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Welwyn Hatfield marks Holocaust Memorial Day
PUBLISHED: 16:16 28 January 2019
People from Welwyn Hatfield unite to mark Holocaust Memorial Day. Picture: Kevin Lines
Kevin Lines Photography
Two special events took place today for the Welwyn Hatfield community to mark Holocaust Memorial Day.
Organised in partnership with the Welwyn Hatfield Interfaith Group, local schools came together in the morning to give a series of short performances around this year's theme 'Torn from Home'.
The theme encouraged reflection on how the enforced loss of a safe place to call 'home' is part of the trauma faced by anyone experiencing persecution and genocide.
Melody Cremer from Bishop's Hatfield Girls' School and four pupils from the Ridgeway Academy gave talks on the Holocaust.
Onslow students performed poems and short stories about Nazi persecution and original poems were written and performed by Stanborough School about the Rwandan Genocide.
Chancellor's concluded the school performances with a drama piece about events in Darfur.
This was followed by a tribute on The Campus in WGC, including readings, two minutes' silence and the releasing of symbolic peace doves. The events were attended by the Mayor and the Lord Lieutenant of Hertfordshire, Robert Voss.
The Lord Lieutenant gave a very moving address, drawing on a his own family's experience of the Holocaust and how the effects are still being felt today, more than 75 years on.
Welwyn Hatfield mayor, councillor Barbara Fitzsimon, said: "We saw some incredibly moving performances and artwork today, and I'd like to thank the schools for their hard work and creativity in telling such impactful stories.
"It's so important for our younger generations to take the lessons of the past to help us build a better future."
Wendy Lidgate, from the Welwyn Hatfield Interfaith Group, said: "I hope today inspired everyone to consider what we can do by our own actions to keep society safe in the future.
"It certainly did for me and my gratitude goes out to the schools and the council for all their efforts to make today so poignant for our community."
After the ceremony there was an opportunity to browse the 'Torn from Home' art exhibition, including thought-provoking submissions from local artists, the YMCA Youth Club and the schools taking part.
This exhibition is open in Campus West for the public to browse until February 4.
Holocaust Memorial Day 2019 is the 25th anniversary of the Genocide in Rwanda, which began in April 1994, and the 40th anniversary of the end of the Genocide in Cambodia, which ended in 1979.
Bishop's Hatfield Girls' School
Stanborough School


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Derivation of factors for estimating the scatter of diagnostic x-rays from walls and ceiling slabs
J Radiol Prot. 2012 Dec;32(4):373-96. doi: 10.1088/0952-4746/32/4/373. Epub 2012 Sep 24.
C J Martin 1 , D G Sutton, J Magee, S McVey, J R Williams, D Peet
1 Health Physics, Gartnavel Royal Hospital, 1055 Great Western Road, Glasgow G12 0XH, UK.
Computed tomography (CT) scanning rooms and interventional x-ray facilities with heavy workloads may require the installation of shielding to protect against radiation scattered from walls or ceiling slabs. This is particularly important for the protection of those operating x-ray equipment from within control cubicles who may be exposed to radiation scattered from the ceiling over the top of the protective barrier and round the side if a cubicle door is not included. Data available on the magnitude of this tertiary scatter from concrete slabs are limited. Moreover, there is no way in which tertiary scatter levels can be estimated easily for specific facilities. There is a need for a suitable method for quantification of tertiary scatter because of the increases in workloads of complex x-ray facilities. In this study diagnostic x-ray air kerma levels scattered from concrete and brick walls have been measured to verify scatter factors. The results have been used in a simulation of tertiary scatter for x-ray facilities involving summation of scatter contributions from elements across concrete ceiling slabs. The majority of the ceiling scatter air kerma to which staff behind a barrier will be exposed arises from the area between the patient/x-ray tube and the staff. The level depends primarily on the heights of the ceiling and protective barrier. A method has been developed to allow tertiary scatter levels to be calculated using a simple equation based on a standard arrangement for rooms with different ceiling and barrier heights. Coefficients have been derived for a CT facility and an interventional suite to predict tertiary scatter levels from the workload, so that consideration can be given to the protection options available.
Facility Design and Construction
Radiation Protection*
Radiology Department, Hospital*
Scattering, Radiation*
X-Rays*

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Q: MsrpPriceCalculator exception after upgrade to 2.3.1 Preconditions (*)
After performing an upgrade to the last magento version, I faced the following message:
1. 2.3.0 to 2.3.1
Steps to reproduce (*)

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*Perform Magento upgrade from 2.3.0 to 2.3.1

Expected result (*)

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*Upgrade occurs normally.
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Actual result (*)

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*MsrpPriceCalculator exception

See the full message:
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#2 Magento\\Framework\\ObjectManager\\Factory\\Dynamic\\Developer->create('Magento\\Msrp\\Pri...') called at [vendor\/magento\/framework\/ObjectManager\/ObjectManager.php:70]
#3 Magento\\Framework\\ObjectManager\\ObjectManager->get('Magento\\Msrp\\Pri...') called at [vendor\/magento\/module-msrp\/Helper\/Data.php:82]
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#11 Magento\\Framework\\ObjectManager\\Factory\\Dynamic\\Developer->create('Magento\\Advanced...') called at [vendor\/magento\/framework\/ObjectManager\/ObjectManager.php:70]
#12 Magento\\Framework\\ObjectManager\\ObjectManager->get('Magento\\Advanced...') called at [vendor\/magento\/framework\/ObjectManager\/Factory\/AbstractFactory.php:160]
#13 Magento\\Framework\\ObjectManager\\Factory\\AbstractFactory->resolveArgument(array('instance' => 'Magento\\Advanced...'), 'Magento\\Advanced...', NULL, 'checkoutData', 'Magento\\Advanced...') called at [vendor\/magento\/framework\/ObjectManager\/Factory\/AbstractFactory.php:246]
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#17 Magento\\Framework\\ObjectManager\\ObjectManager->get('Magento\\Advanced...') called at [vendor\/magento\/framework\/ObjectManager\/Factory\/AbstractFactory.php:160]
#18 Magento\\Framework\\ObjectManager\\Factory\\AbstractFactory->resolveArgument(array('instance' => 'Magento\\Advanced...'), 'Magento\\Advanced...', NULL, 'cart', 'Magento\\Advanced...') called at [vendor\/magento\/framework\/ObjectManager\/Factory\/AbstractFactory.php:246]
#19 Magento\\Framework\\ObjectManager\\Factory\\AbstractFactory->resolveArgumentsInRuntime('Magento\\Advanced...', array(array('cart', 'Magento\\Advanced...', true, NULL)), array()) called at [vendor\/magento\/framework\/ObjectManager\/Factory\/Dynamic\/Developer.php:34]
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#22 Magento\\Framework\\ObjectManager\\ObjectManager->get('Magento\\Advanced...') called at [vendor\/magento\/framework\/Event\/ObserverFactory.php:33]
#23 Magento\\Framework\\Event\\ObserverFactory->get('Magento\\Advanced...') called at [vendor\/magento\/framework\/Event\/Invoker\/InvokerDefault.php:58]
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#25 Magento\\Staging\\Model\\Event\\Manager->dispatch('view_block_abstr...', array('block' => &Magento\\Framework\\View\\Element\\Template#00000000533b061e0000000034d54959#)) called at [generated\/code\/Magento\/Staging\/Model\/Event\/Manager\/Proxy.php:95]
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#27 Magento\\Framework\\View\\Element\\AbstractBlock->toHtml() called at [vendor\/magento\/framework\/View\/Result\/Page.php:249]
#28 Magento\\Framework\\View\\Result\\Page->render(&Magento\\Framework\\App\\Response\\Http\\Interceptor#00000000533b02360000000034d54959#) called at [vendor\/magento\/framework\/View\/Result\/Layout.php:171]
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I found the same issue reported by another user here:
MsrpPriceCalculator Exception
Have you guys faced this issue before?

