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Q: SpringBoot application can't resolve thymeleaf view I'm running the code in ch21 of "spring in action 4th" in IDEA, a simple springboot web application. But it does'nt work, which does'nt resolve thymeleaf veiw.
I have modified the view name to html filename, it works. But the model can't be displayed.
Controller
@Controller
@RequestMapping("/")
public class ContactController {

    private ContactRepository contactRepo;

    @Autowired
    public ContactController(ContactRepository contactRepo) {
        this.contactRepo = contactRepo;
    }

    @RequestMapping(method=RequestMethod.GET)
    public String home(Map<String,Object> model) {
        List<Contact> contacts = contactRepo.findAll();
        model.put("contacts", contacts);
        return "home";
    }

    @RequestMapping(method=RequestMethod.POST)
    public String submit(Contact contact) {
        contactRepo.save(contact);
        return "redirect:/";
    }
}

maven pom
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<project xmlns="http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0"
         xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
         xsi:schemaLocation="http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0 http://maven.apache.org/xsd/maven-4.0.0.xsd">
    <parent>
        <groupId>org.springframework.boot</groupId>
        <artifactId>spring-boot-starter-parent</artifactId>
        <version>2.1.4.RELEASE</version>
    </parent>

    <modelVersion>4.0.0</modelVersion>
    <groupId>com.github.lxyscls.SpringInAction4th</groupId>
    <artifactId>SpringInAction4th-ch21</artifactId>
    <packaging>jar</packaging>

    <dependencies>
        <dependency>
            <groupId>org.springframework.boot</groupId>
            <artifactId>spring-boot-starter-web</artifactId>
        </dependency>
        <dependency>
            <groupId>org.thymeleaf</groupId>
            <artifactId>thymeleaf-spring4</artifactId>
        </dependency>
        <dependency>
            <groupId>org.springframework.boot</groupId>
            <artifactId>spring-boot-starter-thymeleaf</artifactId>
        </dependency>
        <dependency>
            <groupId>org.springframework.boot</groupId>
            <artifactId>spring-boot-starter-jdbc</artifactId>
        </dependency>
        <dependency>
            <groupId>com.h2database</groupId>
            <artifactId>h2</artifactId>
        </dependency>
    </dependencies>

    <build>
        <plugins>
            <plugin>
                <groupId>org.springframework.boot</groupId>
                <artifactId>spring-boot-maven-plugin</artifactId>
            </plugin>
        </plugins>
    </build>
</project>

I put the html under src/main/resources/templates.
home.html
<!DOCTYPE html>

    <title>Spring Boot Contacts</title>
    <link rel="stylesheet" th:href="@{/style.css}" />

Spring Boot Contacts

    <form method="POST">
      First Name:
      <input type="text" name="firstName"></input>

      Last Name:
      <input type="text" name="lastName"></input>

      Phone #:
      <input type="text" name="phoneNumber"></input>

      Email:
      <input type="text" name="emailAddress"></input>

      <input type="submit"></input>
    </form>

        First
        Last :
        phoneNumber,
        emailAddress

The error logs are as below.
17:03:23.339 [http-nio-8080-exec-2] DEBUG org.springframework.web.servlet.view.InternalResourceView - View name 'home', model {contacts=[]}
17:03:23.340 [http-nio-8080-exec-2] DEBUG org.springframework.web.servlet.view.InternalResourceView - Forwarding to [home]
17:03:23.342 [http-nio-8080-exec-2] DEBUG org.springframework.web.servlet.DispatcherServlet - "FORWARD" dispatch for GET "/home", parameters={}
17:03:23.345 [http-nio-8080-exec-2] DEBUG org.springframework.web.servlet.handler.SimpleUrlHandlerMapping - Mapped to ResourceHttpRequestHandler ["classpath:/META-INF/resources/", "classpath:/resources/", "classpath:/static/", "classpath:/public/", "/"]
17:03:23.346 [http-nio-8080-exec-2] DEBUG org.springframework.web.servlet.resource.ResourceHttpRequestHandler - Resource not found
17:03:23.346 [http-nio-8080-exec-2] DEBUG org.springframework.web.servlet.DispatcherServlet - Exiting from "FORWARD" dispatch, status 404
17:03:23.347 [http-nio-8080-exec-2] DEBUG org.springframework.web.servlet.DispatcherServlet - Completed 404 NOT_FOUND

A: The error log shows you are trying to do a GET request to /home but i don't see any request mapping to /home in your controller class. You have defined class level RequestMapping to /. You could try calling http://localhost:8080 which should take you to the home.html page or you could define RequestMapping to your home method somethying like below and try calling http://localhost:8080/home
 @RequestMapping(value = "/home", method=RequestMethod.GET)
public String home(Map<String,Object> model) {..}


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Lippelo is een deelgemeente van de Belgische gemeente Puurs-Sint-Amands in de provincie Antwerpen. Lippelo was een zelfstandige gemeente tot aan de gemeentelijke herindeling van 1977.

Geschiedenis
Lippelo was een zelfstandige gemeente tot deze einde 1976, evenals Oppuurs, een deelgemeente werd van Sint-Amands. Deze fusiegemeente vormde in 2019 samen met Puurs de gemeente Puurs-Sint-Amands. Ook Puurs was een fusiegemeente, die bestond uit Puurs, Breendonk, Liezele, Ruisbroek en Kalfort.

Bezienswaardigheden

 De Sint-Stefanuskerk, in 1998 beschermd als monument
 Het 's Gravenkasteel
 Het Hof te Melis en het park in het Lippelobos.

Natuur en landschap
Lippelo is een landelijk dorp aan de Lippelose Beek die uitkomt in de Vliet welke naar de Rupel stroomt. Het zuiden van Lippelo is bosrijk, met name het Lippelobos is een 60 hectare groot bos met dreven en het Hof te Melis met park. Men treft er meer dan honderd verschillende zwamsoorten aan.

Demografische ontwikkeling

Bronnen:NIS, Opm:1806 tot en met 1970=volkstellingen; 1976 = inwoneraantal op 31 december

Politiek

Geschiedenis
Lippelo had een eigen gemeentebestuur en burgemeester tot de fusie van eind 1976.

Voormalige burgemeesters

Mobiliteit
Door Lippelo loopt de N17, een belangrijke verkeersader.

Sport
 voetbalclub VV Herleving Lippelo

Bekende inwoners
 Philémon Cammaert (1856 - 1934), politicus en brouwer
 Elisabeth Van Ingelgem (1890-1976), schilderes

