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Ms. Homuth is the Founder and CEO of Sheertex, the company behind the world's first unbreakable sheer knit. Made with same type of fibers found in ballistic materials, the Sheertex knit can be used in a variety of high-performance products like the company's flagship product, sheer pantyhose. Sheertex's proprietary manufacturing process is bringing new manufacturing jobs to its headquarters in Montreal. Nominated by Startup Canada.
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As a serial entrepreneur, Katherine Homuth has exited two companies. ShopLocket, a pre-order platform, acquired in 2014 by PCH and Female Funders, an online education program for female investors, acquired by Highline Beta in 2017. She is currently the Founder/CEO of Sheertex, a Montreal-based textiles manufacturing and e-commerce company behind the world's strongest pantyhose.
She has been named one of Forbes Top 30 Under 30, one of the Women to Watch in Wearables, one of Canada's Top 100 Most Powerful Women and one of Flare's Sixty Under 30. In addition, she is a recipient of the Manning Innovation Award. For her contribution to the entrepreneurial ecosystem and her innovation in textiles, Katherine Homuth is one of Canada's most exciting entrepreneurs to watch.
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The first time I fully realized the dangers of gun violence was Friday, December 14, 2012. It is my first memory of unspeakable violence of one person to another. It was my first recollection of the horrible issue that is gun violence. Sadly to say, this was not the first incident of its nature that our nation has seen; and even sadder than that, it was not the last. It is disheartening to see just how little has been done in terms of gun control legislation to stop the senseless killings that our country faces everyday.
I ride in support of those that have lost a loved one to gun violence. I ride to show them that their loss has not and will not be forgotten. I ride for those that will never get to experience the love that cycling has brought me. I ride to show that life is more important than a gun.
More and more, I see that kindness and compassion is the key to preventing more tragedies like the one that took place in Sandy Hook some six years ago. I ride to spread the messages of hope, peace, and love to all that will hear them.
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DJ Welton Irie and Senior Daley are together again in Rae Town Old Hits 08. In 1982, Sister Norma and her husband Bunny Wright asked their son's friend, Earl Daley, to play dance music at their bar in the Rae Town community. 35 years later Sister Norma, Brother Bunny and Senor Daley are still at it with resident selector Welton Irie keeping the beat alive.


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#include "../include/animation.h"
#include "../include/engine.h"
#include "../include/funcs.h"
#include "../include/types.h"

Uint32 Animation::updateAnimation(Uint32 interval, void *param) {
	/*
	 * parameters casted to whatever i expect
	 */
	Animation* specs = (Animation*)param;
	if ((unsigned int)specs->currentIndex < specs->frames.size() - 1) {
		/*
		 * if not reached the last frame increment
		 */
		specs->currentIndex++;
	} else {
		if (specs->frames.size() != 0) {
			specs->currentIndex = 0;
		}
	}

	/*
	 * if frames actually exist    add to list for updation
	 */
	if ( ( specs->frames.size() > 0 ) && ( specs->visible ) ) {
		if ( Engine::engine != NULL ) {
			Engine::engine->drawingengine.addToList((int)specs->getX(), (int)specs->getY(), (int)specs->width, (int)specs->height );
		}
	}

	return interval;
}

bool Animation::calculateFrames() {
	/*
	 * if width or height of animation frames is 0   quit with false
	 */
	if ( (width == 0) || (height == 0) ) {
		return false;
	}
	frames.clear();

	int rows = (texture->getHeight() / height);
	int columns = (texture->getWidth() / width);

	/*
	 * calculating all frames' positions
	 */
	for (int i = 0; i < rows; i++) {
		for (int k = 0; k < columns; k++) {
			frames.push_back(makeRect(k*width, i*height, width, height));
		}
	}

	return true;
}

Texture* Animation::getTexture() {
	return texture;
}

Animation::Animation(string name, Uint32 dly, float X, float Y, int h, int w, int layer)
		: Object(X,Y,layer), texture(Engine::engine->texturemanager.getTexture(name)), currentIndex(0), timerId(0), delay(0) {
	width=w;
	height=h;
	/*
	 * if texture actually has been set
	 */
	if (texture!=NULL) {
		calculateFrames();
		setDelay(dly);
	}
	Engine::engine->drawingengine.addToList((int)getX(), (int)getY(), (int)width, (int)height );
}

Animation::~Animation() {
	if ( layerId != text_object ) {
		Engine::engine->texturemanager.ungetTexture(texture->getFileName());
	}

	if (timerId!=0) {
		SDL_RemoveTimer(timerId);
	}
}

SDL_Rect Animation::getCurrentFrame() {
	return frames[currentIndex];
}

void Animation::setDelay(Uint32 newDelay) {
	if (newDelay > 0) {
		/*
		 * if a previous timer exists remove and create new
		 */
		if ( delay != 0 ) {
			SDL_RemoveTimer(timerId);
		}
		timerId = SDL_AddTimer(newDelay,updateAnimation,this);
		delay=newDelay;
	} else {
		/*
		 * if a previous timer exists remove and dont create new
		 */
		if ( delay != 0 ) {
			SDL_RemoveTimer(timerId);
			timerId=0;
		}
		delay = 0;
	}
}

Uint32 Animation::getDelay() {
	return delay;
}

void Animation::pause(void) {
	if (timerId!=0) {
		SDL_RemoveTimer(timerId);
		timerId=0;
	}
}

void Animation::resume(void) {
	if (timerId==0) {
		timerId = SDL_AddTimer(delay,updateAnimation,this);
	}
}

int Animation::getIndexOfCurrentFrame() {
	return currentIndex;
}

void Animation::setWidth(int w) {
	if (texture->getWidth() % w == 0) {
		/*
		 * recalculation of all frames is necessary after each width/height change occurs
		 */
		width=w;
		calculateFrames();
	}
}

void Animation::setHeight(int h) {
	if (texture->getHeight() % h == 0) {
		/*
		 * recalculation of all frames is necessary after each width/height change occurs
		 */
		height=h;
		calculateFrames();
	}
}

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Q: Conditionally mapped module import I'm currently working on a abstract set of modules for Python 2.7, that I will ship as a python package:
 myabstractpkg
   - abstract
      - core
       - logging
       - ...
     - nodes
     - ...

The modules will then be implemented in a totally different set of packages:
 myimppkg
   - implementation
     - core
       - logging
       - ...
     - nodes
     - ...

At runtime however, I want to be able to do always imports like this in my tools that use the implemented modules:
from myabstractpkg.api import nodes
from myabstractpkg.api.core.logging import Logger

This way the developer always imports from the "virtual" api module which would then decide where to actually point the importer.
I know I might somehow be able to hack it together by modifying the modules dict:
from myimppkg import implementation
sys.modules["myabstractpkg.api"] = implementation

or doing a clever import for everything in __init__.py of myabstractpackage.api, but this feels a bit fragile to me.
I wonder if you guys have some input on what the best approach to do this is. I might be on a really ugly track with this whole remapping modules thing, so if you guys have any smarter, more pythonic solutions, for my API abstraction, implementation, usage approach, I would love to hear them.

