro Coso College. "Dan was not that wealthy," said Sigmen, "but he gave everything."
During the frightening Rainbow Fire that threatened Mammoth in the early 90s, Dan opened up the Mogul to all of the firemen and fed them steaks. In the 80s, when drought hit and spirits sagged in Mammoth, Haydon organized a snowdance and the burning of the skis in a bonfire at the Mogul. He was a jokester and put on the Skinny Legs Contest in the 70s, with his own legs as the skinny standard. If times were down, Haydon was up.
Dan was born August 29, 1928 in Palmyra, Missouri. He served in the U.S. Army in the Korean War. Haydon was a teacher at LA City College and in Okinawa and France. He later settled in Mammoth Lakes, was an avid skier and businessman. In 2008, Dan moved to assisted living in Quincy, Illinois where family live. He is survived by his brother Jack, many nieces and nephews and dog Ruby. His several pet dogs were his constant companions.
Contributions in Dan Haydon's name may be sent to the Mammoth Foundation, Edison Hall, 100 College Parkway, Mammoth Lakes. A Celebration of Dan's life will be held Sunday, March 20th at 1pm in the lobby of Cerro Coso College in Mammoth.
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In this week's Torah portion is Beha'alotecha, we have a cycle of boundaries being tested and defined. As the Torah is the record of the birth of the Israelite nation, we're approaching the Israelite toddler phase: Lots of whining, attempts at asserting individuality, challenging authority, and even a diffusion of power. The Israelites complain that they want their diet raised up from the miraculous manna that God has been raining down on them throughout their journey in the wilderness to actual meat. Moses can't stand the constant whining of the Israelites so God, at Moses' behest, takes some of Moses' prophetic power and doles it out to the 70 elders who are tasked to aid him. This leads a couple of the elders (Eldad and Medad) to prophecy in the camp, which raises Joshua's hackles. Keep in mind, Joshua is basically Moses' protégé, so the next in line to have this special relationship with God. Joshua tells Moses that he thinks the El- and Medad are overstepping their bounds with their prophecy, but Moses responds in an extremely interesting way. Moses responds in a way that recontextualizes the entirety of the Torah portion. He says, "God should give all of his people prophecy, and let his spirit reside upon all of them!" This becomes even clearer in the conflict between God and Moses' older brother and sister, Aaron and Miriam.
Behind the complaints of Aaron and Miriam is the desire to have the prestige and power of their younger brother. Miriam even goes so far as to insult Moses for having married a Cushite. God immediately and abruptly descends in his cloud and calls Miriam and Aaron to explain to them that Moses is the only person that he speaks to face to face, and no other prophet has or will ever be as close to him. God's explanation as to the difference is not based in the character of Moses, but in the character of God. God then gives Miriam a horrible skin disease for good measure and only heals her once Moses, who is apparently entirely unfazed by his siblings' disrespect, asks for her to be healed. Again, Moses seems unconcerned with the hierarchy of his society, or his role at the top of it.
The echeloning of society is what is necessary at this specific point in the birth and growth of the Israelite nation. Although Moses wishes for true spiritual egalitarianism amongst the Israelites, it is clear that ambition, jealousy, greed, and avarice still run rampant amongst the Israelites, and this is especially true amongst the people just under Moses in the hierarchy – his siblings and Joshua. God's plan for his people is contingent upon these issues being governed by the people themselves.
While the rest of the Israelites are complaining about the limitation of their roles in society, asking for greater power, asking for more from God, and generally displaying the elements of terrible two-ness, Moses, in his response to Joshua, shows very clearly why it was he who was chosen by God to be the leader. He didn't want to be. Moses never wanted the role, doesn't want to be different, doesn't want to be set above everyone else. All Moses ever asks God for is for greater knowledge of God himself, so that he can understand more clearly who it is that he is serving. This becomes a trope amongst many of the prophets of the Tanach, but in this instance it makes strikingly clear the issues of the hierarchy of the Israelite camp, and what it is that actually does set Moses apart.
In our lives we have similar issues. Everyone has specific roles of power in every relationship they hold. Our jobs inherently have limitations; our personal lives also have inherent power dynamics that are agreed upon by all involved, either implicitly or explicitly. These boundaries, either spoken or unspoken, are what we learn to navigate in our infancy. Pushing the boundaries of our relationships with our parents, then within our communities, and ultimately working out where we fit into these spaces is a growing process each of us need to experience to successfully integrate into society. Moses' wish, that all people be privy to God's plan and act accordingly, is echoed by many people. A society of true equality, egalitarianism, and freedom is an admirable dream. Unfortunately, many more of us are like the Israelites, always asking for more miracles to fulfill our base desires, or like Aaron, Miriam and Joshua, always striving and fighting for more power for power's sake.
The name of the portion comes from the first sentence in the portion – when Aaron is given the specific directions for when he lights up the great candelabra (menorah in Hebrew) of the Tabernacle. At the beginning of the portion, God commands Moses to command Aaron to make this menorah in this specific way. A couple of chapters later, we see Aaron complaining that he wants a piece of Moses' pie, while Moses complains that he didn't want any of the pie to begin with, and in fact would rather die than eat the whole damn thing. And so it is with us.
Although there are innumerable instances of deep injustice and suffering caused by power differentials people claim to be "God given," I think it is worthwhile to consider our own strivings and ambitions in light of what the individual we are using as the example of our ambition actually experiences. When you complain that your boss is inept, and that you'd be better at his/her job, you must also consider what it means to actually HAVE that job. When you wish for more, you must consider what the more would actually look like. Do you want so much of it that you'd have it coming out of your nose, as God tells the Israelites they will have of meat (Num 11:20)? Do you really want the power and responsibility that causes the individual who actually has it to wish for death? When we wish for things, be it greater power, greater wealth, someone else's job, or a different position within the hierarchies we exist in, we must really consider the reality of what we are asking for. Sometimes it's best to simply count your blessings, and not asked to be raised up for more. Sometimes, like the 70 elders, you get picked for it simply by being a righteous, wise, and good person in your current role. But often, like in the case of Moses, being raised up isn't all it's cracked up to be.
This week I was given the opportunity to lead an adult Torah study class. This class meets weekly to go over the Torah portion of the week, and is usually led by a rabbi in the congregation, but every so often I'm asked to stand in for him. The group is made up predominantly of senior women, a few senior men, and a few middle-aged men and women. The rareness of my interaction with the senior crowd makes it pretty uncomfortable for me to lead the class sometimes, though, as it seems both impudent and imprudent to attempt to correct or guide people so obviously my superiors in age. It takes a certain finesse and a very light touch to reign conversations in or to focus the discussion back onto the text when it appears that the strand of discussion isn't leading anywhere fruitful. This wasn't needed at all when we got into the sotah ritual.
The sotah ritual is a strange, archaic and seemingly magic-based practice that is alien to the Torah. To boil it down into a sentence, if a husband is jealous and suspects his wife of cheating he can take his wife to the priests who will publicly shame her and make her drink a mixture of water and dirt from the Tabernacle floor as a trial by ordeal. According to the text if the woman is guilty she will become barren or possibly miscarry, and if she is innocent she will be made more fertile. I expected this topic to be wildly uncomfortable for me to discuss with a room of something like 20 women and two other men (the other men were conspicuously silent throughout), but instead it was just extremely interesting.
In particular, there was a dialogue going on between two of the women, one who must be in her 80s, and one who looked to be in her late 30s or early 40s. The woman in her 80s, a firebrand that always speaks very passionately about equality, individual rights and empowerment, and is always deeply concerned with empathy and morality, spoke about the nature of adultery. I'm still not quite certain that I fully understand what she was saying, but her point of view seemed to circle around the idea that individuals have a certain level of unrestrainable impulse that leads them to do things such as cheat, accuse each other of cheating, and punish each other for cheating. She appeared to be saying that humanity must accept these as realities, and deal with them as inevitable.
In a way, the middle-aged woman was agreeing with her. She described the ritual as being a sort of sublimation of male rage and desire to exert power over women. Although she was careful to say that the sotah was clearly not a positive practice (and the practice was done away with by the leadership of the Temple during the Second Temple Period) she believed that, similar to the older woman, there are certain men who cannot restrain their impulses, and that this ritual gave them an outlet to exercise their "power" rather than being openly violent towards their wives.
One of the other women pointed out that it seemed pretty insane that these ancient Israelite men would be so deeply concerned with such an issue when they were faced with so many other problems, like wandering in the desert without any kind of real stability. This apparent irony led us to one of the greatest points that can be drawn from this awful ritual. It is entirely clear why this would be such a popular issue in the community, and I believe it is for the same reason that domestic violence happens so often in socioeconomic areas where people have the least control over their lives.
To spin all of the reflections and reactions these women had to the ritual into one thread, the act of men exerting power over women has been a consistent outlet for anxieties related to individual disempowerment throughout human history. When people feel deeply that have little to no control over their lives, but do not recognize it for what it is, they tend to clamp down on whatever it is that they do have control over. Tyrannical bosses, abusive partners or parents, anyone with a modicum of power over others can be seen to exhibit these tendencies. As the older woman in the class pointed out, this is an almost universal tendency in humanity: passions cause us to act irrationally, and often cruelly, when we are put into tenuous and difficult situations. As the younger woman in the class pointed out as well, this ritual may very well have been an attempt at a pressure release valve for men who had the tendency to sublimate their power and control issues into something more devastating than causing the public humiliation of having to drink water and dirt.
I think the authors, priests, or whoever decided to include this ritual in the Torah included it for this reason. It shows that a person inflamed by jealousy is bound to do some kind of damage. In fact, jealousy is often used in the Torah and the Tanach to explain God's angry reaction to the Israelites, which often led to violence against the Israelites. We all know that we have done regrettable things based on false assumptions and deep-seated control issues. I honestly believe most neuroses stem from a perceived or very real lack of control over our lives, and the incredibly anxiety caused by the lack. The sotah as a construct for ritual release of these powerful forces has been, and surely should have been, done away with. Regardless, the basis for it is still important to remember. There is a great lesson we can take from such an archaic and unsettling practice: As a moment of reflection, the next time you feel the need to knock someone else down a peg through any means, including but not limited to public humiliation as seen in the sotah, consider what is driving your desire. Is it jealousy? Or is it a need to exert what little control you have? Either way, I doubt that the mixture of dirty water you are attempting to force someone else to drink will have any real effect at all.


