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Around the NFL: Browns Look for Consecutive Wins in New York, Rams and Seahawks Clash for NFC West Crown
Welcome to Around the NFL, where Cale Berger of Steelers Now will recap early-week action and take a look ahead at some of the most important matchups from the Pittsburgh Steelers perspective.
AROUND THE NFL THIS WEEKEND
Miami Dolphins at Las Vegas Raiders, 8:15 p.m. Saturday, NFL Network
The Dolphins visit the Raiders on Saturday looking to crush Las Vegas' playoff chances and bolster their own.
Miami eliminated New England from the playoffs last week and they did so on the ground. Miami rushed for a season-high 250 yards, their most since 2016. Running back Salvon Ahmed rushed for a career-high 122 yards with a score, while his partner Matt Breida added 86. Quarterback Tua Tagovailoa was held without a touchdown pass for the first time in his young career, but rushed for a pair of scores to join in on the fun. The Dolphins should be able to find success with their ground game again Saturday night, opposing a Raiders defense that is allowing 4,6 yards per carry and has given up 23 rushing scores, the second most in the NFL.
The Miami run game may have been a surprise a week ago, but their defense has been strong and steady all season. The Fins lead the league in scoring defense at 18.4 points a game and pace the NFL with 26 takeaways. The majority of those turnovers have been forced by Pro Bowl cornerback Xavien Howard, who leads the league with nine interceptions. He needs one more to tie Dick Westmoreland for the most in a single season in team history. Westmoreland had 10 in 1967.
The Raiders are struggling to keep their own playoff hopes alive and will enter tonight's battle with an injured Derek Carr under center. Carr was expected to be done for the remainder of the regular season with a groin injury, but the veteran is instead opting to push through the pain with the Raiders' season riding on a win over the Dolphins. The key for Carr will be limiting turnovers, an area where he has struggled the last few weeks. He had just two interceptions through the first nine games, but has tossed eight over the last five. Carr can no do that versus Miami if Vegas wants to stay in the mix.
Cleveland Browns at New York Jets, 1 p.m. Sunday , CBS Regional
Winners of five of their last six, the Browns will play their second-straight game at MetLife Stadium when they face the abysmal Jets.
Cleveland's offense has been clicking of late, and that trend shows no signs of stopping against New York's dreadful defense. Browns quarterback Baker Mayfield has thrown ten touchdowns and just a single pick over the last four games. He will face a Jets pass defense that is ranked 30th in the league, allowing 30 touchdowns and a 70.6% completion percentage, the highest in the league. Wideout Jarvis Landry should also continue rolling through the air Sunday. The former Bayou Bengal has 29 catches and three touchdowns the last four weeks.
Defensively, the Browns showed significant improve against the Giants, a week after being torched by Lamar Jackson and the Ravens. They held the Giants without a touchdown, the first time Cleveland had done so since Week 2 of 2019. They will another anemic offense this week in the Jets, who are last in the league in points per game (14.7), total yards (3,796) and yards per play (4.6). Browns defensive end Myles Garrett should have a field day, as the Jets have allowed 38 sacks on the year. Garrett has eleven sacks and four forced fumbles, a career-high.
As for the Jets, fans were already ordering custom made Trevor Lawrence jerseys just in time for Christmas when their team forgot how to tank in Los Angeles last week, defeating the Rams and losing the inside track to the No. 1 pick to the Jaguars. If there is anything to root for in East Rutherford it's second-year defensive tackle Quinnen Williams, who has blossomed in his second season. He leads the team with seven sacks as an interior defensive lineman, and also has ten tackles-for-loss and a pair of forced fumbles. The Jets will assuredly go offense in April, as they have already found a young star on defense.
Los Angeles Rams at Seattle Seahawks, 4:25 p.m., WPGH-TV
The Seahawks and star quarterback Russell Wilson can clinch the NFC West this Sunday, but they will have to get through the Rams and their top-ranked pass defense first.
