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The Koori court is a separate division of the Magistrates Court, County Court and Children's Court, which exists to deliver more inclusive and culturally appropriate sentencing to Aboriginal defendants. Koori Court hearings include Koori Elders, Respected Persons, the Koori Court Officer and the defendants' Koori families. The court seeks to impose sentencing orders that are culturally appropriate and to assist the defendants to address the causes of their offending. The Koori Court has existed as a division of Magistrates Court since 1989. A Koori division of the Children's Court was introduced in 2005 and of the Country Court in 2008.
Who can use the Koori Court?
The Koori Court is for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders who plead guilty. For a matter to be dealt with by the Koori Court, the offender must:
Have shown a willingness to take responsibility for their actions;
Live within, or have been charged within, the boundary area of a Koori Court; and
Consent to their matter being heard by the Koori Court.
The Koori Court does not hear matters involving family violence or sexual offences.
How is the Koori Court different?
Magistrates and judges presiding over the Koori Court are advised by Aboriginal Elders and Respected Persons as to cultural issues relating to the defendant. The inclusion of these voices sends the defendant a clear message that the Koori community as well as the non-Koori community disapproves of their behaviour. The Elders and Respected Persons can also explain relevant kinship relationships to the court and provide insight on how particular types of offending have affected the Aboriginal community.
The ultimate decision about sentencing orders rests with the Magistrate or Judge as it does in conventional court hearings.
The Koori Court is less formal than conventional court. The proceedings are conducted in plain English and defendants are allowed to speak for themselves. The Koori Court aims to make it easier for Koori defendants to engage with the criminal justice system in a meaningful way and to reduce their offending behaviour.
What sentencing options are available?
The court retains all the sentencing options available during conventional court hearings, including sending the offender to prison. The goal of the Koori court is to structure sentences that are more culturally appropriate to Aboriginal offenders and in so doing reduce the likelihood of re-offending and increase the positive engagement of the Koori community in the justice system.
The Children's Koori Court
The Koori division of the Children's Court has been successful in reaching Koori youth who have limited family support and are disconnected from their community. The presence of Aboriginal Elders in the court has been reported to make young people and their families feel able to talk about issues that they ordinarily would not.
The goal of the Children's Koori Court is to reduce the over-representation of Koori youth in the juvenile justice system in Victoria and increase Aboriginal ownership of the administration of justice.
A 2010 study found that Children's Koori Court hearings:
Involved more engagement between the young person and the magistrate than conventional court hearings;
Were highly supportive of the young person and validated the young person (but not the offending);
Explained the sentence was clearly to the young person;
Were less formal than hearings in the mainstream Children's Court.
However it was not possible to evaluate the extent to which the Children's Koori Court reduces recidivism given its relatively recent commencement and the small proportion of young offenders it processes.
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Convenience Stores/Gas Stations
There are a handful of convenience stores located within walking distance to the Manchester Conference Centre. The closest store is a SPAR which you can find by turning left out of MCC and heading down Charles Street, and then turning right onto Princess Street. The SPAR store is located on your left. The store stocks convenience food and drink, alcohol and cigarettes, and is open 24 hours.
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Manchester is a massive city that is packed full of unique and award-winning restaurants and bars. It would be difficult to fit everything into just one weekend, but we've pulled together a small selection of interesting places within close distance to the MCC away from the usual multi-national chains.
Head left out of MCC, down Charles Street and onto Oxford Road and you'll find plenty of cafés, bars and coffee shops lining the street. Oxford Road is the main street that links the universities to the city centre, so you'll find that these places tend to cater towards the student population with cheap lunch deals and even cheaper cocktails.
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Head further down Oxford Road but take a left before the railway bridge and you'll find a small stretch of bars tucked away down this cool graffitied side street (New Wakefield Street). The Font bar is a usual student haunt as its extensive cocktail menu can suit a range of budgets, while Black Dog Ballroom comes complete with a pool room, roof terrace BBQ, and a basement bar and club. For a more traditional English pub, you might want to try The Thirsty Scholar, which is tucked underneath the railway arch, or head up the metal steps for tiki cocktails at the Zombie Shack.
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Canal Street and The Gay Village
A few minutes' walk down Princess Street and you'll come to the beginning of Manchester's world famous Canal Street lined with numerous LGBTQ bars, clubs, hotels and restaurants. Head here late in the evening and you'll understand why it's named one of the busiest LGBTQ scenes in Europe.
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A short walk from the MCC takes you to Manchester's independent hipster area, which in recent years has gone from a handful of dive bars and gig venues to a large, bustling area filled with great independent shops, quirky bars and unique cafés.
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The legal drinking age in the UK is 18, but most bars, shops and clubs operate a 'Challenge 21' policy, which means that they will ask you for photographic ID if they think you look under 21. Please bring a form of photographic ID with you if you wish to buy alcohol, or enter a place that serves alcohol after 9pm.
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Looking Back at Baylor: The "Philos" and the "Sophies"
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This piece by former Texas Collection director Kent Keeth originally was published in The Baylor Line in April 1976, then was reprinted in Looking Back at Baylor (1985), a collection of Keeth and Harry Marsh's historical columns for the Line. Blogging about Texas periodically features selections from Looking Back at Baylor, with hopes of sharing Keeth's work with a new audience.
With the start of the fall semester kicking off this week, we welcome a new class of students who will begin to make new friends and join new organizations as Baylor becomes their home. There was a time when Baylor did not have national fraternal organizations for students to join and in the early years many students belonged to literary societies. Read on to learn about their competitiveness and "rush season", as told by a 1909 Baylor graduate.
Looking Back at Baylor: A Stroll Around Burleson Quadrangle in 1908
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This piece by former Texas Collection director Kent Keeth originally was published in The Baylor Line in November 1989, then was reprinted in Looking Back at Baylor (1985), a collection of Keeth and Harry Marsh's historical columns for the Line. Blogging about Texas periodically features selections from Looking Back at Baylor, with hopes of sharing Keeth's work with a new audience.
Exactly 110 years ago, a Waco University alumnae came to the Baylor University campus in Waco, TX to see what had become of her alma mater. In the years since her graduation in 1873, the campus had changed quite a bit. If only she could see it now! Read on to hear her description of the expanded campus in 1908.Continue Reading
Looking Back At Baylor: 'The length of the tail should vary according to the age of the child'
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This piece by former Texas Collection director Kent Keeth originally was published in The Baylor Line in June 1981, then was reprinted in Looking Back at Baylor (1985), a collection of Keeth and Harry Marsh's historical columns for the Line. Blogging about Texas periodically features selections from Looking Back at Baylor, with hopes of sharing Keeth's work with a new audience.
One of the most magnificent and well-known buildings on campus is the Armstrong Browning Library, known for its large collection of Robert and Elizabeth Barrett Browning works and beautiful stained glass windows. But before the iconic building was constructed, the Baylor Browning collection was housed within Carroll Library. Read on to learn more about the collection and performance based on one of the stained glass windows.
For the first four years after its inception in 1918, Baylor's Browning collection shared quarters with the university's general library in the Carroll Chapel and Library Building. Starting with Dr. A. J. Armstrong's gift of his personal library of Browning manuscripts and publications, the burgeoning young collection rapidly acquired a large oil portrait of Robert Browning painted by his son, its famous bronze casting of the Brownings' clasped hands, and additional writings and memorabilia.Continue Reading
Looking Back at Baylor: The Spirit of Abe Kelley
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This piece by former Texas Collection director Kent Keeth originally was published in The Baylor Line in September 1976, then was reprinted in Looking Back at Baylor (1985), a collection of Keeth and Harry Marsh's historical columns for the Line. Blogging about Texas periodically features selections from Looking Back at Baylor, with hopes of sharing Keeth's work with a new audience.
This January marks the 91st year since the accident that took the lives of the Immortal Ten. We take a moment to remember those were lost, and learn more about one individual in particular. Please note, that this publication stated the Immortal Ten accident occurred on January 21, 1927 but further research shows that the accident occurred the following day, January 22, 1927.
January 22, 1927 LariatFront Page