A: The issue occurs because Magento has a dependency between those modules.
By enabling the following modules, it should work again:
bin/magento module:enable Magento_MsrpConfigurableProduct
bin/magento module:enable Magento_MsrpGroupedProduct

Then:
bin/magento setup:di:compile
bin/magento cache:flush

Hope it works!

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Leeds United loanees
Leeds United loan watch with limited minutes and suspensions taking hold alongside a raft of defeats
Our weekly look at how the Whites' legion of loanees fared around the world away from Elland Road
Elliott JacksonSports Wire Writer
League One. Scunthorpe United v Accrington Stanley. Glanford Park. Tom Pearce (Image: David Haber)
Leeds United's legion of loanees had another mixed week across Europe, but generally they were reduced to limited minutes or played in losing sides.
Here's our round-up of how they all fared.
Samuel Saiz
The Spaniard was an unused substitute as Getafe threw away a two-goal lead on Friday night in a 2-2 draw with Eibar.
Leeds United loan watch - Tyler Denton sees red for Mallik Wilks challenge, Tom Pearce makes debut
Will Huffer
The young 'keeper started between the sticks for Barnet as the Bees conceded a two-goal lead to draw 2-2 after being reduced to 10 men. Solihull Moors' leveller came in the 94th minute. Ouch.
Will Huffer during the FA Cup Fourth Round match between Barnet and Brentford at The Hive on January 28, 2019 (Image: Catherine Ivill/Getty Images)
Sam Dalby
Dalby was left on the bench as Morecambe claimed a priceless 1-0 victory over Port Vale in League Two.
Tom Pearce
Young defender operated in a left wing-back role on Saturday, but that couldn't prevent Scunthorpe United losing 1-0 to Gillingham. Scored a five in the Grimsby Telegraph after being caught out defensively.
Leeds United loan watch as Mallik Wilks nets again and Samu Saiz makes first La Liga start
Shaughnessy lasted 59 minutes of Heart of Mildothian's 2-1 defeat to Motherwell on Sunday. Operating as a left-sided centre-back, he scored a six with the Edinburgh Evening News despite their defeat.
Malik Wilks
Wilks missed out on a place in the Doncaster Rovers squad after being banned by The Football Association for their FA Cup tie with Crystal Palace.
Mallik Wilks and Jordan Storey compete for the ball during the FA Cup Third Round match between Preston North End and Doncaster Rovers at Deepdale on January 06, 2019 (Image: Nathan Stirk/Getty Images)
Anita was thrown on in the 77th minute of Willem II's 3-2 defeat to Vitesse Arnhem, where he played on the left wing.
Jay-Roy Grot
Grot played the full 90 minutes, but it was too little avail as VVV-Venlo went down 3-0 at the hands of AZ Alkmaar.
Leeds United loan watch as Saiz mixes with the world's best and Wilks makes FA Cup fifth round
Laurens De Bock and Ruud Vormer fight for the ball during the match between KV Oostende and Club Brugge, Sunday 27 January 2019 in Oostende (Image: BRUNO FAHY/AFP/Getty Images)
Laurens De Bock
De Bock was an unused substitute for Oostende as they drew 1-1 with Eupen in the Belgian Pro league.
Ouasim Bouy
Played for 78 minutes in the centre of midfield, but couldn't prevent a 1-0 defeat for PEC Zwolle on Friday night to ADO Den Haag.
Hadi Sacko
Sacko was back in the starting side as Ankaragücü drew 0-0 away at Akhisarspor. The visitors claimed a draw despite being a man light from the 51st minute.
Lewis Coyle slides in to tackle Rowan Liburd during the the FA Cup Second Round match between Guiseley and Fleetwood Town at Nethermoor Park on December 03, 2018 (Image: George Wood/Getty Images)
Lewis Coyle
Coyle got 90 minutes under his belt despite Fleetwood Town losing 2-1 to runaway League One leaders Luton Town. The young right-back has enjoyed a good season at Highbury Stadium.
Leeds United loan watch - Samu Saiz goes up against Lionel Messi, youngster turn out in FA Cup
Denton missed out on a spot in Darren Ferguson's 18-man squad after being sent off against Doncaster the previous week for a challenge on fellow loanee Mallik Willks. Peterborough United won 1-0 at Oxford United this weekend
Paudie O'Connor
O'Connor hasn't featured for Bradford City since going off at half-time at Barnsley in a 3-0 defeat on January 12. The Bantams claimed a 0-0 draw with in-form Plymouth Argyle on Saturday.
Caleb Ekuban greets fans during the Leeds United and Myanmar National League All Stars match at Thuwunna football stadium in Yangon on May 9, 2018 (Image: YE AUNG THU/AFP/Getty Images)
Caleb Ekuban
Ekuban got 90 minutes in the centre of the park, but former Newcastle United striker Papiss Cisse (remember his goal at Chelsea?!) grabbed a brace to consign Trabzonspor to a 2-0 defeat.
The 19-year-old defender played 90 minutes, but couldn't prevent Harrogate Town losing 2-1 to Ebbsfleet United.
Leeds United loan watch - Liam Kitching proves Yorkshire derby hero
Alex Machuca
Burgos went down 2-0 on Sunday morning as they took on S.S. Reyes. Machuca was an unused substitute in a result that leaves Burgos 17th in Segunda B, with 13 games to go.
Oriol Rey in action for Leeds United's under-23s last season
Oriol Rey
Rey played the 90 minutes as Conquense went down 1-0 to league leaders Atletico Baleares. Local reports noted an improved performance from the relegation-threatened side, with Rey at the heart of most of their good play.
Samu Saiz
Leeds United U23sLeeds United under-23s highlights: Birmingham City punish lax defending in 2-0 winLatest live updates from the U23 match between the Whites and the Blues at Loughborough University


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The usual range of the River Roch at Rochdale ETW in more extreme weather conditions is between 0.10m and 1.80m. It has been between these levels for 90% of the time since monitoring began.
The highest level ever recorded at the River Roch at Rochdale ETW is 2.22m, reached on Saturday 26th December 2015 at 1:30pm.