Wilson's explosive start to the 2020 season is well documented and made him the early MVP favorite, but the turnover bug has bitten him bad over recent weeks. Over the last seven games, Wilson has eleven turnovers. He had seven total through the first seven. Still, the touchdowns have never waivered, as he has nine scores through the air the last five contests.
The Rams tormented Wilson back in Week 10, forcing three turnovers, sacking him on six occasions and holding him without a touchdown pass for the first time since they did Week 13 of last year. Luckily for Seattle they get the Rams at home, where Wilson has 16 total touchdowns in eight career starts against their division rivals. He will just need to protect the football evade defensive phenom Aaron Donald, who has eleven tackles-for-loss and 12.5 sacks on the year, the second-most in the league. Easier said than done.
While Los Angeles' pass defense has been stout all season, Seattle's has left much to be desired as the league's worst. The Seahawks have been shredded all year, having allowed the most completions in football and the highest yards per game average through the air at 293. They have allowed two 400-yard passing performances this season.
Expect Rams head coach Sean McVay to take advantage, placing his quarterback in positions to succeed all afternoon. Although he is playing nowhere near as well as he did in 2018, Jared Goff has been solid for Los Angeles. He has thrown for 20 touchdowns with 12 interceptions and is completing 68% of his passes, the highest mark of his career. Goff should have a strong showing in a game that has all the making of a shootout.
Buffalo Bills at New England Patriots, 8:15 p.m., ESPN
Having clinched their first division title in 25 years a week ago, Buffalo will look to jostle for playoff position and fine tune Sunday when they take on the already eliminated Patriots.
Bills quarterback Josh Allen has had an MVP-caliber season, but his poorest performance of the year came Week 8 versus New England. Head coach Bill Belichick may have a history of torturing young quarterbacks, and Allen is no exception, as he has struggled his entire career against the Pats. In four career games, Allen has completed just 50% of his passes for three touchdowns and six interceptions, his most against any team. With his club playoff bound, Allen needs to exercise his Foxborough demons and keep up his recent strong play with the games growing more important by the week.
Barred from the postseason for the first time since 2008, the Patriots have little to play for heading into Week 16. The Cam Newton experiment has been unsuccessful, with the former MVP unlikely to return in 2021. After an encouraging start to the season, Newton has struggled down the stretch, throwing just five touchdowns with ten interceptions. He has not been much of a threat with his legs either, rushing for just two scores over the last five games after nine in his first eight. The Bills knocked off the Pats in Week 8 after forcing Newton to fumble late. They should not find it difficult to force turnovers again, given they have 22 takeaways this season.
Even with a playoff berth locked up, the Bills will have added motivation Sunday, as they can secure their first season sweep of the Patriots since 1999.
REST OF THE SCHEDULE
New Orleans Saints 52 – Minnesota Vikings 33
Tampa Bay Buccaneers 47 – Detroit Lions 7
San Francisco 49ers at Arizona Cardinals, Saturday, 4:30 p.m., Amazon Prime
Miami Dolphins at Las Vegas Raiders, Saturday, 8:15 p.m., NFL Network
Atlanta Falcons at Kansas City Chiefs, 1 p.m., WPGH-TV
Indianapolis Colts at Pittsburgh Steelers, 1 p.m., KDKA-TV
Chicago Bears at Jacksonville Jaguars, 1 p.m., CBS Regional
New York Giants at Baltimore Ravens, 1 p.m., FOX Regional
Cincinnati Bengals at Houston Texans, 1 p.m., FOX Regional
Denver Broncos at Las Angeles Chargers, 4:05 p.m., CBS Regional
Carolina Panthers at Washington, 4:05 p.m., CBS Regional
Philadelphia Eagles at Dallas Cowboys, 4:25 p.m., FOX Regional
Tennessee Titans at Green Bay Packers, 8:20 p.m., WPXI-TV
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Here is a drinking song that was popular in the 1890s and early 1900s. The song actually combines two melodies, the first three verses uses the melody of For He Is A Jolly Good Fellow, the final verse uses the melody of God Save The Queen or My Country Tis of Thee. In addition to drinking, the song also mentions more about Freshmen an their relationship to the upperclassmen. There is no date of composition or author for this song.