One of the greatest tragedies that Baylor has ever experienced occurred on January 21, 1927. On the morning of that day the university bus carrying the Bear basketball team to a game with the University of Texas, travelling in a misting rain on a slick road, collided with an Illinois and Great Northern railway train at a level-grade crossing in Round Rock. Ten students were killed in the accident, and most of the other passengers were injured. The university, Waco and the state were stunned by the catastrophe. Hundreds of messages of condolence poured in from individuals, groups and other universities; and a crowd of three thousand attended the memorial service held on campus for the victims. Among those killed was Clyde "Abe" Kelley, Baylor's all-round athlete and star halfback of the 1926 season. Described as being equally proficient in football, baseball and basketball, Kelley had been selected only a month before his death to be captain of the 1927 Bear football team. In tribute to his ability, and perhaps also as a memorial to the "Immortal Ten" who died in the wreck, Kelley's captaincy of the team was not rescinded. A newspaper article datelined Waco, August 6, 1927, (sent to the Baylor Line by James A. Fox Jr. '28 of Lufkin) announced: "The spirit of Abe Kelley again will direct the Baylor Bears when the Green and Gold jerseyed football team takes the field next month to make a try for honors in the Southwest conference. It was decided not to elect another captain, but to let "Abe" continue to run the team in spirit, if not in actuality. A member of the team will be appointed before each game to act as captain." The "spirit of Abe Kelley" continued to manifest itself on Baylor's campus for some time. Nearly five years after the accident Dave Cheavens, who had traveled with the team that day as sportswriter for the Lariat, described the incident to the student body. "I saw Abe Kelley pick up his best friend and throw him out the [bus] window when he could see the train bearing down to a certain crash. That was the true Baylor spirit." The impact of the tragedy was not confined to Baylor. Among the many Texas newspapers which editorialized against the level-grade crossings used by railways throughout the state, the Daily Texan, student publication of the University of Texas wrote: "The slaughter of ten men of Baylor University . . . brings home to Texas the tragedy attendant on the grade crossings which at resent exist by the thousands in Texas. The only thing that will entirely remove grade crossing deaths is their complete elimination. This accident was preventable." Other publications and groups continued to prosecute the campaign against level-grade crossings, and with the recent Baylor incident to support their arguments, they succeeded in bringing their message to the ears of state highway planners and railroad officials. The November, 1937, issue of Texas Parade—at that time the organ of the Texas Good Road Association—published a photograph of a recently completed railroad underpass at Round Rock. The picture's caption read: "Had this underpass been in existence eight years ago several Baylor students would not have been killed." Because the 1927 Round Rock tragedy epitomized the need for improved standards of safety in highway construction, its long-term effects have been beneficial. Texas motorists for the past fifty years have traveled under the protection of the spirits of Abe Kelley and the others of the Immortal Ten.
Looking Back at Baylor: 'Hurrah! It's a BEAR!'
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Bob Nelson carries Baylor's mascot on his back, 1940.
Students and alumni proudly say, "I'm a bear!" when speaking of their time at Baylor. But, had history played out differently, they could have been saying, "I'm a buffalo!" or even "I'm a bookworm!" Neither has the same charm. Today, in honor of National "Hug A Bear Day," learn more about how the Baylor Bear came to be (Note: we do not recommend trying to hug Joy or Lady!).
During the first seventy years of Baylor's existence, the university chose no mascot with which to identify itself. Even when The University of Texas had become known as the "Longhorns," Rice Institute had adopted the "Owls," and Texas A&M employed the alternate designations of "Aggies and "Farmers," Baylor's intramural teams were known simply by the university's name. After the selection of the school's official colors in 1897, the athletes sometimes referred to themselves as the "Green-and-Golders."Continue Reading
Looking Back at Baylor: The First Homecoming
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With Homecoming in full swing this weekend, it is the perfect time to take a moment and look back at how it all started. Baylor was one of the first schools to organize a Homecoming event for alumni over a century ago, and today it is one of the most widely celebrated Baylor traditions.
Invitation to the first Homecoming in 1909
In 1909, when Baylor held its first Homecoming, a pattern was set which holds remarkably true even today. Though seven decades have passed, and generations of alumni have come and gone, the traditional highlights and festivities of Baylor's annual "family reunion" have retained a remarkable likeness to those of their distant prototype.
The purpose of the original Homecoming in 1909 was "to give an opportunity for the joyful meeting of former student friends, an occasion when old classmates could again feel the warm hand-clasp of their fellows, recall old memories and associations, and catch the Baylor spirit again." To this end members of student organizations, local alumni and representatives of each graduation class launched a campaign of correspondence and advertisements in major state newspapers, inviting all former Baylor students to spend Thanksgiving at the Homecoming celebration.
Looking Back at Baylor: The Origin of the Green and Gold
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Baylor Yell Leaders help cheer the Bears to their 1974 SWC Championship, while sporting the Baylor green and gold proudly!
Across campus, across Texas, and even across the country, Baylor fans have sported green and gold for over a century. But did you know, it all started with a dandelion? Kent Keeth, with the help of Baylor alumnae Sara Rose Kendall Irvine, recount how Baylor's colors came to be:
Generations of Baylorites have pledged their loyalty to the Green and Gold, and some have gone so far as to incorporate the colors into their private lives as a motif for their automobiles, their sportswear or their living rooms. Many have probably speculated idly, at one time or another, about their significance and the reason for their adoption as the university's official colors.
In a letter written in 1959 to Professor Guy B. Harrison of The Texas Collection, Mrs. Sara Rose Kendall Irvine ('02) of Waco offered a first-hand account of their selection and of the inspiration for the choice. A portion of Mrs. Irvine's letter, slightly edited, appears below.
Eleanor Roosevelt's Texas Tour: The Central Texas Stop
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Eleanor Roosevelt and Pat Neff, likely backstage at Waco Hall, Baylor University
By Ellen Kuniyuki Brown
In honor of Women's History Month, we're taking a look back at Eleanor Roosevelt's visit to Waco. This excerpted article by former Texas Collection archivist and associate professor emerita Ellen Kuniyuki Brown (MA '75) was originally published in The Baylor Line in Spring 1999. Blogging about Texas periodically features "Looking Back at Baylor" and "Timeline" selections, with hopes of sharing this historical work with a new audience.
The same day Eleanor Roosevelt and her secretary, Malvina Thompson, left Washington, D.C., to begin a lecture tour of the Southwest, Waco and McLennan County Baptists heard a scathing denunciation of the first lady from Dr. C.Y. Dosey, a Dallas-based evangelist, at the First Baptist Church of Waco. After attacking Roosevelt for a comment she had made about social drinking, Dosey said he'd be glad when President Roosevelt leaves office "so that we can get rid of his wife as first lady."
In the meantime, ticket sales were brisk for Roosevelt's upcoming appearance at Waco Hall on Monday, March 13. Sponsored by the Domestic Science club, the event attracted a number of clubs and organizations from the city and surrounding communities. One of the largest groups to attend was the eleventh congressional district postmasters under the leadership of Postmaster Jim Pittillo. Arrangements were also made to have local young people present and to be introduced en masse to Roosevelt. In addition, Texas Lieutenant Governor Coke Stevenson invited state senators and their spouses to be his guests at the lecture.
Eleanor Roosevelt speaking in Baylor University's Waco Hall, March 13, 1939
The first lady's Texas tour began in Beaumont on March 9 and included a quick series of stops at Fort Worth, Abilene, Dallas, and Sherman, where she had her first experience with a severe dust storm.
On her way to Waco, Roosevelt briefly stopped in Hillsboro to inspect the National Youth Administration (NYA) resident project for girls. Then she visited the NYA project at Rich Field in Waco, inspecting the new airport administration building and chatting with some of the working youth. Her next stop was the Girls Club at 613 South Ninth Street, where members of the state NYA advisory board had a "lively discussion" on youth problems with her. Roosevelt briefly described her NYA stops in Hillsboro and Waco in her subsequent "My Day" column.
Roosevelt's visit to Waco in 1939 was the first full-fledged appearance in the city's history by the wife of the incumbent president of the United States, and the Waco papers covered her Texas trip more fully than some of the larger metropolitan papers. In honor of her visit, Waco Mayor George Jones declared Monday "Our Day." Baylor President and former Governor of Texas Pat M. Neff was given the honor of introducing Roosevelt to the nearly 2,500 Wacoans and central Texans gathered in Waco Hall that evening to hear the first lady's presentation on "Peace."
Roosevelt told the audience that "by working to make democracy work, we can make our most enduring contribution to the cause of peace." She added, however, that we need to set "our own house in order" before we "seek a solution to the turbulence that threatens to engulf the world in wars." After that, she said, we can endeavor to establish "some sort of international machinery where nations can feel free to gather and confer earnestly and trustfully on their problems without feeling the necessity of armed conflict because of those difficulties."
Eleanor Roosevelt shaking hands at her lecture at Baylor University's Waco Hall, March 13, 1939
She warned that "we must not go to sleep in our feeling of security over our democratic privileges," and that "it is important that we do our duty for democracy every day we live if that freedom is to be preserved."