text: Superintendents Report to the Halifax Regional School Board 33 Spectacle Lake Drive Dartmouth N.S. B3B 1X7 902.464.2000Join the conversation on Twitter Elwin_LeRoux HRSB_Official Providing high quality education for every student every day. How are HRSB students giving back And how does that relate to the public school program The holiday season is traditionally a time when students and staff take opportunities to do something special for those who are less fortunate. This month youd be challenged to find an HRSB school that isnt collecting non- perishable food items for Feed Nova Scotia socks and mittens for those in need or toys for children who might otherwise go without. Our schools are anchors in our communities. Our schools have long been great neighbours. Our schools teach children the importance of giving and of giving back. Whats interesting is that the spirit of giving back is not isolated to the month of December. Three years ago many HRSB schools began a journey with Free the Children an international charity that educates and empowers young people to make transformative social change both locally and globally all year round. On November 27 students who earned a ticket through service attended WE Day a stadium-sized celebration of youth in Grades 5 to 12 who are making a difference in their communities. The day-long event featured high-profile speakers and performers such as Free the Children founder Craig Kielburger Chris Hadfield and Classified among others. The ultimate purpose of WE Day is to inspire students to be part of a movement of positive change at home and abroad. WE Schools is the year- long program that nurtures compassion in young people and gives them the tools to create transformative social change. Students and staff in the HRSB have embraced this philosophy and are doing amazing things for people in their own communities. On the international scale our students are raising money in various ways in order to build schools in developing countries support girls in their educational journeys and help improve access to clean water health care and sanitation. Its important to recognize how WE Day has gained momentum in our board over the past 3 years. It has become a highlight of the fall for many students not only because of the incredible production that is WE Day but also because there has been a cultural shift. There is a greater recognition of the importance of social awareness issues of social justice and of the inter- connectedness of people. All of these concepts can be found in the curricular outcomes and the Essential Graduation Learnings of the public school program. The impact that Free the Childrens programs are having on HRSB students is real. We are thrilled to use platforms like Twitter to empower schools to tell their stories about contributing to the community and giving back to the village in which they live. Formal programs such as the International Baccalaureate Programs CAS Community Action Service also recognize the importance of giving back to the community as an integral part of learning. There are many Important Dates December 18 Last day of classes before break January 4 Schools reopen December 2015 examples of this type of learning on Twitter under SeeWhatImLearning. The HRSB strongly values this learning and the opportunities it provides students for immediate tangible impact. It helps us ensure that they graduate not as educated students but as educated engaged and contributing members of our community who deeply care about people. Finally as we approach the holiday season I leave you with this message of peace brought to you by students in the Halifax Regional School Board Wishing you a peaceful holiday season and a happy and healthy New Year Elwin LeRoux December 2015 Goal 1 To improve student achievement Building community building schools building skills Currently there are 107 HRSB schools involved in the WE Schools program. Each school takes on the challenge in unique ways that fit with the school communities needs and are also reflective of the values and beliefs of the students involved. This year Free the Children honoured the WE Act group from Eastern Passage Education Centre EPEC for having raised more than 11000 over the past three years of involvement. The night before WE Day the group was invited to an Evening of Inspiration where Spencer West one of Free the Childrens key speakers personally thanked EPECs WE Act group. Watch this video to learn more about how EPECs WE Act group contributed to its local and global communities and gained leadership skills along the way. I truly believe the only way we can create global peace is through not only educating our minds but our hearts our souls. - Malala Yousafzai 2 Community Outreach Students in the O2 program at Eastern Shore District High School ESDHS are giving back to their community while at the same time engaging in authentic real-world learning in a year-long hands-on project that will revitalize a valued neighbourhood landmark. They will be working with a local carpenter as well as the Skilled Trades teacher to help refresh and restore the historic Musquodoboit Harbour Railway Museum as it approaches its 100th anniversary celebrations. Students will have an opportunity to rebuild the traditional benches in the waiting area repair attic space install flooring paint the buildings and landscape the property. The students along with their teacher Natalie Stevens identified the need in the Musquodoboit Harbour community and applied for a WorkIt Grant through the Nova Scotia Apprenticeship Agency. They will work towards meeting that need while at the same time learn about the history of their community and promote awareness of skilled trades and apprenticeship through direct entry or as a post-secondary option. The museum benefits the students benefit and the community benefits Stay tuned we will follow up on this story as it progresses Did you know Want to keep up-to-date with HRSBs energy upgrade project Lights Off. Green on Follow this new Twitter handle GreenOnHRSB 33 Spectacle Lake Drive Dartmouth N.S. B3B 1X7 902.464.2000 www.hrsb.ca 3 Goal 2 To strengthen inclusive school environments Goal 3 To achieve equitable learning opportunities for all students How are we welcoming new students from Syria In the Halifax Regional School Board preparations are well underway to welcome new Syrian families and students to our system. We are asking ourselves questions such as What supports do schools need for an influx of newcomers How do we determine the needs of the students entering our system How are we preparing our students in developing their understanding in anticipation of our new arrivals What can we do to provide support to the school communities in which the new families will become a part upon arrival A team made up of representatives from Program School Administration and Board Services are meeting regularly to plan and coordinate for the influx of new students. This approach is not much different than what we do with other newcomers however the difference is in the large numbers of students and families who will be arriving in a short period of time. Currently many details including the exact number of refugees expected arrival dates and settlement locations are unknown. HRSB is working closely with provincial and municipal partner organizations and will share the information with schools once it becomes available. In the meantime we are asking all principals to identify any Arabic speaking staff members to help with the transition upon arrival. A clearly defined reception and orientation process at schools will contribute to a smoother entry into the school community and success for immigrant families who are starting their new life in Canada. School preparations also focus on our existing students. It is important to help them understand their role in assisting new students feel accepted and a part of the group. Sonja Grcic-Stuart is the English as an Additional Language EAL consultant with the HRSB. Last week she was interviewed by CBCs Information Morning. To learn more about how HRSB is preparing to welcome new students listen to her interview. How are we continuing to create culturally responsive learning environments One year ago the Halifax Regional School Board set a priority to improve the achievement of African Nova Scotian and Mikmaq Aboriginal learners. For the past year we have been working towards creating a culturally responsive learning environment for all students with the expertise of Dr. Kimberly McLeod. During the last week of November Dr. McLeod who has previously worked with board staff and administrators delivered professional development PD around culturally relevant pedagogy to almost 1700 HRSB teachers administrators and African Nova Scotian and Mikmaq Aboriginal Student Support Workers. The purpose of this PD was to directly impact the work that is happening in the classroom and support all students in their learning. Participating schools included our 20 priority schools the junior high schools they feed into and the schools with the highest percentages of students who have self- identified as being of African Descent and or having Aboriginal Identity. To get an idea of the learning that happened during the three day-long sessions search CulturalWakeUp and HRSBpd on Twitter. We are powerful. We are a movement. We will change the world - Craig Kielburger What is the Hour of Code Its an hour-long introduction to computer science designed to demystify code and show that anyone can learn basics to be a maker a creator or an innovator See how students in Andrew Stickings Grade 6 class at Rockingham Elementary spent their Hour of Code. To see other schools participating in the Hour of Code check out HRSBHourOfCode 33 Spectacle Lake Drive Dartmouth N.S. B3B 1X7 902.464.2000 www.hrsb.ca 4 Goal 4 To build engagement support confidence in HRSB How are we engaging communities in the School Review Process The term school review can cause much concern among parentsguardians students staff and the school community. Often times this concern is based on past negative experiences. On December 16 the Governing Board will consider recommendations to initiate school review processes for the Citadel High School Family the Cole Harbour District High School Family and the newly-created Eastern Passage High School Family of Schools. This process will be different than processes in the past. It is not the intention of board staff to put forward a list of schools for potential closure. The HRSB is looking to work with parentsguardians students staff and the school community to determine the best option for these families. In October of 2014 the Department of Education and Early Childhood Development EECD introduced a new school review policy. School boards must follow this policy in order to conduct a review of a school or group of schools where school closure is a possible outcome. Boards must complete a Long-Range Outlook LRO before initiating a school review. The LRO presents information on the current and developing situation of schools and the delivery of education programs and services. If the school board initiates the review process a School Options Committee SOC is formed. The SOC will meet regularly over a course of between three and five months to create evaluate and refine solutions to the issues identified by the school board in the recommending review. The SOC will hold three public meetings to present its work and seek input and feedback about the review scenarios under consideration. At the conclusion of its review the SOC will submit a Report and Recommendation to the school board through the Superintendent for consideration. For more information on the school review process watch this video or visit the HRSB website or the EECD website. Citadel High School Gives Back Students and staff at Citadel High School are giving back to their community this holiday season by collecting food donations for the Parker Street Food and Furniture Bank Well done Citadel Faces of the HRSB Highland Park Receives Human Rights Award Congratulations to Highland Park Junior High School The schools GSA received a Human Rights Awards from the Nova Scotia Human Rights Commission on December 10 at Government House. The group was recognized for its work around inclusion and transgender issues. A well-deserved honour