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A $500,000 grant was awarded to the University of Tennessee and Virginia Tech by the United States Department of Agriculture. The researchers based in Knoxville are studying pollination between genetically modified switchgrass and hemp. The team will use drones and mathematic models to study the pollination process in the two crops.
"The models are crucial for making well-versed decisions and determining the suitable isolation distance for GE plants," said David Schmale.
Schmale is a professor at Virginia Tech College in the school of Plant and Environment Sciences as reported in the Augusta Free Press
Shane Ross, a professor in the Virginia Tech Department of Ocean Engineering and Aerospace, said that understanding the pollination process in genetically modified hemp is critical for the future of the marijuana and hemp industry.
"When long-distance pollination takes place, there might be inadvertent contamination of different varieties of hemp like those used for cannabidiol (CBD) and fiber," said Shane Ross.
According to Ross, the main objective of the team is understanding the furthest the pollen trajectories can travel.
"With the help of sensor drones, we will be able to collect the pollen and predict how far from the source they can travel in different directions," said Shane. "Our models will be taking input such as humidity, wind condition, temperature, and the size of the pollen. They will then rely on the input to give predictions of the pollen grains trajectories and their areas of deposition."
According to Schmale, the researchers had initially planned to study pollination in switchgrass. However, due to rising interest in hemp, especially for CBD, they decided to add it to the project. He admits that research on pollination in hemp has not been conducted.
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The season of nature, cool weather, and longer days doesn't always have to be about our floral friends. This month, BloomMe has searched far and wide for nail designs that don't adhere to the usual flower/spring combo seen in spring nails. Take on the season of change with a changed-up nail design that will send heads a turning and eyes glowing green (with envy at your awesome sausages).
A favourite of chic manicure enthusiasts everywhere, 10/10 can easily nail that nature themed manicure you've been craving. Their skilled technicians can recreate almost any image on your nail with a smile and a wonderful service.
posed to having large stick on nail decorations (sometimes those sequins and gemstones get caught on things which leads to a lot of cursing and sweat words) but still want 3D then these designs are for you.
But placing two carefully positioned dots, preferably one in a luminescent material, you can recreate that 3D dot look without the stress of ornaments popping off left right and centre.
Hot Nail specialise in nails with bling and sparkle. And because they know the importance of correct placement of bling on your nail they are the best for creating the fiddly look that is 3D dots. Their technicians can also recommend the best colour scheme to make your nails go pop!
Quartz is everywhere in fashion and design at the moment, and we decided to kick it up a notch by adding a Spring pastel to the vibe. Using choice pastel colours, your nail technician will use a soft white to create faux lines to emanate that quartz feel.
her than getting a classic glitter palate, why not see if you can use a more eco-friendly glitter? For a list of products that won't harm the environment check out our guide to a glitter-free world.
Located on Canton Road in TST, this gem of a spa will be your go-to for bright colours and eye catching designs. Get your nails done and then go for a brisk walk about Kowloon Park to seal the day off with a smile.
The moon manicure generally refers to the nail pattern where it looks like a moon is rising on each of your fingernails. We love this design for it's simplicity but also it's unique look. Turn heads with a soft colour palate and a pop of shine along the cuticle this spring.
Rainbow Nails in Central are always ahead of the game when it comes to new nail designs, and they can not only make your moon manicure a work of art but they can also pamper and clean up your cuticles perfectly. The salon is perfectly equipped for a girls day of pampering, so don't hold back on inviting friends for a session of mooning.
Send hearts a flutter with everyone's favourite Lepidoptera: the butterfly. As it is the season of nature and animals, why not sport a cute butterfly on each of your nails to celebrate? At BloomMe we love the Monarch butterfly for it's orange colouring (very in this season, plus orange and black match with everything!) but any one of our fluttery pals will look amazing.
With a super cute interior and super cute staff, you know this boutique salon will have the goods when it comes to the intricate designs that are needed for butterfly wings.
To see some amazing nail artists that we can't get enough of (that you will become obsessed with too) see our Nailspiration list.