During a question-and-answer session with the audience, Roosevelt indicated that she did not believe the League of Nations could be revived because of earlier objections to it and current distrust with the organization. She also addressed the dangers of propaganda, saying "the best defense against any sort of propaganda was the strengthening of our own knowledge and understanding so that we may recognize such attempts to influence our opinions, however cleverly they may be disguised."
From Waco the first lady and her party boarded the 1:00 am train to Houston, where she toured a hospital project and spoke that evening. She also visited NYA sites in Hempstead and at Prairie View College. From Houston she traveled to Edinburg, Harlingen, and San Antonio, leaving Texas on Saturday, March 22.
A sidelight to Roosevelt's visit to Waco is that two weeks later, on March 27, Marian Anderson sang in Waco Hall. Prior to her Texas tour, the first lady had resigned her membership in the Daughters of the American Revolution because the organization had refused to allow the contralto to sing in Constitutional Hall in Washington, D.C.
(See a few more photos from Roosevelt's visit in our Flickr set.)
Looking Back at Baylor: The Campus as Playground
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1920s aerial view of the Baylor campus by Fred Gildersleeve. This is what the campus looked like at around the time Albert Meroney was born. At the time, the campus consisted of Old Main, Burleson Hall, Carroll Chapel and Library, Carroll Science Hall, and Carroll Field, and Brooks Hall is under construction in the top left corner. Residential neighborhoods surround the small campus. General photo files: Baylor–Aerial Views–1920-1929.
Children are often on the Baylor campus today, but they are usually accompanied by their parents or teachers. However, back in the first half of the 1900s, residential areas were much closer to campus, and children—particularly those of faculty/staff—made good use of the campus as a playground. Albert Meroney, the son of sociology professor William Penn Meroney, lived at 1417 South Seventh Street (about where Alexander Hall now stands). The following are excerpts from a short memoir he wrote in 1994 (now housed at The Texas Collection) remembering the campus from a child's perspective.
"Waco Creek ran at the north end of Carroll Field where Baylor played football. There was a high fence around the field, and at the creek end there were trees whose limbs hung over the fence. We would climb the trees to watch a game and then out on the limbs and when no one was looking would drop down inside and run….Every Sunday during the fall they would water the field with a fire house. A bunch of us would slip in and get in the water and have a big time until the day watchman would catch us—it would be Bill Boyd or Neill Morris, and they would scare us but not call our folks….
Among Meroney's recollections of mischief are sneaking into the Old Main towers. What a view! However, he wouldn't have seen quite this scene–this photo is dated just a week before a fire gutted the Carroll Chapel and Library in 1922 (the year Meroney was born), and the dome was not restored. General photo files: Baylor–Buildings–Rufus C. Burleson Quadrangle.
Right behind the girls' dorm, Burleson, was an enclosed swimming pool for girls only. It seemed huge to us kids but was only about 20 x 30 feet and had a concrete dome roof….There were no classes on Sunday, and a few of us would open one of the windows, which were at ground level, and take us a swim until we got caught.
The campus and especially Waco Hall had so many good sidewalks that all of us had roller skates….The campus sidewalks were also a great place to ride bicycles. We used to make a sort of polo mallet and get a tin can and play bicycle polo. Hard on the spokes….
The heating plant was by the creek and is now Neill Morris Hall. It had large boilers that generated steam to heat all the campus buildings. The steam lines ran through a tunnel that went all over the campus. We used to get in the tunnel at a manhole and go every which direction and hide out….Also on the side of the building there was a ramp to the top so that trucks could drive up and unload coal into the bins for the furnaces. We used to ride our bikes up and down it, and it was real great when it would ice over in the winter and we would slide down on anything we could find. We always had someone at the bottom to watch out for cars [on Seventh Street] but one time we forget and Marshall Cunningham went down and went completely under a car and out on the other side….
You can see the benches (and the many trees!) in Burleson Quadrangle, behind which a mischievous Meroney hid to surprise courting couples. Today, benches and swings still are a popular place for couples on the Baylor campus. General photo files–Baylor–Buildings–Rufus C. Burleson Quadrangle
Scattered across the campus and under the trees were benches for students to use for courting. One of my favorite stunts was to slip up behind a couple and scare the daylights out of them. Also, coins could be found under the benches….[Another] of our favorite stunts was to slip in Old Main, open the door that went to the attic and to the towers…and catch squabs to take home to cook and eat….
When Pat Neff got Baylor in the black [after the Depression] there was a building boom. Up until about 1941 I "supervised" it all. In other words I was in everybody's way and playing all over."
Meroney went on to use his insider knowledge of the Baylor campus as a student, graduating in 1948 after he served in World War II.
This blog post is an edited version of William Albert Meroney's memoir, as prepared by former Texas Collection director Kent Keeth for The Baylor Line, Summer 1994. Blogging about Texas periodically features "Looking Back at Baylor" selections, with hopes of sharing Keeth's work with a new audience.
Looking Back at Baylor: Honoring Judge Baylor
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By Kent Keeth
The Judge R.E.B. Baylor statue sits on Founders Mall, between Waco Hall and Pat Neff Hall.
If you've been to the Baylor campus, chances are good that you have climbed into Judge Baylor's lap for a photo opportunity. But it took awhile to arrive on that design—the statue was very nearly a standing portrait. (Imagine how different the photos would be!) In honor of R.E.B. Baylor's birthday this week (likely on May 10), learn how this memorial to Baylor's namesake came into being.
Preparations for the 1936 Texas Centennial Celebration brought a variety of bright opportunities to the state's Depression-ridden economy. Towns, counties, and institutions, anticipating a burst of tourism, prepared to attract visitors by capitalizing upon their historical figures and events; and many of the nation's underemployed artists and craftsmen, aware of the potential commissions which such commemorations could engender, began scouring the state in search of work. To help them find employment, one of the federal government's New Deal assistance programs appropriated funds in 1935 for disbursement by the Texas Centennial Commission of Control in payment for their work.
Baylor President Pat M. Neff, ever alert to means of channeling outside funding into the university, was quick to recognize the possibilities of this federal largess. No substantial monument had ever been raised on Baylor's campus to the school's founder and namesake, Judge Robert E. B. Baylor, and Neff applied for and received a grant of $14,000 for the erection of a memorial to him.
Did you know that the artist of Mount Rushmore, Gutzon Borglum, was considered as the sculptor for the Judge Baylor statue commission? Photo courtesy of TravelSD.
On October 21, 1935, during a chapel service, he named a committee to decide upon the use to which the funds would be put….In addition to reaching agreement about the type of monument which they wanted, they had to select its location, view proposals submitted by sculptors, and recommend to the Commission of Control the artist best able to perform the work…. the committee's first approval centered upon two proposals made by Gutzon Borglum, sculptor of Mount Rushmore.
The more elaborate of Borglum's drawings featured a portrait statue of Judge Baylor on a central pedestal, dressed in "a flowing robe of academic suggestion." Flanking the pedestal at ground level were curved benches, on one of which reclined "the charming figure of a young man, reading," while on the other sat a young woman "gazing upward as if entranced by the statue."…The second proposal, favored by committee and sculptor alike, consisted of "a simple statue of Judge Baylor in the dress of the period," with figures of a young man and woman in high relief on the pedestal's sides….
Coppini's clay model for the Judge Baylor statue. Pompeo Coppini papers #1490.
The committee liked Borglum's work, but he broke off contact with the committee to pursue another commission. In January 1936, they nearly approved a proposal by Chicago sculptor Leonard Crunelle (another portrait statue concept), but committee meetings ceased for about nine months, and then Pompeo Coppini of San Antonio came up.
Coppini's abilities were a known quantity on Baylor's campus. One of his first commissions in the state had been the statue of former president Rufus Burleson, erected on Burleson Quadrangle in 1905….
At its meeting of September 21, 1936, the Monument Committee voted to request a proposal from Coppini, and the artist visited the campus shortly afterward. By July 1937, having received a firm commission to undertake the work, he returned to consult with the committee and settle final details….
Judge R.E.B. Baylor Statue, Baylor University, after the unveiling at the Founders Day dedication ceremony in 1939. Pompeo Coppini papers #1490.
Coppini quickly decided that, for best lighting effect, the statue should face to the south, across the street from Waco Hall. Judge Baylor's pose required more deliberations—a seated figure could cost more, but also would be more distinctive. The committee also discussed adorning the pedestal itself with bas relief figures symbolic of Judge Baylor's interests in religion, law, and education, but then agreed with the sculptor on a simpler design.
With all essential details decided, Coppini departed to his studio to design, model, cast, and eventually deliver the product of his own and the committee's labors. The completed statue of Judge Baylor, unveiled during Founders Day observances on February 1, 1939, was an immediate success within the Baylor community.
This compilation of a two-part article by former Texas Collection director Kent Keeth was originally published in The Baylor Line in April and June 1984. Blogging about Texas periodically features "Looking Back at Baylor" selections, with hopes of sharing Keeth's work with a new audience.