Nabijgelegen kernen
Oppuurs, Liezele, Malderen, Opdorp, Sint-Amands

Externe links
 Geschiedenis van Lippeloo
 Inventaris Onroerend Erfgoed

Plaats in Antwerpen (provincie)
Sint-Amands

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Editorial: A Rethink on Bali's Recovery
Leaders and members of Bali's tourism industry are holding their collective breaths, waiting for Bali's return to "normal" levels of tourism activity in what has become known as the "new normal."
How long will Bali need to again welcome around 17 million annual visitors – a number comprised of about 6.3 million foreign visitors and some 10.7 domestic travelers? And, perhaps more to the point, when will Bali once again enjoy the more than US$10.7 billion in revenues spent by past visitors, both foreign and domestic, at the Island's hotels, restaurants, shops, and tourist attractions?
And, of equal concern, will Bali ever fully recoup those halcyon days when the local economy provided direct and indirect employment for well over one million of the more than 4.2 million people who make their home on the Island?
The impact of the ongoing global pandemic on the world's economy has been both wide-ranging and profound. The world now finds itself confronting a "new normal" in which the very nature of global travel has altered. These changes, in turn, will dictate the future face of Bali as an international travel destination.
In calculating the future of Bali tourism, consider the following:
World aviation is fundamentally changed. In Indonesia, the major air carriers are hemorrhaging cash and living under mountains of debt. Once large and respected international names in aviation are now on their knees. Airlines have been forced to mothball armadas of parked aircraft, closed international sales offices, retrenched staff, canceled new aircraft orders, and trimmed their wings in anticipation of shrinking from their former status as a global airline to just a regional air carrier. Grim proof that the appetite for bigger, better, and higher is no longer fashionable in aviation circles is found in the fact that the two behemoths of modern aviation – the Boeing 747 and Airbus A-380 – have recently ended their production runs.
In a matter of only a few months, the world has been plunged into the worst recession since the Great Depression – far worse than the Global Financial Crisis. While the losses are ongoing and still being calculated, global economic growth in 2020 will fall to at least minus 3 percent. Industries, brands, and business franchises have suddenly disappeared and, with them, countless jobs. Unemployment, a decline in disposable income, and economic uncertainty seem certain to deter travel for the foreseeable future.
We are in a world pandemic. Each country will devise its response to COVID-19, depending on the course the disease takes in each locale. Bali is doing a laudatory job in preparing to welcome back tourists safely. But, when tourists from key source markets will return remains out of the Island's hands and depends mostly on when borders reopen internationally and in the region. As we write this, U.S. nationals are unwelcome in most European countries, and the world is warned not to expect Australian travelers to be making any overseas trips until sometime in 2021. That the borders of many nations remain closed to international travel and compel a mandatory quarantine period for foreign visitors, and returning expatriates alike, make international travel highly unattractive in the present circumstance. With Chinese and Australian travelers once the main source of Bali foreign visitors and now limited in their options to travel by government decree, we ask where will Bali find the tourists it needs to fill its hotels and restart its travel industry?
COVID-19 is not going away anytime soon. HIV was first identified in 1981, and while highly effective life-sustaining treatments are now available, some 40 years later no cure is in hand. Even if a vaccine effective in fighting COVID-19 is discovered, medical trials, distribution of the vaccine, and overcoming medical prejudices mean that the world will be wearing face masks and practicing social distancing for years to come. The lasting social and economic impact of COVID-19 on the hospitality, cruise, and airline industries are only slowly starting to become known.
Indeed, the very nature of the travel industry has changed. Higher airfares, reduced flight frequencies, and physical distancing protocols will translate into travel that is suddenly more expensive, and, as such, has become basically inimical to "mass travel." The momentary or long-term disappearance of major sporting events, festivals, concerts, and international conferences will also have powerful lead-on impacts on airlines, hotels, and conference venues together with a whole range of supporting businesses.
What Lies Ahead for Bali?
Given the numerous detrimental impacts of a pandemic-ridden world on travel in the "new normal," it is both naive and more than a little pollyannish to assume that Bali tourist arrivals numbers will return to their former pre-pandemic levels any time soon.
The more likely scenario, in our view, is to plan for a return of visitors to Bali at around half the level experienced before the COVID-19 pandemic.
An Inevitable Price War Looms
If, as we suspect, Bali tourism returns at a fraction of its former self, an Island already oversupplied with hotel rooms before the global pandemic will be even more so in the months ahead. Desperate for cash, hotels will engage in an unprecedented price war that will, over time, make Bali a cheap destination over-supplied with rooms that are spiraling into dilapidation due to neglect and the lack of funds to maintain and refurbish room inventories.
Bali desperately needs a new paradigm to address the lack of tourist visitors, the surfeit of hotel rooms, and an acute need for capital to drive its economy.
Allow Us to Suggest
At this stage, to depend on tourism alone to restore Bali's fortunes is to resign the Island's future to little more than a pipe-dream and the possibly mistaken belief that Bali needs only patiently to wait for the "good old days" to return.
Given recent indications that President Joko Widodo is looking for bold, cross-sectorial remedies to help Indonesia escape its current predicament, we think the following outline strategies bear further investigation as ways in which to reduce the current over-supply of accommodation:
Change immigration polices. Deregulate visa rules to facilitate the large market comprised of a floating mass of "digital nomads" to take up residence in Bali. Foreign workers create employment for locals Indonesians and seldom take employment positions away from anyone. Facilitate immigration stay permits for digital nomads whose office is a laptop and simply enforce long-standing Indonesian regulations that require income tax be paid by anyone spending more than 180 days in Indonesia during any calendar year.
Turn Bali into a regional medical tourism center by deregulating the medical professions to allow foreign doctors to practice in Bali at modern medical centers. This approach has borne much fruit in Thailand, which now has world-class medical centers staffed by highly qualified Thai and foreign practitioners treating patients from around the world. Empty hotels could be rebuilt into modern hospitals and accommodation for travelers seeking medical attention.
Similarly, widen current efforts to allow foreign universities to open fully-credentialed campuses in Bali. Indonesian and international students could undertake fully accredited courses of study from top-notch places of higher learning operating fully-accredited campuses in Bali. Winners all around as Indonesians receive a world-class education formerly only available at a high cost abroad; Bali becomes the world's most famous "university town;" and empty hotels are converted into classrooms and student housing.
These are just a few of the proactive remedial steps available to Bali warranting further investigation.
What's clear, waiting for tourists to return in their former numbers to Bali may prove to be a matter of placing our bet on a horse that may come in last or not at all.
Categories: Business, Economy, Editorial, Government, Indonesian Visas, News, Politic, Tourism
Tags: Bali tourism, Editorial, Recovery Plans, Room Oversupply


Begin by adding your Betty Crocker Carrot Mix to your mixing bowl, along with the required ingredients on pack, but replacing the water with the pineapple juice. Mix well for 2-3 minutes and then pour your mix evenly into two greased cake tins. Bake using the instructions on pack!
While your cake is baking, empty a tub of Betty's Vanilla Icing into a bowl and add the passion fruit pulp, mixing well.


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John Leo Doiron
Obituary of John Leo Doiron
Video Link for Funeral Mass https://youtu.be/orQ6XjHI8k4
It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of John Leo Doiron, of Pomquet, on May 2, 2022 in St. Martha's Regional Hospital surrounded by his family.
Born in Antigonish, John was a son of the late James and Margaret (Vincent) Doiron.
John had a long career in the construction industry. He first started with Albert Whidden, then moved on and worked as a rebar tier for many years. He then returned to his roots as a carpenter. One of John's projects, that he was most proud of, was the St. Martha's Regional Hospital build, where he was involved from start to final turnover. The last and longest part of his career was with St. F.X. University where he served first as a carpenter, then as superintendent and lastly moved into management.
As a long standing member of the Carpenters Union, John enjoyed talking construction with anyone who would listen and didn't mind giving his opinion on how he thought things should be done.
He was a director for the Pomquet Co-op and a founding member of the Pomquet Fire Department, where he was an active member for 50 years. Once he could no longer respond to emergencies he would still frequent the firehall to catch up and help wherever he could and to watch his beloved Montreal Canadiens.
John could often be found lending a helping hand at either the church, parish hall, Chez Delauriers, fire hall or with family and friends. John also devoted time to the Parish Council where he was a member for many years.
He is survived by his daughter Jackie (Donald) Chisholm, Fort McMurray; son Howie (Angela), Sydney; six grandchildren, Maggie, Carley, Rachel, Michael, Andrew and Johnny; two great-grandchildren Eli and Audrey; brother Paul (Vivian); sisters Cecile MacEachern, Carol Doiron, and brother-in-law Alfred, all of Pomquet; as well as many nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by the love of his life Dianne (Carr); brother Daniel, sister Ann Marie and brothers-in-law Gerard MacEachern and Bill Carr.
Visitation will be held from 7-9 pm Wednesday, May 4 and 2-4 and 7-9 Thursday, May 5 in MacIsaac Funeral Home, 61 Pleasant St., Funeral Mass 11 am Friday in Ste. Croix Church, Pomquet, Rev. Andrew Gillies presiding. Burial in the parish cemetery. Family flowers only please. Memorial donations may be made to the Canadian Cancer Society or St. Martha's Palliative Care Unit.
The family would like to offer special thanks to the staff of the St. Martha's Palliative Care Unit and The Maples for your care and support.
Ste. Croix Church
1148 Monk's Head Road
Pomquet, Nova Scotia, Canada
Ste. Croix Cemetery


