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Full title:NUGENT et al. v. MOODY et al
Court:Court of Civil Appeals of Texas, Galveston
Date published: Apr 22, 1925
271 S.W. 266 (Tex. Civ. App. 1925)
Court of Civil Appeals of Texas, Galveston
No. 8585.
Writ of error dismissed for want of jurisdiction April 22, 1925.
January 15, 1925. Plaintiffs in Error's Motion for Rehearing Denied February 12, 1925. Defendants in Error's Motion for Rehearing Denied March 19, 1925.
Appeal from District Court, Harris County; Ewing Boyd, Judge.
Suit by Elizabeth Stewart Moody and another against C. W. Nugent and another. Judgment for plaintiffs, and defendants appeal. Reversed and rendered in part, and in part affirmed.
Thos. H. Ball and Stevens Stevens, both of Houston, for appellants.
Moody Boyles, of Houston, for appellees.
LANE, J.
This suit was brought originally by Mrs. Elizabeth Poinbouef, now Mrs. Moody, by which name she will be hereinafter referred to, against G. W. Tharp and C. W. Nugent to cancel a certain contract entered into between her on the one side and Tharp and Nugent on the other, by which she had agreed to give to said Tharp and Nugent one-half of any part of the property of the estate of Mrs. Laura Stewart Hardy, deceased, which they might recover for her in contest which might arise between her and others claiming said property.
During the pendency of said suit, G. W. Tharp died, and other parties, representing themselves to be the heirs of Tharp, made themselves parties to the suit; but in view of the issues presented by this appeal, it will not be necessary to further mention them in discussing the issues involved.
As the pleadings of the several parties cover more than 77 pages of the record, it becomes necessary for us, in an effort to make a condensed substantial statement of the material averments of such pleas, to make the following statement:
The plaintiff alleged that Mrs. Laura Stewart Hardy died on or about May 14, 1914; that she left a will by which she gave plaintiff practically all of her estate, which was of the value of $150,000; that in the month of October, 1913, about six months prior to her death, Mrs. Hardy, while in feeble health, handed her said will, inclosed in a sealed envelope on which her name only appeared, to the defendant G. W. Tharp and requested him to place it in his safe, and that after she was gone to give it to Elizabeth (Elizabeth Poinbouef) for her protection; that in the latter part of October, 1913, a few days after the delivery of the will to G. W. Tharp, Mrs. Hardy went to Conroe, a town about 50 miles from Houston, and shortly after going to Conroe she went to the office of C. W. Nugent, and in a conversation with him about her business affairs she expressed the thought that she would not live long and told him, who had been for many years her attorney and confidential adviser, and to whom she had trusted many of her business affairs, and who was guardian of Mrs. Moody from 1912 to 1913, the time of her marriage, that when she died he would find her will in the safe of G. W. Tharp at Houston; that Tharp had received the will from Mrs. Hardy and had placed the same in his safe in October, 1913; that Elizabeth (Mrs. Moody) had no knowledge of the existence of said will at the time of the execution of the contract sought to be canceled, but that at such time both Tharp and Nugent knew that said will was in existence and accessible to them, and that they fraudulently concealed from her (Mrs. Moody) the fact of the existence of said will for the purpose of obtaining from her the execution of the contract above mentioned and described, and that by reason of said fraudulent concealment they did induce Mrs. Moody (formerly Poinbouef) to execute said contract; that said Tharp and Nugent at all times prior to the execution of said contract led her to believe that Mrs. Hardy left no will, but that in a few days after the execution of said contract defendant Tharp brought the will executed by Mrs. Hardy to her and told her that after refreshing his memory he had found the will in his safe: that as soon as she learned of the existence of the will, which gave her practically all of the property left by Mrs. Hardy, of the value of $150,000 or more, she at once and immediately told Tharp, substantially, that since the will, of which she had no knowledge at the time of the execution of said contract, had now been produced, she thought the contract, by the terms of which he and Nugent were to get one-half of so large an estate for the performance of the services necessary to be performed to protect her interest in the premises, was unfair and should not be enforced against her, and that, in reply, defendant Tharp told her that she had made the contract and that she must stand by it, and that he would not discuss the matter of its repudiation with her, whereupon she told Tharp that if he would not discuss the matter with her she would try to find some one with whom he would discuss such matter.
The plaintiff made further allegations to the effect that defendants had misrepresented other material facts, and had, after the execution of said contract, accepted inconsistent and hostile employment.
Defendants answered by general denial, and alleged that neither Tharp nor Nugent knew that the will of Mrs. Hardy was in existence at the time of the execution of the contract in question. They admitted that in October, 1913, Mrs. Hardy delivered to defendant Tharp an envelope containing her will, and that she told him to put it in his safe and that as soon as she was gone to deliver it to "Elizabeth" for her protection, but denied that Tharp knew that the package handed to him contained the will of Mrs. Hardy.
They further admitted that in the latter part of October, 1913, Mrs. Hardy conferred with defendant Nugent concerning her business affairs, and particularly with reference to her will, and at that time informed him that upon her death he would find her will, written by Fenny McDonald, under seal in Judge Tharp's office in Houston, and that she had left practically all of her estate to plaintiff.
They further pleaded that after her death, Nugent inquired of Tharp concerning the will of Mrs. Hardy, and was told by him that he knew of no will being in existence, and that he only knew of a draft of a will which he had prepared for Mrs. Hardy, and which she had destroyed.
They specially pleaded that plaintiff, Mrs. Moody, was estopped from canceling said contract, because of the fact that she was fully apprised of the existence of the will of Mrs. Hardy for a period of three months before she filed this suit, and that notwithstanding her knowledge of the existence of said will, she thereafter requested defendants to proceed to carry out said contract, and upon such request and acquiescence on the part of plaintiff they proceeded to faithfully carry out their part of said contract, by offering the will for probate in Harris county and resisting the protest made against said probate by other heirs of Mrs. Hardy, and in resisting other suits brought by said heirs in Montgomery county adverse to the interest of plaintiff, and that they were not aware of any dissatisfaction with their said services until about the time this suit was filed; that in said efforts to protect the interest of plaintiff they paid from their own funds large sums of money which they assumed to pay under the terms of said contract.
They further pleaded as follows:
"Plaintiff accepted all of said services and induced all of said expenses to be incurred by defendants in her behalf, executed the appeal bond required to perfect her appeal in Montgomery county, as well as her bond as temporary administrator in Harris county, and it was not until after both of said contests in the county courts of Montgomery and Harris counties, and about three months after the finding of the said will and its delivery to plaintiff, as aforesaid, that this suit was filed, and these defendants know of no facts whatever justifying the action of plaintiff in filing this suit, and these defendants verily believe that, unadvised by any one fully cognizant of the conditions affecting her interest and the magnitude of the fight which she still had before her after the successful probate of the will in the county court of Harris county, this suit would not have been filed, and defendants aver that under all the facts and circumstances plaintiffs are estopped from seeking to cancel said contracts or attempting to rescind same."
And they prayed that the relief in plaintiff's petition asked be not granted, and that defendants be fully confirmed in all their rights under and by virtue of said contract.
Further pleading by way of cross-bill, they prayed for damages for breach of said contract; or, in the alternative, for the value of the services which they had rendered in behalf of plaintiff under and by virtue of said contract, and the subsequent ratification, approval, and acquiescence of plaintiff, which they alleged to be not less than $75,000; and for general relief.
Plaintiff denied the allegations in defendants' answer; and replying to the allegations in said answer seeking to estop plaintiff from rescinding said contract because of the alleged ratification thereof by acquiescence therein after the existence of said will became known to her, she alleged that as soon as she learned of the existence of said will, she notified defendants of her dissatisfaction with said contract, and defendants, in turn, notified her that they would not even discuss the matter with her; that thereupon she told them that if they would not discuss the matter with her, she would try and find some one with whom they would discuss such matter, and she thereupon set about trying to procure other attorneys to take the control of her affairs out of defendants' hands, and did procure said attorneys as soon as possible. She further alleged that she immediately set about to try to find other attorneys, but it was not until about three weeks later that she succeeded in having her case put before the firm of Moody Boyles, who were practicing attorneys in the city of Houston, and in the meantime said will had been filed for probate in Harris county, Tex., by the defendants, and such application was to come on to be heard about the middle or latter part of July, 1914. She further alleged as follows:
"In order to secure the services of Moody Boyles in her behalf, plaintiff stated to them, among other things, that she had been induced by defendants to sign said purported contract and conveyance upon the representation to her by defendants that Mrs. Hardy had left no will, when in truth and in fact Mrs. Hardy had left a will devising practically her entire estate in plaintiff, and had left said will in the care and custody of defendant Tharp, who had promised and agreed to preserve the same and deliver it to plaintiff upon the death of Mrs. Hardy, and that such fact had been concealed by defendants from plaintiff until after she had signed said instrument, and that shortly thereafter said Tharp had produced said will and had admitted that it had been in his custody for a number of months. Said Moody Boyles thereupon stated to plaintiff that they were unwilling to believe, merely upon plaintiff's ex parte statement, that the conduct of defendants, and particularly the conduct of said Tharp, had been such as she had stated, and that the only way in which they could be convinced that she had correctly stated the case would be for them to hear the testimony of said Tharp and said Nugent as it would be given upon the witness stand upon the hearing of the application for the probate of the will, which hearing was then near at hand, and believing as she did that it was absolutely necessary for her to procure the services of said Moody Boyles, she was forced to await their decision in the matter.
