Build Sheets for the 1963-1964 Studebaker Avanti – Build Sheets are one common form of documentation used as proof of a vehicle's initial production status. The original build sheet is a 5 in. x 8 in. form. Some, but not all, of the information will be typed with a 1960s period typewriter, though some items may be stamped or hand written. The build sheet will likely include some, but not all, of the following information: Date to Ship, Date Written, Sales Order No, Item, Quantity, Inst. Book, Line No, Factory Order No, Body No, Ign. Key Number, Trunk Key No, Final Assy. Date, Engine Number, Serial No, Destination, Region Code, Date Shipped, Ship VIA, Shipper Number, Description of Unit and Equipment. Shown at the bottom left of the form in small type is "W704" in a box, and to the right of that is "INSTRUCTIONS: Prepared by Car Order Dept. Distribute as required." At the bottom center under "Studebaker" is "PASSENGER CAR PRODUCTION ORDER – FINAL ASSEMBLY LINE and at the bottom right is "CAR ORDER & BILLING COPY, PRODUCTION RECORD COPY, or similar reference.
The vin or serial number on 1963-1964 Studebaker Avantis is embossed on a stainless tag about 2 in. x 3 in. This is found on the top side of the right frame rail directly below the heater blower motor in the engine compartment. Today's long VIN numbers began appearing in the 1980s; 1963-1964 Studebaker Avanti serial numbers are in the format "63R 1004." Cars with an additional serial number in the format "EX-2947" were prototypes originally built for the Studebaker Engineering Department and later assigned a regular production serial number.
An unusual Avanti Build Sheet for a prototype car built for the Studebaker Engineering Department and later redesignated "63R 5650" a serial number that is actually higher than the the last production Avanti "64R 5643."


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A Conservative Soliloquy
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At various points in Trump's presidency, my mother would sit down with me and condescend to enlighten me from my naive views of politics, and explain to me Trump's feet of clay. At one point I told her that she had never during Barack Obama's eight years of presidency sat down with me to enlighten me about President Obama's weaknesses. She seemed shocked that I spoke of Barack Obama as having weaknesses, and said that he was so eloquent. I simply said that I had never and nowhere heard a conservative impugn Barack Obama's abilities as a public speaker. She positively bristled when I said he had ties to Islam. (I held my peace about a bumper sticker I saw a few times that depicted Adolf Hitler and Barack Obama side-by-side and said, "They both gave great speeches.")
The one possible critique I can think of Obama's public speaking performance is that he held his cards too close to his vest. When in debates between him and McCain both candidates were asked when life begins, Obama answered, "Go to Hell!" poetically refused to answer the question, saying that that was a question for scientists and theologians that was simply above his pay grade. (Obama retains a master diplomat's ability to tell you to go to Hell in such a way that you will look forward to the trip.) McCain answered the question: "Conception." By so doing he doubtless lost a number of people, but McCain answered the question instead of throwing sand in his audience's eyes. Much of the American public take campaign promises with a 40 pound block of salt, and the term "campaign promises" connotes that promises made when campaigning are not taken seriously as binding moral commitments. However, one of the pillars of political campaign speeches is an obligation to disclose what programs, policies, priorities, and positions a vote for the candidate will be voting for. But that is still the only objection I can even now think of to Barack Obama's public speaking performance; I suppose that if I watched Fox News (I usually try to avoid all television news and all television), I could find some criticism somewhere that Obama was not charismatic enough or that he failed to give electrifying speeches that drew many people in. However, as far as I am concerned, alleging incompetence in writing, crafting, and delivering speeches that drew people in is off the agenda for serious discussion on the right, left, and center. I may have heard a monk express a criticism during Obama's presidency of "I still don't know what he believes." Denying that Obama made well-executed speeches that attracted people is simply off the agenda, and I have never heard a conservative argue that Obama was not charismatic enough as a speaker or leader.
On the question of origins, which I really only bring in for analogy, concerns origins positions among conservative Orthodox. As far as origins goes (see QUICK! What's Your Opinion About Chemistry?), I regard my position as having liabilities. I have run into people who have to have a perfect origins positions without liabilities, and they end up convinced that the position they settle on has no faults at all, and in my opinion usually a worse origins position needing, perhaps, that the universe be only a few thousand years old in a position that comes unglued if you become convinced that the universe is billions of years old. If you know that your position on origins has liabilities, you can meet challenges without becoming unglued; you may change your mind about certain things, but there is much less danger that a rough blow may make you lose all faith.
I have never issued a vote meant to declare which candidate was the angel and which was the demon, and I have tended to assume that a vote for anyone I genuinely favored could only be a (de facto) protest vote, with scarcely more nor less traction in the electoral college than voting for Kermit the Frog. All of the elections I have faced have been a matter of finite choices, between two or possibly three candidates that have a fighting chance of winning the election, both of whom have strengths and liabilities.
