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A simplified diagram of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation. This 'conveyor belt' carries warm water from the tropics (represented by red arrows) into the North Atlantic. There, the water cools and sinks before flowing back toward the south (yellow arrows). This pattern of circulation plays an important role in regulating climate in the North Atlantic as well as the rest of the world. Image: Muschitiello et al.
Changing ocean currents and major climate shifts in the North Atlantic
A new study published in Nature Communications comparing ice cores and marine sediment cores measures time lags between changing ocean currents and major climate shifts. Changes in ocean currents foretells climate shifts by 400 years.
Based on press-release by Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory
In the Atlantic Ocean, a giant 'conveyor belt' carries warm waters from the tropics into the North Atlantic, where they cool and sink and then return southwards in the deep ocean.
This circulation pattern is an important player in the global climate, regulating weather patterns in the Arctic, Europe, and around the world. Evidence increasingly suggests that this system is slowing down, and some scientists fear it could have major effects, such as causing temperatures to dive in Europe.
A new study published in Nature Communications provides insight into how quickly these changes could take effect if the system continues weakening. Led by scientists at Columbia's Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory in collaboration with the Norwegian Research Centre, the study is the first to precisely determine the time lags between past changes to the AMOC and major climate changes.
Fransesco Muschitiello
"Our reconstructions indicate that there are clear climate precursors provided by the ocean state — like warning signs, so to speak," says lead author Francesco Muschitiello, who completed the work as a postdoc at Lamont-Doherty and now works at the University of Cambridge.
Leads and Lags
The team studied a key section of the ocean current pattern, known as the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC). They zeroed in on a section where water sinks from the surface to the bottom of the North Atlantic. Comparing data from three cores, a sediment core drilled from the bottom of the Norwegian Sea, a lake sediment core from Southern Scandinavia, and ice cores from Greenland, they confirmed that the AMOC started weakening about 400 years before a major cold snap 13,000 years ago, and began strengthening again about 400 years before an abrupt warming 11,000 years ago.
In other words were AMOC weakened in the time leading up to the planet's last major cold snap, called the Younger Dryas, around 13,000 years ago. The ocean circulation began slowing down about 400 years before the cold snap, but once the climate started changing, temperatures over Greenland plunged quickly by about 6 degrees.
A similar pattern emerged near the end of that cold snap; the current started strengthening roughly 400 years before the atmosphere began to heat up dramatically, transitioning out of the ice age. Once the deglaciation started, Greenland warmed up rapidly — its average temperature climbed by about 8 degrees over just a few decades, causing glaciers to melt and sea ice to drop off considerably in the North Atlantic.
Co-author William D'Andrea, a paleoclimatologist at Lamont-Doherty was surprised by what they found — he says the lag times are two or three times greater than he would have expected.
Comparing ice cores and marine sediment cores
This study is one key in the puzzle to better understand the ocean-cryosphere interactions in the Nordic Seas and their role in shaping abrupt climate change in Greenland during the last deglaciation.
Trond Dokken
"Precise chronologies and synchronizations with Greenland ice core records are key to understand the timing of interactions of all the components of the climate system in respect to Greenland changes", says Trond M. Dokken at NORCE and the Bjerknes Centre for Climate Research.
Dokken is one of the leaders in the ice2ice consortium, a larger ongoing ERC Synergy Grant led by four institutions in Bergen, Norway and Copenhagen, Denmark. The Ice2ice project aims to unravel how Arctic and sub-Arctic sea ice cover excerts important controls on past and future Greenland temperature and ice sheet variations.
Margit Simon
"This is especially important if we want to make an attempt to understand how comparable (or not) these past dynamics are that led to abrupt sea-ice loss back then and those ongoing and expected in the future happening in the Arctic Ocean" says Margit H. Simon, Senior researcher NORCE and the Bjerknes Centre for Climate Research and co-author on the study.
Radiocarbon dating formed a substantial part of this study, which were prepared at NORCE in Bergen and measured in collaboration with the ETH in Zuerich, Switzerland. Lead author Francesco Muschitiello continues to work closely with the scientists in the ice2ice project in Bergen especially on radiocarbon related matters with both co-authors Trond M. Dokken and Margit H. Simon.
Francesco Muschitiello, et al. (2019) Deep-water circulation changes lead North Atlantic climate during deglaciation, Nature Communications volume 10, Article number: 1272 (2019)
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Tempest tossed by wind and wave on almost every sea, tried by almost every form of hardship and privation, laid under conditions of hard labor to make a living in many places, and finding for years every sky frowning upon him, Frank L. Heuschkel, of Garfield county, this state, who is living near Glenwood Springs, finds himself at last comfortably fixed for life, owning a fine property, conducting a profitable business of magnitude, with a worldly competence that secures him against adversity, and firmly established in the regard and good will of the community which, during the last nineteen years, he has helped to build up and develop. He was born in Saxony, Germany, on December 27, 1853, and is the son of Carl Ferdinand and Annestina (Wedeman) Heuschkel, of that country, where the father was for thirty-nine years game and wood keeper in the employ of the government. In 1880 the parents came to the United States and settled on the island of Saplo, near Savannah, Georgia, where they soon after died. They were members of the Lutheran church, and in business the father was very successful. Three of their five children survive them, Frank, Minnie and Carl B., the last a resident of Clarksville, Missouri. Frank L., the oldest of those living, was educated in the state schools of his native land and at a high grade seminary there. On leaving school he desired to enter the German navy, but his parents objecting to this, he ran away from home and for three years served as a sailor, visiting in the time many countries. He then passed an examination at South Shields, England, for the position of mate, in which capacity he afterward served nine years. During nine months he had entire charge of Blackbird island in the interest of the government, his duty being to prevent Negroes from firing the timber used for shipbuilding. He next turned his attention to fishing and in connection with this pursuit carried the mails between the islands of Dubois and Blackbird, the latter being used as a quarantine station under Dr. Elliott. In those days the mail pouch was strapped to the back of the carrier and could not be taken off until he reached his destination. In this service he suffered many hardships and confronted many dangers. His next engagement was as a boat-keeper in the interest of Clancy near Dubois island, and at the end of a year passed in that service he concluded to come to Colorado, and reached Leadville in 1880. He remained in the vicinity of that town and in the adjoining county of Park until 1885, engaged in various occupations, among them leasing mining properties and prospecting, but without success. He also worked at the Cummings & Fin Company Smelter at Leadville and did some teaming. In the spring of 1885 he located a portion of his present ranch, a pre-emption claim of one hundred and sixty acres, to which he has since added by purchase until he has an excellent property, of which about two hundred and ten acres are fit for cultivation. Since taking possession of this property he has devoted his energies to its development and improvement, and has brought much of it to an advanced state of cultivation, producing large crops of hay, grain and vegetables, and raising cattle on an extensive scale and some horses for market. In connection with his ranching and stock industry he runs a dairy business which is highly profitable. His success in his latest venture has been exceptionally good and he ranks in the general estimation as one of the best and most prosperous ranchmen on the Western slope. In fraternal life he belongs to the United Workmen, in politics supports the Democratic party, in official circles has been a member of the school board, and in reference to the general affairs of the community is one of the most enterprising and forceful of its citizens. On September18,1880, he united in marriage with Miss Josephine Ann Roberts, a native of Cornwall, England,and daughter of John and Josephine A. (Andrews) Roberts, also natives of that country. The father followed mining from the age of seven years to the end of his life.