"Plaintiff further shows to the court that a member of said firm did attend said hearing and heard the testimony of said Tharp and Nugent, but before said Moody Boyles had advised her whether or not they would undertake the case, there came on to be heard in Montgomery county the application for administration upon the estate of Laura Stewart Hardy, which had been filed by her brother, E. B. Stewart, and to which application said Tharp and Nugent had filed a plea in abatement; and before advising her of their decision in the matter, a member of the firm of Moody Boyles attended the hearing in Montgomery county, and there heard the further testimony adduced upon that hearing. That within less than a week after having heard the testimony upon the hearing in Montgomery county, said Moody Boyles advised plaintiff that they would undertake her case."
The case was tried before a jury, and at the conclusion of the testimony the defendants agreed in open court that plaintiff should have a decree canceling said contract and divesting the defendants of the one-half interest therein provided for, which was, as heretofore stated, the sole and only relief prayed for by plaintiff.
The case was then submitted to the jury on special issues under defendants' cross-bill, in response to which the jury found that the defendants, or one of them, knew of the existence of the will of Mrs. Hardy at the time the contract was entered into between them and plaintiff; that the reasonable value of the services rendered by the defendants for plaintiff, after the execution of said contract, was the sum of $500; and that under said contract defendants had expended for the benefit of plaintiff the sum of $300.
Thereupon the court entered judgment reciting the agreement for the cancellation of said contract, and canceling the same; and after reciting the special findings of the jury said judgment recited as follows:
"And it appearing to the court that at the time the contract of May 16, 1914, was entered into by plaintiff, Elizabeth Moody, with the defendants, she did not know of the existence of the will of Laura Stewart Hardy, and the jury having found that the defendants, or at least one of them, knew of the existence of the will, it is the judgment of the court that under such statement of facts, defendants are not entitled to recover as for quantum meruit for services rendered or for money expended under such contract."
In view of the agreement made by defendants to the effect that plaintiff should have a decree canceling their contract, the only issues presented for our determination are:
First. Were the defendants entitled to a recovery of the reasonable value of their service in instituting and representing plaintiff in the suits in Harris and Montgomery counties, and all reasonable and necessary expenses incurred by them in such suits, after appellee was apprised of the existence of the will?
Second. Did the court commit error in permitting the witnesses Mrs. Moody and L. B. Moody to testify to matters complained of by appellants in their bills of exception Nos. 1 and 2?
Third. Was the evidence such as would authorize the jury to fix the reasonable value of the services of Tharp and Nugent in conducting the suits in Harris and Montgomery counties in behalf of Mrs. Moody, after she discovered the existence of the will, at $500, and to fix as the amount reasonably and necessarily expended by them in attending to said suits at $300?
We will dispose of the issues presented in the order named.
It was the theory of appellee that it was shown by the evidence, as found by the jury, that defendants Tharp and Nugent, or one of them, did know of the existence of the will of Mrs. Moody at the time the contract between them and Mrs. Moody was executed, and that having such knowledge, they fraudulently concealed the fact of the existence of said will from Mrs. Moody for the purpose of procuring said contract, and that by said concealment they did fraudulently procure the same, and that as Tharp and Nugent were guilty of such fraud, they were not entitled to any pay for their services, which they performed in the premises, either before or after the alleged fraud was discovered. The trial court adopted this theory, refused to allow defendants to recover for the value of such services as they had performed in the premises after Mrs. Moody had been apprised of the existence of the will or any sum whatever.
In combating the theory of appellee and the trial court, appellants contend: (1) That the finding of the jury that the defendants, Tharp and Nugent, or one of them, knew of the existence of the will of Mrs. Hardy at the time they procured the contract from Mrs. Moody, was unsupported by the evidence; and (2) that if it be conceded that such finding was supported by the evidence, and that such finding justified a finding by the court that the contract was procured by fraud, still defendants should have been permitted to recover the reasonable value of their services performed for Mrs. Moody after she became apprised of the existence of the will of Mrs. Hardy, because after so apprised, Mrs Moody encouraged said defendants to proceed with the probate of the will and to perform the other services in her interest, by her presence at all times during the progress of the legal proceedings in which they were engaged for her, and by her seeming acquiescence in their said services, and because she knew, after the will was discovered by her, that the defendants were performing said services for her and were incurring expenses in so doing, and that notwithstanding such knowledge, she did not inform defendants that she did not desire such services and thereby terminate the same, but, to the contrary, she knowingly and without any objection on her part received the benfits of such services and expenses, and therefore for the several reasons stated she is estopped to deny that defendants are entitled to recover for the value of such services and the sums expended.
We cannot sustain the contention of appellants that the finding of the jury that defendants Tharp and Nugent, or one of them, knew of the existence of the will of Mrs. Hardy at the time of the execution of the contract between them and Mrs. Moody, was unsupported by the evidence. The relation of attorney and client is one of the highest trust and confidence, requiring from the attorney the observance of the utmost good faith toward his client, and in view of this fact, the jury was not only authorized but it was their duty to closely scrutinize all dealings between Tharp and Nugent and Mrs. Moody and her foster mother as their attorneys and confidential advisers, as well as all the facts and circumstances shown to have surrounded the execution of the contract in question and the production of the will soon after such execution, we are not prepared to hold that the facts and circumstances shown were insufficient to support the findings of the Jury complained of.
We think, however, that appellants' second contention should be sustained. It was shown by the testimony of the defendant G. W. Tharp, given in the probate proceedings and which was introduced in the present case, that he (Tharp) had taken the sealed envelope containing the will of Mrs. Hardy from his safe some days prior to the 6th day of June, 1914; that he opened the envelope and discovered the will of Mrs. Hardy by which she gave practically all her estate to Mrs. Moody; that on June 6, 1914, about 20 days after the execution of the contract in question, he went to the home of Mrs. Moody, showed her the will, and told her that after refreshing his memory he had found it in his safe. Mrs. Moody testified that when Tharp produced the will on the 6th day of June he told her that since the will had been found she had "fair sailing." or words to that effect; that immediately upon being so told by Tharp, she said to him that since the will had been discovered, of which she had no previous knowledge it would be unfair to her for defendants Tharp and Nugent to enforce against her the contract theretofore executed by her; that to this statement made by her, Tharp replied that she had made the contract and should stand by it and that he would not discuss her right to repudiate it with her; that in reply to Tharp she told him that since he would not discuss the matter with her she would try to find some one with whom he would discuss it.
She testified further that after the conversation with Tharp above stated, she immediately set about trying, to procure the services of other attorneys to take control of her affairs out of the hands of Tharp and Nugent, but it was not until about three weeks later that she saw the firm of Moody Boyles, who were practicing attorneys in the city of Houston, and that in the meantime an application for the probate of the will of Mrs. Hardy had been filed in Harris county, Tex., by Tharp and Nugent, and that such application was to be heard about the Latter part of July, 1914; that when she saw Moody Boyles, with a view of employing them, she told them the facts leading up to the execution of the contract, and the subsequent discovery of the will of Mrs. Hardy; that thereupon Moody Boyles said that they were unwilling to believe, merely upon her ex parte statement, that Tharp had been guilty of the conduct with which she had charged him, and that before they would take her case they would want to hear the testimony of Tharp and Nugent as it would be given upon the witness stand upon the hearing of the application for the probate of said will, which hearing was to come up in about two weeks; that when said application was heard, Mr. Boyles, of the firm of Moody Boyles, did attend said hearing and heard the testimony of Tharp and Nugent, but before Moody Boyles had advised her that they would undertake the case there came on to be heard in Montgomery county the application for administration upon the estate of Mrs. Hardy, which had been filed by her brother, E. B. Stewart, and to which Tharp and Nugent had filed a plea in her behalf, praying for the abatement of said application, and that before she was advised by Moody Boyles of their decision in the matter of taking her case, Mr. Boyles attended the hearing in Montgomery county and there heard the further testimony adduced upon that hearing, and that in about a week after having heard the testimony upon the hearing in Montgomery county Moody Boyles advised her that they would take her case.