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Q: using custom build event in VS 2010 I am in the process of creating a visual studio solution to wrap the command-line portions of OCaml.  In the standard OCaml make file there is the following target:
version.h : ../VERSION
echo "#define OCAML_VERSION \"`sed -e 1q ../VERSION`\"" > version.h

which I was hoping to simulate via a custom build event.  I have modified my vcproj file to include the following lines:
    <CustomBuildStep>
  <Command>C:\Windows\System32\sed.exe -e "1 s/^/#define OCAML_VERSION "  "$(SourceDir)VERSION"  > "$(SourceDir)version.h"
  </Command>
  <Inputs>VERSION</Inputs>
  <Outputs>version.h;%(Outputs)</Outputs>
  <Message>Building version header file ....</Message>
</CustomBuildStep>

I do have sed installed on my system (from unxutils), and the command does work correctly from a command terminal (after macro-expansion naturally).  However, when I execute it from inside Visual Studio I get the following error message:
CustomBuildStep:
  Description: Building version header file ....
 'C:\Windows\System32\sed.exe' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
  operable program or batch file.

I've seen this problem on several forums and the proposed solution is to include the absolute path (which I did) or set the working directory to where the executable lives.  Is there anything that I could do to get this to work?


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If you believe your child may have an ear infection or is displaying some of the symptoms above, make an appointment to see your pediatrician.


Candle Magick is a form of Ritual Magick (which I share rules of in Four Elements of Ceremonial Magick for More Effective Spells). Functionally, it is simple. While creating your candle you put your purpose and power into the candle. By burning it you either Release the magick to its effect or Empower the spell to run while it is lit.
Remember that theater is a part of good magick. While I routinely do dirty (ugly) magick, it does help a spell for the entire presentation to be solid. Sure, I believe that my magick will work if I set the candle burning on a small plate sitting on my dirty desk… however it's a LOT easier to believe my spell will be effective if I clean the desk, make a nice space and then put related power objects around where the candle will burn. Heck toss in some good related music (or chant a spell) and burn some incense and we have visual, kinesthetic (hot fire), smell/taste and sound. Your spells tend to be more effective when all of your senses join in the belief that this is a solid and true spell.
Some people like to believe that your candle going out in the middle of the spell means that you or someone else is blocking the spell.
Some people like to divine in the flame of the burning candle feeling it's connected to the spell.
Some notice guttering flame, sparks or flares as meaning anything from spell hinderance to the spell overcoming obstacles.
Others believe that the magick isn't completely formed and released unless it's burned to the end.
Some believe that you can divine the outcome from the leftover wax and it bodes ill to have none.
Some believe that leftover wax represents things blocking your spell and you can divine and ritually use the wax to help release those things.
Notice how these beliefs are sometimes contrary? Don't worry about it. Decide which beliefs feel right for your spell. I've tended to believe that guttering indicates interference, small amounts of left over wax is natural and can be used to divine results, but large amounts indicate a flaw in the spell or implementation in my life which I can use to divine and then ritually change the situation. However, none of this is ALWAYS true for me… I listen to my intuition. I've had times when a lot of leftover wax was a talisman to help me carry the energy of the spell with me in life.
My favorite example was a night when I was experiencing harm from externals. Quite simply I had pissed off another witch and he was interfering actively and strongly. At the time I hadn't shielded the home I was living in because it was borrowed space (and I just forgot). Things were going absurdly wrong, from a pot falling off the counter and smashing a toe to a knife slipping and cutting 4 times in the course of a simple cut. The household was having INSANELY bad luck as well as this insanse chaos, discord and feeling of doom.
We decided to do a counter-spell, but things were going so badly that we were even having a hard time discussing what to do. So I took a simple tea candle and lit it. Once it had melted the top layer of wax I dripped blood into it while envisioning the modified candle forming an intense barrier around our home. Our luck instantly got better, the feeling of pressure and doom released and we were free to do as we needed.
Long story short we completed a "return to sender with interest and fees" spell. The person who had done such things hurt his ankle pretty bad the next morning and took a few weeks to heal. After our spell I put out the candle I had made (releasing the barrier).
A couple months later I had been playing with some unfriendlies that I shouldn't have. One was really messing with me and I needed some time to think. I simply relit the candle and BOOM the barrier was back. I was able to get the time I needed to decide on a healthy course of action before putting out the candle (and releasing the barrier) again.
In closing, candle magick is a nice structure that you can use to perform your magick. Candle magick helps draw a clear line of the prep where you focus your intent, to the casting where you drive it, to the most important part, release and acceptance that the spell is done.


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Gardner-Webb a formidable opponent to determine conference champ
By Semaj Marsh, Peacemaker Sports / November 18, 2022
A&T quarterback Alston Hooker (redshirt freshman) scrambles for a 22-yard gain during first quarter play against Charleston Southern. Photo by Joe Daniels/Carolina Peacemaker.
For all intents and purposes, the 2022 FCS playoffs begin this weekend for A&T.
Officially, the Aggies will have their regular season finale at Gardner-Webb on Saturday at 12 p.m., but the outcome of that contest will determine the Big South Conference champion and who gets the league's coveted automatic bid to the playoffs.
Both schools are currently tied atop the Big South standings at 4-0, and since neither has a high enough RPI ranking to warrant an at-large bid, this game will surely feature a winner-take-all scenario.
"This is a ballgame that has been circled on my calendar since last year," said A&T head coach Sam Washington, who will be looking to capture the 17th conference championship in program history. "I am so excited to go down there and get it on. We're going to take our best down there and we're going to play their best, and we'll let the chips fall where they may."
The full 24-team playoff bracket will be announced on Sunday, Nov. 20.
A year ago, A&T saw its 2021 season come to a disappointing end at the hands of Gardner-Webb, as the visiting Running Bulldogs scored 28 points in the fourth quarter and left Truist Stadium with a 35-27 victory.
That loss gave the Aggies their first losing season since 2011, also marking the first time since 2014 that A&T was held out of the postseason.
Not surprisingly, the memory of that stinging defeat is something the Aggies will be looking to avoid this time around.
"I think it's going to be very easy to motivate our team this week," said Washington. "They're self-motivated. They know what's on the line. They know the magnitude of this ballgame and they know the character of the team they're getting ready to play. They beat us last year. None of that has been forgotten and we look forward to the opportunity to play them for a championship."
Gardner-Webb enters this year's matchup at 5-5, but they have won three in a row.
The Bulldogs are led by senior quarterback Bailey Fisher, a 5'11 dynamo who is averaging 248.1 passing yards per game and has thrown 14 touchdowns.
Against Campbell last week, Fisher completed 30-of-38 passes for 366 yards and three touchdowns and ran for 48 yards and a score. In that contest, Gardner-Webb amassed 583 yards of offense and 33 first downs.
However, no team in the Big South has been hotter than the Aggies, who have now won seven straight games after beginning the season 0-3.
Last weekend, A&T remained undefeated at Truist Stadium with a 20-10 home victory over a pesky Charleston Southern team.
Sophomore running back Bhayshul Tuten recorded his ninth straight game of rushing for at least 100 yards – posting 106 yards on the ground Saturday, including a 2-yard touchdown run. In addition, he also caught four passes for a team-best 78 receiving yards against Gardner-Webb, including an 8-yard touchdown.
"I think we're ready and motivated for the game on Saturday," said Tuten, who leads the Big South with 1,255 rushing yards. "Ain't too much left to do but go out and practice hard this week and finish strong. I'm not nervous. That's all I'm going to say."
One of the main question marks for A&T on Saturday will be the health of graduate quarterback Jalen Fowler. He did not start against Charleston Southern last weekend but entered midway through the first quarter and finished with 158 yards passing, one touchdown and two interceptions.
Afterwards, Washington explained that Fowler was dealing with a foot injury but expected him to be ready to go against Gardner-Webb.
"I think now he's good," said Washington. "It's more of pain tolerance and psychological; how much pain can he bear. But it's not overwhelming. He feels very confident that he will be at his best and so do we."