A: I believe that you are best served by making use of the entry_points capabilities of setuptools. So in the setup.py of one of your concrete implementations, you would define an entry_points like this:
setup(
    name="concrete_extension"
    entry_points={
        "abstract_pkg_extensions": [
            "concrete = concrete_extension"
        ]
    }
}

Then you could have an extension module in your abstract package which does something like this:
import pkg_resources
import os
import sys

from . import default

extensions = { "default": default }
extensions.update({e.name: e.load() for e in
pkg_resources.iter_entry_points("my_pkg_extensions")})

current_implementation_name = None
current_implementation = None

def set_implementation(name):
    global current_implementation_name, current_implementation
    try:
        current_implementation = extensions[name]
        current_implementation_name = name

        # allow imports like from foo.current_implementation.bar import baz
        sys.modules["{}.current_implementation".format(__name__)] = current_implementation
        # here is where you would do any additional stuff
        # -- e.g. --
        # from . import logger
        # logger.Logger = current_implementation.Logger
    except KeyError:
        raise NotImplementedError("No implementation for: {}".format(name))

set_implementation(os.environ.get("CURRENT_IMPLEMENTATION_NAME", "default"))

You can then use ext.current_implementation to access the current implementation, and either set your implementation in the program's environment prior to import, or you can explicitly call set_implementation in your code before importing any sub-modules that make use of ext.current_implementation.
For more on the sys.modules entry and how it works in detail, see this question.

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The three major retailers are among 100 which are calling on Boris Johnson to take action against attacks on staff
Rachel HowarthContent editor
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One hundred of the UK's largest companies have called on the Prime Minister to take action to tackle "shocking violence and abuse" against shop workers and those in the retail industry.
Bosses at Tesco, Sainsbury's and Primark are among those to write to Boris Johnson in a bid to secure support for an amendment to policing laws.
The letter, co-ordinated by the British Retail Consortium (BRC), argues that an amendment to the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill will help tackle escalating violence and abuse against retail staff.
The Bill will receive its third reading in Parliament on Monday (July 5).
Retailers have reported a surge in incidents of violence in recent years which they say has been exacerbated by the pandemic, with shop-floor staff having to enforce rules such as social distancing and wearing face masks.
In the letter, the industry leaders said: "One business reports a 76% increase in abuse and a 10% increase in violent attacks during Covid-19, of which over half involved a weapon, and many of our colleagues have been coughed at or spat on.
"This was a very serious issue for retailers long before the pandemic and the situation cannot be allowed to get any worse – there is a clear need now for better protection in law for retail workers."
The most recent crime survey of retailers revealed a 7% year-on-year increase in violence and abuse in 2019 to 455 cases each day.
Retailers are spending record amounts on crime prevention and have invested £1.2 billion in the past year, the BRC said.
This includes a range of measures such as body-worn cameras, personal attack alarms and increased security personnel.
Helen Dickinson, chief executive of the BRC, said: "Retail workers are facing violence and abuse every day just for doing their jobs – keeping customers safe during the pandemic, checking ID, and confronting shoplifters.
"Behind each of these statistics is a person, a family, colleagues and communities that have to cope with this trauma.
"No-one should go to work fearing for their safety, yet many retail workers have come to see it as part of the job – this can't go on."
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Three main things are needed to open up our access to space: cheap launch to orbit, cheap launch to orbit, and cheap launch to orbit. And there's a widespread belief in the space "movement" that we could get just that, if only we let private enterprise loose on it. Unfortunately, it probably isn't so.
An ever-popular theme among space enthusiasts is that space should be privatized. Not, that is, that the Solar System should be parceled out into subdivisions and sold off (well, maybe that too), but that access to space should be privatized.
The argument is straightforward and tempting. In terms of energy and complexity, getting into low earth orbit (LEO) should cost on the order of, perhaps, ten times as much as transcontinental jet travel. At present, though, the cost ratio is nearer to a thousand. The Shuttle, billed in the 1970s as a way to dramatically reduce the cost of spaceflight, has turned out instead to cost more per pound of payload than the expendable rockets it was meant to replace.
To call this frustrating is an understatement. The cost of getting into LEO is the great barrier to further space development, whether it be orbital industries, interplanetary missions ... or the ultimate El Dorado of colonization. So long as it costs ten million dollars to put a one-ton payload in orbit, little or none of that is going to happen.
Within what may be called the space movement it is nearly an article of faith that the blame rests immediately on NASA, and more broadly on government. The movement is strongly tinged with libertarianism. Part of the reason is frontier nostalgia, but part is also due to the maddening lack of progress over the last quarter-century in getting launch costs down. To many in the space movement, it is as if space launch were run by the Postal Service.
The analogy is pretty unfair: the post office will deliver your letter, with about a 99 percent success rate, at half the cost of a Snickers bar. I am also more than a bit skeptical of claims that an orbital launcher can be developed at a low cost, by some equivalent of the Wright Brothers (or, in or times, of Steve Jobs) working in a garage. Such claims are commonly justified by arguing that private enterprise can do the job for less than government programs. This is doubtless true much of the time -- for projects that private enterprise will undertake at all -- but seems most unlikely that the development cost could be reduced by orders of magnitude, no matter who was in charge.
It's easy to imagine that if a century ago a government agency, a Gilded Age NASA, had contracted with the railroads to build an airplane, the result would have cost millions of dollars -- the equivalent of billions now -- and had the flight performance of, well, a steam engine. The Wright Brothers' bicycle shop, which seems so quaint today, was in fact a perfect place to invent the airplane: At the turn of the last century, bicycles were the cutting-edge technology for high strength-to-weight vehicles.
Unfortunately, there is at the moment no sign of some equivalent new technology, having the same relationship to conventional space boosters that bicycles did to locomotives. Radical new technologies abound, but not for getting into orbit: All current proposals are at bottom some kind of rocket or rocket-aircraft combination. Some ingenious amateur may yet come up with something entirely new, or at least with a garage-built vehicle capable of putting a small payload into orbit. But for serious space access we need vehicles capable of orbiting payloads on the order of tons -- and the techniques and technology for doing it will almost surely be broadly similar to existing aerospace technology.
If this changes, I'll dine on some virtual crow here, preferably con mole. But until then we'd best deal with the aerospace industry as it is. And after all, though some amazing high-performance kitplanes are available for well-heeled enthusiasts, no one has yet managed to turn out jetliners at one-tenth of Boeing's costs.
Today it costs the aerospace industry several billion dollars to develop a new jetliner, often having a good deal of new technology, but with performance characteristics broadly similar to existing ones. Even developing a new model of an existing plane costs upwards of a billion dollars. Viewed in that light, development to service of a reusable single-stage-to-orbit (SSTO) space launcher is likely to cost on the order of $10-25 billion -- the higher figure being more likely.
This has a startling and important implication for the cost of getting to orbit. Even if the operating cost (fuel, servicing, etc) were zero, the up-front costs of the program would still have to be paid off -- and this would impose a very considerable cost-to-orbit.
Suppose that a fleet of ten SSTO's were built, each capable of making a flight a week, and with a service life of 20 years. Thus the fleet would have a total capability of some 10,000 flights (10 x 50 x 20). Assuming the $10-25 billion development cost suggested above, the pro-rated cost per flight -- simply to pay off the front end -- comes to $1-2.5 million per flight. This doesn't count profit or interest charges ... and the capital markets won't shell out the money, up front, without expecting a payoff beyond the whoosh of rockets.
Then another tricky factor comes into play. That cost per flight, of $1-2.5 million, depends on enough customers stepping forward to pay for all 10,000 flights. If the system only made, say, 5,000 flights in its service life, the full development cost still has to be charged against them, doubling the pro-rated cost per flight. In commercial space flight, payload is a very literal term.
If each SSTO can carry about four to ten tons into orbit, the cost per ton under these assumptions comes to somewhere between $100,000 and $1 million. Is there enough demand for this many flights, at this cost level? Possibly, maybe even probably, but not certainly. Something could always come along to reduce demand -- for example, fiber optic technology might cut into the market for communications satellites.
After all these cautions, time for a bit of good news. (You were hoping for some, weren't you?) A modified version of the SSTO could have profitable non-space uses. An SSTO that doesn't quite reach orbit becomes a very fast intercontinental transport -- anywhere to anywhere in about 45 minutes. The cost should be somewhat less than the cost to orbit: more cargo can be carried instead of some fuel, and the vehicle only has to operate in space for a short time.
Apart from possible passenger demand, there may well be a market in ultra-fast express delivery. The cost for a one-pound package might be as low as $50, including the delivery truck at each end. (Though a few hundred dollars is more likely.) Is there a demand for, say, one-hour package express service from London to Los Angeles at these rates? Undoubtedly! Enough demand to support the service? (You can't fly the ship -- at least, not economically -- without something close to a full load) We won't know till someone offers it.
But, oh yes, a small niggling point. All of the above guesstimates dealt only with development cost -- not the operating cost of running the thing: maintaining and servicing the fleet, ground and tracking facilities, hiring and training astronauts and ground crews, and so forth. This won't come free, and could involve a very pretty penny. Today it actually costs more to launch an expendable rocket than it costs to build it. The cost per flight of an SSTO fleet is likely to be comparable to the pro-rated development cost.
All in all, then, building a commercial space system involves uncertainty -- risk -- at both the front end and the back end. At the front end, the development program might cost more and deliver less than anticipated. The first law of development: Everything costs more and takes longer. At the back end, no one can be quite sure what the market will be. Ten billion dollars, or maybe much more, is a tidy sum to hit up the capital markets for, given these kinds of risks.
Transportation has almost always been oddly resistant to purely private initiative: from Roman roads to the transcontinental railroads to the present-day airline industry, transportation has almost always been shot through with overt or hidden public subsidies. It shouldn't be a surprise if space transportation proves no different. The potential is as uncertain as it is enormous; the prospective cost is also enormous, even by the standards of the capital markets. Put most bluntly, if enough people with enough money thought there was more money to be made by developing a private SSTO space booster, they would have done it.
Yet looking back over all the above figures -- I worked them out more or less on the fly -- they are oddly tantalizing. If the costs were much lower, it would be clearly doable. If they were much higher, all we could do is sigh upon a star. But as they are, the thing seems just on the edge of the plausible.
Anyone have, say, $10 billion handy, and want to talk? Email me here.