If you still can't let go of Valentine's day and all it's romance then why not combine your Spring vibes with some love?
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The UC Advocacy Network (UCAN) is a community made up of students, alumni, faculty, and community members who lend their voices to shape state and federal policies promoting the University of California's mission of education, research and public service.
Student ambassadors will help promote UCAN sign-ups to a wide-range of students on their home campus, gain hands-on experience in public affairs and civic engagement, gain inside look at how the University of California advances policies, and advocate on behalf of UC with legislators at the State Capitol in the spring.
The program runs Feb. 1 to May 30, 2018.
Students may apply here: http://ucal.us/UCANambassador.
Applications are open until Jan. 28, 2018. Both undergraduate and graduate students are encouraged to apply.
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The Custom-House: Introductory
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Hester Prynne
Roger Chillingworth
Arthur Dimmesdale
Governor Bellingham
Mistress Hibbins
Plot analysis
Is Hester Prynne a feminist?
Female Independence
Nature vs. Society
The Custom-House
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Chs. 9 – 10
Chs. 11-12
Chs. 13 – 14
Anne Hutchinson and Hester Prynne
Hawthorne and the Historical Romance
Movie Adaptations
Companion Texts
How To Cite No Fear The Scarlet Letter
Summary Chapters 9–10
Summary—Chapter 9: The Leech
By renaming himself upon his arrival in Boston, Chillingworth has hidden his past from everyone except Hester, whom he has sworn to secrecy. He incorporates himself into society in the role of a doctor, and since the townsfolk have very little access to good medical care, he is welcomed and valued. In addition to his training in European science, he also has some knowledge of "native" or "natural" remedies, because he was captured by Native Americans and lived with them for a time. The town sometimes refers to the doctor colloquially as a "leech," which was a common epithet for physicians at the time. The name derives from the practice of using leeches to drain blood from their patients, which used to be regarded as a curative process.
Much to the community's concern, Dimmesdale has been suffering from severe health problems. He appears to be wasting away, and he frequently clutches at his chest as though his heart pains him. Because Dimmesdale refuses to marry any of the young women who have devoted themselves to him, Chillingworth urges the town leadership to insist that Dimmesdale allow the doctor to live with him. In this way, Chillingworth may have a chance to diagnose and cure the younger man. The two men take rooms next to the cemetery in a widow's home, which gives them an opportunity for the contemplation of sin and death. The minister's room is hung with tapestries depicting biblical scenes of adultery and its punishment, while Chillingworth's room contains a laboratory that is sophisticated for its time.
The townspeople were initially grateful for Chillingworth's presence and deemed his arrival a divine miracle designed to help Dimmesdale. As time has passed, however, rumors have spread concerning Chillingworth's personal history. Even more ominously, the man's face has begun to take on a look of evil. A majority of the townspeople begin to suspect that Chillingworth is the Devil, come to wage battle for Dimmesdale's soul.
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Summary—Chapter 10: The Leech and His Patient
The inwardly tortured minister soon becomes Chillingworth's greatest puzzle. The doctor relentlessly and mercilessly seeks to find the root of his patient's condition. Chillingworth shows great persistence in inquiring into the most private details of Dimmesdale's life, but Dimmesdale has grown suspicious of all men and will confide in no one. Chillingworth devotes all of his time to his patient. Even when he is not in Dimmesdale's presence, Chillingworth is busy gathering herbs and weeds out of which to make medicines.
One day Dimmesdale questions his doctor about an unusual-looking plant. Chillingworth remarks that he found it growing on an unmarked grave and suggests that the dark weeds are the sign of the buried person's unconfessed sin. The two enter into an uncomfortable conversation about confession, redemption, and the notion of "burying" one's secrets. As they speak, they hear a cry from outside. Through the window, they see Pearl dancing in the graveyard and hooking burrs onto the "A" on Hester's chest. When Pearl notices the two men, she drags her mother away, saying that the "Black Man" has already gotten the minister and that he must not capture them too. Chillingworth remarks that Hester is not a woman who lives with buried sin—she wears her sin openly on her breast. At Chillingworth's words, Dimmesdale is careful not to give himself away either as someone who is intimately attached to Hester or as someone with a "buried" sin of his own. Chillingworth begins to prod the minister more directly by inquiring about his spiritual condition, explaining that he thinks it relevant to his physical health. Dimmesdale becomes agitated and tells Chillingworth that such matters are the concern of God. He then leaves the room.