He brought his family to the United States, and after reaching New York determined to come to Colorado. He traveled all the way in a stage coach to Central City, this state. In 1878 he moved to Leadville, and here he entered the employ of Tingley S. Woods and Judge Ward, who were promoters of the Florence mine, in which Mr. Roberts served as shift boss. He was a Republican in politics, and the father of eight children, five of whom are living: Josephine A. (Mrs. Heuschkel); Mrs. Thomas Blackwell, of Aspen; John, living at Leadville; James R., a resident of Garfield county; and Elizabeth, the wife of Mr. Westbury, of Liverpool, England. The father died on December 15, 1886, and the mother at Cornwall, England, in April, 1901. Both were members of the Methodist church. Mr. and Mrs. Heuschkel have had eight children. Of these, Francis L. died on March 25, 1895; and Ellen (Mrs. Gilmore), Joseph A., William O., John R., Bertha H., Thomas H. and Alta E. are living. The opportunities offered them here to win fortune and standing among the people, the delightful climate, the progressive spirit of the citizens, and the general conditions of life have made them all well pleased with Colorado as a place of residence.
Source: Bowen, A. W. Progressive Men of Western Colorado. Chicago: A. W. Bowen & Co., Publishers. 1905.
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The Rose Place building & The Rokos Quad.
Images from my photoshoot of AnalogFolk fit-out and interiors by architects Design Haus Liberty has been featured in Conde Magazine, Taiwan. Click here for more images of the project.
My 30 favourite pictures from assignments and projects in 2012….
Cedar wood ceiling inside the National Assembly for Wales Senedd (Senate) Building. Architect: Richard Rogers Partnership, 2006. Cardiff Bay, Wales.
2012 Steel lattice in front of the 1852 station booking hall.
A graffiti mural on Megaro Hotel opposite St Pancras station, London, 2012.
An Iranian girl looks out from the trunk of Sarv-e Abar-Kuh "cypress of Abar-Kuh", also called the Zoroastrian Sarv, is a Cupressus sempervirens tree in Abarkuh, Yazd Iran. It is estimated to be over four thousand years old and may be the oldest living thing in Asia.
Interior of Octagonal Pavilion Tomb of the Sheikh Abdolsamad, Natanz, Iran.
A silver birch tree grows through the floor on the terrace of Hotel Polissia.
St David's Cathedral at dusk from the gatehouse, started 1123, Pembrokeshire.
Path to the ruins of St Non's Chapel, held by tradition to mark the birthplace of St David, Pembrokeshire.
Nave of St David's Cathedral, Pembrokeshire.
Seascape (glimmer), St Bride's Bay, Pembrokeshire.
Early morning, St David's Cathedral, Pembrokeshire.
Seascape II, St Bride's Bay, Pembrokeshire.
St. Non's Well, said to have sprung up during a thunderstorm when St. David was born about 500 AD. Its waters are reputed to have healing properties, St Davids, Pembrokeshire.
Porth y Ffynnon, St Davids, Pembrokeshire.
Oak ceiling above the nave, St David's Cathedral, Pembrokeshire.
Seascape III, St Bride's Bay, Pembrokeshire.
Chest tomb showing incline of nave, St David's Cathedral, Pembrokeshire.
Seascape IV, St Bride's Bay, Pembrokeshire.
Tomb stone, St David's Cathedral, Pembrokeshire.
Treginnis Uchaf, St David's head, Pembrokeshire.
West front of St David's Cathedral made of distinctive purple Cambrian sandstone, Pembrokeshire.
Malator from above, an earth house built in 1998. Architect: Future Systems. Druidston Haven, Pembrokeshire.
Malator entrance and St Bride's Bay. Architect: Future Systems. Druidston Haven, Pembrokeshire.
Malator open-plan living space. Architect: Future Systems. Druidston Haven, Pembrokeshire.
Malator, the buried design allowed the building to be approved within a National Park. Architect: Future Systems. Druidston Haven, Pembrokeshire.
Seascape I, Newgale Sands, Pembrokeshire.
Trefrane Colliery, Engine House Chimney, 1850s, Pembrokeshire.
Seascape II, Newgale Sands, Pembrokeshire.
Glow, St Bride's Bay, Pembrokeshire.
Flight, St Bride's Bay, Pembrokeshire.
Day 115: Milford Haven to Dale Fort – 3,000km!
South Hook LNG terminal jetty, Milford Haven, Pembrokeshire.
Victorian 64pdr Practice Battery Emplacement, South Hook Fort, Milford Haven, Pembrokeshire.
Seaweed, Sandy Haven Pill, Pembrokeshire.
Little Castle Head Beacon, Pembrokeshire.
Artist Jon Foreman at work, Lindsway Bay, Pembrokeshire.
Tide line, Musselwick, Gann Beach, Pembrokeshire.
3,000km walked since St Paul's, London, Gann Beach, Pembrokeshire.
Criss-cross. Pylons on the Angle peninsula, Pembroke, Pembrokeshire.
Defences. Contemporary gabion revetments & Pembroke Castle built in 1093, Pembrokeshire.
Happy Christmas from Sheila and Family, Pembroke Dock, Pembrokeshire.
Yellow & Blue, Pembroke Dock, Pembrokeshire.
The Brunel Quay Hotel, Neyland, Pembrokeshire.
Pipeline Crossing, Dragon LNG Terminal, Milford Haven, Pembrokeshire.
Pipelines, Dragon LNG Terminal, Milford Haven, Pembrokeshire.
Jetty, Dragon LNG Terminal, Milford Haven, Pembrokeshire.
Third day in the rain, near Cleddau Bridge, Pembrokeshire.
Winter dawn, Whitedole Bay, Dyfed.
Decisions, decisions, Castles bay, Dyfed.
WW2 searchlight bunker, Angle Peninsula, Dyfed.
Milford Haven Jetty for delivery of Liquefied Natural Gas, South Hook Terminal, Dyfed.
Pembroke Oil Refinery across Angle Bay, Rhoscrowther, Dyfed.
South Hook LNG terminal and jetty, Dyfed.
Storage Tank, Pembroke Oil Refinery, Rhoscrowther, Dyfed.
Chimney forest, Pembroke Oil Refinery, Rhoscrowther, Dyfed.
St Mary's Church with Pembroke Oil Refinery Flares, Pwllcrochan, Dyfed.
Pembroke natural gas-fired Power Station, the largest in Europe, Dyfed.
Pembroke Oil Refinery at dusk, Rhoscrowther, Dyfed.
Night hiking to Pembroke, Dyfed.
Church Rock and Broad Haven Beach, Dyfed.
Sentry box, Castlemartin range East, Dyfed.
Church Rock & Stackpole Head, Dyfed.
Protection bunker for WW2 mover system, Trevellan Downs Tank Range, Dyfed.
Seascape, St Govan's Head, Dyfed.
Coastguard Lookout, St. Govan's Head, Castlemartin range East, Dyfed.
St Govan's Chapel, built above a hermitage cell in the 14th century, Dyfed.
Interior of St Govan's Chapel, Dyfed.
Entrance to St Govan's Chapel, Dyfed.
Old Spartan and Sultan armoured personnel carriers used as helicopter targets, Castlemartin range East, Dyfed.
Cliffs at Newton Down, Dyfed.
Marker, Castlemartin range East, Dyfed.
Radar Station at Castlehead, Castlemartin range East, Dyfed.
Elegug Stacks (Elegug is the Welsh word for the guillemot), Dyfed.
Elegug Stacks and the south Pembrokeshire coast towards Stackpole Head, Dyfed.
The Green Bridge of Wales, a natural arch formed from Limestone, Dyfed.
Sunrise over Caldey Island lighthouse, Dyfed.
Constellation of net buoys, Lydstep Haven, Dyfed.
Last glimpse, Caldey Island, Dyfed.
Air Defence Range Manorbier I, Dyfed.
Air Defence Range Manorbier II, Dyfed.
Fissure, Priest's Nose, Manorbier, Dyfed.
King's Quoit, Neolithic Burial Chamber, Manorbier, Dyfed.
Double Yellow, Manorbier Castle, Dyfed.
Coast path to Freshwater East, Dyfed.
Drinking Trough, Trewent Point, Dyfed.
Gorse & Bracken, Trewent Point, Dyfed.