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Hero, Bajaj, TVS say e-mobility transition could undermine Make in India
By: FE Bureau |
New Delhi | Published: June 25, 2019 5:28:04 AM
Say 100% transition uncalled for; caution Make in India could be undermined.
The government wants electric three-wheelers on the roads by 2023 and electric two-wheelers — for vehicles with a capacity of up to 150 cc — by 2025.
Makers of two- and three-wheelers, including Bajaj Auto and TVS Motor, on Monday lashed out at the government over the proposed timelines for the rollout of electric vehicles and the near-total ban on internal combustion engines (ICE).
They expressed concerns over the potential loss of jobs, cautioning that Make in India could be seriously undermined and also noted it was unfair that passenger cars were not being subjected to similar conditions.
The government wants electric three-wheelers on the roads by 2023 and electric two-wheelers — for vehicles with a capacity of up to 150 cc — by 2025. Smaller bikes and scooters account for 80% of the sector.
"This is not like Aadhaar, not a software and print cards. You have to set up a whole supply chain, and migrate from the current supply chain," TVS Motor CMD Venu Srinivasan observed in a comment to PTI.
"We have said we will take four months to come with a plan. The plans will start with one city (that has the highest number of two-wheeler population) and that too, to a percentage of one city and migrate over a period of time," Srinivasan said.
Bajaj Auto managing director Rajiv Bajaj said on a leading business channel he believed a100% transition is completely uncalled for. "I am shocked because internal combustion engine (ICE) of Indian two and three-wheelers that are the global benchmark for low emission and high fuel efficiency must be banned within the next few years with scant deliberation on where the unemployed are to go or from where the electricity for charging is to come," he said.
Government think-tank NITI Aayog, at a meeting with the industry on June 21, had rebuffed its reservations. It has asked them to suggest within two weeks concrete steps for the transition by 2025.
The companies believe the the policy has been framed without adequate study and due diligence. Asserting that a "black or white, zero-one change" is not possible "with 20 million vehicles, $15 billion in sales, 1 million employees", Srinivasan added that the proposal had not been thought through. "I hope saner thoughts will prevail and people will think through the real implications of all this," he observed.
While favouring all monetary and other incentives for the EV industry, Bajaj, however, asserted he was totally opposed to any mandatory ban of conventional two and three-wheelers. "The unshakeable fact is that our industry is world-class, for it makes the lowest emission and highest fuel efficiency vehicles in the world," Bajaj observed.
Also read: Niti Aayog asks scooter, bike makers to draw up plan for EVs
He also asserted the move was impractical and ill-timed, considering the scale involved when stakeholders did not have "any meaningful experience with any of the pieces of the EV puzzle" and that, too, a date so close to BS VI implementation. Bajaj has argued that to target two and three wheelers but not cars makes it an incomplete initiative.
Srinivasan asserted that "changing to batteries running on thermal power will not reduce one iota of pollution". Right now, he said "two-wheelers contribute to 20% of automotive pollution. The automotive industry contributes 20% of overall pollution, so we are dealing with 4% pollution".
He further pointed out that the Indian automotive industry has attracted large foreign investments based on stability of policies. "We are dealing with the most competitive and the only industry to have really grown to that scale and competitiveness in the engineering industry," he added.