Jesus never instructed us to build our own kingdoms, but to invest in His Kingdom. When I spend time with some of my friendships from the past twenty years, it quickly becomes obvious in what they invest their time, money, and lives. It is clear what is most important to them. Some invest in a hobby or a sport. Others invest in their families or friendships. Some shock me at the way they waste all that God has given them; many do not follow Christ, so their investments of course are not about Him.
But this leads me to the questions I am always asked when I travel.
These questions, independently, say a lot about a person's view of life. But, the answer is simple. I don't invest in my life. I invest my life in the lives of others, to further His Kingdom. It has never been my intention to build my own "Markville". Everything that I administer is His and will continue being His long after I've stepped into eternity. The Bible says to "Seek first His Kingdom, and everything else will fall into place".
Matthew 30-34 "If God gives such attention to the appearance of wildflowers—most of which are never even seen—don't you think he'll attend to you, take pride in you, do his best for you? What I'm trying to do here is to get you to relax, to not be so preoccupied with getting, so you can respond to God's giving.


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Saint Peter's Church, Chalvey
St. Peter's Church, in Church Street, Chalvey, is celebrating its 150th anniversary this year (2011). It is one of Slough's oldest remaining buildings and has a grade 2* listing.
It was consecrated on September 7th 1861 by Bishop Samual Wilberforce of Oxford. Apart from a small vestry at the southwest end, no other additions have been made.
The church was built as a result of a petition by the citizens of the village of Chalvey, presented to the Bishop in 1855, requesting permission for a church for the local community, because 'our little place is so small that it do not afford sufficient space for our congregation'. At that time a small infant school (near to where The Keys public house stood) was used for services.
The petition attracted support from many local people, who contributed to the cost over the next 10 years. Queen Victoria, who would have been able to see the village from windsor castle, donated £100 - a substantial sum for that time.
St. Peter's was designed by the architect George Street and built by local stonemasons. It is a fine example of Victorian craftmanship and contains windows by the famous stained glass artist, Charles Eamer Kempe.
The church still serves its local Christian community and the wider town of Slough, with services each Sunday and Wednesday at 9.30am.
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Located in a key location as part of Transport for Greater Manchester's new £48 million Bolton Interchange masterplan, the development acts as a gateway building on this prominent town centre site.
Following a land assembly exercise undertaken by Bolton Council a site was created for the construction of the new transport interchange, joining the current rail station with a new bus station and creating a new link with the town centre. The high visible plot was taken to market but failed to attract any bidders due to difficulties with viability for commercial uses.
Linked to a broader project running within the partnership, capital was available to invest in property projects on the basis that they could generate a revenue stream. As a result, it was agreed to develop a new office building which was the first in the centre of Bolton for many years.
The partnership prepared designs and a specification for a new Grade A office building of 28,000sq2 and tendered the construction works. During construction, the site attracted significant interest and a pre-let deal was agreed prior to completion. The building is now let on a long lease to Bolton University who have opened a new business school there.