Dimmesdale's behavior has reinforced Chillingworth's suspicions. The minister apologizes for his behavior, and the two are friends again. However, a few days later, Chillingworth sneaks up to Dimmesdale while he is asleep and pushes aside the shirt that Dimmesdale is wearing. What he sees on Dimmesdale's chest causes the doctor to rejoice, but the reader is kept in the dark as to what Chillingworth has found there.
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Alys Harroway
Ser Manus
Alys Harroway was born to Lucas Harroway, the Lord of Harrenhal. In the year of 39 AC, she married Prince Maegor Targaryen. The wedding was officiated by Visenya Targaryen, Maegor's mother, as Dragonstone's septon refused to take part in it. The match sparked outrage throughout Westeros, as Maegor was already married to Ceryse Hightower, who was claimed to be barren. The High Septon called Alys the Whore of Harrenhal, and Maegor's Whore was another name many used when referring to her.
Maegor was given a choice by his brother, King Aenys I Targaryen. Annul the marriage or go into exile. And in 40 AC, the Prince and his second wife left for Pentos.
Two years later, Aenys passed, and following his cremation, as was custom for Targaryens, Visenya flew to Pentos on Vhagar, to bring back her son. In King's Landing Maegor fought in a trial of seven against the Warrior's Son, resulting in a victory for him, but he did fall into a coma.
Alys came back to Westeros on the twenty-eighth day of Maegor's coma, accompanied by six hundred sellswords and Tyanna of the Tower, rumoured to be Alys' lover. Later that year, Alys presided over and joined Maegor and Tyanna on their wedding night.
In 44 AC, Alys became pregnant, the first of Maegor's wives in this respect, and the Grand Maester, Desmond, ordered that she must stay in her bed, with two septas, a midwife, her sisters, Jeyna and Hanna, and Ceryse and Tyanna as assistance.
After three months of confinement, she went into labour, bleeding heavily, and the child came out stillborn, eyeless and monstrous. Those caring for Alys during her pregnancy were executed.
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"This cannot be my son."
-Maegor I Targaryen
Tyanna claimed that the child had not been Maegor's, but rather a result of Alys' infidelity. Meagor believed her to be lying, and threw the Grand Maester's head at her. She gave him a list of twenty-two names, all of men Lucas Harroway, Maegor's Hand, had supposedly sent to Alys' bed on her insistence, as the second wife of Maegor was afraid she'd end up like Ceryse, bitter and childless. They were knights, peasants, old, young, but each of them was very fertile. And each of these men confessed under torture.
Queen Alys was dragged from her bed and was forced to watch Jeyne and Hanna be killed before her own eyes.
Lord Lucas, having been inspecting the Tower of the Hand, was flung off its roof, landing upon the stones below.
The rest of the Harroways at King's Landing were thrown into the spiked moat encircling Maegor's Holdfast. Most were lucky to die within hours. The simple-minded Horas was said to live for days, before finally succumbing to his wounds.
Maegor marched to Harrenhal, and even though the gates were opened as a sign of surrender, all of Harroway blood were slaughtered. The same fate faced Lord Harroway's Town. In the streets, twenty-three knights fought, after the King declared that the victor would be Lord of Harrenhal. Ser Walton Towers won, despite suffering grievous wounds. He died within two weeks.
But, the worst fate of all was reserved for Alys herself, who, for an entire fortnight, was tortured by Tyanna, while Maegor watched. At the end of it all, the former Queen was cut in seven pieces, and each found its place above one of King's Landing's seven gates.
Four years later, in 48 AC, Tyanna confessed that it was she, who had poisoned Alys' child.
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07/11/2018: Our new Christmas Baking Demonstration on 17 November is now available to book online.
15/05/2018: We are delighted to have Saracino™ on board with some great sponsorship for the Debbie Brown classes later in May.
27/01/18: A Cake For You is proud to welcome back acclaimed cake designer Debbie Brown to Dublin for two new classes in May, 2018.
With the revival in all things home baked and home made, cake decorating is enjoying an increased popularity. Be part of this lovely trend and come and learn a new skill that will start you off on a wonderful sugar adventure.
Its that time of year again and here at A Cake For You, our Christmas preparations have started. Join me for the Ultimate Christmas Baking Demo on Saturday, 17th November, hosted by Strictly Sugarcraft in Rathfarnham, Dublin.