It is shown that Mrs. Moody was present at the hearing of the suits in both Harris and Montgomery counties and knew that Tharp and Nugent were performing valuable services and expending money in her behalf, and that notwithstanding such knowledge she did not inform either Tharp or Nugent that she did not desire their said services until said services had been performed and money expended, all of which inured greatly to her benefit, and not until about the time this suit was filed on the 8th day of September, 1914, more than three months after she was apprised of the existence of the will.
We do not think the statement of Mrs. Moody, made to Tharp when she first learned of the existence of the will, that since he had refused to discuss the fairness of the contract with her she would try to find some one with whom he would discuss the matter, could be construed as notice to him that she would not accept further service from him and Nugent in the matter of probating the will and in protecting her interests which might be and which were involved in the suits in Harris and Montgomery counties.
While it is true, as contended by appellee, that the courts of equity have long since established the rule that transactions between attorney and client should be decreed void on the ground of constructive fraud if found to be unfair or obtained by undue advantage, such rule, we think, is not applicable to the facts of the present case in so far as they relate to transactions had between the parties after both parties had been fully advised of the alleged fraud. Mrs. Moody was fully advised of the alleged fraudulent acts of Tharp and Nugent on the 6th day of June, 1914, and notwithstanding such advice and knowledge, she permitted, if she did not indirectly authorize, Tharp and Nugent to do such things and to perform such services as were necessary to protect her interest in the pending suits in Harris and Montgomery counties. She knew these services were being performed and made no objection thereto, but, to the contrary, she did, under the indirect advice of her attorneys, Moody Boyles, permit Tharp and Nugent to proceed with their effort to probate Mrs. Hardy's will in Harris county over the contest of others, and to defend her interest in the suit instituted by E. B. Stewart in Montgomery county. Under these circumstances, we think she is estopped to assert that she is not liable to appellants for the value of the services reasonably performed by Tharp and Nugent after she was advised of the alleged fraud, as well as such reasonable expenses incurred by them in the premises, after having been so apprised. We therefore reach the conclusion that the court erred in not rendering judgment for appellants for $800, the aggregate sum found by the jury as the reasonable value of the services performed by Tharp and Nugent in the premises, and the expenses incurred by them therein, after the discovery of the will, and having so concluded so much of the judgment as denies such recovery is reversed, and judgment is here rendered in favor of appellants for said sum.
We overrule appellants' complaint of the admission of the testimony of Mrs. Moody and L. B. Moody, as disclosed by appellants' bills of exception Nos. 1 and 2. We think the testimony was admissible for the purpose for which it was offered and admitted, as shown by the court's qualification of said bills.
This brings us to a consideration of the third and last issue presented, that is: Were the findings of the jury that the reasonable value of the services of Tharp and Nugent in conducting the suits in Harris and Montgomery counties, in behalf of Mrs. Moody, after she became apprised of the existence of the will of Mrs. Hardy, was $500, and that the sums reasonably and necessarily expended by them in attending to said suits was $300, so against the weight and preponderance of the evidence as to be clearly wrong?
Appellants contend that the evidence was such as required the jury to find a much larger sum than it did as the value of the services of Tharp and Nugent, and to require a finding that the expenses incurred by them in the suits in Harris and Montgomery counties was $625; and the appellee contends that the evidence was such as to authorize the fixing of the value of such services at $500, and that the evidence was wholly insufficient to authorize a finding of any expenses.
We think there was evidence to support both findings; at least, such findings were not so against the evidence as to be clearly wrong.
As to the value of the services, several reputable lawyers testified: One fixed it at $1,500 to $2,500; another at $15,000: another at $500 to $1.000; another at $750; and another at $500. In addition to the testimony of said lawyers, the jury heard the evidence as to what labor and services were given by Tharp and Nugent in the two suits in Harris and Montgomery counties. With reference to the sums of money they paid out in the interest of Mrs. Moody, C. W. Nugent testified that he and G. W. Tharp paid the premium on a $2,000 appeal bond, which was somewhere about $125; and Phillip Tharp, son of G. W. Tharp, deceased, testified that he found a book among certain papers in his father's office. A certain statement in said book was introduced in evidence, which is as follows:
May 18th. Recording, Harris county ........................... $1 50 May 18th. Recording, Wharton county .......................... 50 May 19th. Recording Wharton county ........................... 2 25 May 19th. Nugent ............................................. 10 00 May 20th. Recording, Wharton county .......................... 1 50 May 21st. Recording, Harris county ........................... 1 00 May 21st. Certified copies ................................... 1 00 May 21st. Nugent ............................................. 250 00 May 23d. Conroe trip ......................................... 2 80 May 23d. Recording and cert. copy ............................ 1 00 May 24th. Ticket to Henrietta ................................ 10 80 May 25th. Board and room ..................................... 1 50 May 25th. Railroad fare from Wichita Falls ................... 55 May 26th. Room and board, Archer ............................. 1 50 May 27th. Ticket home ........................................ 12 10 May 27th. Board, Wichita Falls ............................... 50 May 28th. Board .............................................. 1 50 May 26th. Stenographer, Archer ............................... 1 00 May 26th. Recording, Archer .................................. 5 25 May 23d. Telegram ............................................ 60 May 26th. Telegram ........................................... 75 May 30th. Telegram ........................................... 75 May 30th. T. W. Menefee ...................................... 25 00 June 3d. Expenses, Wharton ................................... 4 40 June 3d. Recording, Wharton .................................. 2 00 June 23d. Gave Overman ....................................... 75 00 July 24th (or 27th). Witness fees ............................ 10 00 July 28th. Board, witnesses .................................. 4 00 August 14th. Certified copies ................................ 3 25 Expenses Conroe case, railroad fare .......................... 8 90 Railroad fare ................................................ 8 90 Elizabeth's board ............................................ 3 10 Board for witnesses .......................................... 11 00 Mrs. Moon, fees .............................................. 2 00 Chas. A. Smith, fees ......................................... 3 50 Henry Johnson, fees .......................................... 3 00 T. Roberts, fees ............................................. 5 00 Arthur Gravis, fees .......................................... 5 00 On October 22d, stenographer's bills ......................... 20 00
The aggregate of the charges shown in said statement is $501.60. No one testified that the items charged In the statement represented sums paid out by Tharp and Nugent in the necessary conduct of the affairs or business of Mrs. Moody under their contract of May 16, 1924, and there is nothing in the statement tending to show that the sums indicated were so paid, except that it appears that such charges appear to have been made after the date of the execution of the contract, and except that the nature of the sums charged would indicate that they were made in Mrs. Moody's behalf; but defendant Nugent testified at great length relative to expenses paid by him and Tharp, stating that they procured the attendance of witnesses in the trial of the cases in Harris and Montgomery counties and paid their railroad fare, hotel bills, witness fees, recording fees, etc., though he did not state the specific amounts so paid. Tharp, who it may be inferred, made the entries in the book mentioned, was dead at the time of the trial.
In attacking the rights of appellant to recover for expenses incurred, independent of the grounds upon which the court refused a recovery of same, the appellee insists that there is really no evidence in the record showing any expenditures for the benefit of her; that it is not made to appear from the book account introduced who made the charges, who paid the money, nor on whose account it was paid: but notwithstanding the absence of such evidence, the jury inferred that some of the items charged had been expended by Tharp and Nugent under the contract with Mrs. Moody, and from such inference found that $300 had been so expended.
We think that from the nature of some of the charges and the dates when they were made, the jury might have reasonably concluded, when considered in connection with the testimony of Nugent, that they were entries tending to show sums paid In the interest of Mrs. Moody. The sum of such items is about $175. The sum mentioned might have been arrived at by deducting from the total of said items the charge of date May 21st, "Nugent $250.00," and the charge of date June 23d. "Gave Overman $75.00." It is not indicated by the noting of these charges, or by anything else shown that they were proper charges against Mrs. Moody. Flow the payment of the $250 to Nugent benefited Mrs. Moody, if it did so, or who Overman was and why he should be paid $75 in the interest of Mrs. Moody, are nowhere shown. We therefore think the jury very reasonably refused to allow these items as just charges against Mrs. Moody. The remaining $175, however, when added to the $125 paid on the premium to get appeal bond, would make the $300 found by the jury as the amount of expenses paid by Tharp and Nugent for Mrs. Moody's benefit, and we are not prepared to hold, under all the facts and circumstances shown, that the findings of the jury on the issues are unsupported by the evidence.
For the reasons stated, we think so much of the judgment as denies to appellants a recovery of the $800 for services rendered and money expended should be reversed, and that judgment should here be rendered for appellants for said sum, and it is so ordered.
The judgment in all other respects is affirmed.
Reversed and rendered in part, and in part affirmed.