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Newsweek's 2020 List of America's Best Customer Service Companies Honors Goodyear Auto Service
October 15, 2019 2:15pm Comments
AKRON, Ohio, Oct. 15, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Goodyear Auto Service has been named to Newsweek's 2020 list of America's Best Customer Service brands in the Automotive Repair category.
Newsweek partnered with analytics firm Statista to survey more than 20,000 U.S. customers who have either made purchases, used services or gathered information about products or services in the past three years. The results provided information about brick and mortar stores, online retailers and service providers from 160 categories, spanning a broad spectrum of customer experiences. The final list, which recognizes the top three brands in each category, was announced on Newsweek.com on Oct. 14 and will be published in an upcoming print edition of Newsweek magazine.
"It's an honor to be recognized for our commitment to customer service," says Fred Thomas, vice president and general manager, Goodyear Retail. "It's been our goal to provide care, quality and respect for our customers and their cars, while delivering on the promise of the Goodyear brand. This award is a testament to the friendly atmosphere, attentive service and expert tire and automotive care our Goodyear Auto Service associates strive to provide every day."
Goodyear Auto Service are full-service tire and automotive repair stores wholly owned and operated by The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company. With almost 600 hundred locations nationwide, Goodyear Auto Service makes it simple for drivers to find reliable automotive care in their neighborhood. Visit www.goodyearautoservice.com to find a location nearest you.
To see the complete list of honorees, visit www.newsweek.com/americas-best-customer-service-2020/services-personal-services-home-care-maintenance.
About The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Goodyear (NASDAQ:GT) is one of the world's largest tire companies. It employs about 64,000 people and manufactures its products in 47 facilities in 21 countries around the world. Its two Innovation Centers in Akron, Ohio, and Colmar-Berg, Luxembourg, strive to develop state-of-the-art products and services that set the technology and performance standard for the industry. For more information about Goodyear and its products, go to www.goodyear.com/corporate.
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2022 Game Preview: Ohio State vs Wisconsin
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Ohio State starts their Big Ten play part of the season against Wisconsin, and the environment for the match-up couldn't be bigger. The Buckeyes will wear all black against Wisconsin for their "Blackout Game." The last time Ohio State wore black alternate uniforms was in a 2019 win against the Michigan State Spartans. The Buckeyes are 3-0 when they wear black entering Saturday, beating the Penn State Nittany Lions in 2015, the Nebraska Cornhuskers in 2018 and the Spartans. Fans have been encouraged to wear black to "The Shoe."
This is also the 3rd primetime game this season, and second game in a row, and have the best commentators ESPN has to offer. This might be the last game Kirk Herbstreit calls a game in the Horseshoe with the need media deal which takes effect next year, and ESPN will not be a part of it.
I didn't share the trailer last week, but this week with Cade Stover narrating I think deserves to be shared:
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— Ohio State Football (@OhioStateFB) September 22, 2022
This game is a great opportunity for the Buckeyes to get some separation. This will give them a good chance to solidify themselves as a national title contender, it will show if all of their offseason preparation on being a tough team will show, and could help CJ Stroud with his Heisman campaign.
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Head Coach: Paul Chryst (8th season)
Ohio State Preview
After an explosive game last week against Toledo, the Buckeyes jumped up to the top offense in the country, averaging 565.3 yards a game. Their defense finally forced a turnover, getting 2 total, in their third game of the season, and are looking to get more this week. The Buckeyes stayed steady in the polls as they are the 3rd ranked team in the country for the second straight week in both the AP and coaches poll, and are still favored by double digits in all of their remaining games, including the season finale showdown against undefeated Michigan.
According to Ryan Day, this will be the best quarterback and running back the Buckeyes have played so far, and if we are looking forward, this game might be the most challenge game until the Buckeyes play against Penn State on the road.
The Buckeyes know they are going against a solid team this week, and their toughness will be challenged.
"When you get into Big Ten play, it's a line-of-scrimmage league, it's a tough league," Kevin Wilson said. "It wears on you week after week after week. We're starting with a big challenge with a great line-of-scrimmage team on both sides coming up when Wisconsin walks into the 'Shoe."
CJ Stroud, who is the Heisman favorite after three weeks, has a huge opportunity in the national stage in a primetime match up to help solidify his position and maybe even put a little separation against the field. Stroud has passed for 941 yards with 11 touchdowns and 0 interceptions. He has shown that he can move around, and has avoided sacks by scrambling out of the pocket and connecting with his receivers down the field, a lot of those throws with sideline passes that have showcased the athleticism of the talented receivers.
Miyan Williams is the leading running back, partially due to the injuries this year for TreVeyon Henderson. Williams has 207 yards on the ground with 1 touchdown, and has 3 receptions for 23 yards. Henderson has rushed for 197 yards on 29 carries and 3 rushing touchdowns. Dallan Hayden had a huge game last week, and has 121 yards and 1 touchdown on 21 carries this season in place on an injured Evan Pryor.
Marvin Harrison Jr leads the receiver room with 18 catches for 342 yards and 5 touchdowns. Emeka Egbuka has been consistent every game, and has 20 catches for 324 yards and 3 touchdowns. The biggest surprise is that Cade Stover is the third leading receiver with 137 yards on 8 catches. The Buckeyes are trying to get him a touchdown, and this game might be his chance to do so. Jaxon Smith-Njigba is expected to play more this game after only playing a few series against Toledo, and he wasn't needed to make plays in that game, but hopefully that game was able to help him get ready for this week.
Wisconsin Preview
Wisconsin enters this game with a 2-1 record, with their one loss against Washington State at home. Wisconsin had more total yards, first downs, and won the time of possession battle, but the Badgers couldn't hold onto the ball and had 11 penalties. It was as un-characteristic for the Badgers, and it ended up costing them the game against an opponent they were favored to beat by 17 points. Does this game provide the Buckeyes a blue print on how to beat the Badgers?
Wisconsin rebounded the following week and put on an offensive clinic against an overmatched New Mexico State team, scoring 66 points, and holding the Aggies to only 7 points. This was a game that will help them get some confidence because they know that they will need to keep pace with the Buckeyes incase this game turns into a shoot out. The best thing they can do in this game is to keep the ball away from the Buckeyes, and keep the ball on the ground to not give Ohio State extra possessions with turnovers.
The Badgers still tough will compete for a very open Big Ten West, and even with a loss to the Buckeyes, they can control their destiny if they win out the rest of the way, with their cross over games again Michigan State and Maryland who could be beatable.
Graham Mertz has passed for 697 yards through 3 games, and has 6 touchdowns to 2 interceptions, passing for 71% completion rate. He has not made plays on the ground, and has been sacked 4 times already, so he will have to maneuver in the pocket to keep plays alive against an aggressive Buckeye front 7.
Braelon Allen is a solid running back, and has had a good start to his season. He is competing with TreVeyon Henderson, Mo Ibraham of Minnesota, and Nick Singleton of Penn State for the top running back in the Big Ten this years. He has 332 rushing yards on 50 carries, and 5 touchdowns. Behind him is Chez Mellusi, who has 163 yards on 35 carries and 1 touchdown. Isaac Guerendo is the third running back in the rotation with 91 yards on 17 carries, and 3 touchdowns.
The top target for Mertz is Chimere Dike who has 172 yards on 9 catches for 1 touchdown. Skyler Bell has 8 catches for 146 yards and 2 touchdowns. The third top target is tight-end Clay Cundriff who has 8 catches for 139 yards and 2 touchdowns. No other receiver has more than 4 catches.
The Badger defense was statistically the top defense in 2021, and under Jim Leonhard they are only giving up 8 points a game, and 246 yards. They have 7 players who have an interception.
Buckeye Spotlight
TreVeyon Henderson. The start of the season has probably not gone the way Henderson wanted due to some minor injuries, and he has not been needed to play a complete game since the week 1 matchup against Notre Dame. Miyan Williams has been a great running back, but Henderson will need to be patient and make plays with his legs to make the run game balance out the passing attack, which Ohio State will open up due to several key secondary member out for this game for the Badgers.
Badger Spotlight
Graham Mertz. As good as Braelon Allen is, this game will be dictated by how well Mertz is able to attack the secondary of Ohio State. He has made a step up from last season, and is a player Ryan Day really wanted, but the game plan for the Buckeyes will be stoping the run, and forcing Mertz to make plays.
Water Cooler Stat of the Game
8. The Buckeyes have won 8 straight game against the Badgers, starting with the dramatic win against Wisconsin in 2011. During that span, the Buckeyes have outscored Wisconsin 273 to 139 points, with an average score of 34 to 17.
The Buckeyes open up conference play against a solid Wisconsin team, who is coming off a 66 point game against New Mexico State. The Badgers will have to rely on their defense behind defensive coordinator Jim Leonhard that is only giving up 8 points a game. They Buckeyes will have their hand full with trying to slow down Braelon Allen, who has 332 yards rushing already this year. The Buckeyes should have everyone back on offense for this game after getting TreVeyon Henderson some rest, and an arsenal of wide-receivers that Badgers will have to worry about. The Badgers will get a few plays, but the Buckeyes will come out with the win.
Ohio State 45 – Wisconsin 14
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Vera Bradley, Inc. reported in IV. Quarter net earnings per share of $0.25 an increase by 3.11 % year on year from $0.24 and an improvement of 104.6 % from $0.12 realized in III. Quarter (Nov 03 2018).
Vera Bradley's Revenue fell by -10.46 % in IV. Quarter (Feb 02 2019) year on year, to $118 million and advanced by 20.99 % sequentially.
Vera Bradley is Expected to report next financial results on June 07, 2019.
Vera Bradley's net income of $9 million in IV. Quarter increased by 1.25 % from net earnings of $9 million achieved in IV. Quarter a year ago.
Sequentially net earnings grew by 103.95 % from net income of $4.23 million realized in previous quarter.
Inventories grew by 4.26 % to $92 million from IV. Quarter a year ago, sequentially inventories fell by -4.88 %.	VRA's Cash flow	In IV. Quarter company's net cash flow was $51 million, capital expenditures grew by -46.77%, to $-2 millions compare to same quarter a year ago and fell by 106.28% from III. Quarter (Nov 03 2018).
Vera Bradley, Inc. does not pay out common stock dividend.
In trailing twelve-month period Vera Bradley, Inc. earned $ 1.24 cash per share, on a free-cash flow basis 210.33 % of net earning per share.
Book value grew by 2.80 % sequentially to $8.39 per share, 70.95% of net income per share in trailing twelve-month period were contributed to shareholder value.
Tangible Book value grew to $ 8.39 per share from $ 8.17.
Company repurchased 0.39 million shares or 1.10 % in IV. Quarter.