If you want to know when I mentally checked out from my mother's condescension to enlighten me about Trump's faults, it was right after the election, when she recounted with white-hot anger (when she is beyond furious, she has a big unhappy smile, and she had a big unhappy smile then) about how Hilary Clinton had won the popular vote even if the electoral college had gone with Trump, down to reciting the exact count of popular votes for each candidate, down to the last digits. (This is part of why I jurisprudentially accept the electoral college, but I really wince when a Democrat wins the popular vote while a Republican wins the electoral vote.) After that point with my Mom, it simply didn't occur to me that her attempts to enlighten me about Trump's feet of clay corresponded to anything out of the ordinary; I would have been more able to take such condescensions seriously if she acknowledged legitimate faults on the part of Hilary Clinton or Barack Obama, like an allegation I had heard that President Obama used the Internal Revenue Service as an Infernal Revenue Service that made Christian charities waste millions of dollars on legal self-defense to keep out of to jail. So far, however, I never remember her owning up to a fault or downside to a Democratic president or candidate, even on a small scale. And I have seen the same white-hot smiling anger that her educated brother believes that what he believes to be literal murder on an epic scale is simply not one political issue among others.
I now hope that Trump is successfully impeached; my pro-life convictions do not allow me to regard a willingness to start a civil war to hold on to power as anything but beyond the pall. I note with sadness that while only one Republican publicly opposed a unanimous consent for Pence to invoke the 25th amendment, a majority (or for that matter anything more than a small handful) appear to be failing to push for Trump's impeachment. I have a bit of political, jurisprudential squeamishness about invoking the 25th amendment as suggested, as I had political, jurisprudential squeamishness about Illinois handling Blavojevich's impeachment as being driven by concerns of tremendous unpopularity and not by what would make good precedent legally. I am wary of invoking the 25th amendment to do the job impeachment was made for. But I do believe impeachment is called for, and I am if not especially surprised, at least saddened that after only one Republican blocked unanimous consent for 25th amendment applications, most Republicans are failing to push for impeachment.
Alexander Solzhinitsyn, on the way to seeing the limits of what revolution can accomplish, wrote, "Gradually it was disclosed to me that the line separating good and evil passes not through states, nor between classes, nor between political parties either—but right through every human heart—and through all human hearts. This line shifts. Inside us, it oscillates with the years. And even within hearts overwhelmed by evil, one small bridgehead of good is retained. And even in the best of all hearts, there remains an unuprooted small corner of evil." (source—seemingly worth reading).
My next post after reading about Trump's inciting the riot was:
What Is Wrong With the World
G.K. Chesterton wrote a letter to the editor after a newspaper requested answers to the question, "What is wrong with the world?"
His answer, "Sir, I am." was the shortest letter to the editor in newspaper history.
St. Isaac the Syrian and St. Seraphim of Sarov said, "Acquire a spirit of peace within yourself, and ten thousand around you will be saved."
Everybody has an opinion about what needs to change after the riot.
Fortunately, with me the one political necessity is within my power: to recognize that "It is a trustworthy saying, 'Christ Jesus came into the world to save sinners, of whom I am chief,'" and to repent of my sins and take them to confession.
(It may be noted that a book contest to come up with the most politically incorrect book was won by a book about Orthodox priest and monk Fr. Seraphim of Plantina: Not of This World, which was pointed out to be barely political enough to be politically incorrect: but the best politics are in fact not of this world.)
But I am preparing for something tomorrow that is more political than my voting.
I am going to confession and own up to my sin as best as I can. And try to do better.
I said to my family, after a Sunday afternoon session where I had been the minority voice, that in the last election Hilary Clinton had always been portrayed with photographs that caught her at her most photogenic, and Donald Trump had always been portrayed in singularly unflattering photographs that looked to me like still photographs from speeches (people who have normal facial and verbal expression have their faces briefly contort to odd-looking expressions, and this is not a specific phenomenon of right, left, or center: a high-quality capture of anyone giving a normal speech on any topic—political or Toastmasters—will have some awfully unflattering still images). Afterwards, I wished I had not said such at the time, and to partly wipe a stain off my face wrote afterwards:
The recent events have been sinking in, and I am now with the Republicans as well as Democrats who broke out in applause after the vote was officially registered.
I now hope Trump is successfully impeached.
Some people may wonder why it took me so long for me to figure out that Trump was not high enough quality to step down after losing an election. The main thing I would say is this:
After attending a liberal Roman university, I commented to the monk I mentioned earlier that I had read First Things, a Roman neo-conservative journal of religion and public life, and I also heard what liberal Romans asserted about Roman neo-conservatives, and I could not deny any individual assertion, really, but they nonetheless gave a roadmap that I couldn't really connect with any of my reading neo-conservatives in their own words. The monk I was speaking with commented that it's easier to write off the other party's members if you stereotype them.