Sit back, relax and enjoy a three hour comprehensive Christmas Baking Demo. Lots of little surprises on the day. Don't miss out on buying my famous Drippy Icing Cutter to make life easier this Christmas even if you're only making a few family Christmas puddings. The best timesaver ever!!
In this demonstration, I will show you how to make the perfect Christmas Cake, Traditional Pudding, Mincemeat, Mince Pies and, of course, a Christmas Chocolate Biscuit Pudding.
Grainne is the founder and owner of A Cake For You School of Cake Decorating in Dublin and has been involved in the industry for more than twenty five years. She originally had a wedding cake business and then nine years ago established A Cake For You, bringing professional classes to a new generation of cake decorating students. Her business is widely acknowledged as the leader in contemporary cake decorating classes in Ireland and she regularly invites talented Irish cake artists and also International cake artists to teach at A Cake For You. She is also a multi award winner in BSG judged cake competitions.
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Permit and Request fees are cost-recovery fees for administering the Industrial Pretreatment Program. Permit fees are based on permit type. Significant Industrial User (SIU) status, reporting frequency, and annual volume of wastewater. Permit fees are paid annually. The initial Liquid Waste Hauler and Special Discharge permit fee are required at the time of permit application.
*Service Area means "Metropolitan Area" as defined in the Waste Discharge Rules. It is the area over which the Metropolitan Council has jurisdiction and includes Anoka, Carver, Dakota (excluding Northfield), Hennepin (excluding Hanover), Ramsey, Scott (excluding New Prague) and Washington Counties.
Note: In addition to cost recovery fees above approved discharges are subject to applicable strength, volume, and load charges.
Strength Charges are assessed by MCES to industrial users and liquid waste haulers based on waste volume, chemical oxygen demand (COD) and/or total suspended solids (TSS) levels exceeding base concentrations, to recover the added costs for treating these high strength wastes. Base concentrations are COD and TSS concentrations of normal residential wastewater.
Microbreweries on General Permit pay a production-based change using typical COD and TSS concentrations for producing beer. Any microbrewery can instead opt to sample its wastewater and pay the associated strength charge.
Load Charges for hauled waste combine a strength charge, facilities, and volume component. The volume component is based on the MCES municipal wastewater rate that connected users pay through their communities.
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SAC is a charge to customer communities served by the Metropolitan Disposal System (MDS) for each new connection or increase in capacity demand to the MDS. All about SAC.
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Permittees discharging contaminated groundwater via an on-site sanitary sewer connection will be assessed a Temporary Capacity Charge in lieu of SAC.
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An NOV is a written notification stating that MCES considers a user of the MDS to be in noncompliance with the MCES Waste Discharge Rules or conditions in the Industrial Discharge Permit.
The cost recovery fee for a discharge NOV is $200.
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Submitting an SMR late delays invoicing for strength charges and critical data collection. Additional administrative late fees are charged that increase with the frequency and duration of a calendar year as follows.
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Investigating Transfer of Large Chromosomal Regions Containing the Pathogenicity Locus Between Clostridium difficile Strains
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Rare astronomical events await the world during the last month of 2020 … know them and their locations
The 2020 Astronomical Calendar has witnessed many exciting celestial events, including a rare blue moon, meteor showers, lunar and eclipses, and as we enter the last month of the year, there are still a few events worth watching and watching.
December will witness meteor showers, a winter solstice, the last full moon of 2020 and a total solar eclipse, depending on where you are in the world.
The Geminids meteor on December 13th
Showers will peak on the night of December 13 and in the early morning of December 14, and the event will be visible for approximately two weeks from December 4 to 16, all over the world, although the best view of the scene will be in the Northern Hemisphere.
Its climax coincides with a new moon, so meteors will appear brighter in the night sky with no light pollution from the moon. You can expect to see up to 50 meteors per hour, with the best viewing time around 2am.
Total solar eclipse on December 14:
The moon will pass directly in front of the sun, creating a total solar eclipse on December 14th. Unfortunately, the scene will only be visible to people in certain areas of the Southern Hemisphere.
There will be a partial eclipse visible in Brazil, Paraguay, Uruguay, Peru and Ecuador, as well as in parts of Antarctica and the southwestern parts of Africa.