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Q: Android Studio , BT socket null point error , Click here to download codes for the app working
I am using the color picker app which works individually very well , i updated it with bt connectivity to HC_05 device and still working good, later i tried to create the new_activity and tried to send data to HC--05 do not work ,
after reading several hours to google and stackoverflow , i could not manage to do much
Really appreciate if someone can help to put the codes together , i will owe one cheers and many thanks
code is attached

A: Vinay. I'm working on a similar android- arduino project - smart LED controller. There is very good example from Google on how to use Bluetooth connectivity - https://github.com/googlesamples/android-BluetoothChat . I've been following this example to get things going. There is my project - https://github.com/AlexShutov/LEDLights . Feel free to use code from there. Notice, that you have to connect to HC-05 from you phone (not accept connection from HC-05).

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Companies in Brighouse and Elland are today named among the very best businesses in Britain.
Elland-based A-Safe (UK) Ltd and Brighouse company Alco Valves Group have both won coveted Queen's Awards for Enterprise.
The two firms have secured awards in the category for international trade – recognising their successes in securing export contracts overseas.
In addition, Eric Binns, enterprise officer at Calderdale Council, has secured a Queen's Award for Enterprise Promotion for his work encouraging people to develop new businesses over the past 10 years.
And another Brighouse valvemaker, Severn Unival, played a part in its parent group winning a Queen's Award, too.
A-Safe (UK) Ltd, based at Ainley Industrial Estate was formed in 1984 and manufactures polymer-based safety barriers and bollards to protect people and structures in settings such as warehouses, airports, car parks and loading bays.
The firm, led by founder and managing director James Smith, has increased exports as a percentage of total turnover from 10% to 38% in the last three years. A strategy of setting up overseas subsidiaries in key markets has led directly to a number of commercial successes – with Germany and France its two largest export markets. The company has sold barriers into 160 countries worldwide and now has 65 employees compared with 50 three years ago.
Alco Valves, which has more than 100 employees, was established in 1977 and makes products and accessories for the oil, gas and energy sectors.
It won the Queen's Award for outstanding growth in overseas earnings over the past three years. The company has a strong presence in key markets established over its 35-year history and maintains close relationships with clients in order to understand and anticipate their needs.
Mr Binns is one of only eight individuals UK-wide to win Queen's Awards. He has been involved in business support for 10 years – initially with Business Link and the Huddersfield-based Mid-Yorkshire Chamber of Commerce.
Since 2009, as business enterprise officer at Calderdale Council, he has been solely responsible for running a successful programme offering advice, guidance and support in self-employment. His work has helped support more than 600 start-ups across the district. Mr Binns has also worked as a volunteer business mentor with Business Link and Yorkshire Agricultural Society.
He said: "It is a great honour to receive this prestigious award. I am very grateful for the recognition for the role that I have played in new business support and promotion during the past 10 years".
Brighouse-based valve firm Severn Unival has helped Leicestershire-based parent company Severn Glocon Group win its second Queen's Award for International Trade in four years.
The award recognises the British manufacturer's growth in overseas sales to the global oil and gas industry between 2010 and 2012 – during which time Severn Unival increased export sales by 21.8% to represent 35% of total turnover.


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Manilkara rufula is a species of tree in the Sapodilla family. It is endemic to the northeastern submontane forests of Bahia, Sergipe, Pernambuco, Paraíba, Ceará and Piauí states of Brazil. Although this species exists in many places, where it occurs it is either not numerous, or its numbers are declining due to loss of habitat.

Ecology
Manilkara rufula, along with its speciatic cousins M. longifolia and M. maxima, provide nectar as food for a primate called the golden-headed lion tamarin (Leontopithecus chrysomelas). Both tree and tamarin are only found in those remnants of Atlantic forest remaining in the northeastern region of Brazil. This habitat has long been disappearing through decades of intensive logging, followed by further disturbance in the converting of logged land to subsistence farming. What is left of said habitat comprises less than four percent of its original area.

These small habitats, islands of forest called "brejos", are fragments of moist forest caatingas, surrounded on every side by either dry forest caatingas, or by cerrados, swaths of shrubby vegetation resembling savanna, where M. rufula cannot grow. Unlike its dryer neighbors, caatinga moist forests occur primarily along inaccessible ridges and on solitary prominences, and are deluged by tropical rains measuring from 1,000 to 1,300 mm annually.

Manilkara rufula, along with some of its tree species associates (Podocarpus sellowii, Prunus sphaerocarpa, for example) is a remnant of an earlier climatological regime, when the northeast region as a whole was far moister than most of it is today. A prisoner both geographically and genetically, M. rufula is prevented from further spread by the less-than-ideal arid growing conditions all around it.

References

rufula
Plants described in 1863
Near threatened plants
Flora of Brazil
Taxonomy articles created by Polbot


The Blaine County School District has released the following information regarding registration for the 2013-2014 school year, which begins on Tuesday, Sept. 3.
Only students new to the district need to register at Bellevue Elementary School, Carey School, Hailey Elementary School and Woodside Elementary School. Parents or guardians will need to call the schools in order to schedule an appointment for registration. Telephone numbers are: Bellevue, 578-5080; Carey, 578-5040; Hailey, 578-5070; and Woodside, 578-5090.
Hemingway Elementary School in Ketchum will conduct registration for preschoolers, kindergarteners and new students from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. from Aug. 21-30. However, the district cautions that construction under way at Hemingway may affect building access. Parents or guardians should visit the Hemingway website through the district website for updates on the registration schedule.
Registration at Silver Creek High School will take place from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Aug. 21 and from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. on Aug. 22.
New middle school students to Blaine County must register by appointment only at Wood River Middle School. Call 578-5030.
Sixth-graders can register for classes on Aug. 21, last names A-G from 9-10:30 a.m., from H-M from 10:30 a.m. to 12 p.m., from N-R from 1-2:30 p.m. and from S-Z from 2:30-4 p.m.
Seventh-graders can register for classes on Aug. 22, with last names A-L from 8-10 a.m. and from M-Z from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Eighth-graders can register for classes on Aug. 22, with last names A-L from 1-3 p.m. and from M-Z from 3-5 p.m.
A makeup session for all grades will be held from 5:30-8 p.m. on Aug. 26.
The district advises that parents must be present at registration to complete forms.
New high school students to Blaine County attending Wood River High School must register with guidance counselors by appointment only on either Aug. 29 or Aug. 30. Call 578-5024.
All fall sports athletes can register for their sports from 4-8 p.m. on Aug. 27.
Student class registration for all grades is set of Aug. 28, last names S-Z from 8-11 a.m., M-R from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., F-L from 2-4 p.m. and A-E from 4-6 p.m.
Additional information on various fees and making payment is available at the Wood River High School website that can be accessed through the district website.
Students new to Blaine County and all sixth-graders at Wood River Middle School and ninth-graders at Wood River High School are required to provide documentation of proof of residency in Blaine County.
Other required documents include an original state-certified birth certificate and immunization records.
Proof of residency can be established by two current utility bills or proof that that utilities are paid through a lease agreement and one of the following documents: valid Idaho driver's license or state issued I.D. card, a property tax bill, a current lease agreement or an Idaho tax return. All documentation must include a physical address in Blaine County.