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William J. Leedom
601 Union Street, Suite 1500 Seattle, Washington 98101-1363
Firm: Bennett Bigelow & Leedom, P.S.
Bennett Bigelow & Leedom, P.S.
Bill is a distinguished trial lawyer. He has tried over 85 jury trials in state and federal courts. Bill focuses on complex litigation involving health care institutions and providers, scientific research centers, and product manufacturers, including pharmaceutical products and medical devices. Bill has represented hundreds of physicians, hospitals, and clinics in medical negligence cases; represented the insured and insurance companies, as both plaintiffs and defendants, in bad faith, breach of contract, and Consumer Protection Act cases; and served as regional and local counsel in mass tort cases.
He was a member of the team that represented the State of Washington in the successful litigation against the tobacco industry. Bill has also represented plaintiffs in a number of major cases, including a young woman in a products liability case that led to a verdict in excess of $15 million for his client. In 2019, Bill was named for the twentieth consecutive year to Best Lawyers in America. He has consistently been listed to the Washington Super Lawyers list from 2003 to 2019 and frequently is named to the Top 100 Lawyers' list.
Bill is a member of the Washington Defense Trial Lawyers and has previously served as its president. He is also a member of the Federation of Defense and Corporate Counsel, the American Bar Association, and lectures on Medical Malpractice Law at the University of Washington, School of Law.
Civil Litigation & Trial Practice
Insurance & Bad Faith
Personal Injury Litigation - Defendants
Fellow of the Litigation Counsel of America, Trial Lawyer Honorary Society, 2012 - present
Selected to the Washington Super Lawyers list, 1998 - 2019
Selected to the Top 100 Attorneys in Washington list, 2013 - 2016
Selected to America's Top 100 Attorneys—Lifetime Achievement Membership list
Selected to the Best Lawyers in America list, 2001-2019
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University of Washington, Juris Doctor
University of Washington (Seattle - Undergraduate), Bachelor of Arts
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GDG community managers from Southeast Asia were invited to join the India community managers in the GDG India Summit in Hyderabad (December 29-30).
Initially, all of the community managers from Bacolod, Baguio, Cebu, Davao, Manila and Zamboanga were supposed to attend the summit. However, due to problems in the Indian embassy (they say their machine is not working and they won't be able to process it until the 28th, only five of us were able to join: Chelle, Anne, Josan, Bryan and me.
The five of us went to NAIA Terminal 1 on the afternoon of December 27. Our flight to KL was delayed and when we arrived there for our connecting flight to Mumbai, we run to the monorail and then to the plane. When we arrived at Mumbai, we processed our VISA. We were informed by Malaysia Airlines personnel that our baggages got left behind in KL and will be delivered to the hotel the next day (December 29 because it is already December 28 that time). It took hours for our VISA to be processed and we went to the domestic terminal via shuttle bus. There, we had a bit of breakfast and rest. We then boarded the plane to Hyderabad.
We arrived early morning of December 28. We waited a few minutes for our cab which will take us to the hotel. It took us around an hour to arrive at Westin Mindspace Hyderabad, where we stayed for more than two days. We informed the hotel that our baggages will be arriving there soon. They were so kind to give us a care package with a shirt, toiletries and other stuff. We rested the whole morning then had lunch with Uttam, Bhumi and Anash. After that, we rested again while Mam Chelle and Anne went for the spa. In the evening, we went to the nearest mall, Inorbit Mall and bought personal stuff at Hypercity. We also bought food at KFC. Their curry chicken tastes so good. After arriving at the hotel, Josan, Bryan and me went for our spa. After that, I had dinner and slept.
The next day was the start of the summit. We had breakfast at the hotel then took the shuttle bus ride to the Google India office. When we arrived, it was almost lunch time and we ate there. After lunch, we went to a meeting room. Uttam welcomed us and talk about Story telling. We had a quick tour of the office then ate the Android cake. After that, the GDG community managers presented about their chapter's past events and future plans. We left before seven in the evening to go to Dhola ri Dhani. It was a pretty good place. We had dinner and it was pretty good! When I got back to my room, I fell asleep easily.
The next day of the summit was held in Ballroom 3 of Westin. I woke up late and we had a quick breakfast. We went to the ballroom. The other community managers who were unable to present yesterday had their chance to present. Ater that, there were two workshops: public speaking and organizing events. Ma'am Chelle was the one who conducted the events organizing workshop. At around three in the afternoon, our baggages finally arrived. I had a quick shower before fixing our stuff because we need to check out at around five o'clock and go to the airport.
In the airport, we said goodbye to Josan and Bryan who will still be going to New Delhi while Mam Chelle, Anne and I will be going back to Manila. Our next flights are pretty good. When we arrived in Manila, we hurried back home to celebrate New Year's Eve and rest.
It was a pretty great experience despite the long flights, the loss of our baggages, and even if we were unable to explore the city more. I would love to go back to India next time, with Celine.


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Norwich fire damages 3 homes, displaces 27 people
NORWICH -- Firefighters from multiple departments battled a blaze in Norwich that heavily damaged three multifamily homes and displaced 27 people, but authorities said they believe everyone escaped without injury.
The fire on Oak Street was reported shortly before 1 a.m. Monday. Authorities said the fire began in a vacant three-story building and spread to two neighboring homes. When firefighters arrived, the vacant building was fully engulfed in flames and the upper floors of the neighboring homes were burning.
City fire officials said it's not clear how the fire started. An investigation is under way by the local and state fire marshals' offices and city police.
The American Red Cross set up a shelter for the families at Thames River Academy.