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What Are The Three Components Of The Triad Approach In Ebp?
Proponents of evidence-based medicine (EBM), which is considered to be the parent discipline of EBP, assert that EBP consists of three, and maybe four, components: the finest scientific data, clinical competence, and the preferences and desires of patients. As a fourth component, person-centered physicians advocate for the practitioner's personal qualities and characteristics.
As part of their efforts to attain this goal, they sought to blend the three pillars of'research evidence,″real-world expertise,″ and 'patient preferences.″
What is evidence based practice (EBP)?
Evidence-based practice (EBP) is defined as ″the integration of the finest scientific evidence with clinical competence and patient values,″ which, when used by practitioners, would eventually result in improved patient outcomes particularly outcomes for patients with disabilities. There are three key components of evidence-based practice that are identified in the original paradigm.
What is the Triad approach?
By offering a hierarchy of resources of increasing complexity, the Triad Approach solves the issues raised above. These resources may be accessed according to the information demands and cognitive capabilities of a particular physician.
What is the EBP Triad?
When making decisions regarding a patient's treatment, Sackett1 defined evidence-based practice (EBP) as the conscious, explicit, and judicious application of the most recent best evidence available. As a result, evidence-based treatment is comprised of three domains: clinical skill, the best available research data, and the preferences or values of patients ( Figure 1).
What are the 3 sources of EBP?
Evidence-based practice resources may be found here (EBP) Peer-reviewed journal papers, randomized clinical trials, and clinical trials are examples of these sources.
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What are the three components of EBP and what types of research is used in EBP?
Evidence-based practice resources may be found at (EBP) Peer-reviewed journal papers, randomized clinical trials, and clinical trials are examples of sources to draw upon.
What are the three components of evidence based practice quizlet?
Explain how evidence-based practice (EBP) incorporates components such as research evidence, clinical knowledge, patient preference and values.
What are the components of implementing evidence-based practice project?
Results. Best Practice Guide developed from literature and stakeholder consultation identified seven program components, which were as follows: governance; decision-making; the application process; monitoring and reporting; resources; administration; evaluation; and quality improvement and evaluation and quality improvement.
What are four components of evidence?
The modern EBP model, according to the 'McMaster Group' of Canadian physicians who devised it (Sackett, Rosenberg, Muir Gray, Haynes, and Richardson, 1996), consists of four component pieces. These are as follows: (1) The client's present clinical conditions, (2) the best available research evidence, and (3) the client's values and preferences are taken into consideration.
What are the components of a clinical based decision making model?
The clinical decision-making process is divided into three phases: (1) diagnosis, (2) severity evaluation, and (3) management.
Which of the following are the three most common sources of research questions?
Among the most prevalent sources of research questions, clinical settings, literature, and theory are the three most often cited.
Which of the following are the three prongs of evidence based practices quizlet?
Evidence-based approaches include which of the following three pillars? The most recent scientific findings, clinical knowledge, and patient/client values are all considered.
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What are the four components of evidence-based practice EBP in communication disorders?
Given our assessment of EBP's constituent parts, it is time to discuss the procedures to be followed when incorporating EBP into your clinical decision-making process. The four processes are as follows: formulating the clinical question, locating the evidence, evaluating the data, and lastly, using the evidence to make your clinical choice (or decision-making).
What are the key concepts of EBP?
Following a review of the literature, five essential characteristics of EBP were identified: the availability of a clinical question; the utilization of the best current research evidence; practitioner competence and experience; patient preferences, values, and concerns; and the application of evidence.
Why EBP is an essential component of the practice of a BSN prepared RN?
Nurses can use evidence-based practice to examine studies in order to better understand the hazards or effectiveness of a diagnostic test or therapy. Nurses may incorporate patients in their treatment plans through the use of electronic health records.
What components provide the framework for evidence based practice quizlet?
It consists of three elements: researched-based knowledge
and patient preferences.
What are EBP models?
Models of EBP that are often used In this approach, the steps are as follows: the development of an interprofessional team; the review and synthesis of evidence; the implementation of change through piloting; the continual assessment of the model; and the distribution of results.
What is the first step in the EBP process?
Inquire about a clinical issue. It is necessary to describe your scenario as a precise, answerable question in order to begin the EBP process: Ask a well-constructed clinical inquiry. This will assist you in narrowing your attention to the most important topics and identifying the evidence you will need to answer your question.
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Deb's Search & Rescue Stories: Where is Mark?
That's the question MANY people have been asking for the past ten days. It's the question that's kept me up at night, even when exhausted from another day of searching. And I know that everyone involved in the effort feels the same way. We just want to find Mark--to give this story an ending.
I've started this entry over several times now. While every mission I've been involved with--and there have been about 40 or so in my 16 months on the team--has been unique, this one was especially different for me. Not only did the facts seem to point to a fairly rapid resolution, which didn't happen, but not a single clue was located by search teams on the ground. At least, nothing that panned out. No matter how closely we looked, we didn't come up with a thing. And that feels ... well, really bad.
At the same time, I was seeing Mark's family and friends, also searching along with SAR teams from around the state of Arizona, Forest Service personnel, K-9 teams, Civil Air Patrol and the Department of Public Safety. But it wasn't the lack of a uniform that told me someone was a relative. That was clear to see in their faces, even if they gave us a smile.
Over the past ten days, five of which I was in the field in Forest Lakes, I wanted so much to hear that familiar tone of voice that comes over the radio when a searcher finds something. You can hear it when a SAR member calls Incident Command, and the rest of us stop in our tracks to listen to what will come next. Sadly, that didn't happen this time.
But no ending (yet) doesn't mean there's an end to hope. If you'd read as many Search & Rescue stories as I have in the past year and a half, you know that just about anything can happen. So I'll be keeping Mark Irby and his family in my thoughts and waiting for the day we hear he's been found.
Sadly, one of the first large scale searches I was involved with in SAR was a similar multi-day search that ended without a firm resolution. For me, the question that is imprinted in MY mind is "Where is Wilbert?"
So does this mean the search is suspended and/or demobilized?
I don't know how many unresolved searches you have been to but don't let them get to you, most of them resolve with time, some times it is a lot of time. and in my fifteen years in SAR there is only one mission that ended in "where is David"
What on earth has happened with this story? I've been unable to find any sort of update, was he ever found?
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The Vejigante Mask is one of Puerto Rico's most colorful arts and crafts.
When you breathe in the crisp, clean air and behold the rolling green landscape, you'll understand why Comerío holds the nickname el Paraíso entre Montañas ("Paradise Between Mountains").
Encompassing 28 square miles (73 square kilometers) in central Puerto Rico, the municipality is bordered by Naranjito, Bayamón, Cidra, Aguas Buenas, and Barranquitas. It takes about an hour to drive here from SJU airport.
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To make it easy to explore the best of Comerío, the municipality's Office of Culture and Tourism has mapped out la Ruta de las Siete Maravillas ("The Route of the Seven Wonders"), which highlights all of the local must-see attractions. The office organizes guided bus tours that depart from the Media Luna Recreational Area and stop at several of these sites, or you can choose to navigate at your pace.
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The Cuevas de Mora is a system of eight caves containing petroglyphs and pictographs dating back to the pre-Columbian era. Highly valued for its archeological importance, the site is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
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Last, Media Luna Recreational Area offers activities for the whole family, with water features for kids, a swimming pool, gazebos, a reception hall for parties, and an inviting 17-room hotel.
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Comerío provides a deliciously appealing setting for participating in one of Puerto Rico's most popular weekend activities: chinchorreo. Part roadtrip, part pub crawl, part food tour, this lively tradition is celebrated all over the island. Friends spend the day stopping at different spots to eat, drink, dance, and enjoy time together. The Office of Culture and Tourism hosts a five-hour guided chinchorreo outing that stops at five nearby eateries serving everything from smoked meats to Creole cuisine and, of course, plenty of cerveza.
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Tanenbaum strongly condemns the proposed amendments to current U.S. immigration policy. As outlined in the Reforming American Immigration for Strong Economy Act (RAISE) and supported by the current Administration, the proposals are alarming. By seeking to cut legal immigration to the U.S. in half by 2027 and to cap the number of refugees at 50,000, the RAISE Act would actually institutionalize bias against people who practice one of the minority religions in the U.S. Tanenbaum therefore calls on Congress to reject the bill.
Tanenbaum's CEO, Joyce Dubensky, notes, "The White House is telling us that this bill is not meant to target any particular group. But the truth is that this bill would thwart immigration, especially by people from minority religions in our country—like Muslims and Hindus, who have increasingly needed to come to this nation for safety, opportunity and better lives." Dubensky believes this proposal should concern all of us.
"This is a critical moment in America's history. Not only are we deeply polarized, but nationally, we are conflicted about whether to embrace our traditional values of welcoming the stranger. Many are more concerned with insulating themselves from current demographic shifts. Yet, these shifts are part of our global reality," Dubensky said. "So the real question for all of us is, what does it mean to be an American? Do we welcome the stranger like our many religious and secular values urge? Or do we turn from the people who need us?"
Tanenbaum cautions our government's leaders that passing the RAISE Act would backfire. Rather than protect our nation, it would amplify Islamophobia, legitimatize irrational fears of refugees and immigrants, and fuel hate crimes against people from religious minorities that are already reaching epidemic levels. We urge, instead, that our nation's leaders prove that they value inclusivity by passing policies that honor and uphold religious freedom and diversity, which RAISE does not.
As Dubensky explains, "Simply stated, RAISE would raze our nation's foundational values in the guise of sound immigration policy."
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Real Sociedad 2 - 1 Espanyol
Real Sociedad vs Espanyol Summary
Home Lost
Away Lost
Real Sociedad 8 47 32 48 41 857% 642% 515% 538% 861%
Espanyol 20 24 32 26 51 240% 360% 928% 950% 950%
Real Sociedad vs Espanyol head 2 head
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02 Jul 13:30 13:30, 02 Jul fin
HT: 0-1 FT: 2-1
26 Apr 14:00 14:00, 26 Apr post
22 Jan 15:00 15:00, 22 Jan fin
22 Sep 08:00 08:00, 22 Sep fin
18 May 10:15 10:15, 18 May fin
Primera Division league table
1 Real Madrid 16 12 4 0 35 10 40 16 9 4 3 25 11 31 32 21 8 3 60 21 71 39 1.90
2 Barcelona 17 15 2 0 50 14 47 16 6 5 5 24 21 23 33 21 7 5 74 35 70 39 2.20
3 Atletico Madrid 16 10 5 1 23 10 35 17 5 9 3 20 15 24 33 15 14 4 43 25 59 18 1.30
4 Sevilla 16 7 7 2 22 14 28 17 8 5 4 26 19 29 33 15 12 6 48 33 57 15 1.50
5 Villarreal 16 8 5 3 31 19 29 17 8 1 8 22 21 25 33 16 6 11 53 40 54 13 1.60
6 Getafe 17 8 6 3 24 15 30 15 6 4 5 18 15 22 32 14 10 8 42 30 52 12 1.30
7 Athletic Bilbao 16 9 4 3 20 9 31 17 3 8 6 18 19 17 33 12 12 9 38 28 48 10 1.20
8 Real Sociedad 16 8 3 5 29 16 27 16 6 2 8 19 25 20 32 14 5 13 48 41 47 7 1.50
9 Granada CF 16 9 2 5 19 12 29 17 4 5 8 21 26 17 33 13 7 13 40 38 46 2 1.20
10 Valencia 17 9 7 1 26 15 34 16 3 3 10 15 33 12 33 12 10 11 41 48 46 -7 1.20
11 Levante 16 8 4 4 24 16 28 17 4 2 11 17 30 14 33 12 6 15 41 46 42 -5 1.20
12 Osasuna 16 6 5 5 22 26 23 16 4 6 6 16 21 18 32 10 11 11 38 47 41 -9 1.20
13 Betis 17 8 4 5 30 25 28 16 1 6 9 13 29 9 33 9 10 14 43 54 37 -11 1.30
14 Valladolid 16 3 10 3 15 14 19 17 4 5 8 12 23 17 33 7 15 11 27 37 36 -10 0.80
15 Eibar 16 7 2 7 22 22 23 16 2 6 8 12 26 12 32 9 8 15 34 48 35 -14 1.10
16 Alaves 17 7 5 5 20 14 26 16 2 3 11 12 36 9 33 9 8 16 32 50 35 -18 1.00
17 Celta Vigo 16 5 6 5 18 15 21 17 2 7 8 14 27 13 33 7 13 13 32 42 34 -10 1.00
18 Mallorca 17 7 3 7 22 20 24 16 1 2 13 13 36 5 33 8 5 20 35 56 29 -21 1.10
19 Leganes 17 4 4 9 14 24 16 16 1 6 9 10 25 9 33 5 10 18 24 49 25 -25 0.70
20 Espanyol 16 2 5 9 15 28 11 16 3 4 9 11 23 13 32 5 9 18 26 51 24 -25 0.80
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Real Sociedad Goals (Last 30 games)
Total Scored: 54. Total Conceded: 35
Espanyol Goals (Last 30 games)
Real Sociedad Scorers (Last 15 games)
Alexander Isak 2 1 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6
Mikel Oyarzabal 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 4
Martin Odegaard 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3
Mikel Merino 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 3
Adnan Januzaj 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 3
Cristian Portu 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
Nacho Monreal 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
Jose Willian 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1
Espanyol Scorers (Last 15 games)
Raul Tomas De 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3
Jonathan Calleri 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3
Adrian Embarba 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2
Lei WU 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2
Bernardo 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1
David Lopez 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1
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Joseba Zaldua 18.06.2020
Diego Llorente 06.10.2019
Espanyol Bad Boy (Last 30 games)
Bernardo 16.06.2020
Diego Lopez 08.03.2020
David Lopez 23.02.2020
Victor Sanchez 16.02.2020
Javi Lopez 19.01.2020
Fernando Calero 29.09.2019
Gomes Naldo 15.09.2019
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The match of 33rd round between Real Sociedad и Espanyol will take place at Anoeta on 2 July 2020, Thursday. Referee - Jose Maria Sanchez Martinez
The last meeting of these teams took place more than a month ago (22 January 2020) and ended with the victory of Real Sociedad with a score 2-0.
The most common result of matches between these teams is 2-0. 2 matches have ended with this result.
The distance between the teams in the league table is 23 points.
Real Sociedad takes the 8th position in the league table with 47 points. This is the 32nd of 38 team game in the tournament.
The difference with the nearest team on top is 1 point (Real Sociedad can score 18 points). In addition, the distance from the TOP-4 is 10 points (18 points are possible). The nearest pursuer is 1 point lower and has the opportunity to score 15 points additionally. The goal difference is 48:41.
Espanyol takes the 20th position in the league table with 24 points. This is the 32nd of 38 team game in the tournament.
The difference with the nearest team on top is 1 point (Espanyol can score 18 points). The distance from the bottom league record is zero points. The nearest pursuer has the same number of points with Espanyol and can score zero points. The goal difference is 26:51. In addition, the Espanyol offensive line is one of the worst in the tournament. The Espanyol defensive line is one of the worst in the league.
Real Sociedad Stats
The team scored 19 points оn its own field in 10 last matches, with the following results 6 wins, 1 draw and 3 losses. The difference between scored and conceded goals is 17-11. The average number of goals is 1.7. The average number of cards in 10 last matches is 2.6.
Leading players in the last 15 matches in all tournaments: Alexander Isak (6), Mikel Oyarzabal (4), Martin Odegaard (3), Mikel Merino (3), Adnan Januzaj (3), Cristian Portu (1), Nacho Monreal (1).
Manager: Imanol Alguacil
Espanyol Stats
Espanyol has lost in all of 5 last matches.
The team scored 2 points when playing away in 10 last matches, with the following results zero wins, 2 draws и 8 losses. The difference between scored and conceded goals is 5-17. The average number of goals is 0.5. The average number of cards in 10 last matches is 2.7.
Leading players in the last 15 matches in all tournaments: Raul Tomas De (3), Jonathan Calleri (3), Adrian Embarba (2), Lei WU (2), Bernardo (1), David Lopez (1).
Manager: Abelardo
11 January 2021, 10:43 sportsmole.co.uk
The 37th Supercopa de Espana kicks off on Wednesday evening as Real Sociedad face off against Barcelona in the first semi-final at the Nuevo Arcangel.
Barcelona will be looking to make it four victories in a row when they take on Real Sociedad in the semi-finals of the Spanish Super Cup on Wednesday night.
7 January 2021, 13:49 sportsmole.co.uk
Sevilla could haul themselves level on points with Real Sociedad if they emerge victorious against Imanol Alguacil 's men at the Estadio Ramon Sanchez-Pizjuan on Saturday.
Real Sociedad will be aiming to make it back-to-back wins in La Liga when they welcome a struggling Osasuna side to San Sebastian on Sunday evening.
31 December 2020, 02:18 sportsmole.co.uk
Athletic Bilbao vs. Real Sociedad (Thursday, 1.00pm) © Reuters Real Sociedad head into Thursday's fixture with Athletic Bilbao looking to end a six-match winless streak in La Liga.
Real Sociedad head into Thursday's fixture with Athletic Bilbao looking to end a six-match winless streak in La Liga.
Barcelona will be looking to secure their fourth home win on the bounce in La Liga when they welcome Real Sociedad to Camp Nou for a fascinating affair on Wednesday evening.
A mouthwatering showdown between two giants of the Spanish game takes place at Camp Nou on Wednesday evening as Barcelona play host to Real Sociedad.
Barcelona will be determined to build on their weekend win over Levante when they welcome current La Liga table-toppers Real Sociedad to Camp Nou for Wednesday's showdown.
High-flying Real Sociedad will be looking to return to winning ways in Spain's top flight when they welcome Eibar to San Sebastian on Sunday afternoon.
8 December 2020, 15:20 sportsmole.co.uk
A pulsating climax to Europa League Group F is in store on Thursday evening, as group leaders Napoli and La Liga high-flyers Real Sociedad face off at Stadio Diego Armando Maradona.
The entourage of Manchester United outcast Jesse Lingard are reportedly looking at potential January exit routes for the midfielder.
Real Sociedad will take on HNK Rijeka in matchday five of the Europa League on Thursday night, with the Spanish outfit currently occupying second place in Group F.
27 November 2020, 08:46 sportsmole.co.uk
Arguably the standout game in the next set of La Liga fixtures will take place in San Sebastian on Sunday night as Real Sociedad welcome Villarreal for what should be a fascinating affair.
Real Sociedad will be looking to continue their excellent start to the 2020-21 campaign when they travel to fellow high-flying Cadiz on Sunday afternoon.
David Moyes was named as the new coach of Real Sociedad on November 10, 2014. The role with the La Liga side was Moyes' first job since being sacked by Manchester United the previous April after nine months in charge.
3 November 2020, 06:32 sportsmole.co.uk
Real Sociedad will be looking to continue their strong run of form when they play host to Eredivisie giants AZ Alkmaar on Thursday in the Europa League.
30 October 2020, 06:23 sportsmole.co.uk
Real Sociedad will be looking to make it four La Liga victories in a row when they travel to a struggling Celta Vigo on Sunday afternoon.
Two of the most in-form teams on the continent clash on Thursday night as Real Sociedad and Napoli meet for the first time in UEFA competition in Europa League Group F.
Real Sociedad will be looking to continue their impressive start to the 2020-21 La Liga campaign when they welcome newly-promoted Huesca to San Sebastian on Sunday night.
Both Real Betis and Real Sociedad will be looking to continue their encouraging starts to the 2020-21 La Liga season when they lock horns in Seville on Sunday night.
27 September 2020, 09:37 sportsmole.co.uk
Real Sociedad will be looking to make it back-to-back wins in La Liga when they welcome Valencia to San Sebastian on Tuesday night.
Real Sociedad will be looking for their first La Liga victory of the season when they travel to Elche on Saturday.
Leeds have confirmed the signing of Spain defender Diego Llorente from Real Sociedad for an undisclosed fee. LaLiga side Sociedad announced on Tuesday the two clubs had agreed a transfer fee, reported to be around £18million, and Llorente, 27, has agreed a four-year deal.
Leeds have reached an agreement in principle to sign Real Sociedad defender Diego Llorente, the Spanish club have announced.
Leeds United are reportedly at an advanced stage in negotiations for Real Sociedad defender Diego Llorente. Despite impressing during their opening two Premier League fixtures, Leeds have conceded seven goals in their meetings with Liverpool and Fulham.
Huesca vs. Cadiz (Sunday, 3.00pm) © Reuters Two newly-promoted teams will lock horns in Spain's top flight on Sunday afternoon as Huesca prepare to welcome Cadiz.
Real Sociedad get the 2020-21 La Liga campaign underway on Sunday afternoon with a trip to Estadio Jose Zorrilla to face Real Valladolid.
31 August 2020, 14:22 sportsmole.co.uk
Former Manchester City midfielder David Silva has tested positive for coronavirus, his new club Real Sociedad have announced.
31 August 2020, 13:30 goal.com
The former Premier League star is showing no symptoms of Covid-19 but will remain in isolation until tests return a negative result
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Economic data has been more positive than expected post Brexit, with the economy withstanding the shock much better than anticipated for the time being, according to Andy Cunningham, Partner, Head of Business Space Agency – Glasgow.
The leasing market received a shot in the arm in Q3 2016, with international spirits company Edrington Group securing 29,890 sq ft at 100 Queen Street.
Nevertheless, Cunningham says the underlying trend has been subdued, albeit this coincided with the summer lull. Deals in hand prior to the referendum are still working their way through, albeit very slowly in many cases.
Expectations are that the fallout will start to impact on the economy in 2017 predicts Cunningham, with consumer prices anticipated to rise and business investment slowing.
2016 full year leasing volumes are anticipated to be around 800,000 sq ft compared to a long term average of 567,237 sq ft.
The vote to leave the EU coincided with the summer lull and as result inertia was the underlying trend in the leasing market. While the market experienced a strong July, with deals in negotiation pre Brexit having the momentum to take them over the line, there was a marked slowdown in leasing volumes in August and September.
Cushman & Wakefield estimate that leasing volumes stood at 97,085 sq ft in Q3, which brings the year to date total to 703,136 sq ft. This was 2% down on the same point in 2015 however 72% above the 5 year Q1-Q3 average.
The Edrington Group securing 28,890 sq ft during construction at 100 Queen Street for their global HQ was a much needed vote of confidence, while Canadian IT Services company CGI's commitment to Glasgow following their agreement to lease 9,374 sq ft at Inovo suggests a more solid longer term position.
Central Glasgow supply stood at 1.6 million sq ft at the end of September, which equated to a vacancy rate of around 11.7%. This was slightly up on the previous quarter, primarily as a number of new schemes are approaching completion bringing a welcome boost to supply levels.
Central Glasgow supply of Grade A space stood at 233,051 sq ft at the end of September, which equated to a vacancy rate of 1.7%. Supply is now well below the 10 year average of 320,000 sq ft.
For the sixth consecutive quarter, Central Glasgow has no speculative space under construction. A lack of speculative funding in Glasgow is the main reason however, this can also be explained due to the uncertainty surrounding Indyref 2 and Brexit.