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Pyasi Atma is a 1998 Indian Hindi-language horror film directed by P Chandrakumar and produced by Gautam Dhariwal, starring Prithvi, Shiva, Kishore Bhanushali, Dinesh Hingoo and Mithun Chakraborty.

Plot
Pyasi Atma is a horror film starring Prithvi in lead role and Mithun Chakraborty playing a guest role.

Cast
 Mithun Chakraborty ( Guest Appearance )
 Shiva Rindani
 Prithvi
 Kishore Bhanushali
 Dolly Bindra
 Shiva Rindani
 Dinesh Hingoo
 Jay Thakur

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1998 films
1990s Hindi-language films
Mithun's Dream Factory films
Films shot in Ooty
Indian horror films
Indian erotic horror films
Films directed by P. Chandrakumar


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Giovanni di Naso (heerlijkheid Milaan, 14e eeuw – Bologna, 3 augustus 1361) was een prelaat in het middeleeuwse Italië. Hij was achtereenvolgens bisschop van Melfi (1348-1349), bisschop van Verona (1349-1350) en bisschop van Bologna (1350-1361). Deze drie bisdommen lagen in drie verschillende vorstendommen.

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Giovanni di Naso was afkomstig van een adellijke familie in de heerlijkheid Milaan, een uitgestrekt vorstendom in Noord-Italië en semi-autonoom binnen het Heilige Roomse Rijk. Hij trad toe tot de orde der dominicanen of predikheren. Hij was bekend om zijn doctrinaire aanpak in zijn prediking. Zijn eerste bisschopsbenoeming was deze in Melfi in het koninkrijk Napels.

Kort nadien werd hij bisschop in Verona, een stadsstaat in het Heilige Roomse Rijk. Hij decreteerde er de fusie van het mannenklooster der benedictijnen van Santa Maria in Campo Marzio, een verpauperd en gedemoraliseerd klooster, met het vrouwenklooster Santa Chiara in Santa Maria delle Vergini.

Nadien verliet hij Verona om bezit te nemen van de bisschopstroon van Bologna, een stadsstaat onder invloed van de paus. In Bologna overleed hij.

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"Feeding Biology, Distribution, and Ecology of Two Species of Benthic P" by Gary R. Gaston, Jerry A. McLelland et al.
Paraonis fulgens and Paraonis pygoenigmatica inhabit sandy littoral and sublittoral sediments of the northem Gulf of Mexico and U.S. East Coast, but seldom overlap in distribution. The purpose of this study was to compare the feeding ecology and distribution of these species. We analyzed distributions and gut contents of Gulf of Mexico specimens and found that P. fulgens inhabited substrates with slightly more silt and clay than those inhabited by P. pygoenigmatica. Although Paraonis fulgens ingested more diatoms than P. pygoenigmatica, this distinction likely resulted from habitat differences, not selective feeding. Previous studies suggested that P. fulgens fed selectively on diatoms only.
Gaston, G. R., J. A. McLelland and R. W. Heard. 1992. Feeding Biology, Distribution, and Ecology of Two Species of Benthic Polychaetes: Paraonis fulgens and Paraonis pygoenigmatica (Polychaeta: Paraonidae). Gulf Research Reports 8 (4): 395-399.