Did you know that fires, even really big forest fires that can destroy hundreds of thousands of acres and valuable human structures, can be started by something as small as a spark? Sure we all know lightning strikes start the majority of wild fires, but did you know that this year some major fires have been started by; a camptrailer blowing a tire on the highway and creating sparks with the wheel rim, a homeowner who was trying to reduce the fire danger by mowing their dry yard created a spark hitting a rock, and an unattended BBQ that somehow turned over and within hours spread to over 1700 acres?
What other ways could a fire accidentally start in this hot and dry season? If you can imagine it, it has probably happened.
Besides sparks from mowers and flat tires and BBQs, fires can start from hot vehicle exhaust and tail pipes, chainsaw manifolds, ricocheting bullets, glancing blows of shovels and picks, and even magnifying pieces of abandoned glass! Obviously there have been plenty of discarded cigarettes and improperly extinguished camp fires leading to wildfires. And just as a natural lightning strike can sometimes smolder for days or weeks until conditions are just right for it to flare up, so too can manmade sources of fire appear safe and harmless until we neglect them.
So, like Smokey says, only you can prevent fires IF you are paying attention to all that can go wrong, and reduce the risks AHEAD of time. Especially when the summer heat and dryness makes the land ready to ignite with the smallest spark.


On Friday 28th September the Chilcote girls' football team played against St Bernards in their first league game.
The first half started with game pretty even. Then St Bernards started began to get on top of the game. One of their girls was running the show and duly scored the first goal. Not long after, following more good play St Bernards doubled their lead.
Chilcote rallied in the second half and put on a very good defensive display. They didnt attack much but managed to contain the St Bernards attack for the rest of the game. The match finished 2v0 to St Bernards. It was a lovely game and a pleasure to watch.
Well done to all of the girls on a battling performance!!!


Deregulation of electric utilities will have an effect on services. Concerns of consumers include who will supply the power and control transmission, what the rates will be, and how safety and reliability will be affected.
Over one hundred electric utilities, including those of city governments and consumer-owned cooperatives, provide the state's electricity services. Each utility operates in an assigned area.
The Tyson and Jones Carriage Works in Carthage made the nation's finest horse-drawn buggies from 1850 to 1920. Only materials of the finest quality were used. The last buggy was built in 1925. In 1976, the company's four buildings burned.
Founded in 1760, Halifax was once a business, social, and political center. It is also the place where the first formal statement for independence was made on April 12, 1776. Today, the town of 400 attracts visitors with its restored historic site.
Believing that you can see more of the state on foot than from a car, photo-journalist Marty Harris walked 1,600 miles over three years and covered eighty counties in creating this pictorial essay.
The outdoor drama was born when Paul Green's THE LOST COLONY premiered in 1937 on Roanoke Island. Since then eleven outdoor dramas across the state, from Shakespeare to historical to religious, have provided evenings of entertainment.
When Nash Community College started its Electric Lineman Technology two-year degree program in 1998, the state became home to the second such program in the country. Kansas was first. The 64-credit-hour degree enhances the lineman's communication, technical, and safety skills.
Becky Hoyle, a teacher at Jacksonville Commons Elementary in Onslow County, is the North Carolina Teacher of the Year for 1998-1999. She has taught in Onslow County for twenty-one years.
Teachers--Onslow County; Hoyle, Rebecca O.
Farmers' markets provide customers fresh produce and give small farmers an outlet for their crops. The four state-owned regional markets - Asheville, Charlotte, Greensboro, and Raleigh - generate $140 million annually. The figure doubles when revenues from smaller markets is added.
A math project of Ginger Watson, math teacher at New London Elementary in Stanly County, has been recognized for excellence by both the state and federal departments of education. Students learned through visits to varied businesses that math has many applications beyond the classroom.
The state's wild honeybees have been all but wiped out. Trachea and varroa mites, which appeared in the 1990s, in addition to pesticide use, have devastated the wild bee and over 50,000 managed bee colonies. Such loses affect pollination, which in turn affects fruit and plant growth.
Thousands of oval-shaped depressions, called \"Carolina Bays,\" stretch across the Coastal Plain. Some of the larger ones have served humans from 10,000 years ago to the present. White Lake is an example. Their origins have been attributed to meteorites, fish wallows, and beaver dams.
Over 300 minerals, including rubies and emeralds, are found in the state. Four museums in Western North Carolina display samples of this mineral wealth: Colburn Gem and Mineral Museum (Asheville); Museum of North Carolina Minerals (Spruce Pine); The Schiele Museum (Gastonia); and The Nature Museum at Grandfather Mountain (Linville).
The Uwharrie Mountains in the Piedmont region have produced their share of ghostly tales that are just perfect for the Halloween season.
Organized by farmers in 1888 in Siler City for the purpose of buying, selling, and exchanging goods and farm products, the Farmers Alliance Store is still in business, although changed over time. Citizens have petitioned the state to create a downtown historic district and to place a historical marker in the store, which is Siler City's oldest operating business.


The Mugello region is an art encyclopedia under the sky. It is the homeland of Giotto, Beato Angelico, and the Medici Family. It is the cradle of the Italian Renaissance. Every road, hamlet, and hill tells an important fragment of history. Medici Villas and other aristocratic villas, such as Villa Campestri, treasure works of art by famous artists.
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De Begraafplaats van Halewijn (Cimetière d'Halluin) is een gemeentelijke begraafplaats in de Franse stad Halewijn in het Noorderdepartement. De grote begraafplaats ligt tussen de stadskern en de wijk Mont d'Halluin (Halewijn-Berg).

Oorlogsmonument
Centraal op de begraafplaats staat een monumentaal gedenkteken voor de soldaten uit Halewijn die sneuvelden voor hun vaderland. Het monument werd ingehuldigd op 13 oktober 1895. Het draagt opschriften ter herinnering aan de gesneuvelden uit de oorlogen ten tijde van het Tweede Keizerrijk, de Krimoorlog, de Frans-Duitse Oorlog uit 1870, de wereldoorlogen en de Indochinese Oorlog. Na de Eerste Wereldoorlog werden ook enkele lichamen van gerepatrieerde gesneuvelden aan de voet van het monument begraven. Er liggen nu zo'n 80 gesneuvelden uit beide wereldoorlogen begraven.

Britse oorlogsgraven

Aan de noordelijke rand van de begraafplaats bevindt zich een perk met 44 graven van Britse gesneuvelden uit de Eerste- en Tweede Wereldoorlog. Daarvan zijn er 36 uit de Eerste Wereldoorlog (waaronder 1 niet geïdentificeerde) en 8 uit de Tweede Wereldoorlog (waaronder 1 niet geïdentificeerde).

Er liggen 39 Britten, 3 Canadezen en 2 Nieuw-Zeelanders. Voor 2 Britten werden Special Memorials opgericht omdat hun graven door artillerievuur werden vernietigd en niet meer gelokaliseerd konden worden. Het Britse perk wordt onderhouden door de Commonwealth War Graves Commission en staat in de CWGC-registers als Halluin Communal Cemetery genoteerd. Vanachter een hek kijkt men uit op de Duitse militaire begraafplaats die aan de gemeentelijke begraafplaats grenst.

Duitse begraafplaats
Tegen de noordoostelijke rand van de gemeentelijke begraafplaats ligt een afzonderlijke Duitse militaire begraafplaats, het Deutscher Soldatenfriedhof Halluin, met gesneuvelden uit de Eerste Wereldoorlog.