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TOFINO, B.C. - If you're still working on a good excuse to visit Tofino this fall, the famous sea and surf town located on Vancouver Island's west coast has one more to add to the long list - the annual Clayoquot Oyster Festival.
Taking place Nov. 13 to 16, the festival will bring you out of your shell with fun evening galas and contests, while giving you a chance to try great fresh seafood and learn about Clayoquot Sound's thriving oyster industry.
Tofitian Bobby Lax is the coordinator of the festival and he's no stranger to the local, emerging culinary scene. Lax is also the Community Food Coordinator for the Tofino-Ucluelet Food Guild, which provides regular delivery of fresh, sustainable, quality food items to restaurants and families in the area.
This is why the particular taste of an oyster can change depending on the area in which it was harvested.
Lax would know. He met the love of his life at last year's event, and they recently welcomed a baby girl, indicating perhaps oysters' amorous qualities aren't so far-fetched after all.
Oysters by their nature are deemed a sustainable food item, can actually help clean the water in the areas in which they are harvested, and are also a good source of protein and other nutrients. The Clayoquot Sound area harvests upwards of 50,000 gallons of oysters a year.
Lax describes oysters as "a cult food, in a good way." Food aficionados in Tofino certainly know how to indulge. During the event festival-goers will slurp back upwards of 8,000 to 10,000 oysters per night.
The festival kicks off Friday night with the Mermaid's Masquerade, an "under-the-sea" themed costume event, complete with live music, beer and wine tastings, an oyster slurping competition, prizes, and more. Tickets are $30 per person, but the opportunity to dress up in your favourite mermaid or pirate costume is priceless.
Saturday evening is the marquee "Oyster Gala" which features community tables, letting locals and visitors alike mix and mingle. Top chefs from the region go head-to-head with an oyster dish competition, followed by a farmer- versus chef-shucking relay. Tickets are $80 per person.
Both the Friday and Saturday evening events sell out quickly, so shuckers and slurpers should plan their Tofino visit well in advance.
During the day, festival-goers have the opportunity to take a tour of nearby oyster farms, to get a deeper understanding and appreciation for the curious bivalve mollusk.
November is a great time of year to experience Tofino's storm-watching season, when Pacific storms are known to roll through the area, letting Mother Nature take centre stage with a spectacle of huge surf and incredible skies.
Tofino's growing culinary scene creates the perfect setting to try a variety of locally inspired dishes at restaurants and lounges, whether it's a steaming pot of mussels, Tacofino's famous food truck fish tacos or the local wild salmon from Shelter Restaurant.
Tickets for the Clayoquot Oyster Festival are available at Tofino Sea Kayaking and Mermaid Tales, or by emailing tickets@oystergala.com.
Take a hike: Go for a walk on the beach at Florencia Bay: "It's like talking a walk to the end of the earth," says Lax about the gorgeous bay just south of Tofino that has near tropical qualities.
Get out on the water: Head out for a dugout canoe paddle in nearby waters and get a dose of exercise and culture all at once.
Eat local: Fish tacos, seafood bowls, chowder, the options are endless when it comes to fresh west coast culinary choices.
For more information about the Clayoquot Oyster Festival, go to the festival overview page.