To give you a sense of what goes on in the Romper Room (our Son-Rise playroom), I'll share a few moments from a Son-Rise session Joaquin and I had this week. In the previous days we had spent a lot of time around the blackboard and a piece of paper, writing down numbers he would dictate to me. He'll give me a piece of chalk or a crayon and say a number, very often avoiding eye contact. The activity is an ism because, although it is not exclusive, it is repetitive and inflexible. It's progress, because it involves me. So rather than imitating (which is what I'd do if he was tuning me out), my way of joining him is playing the small part he wants me to play with energy excitement and enthusiasm until a time when he gives me a "green light", meaning a moment where it feels like he's open to something new out of his ism. At that point, I'll try to add a little variation to the activity by introducing something related to it but a tiny bit different.
So I had spent about three fun days doing this with him, and during those days I really enjoyed it while my heart was full of love and awe for this strange tiny creature who adores numbers this much. My attitude must have been just right because I felt great, and every morning Joaquin could not wait to get us in the room to play. But on the fourth day I felt like I needed a change of pace… I had started preparing a game many days earlier, and that night decided to finish it and introduce it next day.
The goal of the game —originally introduced by ATCA in the Son-Rise blog— is to help a child move from speaking in single words to sentences by motivating the use of 2-3 words. So beginning with your child's motivation in mind, you prepare several options of a single thing and present them to him. Numbers being Joaquin's biggest passion, I crafted five options for each number using different shapes, sizes, colors, and patterns. Joaquin knows the colors, shapes, and the words "big" and "small", and I thought it would be fun to introduce some new concepts. Most likely, he'd ask for a number, so my job was to encourage him to clarify his request with one more word.
Here's a video of us playing the game for the second time. Notice that his first request is great: "Three! Big circle!" . He had learned something… The first time we played the game he was very frustrated by not getting his pieces as soon as he simply said the corresponding number word. So initially I played it a little easier for him by letting him have them as soon as he said a second word, just to get him to understand the idea. On this second time we played, I started getting a little tougher eventually insisting on a two-word request before giving him the piece. This pushed him to the point of using crying to get me to cooperate, and while I could tell he was challenged by my requests, his motivation to get the numbers was strong enough for him to choose to stretch himself in this area.
When children cry and whine to get what they want, the usual adult response is to run and please them so the tantrum stops. This simply reinforces the idea that crying and whining are very effective ways of communication. So in Son-Rise, we attempt to communicate the opposite message by granting things very fast and enthusiastically when language is used as a request, and becoming slow and a little dumb when crying is the main way of communication.
When children are motivated and interacting, it's the time to invite them to grow. So far, I've done very little of this — perhaps because Joaquin's interactive attention span is short; perhaps because sometimes I don't know what to do. But during this game I came up with a completely unplanned idea that not only changed the game a little bit (good to keep it going and to encourage flexibility), but also gave me a chance to request something new from him.
This is a way how Joaquin's autism is evident: Most of the time, he does not respond to requests. "Give me your cup so I can pour more juice for you" or things like that go completely ignored. So during this game, by his request, I started singing a song he adores… "One elephant was swinging on a spider web… Because he knew the web was strong, he brought in another elephant" . And you sing this with an increasing number of elephants every time.
He likes this song because I do a little anticipation and physical play with it. Lately I also pause to give him a chance to prompt me to give him the next verse. So when I switched to "two" in the song, I picked a two from Joaquin's board, and the next time I playfully asked him to give me a three in order to sing the third elephant in. To my complete surprise Joaquin did it. And then, he did it again for the fourth elephant. This, sweet people, is what I call a tiny miracle. And tiny miracle by tiny miracle is how these precious children start to cross the bridge into "our world".
In this video you also get treated to my rendition of the Romper Room song; a variation of "Rock around the Clock", which has become a way to express our enthusiasm for being in the Son-Rise playroom, and Joaquin joins and prompts it by singing "rocka rocka rocka".
I've explained isms in an earlier post… And Joaquin isms a lot. He moves between isming and interacting, and I move back and forth with him. Here's a moment when he became exclusive during the game and I joined him. Many times I've joined by imitating his exact actions while keeping an inner sense of love and acceptance for him and his activity. I've found that it is more fun, and it tends to shorten the length of the ism, when I go overboard trying to get into it and animate my face and words. In this specific one, he requests that I don't join his "fx" sound. So I comply and express my delight for the ism with exaggerated facial expressions. At some point he starts talking to himself about eating turkey (our lunch that day), and I follow the topic while I ism, but pretty quickly I realize we're approaching a "green light" as he takes pieces from me and repeats my words.
Here, he's done with our new game and motions to start playing our old one (the one were he dictates numbers to me). He knows the drill (and so do I)… "open box!"… "green paper!" (I've asked him lately which one he'd rather use)… "163" … The day before this (or perhaps this day — I forgot), I started testing his level of interaction/flexibility during this activity by requesting him to draw something for me. So I ask him to draw some dots. I've been surprised to see him pausing his dictating mode to comply with my request. This is huge, so I CELEBRATE him.
I like this short one a lot. We're on that weird state half isming, half interacting… We're doing something repetitive initiated by him, but he's found his way on my lap, which is considered a bit of a potential green light. In those cases, I stay joining and try to check his level of openness by doing something subtle out of the ism. Here I get a cute little smile and a tender moment, before he feels ready to ask me to watch one more video. HA!!!!… I try to replace the word "no" by positive language. So instead of "no", I'll say "Yes!… later", or "tomorrow". Enough videos today little one!
So those were some real moments from where we are today. I hope you enjoyed our little dance on this constant flowing between Joaquin's world and the one where we're encouraging him to participate. I leave you with one last video that shows "the dance" at work.
As you can see, doing this every day requires a lot of energy. I currently do it for 2 hours every day, or more if he gets us in the room for extra play time. When you add this intense focused therapy to the activities of a stay-at-home mom, plus the special diet I just started for him that forces me to cook and bake a lot of common staples you'd just buy at the grocery store… You may understand why volunteers are a big element of this program. In order to give him more therapy hours, we need help from others to come and play with him, and show him the diversity of people. So that's our next step in this journey. I need to recruit, train, and bring new Son-Rise friends for my Kiki, and then observe them, give them feedback, set up goals for all of us, and manage all of our efforts as a team.
We recently installed observation cameras in the romper room; we're just missing a few last details. But very soon, I'll make my call for local volunteers. We're hoping that this place where we casually find ourselves right now, will provide an array of kind and gentle individuals wanting to experience the miracle of helping a beautiful special child reach out and connect. It is so overwhelmingly beautiful when you go in there full of love and awe for this majestic, strange and elusive bird, and you see him eventually fly to feed from your hand. You don't need to be related to Joaquin by blood to experience this, or the joy that fills your day afterwards and goes with you all the way to bedtime.
What a son and what a mother! A el me lo como a besos. Lindo, lindo, lindo! Y a ti me dan ganas de ponerme a brincar contigo! Me doy de voluntaria con el corazon.
Yo se que serias una fantastica voluntaria. Gracias!… El bollo ese, efectivamente es espectacular!… Esos dedos gorditos espichando el velcro contra el felt, y luego reorganizando todos sus preciosos numeros… Si, yo tengo que controlarme para no morderlo, de lo delicioso que es.
Reading this post and watching the videos – before I got to the last few paragraphs – I kept thinking, "My goodness. I am in awe of this woman's energy." It made me think how I might handle myself in your place, and though I know I would manage I also know I would tire very quickly and it would take every little last bit of my energy to keep from getting frustrated. In the end, I do know that I'd persevere because I'd have to; there would simply be no choice. However, it would take me a WHOLE lot longer to get there than you.
I know it isn't easy. And for that, I applaud you. Joaquin is a beautiful boy and he is lucky to have you as his mother.
You know, the stuff you mention about the energy is something that I was very worried about when I first learned what this process entailed. I really didn't think I had it in me. Nor did I think I had it in me to be the mother of a special child. I even said it to a few friends in my kitchen one week before learning that Joaquin is autistic. And yet… I have it all. And so would you. You just don't know what you're capable of until you're in that situation: SWIM OR SINK!…. I know you would swim too, and it wouldn't take you any longer than me.