This view represents the interval-based aggregate table AGT_ID_HOUR, which provides a rollup of resource interaction-handling activities for interactions that are assigned a specific business attribute, such as customer segment, business result, service type, and service subtype. Rollups are derived primarily from the INTERACTION_RESOURCE_FACT table and are based on the resource's first attempt in handling interactions. An inner join to IRF_USER_DATA_GEN_1 provides aggregated data that is dimensioned by revenue and customer satisfaction. Note that within the AG2_ID hierarchy, these two sets of fields are stored as integers. In the source IRF_USER_DATA_GEN_1 table, they are stored in character format. Numeric data only should be written to these fields. Refer to "Check for Incorrect Data Type" in the Reporting and Analytics Aggregates User's Guide to learn how to recover from situations in which RAA attempts to aggregate nonnumeric data.
The same columns and column descriptions apply to other AG2_ID_* tables.
DATE_TIME_KEY The surrogate key that is used to join this aggregate table to the DATE_TIME dimension table to identify the calendar date and 15-minute interval corresponding to the start of the aggregated interval.
INTERACTION_DESCRIPTOR_KEY The surrogate key that is used to join this aggregate table to the INTERACTION_DESCRIPTOR dimension table to identify the business attributes assigned to the interaction.
ENTERED The total number of customer interactions that entered or began within the contact center and were assigned this business attribute. This count includes abandoned interactions.
ENTERED_THREAD The total number of unique threads of customer interactions of this business attribute that entered or began within the contact center. This measure is attributed to the first interval of the thread.
ENTERED_OBJ_RES The total number of customer interactions that entered or began within the contact center, were assigned this business attribute, and either had a baseline service objective or a response threshold that was greater than zero.
This measure relies on the value of the response threshold as configured in the [agg-gim-thld-ID-IXN] section.
ABANDONED The total number of customer interactions of this business attribute that were abandoned or stopped for any reason while the interactions were waiting for the first handling resource. The count includes customer interactions that were abandoned while they were ringing at the agent's desktop or alerting at the handling resource as well as short-abandoned interactions.
DEFERRED The total number of customer interactions of this business attribute that were deferred while the interactions were waiting for the first handling resource.
ABANDONED_INVITE The total number of customer interactions of this business attribute that were abandoned or dropped for any reason while they were alerting or ringing at the first handling resource. This count includes short-abandoned interactions.
SHORT_ABANDONED The total number of customer interactions of this business attribute that were abandoned or dropped for any reason within the threshold while they were waiting for the first handling resource.
ACCEPTED_THREAD The total number of customer-interaction threads that were accepted, initiated, or pulled by handling resources. This measure includes a handling resource's first participation in outbound replies to inbound interactions.
ACCEPTED The total number of customer interactions of this business attribute that were accepted, answered, or pulled by a handling resource.
ACCEPT_TIME The total amount of time, in seconds, that customer interactions of this business attribute were queued and/or alerting or ringing before the interactions were accepted, answered, or pulled by the first-handling resource. Duration starts when the interaction enters or begins within the contact center and ends when the interaction is accepted, answered, or pulled by the handling resource. This measure includes alert (ring) time.
ACCEPTED_THR The total number of times that customer interactions or established warm consultations of this business attribute that were accepted, answered, or pulled by a handling resource within the acceptance threshold.
This measure relies on the value of the acceptance threshold as configured in the [agg-gim-thld-ID-IXN] section.
RESPONSES For voice and chat media, the total number of customer interactions of this business attribute that were accepted, answered, or pulled by handling resources.
For e-mail, this measure represents the total number times that resources (e.g., agents) created outbound replies that might or might not have been sent. One handling resource can create multiple replies; this measure's value reflects each reply.
RESPONDED For voice and chat media, the total number of customer interactions of this business attribute that had been answered by a handling resource.
RESPONDED_THR The total number of customer interactions of this business attribute for which a response was created within the service time threshold configured by service-related key-value pairs in the attached user-data mapping.
FIRST_RESPONSE_TIME The total amount of time, in seconds, including mediation duration that elapsed before a first response to a customer interaction, that was assigned this business attribute was created.
ACCEPTED_AGENT The total number of customer interactions of this business attribute that were accepted, answered, or pulled by an agent.
ACCEPTED_AGENT_TIME The total amount of time, in seconds, that customer interactions of this business attribute were queued and/or alerting or ringing at agent resources before the interactions were accepted, answered, or pulled by the first-handling agent. Duration starts when an interaction enters or begins within the contact center and ends when the interaction is accepted, answered, or pulled by an agent—thereby, including alert time or ring time.
ACCEPT_TIME_AGENT_MAX The longest amount of time, in seconds, that customer interactions of this business attribute spent in a queue before the interactions were accepted by the first handling resource. The duration starts when the interaction enters or begins within the contact center and ends when the interaction is accepted, answered, or pulled. This measure includes alert (ring) time.
ABANDONED_TIME The total amount of time, in seconds, associated with customer interactions of this business attribute that were abandoned or dropped for any reason. This time includes the duration of customer interactions that were abandoned within the short-abandoned threshold.
ABANDONED_STANDARD_TIME The total amount of time, in seconds, that is associated with interactions of this business attribute that were abandoned by the customer or dropped for any reason before the interactions could be established. This time excludes the duration of customer interactions that were abandoned within the short-abandoned threshold.
ABANDONED_TIME_MAX The maximum amount of time, in seconds, that customer interactions that entered or began within the contact center and were assigned this business attribute spent in a queue and/or alerting/ringing at the first target before the interactions were abandoned or stopped for any reason.
ENGAGE_TIME The total amount of time, in seconds, that agents were engaged with customers for interactions that were assigned this business attribute. This measure excludes engagement time that is associated with collaborations, simple consultations, and other interaction-related durations, such as hold time, ACW time, and alert (ring) time.
ENGAGE The total number of interactions for which agents were engaged with customers for interactions that the agents received and that were assigned this business attribute. This measure excludes other interaction-related counts, such as holds, instances of ACW, and collaborations and consultations that the agents received.
HOLD_TIME The total amount of time, in seconds, that agents had customers on hold for interactions assigned this business attribute.
HOLD The total number of customer interactions of this business attribute that agents had on hold.
WRAP_TIME The total amount of time, in seconds, that resources spent in ACW state for customer interactions that were received of this business attribute.
WRAP The total number of times that agents entered ACW state for customer interactions that the agents received of this business attribute.
INVITE The total number of customer interactions of this business attribute that alerted or rang at agents before the interactions were accepted, answered, or pulled plus the total number of dials that agents performed, where the interactions were successfully established. This measure is attributed to the interval in which the alerting/dialing first occurred.
INVITE_TIME The total amount of time, in seconds, that customer interactions of this business attribute alerted at agents plus the total duration of dialing performed by agents.
CONSULT_RECEIVED_ACCEPTED The total number of interactions of this business attribute that included requests for collaboration or consultation where the collaborations/consultations were associated with customer interactions.
CONSULT_RESPONSES For e-mail, the total number of collaboration replies that were initiated within the contact center. For voice, this measure is the same as CONSULT_RECEIVED_ACCEPTED.
CONSULT_RECEIVED_INVITE The total number of simple consult interactions of this business attribute that alerted or rang at agent resources before the agents accepted, answered, or pulled the interactions.
CONSULT_RECEIVED_INVITE_TIME The total amount of time, in seconds, that simple consult interactions of this attribute alerted or rang at agent resources. Consultations do not have to be established for this measure to be incremented.
CONSULT_RECEIVED_ENGAGE_TIME The total amount of time, in seconds, that agents were engaged in collaborations or simple consultations where the collaborations/consultations were associated with customer interactions of this business attribute and the agents were the recipients of the collaboration/consultations requests.
CONSULT_RECEIVED_HOLD_TIME The total amount time, in seconds, that agents had simple consultations on hold where the consultations were associated with customer interactions of this business attributes and the agents were the recipients of the consultation requests.
CONSULT_RECEIVED_HOLD The total number of simple consultations that agents had on hold where the interactions were associated with customer interactions of this business attribute and the agents were the recipients of the consultation requests.
CONSULT_RECEIVED_WRAP_TIME The total amount of time, in seconds, that agents spent in ACW state after consult calls that the agents accepted, where the consultations were associated with customer interactions that were assigned this business attribute.
CONSULT_RECEIVED_WRAP The total number of simple consultations for which agents entered ACW state where the consultations were associated with customer interactions of this business attribute and the agents were the recipients of the consultation requests.
CONSULT_RCV_WARM_ENGAGE_TIME The total amount of time, in seconds, that agents were engaged in consultations where the agents were the recipients of the consultation requests and the interactions were transferred to or conferenced with the agents.
CONSULT_RCV_WARM_INVITE The total number of warm consult interactions of this business attribute that rang at agent resources before the agents answered the calls.
CONSULT_RCV_WARM_INVITE_TIME The total amount of time, in seconds, that warm consult interactions of this business attribute that alerted or rang at agents.
CONSULT_RCV_ACC_WARM The total number of interactions of this business attribute that included requests for collaboration or consultation where the collaborations/consultations were transferred to or conferenced with the agents who accepted them.
CONSULT_RCV_WARM_HOLD_TIME The total amount time, in seconds, that agents had consultations on hold where the interactions were associated with customer interactions of this business attribute, the agents were the recipients of the consultation requests, and the interactions were transferred to or conferenced with the agents.
CONSULT_RCV_WARM_HOLD The total number of consultations that agents had on hold where the consultations were associated with customer interactions of this business attribute, the agents were the recipients of the consultation requests, and the interactions were transferred to or conferenced with the agents.
CONSULT_RCV_WARM_WRAP_TIME The total amount of time, in seconds, that agents spent in ACW state following consultations that the agents requested and received, where the consultations were associated with customer interactions that were assigned this business attribute and the interactions were transferred to or conferenced with the agents.
CONSULT_RCV_WARM_WRAP The total number of consultations that agents received for which agents entered ACW state where the consultations were associated with customer interactions of this attribute, and the interactions were transferred to or conferenced with the agents.
CONFERENCE_INIT_AGENT The total number of times that agents initiated conferences for customer interactions that the agents received where the interactions were established and were of this business attribute.
TRANSFER_INIT_AGENT The total number of customer interactions of this business attribute that agents transferred. Both warm and blind transfers are reflected in this measure.
FINISHED_RESPONSE The total number of completed customer interactions that were assigned this business attribute and for which non-acknowledgement responses were sent by the system.
FINISH_RESPONSE_TIME The total duration, in seconds, of completed customer interactions that were assigned this business attribute and for which non-acknowledgement responses were sent by the system. The responses can be auto-responses that are generated by system handling resources or responses that are generated by agents. (For synchronous media, a response is counted upon acceptance of the interaction.) This duration includes the entire lifespan of the interaction: processing, queuing, and handling.
FINISHED The total number of completed customer interactions that were assigned this business attribute. This measure is equivalent to ENTERED when there are no remaining active interactions during the interval.
FINISHED_THR The total number of customer interactions of this business attribute that were completed within the finish threshold.
This measure relies on the value of the finish threshold as configured in the [agg-gim-thld-ID-IXN] section.
FINISH_TIME The total amount of time, in seconds, that it took to complete customer interactions that were assigned this business attribute. Duration is measured as the end time of a completed interaction minus its start time. Active interactions do not contribute to this measure.
SATISFACTION_ENTERED The total number of times that customer-satisfaction scores were recorded for customer interactions of this business attribute.
SATISFACTION The sum of numerical scores of customer satisfaction that were attributed to customer interactions assigned this business attribute.
REVENUE_ENTERED The total number of customer interactions that entered or began within the contact center, were assigned this business attribute, and had associated revenue.
REVENUE The total revenue generated during the interval by customer interactions assigned this business attribute.
ACTIONABILITY_ENTERED The total number of times that actionability scores were recorded for customer interactions of this business attribute.
SENTIMENT_ENTERED The total number of times that sentiment scores were recorded for customer interactions of this business attribute.
INFLUENCE_ENTERED The total number of times that influence scores were recorded for customer interactions of this business attribute.
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Q: Windows cmd dir hogging CPU
I have a couple of these "Windows command Processor" (cmd) running a dir command and taking 10-15% CPU constantly, heating everything up and well hogging CPU.
I also see findstr running around the same time, not sure if it's related.
Command running looks like ls -lR equivalent. No idea what is running that.
I opened "Indexing Options", it says "index complete". So not sure if it's indexing.
Any ideas?