Does Hajduk produce good players? Any well known players in Europe now?
Not lately. The last well known player from there is Srna.
P.S: But we did have good connections with Hajduk. Three ex-Juve players came from Hajduk's youth (Jarni, Boksic and Tudor). Too bad we didn't have the same connections with Dinamo Zagreb, because most of Croatia's best players in the last years came from Dinamo (Modric, Kranjcar, Kovacic, Corluka, Mandzukic etc).
I blame it on booze and turbo folk.
always loved this guy, what a shame that injuries take a great player like him out.
He is doing well with a weak side(Karabukspor) in Turkish League. Seems going to be a fine manager.
Benatia reminds me of him so much.
This was not a random post.
As i said a few months ago, he shows really good performance in Turkish League, Galatasaray now interested for next season.
He just won against league leader and current champion. Big achievement for a modest team like his.
I'm clueless. Could u please post some links?
I don't follow Turkish league, but from the table it seems that they're only 5 points behind leaders and there're still 16 games left, in the end he might even win the league if everything goes perfect. If he doesn't he'll still probably remain for next season.
Anyways, best of luck to Igor and congrats!


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Google takes on Echo and Siri with 'Home' and an assistant
by Heather Kelly @heatherkelly May 18, 2016: 3:43 PM ET
Google Home in 2 minutes
Google is taking on Amazon with its own Echo competitor, the Google Home.
The company announced the new product Wednesday morning at its annual I/O developer conference. The event kicked off with a keynote by CEO Sundar Pichai, held outdoors at the Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View, giving it a festive Coachella vibe.
The two hour presentation covered the latest Android N offerings, Google's new voice assistant (which will take on Siri), a virtual reality ecosystem and, of course, bots.
Small and squat, looking more like an air freshener than a speaker, Google Home is a portable (but wired) speaker that takes voice commands. Google's Mario Quieroz described it as "a voice-activated remote for the home."
It has full Google Voice search, which can tell you how the traffic is or how many calories in an avocado. It plays music and can control smart home devices, like lights or the Nest thermostat. If you use Google Calendar, it can check and change appointments.
Google just gave a preview of the the product, which won't be available until later this year. But it's announcing now in part to give third-party developers a chance to make voice-activated integrations.
Pichai even gave Amazon (AMZN) a shoutout during the announcement, "for creating a lot of excitement in this space."
The Home will be powered by Google's own personal assistant. A competitor to Siri, Cortana and Alexa, the assistant is notably lacking a cute name or anything that indicates a gender or personality.
"We want users to have an ongoing two-way dialog with Google," said Pichai. "[We're] building each user their own individual Google."
Google already had many of the elements of an assistant in its other products, like voice search and Google Now. The company is not new to natural language processing, machine learning and artificial intelligence, the building blocks of a smart assistant.
Meet Allo, Google's new bot
Google didn't want to be left out of this season's hottest new craze: bots! It's releasing a new messaging app called Allo that includes a Google bot. It has all the usual trappings that kids love, like emojis, custom stickers and the ability to draw on photos.
But it also adds a somewhat cool, possibly sad, feature. Allo can use machine learning to automate parts of your conversations, so you can basically outsource chats to a computer. When someone sends you a message or image, Allo works to understand the context and offers suggestions for how to respond.
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If you don't have any real friends, possibly because you had a robot text them back instead of calling, there's a feature for that. You can talk directly to the Google bot and ask it questions or play games with it, like guessing movie names based on emojis. It also offers an incognito mode and all conversations are encrypted.
Allo isn't Google's only new app. It's also introducing Google Duo for mobile video calls, similar to FaceTime. The super simple app has a feature called Knock Knock, which lets you see a live video of the person calling you before you pick up. It's a great chance to catch them still fixing their hair.
Both apps will be available for Android and iOS later this summer.
The next version of Google mobile operating system, Android N, will also launch later this summer.
An early developer version of N has been available for months, but now Google is releasing a more consumer-ready beta for eager testers. It has more than 250 new features, like a split-screen view, in-app text replies, and a power-saving mode called Doze. It will include speed and performance updates, according to Google. Most importantly, it will support 72 new emojis.
Google decided to deviate from its usual candy-themed Android names and let the Internet help name this version. Anyone can submit suggestions for what the N should stand for. It's either a brilliant publicity stunt or an idea thought up by someone who doesn't use the internet.
Daydream is Google's big VR bet
As expected, Google is expanding its virtual reality efforts far beyond the low-tech Cardboard viewer. It has made a new ecosystem for mobile virtual reality called Daydream. It's a big project that will eventually include both hardware and software. First up is the Daydream platform for VR that will be included in Android N (if your phone is fast enough). It will include things like a home screen for navigating your apps and VR content. New phones from Samsung, HTC and Huawei should be Daydream-ready by this fall.
Eventually Google will also eventually release a new headset and controller for VR. Instead of announcing any new hardware, it showed a generic line drawing of a headset and hand-held remote with motion sensors inside.
The company also announced a new version of its operating system for wearables: Android Wear 2.0. Coming this fall, 2.0 will let a smartwatch connect to wifi and run apps on its own, without having a phone nearby. It will also add a wee keyboard for wearable screens.
It previewed a new feature that lets apps run instantly without installing them. The feature will be available later this year on devices running Android 4.2 as part of a Google Play update.
CNNMoney (Mountain View, CA) First published May 18, 2016: 1:54 PM ET