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Climate of Hatred in Posada Carriles Trial
January 12, 2011 Amid, By, Continues, El paso, Encouraged, Hatred, His supporters, Luis posada carriles, Seek justice, Terrorist, Texas, The trial, Those, Wednesday, Who
2 Washington, Jan 12. -The trial of terrorist Luis Posada Carriles in El Paso, Texas, continues Wednesday amid the hatred encouraged by his supporters for those who seek justice. Jose Pertierra, the attorney representing Venezuela in its request to extradite the terrorist, told Prensa Latina that Sergio Garcia, a Luis Posada Carriles' supporter, insulted him and threatened to kill him.
Cuba Commutes Death Sentence for U.S.-Based Terrorist
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0 Havana, Dec 29. -The State Security Court of the Cuban People's Supreme Court commuted the death sentence of terrorist Humberto Eladio Real Suarez to 30 years in prison. The court issued its ruling on Tuesday, at the conclusion of an appeal hearing for Real Suarez, who was given the death sentence for the crimes of acts against state security,
Venezuela Continues Investigating Terrorist Chavez Abarca
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1 Caracas, Jul 4. – Venezuela continues on Sunday the investigations about the criminal plans of terrorist Francisco Chavez Abarca, who arrived in this country to begin a series of terrorist attacks and cause destabilization events for the September 26 elections. Venezuela's Minister of Interior and Justice, Tarek El Aissami, confirmed on Saturday that after the Salvadorian-born citizen, who was


In Albena were opened two new beach libraries. One of them is located between the hotels Gergana and Slavuna, and the other one - in front of Kaliakra hotel.
In 2013 in the central part of the beach in Albena was opened the first free beach library in Europe. The initiative was well accepted, which was the occasion to add another two libraries for convenience of the readers.
The three libraries have a total of over 6000 books in 15 languages. The rich collection of titles in all genres - thrillers, crime novels, romantic and historical readings, memoirs, etc., can satisfy the tastes of even the most exigent readers. Special attention is given to the Bulgarian literature and in particular to Yordan Yovkov's book "Albena". The book was published in 6 languages, so that tourists from all over the world have the opportunity explore the wealth of Bulgarian literature.
Consultants guide readers and help them choose a suitable book for their holiday. Use of the books is completely free. Tourists are kindly requested to return the books after reading them and leave their own books (optional). Sharing titles encourages cultural exchange and introduces tourists to the literature of different nations.


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Q: Drop the rows after the Event/Diseased(1) occurred in R I'm new to R, I have a set of PATENT IDs with Disease status. I want to drop the rows after 1 status occurrence of disease. My data set looks like
ID  Date        Disease
123 02-03-2012  0
123 03-03-2013  1
123 04-03-2014  0
321 03-03-2015  1
423 06-06-2016  1
423 07-06-2017  1
543 08-05-2018  1
543 09-06-2019  0
645 08-09-2019  0
645 10-10-2018  0
645 11-10 -2012 0

Expected Output
ID     Date       Disease
123  02-03-2012    0
123  03-03-2013    1
321  03-03-2015    1
423  06-06-2016    1
543  08-05-2018    1
645  08-09-2019    0
645  10-10-2018    0
645  11-10 -2012   0

Kindly suggest a code that returns the expected output.
Thanks in Advance!

A: Using dplyr one way would be to select all rows if no  Disease == 1 occur in an ID or select rows only till first 1.
library(dplyr)
df %>%
  group_by(ID) %>%
  filter(if(any(Disease == 1)) row_number() <= match(1, Disease) else TRUE)

#     ID Date       Disease
#  <int> <chr>        <int>
#1   123 02-03-2012       0
#2   123 03-03-2013       1
#3   321 03-03-2015       1
#4   423 06-06-2016       1
#5   543 08-05-2018       1
#6   645 08-09-2019       0
#7   645 10-10-2018       0
#8   645 11-10-2012       0

data
df <- structure(list(ID = c(123L, 123L, 123L, 321L, 423L, 423L, 543L,
543L, 645L, 645L, 645L), Date = c("02-03-2012", "03-03-2013",
"04-03-2014", "03-03-2015", "06-06-2016", "07-06-2017", "08-05-2018",
"09-06-2019", "08-09-2019", "10-10-2018", "11-10-2012"), Disease = c(0L,
1L, 0L, 1L, 1L, 1L, 1L, 0L, 0L, 0L, 0L)), class = "data.frame", row.names = c(NA,
-11L))

A: This would do it.
set.seed(1012)

datas <- data_frame(ids = rep(1:3, each = 3),
           times = runif(9, 0, 100),
           event = rep(c(0, 1, 0), 3)) %>%
  arrange(ids, times)

datas %>%
  group_by(ids) %>%
  mutate(lag(cumsum(event), default = 0) == 0)

A: We can use cumsum to create a logical vector for subsetting
library(data.table)
setDT(df)[df[, .I[cumsum(cumsum(Disease)) <= 1], ID]$V1]
#    ID       Date Disease
#1: 123 02-03-2012       0
#2: 123 03-03-2013       1
#3: 321 03-03-2015       1
#4: 423 06-06-2016       1
#5: 543 08-05-2018       1
#6: 645 08-09-2019       0
#7: 645 10-10-2018       0
#8: 645 11-10-2012       0

Or using dplyr
library(dplyr)
df %>%
     group_by(ID) %>%
     filter(cumsum(cumsum(Disease)) <=1)

data
df <- structure(list(ID = c(123L, 123L, 123L, 321L, 423L, 423L, 543L,
543L, 645L, 645L, 645L), Date = c("02-03-2012", "03-03-2013",
"04-03-2014", "03-03-2015", "06-06-2016", "07-06-2017", "08-05-2018",
"09-06-2019", "08-09-2019", "10-10-2018", "11-10-2012"), Disease = c(0L,
1L, 0L, 1L, 1L, 1L, 1L, 0L, 0L, 0L, 0L)), class = "data.frame",
  row.names = c(NA,
-11L))


Discover what sets apart a good wine from an exceptional wine after appreciating five of the Okanagan's top wineries located in Kelowna, West Kelowna and Lake Country. Your wine tour experience will focus on the most distinguished wineries in British Columbia so you can be confident that the wine you will taste is simply the best!
Summerhill Pyramid Winery – A biodiverse winery featuring world-class certified organic wines that honestly express their Okanagan surrounding and the land of which they are grown. The Cipes have been proudly growing grapes on this fertile and sun-drenched property since they acquired it in 1986. Since then, Summerhill Pyramid Winery has been making fantastic red and white wines that romance the pallets of wine critics the world over.
Gray Monk Winery – The roots of Gray Monk Estate Winery began in the family. For generations, the Heiss family worked together to make their dreams of owning a vineyard into reality. Today, their slogan is "Generations of Commitment", recognizing the years of working together as a family to see their dreams come true. They are very proud of the quality of their wines and their customers' appreciation of these wines. They hope you will take the opportunity to share a glass of award winning wine and a toast with them this summer!
Mission Hill Winery – The focal point of the Okanagan's wine region and setting the standard in terms of phenomenal winemaking, unmatched architecture and exceptional quality control in every aspect of viticulture. Come experience an award-winning winery with stunning views of the Okanagan Valley, its lush hillsides, all swirled together in a beautiful blend of red and white wine tastings.
Quail's Gate Winery – With over a century of farming in the Okanagan, the Stewart family is deeply rooted to the fertile land that supports their lush vines, much like the depth of their wine. As a highlight of the Okanagan for all wine connoisseurs and hosting a portfolio of wines that finish nicely with every course during dinner, it is without doubt that a Quail's Gate wine will find a place on your dinner table or outdoor patio this summer.