A: Try killing the process and see if it pops up again. If it does not, you may have to try clean booting to see if the problem is present.
EDIT: the two processes are almost certainly related. They seem to be related to indexing. Please open the resource monitor (Win+R and type resmon) and post screenshot of the process.

A: Try using the Windows Process Explorer.  It should show you which program or service started these processes.  Process Explorer is a freeware task manager and system monitor for Microsoft Windows.

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Q: So many Service Bus Transient Errors? We have two windows services that live on a Corporate On-Premise Server and that continually send messages to Azure Service Bus in the cloud.  Although the messages do end up on the service bus eventually, there are periods of time where the messages just seem to never make it through for a long stretch of time.
This is causing delay issues for us, as we depend on the message arriving onto the service bus and being processed within a minute.  However, as can be seen below, a message can be 'blocked' for stretches of up to 30-40 minutes before making its way through to Azure Service Bus.  This happens every day, and almost at some time during every hour.
The errors are mainly one of the following (example logs at end of this post):

*

*A connection attempt failed because the connected party did not properly respond after a period of time, or established connection failed because connected host has failed to respond 191.239.XX.XXX:443

*Error during communication with Service Bus. Check the connection information, then retry.

*No such host is known

*The request operation did not complete within the allotted timeout of 00:01:10. The time allotted to this operation may have been a portion of a longer timeout. TrackingId:f2db6377-e17d-401a-b339-11fbb51c7bf7, Timestamp:19/05/2017 12:47:36 AM
The way that we send messages to the service bus is as follows, simplified below:
private TopicClient _azureTopic;

...
<Begin Loop>

if (_azureTopic == null)
{
   var connectionString = "Endpoint=sb://mynamespace.servicebus.windows.net/;SharedAccessKeyName=managerfiddev;SharedAccessKey=AABBCCDDEEFFGGHHHASDFADFAadfadfdfz=EntityPath=mytopic";
   _azureTopic = TopicClient.CreateFromConnectionString(connectionString);
   _azureTopic.RetryPolicy = RetryPolicy.NoRetry;
}

var brokeredMessage = new BrokeredMessage(message.Message)
{
    MessageId = message.Id.ToString()
};
brokeredMessage.Properties["ReceivedTimestamp"] = DateTime.Now;

_azureTopic.Send(brokeredMessage);

<End Loop>

Note:
  There is a deliberate reason why we have a NoRetry policy.  Without wanting to add too much noise to the question, the same message that failed will be tried again in the next iteration (it sends the message to subscribers in a round robin fashion).
Example log of errors during a small window of time.