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Q: How to pass 2 variables from a method to another method? I'm currently stuck on a problem that I can't seem to solve.
I need to pass 2 variables from this method:
public void neueRoute() {
    Scanner in = new Scanner(System.in);

    String bereich1 = "aAbBcCdDeEfFgG";
    String bereich2 = "hHiIjJkKlLmMnNoO";
    String start = "";
    String ziel = "";

    System.out.println("Themenbereich 1: Bahn A - G: ");
    System.out.println("\nA\nB\nC\nD\nE\nF\nG\n");
    System.out.println("Themenbereich 2: Bahn H - O: ");
    System.out.println("\nH\nI\nJ\nK\nL\nM\nN\nO");

    while (bereich1.contains(""+start) && bereich2.contains(""+ziel)
           || bereich2.contains(""+start) && bereich1.contains(""+ziel) || start.matches(ziel)) {

            System.out.println("Geben Sie einen Startpunkt an: ");
            start = in.next();

            while (!start.matches("\\b[a-oA-O]\\b")) {
                   System.out.println("Geben Sie einen korrekten Startpunkt an: ");
                   start = in.next();
            }

            System.out.println("Geben Sie einen Zielpunkt an: ");
            ziel = in.next();

            while (!start.matches("\\b[a-oA-O]\\b")) {
                   System.out.println("Geben Sie einen korrekten Zielpunkt an: ");
                   start = in.next();

            }
    }

    program(start, ziel);
}

At the bottom I call the method program():
private void program(String start, String ziel) {
    // find connection from 'I' to 'O'
    connection = network.findConnection(start, ziel);

    // print the path
    System.out.println(connection.getPath());
    // print the distance
    System.out.println(connection.getTime());
}

And I'm trying to pass through the String variables start and ziel and use them in findConnection()
I get the error (I'm using Eclipse IDE):
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: graph must contain the end vertex

Note: findConnection() requires String arguments, which start and ziel are. If I were to put for example "a" and "b" as arguments in findConnection() it would work.
Thanks for any help.

A: Well probably network.findConnection is checking the values and throw an exception if empty.
Check the Strings if blank before call the private method and if in.hasNext() (Scanner)
As for your code these are my observations:
I think your loop should be something like this, you have a mixture of ANDs and ORs
while ((bereich1.contains(""+start) && bereich2.contains(""+ziel)) || (bereich2.contains(""+start) && bereich1.contains(""+ziel)) || start.matches(ziel)) {

Secondly I think
System.out.println("Geben Sie einen Zielpunkt an: ");

ziel = in.next();
while (!start.matches("\\b[a-oA-O]\\b")) {
System.out.println("Geben Sie einen korrekten Zielpunkt an: ");
ziel = in.next(); //ziel not start
}

The thing I don't understand is you have an outer loop and inside loops should the the outer while be an if?!!!
And before call program (string, string) can you check that values are not null or empty.

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Review: Mrs. Warren's Profession (Sterling Studio Theatre)
February 20, 2014 Istvan Dugalin	Leave a comment
Mrs. Warren's Profession, about a mother's work in prostitution, is playing at Toronto's Sterling Studio Theatre
Mrs. Warren's Profession is George Bernard Shaw's examination of sex, money and morality. Kitty Warren's occupation is, as the familiar parlance goes, the "oldest profession". The timing of Sterling Studio Theatre's production could not have been better; it comes on the heels of the Supreme Court's decision to strike down Canada's anti-prostitution laws.
Just to clarify: prostitution itself has never been illegal here in Canada, just the activities that surround it—brothels, public solicitation and making a living at it. These are now legal, opening up the possibility of safer working conditions (although new legislation is still pending). And, while attitudes towards the industry have shifted in a positive direction, the stigma remains. Mrs. Warren's plight is still resonant.
When Shaw wrote this play in the 1890s, women were significantly more marginalized. In his view, prostitution was caused not by moral decay, but by the systemic undervaluing of women; without proper opportunities (and adequate financial compensation), the poorest of them were made quite desperate. But deeper than the politics of it, the heart of the story lies in the rift between mother and daughter as they struggle to reconcile their opposing principals.
Kitty Warren is a middle-aged woman who has spent most of her life building up a prostitution ring in order to provide for her daughter, Vivie. She strives to afford her the financial means to be independent of oppressive social strictures. Vivie is clever, head-strong and has no interest in romance or any other flights of fancy. She also strives for independence, but on her own terms.
The drama between them unfolds during Vivie's break between school and career, when she is introduced to a couple of her mother's friends—an artist, Mr. Praed, and Sir George Crofts (who turns out to be mother's business partner). Thrown into the works, is a charming young opportunist—Frank Gardner—determined to leech off her wealth. After having learned the truth of what financed her academic opportunities, Vivie first admires her mother, but then rejects her for the sake of her own self-respect.
Shaw was a harsh critic of the social injustices towards women that presented Kitty Warren with scant options—sell her body, marry for money or submit to drudgery for puny wages. But he captured, within the character, a profound dignity. She is a shrewd business-woman who took control of her life and resources. She raised an equally self-sufficient daughter, only to have their relationship strained by their opposing ethics.
The time and place of this production are vague. This is actually a strong dramatic choice. Director Robert Tsonos has blended turn of the century Britain with present day Canada. The actors' accents are Canadian and the costuming is modern, but with a slight hint of older English fashions. As he stated in an interview for The Charlebois Post, Tsonos has mirrored both time periods in order to juxtapose the social climate of Shaw's day with our own. The technique is effective.
Malcolm Taylor (Mr. Praed), Richard Beaune (Crofts), and David Frisch (Reverend Gardner) give standard yet solid performances. They provide a sturdy backdrop for the dramatic fireworks that burst forth from these three: Deborah Tennant (Kitty Warren), Caroline Millen (Vivie Warren) and Aris Tyros (Frank Gardner).
Though amusing as she reacts to the more extreme behaviour of the other characters, Millen doesn't get the chance to shine until the final act, when she confronts her mother and brutally severs the bond. We see, in her final tormented moments, just how much her self-respect has cost her.
As Mrs. Warren, Tennant is stunning with her brassy portrayal. She's like a force of nature. She is simultaneously funny, intimidating and tenderhearted. She conveys a warmth that makes the character's domineering personality quite agreeable. Her heartbreaking final exit hit me like a ton of bricks.
Tyros completely blindsided me with his passionate portrayal of Frank. When I read the play, I found the character (with all his cheek) to be moderately amusing, but not nearly so sympathetic and compelling as Tyros has made him. It is quite disheartening to watch as circumstances finally extinguish the sprightly fire in his eyes, which is remarkable given the fact that his intentions (when revealed) are so loathsome.
While the performances are captivating, the staging is sometimes awkward—particularly when the whole cast is present. The Sterling Studio is long and narrow, with the stage usually being at one of two ends. For this production, the stage and audience are stretched length-wise across the venue. At times, the narrow playing space restricts the naturalism of the blocking.
All things considered, Mrs. Warren's Profession is another excellent production by the Sterling Studio.
Mrs. Warren's Profession is playing at the Sterling Studio Theatre (163 Sterling Road) until March 1.
Shows run Tuesday to Saturday at 8PM, with Matinee on Sunday (February 23) at 2PM.
Tickets are $20, the Matinee is $15
Tickets can be purchased online
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This superb planetarium was made to promote science. It is situated close to Anand Bawan in Allahabad. This spot was constructed in 1979. The planetarium offers a journey to celestial bodies with five shows. It is also known as Jawahar Planetarium. The interesting and exciting things are shown within the planetarium related to space and universe. People can measure their weights on Jupiter and moon through the devices present inside the planetarium. The premise is closed on Government holidays and Mondays. Children below 5 years are not allowed within the spot.
Shivkoti Mahadev Temple In Allahabad is also called as Someshwar Mahadev Temple. This revered temple is located near Triveni on the banks of Yamuna River in opposite side of Allahabad Fort. This holy temple is very pleasing and attracts good amount of pilgrims and visitors towards it. It is known to be the famous place for Ekadash Mudra. The best time to visit this holy temple is on Mondays when the beautiful deities within the temple can be seen and prayers can be offered to lord. A fair is held near the temple known as Shravan Month during the months of July to August. You should and you must visit.
This museum in Allahabad is situated near Chandra Shekhar Azad Park inaugurated in 1947. This museum houses 18 galleries. You can view the archeological findings and terracotta artifacts. The museum displays personifications of Indian independence movement and Jawaharlal Nehru. The museum also displays ausom collection of artifacts made creatively by the schools of Mathura, Saranath, Kausambi and Gandhara with the fabulous collection of magnificent gold and other coins. The premise is closed on Mondays and government holidays.
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Patalpuri temple in Allahabad is one of the oldest temples in this country which displays the holy effect on people from all over the world. This temple is alive since Vedic Period. It is placed near a banyan tree within splendor Allahabad Fort. Mughal Emperor Akbar constructed the fort on this temple. The temple should be visited if you visit Allahabad. People believed that Lord Rama had visited this temple and that is why this temple gains a huge popularity.
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Ashoka Pillar in Allahabad was constructed by King Akbar. This monument is very popular in this city where masses of visitors can be seen roaming and exploring. This pillar was made by sandstones. The pillar is so huge that it is captured on the eyes on the eyes of every visitor. The pillar is about 10.6 meters high was made in 232 BC. This pillar was earthed by the great Ashoka King. You can see the inscription written on the pillar. Those inscriptions will let you imagine the victories of a Mauryan King after Ashoka named as Samudragupta. There are many inscriptions on the pillar of Emperor Jahangir and other kings. For taking a visit in this spot, you have to take permission from commandant of Ordinance Department in the Fort.
Minto Park is a beautiful park is located on the holy banks of Yamuna River near Allahabad Fort. This park is also called as Mohan Malavya Park. The affection of Queen Victoria's rule from East India Company was transferred through a proclamation in 1858. The park was founded by Lord Minto in 1910. The white stone memorial is a precious and centre of attraction with four lions is placed at the top of the park can be seen.
Nagvasuki temple in Allahabad is located on north side of Railway Bridge on Daraganj. This temple was made in dedication to a serpent's king known as Vasuki. This temple is situated on the banks of holy Ganga River. the huge and eye catching idol of Bishmapita can be seen near the temple. A great festival called Nag Panchami contains a fair which held near this temple every year. Puranas have mentioned the name of this temple. This famous temple should be visited during Nag Panchami.
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Timings of visiting: 9:30 am – 5 pm.
Akshaya Vat is a holy banyan tree which is very important since ancient era. This immortal tree is very prestigious and has been mentioned in Hindu mythology. This tree is situated in Patalpuri Temple at underground. Pilgrims used to throw themselves in order to achieve salvation. For entry in this spot, you have to take permission from higher authorities.
This temple is situated in Alope Bagh was made in dedication to Lalit Devi also known as Red Goddess. This templke houses a wooden swing and a kund. This swing is worshipped as a deity. People are always curious to visit this eye catching temple. You should also visit this holy temple of Allahabad. Jyothishpeeth is an ashram of Shankaracharya is situated in front of this temple.