Portafina is one of the leading pension experts in the UK, helping thousands of people to unlock the potential in their pension. Previously Porta Financial, we collaborated on creating a digital transition to their new brand, with a new Drupal website to give a relaxed and efficient experience for current and new clients.
Working with the internal Portafina team, the finished site showcases their new branding through an exceptional user experience to increase brand awareness and lead generation.
The delivered Portafina website champions their new branding, showcasing it alongside an exceptional user experience which led to a huge jump in both conversation rate and leads.


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Trip from Adoor to Azamgarh
Distance From Adoor: 2555 Km.
Altitude : 84 Meters
Azamgarh is situated on the bank of Tamsa river, one of the easternmost districts of Uttar Pradesh, once formed a part of the ancient Kosala kingdom, except its north-eastern part. Azamgarh is also known as land of the sage Durvasa whose ashram was located in Phulpur tehsil, near the confluence of Tamsa and Majhuee rivers.
The district is named after its headquarters town, Azamgarh, which was founded in 1665 by Azam, son of Vikramajit. Vikramajit was a descendant of Gautam Rajputs of Mehnagar in pargana Nizamabad who like some of his predecessors had embraced the faith of Islam.
Azamgarh's culture is a reflection of Hindu culture, Avadh culture of Eastern Uttar Pradesh and Jaat culture of northern Uttar Pradesh.
Attraction in Azamgarh
Route Map from Adoor to Azamgarh
2741 K M
Mainpat
Ramgarh cantonment
Sunderban
Jangipur
Govardhan
Siwana
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Embroidered Net/Tulle, Black, 52 inches wide, there are 2 border scallops with vines going up from the scallop edge. There are swirls, leaves, flowers, lattice design on the vines; the vines go up 26 inches from the scallop edge. The border scallop lace design is on both the left and right sides, the top of the vines meet in the center of the lace. This lace is soft and hangs well. Use as an overlay on a skirt, a bodice, a jacket.


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Here is an annual gala put together by the NYC Geek Adventure Group that lets you really geek out in the Big Apple. Events include a geek scavenger hunt, trivia, and zombie tag, which might sound like the zombie run, but more fun. Other cool activities are set to take place as well.


This Sexuality Attitude Re-Assessment (SAR) will be ten (10) clock hours of structured group experience consisting of a process oriented exploration of the participants own feelings, attitudes, values, and beliefs regarding human sexuality and sexual behavior. This portion of the training will not be personal psychotherapy or an academic experience in which the primary emphasis is on cognitive information. This will involve viewing sexually explicit and non-sexually explicit films, engaging in structured activities, and brief lecturettes.
Sitron and Dyson (2009) cite Stayton (1998)'s work addressing that health professionals are often "placed in a position of being the 'expert,' and yet he or she may know less and be more traumatized, ignorant, and secretive than the patient, client or student" (p. 27). In addition, this imbalance may create challenges for sexologist's ability to deliver culturally competent services without such SAR training.


Cheshire East Council Cabinet have, this afternoon, resolved to endorse the additional evidence and the suggested revisions to the submitted Plan to allow for its publication, additional stakeholder engagement, and submission to the Inspector.
The additional evidence and suggested revisions were unanimously endorsed by Cabinet and as such the additional information will be submitted to the Inspector at the end of July with the examination resuming on 1st August 2015. However, the Hearings are not expected to take place, should the Inspector consider this the appropriate course of action, until late autumn.
The Cabinet meeting was attended by a large number of local residents, a number of whom raised on-going concerns with the Plan. Additionally a number of local councillors were also in attendance providing various points on the emerging Plan and the process which has been undertaken.
Concerns from local residents and from local councillors included the lack on public consultation which has been carried out, with Cllr Brown defending the level by making the bold claim that this plan is 'the most consulted on plan there has ever been in the whole of the country'.
Other areas of concern included the number of homes to be allocated to certain settlements and the fact that the additional work being undertaken seems to be a 'patching up' exercise rather than considering the situation afresh. The Council were urged by Cllr Newton (not a member of the Cabinet) to consider a contingency plan as he feels that they are in a position which may lead to the Plan being withdrawn.
It is unclear at present, and may remain the case for a while, as to how the outcome from discussions during the forthcoming Spatial Distribution workshops, scheduled to take place on 4th August, will be included within the additional evidence and suggested revisions to the Plan which will have already been submitted to the Inspector by the time the consultation event occurs.
A question must also be raised as to whether this is a true reflection of what the Local Plan is about. It is important to remember that the start date of Cheshire East Council's Local Plan was 2010 and we are now heading towards the latter part of 2015, still without the shining light of adoption in sight at the end of a long dark tunnel, in which the Local Plan has found itself for a considerable period of time.
It is therefore clear that Cheshire East Council still have a number of matters to address, and considering past, recent experience, this is likely to remain the case as the examination resumes and progresses, however only time will tell as to the final outcome.


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Physics show aims to inspire students
Ray Howze
rhowze@theleafchronicle.com
FORT CAMPBELL, Ky. — Students at Fort Campbell's Mahaffey Middle School were put in motion this week.
The travelling education and hip-hop infused show, Forces in Motion FMA Live!, held two performances on the post for students of Mahaffey and Wassom middle schools on Monday. The goal was to get the students inspired about physics and the career possibilities in the science- and technology-related fields.
The show started with an old black and white video. A teacher was lecturing students about science. Seconds later, the footage faded and the three performers came out on stage to a tune about the laws of physics. It was a stark contrast to the classroom environment.
"Our generation, we are just saturated with entertainment," said John James, the show's lead performer. "Now, this has substance."
FMA Live, a play on words with the physics equation F=ma, travels the country during the school year putting on the shows for students. They have two more scheduled this week — Thursday at Pembrooke Elementary School in Pembrooke, Ky., and Friday at West Creek Middle School in Clarksville.
NASA and Honeywell help put on the performances in hopes of finding the "next generation of scientists," said Roosevelt Johnson, deputy associate administrator for NASA.
"One of the common goals that NASA and Honeywell share is the desire to encourage, promote and produce the next generation of scientists and engineers that are innovative," he said. "...Physics is one of the courses that everybody tells us is the hardest to comprehend.
"At the middle school level, if we can get kids excited about and demystified about physics and unafraid of physics, then we feel we've come along towards stimulating them to take on the more advanced, more technologically challenging kind of issues."
One of those challenges, Johnson said, is NASA's goal to land astronauts on Mars. While it's years away, the ones who will likely take part in the mission are today's elementary and middle school students, he said. Getting them involved early in the science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) fields is just the first step.
The show also incorporated a number of students who were invited to participate in demonstrations on stage. Two students, wearing full-body Velcro suits, had a competition to see who could jump higher on the wall — meant to demonstrate forces in motion. Another student was asked to kick a series of soccer balls into a goal, one normal size, another a little bigger and, finally, one that was bigger than the student herself. The idea was to show that more force is necessary to move bigger objects.
By bringing the show to Fort Campbell, it supplements the Department of Defense Education Activity (DoDEA) schools' curriculum and connects it to real life examples, said Gary Gerstner, assistant superintendent for the Kentucky District.
"They talk to these children on their language; the music, the motion, the movement," he said. "When the program opened today, they saw what I saw when I was a kid — a black and white grainy picture of an old white man speaking.
"There were three young people up there dancing and singing and bringing the things that they're learning, really, into reality. It really helps inspire them."
Reach Ray Howze at 931-245-0750 or on Twitter @rayhowze_leaf.
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package org.apereo.portal.url.xml;

import static org.junit.Assert.assertTrue;
import static org.mockito.Mockito.mock;
import static org.mockito.Mockito.verify;
import static org.mockito.Mockito.verifyNoMoreInteractions;
import static org.mockito.Mockito.when;

import java.io.StringWriter;
import javax.portlet.WindowState;
import javax.xml.stream.XMLEventReader;
import javax.xml.stream.XMLInputFactory;
import javax.xml.stream.XMLStreamReader;
import javax.xml.transform.Source;
import javax.xml.transform.Templates;
import javax.xml.transform.Transformer;
import javax.xml.transform.TransformerFactory;
import javax.xml.transform.stax.StAXSource;
import javax.xml.transform.stream.StreamResult;
import javax.xml.transform.stream.StreamSource;
import org.apache.commons.io.IOUtils;
import org.apache.commons.logging.LogFactory;
import org.apereo.portal.mock.portlet.om.MockPortletWindowId;
import org.apereo.portal.portlet.om.IPortletWindow;
import org.apereo.portal.portlet.om.IPortletWindowId;
import org.apereo.portal.portlet.registry.IPortletWindowRegistry;
import org.apereo.portal.url.IPortalUrlBuilder;
import org.apereo.portal.url.IPortalUrlProvider;
import org.apereo.portal.url.IPortletUrlBuilder;
import org.apereo.portal.url.UrlType;
import org.apereo.portal.xml.ResourceLoaderURIResolver;
import org.custommonkey.xmlunit.Diff;
import org.custommonkey.xmlunit.XMLUnit;
import org.junit.Before;
import org.junit.Test;
import org.junit.runner.RunWith;
import org.mockito.InjectMocks;
import org.mockito.Mock;
import org.mockito.runners.MockitoJUnitRunner;
import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;
import org.springframework.core.io.ClassRelativeResourceLoader;
import org.springframework.mock.web.MockHttpServletRequest;
import org.springframework.util.xml.FixedXMLEventStreamReader;
import org.springframework.util.xml.SimpleTransformErrorListener;