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and in the cutting of stones for settings, and in the carving of wood, that he may work in all kinds of craftsmanship. "And behold, I Myself have appointed with him Oholiab, the son of Ahisamach, of the tribe of Dan; and in the hearts of all who are skillful I have put skill, that they may make all that I have commanded you: the tent of meeting, and the ark of testimony, and the mercy seat upon it, and all the furniture of the tent, the table also and its utensils, and the pure gold lampstand with all its utensils, and the altar of incense, the altar of burnt offering also with all its utensils, and the laver and its stand, the woven garments as well, and the holy garments for Aaron the priest, and the garments of his sons, with which to carry on their priesthood; the anointing oil also, and the fragrant incense for the holy place, they are to make them according to all that I have commanded you." The LORD spoke to Moses, saying, "But as for you, speak to the sons of Israel, saying, 'You shall surely observe My sabbaths; for this is a sign between Me and you throughout your generations, that you may know that I am the LORD who sanctifies you. 'Therefore you are to observe the sabbath, for it is holy to you. Everyone who profanes it shall surely be put to death; for whoever does any work on it, that person shall be cut off from among his people. Goodnews Art
And when he had taken the scroll, the four living creatures and the twenty-four elders fell down before the Lamb, each holding a harp, and golden bowls full of incense, which are the prayers of the saints. And they sang a new song, saying, "Worthy are you to take the scroll and to open its seals, for you were slain, and by your blood you ransomed people for God from every tribe and language and people and nation, and you have made them a kingdom and priests to our God, and they shall reign on the earth." Then I looked, and I heard around the throne and the living creatures and the elders the voice of many angels, numbering myriads of myriads and thousands of thousands, saying with a loud voice, "Worthy is the Lamb who was slain, to receive power and wealth and wisdom and might and honor and glory and blessing!" ...
Huram also made the pails, the shovels and the bowls. So Huram finished doing the work which he performed for King Solomon in the house of God: the two pillars, the bowls and the two capitals on top of the pillars, and the two networks to cover the two bowls of the capitals which were on top of the pillars, and the four hundred pomegranates for the two networks, two rows of pomegranates for each network to cover the two bowls of the capitals which were on the pillars.read more. Goodnews Art
Many Christians are so busy and tired from their daily work, that prayer and worship often seems ore like a burden than a joy. Still it is trough prayer that we build our relationship with God, our great Father and Friend. When we enter into His presence through praise and worship, He transforms us, strengthens us and gives us new vision and hope. Only in His presence are we filled with new life, love and peace. Scripture Verse Christian Image
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Q: PHP: increment name of variable in a for loop The for loop fails because "$" is an invalid variable character:
<?php
$num1 = "Number 1";
$num2 = "Number 2";
$num3 = "Number 3";

for ($i = 0; $i < 3; $i++) {
    echo $num$i . "
";
}
?>

(I didn't understand this question)

A: $num1 = "Number 1";
$num2 = "Number 2";
$num3 = "Number 3";

for ($i = 1; $i <=3; $i++) {
    $num = 'num' . $i;
    echo ${$num} . "
";
}

But using array is simpler:
$nums = array("Number 1", "Number 2","Number 3");
for ($i = 0; $i <3; $i++) {
    echo $nums[$i] . "
";
}

A: You're asking for variable variables. An example, like this
for ($i=1; $i<=3; $i++) {
    echo ${"num".$i}."
";
}

Usage of variable variables can often result in messy code, so usage of an array is often considered better practice.
Should you want to try out an array, you can do it like this.
$number = array("Number 1", "Number 2", "Number 3");

You can then use a foreach-loop to echo it out, like this
foreach ($number as $value) {
    echo $value."
";
}

or as you're using, a for-loop
for ($i=0; $i <= count($number); $i++) {
    echo $number[$i]."
";
}

A: What you are trying to do is variable variables (but I recommend you to use an array).
Here is how you should do it.
<?php
$num1 = "Number 1";
$num2 = "Number 2";
$num3 = "Number 3";

for ($i = 0; $i < 3; $i++) {
    echo ${"num".$i} . "
";
}

A: Why don't you use an array? Try this-
<?php
  $num = Array("Number 1","Number 2","Number 3");
  for ( $i = 0; $i< 3; $i++ ){
    echo $num[$i]."
";
  }
?>

A: <?php
$num1 = "Number 1";
$num2 = "Number 2";
$num3 = "Number 3";

for ($i = 1; $i <= 3; $i++) {
    echo ${"num".$i} . "
";
}

?>

A: Have a look at this answer: https://stackoverflow.com/a/9257536/2911633
In your case it would be something like
for($i = 1; $i <= 3; $i++){
     echo ${"num" . $i} . "
";
}

But I would recommend you use arrays instead of this method as arrays give you better control.


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/**
 * Markup parser interface. Implement this interface to add custom parser for rich text.
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 * @author Dmitry Korotkov
 * @since 1.0
 */
public interface MarkupParser {
    /**
     * Method {@code parse} is converts specified markup test to an abstract of HTML.
     *
     * @param markupText Text to convert to HTML.
     * @return HTML text.
     */
    public String parse(String markupText);

    /**
     * Method {@code getName} should return parser language name.
     *
     * @return language name
     */
    public String getName();
}