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Q: Getting uneven click-detection on 3d-objects on mapbox with raycaster I am using raycaster in mapbox with 3d-objects. I need to detect the click on the 3d-object.But When I click on the object I get a empty raycaster.intersectObject (array) sometimes and filled array sometimes, rather it should always have the 3d object that I have clicked.
I have a simple map as explained [here][1]. I have only added the raycasting part to it to keep it as simple as possible.
Can anybody help me out here please?

A: Click call
The code you provided is quite messy, it would be very helpful (for any one who will read your question in the future) if you could clean it up. Please remember this also when asking next questions.
I had to add a call to the onClick event handler ad the end of showMap(callback):
    map.on('click', e => {
        onClick(e);
    });

Raycaster
The solution is simple provided you read my answer to another MapBox+Three question. Just replace your onClick with the following code:
function onClick( event ) {
    event.preventDefault();
    //I had to change the changedTouches to point to adapt
    //  to the incoming event object as for me there was no such property
    mouse.x = ( event.point.x / window.innerWidth ) * 2 - 1;
    mouse.y = - ( event.point.y / window.innerHeight ) * 2 + 1;

    const camInverseProjection =
        new THREE.Matrix4().getInverse(this.camera.projectionMatrix);
    const cameraPosition =
        new THREE.Vector3().applyMatrix4(camInverseProjection);
    const mousePosition =
        new THREE.Vector3(mouse.x, mouse.y, 1)
        .applyMatrix4(camInverseProjection);
    const viewDirection = mousePosition.clone()
        .sub(cameraPosition).normalize();

    this.raycaster.set(cameraPosition, viewDirection);

    //no change from here on
    var intersects = raycaster.intersectObjects( scene.children, true );
    console.log("Here",intersects);
    if ( intersects.length > 0 ) {
        alert("hi");
        console.log( 'Intersection:', intersects[ 0 ].object.name == "");
    }
}

Several objects
Your code is a chaotic extension of the example you referenced. In your original code sample you prepared it the way that you would create a new custom layer for each 3D object. This should kind-of work, but the performance would suffer soon with more objects added. The reason for that is that you would have a separate THREE instance including a scene, render-loop etc. for each singl e3D object.
I think the proper solution is to put all 3D objects into a single common layer with a single THREE scene that loads all the objects. Such change requires larger changes in your code. I will briefly summarize them here. You can see the whole working example in this fiddle. Be patient, the second object loads really slow.

*

*In map.on('load', ...) you need to load the new layer (replacing the model3 calls. Let's call it addThreeLayer().

*addThreeLayer() should first store the scene origin in a global variable. The origin is free to chose, I took the position of the first object. The following code also prepares the transformation matrix to flip the left-handed to a right-handed system and scale to meter units. This corresponds to your l matrix.
const originAsset = assetArr[0].cord;
const mc = mapboxgl.MercatorCoordinate.fromLngLat([originAsset.lng, originAsset.lat], 0);
const meterScale = mc.meterInMercatorCoordinateUnits();

sceneTransform = {};
sceneTransform.matrix = new THREE.Matrix4()
   .makeTranslation(mc.x, mc.y, mc.z)
   .scale(new THREE.Vector3(meterScale, -meterScale, meterScale));
sceneTransform.origin = new THREE.Vector3(mc.x, mc.y, mc.z); //not in meters!