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What are people's opinions on Traffic Sharing websites?
I have recently been introduced to the world of Link Sharing and Traffic Sharing sites.
Are these actually beneficial for SEO as most of the time is it not from a Unique source just the same person over and over.
Does anyone know of any sites where you do not have to Pay?
Ditto... Good informational content is especially key.
Traffic sharing has nothing to do with SEO afaik.
So not to bother then? Once again I had no idea and am just trying to increase my SEO. All SEO experts seem to talk a lot about link sharing but I suppose they are doing that for their own gain.
Can you share a link for this Harrumph? Links are essential to SEO.
This page http://searchengineland.com/seotable/ probably gives the best visual representation of what is important in SEO and the dos and don'ts. You can see that quality links are right up there in terms or 'off page' SEO factors but also check the 'violations' part where it talks about 'paid links' and 'link spam' harming SEO. Paying for links is just obvious to Google and you'll soon get penalised for it.
However, if you write quality content or sell quality products that people find useful and want to link to then you'll start to build up some 'natural' links and that will benefit your site no end.
The golden rule with Google is that 'if it feels spammy then it will harm your site, if it feels natural then it will do you good'.
Thankyou Corrosive for not taking the p*** like others above.
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Everyone here volunteers in taking the time to help you. You're a little out of order.
One thing is must be keep in mind that mostly because visitors these sites produce is not useful and it is not value your some time to effort.I suggest you to go and learn more about SEO and try to create your own quality visitors from google.