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Das barocke Schloss Gross Stein befindet sich im gleichnamigen Dorf Gross Stein in der Woiwodschaft Opole in Oberschlesien.

Geschichte

Eine erste Burganlage an gleicher Stelle entstand bereits im 11. Jahrhundert unter dem Rittergeschlecht der Odrowąż. 1183 wurde in dieser Burg der später heiliggesprochene Hyazinth von Polen geboren und ein Jahr darauf der später seliggesprochene Ceslaus von Breslau. Im Jahr 1200 war es Geburtsort der später heiliggesprochenen Bronisława.

In den folgenden Jahrhunderten wurde das Schloss mehrmals umgebaut. Es war im Besitz zahlreicher Adelsgeschlechter, darunter derer von Strzal, von Larisch sowie von Strachwitz. Das heutige Erscheinungsbild erhielt das Schloss wohl im Jahr 1779. Namhaft waren aus der letzten Gutsbesitzerfamilie zuerst Ernst-Hyazinth Graf Strachwitz (1805–1869), Herr der Herrschaften Alt-Stubendorf, erster Agnat des Familien-Majorats Weigelsdorf und Bruschewitz. Er betrieb Groß Stein als Nebengut. Ihm folgten im Besitztum der Reichstagsabgeordnete Hyazinth Graf Strachwitz (1835–1871), verheiratet mit Luise Gräfin Strachwitz von Groß Zauche und Camminetz und Landschaftsdirektor, Mitglied des Preußischen Herrenhauses sowie Ehren-Bailli des souveränen Malteserordens aus. Nachfolger wurde dann deren Sohn Hyacinth von Strachwitz (1864–1942) auf Groß Stein, liiert mit Aloysia Gräfin Matuschka, Freiin von Topploczan uns Spaetgen. Bekanntester Vertreter wurde aber der Erbe Hyazinth Graf Strachwitz (1893–1968), früher SS-Standartenführer und folgend Generalleutnant (Panzer) der Reserve.

In den letzten Jahren vor Ende des Zweiten Weltkriegs wurden die Räumlichkeiten des Schlosses als Lazarett genutzt. Den Krieg überstand das Gebäude unbeschadet. Im Dezember 1945 bezog ein Kinderheim die Schlossanlage.

1954 wurde das Schloss dem militärisch genutzten angrenzenden Flughafen angegliedert. Die hier stationierten sowjetischen Truppen gingen mit dem Interieur und der historischen Bausubstanz nicht sehr pfleglich um. Bereits nach wenigen Jahren war das Schloss nicht mehr bewohnbar. 1970 zerstörte ein Brand das gesamte Gebäude. Daraufhin verfiel das Schloss zur Ruine.

1990 gingen die Grundstücke mitsamt dem Schloss an die Diözese Oppeln. Kurz darauf begannen die Wiederaufbaumaßnahmen am Schloss. 1994 wurde das Schloss mit einem angrenzenden Sanktuarium eingeweiht. Die Innenräume sowie die Außenfassaden wurden teils originalgetreu rekonstruiert, so dass der Schlossbau sein altes barockes Erscheinungsbild wieder erlangte. An den Feierlichkeiten nahm auch der Kölner Erzbischof Joachim Meisner teil.

Heute sind das Schloss und das Sanktuarium ein wichtiges religiöses und geistliches Zentrum. Das Dorf Groß Stein ist zudem ein wichtiger Erholungs- und Kurort in der Woiwodschaft Oppeln ein.

Literatur
 Albert Glaeser: Groß Stein (Kamień Śląski). Schloss- und Parkanlage. Wydział Teologiczny Uniwersytetu Opolskiego (Opole), 2011.
 Hans Friedrich von Ehrenkrook, Jürgen von Flotow: Genealogisches Handbuch der Gräflichen Häuser 1952, Band I, Band 2 der Gesamtreihe GHdA, C. A. Starke, Glücksburg/Ostsee, S. 433 ff.