/**
 * @author Eric Dalquist
 * @version $Revision$
 */
@RunWith(MockitoJUnitRunner.class)
public class XsltPortalUrlProviderTest {
    protected final Logger logger = LoggerFactory.getLogger(getClass());

    @InjectMocks private XsltPortalUrlProvider xsltPortalUrlProvider = new XsltPortalUrlProvider();
    @Mock private IPortletWindowRegistry portletWindowRegistry;
    @Mock private IPortalUrlProvider portalUrlProvider;
    @Mock private IPortalUrlBuilder portalUrlBuilder;
    @Mock private IPortletUrlBuilder portletUrlBuilder;
    @Mock private IPortletWindow portletWindow;

    private TransformerFactory tFactory;
    private Source xmlSource;
    private Templates xslTemplate;
    private String expected;

    @Before
    public void setup() throws Exception {
        final ResourceLoaderURIResolver resolver =
                new ResourceLoaderURIResolver(new ClassRelativeResourceLoader(getClass()));

        this.tFactory = TransformerFactory.newInstance();
        this.tFactory.setURIResolver(resolver);
        this.tFactory.setErrorListener(
                new SimpleTransformErrorListener(LogFactory.getLog(getClass())));

        //Load the XML document so it reads the same way the rendering pipeline reads XML
        final XMLInputFactory xmlInputFactory = XMLInputFactory.newFactory();
        final XMLEventReader eventReader =
                xmlInputFactory.createXMLEventReader(
                        this.getClass().getResourceAsStream("test.xml"));
        final XMLStreamReader streamReader = new FixedXMLEventStreamReader(eventReader);
        xmlSource = new StAXSource(streamReader);

        xslTemplate =
                tFactory.newTemplates(
                        new StreamSource(this.getClass().getResourceAsStream("test.xsl")));

        expected = IOUtils.toString(this.getClass().getResourceAsStream("result.xml"));
    }

    @Test
    public void testDefaultUrl() throws Exception {
        final MockHttpServletRequest request = new MockHttpServletRequest();

        when(portalUrlProvider.getDefaultUrl(request)).thenReturn(portalUrlBuilder);
        when(portalUrlBuilder.getUrlString())
                .thenReturn("/uPortal/home/normal/render.uP?layoutUrl");

        final Transformer transformer = xslTemplate.newTransformer();
        transformer.setParameter(
                XsltPortalUrlProvider.XSLT_PORTAL_URL_PROVIDER, xsltPortalUrlProvider);
        transformer.setParameter("CURRENT_REQUEST", request);
        transformer.setParameter("TEST", "defaultUrl"); //xsl template mode to use

        // set up configuration in the transformer impl
        final StringWriter resultWriter = new StringWriter();
        transformer.transform(xmlSource, new StreamResult(resultWriter));

        verify(portalUrlBuilder).getUrlString();
        verifyNoMoreInteractions(portalUrlBuilder);

        final String result = resultWriter.getBuffer().toString();
        logger.debug(result);

        XMLUnit.setIgnoreWhitespace(true);
        Diff d = new Diff(expected, result);
        assertTrue("Transformation result differs from what's expected" + d, d.similar());
    }

    @Test
    public void testLayoutUrlById() throws Exception {
        final MockHttpServletRequest request = new MockHttpServletRequest();

        when(portalUrlProvider.getPortalUrlBuilderByLayoutNode(request, "foo", UrlType.ACTION))
                .thenReturn(portalUrlBuilder);
        when(portalUrlBuilder.getUrlString())
                .thenReturn("/uPortal/home/normal/render.uP?layoutUrl");

        final Transformer transformer = xslTemplate.newTransformer();
        transformer.setParameter(
                XsltPortalUrlProvider.XSLT_PORTAL_URL_PROVIDER, xsltPortalUrlProvider);
        transformer.setParameter("CURRENT_REQUEST", request);
        transformer.setParameter("TEST", "layoutUrlById"); //xsl template mode to use

        // set up configuration in the transformer impl
        final StringWriter resultWriter = new StringWriter();
        transformer.transform(xmlSource, new StreamResult(resultWriter));

        verify(portalUrlBuilder).addParameter("remove_target", "foo");
        verify(portalUrlBuilder).addParameter("save", "42");
        verify(portalUrlBuilder).getUrlString();
        verifyNoMoreInteractions(portalUrlBuilder);

        final String result = resultWriter.getBuffer().toString();
        logger.debug(result);

        XMLUnit.setIgnoreWhitespace(true);
        Diff d = new Diff(expected, result);
        assertTrue("Transformation result differs from what's expected" + d, d.similar());
    }

    @Test
    public void testPortletUrlById() throws Exception {
        final MockHttpServletRequest request = new MockHttpServletRequest();
        final IPortletWindowId portletWindowId = new MockPortletWindowId("w1");

        when(portalUrlProvider.getPortalUrlBuilderByLayoutNode(request, "foo", UrlType.RENDER))
                .thenReturn(portalUrlBuilder);
        when(portalUrlBuilder.getPortletUrlBuilder(portletWindowId)).thenReturn(portletUrlBuilder);
        when(portalUrlBuilder.getUrlString())
                .thenReturn("/uPortal/home/normal/render.uP?layoutUrl");
        when(portletWindowRegistry.getOrCreateDefaultPortletWindowByLayoutNodeId(request, "foo"))
                .thenReturn(portletWindow);
        when(portletWindow.getPortletWindowId()).thenReturn(portletWindowId);

        final Transformer transformer = xslTemplate.newTransformer();
        transformer.setParameter(
                XsltPortalUrlProvider.XSLT_PORTAL_URL_PROVIDER, xsltPortalUrlProvider);
        transformer.setParameter("CURRENT_REQUEST", request);
        transformer.setParameter("TEST", "portletUrlById"); //xsl template mode to use

        // set up configuration in the transformer impl
        final StringWriter resultWriter = new StringWriter();
        transformer.transform(xmlSource, new StreamResult(resultWriter));

        verify(portalUrlBuilder).addParameter("pageNum", "42");
        verify(portalUrlBuilder).getPortletUrlBuilder(portletWindowId);
        verify(portalUrlBuilder).getUrlString();
        verifyNoMoreInteractions(portalUrlBuilder);

        verify(portletUrlBuilder).setWindowState(new WindowState("maximized"));
        verify(portletUrlBuilder).addParameter("tmp", "blah");
        verify(portletUrlBuilder).setCopyCurrentRenderParameters(false);
        verifyNoMoreInteractions(portletUrlBuilder);

        final String result = resultWriter.getBuffer().toString();
        logger.debug(result);

        XMLUnit.setIgnoreWhitespace(true);
        Diff d = new Diff(expected, result);
        assertTrue("Transformation result differs from what's expected" + d, d.similar());
    }

    @Test
    public void testMultiPortletUrlById() throws Exception {
        final MockHttpServletRequest request = new MockHttpServletRequest();
        final IPortletWindowId portletWindowId = new MockPortletWindowId("w1");

        final IPortletWindow portletWindow2 = mock(IPortletWindow.class);
        final IPortletWindowId portletWindowId2 = new MockPortletWindowId("w2");
        final IPortletUrlBuilder portletUrlBuilder2 = mock(IPortletUrlBuilder.class);

        when(portalUrlProvider.getPortalUrlBuilderByLayoutNode(request, "foo", UrlType.RENDER))
                .thenReturn(portalUrlBuilder);
        when(portalUrlBuilder.getPortletUrlBuilder(portletWindowId)).thenReturn(portletUrlBuilder);
        when(portalUrlBuilder.getUrlString())
                .thenReturn("/uPortal/home/normal/render.uP?layoutUrl");
        when(portletWindowRegistry.getOrCreateDefaultPortletWindowByLayoutNodeId(request, "foo"))
                .thenReturn(portletWindow);
        when(portletWindow.getPortletWindowId()).thenReturn(portletWindowId);

        when(portletWindowRegistry.getOrCreateDefaultPortletWindowByFname(request, "my-portlet"))
                .thenReturn(portletWindow2);
        when(portletWindow2.getPortletWindowId()).thenReturn(portletWindowId2);
        when(portalUrlBuilder.getPortletUrlBuilder(portletWindowId2))
                .thenReturn(portletUrlBuilder2);

        final Transformer transformer = xslTemplate.newTransformer();
        transformer.setParameter(
                XsltPortalUrlProvider.XSLT_PORTAL_URL_PROVIDER, xsltPortalUrlProvider);
        transformer.setParameter("CURRENT_REQUEST", request);
        transformer.setParameter("TEST", "multiPortletUrlById"); //xsl template mode to use