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Sample Metal Work Exam Questions and Answers BASIC FABRICATION PROCESS 1. Sharp edges in sheet metal are removed by ________. A. etching B. filing C. chiseling D. polishing E. planishing See the Answer The correct answer is B. 2. The process used to make objects such as bowls and trays is known as ________. A. planishing B. raising C. hollowing D. fullering 1/4
See the Answer The correct answer is A. 3. The mallet used for shaping internal curves in metal work is _______. A. bossing mallet B. raising mallet C. rawhide mallet D. planishing See the Answer The correct answer is A. 4. Which of these snips is not used in sheet metal works? A. Curved snip B. Straight snip C. Universal snip D. Long snip See the Answer The correct answer is D. Click here to get the complete Mathematics questions for ss2 5. The stake used for forming cylindrical work is _______. A. brick iron B. funnel stake C. hatchet stake D. round bottom stake See the Answer The correct answer is B. CARE AND MAINTENANCE OF MACHINES 1. For a satisfactory joint, an M24 hexagonal bolt should be tightened to ________. A. M24 screw B. M24 stud C. M24 socket D. M24 nut See the Answer The correct answer is D.
2. Check and lubricate the machine with ________. A. available lubricant B. any lubricant C. recommended lubricant D. unbranded lubricant See the Answer The correct answer is C. 3. The clearance angle of the cutting tool for lathe machine is _______. A. 10o B. 6o C. 12o D. 8o See the Answer The correct answer is B. 4. What do we use if it is necessary to use a hammer to hit loose or tighten some part of a machine? i. Lead hammer ii. Copper hammer iii. A block of hard wood A. i only B. ii only C. iii only D. i, ii and iii See the Answer The correct answer is D. 5. Proper handling of the machine will prolong the life of a machine. In a milling machine, operating the cutter backwards will result in _______. A. blunt cutter B. cutter removal C. cutter clogging D. cutter breakage See the Answer The correct answer is D.
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Late last week, the Trump administration announced that it would be re-abnormalizing the relationship between the United States and Cuba. A few days earlier, El Museo del Barrio in Manhattan opened "NKame: A Retrospective of Cuban Printmaker Belkis Ayón," reminding us exactly how much we have to gain from a free exchange of cultural energy with our island neighbor.
Ayón was born in Havana in 1967 and died there, by her own hand, in 1999. As baffling and crushing as her end was, her life and career had been warm with forward motion. She began studying art at 12, went on to the renowned Instituto Superior de Arte, and joined its faculty after graduation. She began exhibiting in Cuba, and word went out. Invitations for exhibitions and residencies took her to Europe, Japan and North America.


Take a look at these images of Ellen Ripley, star of the Alien series. Take a good look. Squint if you have to. Now let me tell you that these are not photographs of Sigourney Weaver, taken while filming the movie.
Nor is this a 3D image, made using data captured from the film.
No, this is a sculpture. The entire thing is made from silicone.
It's the work of artist Steve Scotts, and you can see more images at the link below.


Because he has set his love upon Me, therefore I will deliver him; I will set him on high, because he has known My name. He shall call upon Me, and I will answer him; I will be with him in trouble; I will deliver him and honor him. With long life I will satisfy him, And show him My salvation.
The word dwell here speaks of making our home in God's presence and under His shadow, even as Paul prayed for the Ephesian saints (Ephesians 3:17) that God might dwell (katoikeo in Greek) in their house by faith, able to find a home in their heart and lives.
How comfortable are you in church, among other believers, when talk turns to the Bible and the things of God? True fellowship with God is like coming home to a place of rest, familiarity, and joy. If that is where you live, then the last three verses of this psalm finds God speaking directly to you! Read them again. May He find you today at home in Him!


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Q: Having trouble implementing -webkit-transform to scale up images in a photo gallery I have a conceptual question about photo galleries like this:
http://www.nikesh.me/demo/image-hover.html
If you open this in a browser that supports CSS Transitions (for example Chrome), it will smoothly scale the hovered image whilst the zoomed version remains of a high quality.
This is accomplished by showing the non-zoomed images into a slightly smaller version than they really are, in essence the zoom shows them in their true dimensions.
So, normal images are first scaled down:
-webkit-transform:scale(0.8);

And then upon hover scaled up:
-webkit-transform:scale(1.2);

My question: How is the initial scaling down supposed to work for browsers that do not support this method of scaling down? Try opening that gallery in IE to see what I mean, it shows the images not scaled down, which makes them too large and thereby they break the layout.
What I want:

*

*The full effect in browsers that support it. Important is that the zoomed version remains quality.

*No effect at all for browsers that do not support it, yet a solid original dimension so that no layout is broken

*It should work for both image orientations and there may be variety in image widths and heights too

Anyone? Preferably an elegant solution that does not need browser sniffing or javascript, but all answers are welcome.

A: If you are wanting it to work without the use of javascript then it seems the only method you have is to forgo the initial scale down with css. You will want to do this in the "antiquated" way of adjusting the width and height of the image in the markup.
<img src="yourImageSrc" width="80%" height="80%">

This would allow you to still keep your layout in tact if the user agent is not up to date.
** I don't know if the percentage works in the literal height/width definition. But  you can always figure out the ratio you need and plug it in.