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2C celebrated Easter with Peeps Day!!
Thanks to Valentine Insurance for their support of our MAP Incentive program!!
First grade is loving Mastodon State Park!
First touching and looking at artifacts.
Juniors participate in Reality Simulation today.
First grade field trip fun.
Congrats to the students who have been recognized for being RESPECTFUL in April!
Caitlyn Guffey, Maddie Burton, and Kyra Wales attended FBLA State Leadership Conference in Springfield, MO 4/14-4/16/2019.
Rabbit house STEM projects in 2C.
Easter STEM project in 2C.
Thanks to AECI for their DONATION to our WMS MAP incentives program!! Whoot whoot!!
Second grade had a great field trip to Mark Twain Park today!
Students enjoyed a Movie at Macon Cinema this morning for their perfect attendance 3rd Quarter.
Our student athletes are working hard in Morning Fit Club! Would love to see more of them in here!
Sophomore Tristin Prewitt participated in Central Methodist University's State Coaching Day to help prepare her for State Music Festival on her Vocal Solo.
Kindergarten enjoyed the day by practicing their writing skills outside with sidewalk chalk!
First graders are being paleontologists and extracting bones (chocolate chips) from rock (the cookie).
Michael Haynie and Treyton Black posing with Trooper Gipson in front of the Barrel Bob Poster as part of the Buckle Up Phone Down Campaign happening this week at Westran High School to promote driving safety.
Making and eating a dinosaur snack.
Alexa Summers, from Burrell, presented on Mental Health to our Middle School students. They learned different ways to cope, self care and how outside influences affect mental health.
First grade learned about plants. We can eat all parts of a plant.
We are learning about Dinosaurs in first.
Congratulations to these classes for having the most Reading Counts book points in the month of March and winning the Traveling Trophy!
These 4th and 5th graders were recognized for being RESPONSIBLE at school!! Congrats!!
Westran 4th and 5th grade students who scored Proficient or Advanced on the Math and English/Language Arts MAP Test last year. Way to go Hornets!
Congrats to these 2nd and 3rd graders for making it on the Character Board for being RESPONSIBLE!!
The HS track meet scheduled for today @ Moberly has been canceled and will not be made up.
These kindergarten and 1st grade students were on the character wall for March for being RESPONSIBLE!!
MS Students of the Month!
The kindergarten telling time using our play dough mats!
2C making edible sedimentary rocks!
Everyone worked hard on their party planning in 2C but I love how Conner thought about hosting a party for people who work hard in our community!
Making peanut butter and jelly sandwiches for our How To writing unit.
Student Council having fun at Sky Zone!
The HS track meet for today (4/1) in Fayette has been canceled and will not be made up.
We were 'busy' creating our own web after reading The Very Busy Spider.
Working on our own Grouchy Ladybugs.
Optimist Pee Wee baseball sign ups are tonight, March 26th at 6:30pm in Elem cafeteria. This is for Huntsville children to play on Huntsville teams.
The preschool room will be open March 28th 5:00-7:00p.m. For 2019-2020 Pre-K registration.
Mr. Summers' 6th grade science class is measuring the solar system using toilet paper!! Haha!
These 4th and 5th graders have been recognized for being RESPONSIBLE at school this month! Way to go!!
These K-3 students have been recognized for being RESPONSIBLE at school this month!! Great job!!
Westran Band students participating at District Solo and Small Ensemble Festival.
4C was the winners of the Reading Counts Traveling Trophy for the Month of February! Top Reader was Shayla Aldridge!
Westran Band received an Exemplary rating at State Large Ensemble Festival today, which is the highest you can receive.
8th grade had a reality check today! They were given jobs, a family, and a pay check then had to figure out how to make ends meet. Station by station they had to budget for all of life's needs.
7th grade had the opportunity to learn about social media safety from Miss Missouri, Katelyn Lewis at MACC's UCAN2 event.
Great day for Hornet baseball!
7th grade FACS class makes new pillows for the Library!
6th grade students visited MACC through the UCAN2 program they host. They got a good preview of what college life is all about!
2C made clocks as a STEM project, then we used them to practice telling time.
Even Batman had to take the spelling test!
Westran Middle School would like to shout a big THANK YOU to HUFFMAN INSURANCE GROUP for their contribution for MAP incentives! You all rock!
Just a few of the Westran Elementary Reading Day Activities.
Westran will dismiss at noon tomorrow. This will allow students and staff the ability to go to the funeral of a staff member. Thank you for your cooperation.
Learning about Metamorphic rocks in 2B using starburst!
Westran schools will dismiss at noon on Monday so students and staff may attend a funeral of a staff member.
Thank you to all of our guest readers today!
Firefighters came to read to us for Reading Day.
Working on our 'Bed' books after reading The Princess and the Pea.
2C practiced telling time by playing I have, who has!
"Reading Gives You Super-Powers!" at the Elementary Family Reading Night.
3B students learning about assembly lines by making a snack mix.
2nd Graders performing a skit on "Responsible" - the character word of the month for the elementary.
Congratulations to these classes for having the most book points for their grade. They've won the Reading Counts Traveling Trophy for February.
These students earned a spot on the Good Character Board for showing the character trait of HONESTY! Great job!!
2C did a great job on their demonstrations! Best part was eating the final products!
Kindergarten enjoys green eggs and ham!
Intense badminton matches in lifetime sports!
Building houses from straws and sticks.
4B using supplies to make circuits without any directions.
Westran RI will hold their annual kindergarten screening on Thursday, April 4, 2019. Parents need to contact the Westran Elementary office at 660-277-3666 to schedule an appointment. Children who are screened will be eligible to participate in Kindergarten Academy. Additional information for Kindergarten Academy will be available during your child's screening on April 4. Children must be 5 years of age before August 1, 2019 to attend kindergarten.
Middle School Students of the Month!
Westran Baseball will be selling t-shirts and hoodies until Friday. Order forms are available at each of the school offices. Turn in to Coach Thomas at the High School.
7th and 8th grade band students who participated in the CMU Music Festival Friday. All received 1 or 2 ratings.
Popping numbered balloons in order after reading Hop on Pop.
AM class celebrates Dr. Seuss's birthday with "The Places You'll Go" balloons!
MS and ELE yearbook orders are due tomorrow March 1st, 2019. Extra forms are in the office at each school.
Measuring ourselves after reading The Foot Book.
Eating green eggs and ham.
Many students being recognized for their HONESTY at WES!!
3C is learning how to research answers!
Our class is beginning animal reports. Stay tuned!
If I Built a House in 2B!
We made floats to show the three forms of matter.
Creating a gas by putting a solid into a liquid.
1B went on a noun hunt today.
First grade is studying matter.
2nd grade PBS snowball fight!
3C won "most book points" for January!
Boys basketball game for tonight in Sturgeon has been postponed until tomorrow night at 9:00 due to impending weather.
No pie auction tonight at the high school.
Battle of the Robots in Mrs. Barnett's class.
Congratulations to the WHS Boys basketball team on winning the Lewis & Clark Conference championship!
Learning about patterns with candy hearts for Valentine's Day in Mrs Conway's room!
2C working on counting money.
Jostens Ring Order/Parent Night has been rescheduled for tomorrow, Wednesday February 13th from 2:30-6:00.
These students were recognized for showing PATIENCE at school!! Way to go!!
Wrapping up the Chinese New Year in 2B!
The ACT test scheduled for this weekend at Moberly High School is still on. Make sure you check your email for the notification.
The JVB-VG-VB games scheduled for tonight at Westran vs. Harrisburg have been postponed until February 13th starting at 5pm.
The varsity basketball games that were to be played at Paris tonight have been postponed until Feb. 11th starting at 6 pm. The non-conference varsity games and JVB game that was scheduled for the 11th at Westran have been cancelled.
The conference basketball game scheduled to be played tonight at Paris has been rescheduled for Thursday night starting at 6pm. As a result the non-conference rescheduled game vs. Sweet Springs that was to be played at home on Thursday has been cancelled.
No school at Westran on February 6, 2019.
The Westran schools will dismiss early today. Middle School at 2:00 the elementary and high school at 2:15.
The MS quiz bowl match at Harrisburg as well as the varsity baskeball games at Paris have been cancelled for tonight. The basketball game has been rescheduled for tomorrow night.
Today's morning FIT-CLUB looking photogenic post-conditioning!
Lewis and Clark Conference Band rehearsing for the concert tonight at Scotland County.
7th Grade Quiz Bowl team wins their first match at the North Shelby Tournament.
8th Grade Quiz Bowl team competing in the North Shelby Scholars Bowl.
The varsity basketball games vs. Jamestown have been rescheduled for Monday February 11th. The JV boys will play Fayette starting at 4:30 followed by the 2 varsity games vs. Jamestown.
100th Day fun! Escape Room math challenge!
2A loved the 100th day!
Kindergarten is 100 days smarter!
Westran RI will not be in session tomorrow, January 30. We will have a late start on January 31 at ten o'clock.
2B is learning to research!
No school today because of weather. Have a safe day.
MS students working hard today, just at the HS! Great job everyone!!
Due to a water leak in Clifton Hill. Westran schools will be releasing students at noon today. Middle School will be releasing from the high school.
December Reading Counts Traveling Trophy. Way to go to these classes for having the most book points for December!
Career Day at Westran High School was held 1/11/19. Thank you to our presenters!
The freshman boys and JV boys games that were scheduled to be played at the Salisbury JV classic on Saturday morning have been cancelled. The Freshman boys will play on Tuesday at 7:00pm at Salisbury HS for the makeup date.
The 9B-JVB games at the Salisbury Classic have been postponed tonight due to the weather.
5A working on Persuasive writing.
The varsity basketball games scheduled for tonight 1/15 vs Sweet Springs have been cancelled due to the weather. Makeup dates are TBD.
Due to the snow the Salisbury JV Classic games that were scheduled for tonight have been moved to Wednesday night Jan. 16th with the same starting times.
No school at Westran tomorrow 1-14-19.
2C discovering how blubber helps animals survive in winter.
The Freshmen and JV boys basketball games vs Centralia scheduled for tonight have been cancelled due to impending weather.
All students that are job shadowing tomorrow your day will end at noon. Please be safe.
Westran Middle School will dismiss at 11:45 tomorrow and the elementary and high school will dismiss at noon.
First graders working and completing snow globes.
AM class is making shapes and learning cause and effect and teamwork with water!
December students of the month!
4B gift exchange for the party today!
4B got the chance to read their narrative holiday stories with Mrs. Mosier's Kindergarten class.
Second grade had a blast at our fiesta!
3B writing persuasive letters to Santa.
Christmas Around the World in 4B. Decorating yule logs and puppets for France.
2C is proud of Addison, she was the top seller for the PTSO fundraiser!
2C shared what we learned about the 7 continents with our friends in kindergarten!
We needed a trailer to deliver the 4,000+ items our students and staff donated to our annual Safe Passage drive!! We are so proud of their GENEROSITY!!
A big shout-out to Westran Elementary for donating over 4,000 items to Safe Passage!
Decorating gingerbread girls and boys to wrap up our week reading gingerbread stories and discussing story elements.
So many students made it on the Character Board this month for being GENEROUS!! You make us so proud!
Making pizza while visiting Italy.
Making an edible Yule log while learning about Christmas in France.