        // set up configuration in the transformer impl
        final StringWriter resultWriter = new StringWriter();
        transformer.transform(xmlSource, new StreamResult(resultWriter));

        verify(portalUrlBuilder).addParameter("pageNum", "42");
        verify(portalUrlBuilder).getPortletUrlBuilder(portletWindowId);
        verify(portalUrlBuilder).getPortletUrlBuilder(portletWindowId2);
        verify(portalUrlBuilder).getUrlString();
        verifyNoMoreInteractions(portalUrlBuilder);

        verify(portletUrlBuilder).addParameter("tmp", "blah");
        verify(portletUrlBuilder).setCopyCurrentRenderParameters(false);
        verifyNoMoreInteractions(portletUrlBuilder);

        verify(portletUrlBuilder2).setWindowState(new WindowState("minimized"));
        verify(portletUrlBuilder2).addParameter("event", "param");
        verify(portletUrlBuilder2).setCopyCurrentRenderParameters(false);
        verifyNoMoreInteractions(portletUrlBuilder2);

        final String result = resultWriter.getBuffer().toString();
        logger.debug(result);

        XMLUnit.setIgnoreWhitespace(true);
        Diff d = new Diff(expected, result);
        assertTrue("Transformation result differs from what's expected" + d, d.similar());
    }
}

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Huron är en ort i Atchison County i Kansas. Vid 2010 års folkräkning hade Huron 54 invånare.

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package ntnu.master.nofall.testapps.adapters;

import java.util.List;

import ntnu.master.nofall.R;
import ntnu.master.nofall.testapps.object.Category;
import android.content.Context;
import android.view.LayoutInflater;
import android.view.View;
import android.view.ViewGroup;
import android.widget.BaseExpandableListAdapter;
import android.widget.ExpandableListView;
import android.widget.ExpandableListView.OnGroupCollapseListener;
import android.widget.ExpandableListView.OnGroupExpandListener;
import android.widget.ImageView;
import android.widget.TextView;

public class ChkbxExpandableListViewAdapter extends BaseExpandableListAdapter {
	private Context mContext;
	private ExpandableListView mExpandableListView;
	private List<Category> mGroupCollection;
	private int[] groupStatus;
	Boolean isActive = false;

	public ChkbxExpandableListViewAdapter(Context pContext,
			ExpandableListView pExpandableListView,
			List<Category> pGroupCollection) {
		mContext = pContext;
		mGroupCollection = pGroupCollection;
		mExpandableListView = pExpandableListView;
		groupStatus = new int[mGroupCollection.size()];
		setListEvent();
	}

	private void setListEvent() {
		mExpandableListView
				.setOnGroupExpandListener(new OnGroupExpandListener() {
					@Override
					public void onGroupExpand(int arg0) {
						groupStatus[arg0] = 1;
					}
				});
		mExpandableListView
				.setOnGroupCollapseListener(new OnGroupCollapseListener() {
					@Override
					public void onGroupCollapse(int arg0) {
						groupStatus[arg0] = 0;
					}
				});
	}

	@Override
	public String getChild(int arg0, int arg1) {
		return mGroupCollection.get(arg0).subcategory_array.get(arg1).subcategory_name;
	}

	@Override
	public long getChildId(int arg0, int arg1) {
		return arg1;
	}

	@Override
	public View getChildView(final int groupPosition, final int childPosition,
			boolean arg2, View convertView, ViewGroup parent) {
		final ChildHolder childHolder;
		if (convertView == null) {
			convertView = LayoutInflater.from(mContext).inflate(
					R.layout.child_row, null);
			childHolder = new ChildHolder();
			childHolder.checkBox = (ImageView) convertView.findViewById(R.id.check1);
			childHolder.name = (TextView) convertView
					.findViewById(R.id.childname);
			convertView.setTag(childHolder);
		} else {
			childHolder = (ChildHolder) convertView.getTag();
		}
		childHolder.name
				.setText(mGroupCollection.get(groupPosition).subcategory_array
						.get(childPosition).subcategory_name);

		if (mGroupCollection.get(groupPosition).subcategory_array
				.get(childPosition).selected) {
			childHolder.checkBox.setImageResource(R.drawable.btn_check_on_holo_dark);
		} else {
			childHolder.checkBox.setImageResource(R.drawable.btn_check_off_holo_dark);
		}
		return convertView;
	}

	@Override
	public int getChildrenCount(int arg0) {
		return mGroupCollection.get(arg0).subcategory_array.size();
	}

	@Override
	public Object getGroup(int arg0) {
		return mGroupCollection.get(arg0);
	}

	@Override
	public int getGroupCount() {
		return mGroupCollection.size();
	}

	@Override
	public long getGroupId(int arg0) {
		return arg0;
	}

	@Override
	public View getGroupView(int groupPosition, boolean arg1, View view,
			ViewGroup parent) {
		GroupHolder groupHolder;

		if (view == null) {
			view = LayoutInflater.from(mContext).inflate(R.layout.group_row,
					null);
			groupHolder = new GroupHolder();
			groupHolder.img = (ImageView) view.findViewById(R.id.icon);
			groupHolder.title = (TextView) view.findViewById(R.id.childname);
			view.setTag(groupHolder);
		} else {
			groupHolder = (GroupHolder) view.getTag();
		}
		groupHolder.title
				.setText(mGroupCollection.get(groupPosition).category_name);
		return view;
	}

	class GroupHolder {
		ImageView img;
		TextView title;
	}

	class ChildHolder {
		ImageView checkBox;
		TextView name;
	}

	@Override
	public boolean hasStableIds() {
		return true;
	}

	@Override
	public boolean isChildSelectable(int arg0, int arg1) {
		return true;
	}
}


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Video: A tour of Primark's first US store
11 September 2015 By Eric Musgrave
Drapers takes a tour of Primark's 77,300 sq ft Boston store, its first in the US in its 46-year history. Read the full review of the store, view an image gallery and watch an exclusive chat with chief executive Paul Marchant online.
Drapers takes a look after Primark's debut US store in Boston, Massachusetts
A tour of Primark's first US store
Shopping centres key for Primark's US rollout
Smaller, regional shopping centres will play a key role in building Primark's brand in the US, finance boss John Bason has told Drapers a year after the value retailer launched across the Atlantic.
Memo from Musgrave: Theatre of dreams stretches from Norwich to Boston
11 September 2015Eric Musgrave
Observant followers of drapersonline.com may have noticed that I have been in Boston, Massachusetts, this week with Primark as it made its debut in the US of A.
Primark 'could re-educate US consumers on pricing'
Chief executive Paul Marchant suggests that Primark's "everyday low prices" approach to fashion retailing may help to re-educate US consumers away from their apparent obsession with discount offers.
Primark opens for business in the US
Primark founder Arthur Ryan, who set up the business as Penneys in Ireland in 1969, is not one for long press interviews. In the 77,300 sq ft Boston store that opened as Primark's first in the US today, the retailing legend kept it simple – rather like his shopkeeping philosophy: "We'll do well here. It's just about giving the customers the right goods at the right price."
Image gallery: Primark makes it US debut in Boston
Primark will make its US debut today with a 77,300 sq ft store in Boston, Massachusetts. The store is located in the former Filene's Basementdepartment store that opened in 1912. View images from the store below, read our preview and watch an exclusive video interview with chief executive Paul Marchant.
Video exclusive: Paul Marchant on Primark's US opening
At last night's pre-opening party for the Boston Downtown Crossing flagship, Primark chief executive Paul Marchant was in confident spirits as more than two years of hard work, including nine months of refitting the four-storey former Filene's Basement store, was about to be unveiled to the curious consumers of this strongly Irish city.
Exclusive: Drapers reports on Primark's US debut today
At 4pm UK time, we will be able to judge how well Primark is going to do in the US. At 11am local time, Marty Walsh, mayor of Boston, will officially open the 77,300 sq ft debut American store for the Dublin-based phenomenon, which is playing on its Irish roots in this very Irish city.
Talking Business: Will US shoppers buy into Primark's everyday low prices?
Lorna Hall is head of market intelligence at trend forecasting firm WGSN
Primark founder Arthur Ryan dies
8 July 2019Jill Geoghegan
Founder, chairman and former chief executive of Primark, Arthur Ryan, has died after a short illness.
Primark celebrates 50 years
Dublin-based retailer Penneys, known as Primark outside of Ireland, is celebrating 50 years of business today.