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Browsing Faculty of Arts by Publication Date
Browsing Faculty of Arts by Issue Date
Beatrice Warde, May Lamberton Becker and Books Across the Sea
Glaser, Jessica; Roberto, Rose; Alexiou, Artemis (Peter Lang, 2022-12-31)
Satne, Paula; Scheiter, Krisanna; Satne, Paula; Scheiter, Krisanna (Springer, 2022-12-31)
Tracing HIV/AIDS representation through science in 120 BPM
Pheasant-Kelly, Frances (Routledge, 2021-12-07)
Layering the senses: exploring audio primacy in multisensory cinema
Dalgleish, Mat (Institute of Acoustics, 2021-11-22)
11+ dance: a neuromuscular injury prevention exercise program for dancers
Kolokythas, Nico; Metsios, George; Galloway, Shaun; Allen, Nick; Wyon, Matthew (Lippincott, Williams & Wilkins, 2021-11-10)
Epidemiological studies over the past decade indicate high Injury prevalence in pre-professional ballet (76%), and professional contemporary and ballet dancers (60-69%). Injuries can have detrimental effects both for the dancers and the dance company. Most injuries are in the lower limb and reported as the gradual onset of overuse. Professional dance companies have reduced injury incidence and severity through the implementation of comprehensive injury audit programs and proactive exercise prescription. Injury prevention research in dance is scarce and there has been no intervention targeting dance injuries. This article describes the development of 11+Dance, an injury prevention training program designed for dancers based on current evidence and best practice on injury prevention in sports. It is a 25–30-minute neuromuscular based training program focused on strength, balance and jumping/landing technique, with special attention on ankle, knee, and hip alignment. The high prevalence of injuries reported in the different styles of dance, suggests that implementation of an injury prevention program is both the plausible and ethical action to take for all levels of performance.
Kantian guilt
Satne, Paula; Himmelmann, Beatrix; Serck-Hanssen, Camilla (De Gruyter, 2021-11-08)
Prevalence and risk factors of dance injury during COVID-19: a cross-sectional study from university students in China
Dang, Yanan; Koutedakis, Yiannis; Chen, Rouling; Wyon, Matthew (Frontiers Media, 2021-10-27)
Objectives: Although COVID-19 has transformed dancers' training environment worldwide, little is known on how this has affected injury prevalence, causes and risk factors. Methods: An online investigation was conducted (September to November 2020) involving Chinese full-time dance students, which covered two 6-month periods just before and during the first COVID-19 lockdown. Results: 2086 students (19 ±2.4yrs) responded. Injury prevalence before lockdown dropped from 39.6% to 16.5% during lockdown (p<0.01). A significant increase in injury severity during lockdown was noted with a 4.1% increase in moderate to severe injuries (p<0.05). During the lockdown, injuries of the lower back, feet and shoulders decreased significantly (p<0.01), but the knees, ankles and groin/hip-joint injuries remained the same. Recurrence of old injury and fatigue remained as the top 2 perceived causes of injury between the two periods with unsuitable floor (p<0.01), cold environment (p<0.05) and set/props (p<0.05) increasing. Students' fatigue degree decreased (p<0.01) and sleep hours increased (p<0.01) during lockdown. Binary logistic regression analysis indicated that dance injury was associated with fatigue, hours of sleep, and action taken if they suspected an injury during lockdown (p<0.05), but was only related to time set aside for cool-down and age before lockdown (p<0.05). Conclusion: Although the injury prevalence dropped significantly during the first COVID-19 lockdown in Chinese dance students, the main dance injury characteristics remained the same. Decreased fatigue and longer sleep hours could explain the aforementioned drop in injury prevalence during the lockdown.
Multitude void: the regal mode of imperial legitimation
Halligan, Benjamin; Penzin, Alexei; Halligan, Benjamin; Pippa, Stefano; Carson, Rebecca (Bloomsbury Academic, 2021-10-07)
Associations between nutrition, energy expenditure and energy availability with bone mass acquisition in dance students: A 3-year longitudinal study
Amorim, Tânia; Freitas, Laura; Metsios, George S.; Gomes, Thayse; Wyon, Matthew; Flouris, Andreas D.; Maia, José; Marques, Franklim; Nogueira, Luísa; Adubeiro, Nuno; et al. (Springer, 2021-09-24)
Purpose To determine whether risk factors normally associated with low bone mass in athletic populations (i.e. nutrition intake, energy expenditure and energy availability) are significant predictors of bone mass changes in vocational dance students. Methods The total of 101 vocational dancers (63 females, 12.8±2.2yrs; 38 males, 12.7±2.2yrs) and 118 age-matched controls (50 females, 13.0±2.1yrs; 68 males, 13.0±1.8yrs) were monitored for three consecutive years. Bone mass parameters were measured annually at impact sites (femoral neck – FN; lumber spine – LS) and non-impact site (forearm) using DXA. Nutrition (3-day record), energy expenditure (accelerometer), energy availability and IGF-1 serum concentration (immunoradiometric assays) were also assessed. Results Female and male vocational dancers had consistently reduced bone mass at all anatomical sites (p<0.001) than controls. IGF-1 did not differ between male vocational dancers and controls, but female dancers showed it higher than controls. At baseline, calcium intake was significantly greater in female vocational dancers than controls (p<0.05). Male vocational dancers' fat and carbohydrate intakes were significantly lower than matched controls (p<0.001 and p<0.05, respectively). Energy availability of both female and male vocational dancers was within the normal range. A significant group effect was found at the FN regarding energy intake (p<0.05) in female dancers. No significant predictors were found to explain bone mass differences in males. Conclusion Our 3-years study revealed that both female and male vocational dancers displayed lower bone mass compared to controls, at both impact and non-impact sites. The aetiology of these findings may be grounded on factors different than those usually considered in athletic populations.
Innovating the frame: Kathryn Bigelow in close-up
Kathryn Bigelow: new action realist
Gaine, Vincent M. (Routledge, 2021-09-02)
This article argues that Kathryn Bigelow is an auteur of new action realism, a distinct sub-genre within contemporary action cinema. As a new action realist, Bigelow and her collaborators create films that feature unresolved narratives and an aesthetic characterised by claustrophobic immediacy and obscuration. Through discussion of theory, genre, narrative and style in The Hurt Locker (2008) and Zero Dark Thirty (2012), I argue that, as a new action realist, Bigelow problematises notions of film realism. Bigelow's work brings the viewer into intimate and sometimes uncomfortable proximity with the violent action depicted onscreen, this proximity being a key feature of new action realism. The presentation is explicit and sudden, the graphic presentation creating a discomforting nearness which is partially created through immediacy. Such imagery, particularly evident in The Hurt Locker and Zero Dark Thirty, echoes footage captured by military personnel, news reporters and civilians on portable cameras and smart phones, recalling news reports of 9/11 and similar reports of crisis. With this aesthetic of intimacy and immediacy, Bigelow's new action realism hints at as much as it explicitly presents. This incomplete visual display imbues her films with a sense of confusion and hopelessness and consequently presents a world of fear and paranoia that is simultaneously familiar and unfamiliar, captured by and yet obscured by its medium.
Sway of the sea: Kathryn Bigelow's imperial eco-eschatology
Halligan, Benjamin (Taylor & Francis, 2021-09-02)
In a 2013 public letter to Bigelow, which concerned Zero Dark Thirty, Naomi Wolf wrote: 'Like Riefenstahl, you are a great artist. But now you will be remembered forever as torture's handmaiden'. This essay will expand on this condemnatory Riefenstahl/Bigelow association - but not through a straight likening of Riefenstahl's exaltation of the Nazi Party in Triumph of the Will to Bigelow's apologetics for torture in the 'War on Terror'. Rather, the concern will be that of aesthetics in relation to landscapes and ecology, that is, the parallel is to Riefenstahl of her earlier 'Mountain Films' period. Bigelow, at times, reaches for a feminised, New Age mysticism through which her characters are momentarily lifted out of their mundane earthly concerns to commune with the wider universe. And it is this wider universe which seems the ultimate arbitrator of their actions, rather than any (Geneva-based) concerns around human rights. Thus different paths to psychic fulfilment seem to determine Point Break, or the idea of the restless spirit against the failings of the Repressive State Apparatus in Zero Dark Thirty, or soul against the system in Detroit. And thus, and most tellingly, in Last Days of Ivory, Bigelow advocates for military action against African tribal people in the name of conservation, on the grounds (soon revealed to be highly questionable) that the illegal ivory trade funds the terrorist group, Al-Shabaab. The crudity of Bigelow's propaganda in Last Days of Ivory, which chimed with Hillary Clinton's position on the same (a greenwashed liberal interventionism) is lent the approval of elephants, and of the wider ecology, in Bigelow's film. In the same way that Riefenstahl once repurposed German Romanticism for a sequence of Hitler descending from the clouds as the saviour of Germany from its enemies, Bigelow reworks such Romanticism in the name of the 'white woman's burden': the Western imperial feminist speaks out on the part of the oppressed, and summons the ecosphere as her witness.
Hamilton, Judith (Oxford University Press, 2021-08-07)
Resisting a "digital green revolution": agri-logistics, India's new farm laws and the regional politics of protest
Singh, Tanya; Singh, Pritam; Dhanda, Meena (Taylor & Francis, 2021-07-27)
Recent laws introduced by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)-led government aim to centralise India's federal structure, for the goal of a unified (Hindu) national market, and to corporatise its agro-food system at the expense of smallholder farming and small-scale trade. These laws are being challenged by mass mobilisations led by farmers' unions from northwestern states—once-booming agricultural regions where, in recent decades and in the aftershocks of the Green Revolution, agrarian suicides have become endemic. The roots of this catastrophe are rapid marketisation in the 1960s (installing monocropping dependent on petrochemical inputs, destroying local agroecology) followed by post-1980s neoliberalism (with highly inequitable contract farming, alongside defunding of public infrastructure). Farmers and labourers now face interwoven crises of social reproduction—ecological depletion, precarisation, and chronic indebtedness, with no post-agricultural future in sight. The new laws claim to redress this by employing populist rhetoric against "exploitative middlemen"; in reality, markets are re-regulated in favour of large export-oriented agribusiness, thereby endangering food security, livelihoods and climate. The laws also herald digitalisation in agriculture and retail—further subsuming smallholders into productivist, financialised and outsourced logics. Their promulgation has triggered substantial FDI from global Big Tech, including Facebook and Google, aided by Indian conglomerates with close ties to the BJP built during PM Narendra Modi's prior tenure as Chief Minister of Gujarat. This paper details the above and concludes by contextualising the ongoing protest movement. We focus on southern Punjab, a region that has suffered acute crises of health and ecology, as well as violent political conflict and state repression. Decades of left-wing rural union activity in this region, fighting debt and dispossession as well as in support of anticaste land struggles, have laid the organisational groundwork for hopeful new political trajectories, including potentials for grassroots red-green coalitions centring women and landless labourers.
La ética de la memoria: una perspectiva Kantiana
Satne, Paula; Sanchez Madrid, Nuria; Villacañas, José Luis; Muñoz, Julia (Peter Lang, 2021-07-05)
In this article, I address the issue of whether we have an obligation to remember past immoral actions. My central question is: are we oblige to remember past moral transgressions? I address this central question through three more specific questions. In the first section, I enquiry whether we have an obligation to remember our own past transgressions. In the second section, I ask whether we have an obligation to remember the wrongful actions that others have committed against ourselves. In the last section, I investigate whether we have a duty to remember the suffering of victims of crimes that have a political aspect, crimes such as state violence, oppression and racial discrimination, for example.
Injury incidence and severity in pre-professional musical theatre dancers: a 5-year prospective study
Stephens, Nicola; Nevill, Alan; Wyon, Matthew (Thieme, 2021-06-07)
Dance injury research has mainly focused on ballet and modern dance with little data on musical theatre dancers. The purpose was to assess the incidence and severity of injuries in a musical theatre dance college over a 5-year period; 198 pre-professional musical theatre dancers (3 cohorts on a 3-year training course) volunteered for the study; 21 students left the course over the study period. Injury aetiology data were collected by an in-house physiotherapy team. Differences between academic year and sex were analysed using a Poisson distribution model; significant difference was set at p≤0.05. In total 913 injuries were recorded, more injuries occurred in academic year 1 than year 2 and 3. Overall injury incidence was 1.46 injuries per 1000 hours (95%CI 1.34, 1.56); incidence significantly decreased between year 1, 2 and 3 (p<0.05). There was no significant sex difference for incidence or severity. Most injuries were classified as overuse (71% female, 67% male). Pre-professional musical theatre dancers report a high proportion of lower limb and overuse injuries that is comparable to other dance genres. Unlike other studies on pre-professional dancers; injury incidence and severity decreased with academic year, even though workload increased across the course.
World's end: punk films from London and New York, 1977-1984
Halligan, Benjamin; McKay, George; Arnold, Gina (Oxford University Press, 2021-05-30)
Saturday Night Fever (John Badham, 1977) concludes with the protagonist, seemingly weary of the company of his delinquent friends (given over to gang violence and gang rape, and in the wake of the needless death of the youngest and most disorientated), finding a moment of peace in the apartment of his previously unenthused girlfriend. They have reconciled, a future together has begun, and "How Deep is Your Love" by the Bee Gees – a major international chart hit of 1977 – plays over the closing credits. The couple's connection was initially based on shared disco dancing abilities, and their get-togethers on the dance floor and in the dance studio have offered the opportunity of an escape for each. For Tony Manero (John Travolta), the escape is from his underpaid blue-collar job and suffocating family tensions – where his life at home, as a second-generation Italian immigrant, seems like stepping back into the old country for family meals, in sharp contrast to the grooming he devotes to his appearance, upstairs in his bedroom. Once outside, the very streets of New York seem to have been recast as a dance floor – via mobile shots of Travolta's feet, pacing with a cocksure swagger to the beat of the Bee Gees soundtrack. For Stephanie Mangano (Karen Lynn Gorney), the escape is from more obscure forms of patriarchal exploitation, enacted via her aspirations to a glamourous and independent life, which can be read as calibrated to an imagining of the nightclub Studio 54 (which opened in 1977), not least in her celebrity name-dropping and initial distaste for her uncultured suitor. The final shot of Saturday Night Fever frames the couple in her apartment: polished wooden floors, exposed brick walls, a healthy rubber plant, an acoustic guitar resting against a sofa, and a window ledge looking out across Manhattan – a much more desirable locale than the film's initial setting of Tony's Brooklyn (see Figure 1). In short, to return to "How Deep is Your Love", the couple have realised that they were "living in a world of fools / breaking us down when they all should let us be / [since] we belong to you and me", and enshrine this shared sentiment in domestication. The New York of 1977 has tested them and their success in meeting this test has allowed them to take a synchronised step forward, and establish themselves on an upwardly mobile trajectory.
Does past experience effect balance in older women: a cross-sectional study comparing retired dancers and age-matched controls?
Wyon, Matthew; Reeve, Eileen; Ambegaonkar, Jatin; Cloak, Ross; Clarke, Frances; Davies, Paul (Springer Nature, 2021-05-24)
Background: Falls are increasing prevalent in the elderly but little data has been reported on the effect of previous life experience on balance ability. Aims: The aim of the present cross-sectional study was to determine whether participants with historically highly developed postural control (retired dancers) provided protection after activity had stopped by comparing their balance abilities with age-matched sedentary counterparts. Methods: Ten retired dancers [RD] 65 ±7.36yrs and 10 sedentary controls[C] 66 ±5.66yrs carried out a series of balance tests in a laboratory setting in a set order: Romberg, Functional Reach, Timed Up and Go, Berg and Tinetti. Results: The RD group performed significantly better solely in the static balance tests (Romberg and Berg Balance) (p<0.05). Therefore, past exercise history of the individual possibly needs to be considered when selecting a balance test battery with a need to use tests that have multiple constructs of balance. Conclusion: The RD group performed significantly better at static balance tests suggesting a possible skill retention from their dance careers
"Does anybody have a map?": The impact of "virtual Broadway" on musical theatre composition
Chandler, Clare; Scheuber-Rush, Simeon (Wiley, 2021-05-04)
Anti-establishment language humour and creativity in the Czech-speaking lands, 1938 to 1989
Dickins, Tom (Modern Humanities Research Association, 2021-04-23)
This article addresses a phenomenon that has been downplayed (especially in publications aimed at non-Czech speakers) — anti-establishment language humour and creativity in the Czech-speaking lands from 1938 to 1989. The study begins with a discussion of the motivation behind the humour and wordplay, with particular reference to their linguistic and comedic functions. This is followed by an examination of the principal themes and targets of the humour, or its message(s). A distinction is drawn here between anti-German humour, which sought to defend Czech identity, and humour critical of Communism, which was aimed mainly at political reform. In the final and longest section, the focus switches to the medium of the humour, which is analysed in detail under two defining headings: metalinguistic playfulness, and intertextual and encoded referents. In conclusion, the article stresses, inter alia, the symbolic importance of the anti-regime humour as a means of subversion, and the pleasure and solace that people took from it, both as a form of escapism and as an aesthetic experience.