Fun in first! We made yule logs after learning about Christmas in France.
2B is working hard on fantasy writing!
4B Writing and Illustrating their own stories to read to the Kindergartners!
Santa came to visit Preschool!
Making piñatas while visiting Mexico as we learn about Christmas in different countries.
Pecan pie from the pecan tree outside the Middle School. Thanks, Mrs. McAdams.
K-2 students practice for Christmas concert tonight. Come join us at 6:00 in the high school gym!
2nd grade Christmas in Italy!
Learning about People and Resources on our technology!
Gingerbread STEM projects. Goal was to get the Gingerbread Man across the water without getting eaten by the fox or getting wet! We had some great designs!
First grade visited Germany. We learned about their costumes. Then we made gingerbread houses.
The kids made flags to represent themselves. We talked about battle flags and how they carried them into battle.
Congratulations to these classes for winning the Reading Counts Traveling Trophy for having the most book points in November!
November's Character Word was PATRIOTIC. In addition to honoring veterans throughout the month, teachers recognized various students for showing patriotism by adding their names to our Good Character Board! So proud of them all!
Special Olympic Athletes compete at area bowling in Chillicothe.
Leaning about Australia and trying fairy bread!
The MS basketball games scheduled for tonight vs. Moberly at Westran HS have been cancelled due to the weather.
The HS basketball games scheduled tonight at Glasgow have been postponed and makeup date is TBD.
Coach O'Laughlin with the football awards.
Coach Rutherford talking about cheerleading awards.
Coach Schleicher with fall golf awards.
Coach Schleicher with the Fall golf awards.
Coach Martin with softball recognition at the 2018 Fall sports banquet.
These 4th and 5th graders were recognized for being "PATRIOTIC" in November! Way to go!
These K-3 students were recognized for being "PATRIOTIC" in November! Great job!
First grade learning about Christmas in Sweden.
8th-grade recognition for Basketball and Cheerleading has been moved to Monday, December 10th between games.
Mrs. Martin's Middle School class working on multiplication!
The JV basketball games vs Higbee on December 4th have been cancelled.
Thank you Jordan Harlan for helping us learn this semester! We will miss you!
The Middle School loves having NextEra come in and teach them it's wonderful to be an ORIGINAL! Each person is special!
Elementary students participate in "You Matter, You have Value, You have Purpose" assembly!
Westran will not be in session tomorrow, November 27.
Westran RI schools will be called off tomorrow. November 26, 2018.
You can see the livestream of the Westran semifinal football game vs. Hayti on yhctv.com starting at 1pm on Saturday November the 24th.
STEM with cranberries and toothpicks.
4B surveyed Thanksgiving Pie choices for 4th grade.
Football team advances to State Semi-final game!
8th Grade Boys take 2nd place in the St. Joe Tournament! Way to go Hornets!
Congratulations to the Lady Hornets for winning 2nd place!
First grade working in Seminole headdress.
We loved he pep assembly this morning!
Turkey hideouts to save the Thanksgiving turkey!
Westran Elementary students got to hear all about Alaska from Westran alumnus Trent Land. The students loved his presentation!
The HS football team will play Fayette HS this Saturday at 1 pm in a state quarterfinal game at Westran High School. The cost of admission will be $7 dollars per person 6 years and older. No passes will be honored. The gates will open at 11:30 am. Come out and support the team.
Lewis and Clark Conference Choir photos.
The Westran school district will have early dismissal on Friday, November 16, 2018. Middle School will dismiss at 11:45, Elem. at 12:00, and HS at 12:15.
Due to early dismissal yesterday football district Championship t-shirts can be ordered until Wednesday November 14th at noon.
The 8G-8B game scheduled to be played at Cairo on Monday November 19th will begin at 6 pm instead of the originally scheduled 5 pm.
Enjoyed the Veteran's Day Assembly at the High School!
2C used edible manipulatives to practice place value and subtraction with regrouping.
3C is thankful for many things!
STUCO officers presenting cards to our Veteran speaker and thanking him for serving our country.
8th grade boys basketball will play @ Harrisburg HS @ 5:00, 8th grade girls will play at MS @ 7:30. Bus for both leaves at 3:45 from the HS.
Native American home construction in 2B!
FTA Members attending the State FTA conference today in Columbia.
October Reading Counts Traveling Trophy winners for most book points!
Working hard in 2B with subtraction!
Congratulations to Coby Coonce on being selected as Sykes insurance player of the week!
Congratulations to Allyssa Downing on being selected as Sykes insurance player of the week!
The 7G and 7B basketball game scheduled for Friday night vs. Sturgeon has been cancelled.
October Student of the Month - Persistent Jenna and Colin were nominated and voted on by their peers and the WHS Staff for the October Student of the Month. Congratulations!!
3C had a pretty "sweet" Halloween party!
Congratulations to the WHS cheerleaders as they competed at Staley High School today and received 4th place!!
These 4th and 5th graders were recognized by their teachers for showing GRATITUDE in the month of October! You're awesome!!
Working on igloos that the Inuits lived in.
Ghost launching and pumpkin carving. We were busy in first grade this week.
Mrs Hayward works hard for our students at Westran High School.
Catapult action in Physical Science class.
Sorting and graphing different types of Halloween candy!
6th graders enjoyed making caramel apples yesterday! They raised the most money for Children's Miracle Network!!
These 2nd & 3rd graders were recognized by their teachers for showing GRATITUDE during the month of October! Great job!
These kindergarten and 1st graders showed GRATITUDE during the month of October! Way to go!!
Halloween treat graphing in 2B!
Congratulations to Westran Alumni Royce Black and Dalton Reynolds for receiving their American FFA Degree at convention this year. This is the highest degree an FFA member can earn and less than 1% of all FFA members will ever receive this high award/honor.
Westran FFA members at National Convention.
Lots of GRATEFUL students at WES this month!!
2A predicting and counting with pumpkin seeds!
Proud of the 2nd grade Superheroes today! They rocked Aimsweb testing on the Chrome Books!
2B is counting pumpkin seeds!
Come out tonight and support the football Hornets as they play Louisiana in the first round of District playat 7pm. Admission is $3 for adults and $2 dollars for students. All passes are honored. Senior recognition will begin at 6:30 pm.
Second grade is enjoying fall!
Come out and support the Hornets Friday night as they play Louisiana High School at home starting at 7 pm. Cost of admission will be $3 dollars for adults and $2 dollars for students. All regular season passes will be honored. Senior recognition will be held prior to kickoff!!
We started our day at WMS with a fun scavenger hunt! Each student used the get to know me sheets that were hung on their lockers to complete the scavenger hunt!
Testing the power of air pressure in 4B.
These K-3 students were recognized by their teacher for showing GRATITUDE during the first 2 wks of October!!
Creating our spiders with suckers and tinsel sticks.
These 4th & 5th graders were recognized by their teachers for being GRATEFUL during the first 2 weeks of October.
Just a reminder that there is no JV football game tonight vs Knox County.
Thanks to all the MACC Greyhounds for reading to us on Friday!
Firefighters taught us a lot about fire safety!
MACC Greyhounds came to read today.
Greyhounds are here reading Halloween stories!
MACC basketball players reading to first grade.
4th grade enjoyed having the Greyhounds read to them! We really appreciate our local community college supporting the Westran school kids! They are great role models!
MACC Greyhounds read to the first grade.
Halloween stories read by the Greyhounds!
4C talking about their personal narratives! All of the class did an excellent job!
Thanks to the Huntsville firefighters for visiting today!
First grade waiting to walk to school.
First grade learning about fire safety. Thank you Westran Fire Protection District!
2C enjoyed our latest read aloud story, Charlotte's Web.
2C had lots of fun watching Junie B Jones at the Maples Theatre in Macon!
We loved the Junie B. Jones play!
The district softball game at Putnam County is on as scheduled . Game time is 6pm.
Walk to School Day is tomorrow, Oct. 11. We will be leaving the Huntsville city park at 8 AM and walking to the elementary. Dress for colder temps.
First graders feeding whitetail deer.
First graders at Maples Repertory Theater.
7th Grade Music working on our bucket drumming. Thanks to Lowe's for donating the buckets!
K-8 Walk to School Day is moved to Thurs, Oct 11. More info attached.
Junie B. Jones the musical.
4B learning all about the 5 regions of the US. This week it's the SW.
Walk to School Day for grades K-8 is Wed., Oct. 10.
Heading out for our voyage just like Christopher Columbus!
The JV football game scheduled for tonight at Westran has been cancelled.
2C cheers on the Hornets!
First grade at Homecoming parade.
STEM: Building with apples and toothpicks.
7th grade finished their pillows!
The MS softball game scheduled for Monday October 8th at North Shelby has been cancelled as North Shelby will not be able to field a team.
These K-3 Super Kids were recognized by their teachers during the month of September for showing DETERMINATION at school! Great job!
These 4th & 5th grade Super Kids were recognized by their teachers during the month of September for showing DETERMINATION at school! Way to go!!
5A bought game time today.
Kindergarten learned all about apples this week.
2A working on different projects about spider webs!
Early dismissal at 1:15 today!
Little Hornet Cheerleading Clinic tomorrow from 9-11:30 at the High School. Please check in at the back door by the music room.
WEAR BLUE OCTOBER 1st- National Stomp Out Bullying Day!
5C is learning about the digestive system. Today we made fun flip-books to help remind us what organs are being used and what they do during the digestion process.
1st grade took writing outside.
The MS softball game vs. Paris scheduled for Thursday September 27th has been cancelled.
Today we mixed it up in the lunch room! It gave students the opportunity to talk with others that they don't typically sit by and get to know them better!
Only a science teacher would ask students to drop eggs!
The JV football game at South Shelby scheduled for tonight has been modified to only 2 quarters vs. South Shelby. Knox County will not be able to attend and play the 2 additional quarters.
Some new additions to the DETERMINED board this week! Wonder what October's word will be?
Great day at Carrollton Band Festival. 3rd place out of 10 in parade competition and 5th in field competition.
2A wrote our own silly stories!
5C spent science learning about muscles. We did pushups to see how many we could do before our muscles got tired!
High School band preparing for competition on Saturday at Carrollton.
2C using candy and stickers to make equal groups!
Construction Paper Apples. Working on those fine motor skills.
Using and learning about our 5 senses.
Reading Charlotte's Web before dismissal!
Working on equal groups in math!
First grade exercising their bodies after exercising our brains.
Music Booster Meeting tonight at 6:30 in the HS Music Room.
Outdoor Science making birdhouses for the outdoor classroom.
First graders using our sense of sound to guess what is in the egg.
Westran band playing at Pioneer Day in Cairo.
Westran High School band marching in the Pioneer Day parade.
Westran, Cairo, and Moberly bands playing together at Old Settlers.
Jumping Rope in 5B after reading about a champion double dutch team !!!
4th & 5th Grade Students Caught Being DETERMINED so far!!
K-3 students caught being DETERMINED so far!!
Middle School Art club ends at 5:30 tonight. Students must have turned in form Friday to attend tonight.
Middle school hallway in progress.
We enjoyed all of our grandparents today!
Students rewarded for following the "Hornet Way"...redeeming magnets at the Hornet Cart!
Great job with the morning announcements and Pledge - led by a 4th grade student.
Come check out the Elementary Book Fair open from 10-3 today!
Here are 4Bs kahooy winners.
4B reviewing for science test.
2A is talking about different types of communities!