*Inside of onAdd the GLTFLoader should loop over all models, load their meshes and place them relatively to the selected origin.

var loader = new THREE.GLTFLoader();
// use the three.js GLTF loader to add the 3D model
// to the three.js scene
for (var i = 0; i < assetArr.length; i++) {
    const modelOrigin3 = [assetArr[i].cord.lng, assetArr[i].cord.lat];
    const modelAltitude3 = 0;
    const modelRotate3 = new THREE.Euler(Math.PI / 2, 0, 0, 'XYZ');
    const modelScale = assetArr[i].scaleFactor;

    const mc = mapboxgl.MercatorCoordinate.fromLngLat(modelOrigin3, modelAltitude3);
    loader.load(assetArr[i].url, function (gltf) {
        const scene = gltf.scene;
        const origin = sceneTransform.origin;
        // division necessary, since the scene is in meters
        // but mc and origin are not
        scene.position.set(
           (mc.x - origin.x) / meterScale,
          -(mc.y - origin.y) / meterScale,
           (mc.z - origin.z) / meterScale);
        scene.quaternion.setFromEuler(modelRotate3);
        scene.scale.set(modelScale, modelScale, modelScale)
        this.scene.add(gltf.scene);
    }.bind(this));
}

*The render function needs to be adapted to use sceneTransform
render: function (gl, matrix) {
    this.camera.projectionMatrix =  new THREE.Matrix4().fromArray(matrix).multiply(sceneTransform.matrix);
    this.renderer.state.reset();
    this.renderer.render(this.scene, this.camera);
    this.map.triggerRepaint();
}


Starting this May Eaglewood Golf Course will be hosting Couples Golf Events on the first Sunday of the month (May 5th, June 2nd & July 7th). This time of fun and fellowship will begin at 1430 with a shotgun start. The couples will play as a two person team using a captain's choice format for 9 holes. This is designed to be a Social League that will have prizes each week in golf and non-golf related categories. We will enjoy food and drinks together after play each week. As for the golf each couple may walk or ride – their choice. The cost of these couples events will only be $20 per couple – plus nine hole golf fees and they are open to everyone ages 21 & Up. Sign up for the events will be out closer to the event itself.


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#include <sys/stat.h>

#include <algorithm>
#include <cerrno>
#include <cstdio>
#include <cstring>
#include <string>
#include <system_error>

#if _WIN32
#else
#include <unistd.h>
#endif

#include "hecl/ClientProcess.hpp"
#include "hecl/Database.hpp"
#include "hecl/Blender/Connection.hpp"
#include "hecl/MultiProgressPrinter.hpp"

#include <logvisor/logvisor.hpp>

namespace hecl::Database {

logvisor::Module LogModule("hecl::Database");
constexpr hecl::FourCC HECLfcc("HECL");

/**********************************************
 * Project::ConfigFile
 **********************************************/

static bool CheckNewLineAdvance(std::string::const_iterator& it) {
  if (*it == '\n') {
    it += 1;
    return true;
  } else if (*it == '\r') {
    if (*(it + 1) == '\n') {
      it += 2;
      return true;
    }
    it += 1;
    return true;
  }
  return false;
}

Project::ConfigFile::ConfigFile(const Project& project, SystemStringView name, SystemStringView subdir) {
  m_filepath = SystemString(project.m_rootPath.getAbsolutePath()) + subdir.data() + name.data();
}

std::vector<std::string>& Project::ConfigFile::lockAndRead() {
  if (m_lockedFile != nullptr) {
    return m_lines;
  }

  m_lockedFile = hecl::FopenUnique(m_filepath.c_str(), _SYS_STR("a+"), FileLockType::Write);
  hecl::FSeek(m_lockedFile.get(), 0, SEEK_SET);

  std::string mainString;
  char readBuf[1024];
  size_t readSz;
  while ((readSz = std::fread(readBuf, 1, sizeof(readBuf), m_lockedFile.get()))) {
    mainString += std::string(readBuf, readSz);
  }

  auto begin = mainString.cbegin();
  auto end = mainString.cbegin();

  m_lines.clear();
  while (end != mainString.end()) {
    auto origEnd = end;
    if (*end == '\0') {
      break;
    }
    if (CheckNewLineAdvance(end)) {
      if (begin != origEnd) {
        m_lines.emplace_back(begin, origEnd);
      }
      begin = end;
      continue;
    }
    ++end;
  }
  if (begin != end) {
    m_lines.emplace_back(begin, end);
  }

  return m_lines;
}

void Project::ConfigFile::addLine(std::string_view line) {
  if (!checkForLine(line))
    m_lines.emplace_back(line);
}

void Project::ConfigFile::removeLine(std::string_view refLine) {
  if (!m_lockedFile) {
    LogModule.reportSource(logvisor::Fatal, __FILE__, __LINE__, FMT_STRING("Project::ConfigFile::lockAndRead not yet called"));
    return;
  }

  for (auto it = m_lines.begin(); it != m_lines.end();) {
    if (*it == refLine) {
      it = m_lines.erase(it);
      continue;
    }
    ++it;
  }
}

bool Project::ConfigFile::checkForLine(std::string_view refLine) const {
  if (!m_lockedFile) {
    LogModule.reportSource(logvisor::Fatal, __FILE__, __LINE__, FMT_STRING("Project::ConfigFile::lockAndRead not yet called"));
    return false;
  }

  return std::any_of(m_lines.cbegin(), m_lines.cend(), [&refLine](const auto& line) { return line == refLine; });
}

void Project::ConfigFile::unlockAndDiscard() {
  if (m_lockedFile == nullptr) {
    LogModule.reportSource(logvisor::Fatal, __FILE__, __LINE__, FMT_STRING("Project::ConfigFile::lockAndRead not yet called"));
    return;
  }

  m_lines.clear();
  m_lockedFile.reset();
}

bool Project::ConfigFile::unlockAndCommit() {
  if (!m_lockedFile) {
    LogModule.reportSource(logvisor::Fatal, __FILE__, __LINE__, FMT_STRING("Project::ConfigFile::lockAndRead not yet called"));
    return false;
  }

  const SystemString newPath = m_filepath + _SYS_STR(".part");
  auto newFile = hecl::FopenUnique(newPath.c_str(), _SYS_STR("w"), FileLockType::Write);
  bool fail = false;
  for (const std::string& line : m_lines) {
    if (std::fwrite(line.c_str(), 1, line.size(), newFile.get()) != line.size()) {
      fail = true;
      break;
    }
    if (std::fputc('\n', newFile.get()) == EOF) {
      fail = true;
      break;
    }
  }
  m_lines.clear();
  newFile.reset();
  m_lockedFile.reset();
  if (fail) {
#if HECL_UCS2
    _wunlink(newPath.c_str());
#else
    unlink(newPath.c_str());
#endif
    return false;
  } else {
#if HECL_UCS2
    //_wrename(newPath.c_str(), m_filepath.c_str());
    MoveFileExW(newPath.c_str(), m_filepath.c_str(), MOVEFILE_REPLACE_EXISTING | MOVEFILE_WRITE_THROUGH);
#else
    rename(newPath.c_str(), m_filepath.c_str());
#endif
    return true;
  }
}

/**********************************************
 * Project
 **********************************************/

Project::Project(const ProjectRootPath& rootPath)
: m_rootPath(rootPath)
, m_workRoot(*this, _SYS_STR(""))
, m_dotPath(m_workRoot, _SYS_STR(".hecl"))
, m_cookedRoot(m_dotPath, _SYS_STR("cooked"))
, m_specs(*this, _SYS_STR("specs"))
, m_paths(*this, _SYS_STR("paths"))
, m_groups(*this, _SYS_STR("groups")) {
  /* Stat for existing project directory (must already exist) */
  Sstat myStat;
  if (hecl::Stat(m_rootPath.getAbsolutePath().data(), &myStat)) {
    LogModule.report(logvisor::Error, FMT_STRING(_SYS_STR("unable to stat {}")), m_rootPath.getAbsolutePath());
    return;
  }

  if (!S_ISDIR(myStat.st_mode)) {
    LogModule.report(logvisor::Error, FMT_STRING(_SYS_STR("provided path must be a directory; '{}' isn't")),
                     m_rootPath.getAbsolutePath());
    return;
  }

  /* Create project directory structure */
  m_dotPath.makeDir();
  m_cookedRoot.makeDir();

  /* Ensure beacon is valid or created */
  const ProjectPath beaconPath(m_dotPath, _SYS_STR("beacon"));
  auto bf = hecl::FopenUnique(beaconPath.getAbsolutePath().data(), _SYS_STR("a+b"));
  struct BeaconStruct {
    hecl::FourCC magic;
    uint32_t version;
  } beacon;
  constexpr uint32_t DATA_VERSION = 1;
  if (std::fread(&beacon, 1, sizeof(beacon), bf.get()) != sizeof(beacon)) {
    std::fseek(bf.get(), 0, SEEK_SET);
    beacon.magic = HECLfcc;
    beacon.version = SBig(DATA_VERSION);
    std::fwrite(&beacon, 1, sizeof(beacon), bf.get());
  }
  bf.reset();

  if (beacon.magic != HECLfcc || SBig(beacon.version) != DATA_VERSION) {
    LogModule.report(logvisor::Fatal, FMT_STRING("incompatible project version"));
    return;
  }