– The bear meteor showers in 21 Dec:
The last meteor showers of the year will coincide with the winter solstice, and will peak on December 21.
Anyone can look up at the night sky between December 17 and 26 to follow this event, which is commonly referred to as a shooting star.
Even at their peak, the showers will not exceed between 5 and 10 meteors per hour.
The winter solstice of December 21:
The shortest day of the year holds special significance for some as it is an opportunity to celebrate the return of the long days.
But the day is also of interest to astronomers in the northern hemisphere, who will be able to enjoy the longest night of the year, weather permitting.
The Great Conjunction of Jupiter and Saturn on December 21
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December's event will be the closest great conjunction between Jupiter and Saturn in 397 years.
The rare event can be seen by looking to the west just after sunset, when the two planets will appear to form a "bright double planet".
– Full moon on December 30th
This year's last full moon, also known as a cold moon, will occur on December 30th.
Being very close to the winter solstice, the full moon of December will be surrounded by a dark sky for any full moon this year.
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Taking the stage by storm
Locations: News Published Feb. 22, 2017
By Will Grandbois
Sopris Sun Staff Writer
For years, Lon Winston's name has been practically synonymous with the Thunder River Theatre Company. This week, it's official.
After the opening performance of Shakespeare's "The Tempest" on Feb. 24, the black box performance space at the heart of the building will be dedicated "The Lon Winston Theatre."
"I'm proud, of course," Winston acknowledged. "It just says something so deep in my heart about giving to the community and all the people who were involved. If we don't maintain the legacy and love of theatre, we're going to lose something so important as a civilization."
Winston founded Thunder River in 1995 and oversaw the construction of the company's home at 67 Promenade during more than 20 years as the executive director.
"We played everywhere, but in the back of my head, this theatre was sitting in Carbondale – it was just a matter of when and how," he said.
"The Tempest" represents Winston's return to directing after handing over the organization's reins last summer.
"People in theatre don't ever retire," he noted. "But this is the first show in 20 years that I get to get into the script without worrying about all the other stuff."
It's Winston's third time taking on The Bard. He did "Macbeth" early on as a partnership with CMC, and more recently directed "Hamlet" to local acclaim.
While he finds simply changing the setting of the plays gimmicky, he's far from a purist.
"I think today the movers and shakers are doing with Shakespeare rather than just doing Shakespeare," Winston observed. "I like making it palatable for a contemporary audience. The stories are universal and they dive into the human condition like no other."
Savvy audience members might notice some gender bending in addition to an array of anachronisms, but the core arc and style remains intact. After more than a decade on a remote island, the sorcerer Prospero plots an escape for his daughter by conjuring a storm to bring those who have wronged them to his shores. In the process, he wrestles with his own angels and demons in the form of the supernatural denizens of his abode.
"It's about reconciliation – though Prospero wants people to pay before he forgives," Winston observed.
It's also about relationships, as Jeff Carlson, who plays Prospero, explained.
"The people around him shape who he is and how he uses his power," he said.
Chief among them is his daughter, Miranda, played by TRTC newcomer Gabrielle Bailes. But his own influence is strong in her, with few others to shape her.
"She was removed from society, and she wasn't educated to be a woman," Bailes explained.
If this is ringing bells from a high school English class, keep in mind it's a different experience on stage.
"There isn't anything we do that isn't rooted in the text, but plays aren't meant to be read – they're meant to be performed. It's not just saying the words. It's delving into what they really mean," Winston said. "The language is a barrier for many people, and you've got to really tell the story for the audience to understand it."
"The Tempest" runs Feb. 24-25, March 3-4 and 9-11 at 7:30 p.m. with a 2 p.m. matinee on March 5. The cast includes Jeff Carlson, Trary Maddalone, Nathan Cox, Gabrielle Bailes, Dena Barnes, Owen O'Farrell, Gerald deLisser, Corey Simpson, Travis Lane McDiffett, Willie Moseley, Nick Garay, Dani Grace Kopf and JD Miller. On the technical and design crew are Sean Jeffries, Olivia Savard, Madeline Miles, Diane Johnson, Colin Tugwell and Megan Tackett.
Admission is $25 for adults, $15 for 20 and 30 somethings, and $10 for students. Information and tickets are available at thundrrivertheatre.com or by calling 963-8200.