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Donnelly warns tightening of Covid restrictions cannot be ruled out this winter
Breakingnews Irish October 5, 2021
A return of tighter Covid-19 restrictions cannot be ruled out this winter, Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly has warned.
Speaking during a debate on an extension to the legal framework for Covid restrictions which are due to expire on October 9th, Mr Donnelly said the path of the virus cannot be predicted.
According to the Irish Examiner, the Minister said an "agile and flexible" is needed for any "new emerging threats".
"The act is an important part of that response, should the potential for [a new threat] arise in the future, and while unlikely, it cannot be fully ruled out because of the uncertainty of the future trajectory of the virus, given how novel it is," he said.
Mr Donnelly reassured TDs that the plan remains to ease the last restrictions on October 22nd, "pending final Government approval and final analysis from our public health teams".
"I'd like to assure the house, to assure colleagues, that existing regulations under the Act are due to be revoked, with effect from the 22nd of October, in line with the Government's plan for this phase of Covid-19," he said.
Sinn Féin are not in support of the extension, however, with the party's health spokesperson David Cullinane stating that Mr Donnelly has not supplied adequate reasoning for the move.
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"You're asking for this three-month extension to bring us up to January 9th," Mr Cullinane said.
"That's not something that I can support, because when you go back to the very first day that you were Minister, maybe your predecessor, brought forward proposals for emergency powers, we all accepted that they could only be in place for as long as they are necessary and that we could not keep extending them.
"If there was a change in the trajectory of the disease, this house is very capable, as it has done in the past, of coming in here and agreeing new regulations," he added.
A vote is due to be held on Wednesday on the extension for the legal framework.
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Cut purple onions in half rounds. Sauté the onions with the balsamic vinegar, brown sugar, garlic powder, 1/4 cup of oil and 1 tsp. salt on a low flame for 30-40 minutes.
Transfer the onion mixture to a pot and add 2 1/2 cups of water and approximately 1 inch chunk of ginger. Bring to boil and then simmer low flame for 2 hours.
After the onion broth has simmered for 2 hours, add the roasted carrots and simmer for another 30 minutes.
Remove the pot from the flame and let cool slightly. Remove the ginger and throw it away or use it for something else.