So, not quite sure how to say this... I traded my Jeep in for a pickup... Goodbye to the Jeep life, for now.
I'm filled with sadness of course, but no regret. Need to be practical at times in our life so I made the choice to buy a vehicle that is much easier on me and have some real horsepower again. Oh, what that? What did I buy?
I bought a 2017 Ram Rebel. Its a pretty skookum truck I tell yah. Am I going to wheel it? Why, yes of course I am. It has a spiffy air ride suspension that has an "Off-Road" setting. Am I going to build it and buy all sorts of cool things for it? Why yes I am! I think one of the first things is to give her some increased air flow. So a cold air intake and new exhaust are right at the top of the list. Then I'm looking at bumpers. Thought about a chase rack too.
As I make changes and build her up, I'll post picks on the FT4WD facebook group.
As a side note. This was never a Jeep only website/group. It mat have seemed that way at times, because well I was driving a Jeep. So I spent more time in that end of the spectrum. Rest assured that we don't discriminate about what you wheel (except for maybe a Mini-Cooper - inside joke).
Jeep, Dodge, Chevy, Ford, Toyota or Nissan; trucks or SUV's, all are welcome and accepted. Just want the import guys to forgive some of us, cause we like to say things like Murica when we drink!
See yah on the trails!


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NEW Releases for the week of May 26, 2015 / Congratulations Dubs and Fans
Four More Wins and they are CHAMPS(champs!)
Go DUBS !
for the week of May 26,2015:
Eilen Jewell: Sundown Over Ghost Town
Honesty, confidence, and respect permeate Eilen Jewell's music, dating back to her self released Boundary County album in 2006. Since then, the Boise native has recorded five studio albums for Signature Sounds with her road-tested touring band, and two more as a member of the Boston-based gospel-charged Sacred Shakers, which includes that well-oiled band at it's core. As hard as it is to categorize Jewell's music – terms like alt-country, roots-rock, countrynoir, and Americana get used a lot – it's even harder not to become thoroughly enraptured by the singer/songwriter's powerful versatility, musical stories, and images. And that gorgeous voice makes you feel like she's singing just for you, out on the breezy back porch or by a crackling campfire. She does so much, so well. Sundown Over Ghost Town's twelve original songs reflect on recent changes in Jewell's life including the birth of her first child and returning to her hometown of Boise, Idaho. The music has a western feel evoking wide open spaces with the generous use of pedal steel and organ.
Allen Stone : Radius
Allen Stone's world has expanded dramatically since he issued his self-titled album in 2011. The then-unsigned artist begun appearing on shows like Conan and Jimmy Kimmel Live, USA Today hailed him as a "pitch-perfect powerhouse" and The New York Times' Jon Pareles likened his socially conscious music to that of Stevie Wonder, Marvin Gaye and Bill Withers.
Remembering Mountains: Unheard Songs of Karen Dalton
Karen Dalton (1937-1993) recorded two studio albums during her lifetime, neither of which contained any songs she wrote. By the good graces of legendary guitarist Peter Walker, who oversees Karen's estate, we are gifted with these lost lyrics, now given voice by other great women of song. Featured artists include Sharon Van Etten, Patty Griffin, Lucinda Williams, Marissa Nadler, Isobel Campbell and others.
Victor Wainwright and the WildRoots: Boomtown
The first release under the pact from Victor Wainwright and the WildRoots, entitled Boom Town, is scheduled to be released in late May. The CD was recorded in Edgewater, Florida and produced by Stephen Dees, who wrote much of the material on the album and is also the WildRoots bassist. Dees is a highly respected session player whose credits include playing with Hall and Oates, Pat Travers, and Todd Rundgren. Said Victor, "We've always prided ourselves on excellent songwriting, musicianship and production, but on "Boom Town" we've also captured the energy and edge of our live shows. Although the concept of sin and salvation has been done before, this is our own personal statement, a story of Southern life, faith, redemption, and the challenges that we all face. The unique and edgy sound fits the purpose and storytelling to a T and lifts the whole record up to another level.
NEW JAZZ:
Terence Blanchard
Kenny Barron (coming to HJF!)
The Bad Plus Joshua Redman
And reissued on CD and Vinyl, Ryan Adams best since The Summer of 69: Heartbreaker:
Ryan Adams: Heartbreaker
New Release Hour with Brian & Doug
We want to keep you up to date with new music coming through our studios, so every Tuesday morning at 11, Doug Jayne, from The Last Record Store and KRCB's Mid-DayMusic and Our Roots Are Showing programs, sits down with morning host Brian Griffith to go over the most interesting and notable of new releases.
Needle Droppings with Doug Jayne
Your second chance to listen in on the discussion comes with Needle Droppings, a weekly new-release segment with our very own Doug Jayne and a rotating panel of music junkies, usually including Michelle Marques of KSRO and KRCB, Petaluma Vice Mayor Gabe Kearney, Gabe Meline from KQED, Blair Hardman from Zone Recording and more!
Needle Droppings airs Fridays as part of The Drive With Steve Jaxon at 4:20pm on KSRO, at 1350-AM, 103.5-FM, and online at ksro.com. Tune in!
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WHAT: KRCB Concerts in the Garden at Chroma Gallery, a benefit for KRCB North Bay Public Media
WHO: Featuring Music by Jeffrey Halford & The Healers
WHEN: Saturday June 20, 4-6pm. Gates open at 3pm
WHERE: 312 South A Street, Santa Rosa in the South A Arts District – SOFA
Enjoy wonderful musical entertainment and help support KRCB: your local public radio and TV station.
Jeffrey Halford & the Healers will get things rockin' with a LIVE performance in the garden yard at Chroma Gallery, next to Art Alley in Santa Rosa.
Check out Jeffrey's Music: http://jeffreyhalford.com/
Purchase Lagunitas Beers and Rodney Strong Wines, along with delicious food from TBA Food Truck.
Mingle and meet KRCB staff, musicians, and enjoy the fine art at Chroma Gallery and all the other art studios and galleries in the SOFA Arts District. Chroma Gallery features local and international artists, exquisite pottery and jewelry.
Suggested donation $10 general, $5 kids and seniors.
A portion of the proceeds benefit KRCB FM Radio 91.
BRING A CHAIR.
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"I can get better. I haven't reached my ceiling yet on how well I can shoot the basketball.."
~Steph Curry
See you on the Avenue!


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Q: Dreamweaver remove automatic padding on side of content container When dropping any kind of image into a content container it places it a couple centimeters away from the left side of said container.  It is acting as if there is some sort of padding on the inside of the container.
If I set the padding-top property to 0 it will move the image exactly to the top of the container, however the same is not true for the padding-left property?  Why is this and how can I get around it to fully utilize the side of my container?
Thanks in advance.