  /* Compile current dataspec */
  rescanDataSpecs();
  m_valid = true;
}

const ProjectPath& Project::getProjectCookedPath(const DataSpecEntry& spec) const {
  for (const ProjectDataSpec& sp : m_compiledSpecs)
    if (&sp.spec == &spec)
      return sp.cookedPath;
  LogModule.report(logvisor::Fatal, FMT_STRING(_SYS_STR("Unable to find spec '{}'")), spec.m_name);
  return m_cookedRoot;
}

bool Project::addPaths(const std::vector<ProjectPath>& paths) {
  m_paths.lockAndRead();
  for (const ProjectPath& path : paths)
    m_paths.addLine(path.getRelativePathUTF8());
  return m_paths.unlockAndCommit();
}

bool Project::removePaths(const std::vector<ProjectPath>& paths, bool recursive) {
  std::vector<std::string>& existingPaths = m_paths.lockAndRead();
  if (recursive) {
    for (const ProjectPath& path : paths) {
      auto recursiveBase = path.getRelativePathUTF8();
      for (auto it = existingPaths.begin(); it != existingPaths.end();) {
        if (!(*it).compare(0, recursiveBase.size(), recursiveBase)) {
          it = existingPaths.erase(it);
          continue;
        }
        ++it;
      }
    }
  } else
    for (const ProjectPath& path : paths)
      m_paths.removeLine(path.getRelativePathUTF8());
  return m_paths.unlockAndCommit();
}

bool Project::addGroup(const hecl::ProjectPath& path) {
  m_groups.lockAndRead();
  m_groups.addLine(path.getRelativePathUTF8());
  return m_groups.unlockAndCommit();
}

bool Project::removeGroup(const ProjectPath& path) {
  m_groups.lockAndRead();
  m_groups.removeLine(path.getRelativePathUTF8());
  return m_groups.unlockAndCommit();
}

void Project::rescanDataSpecs() {
  m_compiledSpecs.clear();
  m_specs.lockAndRead();
  for (const DataSpecEntry* spec : DATA_SPEC_REGISTRY) {
    hecl::SystemString specStr(spec->m_name);
    SystemUTF8Conv specUTF8(specStr);
    m_compiledSpecs.push_back({*spec, ProjectPath(m_cookedRoot, hecl::SystemString(spec->m_name) + _SYS_STR(".spec")),
                               m_specs.checkForLine(specUTF8.str())});
  }
  m_specs.unlockAndDiscard();
}

bool Project::enableDataSpecs(const std::vector<SystemString>& specs) {
  m_specs.lockAndRead();
  for (const SystemString& spec : specs) {
    SystemUTF8Conv specView(spec);
    m_specs.addLine(specView.str());
  }
  bool result = m_specs.unlockAndCommit();
  rescanDataSpecs();
  return result;
}

bool Project::disableDataSpecs(const std::vector<SystemString>& specs) {
  m_specs.lockAndRead();
  for (const SystemString& spec : specs) {
    SystemUTF8Conv specView(spec);
    m_specs.removeLine(specView.str());
  }
  bool result = m_specs.unlockAndCommit();
  rescanDataSpecs();
  return result;
}

class CookProgress {
  const hecl::MultiProgressPrinter& m_progPrinter;
  const SystemChar* m_dir = nullptr;
  const SystemChar* m_file = nullptr;
  float m_prog = 0.f;

public:
  CookProgress(const hecl::MultiProgressPrinter& progPrinter) : m_progPrinter(progPrinter) {}
  void changeDir(const SystemChar* dir) {
    m_dir = dir;
    m_progPrinter.startNewLine();
  }
  void changeFile(const SystemChar* file, float prog) {
    m_file = file;
    m_prog = prog;
  }
  void reportFile(const DataSpecEntry* specEnt) {
    SystemString submsg(m_file);
    submsg += _SYS_STR(" (");
    submsg += specEnt->m_name.data();
    submsg += _SYS_STR(')');
    m_progPrinter.print(m_dir, submsg.c_str(), m_prog);
  }
  void reportFile(const DataSpecEntry* specEnt, const SystemChar* extra) {
    SystemString submsg(m_file);
    submsg += _SYS_STR(" (");
    submsg += specEnt->m_name.data();
    submsg += _SYS_STR(", ");
    submsg += extra;
    submsg += _SYS_STR(')');
    m_progPrinter.print(m_dir, submsg.c_str(), m_prog);
  }
  void reportDirComplete() { m_progPrinter.print(m_dir, nullptr, 1.f); }
};

static void VisitFile(const ProjectPath& path, bool force, bool fast,
                      std::vector<std::unique_ptr<IDataSpec>>& specInsts, CookProgress& progress, ClientProcess* cp) {
  for (auto& spec : specInsts) {
    if (spec->canCook(path, hecl::blender::SharedBlenderToken)) {
      if (cp) {
        cp->addCookTransaction(path, force, fast, spec.get());
      } else {
        const DataSpecEntry* override = spec->overrideDataSpec(path, spec->getDataSpecEntry());
        if (!override)
          continue;
        ProjectPath cooked = path.getCookedPath(*override);
        if (fast)
          cooked = cooked.getWithExtension(_SYS_STR(".fast"));
        if (force || cooked.getPathType() == ProjectPath::Type::None || path.getModtime() > cooked.getModtime()) {
          progress.reportFile(override);
          spec->doCook(path, cooked, fast, hecl::blender::SharedBlenderToken,
                       [&](const SystemChar* extra) { progress.reportFile(override, extra); });
        }
      }
    }
  }
}

static void VisitDirectory(const ProjectPath& dir, bool recursive, bool force, bool fast,
                           std::vector<std::unique_ptr<IDataSpec>>& specInsts, CookProgress& progress,
                           ClientProcess* cp) {
  if (dir.getLastComponent().size() > 1 && dir.getLastComponent()[0] == _SYS_STR('.'))
    return;

  if (hecl::ProjectPath(dir, _SYS_STR("!project.yaml")).isFile() &&
      hecl::ProjectPath(dir, _SYS_STR("!pool.yaml")).isFile()) {
    /* Handle AudioGroup case */
    VisitFile(dir, force, fast, specInsts, progress, cp);
    return;
  }

  std::map<SystemString, ProjectPath> children;
  dir.getDirChildren(children);

  /* Pass 1: child file count */
  int childFileCount = 0;
  for (auto& child : children)
    if (child.second.getPathType() == ProjectPath::Type::File)
      ++childFileCount;

  /* Pass 2: child files */
  int progNum = 0;
  float progDenom = childFileCount;
  progress.changeDir(dir.getLastComponent().data());
  for (auto& child : children) {
    if (child.second.getPathType() == ProjectPath::Type::File) {
      progress.changeFile(child.first.c_str(), progNum++ / progDenom);
      VisitFile(child.second, force, fast, specInsts, progress, cp);
    }
  }
  progress.reportDirComplete();

  /* Pass 3: child directories */
  if (recursive) {
    for (auto& child : children) {
      switch (child.second.getPathType()) {
      case ProjectPath::Type::Directory: {
        VisitDirectory(child.second, recursive, force, fast, specInsts, progress, cp);
        break;
      }
      default:
        break;
      }
    }
  }
}

bool Project::cookPath(const ProjectPath& path, const hecl::MultiProgressPrinter& progress, bool recursive, bool force,
                       bool fast, const DataSpecEntry* spec, ClientProcess* cp) {
  /* Construct DataSpec instances for cooking */
  if (spec) {
    if (m_cookSpecs.size() != 1 || m_cookSpecs[0]->getDataSpecEntry() != spec) {
      m_cookSpecs.clear();
      if (spec->m_factory)
        m_cookSpecs.push_back(spec->m_factory(*this, DataSpecTool::Cook));
    }
  } else if (m_cookSpecs.empty()) {
    m_cookSpecs.reserve(m_compiledSpecs.size());
    for (const ProjectDataSpec& projectSpec : m_compiledSpecs) {
      if (projectSpec.active && projectSpec.spec.m_factory) {
        m_cookSpecs.push_back(projectSpec.spec.m_factory(*this, DataSpecTool::Cook));
      }
    }
  }