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Extra measures to enforce Covid-19 restrictions announced by Garda
Patrols to be stepped up with more checkpoints on roads
Wed, Jan 6, 2021, 20:40 Updated: Wed, Jan 6, 2021, 20:41
Conor Lally Security and Crime Editor
Taoiseach Micheál Martin has warned pub owners and members of the public to "forget about takeaway pints" who said their sale encouraged social gatherings at odds with Covid-19 regulations designed to keep people at home. Video: RTE News Now
Gardaí at a high-visibility Covid-19 checkpoing on the Navan Road in Dublin in response to the tightening of Level 5 restrictions. Photograph: Colin Keegan/Collins
Leaving home without a reasonable excuse , such as exercise within a person's 5km radius, is an enforceable criminal offence during this Level 5 lockdown, the Garda has warned.
However, it said restrictions did not apply to a victim fleeing a domestic violence or coercive control situation. People at risk of those crimes would be supported by gardaí across the Republic and would receive "the highest priority".
The Garda announced additional measures aimed at supporting the Government's plans to reduce the spreadof Covid-19. It also listed recent court outcomes against people found to be in breach of pandemic-related restrictions.
These included incidents in counties Cavan, Kildare, Sligo, Dublin, Tipperary, Meath and Leitrim during which people who breached travel restrictions were fined up to €1,000 each and jailed for up to four months.
The most serious sanction, involving a four-month jail term, was imposed on a woman discovered in a house that was not her home.
Deputy Commissioner John Twomey said everyone had a role to play in combating the spread of the virus, especially at this time when case numbers were so high.
"Now, more than ever, we all need to adhere to the public health advice," he said. "Stay home. Please only make essential journeys. Minimise the amount of people you meet. Wear a face mask. Maintain social distancing. Wash your hands."
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What's the Garda plan?
As well as warning people they could be prosecuted for breaching regulations restricting their movements until the end of January, the Garda has also set out its plans for the weeks ahead which include:
- Extra static checkpoints from 7am on Thursday on national roads, but not motorways, under Operation Fanacht, to back up the mobile checkpoints commenced on national roads last week;
- Additional officers to be deployed, including 70 trainees to be attested and deployed and 60 reservists to be attested;
- Units to be split into smaller bubbles to mitigate the hazard from the more contagious UK variant.
- A crackdown by specialist units on any organised crime elements trying to use the pandemic to profit via fraud and other criminality.
Gardaí will also be stepping up patrols around scenic areas. These include parks and popular local amenities to check they are not crowded while ensuring compliance with the regulation allowing exercise only within a 5km radius of a person's home.
Under Operation Navigation gardaí will be checking to ensure licensed premises are not trading and Operation Treoraím will ensure enforcement of regulations resulting in closure of non-essential retail.
The deputy commissioner said the force would also support vulnerable people in the community. Moreover, gardaí would continue to focus on engaging with members of the public, explaining regulations, encouraging compliance and opting for enforcement only as a last resort.
Increased danger
Earlier, the Garda Representative Association said members of the force must be among the groups given high-priority for receiving the Covid-19 vaccine as they faced an "increased danger of exposure" in their work.
Separately, emergency services have appealed to hillwalkers and others to obey travel restrictions.
In Co Kerry, the 5km rule has been flouted widely with hundreds of hill walkers arriving daily to climb mountains from Mangerton in Killarney, to Mount Brandon in west Kerry.
Six members of the Kerry Mountain Rescue were involved in a five-hour rescue on Tuesday which began at 1pm and did not end until 6pm in dark and icy conditions.
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Though Senegal has an intelligence sharing agreement with the US signed last winter, in October last year, the United States notified the Senegalese government that the port of Dakar no longer met U.S. Coast Guard security standards.
This coupled with regional incidents across its borders such as the rise of Boko Haram and volatility in Mali, where Senegal is a key force in the UN MINUSMA mission, and working with U.S. authorities to strengthen its counterterrorism and intelligence capabilities, has exposed the West African nation to the risk of violent extremism and terrorist activity.
With the help of US intelligence, El Hadji Malick Mbengue was arrested in Dakar by security forces for alleged links to terrorists in Algeria who were planning to carry out attacks on American and French interests in Senegal, according to the US State Department.
Counterterrorism and preventing attacks rely not necessarily on identifying an individual but rather on the gathering of intelligence and identifying targets by knowing the characteristics of terrorist groups or potential attackers.
Attacks carried out by ISIS are very different in characteristics with attacks carried out by Al-Qaeda. Attackers, especially suicide bombers, male or female do not necessarily have to have their face covered. The mere use of a bombing vest is sufficient to carry out such acts. Contrarily to what many believe, the majority of terrorists and suicide bombers dress like any one of us, and blend with the rest of society in order to have a greater impact when carrying out such missions.
The mere assumption that terrorists are required to wear specific clothing can be said to be a strategic advantage to such groups. This can be justified by the fact that more focus is placed on identification by security forces rather than behavioral characteristics.
For example, security forces are likely to be more skeptical of a person wearing the burqa rather than identifying a person by their body language (it's important to note that group members such as ISIS and Al Qaeda are dispersed throughout the world, therefore a uniform per se would go against their aim of being unidentifiable).
Whilst the European Court sided in favor of France to ban the Burqa, it's important to note that it dismissed its public safety argument, stating that banning the burqa would not be required to achieve that aim. Senegal's gendarmerie, national police, and judicial police have insufficient capacity and resources to detect, deter, and prevent acts of terrorism with or without the Burqa being banned.
With so much poverty in Senegal, especially in its southern region of Cassamance, terrorist groups have an edge to lure unemployed youths to fuel domestic terrorism and counter intelligence efforts because of corruption and lack of infrastructure. Senegalese authorities should reach out to the brotherhoods to build partnerships and offer support in resisting violent extremist messaging and recruitment, but banning the Burqa has seemed to partly jeopardize that effort, as religious leaders decried the ban that will influence extremist's to launch attacks -- possibly saying Senegalese authorities are now fighting Islam.
However, since 2007, Senegal's criminal code has included criminal offenses for terrorist acts allowing the state to prosecute an individual or group that "intentionally undertakes an act to disturb public order, or the normal functioning of national and international institutions, through intimidation or terror" with a maximum penalty being life in prison.