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GHOST TO BRING "THE ULTIMATE TOUR NAMED DEATH" TO CARDIFF ON 17 NOVEMBER
TICKETS ON SALE FRIDAY 12 JULY AT 10AM
LONDON, U.K. (Monday 8 July 2019) Following the coveted Special Guest slot on Metallica's 26-date summer European stadium tour "WorldWired," and a 32-date Fall headline arena tour of North America, Ghost will bring its "Ultimate Tour Named Death" to European arenas starting November 16 at the Motorpoint Arena in Nottingham, England. The company will travel across the UK and Europe over a five-week period culminating in Toulouse, France on December 19. Ticket go on general sale on Friday 12 July at 10am https://www.livenation.co.uk/
All Them Witches and Tribulation will support on all dates. Limited VIP packages will be available. Log on to http://ghost-official.com for all ticketing and VIP information.
The tour is in support of Ghost's critically-acclaimed album Prequelle that earned Top 10 status in 15 countries, received a Best Rock Album GRAMMY nomination in the U.S., a Swedish Grammis nomination as Best Hard Rock/Metal Record of the Year, and was named Best Album of 2018 in Kerrang!, Revolver, and Metal Hammer, with Kerrang! readers themselves echoing this sentiment, voting Prequelle winner of Best Album at the annual Kerrang! Awards ceremony held in central London just last month.
With more dates to be announced, the UK itinerary for Ghost's "The Ultimate Tour Named Death" is as follows:
16 November 2019 Nottingham, U.K. Motorpoint Arena Nottingham
17 November Cardiff, U.K. Motorpoint Arena Cardiff
18 November 2019 Glasgow, U.K. SSE Hydro
20 November Dublin, Ireland 3Arena
22 November 2019 London, U.K. SSE Arena
23 November 2019 Leeds, U.K. Leeds Arena
Tickets for Ghost's 2019 tour go on sale to the general public on Friday 12 July 2019 at 10am https://www.livenation.co.uk/
Meanwhile, album track 'Faith' is currently A-listed at both Kerrang! and Planet Rock radio – the third single in row to make A-List across both stations.
Ghost recently premiered a brand-new webizode, "Chapter 7: New World Redro." This chapter first brings the viewer up to date with the Cardinal Copia-Papa Nihil-Sister Imperator storyline and then begins to lay the foundation for more backstory secrets yet to be revealed. Check out "Chapter 7: New World Redro" here.


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Q: Can NPOI Mapper set the row number I'm currently using npoi.mapper in c# to read an excel file into poco classes for further processing and it is all working very well.
The system has grown and several spreadsheets are often processed in parrallel I would thefore like to include the filename and row number in my poco class to use for debugging purposes.
So far I've just added the filename and row number in by hand in a for loop but was wondering if I could refactor & clean up my code by having npoi.mapper do this for me?
heres my code:
   var mapper = new Mapper(excelStream);
   var rows = mapper.Take<MyPocoClass>("Sheet2");

   for(int i = 0; i < rows.Length; i++)
   {
       var row = rows[i];

       row.Filename = excelName;
       row.RowNumber = i;
   }

I've read the documentation over on the GitHub Page and it sounds like I should be using a custom resolver, but I cannot see how to access the row number as part of that?

A: I take a look at the Mapper.cs on github and I realized that the RowInfo and IRowInfo classes (That holds the row number) are only used on returns of the public methods.
On the extensions folder I found an ExtensionMethod of IEnumerable<T> called ForEach<T> at class  EnumerableExtensions that could be used as an alternative for your current code.
This is a non tested solution.
   var mapper = new Mapper(excelStream);
   var rows = mapper.Take<MyPocoClass>("Sheet2");

   rows.Foreach<RowInfo<MyPocoClass>>(row => {
        row.Value.Filename = "Sheet2";
        row.Value.RowNumber = row.RowNumber;
   });

This is just a sintatic sugar for your current code.

In my opinion the best approach for that kind of job would fllow this steps:
1) Create an interface or a base type that contains the properties Filename and RowNumber. Ex of base type:
public class MyPocoFromExcelBase
{
    public string FileName { get; set; }

    public int RowNumber { get; set; }
}

2) Inherit MyPocoFromExcelBase on your MyPocoClass and any other class that represents a row from an excel file.
3) Create a Extension Method for IEnumerable<RowInfo<MyPocoFromExcelBase>> and do the mapping:
    public static void MapRowNumber(this IEnumerable<RowInfo<MyPocoFromExcelBase>> sequence, string fileName)
    {
        if (sequence == null) return;

        foreach (var item in sequence)
        {
            item.Value.Filename = fileName;
            item.Value.RowNumber = item.RowNumber;
        }
    }

4) Then you can do something like this in any mapper:
var mapper = new Mapper(excelStream);
var rows = mapper.Take<MyPocoClass>("Sheet2");
rows.MapRowNumber("Sheet2");

This way you will not need to rewrite this logic all over your code.


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import django.db.models.deletion
from django.db import migrations, models

import waldur_core.core.fields
import waldur_core.core.validators

class Migration(migrations.Migration):

    dependencies = [
        ('marketplace_checklist', '0002_question_solution'),
    ]

    operations = [
        migrations.CreateModel(
            name='Category',
            fields=[
                (
                    'id',
                    models.AutoField(
                        auto_created=True,
                        primary_key=True,
                        serialize=False,
                        verbose_name='ID',
                    ),
                ),
                (
                    'description',
                    models.CharField(
                        blank=True, max_length=500, verbose_name='description'
                    ),
                ),
                (
                    'name',
                    models.CharField(
                        max_length=150,
                        validators=[waldur_core.core.validators.validate_name],
                        verbose_name='name',
                    ),
                ),
                ('uuid', waldur_core.core.fields.UUIDField()),
            ],
            options={'ordering': ('name',), 'verbose_name_plural': 'Categories'},
        ),
        migrations.AlterModelOptions(
            name='checklist', options={'ordering': ('name',)},
        ),
        migrations.AddField(
            model_name='question',
            name='correct_answer',
            field=models.BooleanField(default=True),
        ),
        migrations.AlterField(
            model_name='question',
            name='solution',
            field=models.TextField(
                blank=True,
                help_text='It is shown when incorrect or N/A answer is chosen',
                null=True,
            ),
        ),
        migrations.AddField(
            model_name='checklist',
            name='category',
            field=models.ForeignKey(
                blank=True,
                null=True,
                on_delete=django.db.models.deletion.SET_NULL,
                related_name='checklists',
                to='marketplace_checklist.Category',
            ),
        ),
    ]

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


From Wikipedia: Titus Andronicus is a tragedy by William Shakespeare, believed to have been written between 1588 and 1593, probably in collaboration with George Peele. It is thought to be Shakespeare's first tragedy, and is often seen as his attempt to emulate the violent and bloody revenge plays of his contemporaries, which were extremely popular with audiences throughout the 16th century.
The play is set during the latter days of the Roman Empire and tells the fictional story of Titus, a general in the Roman army, who is engaged in a cycle of revenge with Tamora, Queen of the Goths. It is Shakespeare's bloodiest and most violent work.


· Provide advice and assistance or other support as it thinks appropriate for the purposes of encouraging the making of arrangements under Section 75 of the National Health Service Act 2006.
The Joint Health and Wellbeing Strategy (JHWS) strategy outlines a three-year vision for improving health and wellbeing and addressing health inequalities in the county.
The Pharmaceutical Needs Assessment looks at the current provision of pharmacy services across County Durham, and whether there are any potential gaps to service delivery.
The Health and Wellbeing Board supports the "Altogether Healthier" theme of the County Durham Partnership. The County Durham Partnership (CDP) is the overarching partnership for County Durham.


Custody addresses who will be responsible for the care, control, and maintenance of a child or children. Custody can and should be resolved amicably and responsibly in the best interests of the child. Ronald V. Thomas, a reputable and skilled Phoenix divorce attorney, will assist you in achieving such a resolution.
The issue of custody generally arises when the child's parents file a Petition for Dissolution of Marriage to divorce. However, custody may arise in non-marital relationships as well.
There are two types of custody: physical and legal. Physical custody awards the custodial parent with the duty of the child's day-to-day care and residence. Legal custody, or Legal Decision Making, awards the custodial parent with the legal right to make decisions for the child, such as educational, medical, and religious.
Joint: the parents equally share physical and/or legal custody.
Primary: one parent has more custody (physical and/or legal) than the other.
Sole: one parent has complete physical and/or legal custody.
If the parties agree on Joint Legal Decision Making, they must submit to the court a signed, written parenting plan that addresses the rights and duties of each parent, the child's residence, vacation and holiday schedules, and other terms.
The mental and physical fitness of both parents and the child.
The wishes of the parents and the child.
Who has been the child's primary caregiver.
As a savvy Phoenix divorce lawyer, Mr. Thomas will counsel you regarding how these and other custody laws affect your unique case.
As an experienced Phoenix divorce attorney, Mr. Thomas serves clients with the utmost attention, commitment, and personal care to achieve a successful result to whatever custody situation they face.