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A Passage of Outstanding Beauty
Originally published in the Swedenborg Foundation's newsletter, Logos, in the summer of 2001.
The Reverend Don Rose, assistant pastor of the Academy of the New Church of Bryn Athyn and board member of the Swedenborg Foundation, introduces from the New Century Edition of Heaven and Hell.
"Generally, readers of Swedenborg read on their own, but some, who like to share and discuss as they go, join reading circles. I belong to a group of twenty busy people who get together each Tuesday evening for the purpose of discussing our reading of Swedenborg.
Our formula is simple. We assign ourselves ten pages of reading to do beforehand. When we first sit down, we go around the circle to see what passage numbers each person wants to discuss. Then we put those passages in numerical order and start talking. Suddenly, the clock says our hour is coming to a close. Others get on their way, after making sure what next week's assignment is. Some pause for light refreshment and further discussion.
Our reading group has been currently moving through the NCE version of Heaven and Hell. At times, someone may observe that a word choice in the new translation falls strangely upon the ear. More often, there are comments on how a passage has become clear that was not so clear before. Occasionally, we simply enjoy the beauty of a passage. The passage about "peace" here had outstanding beauty." — Don Rose
Heaven and Hell §288
§290 Peace
"Since heaven's peace is a divine blessedness that profoundly affects the essential good within angels, it does not come to their open perception except through a heartfelt delight when they are involved in the good of their life, a pleasure when they hear something true that is in accord with their good, and a gaiety of mind when they perceive the union of the two. Still, it does flow into all the acts and thoughts of their life and makes itself known as joy, even in outward form.
[2] Peace varies in quality and quantity in the heavens, though, in proportion to the innocence of the people in any given location, because innocence and peace walk hand in hand. For as already noted, innocence is the source of everything good in heaven and peace is the source of all the joy of that good. We may conclude, then, that we can say much the same about the state of peace as has already been said about the state of innocence in the preceding chapter, since innocence and peace are united the way anything good and its delight are. Whatever is good is in fact sensed by its delight, and whatever is delightful is recognized by virtue of its goodness. This being the case, we can see that angels of the inmost or third heaven are in the third or inmost level of peace because they are in the third or inmost level of innocence, and that angels of the lower heavens are in lesser levels of peace because they are in lesser levels of innocence (see above, §280).
[3] If we look at little children, we can see that innocence and peace occur together in the same way that anything good and its delight do. Because they are in innocence, they are at peace as well; and because they are at peace, everything associated with them has a playful quality. However, their peace is an outward peace. Inner peace, like inner innocence, is found only in wisdom; and since it does dwell in wisdom, it is found in the union of the good and the true, since this is the origin of wisdom.
Heavenly or angelic peace occurs in us when we are attuned to wisdom because of the union of the good and the true and therefore see ourselves as contented in God. However, as long as we are living in this world, that peace lies hidden in our depths. Still, it is unveiled when we leave our bodies behind and enter heaven, because then those depths are opened.
Since divine peace arises from the Lord's union with heaven—and in particular with each individual angel by virtue of the union of the true and the good—when angels are in a state of love they are in a state of peace, because this is when the good within them is united to what is true (it has been explained above that angels' states change periodically, §§154–160). Much the same is true of us when we are being regenerated. When a union of the good and the true takes place within us, which happens principally after trials by temptation, we come into a state of delight that arises from heavenly peace.d
That peace is like the morning time or dawn in spring, when, once the night has passed, all things of earth begin to take new life from the rising of the sun; the dew that falls from heaven spreads a leafy fragrance far and wide, and springtime's gentle warmth makes meadows fertile and instills its charm in human minds as well. This is because morning or dawn in springtime corresponds to the state of peace of angels in heaven (see §155).e
I have talked with angels about peace as well, and have told them that on earth they call it peace when wars and conflicts between nations are over, or enmities and disagreements between individuals, and that they think inner peace is simply the peace of mind we have when anxieties are banished, or especially the relief and delight when things turn out well for us. The angels have responded, though, that this peace of mind, this relief and delight when anxieties are banished and things turn out well for us, may look like effects of peace; but they do not come from real peace except in people who are focused on heavenly good. This is because peace occurs only in that good. Peace actually flows in from the Lord into the very core of such individuals, and from that core comes down and spreads into their lower natures, causing peace of mind, relief of the spirit, and a consequent joy.
For people engrossed in evil, though, there is no peace.f There is an apparent calm, tranquillity, and pleasure when they get their way, but this is outward only, with no inward substance. Inside there is raging hostility, hatred, vengefulness, cruelty, and all kinds of evil cravings. Their spirits rush into these feelings the moment they see anyone who is not on their side, and it bursts forth whenever there is no fear [to restrain it]. This is why their delight is at home in insanity, while the delight of people involved in good is at home in wisdom. It is like the difference between hell and heaven."
d. The union of the good and the true in people who are being regenerated takes place in a state of peace: 3696, 8517.
e. The state of peace in heaven is like the state of morning or spring on earth: 1726, 2780, 5662.
f. The cravings that arise from love for oneself and for the world totally destroy peace: 3170, 5662. Some people find peace in restlessness and in other such things that are the opposite of peace: 5662. There is no peace until the cravings of evil have been taken away: 5662.
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package demo.zl.com;

import android.content.Context;
import android.graphics.Point;
import android.os.Bundle;
import android.support.annotation.Nullable;
import android.telephony.TelephonyManager;
import android.util.Log;
import android.view.View;
import android.widget.Button;

import app.season.backgroundview.BackgroundView;

/**
 * Created by Administrator on 2016/12/16.
 * email:303767416@qq.com
 */

public class EdittextLimitActivity extends BaseActivity implements CallBacks{

    private RegionEdittext edittext;
    private Button btn,btn1;
    private BuyView buyView;
    @Override
    protected void onCreate(@Nullable Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
        setContentView(R.layout.limit_activity);
        init();

        Log.e("TGA",android.os.Build.VERSION.SDK_INT+"===banbenhao=="+android.os.Build.MODEL+"=="+android.os.Build.VERSION.RELEASE);
        final TelephonyManager tm = (TelephonyManager) getBaseContext().getSystemService(Context.TELEPHONY_SERVICE);
        Log.e("TGA",tm.getDeviceId()+"");
    }

    private void init() {
        this.btn = (Button) findViewById(R.id.btn);
        this.btn1 = (Button) findViewById(R.id.btn1);
        this.buyView = (BuyView) findViewById(R.id.myview);
        this.edittext = (RegionEdittext) findViewById(R.id.limitet);
        this.edittext.setRegion(100,1);
        this.edittext.setTextWatcher();

        this.edittext.setOnFocusChangeListener(new View.OnFocusChangeListener() {
            @Override
            public void onFocusChange(View view, boolean b) {

            }
        });

        this.btn.setOnClickListener(new View.OnClickListener() {
            @Override
            public void onClick(View view) {
                int[] position = new int[2];
                view.getLocationInWindow(position);
                buyView.setStartPosition(new Point(position[0],position[1]));
                buyView.setCallBacks(EdittextLimitActivity.this);
                int endPosition[] = new int[2];
                btn1.getLocationInWindow(endPosition);
                buyView.setEndPosition(new Point(endPosition[0],endPosition[1]));
                buyView.startanim();
            }
        });
    }

    @Override
    public void getResult(String sting) {
        btn1.setText(sting);
    }
}


Anderson was born in Girvan in 1846. Anderson studied medicine at the University of Glasgow, where he earned First Class certificates in chemistry and anatomy. He graduated in 1867.
The Bain Johnston Company hired Anderson following his graduation and sent him first to Port de Grave and then Brigus, Newfoundland. He lived a time in Brigus, where he married Sarah Wilcox, daughter of the magistrate, and appears to have trained aspiring physicians. He was hired by the Anglo-American Telegraph Company and relocated to Heart's Content in 1877. Anderson was involved with treating survivors of the Trinity Bay Disaster of 1892.
A father of ten, he sent three Newfoundland-born sons, and a grandson to study medicine at Glasgow: Thomas Anderson (MB 1901), John Wilcox and Arthur Roland (MB CM 1896), and Thomas Goodwillie Anderson (MB ChB 1933).