20:31:51  Event.WindowsService    Event.WindowsService::PublishAzureServiceBusTopicMessage()
  error trying to synchronise message with Azure. Message ID: 1191251
  Error during communication with Service Bus. Check the connection
  information, then retry.
20:32:00  Event.WindowsService    Event.WindowsService::PublishAzureServiceBusTopicMessage()
  error trying to synchronise message with Azure. Message ID: 1191251
  No such host is known
20:32:00  RFID.WindowsService RFID.WindowsService::PublishAzureServiceBusTopicMessage()
  error trying to synchronise message with Azure. Message ID: 1930029
  No such host is known
20:32:10  RFID.WindowsService RFID.WindowsService::PublishAzureServiceBusTopicMessage()
  error trying to synchronise message with Azure. Message ID: 1930029
  No such host is known
20:32:10  Event.WindowsService    Event.WindowsService::PublishAzureServiceBusTopicMessage()
  error trying to synchronise message with Azure. Message ID: 1191251
  No such host is known
20:32:10  RFID.WindowsService RFID.WindowsService::PublishAzureServiceBusTopicMessage()
  error trying to synchronise message with Azure. Message ID: 1930029
  No such host is known
20:34:00  RFID.WindowsService RFID.WindowsService::PublishAzureServiceBusTopicMessage()
  error trying to synchronise message with Azure. Message ID: 1930034
  Error during communication with Service Bus. Check the connection
  information, then retry.
20:38:34  Event.WindowsService    Event.WindowsService::PublishAzureServiceBusTopicMessage()
  error trying to synchronise message with Azure. Message ID: 1191269
  Error during communication with Service Bus. Check the connection
  information, then retry.
20:38:51  RFID.WindowsService RFID.WindowsService::PublishAzureServiceBusTopicMessage()
  error trying to synchronise message with Azure. Message ID: 1930043
  Error during communication with Service Bus. Check the connection
  information, then retry.

A: Service bus has native retry capabilities on Namespace Manager, Messaging Factory, and Client (see Retry guidance for specific services).
Because it is handling transient exception, you shouldn't have duplicated sent messages.
if you want to retry only once You can configure it like that:
var connectionString = "myconnectionstring";
var client = TopicClient.CreateFromConnectionString(connectionString);
client.RetryPolicy = new RetryExponential(minBackoff: TimeSpan.FromSeconds(2),
                                        maxBackoff: TimeSpan.FromSeconds(2),
                                        maxRetryCount: 1);

This should do the trick.
If you want to ensure deduplication, just google azure servicebus deduplication.


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Francesco Foggia (* 1604 in Rom; † 8. Januar 1688 ebenda) war ein italienischer Komponist des Barock.

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Foggia war Knabensopran am Collegium Germanicum der Jesuiten in Rom und Schüler von Antonio Cifra, Giovanni Maria Nanino und Paolo Agostini. Danach war er vermutlich am Hof des bayerischen Kurfürsten Maximilian I. in München und danach auch in Wien angestellt. Später war er an verschiedenen Kirchen Roms als Organist tätig. Von Oktober 1634 an war er für zwei Jahre an der Kapelle von Santa Maria in Trastevere, von Dezember 1636 bis 1662 wird er als Kapellmeister der Patriarchalbasilika San Giovanni in Laterano genannt. Im Jahr 1667 gab er als Kapellmeister der Basilika San Lorenzo in Damaso einen Sammelband Psalmodia Vespertina heraus, der einen Querschnitt seines Schaffens enthielt, und der Psalmen, Magnificats und Marienantiphonen enthält. Von 1677 bis zu seinem Tod war er Kantor an der Patriarchalbasilika Santa Maria Maggiore in Rom, sein Sohn Antonio Foggia folgte ihm im Amt nach. Francesco Foggia, der in Rom mehrere Kapellmeistertitel auf Lebenszeit erhielt, gilt als letzter großer Vertreter der Römischen Schule und einer der einflussreichsten römischen Kapellmeister des 17. Jahrhunderts. Er starb hochgeehrt in Rom.

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 Beatus ille servus, 4-stimmige Motette für Männerchor und b.c., Braun-Peretti Bonn 1984
 Beatus vir qui timet dominum, Manuskript in Düben-Sammlung, Verlag C. Hofius Ammerbuch, 2007
 Celebrate o fideles (1646), Manuskript in Düben-Sammlung
 Cessate, deh, Cessate für Sopran und b.c., Cantio Sacra, Bd. 38, hrsg. von Rudolf Ewerhart, Verlag Edmund Bieler Köln 1976
 Confitebor tibi domine, Manuskript in Düben-Sammlung, Verlag C. Hofius Ammerbuch, 2007
 David fugiens a facie Saul, Oratorium
 De valle lacrimarum für Solostimme und b.c., Cantio Sacra, Bd. 28, hrsg. von Rudolf Ewerhart, Verlag Edmund Bieler Köln
 Dixit Dominus Domino meo, Verlag C. Hofius Ammerbuch, 2007
 Domine quinque talenta, Manuskript in Düben-Sammlung
 Egredimini addicte Christi nomini, Manuskript in Düben-Sammlung
 Eccelsi lumini cultures, Manuskript in Düben-Sammlung
 Exultantes et laetantes, Manuskript in Düben-Sammlung
 Gaudete jubilate o gentes, Verlag C. Hofius Ammerbuch, 2007
 Hodie apparuerunt voluptates, Manuskript in Düben-Sammlung
 Laetamini cum Jerusalem, Manuskript in Düben-Sammlung
 Laeta nobis refulget dies, Manuskript in Düben-Sammlung
 Laetantes canite diem laetitia, Manuskript in Düben-Sammlung, Verlag C. Hofius Ammerbuch, 2008
 Laetatus sum in his, Manuskript in Düben-Sammlung
 Laudate Dominum omnes gentes, Manuskript in Düben-Sammlung, Verlag C. Hofius Ammerbuch, 2007
 Laudate Pueri Dominum, Verlag C. Hofius Ammerbuch, 2007
 Magnificat zu 5 Stimmen und b.c.
 Magnificat concertata con instromenti di 6 tono für 9-stimmigen Chor und Instrumente, Verlag C. Hofius Ammerbuch, 2007
 Quare suspiras in dolore anima mea, Manuskript in Düben-Sammlung
 Serve bone et fidelis
 Tobiae oratorium, Oratorium
 Victoria Passionis Christi, Oratorium
 Lataneien und geistliche Lieder zu zwei, drei, vier und fünf Stimmen. Opus Quartum, Band 5 der Gesamtausgabe
 Sein Schaffen für das Oratorium. Daniele, David fugiens a facie Saul, Tobiae, Turbabuntur impii terrore, Victoria Passionis Christi, Trompetenkonzert. Band 20 der Gesamtausgabe.

Literatur
 Carl Fassbender: Francesco Foggia (1604-1688): Untersuchungen zu seinem Leben und zu seinem Motettenschaffen, Dissertation Bonn 1980

 Gunther Morche: Francesco Foggia: Sein Beitrag zur konzertierenden Motette, in: Musica e musicisti nel Lazio, Fondazione Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina, Palestrina 1998
 Otto W. Eckle: Francesco Foggia (1603-1688). Sein Schaffen für das Oratorium. Teil 1: Analysen. Opus, Frankfurt am Main 2013, ISBN 978-3-934263-02-4. Teil 2: Darstellung der Manuskripte in Partitur. Opus, Frankfurt am Main 2013, ISBN 978-3-934263-03-1. Zugleich Dissertation Johann Wolfgang Goethe-Universität Frankfurt am Main 2013.

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Komponist (Barock)
Komponist (Italien)
Komponist (Kirchenmusik)
Kirchenmusiker
Kapellmeister
Klassischer Organist
Musiker (Rom)
Historische Person (Italien)
Geboren 1604
Gestorben 1688
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