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Q: How to change the log level label with slf4j? I'm trying to change the label in the log.
I only want to get {"level":"WARNING","msg":"test"} instead of {"level":"WARN","msg":"test"}.
My class is:
package com.abc.def;

import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;
import org.springframework.boot.SpringApplication;
import org.springframework.boot.autoconfigure.SpringBootApplication;
import org.springframework.boot.builder.SpringApplicationBuilder;
import org.springframework.boot.web.servlet.support.SpringBootServletInitializer;

@SpringBootApplication
public class Application extends SpringBootServletInitializer {

    private static final Logger LOG = LoggerFactory.getLogger(Application.class);

    @Override
    protected SpringApplicationBuilder configure(SpringApplicationBuilder application) {
        return application.sources(Application.class);

    }

    public static void main(String[] args) {
        LOG.warn("test");
        SpringApplication.run(Application.class, args);
    }

}

My logback.xml file is:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<configuration>
   <property resource="application.properties" />
   <appender name="CONSOLE" class="ch.qos.logback.core.ConsoleAppender">
      <encoder class="net.logstash.logback.encoder.LoggingEventCompositeJsonEncoder">
         <providers>
            <logLevel>
               <fieldName>level</fieldName>
            </logLevel>
            <arguments>
               <includeNonStructuredArguments>false</includeNonStructuredArguments>
            </arguments>
            <stackTrace>
               <fieldName>stack</fieldName>
            </stackTrace>
            <message>
               <fieldName>msg</fieldName>
            </message>
         </providers>
      </encoder>
   </appender>
   <root level="INFO">
      <appender-ref ref="CONSOLE" />
   </root>
</configuration>

I tried many changes but finally I don't any solution except creating a new class that extends net.logstash.logback.encoder.LoggingEventCompositeJsonEncoder.
That seems a big stuff for a very small change.

Thanks Dhruv Pal.
I downloaded https://dlcdn.apache.org/logging/log4j/2.17.2/apache-log4j-2.17.2-bin.tar.gz and unzip it.
I launched
frederick@debian:~/Downloads/apache-log4j-2.17.2-bin$ java -cp log4j-core-2.17.2.jar 'org.apache.logging.log4j.core.tools.Generate$CustomLogger' MyLogger WARNING=300 > Logger.java

But:
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: org/apache/logging/log4j/util/Strings
    at org.apache.logging.log4j.core.util.Integers.parseInt(Integers.java:43)
    at org.apache.logging.log4j.core.util.Integers.parseInt(Integers.java:54)
    at org.apache.logging.log4j.core.tools.Generate$LevelInfo.<init>(Generate.java:1044)
    at org.apache.logging.log4j.core.tools.Generate$LevelInfo.parse(Generate.java:1051)
    at org.apache.logging.log4j.core.tools.Generate.generate(Generate.java:1097)
    at org.apache.logging.log4j.core.tools.Generate.generate(Generate.java:1063)
    at org.apache.logging.log4j.core.tools.Generate.access$100(Generate.java:48)
    at org.apache.logging.log4j.core.tools.Generate$CustomLogger.main(Generate.java:1009)
Caused by: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: org.apache.logging.log4j.util.Strings
    at java.base/jdk.internal.loader.BuiltinClassLoader.loadClass(BuiltinClassLoader.java:641)
    at java.base/jdk.internal.loader.ClassLoaders$AppClassLoader.loadClass(ClassLoaders.java:188)
    at java.base/java.lang.ClassLoader.loadClass(ClassLoader.java:520)
    ... 8 more

A: logback.xml is used for when you're using the Logback library you want to create a log4j file with your relevant settings.

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