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Memorial Tributes: National Academy of Engineering, Volume 21
JOHN L. LUMLEY 1930-2015
National Academy of Engineering, Volume 21
Dr. Sidney Leibovich
Dr. John L. Lumley
ReleasedSeptember 26, 2017
This is the 21st Volume in the series Memorial Tributes compiled by the National Academy of Engineering as a personal remembrance of the lives and outstanding achievements of its members and international members. These volumes are intended to stand as an enduring record of the many contributions of engineers and engineering to the benefit of humankind. In most cases, the authors of the tributes are contemporaries or colleagues who had personal knowledge of the interests and the engineering accomplishments of the deceased. Through its members and international members, the Academy carries...
This is the 21st Volume in the series Memorial Tributes compiled by the National Academy of Engineering as a personal remembrance of the lives and outstanding achievements of its members and international members. These volumes are intended to stand as an enduring record of the many contributions of engineers and engineering to the benefit of humankind. In most cases, the authors of the tributes are contemporaries or colleagues who had personal knowledge of the interests and the engineering accomplishments of the deceased. Through its members and international members, the Academy carries out the responsibilities for which it was established in 1964.
Under the charter of the National Academy of Sciences, the National Academy of Engineering was formed as a parallel organization of outstanding engineers. Members are elected on the basis of significant contributions to engineering theory and practice and to the literature of engineering or on the basis of demonstrated unusual accomplishments in the pioneering of new and developing fields of technology. The National Academies share a responsibility to advise the federal government on matters of science and technology. The expertise and credibility that the National Academy of Engineering brings to that task stem directly from the abilities, interests, and achievements of our members and international members, our colleagues and friends, whose special gifts we remember in this book.
HAROLD M. AGNEW 1921-2013
HARL P. ALDRICH, JR. 1923-2014
WM. HOWARD ARNOLD 1931-2015
DAVID ATLAS 1924-2015
HOWARD K. BIRNBAUM 1932-2005
JOHN A. BLUME 1909-2002
STUART W. CHURCHILL 1920-2016
WESLEY A. CLARK 1927-2016
WILLIAM A. CLEVENGER 1919-2009
THOMAS B. COOK, JR. 1926-2013
J. BARRY COOKE 1915-2005
ALAN COTTRELL 1919-2012
JOHN P. CRAVEN 1924-2015
CHARLES CRUSSARD 1916-2008
ROBERT G. DEAN 1930-2015
THOMAS F. DONOHUE 1930-2014
BRIAN L. EYRE 1933-2014
JAMES L. FLANAGAN 1925-2015
ROBERT L. FLEISCHER 1930-2011
RENATO FUCHS 1942-2015
JOHN H. (JACK) GIBBONS 1929-2015
ANDREW S. GROVE 1936-2016
GEORGE H. HEILMEIER 1936-2014
DAVID G. HOAG 1925-2015
JOHN H. HORLOCK 1928-2015
RIK HUISKES 1944-2010
JAMES D. IDOL, JR. 1928-2015
DONALD G. ISELIN 1922-2012
J. DONOVAN JACOBS 1908-2000
MUJID S. KAZIMI 1947-2015
DORIS KUHLMANN-WILSDORF 1922-2010
WALTER B. LaBERGE 1924-2004
WILLIAM J. LeMESSURIER 1926-2007
THOMAS M. LEPS 1914-2010
DOUGLAS C. MacMILLAN 1912-2001
CHARLES E. MASSONNET 1914-1996
HUDSON MATLOCK 1919-2015
WALTER G. MAY 1918-2015
JAMES W. MAYER 1930-2013
BRAMLETTE McCLELLAND 1920-2010
EDWARD J. McCLUSKEY 1929-2016
DOUGLAS C. MOORHOUSE 1926-2012
JOHN W. MORRIS 1921-2013
GEORGE E. MUELLER 1918-2015
HAYDN H. MURRAY 1924-2015
GERALD NADLER 1924-2014
F. ROBERT NAKA 1923-2013
GERALD T. ORLOB 1924-2013
YIH-HSING PAO 1930-2013
EUGENE J. PELTIER 1910-2004
COURTLAND D. PERKINS 1912-2008
EGOR P. POPOV 1913-2001
WILLIAM N. POUNDSTONE 1925-2015
SIMON RAMO 1913-2016
NORMAN C. RASMUSSEN 1927-2003
EUGENE M. RASMUSSON 1929-2015
DENIS ROOKE 1924-2008
STEVEN B. SAMPLE 1940-2016
ROGER A. SCHMITZ 1934-2013
OLEG D. SHERBY 1925-2015
JOEL S. SPIRA 1927-2015
JIN WU 1934-2008
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BY SIDNEY LEIBOVICH
JOHN LEASK LUMLEY, Willis H. Carrier Professor of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering at Cornell University, died in Ithaca on May 30, 2015, of a brain tumor. He was 84. It is widely believed that his contributions to fluid mechanical turbulence were among the most significant in the second half of the 20th century. His impact on the field was impressive and lasting.
John Lumley was born November 4, 1930, in Detroit. His parents were immigrants, his father from England and his mother from Scotland. His father, Charles Swain Lumley, was an architectural engineer and instilled in him a deep appreciation of good design. His mother, Jane Leask Lumley, was the likely source of his extensive repertoire of British aphorisms with which he occasionally sprinkled his conversation.
John enrolled in Harvard University in 1948 and received an AB in engineering sciences and applied physics in 1952. His interest in statistical physics was piqued by a course taught by Stanislaw Ulam, who was visiting Harvard.
John chose to attend Johns Hopkins University for graduate work, primarily (he said) based on the attractiveness of their recruiting brochures. After receiving an MSE in mechanical engineering in 1954, he switched to the aeronautical engineering program to work with Stanley Corrsin on turbulence, earning his PhD in aeronautics in 1957.
While at Harvard, John had met Jane French, a student at Radcliffe. They married while he was a graduate student and their three children were born in Baltimore. After two years as a postdoctoral fellow with Corrsin, John joined the faculty at Pennsylvania State University, initially as a research professor at the Garfield Water Tunnel of the Applied Research Laboratory and then as a professor in aeronautics. At age 44 he was appointed Evan Pugh Professor of Aerospace Engineering, the youngest person to hold this title.
In 1977 he accepted an offer from Cornell to be the Willis H. Carrier Professor of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering. He thrived at Cornell and built a turbulence group that became recognized worldwide.
John's work covered many areas, from fundamental physics and the mathematical theory of turbulence to the very practical, like his design of very quiet water tunnels for testing fullscale torpedoes. He was an expert on undersea warfare, in which turbulence plays a central role, and he was involved in this work throughout his tenure at Penn State.
The scope of his work was remarkably broad, ranging from turbulence modeling (he insisted on models that obeyed the same invariance properties as the physics) to incisive experiments to computation. He wrote about environmental flows, technological flows, drag reduction, and buoyant plumes, among other applications.
In a seminal paper, "The Structure of Inhomogeneous Turbulent Flows," presented at the 1967 Moscow conference on "Atmospheric Turbulence and Radio Wave Propagation," he showed that a particular series representation of any turbulent flow, a "proper orthogonal decomposition," could be found. For a given number of terms, this kind of series captures more of the energy of the flow than a Fourier or any other series and is thus an optimal representation. Each term can be thought of as representing a "structure" in the turbulence.
In this way he provided a precise definition of what had been a loose notion of the coherent features observed in turbulent flows. The paper appeared in an obscure publication and it took some time to become widely known. Proper orthogonal decomposition of turbulent flows has since developed into a cottage industry.
He (co)authored six books: The Structure of Atmospheric Turbulence (with Hans A. Panofsky; Interscience Publishers, 1964); Statistical Tools in Turbulence (Academic Press, 1970); A First Course in Turbulence (with Henk Tennekes; MIT Press, 1972); Turbulence, Coherent Structures, Dynamical Systems, and Symmetry (with Philip Holmes and Gal Berkooz; Cambridge University Press, 1998); Engines: An Introduction (Cambridge University Press, 1999); and Still Life with Cars: An Automotive Memoir (McFarland, 2005). He also wrote 229 scientific papers and produced and performed in two films in the NSF series on fluid dynamics.
In addition to his books and papers, he served the community in numerous ways, including memberships and chairmanships of many national and international committees. Among his editorial duties for several journals, he spent over 30 years with Annual Reviews of Fluid Mechanics, 19 of them as coeditor or editor.
He made several trips behind the Iron Curtain and met the most prominent and productive Soviet scientists working in turbulence. His work had caught their attention starting with his 1964 book with Panofsky, The Structure of Atmospheric Turbulence. This was recognized as an important contribution and was translated into Russian by A.S. Monin.
During the Cold War, Soviet scientists had developed turbulence theory and experiment further than their counterparts in the West. John brought their advances to the attention of Western researchers first by editing English translations of the important two-volume treatise Statistical Fluid Mechanics: Mechanics of Turbulence by A.S. Monin and A.M. Yaglom (MIT Press, Vol. 1, 1971; Vol. 2, 1975). These had to be smuggled out of the Soviet Union. He also edited the translation of Variability of the Oceans, by A.S. Monin, V.M. Kamenkovich, and V.G. Kort (John Wiley & Sons, 1977). In addition, for many years he edited the cover-to-cover English translations of Izvestiya: Atmospheric and Oceanic Physics, a transaction series of the Soviet Academy of Sciences.
Among the most prominent of the many honors John received were election to the National Academy of Engineering and the American Academy of Arts and Sciences; he was a fellow of the American Physical Society (APS) and American Academy of Mechanics; he was awarded the Timoshenko Medal of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, the Fluid and Plasmadynamics Award of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, and the APS Fluid Dynamics Prize. He also received honorary doctorates from the University of Poitiers and the École Centrale de Lyon. He was especially proud of these.
A true child of Detroit, John developed a lifelong love of automobiles. He attended a preparatory school in Detroit alongside the children of auto company executives. In addition to a fine academic curriculum, the school offered shop courses, including ones particular to the automobile industry, which John appreciated and in which he excelled.
His lifelong avocation was the repair of family cars—mostly his family's small fleet of Volkswagen Beetles—and the restoration of six classic cars, ranging from about 50 to 80 years old. He was a self-taught craftsman, rebuilding cars that arrived at "Lumley's Good Enough Garage" in poor condition and, on one occasion, in boxes. He did all of the restorations himself—the mechanical work, body work, painting, and fabrication of the interior, even the sewing of the leather upholstery and reconstruction of the interior wood veneer. Much of this is captured in his memoir written after retirement, Still Life with Cars. He had an expert knowledge of the history of the automobile and enjoyed talking about it, especially the engineering solutions to various subsystems that the designers adopted, some of which he admired and some not.
His curiosity and memory were remarkable, as was the facility for language so evident in his writings. Together with his love of reading and sense of humor, these characteristics made conversation with him entertaining and rewarding. While he had strong opinions about research and rapidly arrived at theories for controversial questions, he was always willing ('though not always happy) to abandon a pet theory if experiment proved it untenable.
John and Jane were gourmets, which no doubt was why John preferred France as the destination for his sabbatical leaves. Jane taught in the School of Hotel Administration at Cornell and was a restaurant critic for Distinguished Restaurants of North America. The two of them loved to cook and hosted many delightful dinner parties at their home.
John was predeceased by Jane in March 2014. They are survived by their children Katherine Leask Lumley-Sapanski, Jennifer French Lumley, and John Christopher Lumley, and five grandchildren.