One of the CW's top casting directors was honored for his work by the Talent Managers Association Tuesday.
David Rapaport, of David Rapaport Casting, was given a Heller Award for television casting by the TMA for his work on series such as "90210," "Gossip Girl," and "Arrow," all of which air on the CW.
Rapaport was among several casting directors who were awarded a Heller, including Randi Hiller, of Walt Disney Studio Motion Pictures Production Casting, for feature casting, and Francene Selkirk, of Shooting From The Hip Casting, for commercial casting. Eric Souliere, of Ulrich/Dawson/Kritzer Casting, was also honored for work as an associate casting director.
Jake Azhar took home top honors at the ceremony, which was held in Universal City, Calif.
Azhar, of Hollywood Management Company, was given the "Manager of the Year" award, while Clint Eastwood's longtime rep, Leonard Hirshan, was honored with "Lifetime Achievement in Management." Hirshan, who started as an agent at William Morris Agency, has had a relationship with Eastwood for five decades. He opened his own shop in 2004.
This was the 11th year TMA, an industry trade group, has handed out its Heller Awards, which are named for the late Seymour Heller, whose clients included Liberace.


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Ayodele Odutayo, Connor Emdin, and Joanne Cave.
U of T students named Rhodes Scholars
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Eleven Canadians, including three University of Toronto students, have been named Rhodes Scholars for 2013, meaning they will receive full scholarships to pursue post-graduate programs at Oxford University in the fall.
The prestigious Rhodes Scholarships are among the world's most prestigious postgraduate awards. This year 83 students from around the world, including 11 from Canada, will travel to Oxford as Rhodes Scholars.
The three U of T recipients are Joanne Cave, studying women and gender studies and sociology in the Faculty of Arts and Science; Connor Emdin, studying biochemistry and global health at the Faculty of Arts and Science; and Ayodele Odutayo, studying medicine in the Faculty of Medicine, all from the St. George campus.
Cave, a fourth-year Woodsworth College student and Alberta native, has been named a Prairies Rhodes Scholar for 2013. At 12 years old, Cave founded Ophelia's Voice, a girls' leadership organization in Alberta. Recently, she started a network of young non-profit professionals called Connect the Sector. She plans to pursue a master's in philosophy in comparative social policy at Oxford.
Cave, who remarks it's "absolutely incredible" to win a Rhodes Scholarship, is a peer mentor with the Office of Student Life at U of T's First in the Family Program (a mentorship program for students who are the first generation in their family to attend university) and is co-president of the Women & Gender Studies Students' Union.
Emdin, fourth-year Trinity College student from Toronto, is currently studying biochemistry at U of T. He also co-founded Salt for Survival, a student fundraising group for salt iodization programs. He also led an analysis to demonstrate that nurses could provide the same quality of HIV care as physicians while working in a clinical trial in South Africa.
Emdin plans to pursue development studies and later go on to medical school or complete a doctorate in international development.
Odutayo, who comes from Brampton, is a fourth-year medical student. He has worked as a nephrology research trainee at Sunnybrook Hospital in Toronto and is a former intern with the World Health Organization.
"As an undergraduate student, I was attracted to U of T's doctor of medicine program because of the broad clinical exposure that could be obtained in this multicultural and diverse city," said Odutayo, who plans to pursue a master's in public health and health policy at Oxford.
"We are very proud of the accomplishments of these three outstanding students," said David Naylor, president of the University of Toronto, in a news release. "They show great promise in their fields of study, and are emerging as leaders and innovators in Canadian society and in the global community."
Naylor himself was also a Rhodes Scholar, along with several other U of T graduates, including Bob Rae, a former premier of Ontario, and George Ignatieff, the president of the UN Security Council.
The University of Toronto is the only university in Canada with more than one Rhodes Scholar this year.
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Q: Shrink the database in SQL Server I have a database which is almost full and we have some options to deal with this:

*

*we can increase the db file size

*shrink the database

Before I choose the first option, I want to know how can I check the database size and how much data is really in there so that I may can shrink the database to get some free space.

A: So see where you have unused space , what file is how big use the following query....
Use DatabaseName
GO

Select name                                             AS [FileName]
     , size/128.0                                       AS [FileSize(MB)]
     , fileproperty(name, 'SpaceUsed')/128.0            AS [Space_Used(MB)]
     , (size - fileproperty(name, 'SpaceUsed')) /128.0  AS [FreeSpace(MB)]
From dbo.sysfiles
GO

Finally when you have decided to shrink a file with lots of free space you can use DBCC shrinkfile command to do so.
USE DatabaseName
GO
DBCC SHRINKFILE ('FileName', 10)   --<-- will shrink it to 10 MB
GO

Note
If any of the unused space was occupied by the BLOB data type(text, ntext, xml etc) column, you may not be able to claim back that unused space unless you drop and recreate the table again.