  /* Iterate complete directory/file/glob list */
  CookProgress cookProg(progress);
  switch (path.getPathType()) {
  case ProjectPath::Type::File:
  case ProjectPath::Type::Glob: {
    cookProg.changeFile(path.getLastComponent().data(), 0.f);
    VisitFile(path, force, fast, m_cookSpecs, cookProg, cp);
    break;
  }
  case ProjectPath::Type::Directory: {
    VisitDirectory(path, recursive, force, fast, m_cookSpecs, cookProg, cp);
    break;
  }
  default:
    break;
  }

  return true;
}

bool Project::packagePath(const ProjectPath& path, const hecl::MultiProgressPrinter& progress, bool fast,
                          const DataSpecEntry* spec, ClientProcess* cp) {
  /* Construct DataSpec instance for packaging */
  const DataSpecEntry* specEntry = nullptr;
  if (spec) {
    if (spec->m_factory) {
      specEntry = spec;
    }
  } else {
    bool foundPC = false;
    for (const ProjectDataSpec& projectSpec : m_compiledSpecs) {
      if (projectSpec.active && projectSpec.spec.m_factory) {
        if (hecl::StringUtils::EndsWith(projectSpec.spec.m_name, _SYS_STR("-PC"))) {
          foundPC = true;
          specEntry = &projectSpec.spec;
        } else if (!foundPC) {
          specEntry = &projectSpec.spec;
        }
      }
    }
  }

  if (!specEntry)
    LogModule.report(logvisor::Fatal, FMT_STRING("No matching DataSpec"));

  if (!m_lastPackageSpec || m_lastPackageSpec->getDataSpecEntry() != specEntry)
    m_lastPackageSpec = specEntry->m_factory(*this, DataSpecTool::Package);

  if (m_lastPackageSpec->canPackage(path)) {
    m_lastPackageSpec->doPackage(path, specEntry, fast, hecl::blender::SharedBlenderToken, progress, cp);
    return true;
  }

  return false;
}

void Project::interruptCook() {
  if (m_lastPackageSpec)
    m_lastPackageSpec->interruptCook();
}

bool Project::cleanPath(const ProjectPath& path, bool recursive) { return false; }

PackageDepsgraph Project::buildPackageDepsgraph(const ProjectPath& path) { return PackageDepsgraph(); }

void Project::addBridgePathToCache(uint64_t id, const ProjectPath& path) { m_bridgePathCache[id] = path; }

void Project::clearBridgePathCache() { m_bridgePathCache.clear(); }

const ProjectPath* Project::lookupBridgePath(uint64_t id) const {
  auto search = m_bridgePathCache.find(id);
  if (search == m_bridgePathCache.cend())
    return nullptr;
  return &search->second;
}

} // namespace hecl::Database


Welcome to episode 055 of The Zen Courses Show! My guest for this episode is Meighan O'Toole, digital strategist and online course creator.
In our interview, Meighan shares how she left Corporate America to grow her own business and the story behind her course, Anatomy of a Newsletter. Enjoy!
Lastly, I want to say THANK YOU to Meighan for sharing her story with us!


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A Torre di Roccabruna é uma torre medieval em Siena, no centro da Toscana, Itália .

História

Antigamente a torre Bruna ou Rocca Bruna foi uma das torres mais altas da cidade em concorrência com a torre de Mangia, localizada não muito longe da Piazza del Campo .  Como a maioria das torres de Siena, foi "encurtada"  no século XVI.  Pertenceu à família Marconi  , aos Biringucci e aos Tommasi, depois ao nobre Mino Campioni do início do século XVIII, e finalmente passou para os Sansedoni, proprietários do palácio vizinho.  Quanto à origem do nome da torre, várias hipóteses foram feitas: uma diz respeito a um possível nome antigo do vale Montone como sendo vale do Selvata Bruna.

Lendas antigas descrevem uma ligação subterrânea com Castelvecchio, Castel Montone e Camollia, que depois foi coberta com escombros e materiais de construção usados.  A vestimenta na cruz de Travaglio é inteiramente em pedra, cinza, com uma coroa ameada, afixada após o encurtamento.

Atualmente, a torre e seus apartamentos são de propriedade privada de uma nobre família de Siena e alugam para eventos e celebrações.

Torres da Itália
Construções de Siena


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Decima Tertia Tabula
Method Copper engraving
Artist Jan Wandelaar after Andreas Vesalius
Published I. Wandelaar fecit. [Leiden, 1725]
Dimensions Image 344 x 209 mm, Plate 358 x 217 mm, Sheet 457 x 266 mm
Notes An anatomical diagram of the human muscular system engraved by Jan Wandelaar after the famous series of 16th century woodcuts by Vesalius for a 1725 edition of Vesalius' De Humani Corporis Fabrica. Depicted from behind, the flayed figure, with areas of skin hanging from the muscles, raises the left arm. A severed leg rests on a tablet, inscribed with the title, between the figure's feet. The various muscles are marked in Latin and Greek characters. Set within a landscape, with a distant city view.
Andreas Vesalius (31st December 1514 - 15th October 1564) was a Dutch surgeon, and medical author, often hailed as the father of modern anatomical study. His most influential work was the De Humani Corporis Fabrica, published in Basel in 1543. The most important and influential part of this text were the many anatomical plates, included to illustrate the authors focus on the primacy and importance of dissection in understanding the workings of the human body. These plates, engraved by Pietro da Cortona and Titian's protégé van Calcar, found immediate currency in medical circles across Europe, quickly inspiring various forgeries, piracies, and reprintings, but also establishing a precedent for anatomical drawing that continued long into the eighteenth century, when the elaborate poses and landscaped backgrounds of Vesalius' subjects gradually fell out of fashion.
Jan Wandelaar (1690 - 1759) was a Dutch draughtsman and etcher who was mainly active in Amsterdam. He was believed to have been a pupil of Johannes Jacobsz Folkema, Gilliam van der Gouwen, and Gerard de Lairesse. Wandelaar produced engravings after Jacob Houbraken, as well for Carl Linnaeus' Hortus Cliffortianus. Following his work engraving anatomical plates for a number of early eighteenth century editions of Vesalius' De Humani Corporis Fabrica, he assisted the German anatomist Bernhard Siegfried Albinus with the illustrations for his Tabulae sceleti et musculorum corporis humani.
Condition: Minor time toning and foxing to sheet.
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Stock ID 41466
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youth mp and also there roles?
On behalf of Hon Chester Borrows, Associate Minister of Social Development, thank you for your OIA request below.
Can you please advise if you after the process by which Mr Borrows selects his youth MP for the Whanganui electorate, or if you are after details about Youth Parliament itself.
If you are after the process by which Mr Borrows selects his youth MP, a member of staff will provide you with this information.
If you are after details about Youth Parliament, this falls under the portfolio responsibility of Hon Nikki Kaye, Minister of Youth Affairs.
Find out how he picks his youth mps and what does he look for in a youth mp and if they had to do a speech what is the criteria for doing so?
A member of staff will be in contact with you regarding the information you seek.
I'm Minister Borrows advisor, and he's asked me to help anyone interested in applying to be his Youth MP.
I'm travelling with the Minister today, and on leave tomorrow, so I'll get back to you with answers to your questions on Monday.
Is this the email address you'd like me to use? If not, if you give me your own email I'll send the information there.
You have the correct email address and you can use it.
Here's a little more information on the Youth Parliament for you.
their Youth MP on whatever criteria they see fit.
([email address]) by 4pm on Thursday 28 March.
In terms of what the role entails, the link above gives a good overview.
know as much about that.
All Members of Parliament (MPs) are responsible for selecting one Youth MP to represent them at Youth Parliament 2013. As such, there are a variety of selection processes undertaken by MPs .
The Ministry of Youth Development assists MPs by providing some guidelines around the criteria for Youth MPs to ensure some level of consistency. Because each MP is responsible for selecting their Youth MP, it is at their discretion whether to use these criteria. One criteria is that Youth MPs are aged between 16 and 18 years (inclusive). It is clear that the MPs you have contacted have made the decision to use this criteria.
It is important to understand that meeting the criteria that each MP sets for their Youth MP does not guarantee a place in Youth Parliament. Meeting the criteria allows a young person to be included in that MPs selection process. It is likely that MPs will receive applications from a number of young people interested in participating in Youth Parliament. They will then undertake a process for selecting their chosen candidate to represent them as their Youth MP at Youth Parliament.
There is the opportunity for ten young people aged between 16 and 24 years (inclusive) to apply to become part of the Youth Press Gallery. Similar to the Youth MP opportunity, meeting the criteria for Youth Press Gallery members does not guarantee a position, but allows a young person to be included in the selection process. We anticipate a number of applications from young people which will be considered for the ten Youth Press Gallery positions available. You are welcome to consider this opportunity.
We trust this answers your questions regarding Youth Parliament criteria and selection process. It is great that you are interested in Youth Parliament and once again you are welcome to consider the Youth Press Gallery opportunity. Please note the closing date for applications to be received is 5 April 2013.


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