"As if that weren't enough, today we've got a special treat for you all as well. You may have heard of a game called "Doom3" and later on in this review you'll see a total of 8 GPUs compared using a current build of the game."
"We were given one evening with a system running Doom3, to test the latest GPUs from both ATI and NVIDIA using whatever drivers we pleased using whatever settings we would like. The only stipulation was that we could not comment on how the game looked, just on the performance of the GPUs. Doom3 is still a while away from shipping and thus we can understand id not wanting us to talk about the look of the game, and we gladly agreed to their terms in order to bring you a quick look at the performance of Doom3 on today's GPUs."
Here are some words of forewarning though; for starters, neither ATI nor NVIDIA gave us Doom3 optimized drivers to test with, we tested using the same drivers we used in all of our other tests (both drivers will be publicly available next week from ATI and NVIDIA).
"We have been planning to put together a proper pre-release of Doom for benchmarking purposes, but we have just been too busy with actual game completion. The executable and data that is being shown was effectively lifted at a random point in the development process, and shows some obvious issues with playback, but we believe it to be a fair and unbiased data point. We would prefer to show something that carefully highlights the best visual aspects of our work, but we recognize the importance of providing a benchmark for comparison purposes at this time, so we are allowing it to be used for this particular set of tests. We were not happy with the demo that Nvidia prepared, so we recorded a new one while they were here today. This is an important point -- while I'm sure Nvidia did extensive testing, and knew that their card was going to come out comfortably ahead with the demo they prepared, right now, they don't actually know if the demo that we recorded for them puts them in the best light. Rather nervy of them, actually.
The Nvidia card will be fastest with "r_renderer nv30", while the ATI will be a tiny bit faster in the "r_renderer R200" mode instead of the "r_renderer ARB2" mode that it defaults to (which gives some minor quality improvements). The "gfxinfo" command will dump relevant information about the functioning renderer modes and optimizations. At some point, after we have documented all of the options and provided multiple datasets, Doom is going to be an excellent benchmarking tool, but for now you can still make some rough assessments with it."
I have to say, I'm really impressed with the NV35. Essentially, Nvidia dropped the NV30 chip on a board with a REAL memory subsystem (instead of the cup-and-string arrangement they had) and really made a solid card. I'm quite interested, but truthfully, it's still way, way too expensive. I (and most anyone else looking for a cheap upgrade) should probably be looking the direction of the Radeon 9500.
nVIDIA had specific Doom3 optimized drivers, ATI did not. ATI did not even know that this was going on, and when attempting to contact id about this matter, they were told to see nVIDIA.
Might as well read this ET article, it tells of just the beginning of what we will found out with NV35 & CHEATING!!
I'm quite interested, but truthfully, it's still way, way too expensive. I (and most anyone else looking for a cheap upgrade) should probably be looking the direction of the Radeon 9500.
I had the Radeon 9500 in mind as well as a solution for my medium-sized budget, but after seeing those benchmarks I'm wondering if the GeForce FX 5600 isn't a better choice. It's about the same price, and performs better in those tests. I'll wait and see how things develop, as neither the Doom engine, nor the video card drivers are final yet.


Spring has sprung, earlier this year than nearly ever before. Baby salmon are awake and moving. They are growing eagerly under the sunlight that's increasing by minutes each day.
By now they've used up the last of the energy stores left to them by their mothers. The baby salmon, called fry, are new explorers in a world of dangers. Nearly everyone wants to eat them- larger fish, hungry migratory birds, and even predacious insects prey upon salmon fry. Without experience to guide them, the fry rely on their instincts and hope for safety in numbers. And while they try to hide, they must also eat as much as possible.
With their tiny jaws, the fry target insects, plankton and organic material in the water. They are very quick swimmers, darting from one hiding place to the next while searching for food. They reach for every possible corner of their territory. You can find them in rivers, streams, lakes- even puddles from channels that have become disconnected from their source. As they branch out, they are slowly finding their way to the ocean.
Some species will find their way more quickly than others. This journey is a unique part of each of their life histories. Pink and chum salmon will head straight to the ocean- some are spawned in intertidal zones and only have to emerge from gravel to find themselves in salt water. Sockeye, king and coho salmon take more time getting to the sea. Some are spawned hundreds of miles upriver, and the journey can take them two years. King salmon find their home in big river systems, and their fry spend a year growing strong in the rapid current. Coho salmon may be born in a pond or lake near the ocean, but still take a year or two to make their trip. Their habitat is susceptible to high and low water events. These can flush them out quickly to the ocean; or, in contrast, trap them in fresh water for years.
However they do it, all Pacific salmon make this incredible journey. Only one thing is guaranteed: it won't be easy. It's a path fraught with many dangers, and only a fraction will make it. Those that do find a reward of plentiful food- and a whole new set of challenges.
Photo courtesy of Steve Moffitt, research biologist at the Alaska Department of Fish and Game.


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The Herald-Mail reports that the paralyzed woman noticed her pain pills missing after Sgt. Christopher Barnett questioned her about an unrelated case.
Documents say Barnett returned to her bedside minutes later after she called Hagerstown Police and asked for the name of the officer who stole her medicine.
She told him she couldn't afford more pills.
He asked what he could do "to make this right," and said he'd be back in 15 minutes.
That's when Barnett's friend set up a camera to secretly record the sergeant's third visit.
The video allegedly shows him putting four replacement oxycodone pills of a different strength into her hand.
The woman also says he gave her $35 in hush money.
Barnett, 45, was released from custody Friday. He faces up to 20 years in prison if convicted on theft and drug charges.