A: You can get this information a couple of different ways.  In SSMS you can right click on the database, choose properties and look at files.  You data and log files will display an "Initial" value indicating size.
You can right click the DB, click on Tasks and Shrink, then Files and the data file should be the default displayed.  This will show you your size and free space.
You can also run a script showing you all the size and location info for your databases.  There are several out there you can find with a quick Google Search.
Additionally, there are some built in SPs that can get you that info as described here  The fourth query in particular shows you the amount of free space.


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Funding Game Management
By Sarah Gilbertson
Sarah Gilbertson
For many, an opportunity to visit Alaska to hunt or sport fish is a life-long dream. For those of us lucky enough to live here, hunting, trapping and sport fishing is a way of life. Nowhere else in the world are ungulate populations such as moose, caribou and sheep so healthy and salmon runs so plentiful. Together, our fish and wildlife resources make Alaska a world-class destination for hunting, trapping and sport fishing.
The Alaska Department of Fish and Game (ADF&G) wants to preserve and enhance such opportunities for residents and non-residents alike, but is unable to do so at current funding levels. ADF&G's Division of Wildlife Conservation and Division of Sport Fish receive little, if any, financial support from state coffers. Both divisions rely upon federal monies and revenues from license fees as primary funding sources.
Resident and non-resident hunting/trapping license and tag fees have not increased in over a decade. Inflation over this time, combined with reduced income from state coffers (the division no longer receives support from the state general fund), new and expanded public services, and intensive management programs have left the Division of Wildlife Conservation with a $2 million budget shortfall in fiscal year 2005. As a result, the division has stopped filling vacant positions and has been forced to curtail some population surveys necessary to justify maximum hunting and trapping opportunities. Without new revenues, current levels of hunting and trapping opportunity in the state of Alaska will decline.
Sport fishing opportunity is also at stake. The Division of Sport Fish operates two hatcheries that were built over 30 years ago. These aging facilities are losing their source of hot water in the near future. These hatcheries generate over $45 million a year for Alaska's economy and reduce fishing pressure on Alaska's wild stocks. However, given the deteriorating condition of these hatcheries, it makes little sense to invest money into the existing facilities. Therefore, the division proposes constructing two new hatcheries, but cannot afford to do so without new revenues.
To address these funding needs, ADF&G is proposing an increase in resident and non-resident hunting/trapping and sport fishing license and tag fees. Such an increase must be considered and passed by the Alaska Legislature. ADF&G hopes to work with the Legislature during the next legislative session, which begins in January 2005, to pass an acceptable increase that will generate enough funds to maintain and increase hunting, trapping and sport fishing opportunity in the State of Alaska.
ADF&G has identified a need for additional funding and has proposed a way to generate new revenues through a license and tag fee increase.
Please note that this is a draft proposal that can and will change during the legislative process. ADF&G welcomes your suggestions on how to generate new revenues and structure a license and tag fee increase proposal.


Two rows of accumulated materials (bones, pottery and large blades) brought up by the ploughing that affected the funerary feature are being defined. Tomorrow, after the recording procedures, we will start to collect them.
Here are some closeups for the main concentration of blades.


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After school, Violet visits Finch's house and talks to his sister Kate, who leaves for work at a bar. Finch enters the bar and prompts Kate to speculate on why their father was abusive, and whether he could have been helped. Upset, Kate dismisses the topic, saying she doesn't care, and that their father is someone else's problem now. Disappointed, Finch leaves for their house, where Violet is waiting. As she questions him of the post-it notes he put up, he alludes to his episodes of "dark moods" where he fails to "stay awake" and loses control of himself.
Eventually Finch is convinced he is beyond help and shouts at her to leave. Finch disappears again. Concerned, Violet confides in her father, who suggests she check in places they had visited together. She drives to the Blue Hole, where she finds Finch's clothes and phone abandoned, and correctly infers that he has drowned. Some time later, she attends his funeral. While healing from Finch's suicide, Violet finds the map they used for travel around Indiana, and notices the last location they were supposed to visit together marked in red.
It's the Travelers' Prayers Chapel, a resting place for travelers and a place of healing for mourners. She finds his signature in the guest book. With Finch gone, Violet must present their school project alone. She reads aloud her writing on the lessons Finch taught her. In the last scene, Violet swims by herself in the Blue Hole. The film was released on February 28, through Netflix. The website's critics consensus reads: "Though it at times buckles under the emotional weight of its source material, All The Bright Place [ sic ] succeeds on the strength of Elle Fanning and Justice Smith's charming and tender performances.
Kimber Myers of the Los Angeles Times gave the film a positive review writing: "Though it's not without humor, "All the Bright Places" takes teens' emotions seriously and will move romantics of any age – in possibly unexpected ways". But it doesn't negate what comes before it: a film that lingers briefly in the deep end but remains disappointingly shallow.
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Suddenly, a bird flies out of a crevice and startles Dan, who slips and falls to his death. And believe it or not, I need you. One night, James sees a drunk Becky coming out of a bar. He offers to give her a ride home, but she refuses. Becky sees this phone disconnection as a sign that she should start trying to move on with her life. Becky has become emotionally withdrawn and is now terrified of heights.
Hunter has become more of a daredevil and has created a social media persona for herself called Danger D, so that she can become famous for doing risky stunts. After thinking about it for a short time, Becky agrees.
The two pals go on the trip, which includes walking about one mile to get to the tower. Hunter and Becky only brought a few granola bars and two bottles of water. Becky and Hunter have their cell phones with them though. Hunter uses her phone to take photos and videos to post on social media. Hunter also announces to her several thousand followers on social media that she and Becky will be climbing the B67 TV Tower. But once again, Hunter convinces Becky to change her mind.
On the climb up, the movie foreshadows the danger to come by showing how, unbeknownst to Becky and Hunter, a few screws have come loose from the tower during their climb up.
Becky and Hunter are too far away to see these screws fall out of their sockets. In the meantime, the movie depicts the dangers of being stranded in a remote area without enough food and water.
Hunter and Becky come up with some ideas to try to get help, but there are some setbacks when they try these ideas. Violet and Finch are both in their last year of the same high school in an unnamed city in Indiana. Finch jumps on the bridge wall to join Violet and reaches out his hand to help bring her off of the wall. Violet seems a little embarrassed and downplays her apparent contemplation of suicide. Finch seems to understand, and they make some small talk before going their separate ways.
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The movie shows if Finch ends up taking this advice. He also has a habit of randomly cutting off contact from people and sometimes disappearing for unpredictable periods of time. Meanwhile, Finch seems infatuated with Violet, ever since their first conversation. On social media, he tags her with a video of himself playing acoustic guitar and singing a song that he wrote about her. The assignment, which must be done in duos, requires the students to write about two or more wonders in Indiana that they have seen in person while traveling.
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and newcomer Zaraah Abrahams. Lee posted a message about each actor on the film's Kickstarter page, but refrained from revealing any details about the characters they will play.
"I first saw the fresh face and abundance of talent at the Broadway opening of the late Nora Ephron's Lucky Guy," Lee writes of Stephen Tyrone Williams, who will play the film's leading role. "At the after party, I found Stephen and told him how much I enjoyed his performance and God willing one day we would be able to work together."
Of Abrahams, who Lee discovered in a student film made by one of his NYU film students, he writes, "I tracked her down and Zaarah is even better than I thought. If I know anything, I know young talent." Hard to argue that with the man who gave Rosie Perez and Samuel L. Jackson their starts.
Finally, Lee gushes about adding Michael K. Williams, one of his favorite actors since Williams' stint on The Wire, to the film's supporting cast. "I feel that his portrayal, his complexity and his humanity of Omar [his character on The Wire] will go down as one of the greatest characters cable TV has seen."
Lee's Kickstarter campaign successfully closes on Wednesday, August 21. Hopefully, more details about the film will be released soon.