I have noticed that certain candidates rightly perceived as threats by the left (Dan Quayle, George W. Bush, Sarah Palin, Donald Trump), not long after receiving mainstream attention, had journalism consistently portraying them as stupid. It is His Majesty's loyal opposition's sworn duty to oppose, and it is mainstream journalism's unsworn duty to make conservative politicians who represent a threat look stupid. So when Donald Trump started getting an incredibly hostile reception in the media, my thought was simply "I don't know what his strengths and weaknesses are; I haven't seen the minority report."
That there was hostile coverage of the present conservative President was not any kind of useful information.
I had a conversation with my brother who was and wanted to be somewhat left of center, but wanted to be a bit of an omnivore as far as his intake on current events, and he said with some sadness that on the left he could find coverage almost anywhere from centrist left to far left, but on the right it is difficult to find media coverage between the center and the far right. He can presumably watch Fox any time he wants, but he wants to be able to understand moderate conservative positions and understand what other people think.
I wrote to him after that conversation:
You said that you try to get something of a representative sampling of newspapers, and you have lots of options for journalism on the left, but fewer options for representation on the right that is not far right.
That may be because the main conservative way of understanding is not on relying on journalism, even right-slanted journalism, but reading books and studying history (N.B. I [requested an inter-library loan] and ordered a copy of The Medieval Experience: Foundations of Western Cultural Singularity). [My sister-in-law, my brother's wife] may be liberal, but she and her Mom's reservations about using Amazon for all purchasing is not based on just-exposed journalistic findings; it's based on a knowledge of history and a history-paced argument.
I am reading History of the Byzantine Empire and finding some relief in it; there's a lot of politics and it is a political history, and seeing some of the bad things that happened there help me be not dismayed at how bad some things are now.
I had also, perhaps in another case of "right lesson, wrong time," talked about discussion in a book about how a newspaper had given front-page coverage to an alleged gang of black militants taking over a hotel, and continuing to cover police casualties as the shootout unfolded, and then eventually having a buried clarification that there was not a gang of multiple black militants; there was one mentally ill black person who had been dead for a while, and the police casualties were a matter of police continuing to hit each other with their own ricochets. On that point I emailed my brother about the book that discussed this sort of thing happening in journalism and why one might choose not to get bearings from journalism:
One book which you might read, if for nothing else than a slice of [what has informed] my thought, is the ?1974? Four Arguments for the Elimination of Television, written by an advertising executive who lost his faith in advertising and then lost his faith in television (Jerry Mander).
I did not mention First Things as conservative journalism, not exactly because I wanted to withhold information, but because I wanted to stress the difference between getting one's bearings from journalism and getting them from books. (Social media may well be a step below journalism, but I did not explore that; I never in the discussion discussed getting one's bearings from social media, from which I have mostly checked out.) Mention of that one journal might be helpful after talking about getting one's bearings from classic, non-current-bestseller books.
I went to spiritual direction and my spiritual director said something that challenged me to go one step further: get my bearings from the Gospel. I mentioned that one article said that a monastic leader had "cryptically" said, "It's better to read the Bible than the Internet," which I did not find cryptic at all. He was talking about where it is best to get one's bearings, even if one should pay attention to secular authorities about what simple quarantine measures may be advisable. And I was advised to back away from an unintended dip into social media.
It has also, incidentally, been commented that people who consume large amounts of (secular) media tend to be more secular.
When the Rush Limbaugh Show went big, I found it an embarrassment and I never found myself speaking with a fellow conservative who did not share that embarrassment.
I am still waiting to find a liberal who finds The Daily Show to be anything but a good dose of clear thinking about today's events.
I have mentioned earlier, not terribly impressed, that my Mom was shocked when I suggested she should have been able to tell the same sorts of things about Barack Obama as she was telling me about Donald Trump. In the interests of "Turnabout's fair play," I'd like to mention a couple of things I don't respect about Donald Trump, whom I held in light esteem for ages before his political rise. (To take an unlikely quote from Dorothy Parker, "If you'd like to know what God thinks about money, look at the people he gave it to.")
There is some talent reflected in his being a billionaire, but he reached that status through his casinos, and the vice of gambling is highly destructive. That's not an honorable way to reach billionaire status, even if it is legal.
I was also aghast at his having police clear the way by any means necessary for him to have a photo opportunity.
There was a long time where politics would be discussed at family dinner, and I would spend long stretches of time with something to say, looking for a social opportunity and quite often with my hand raised and emoting "I have something to contribute," and I was always, always shut out of the discussion by being socially strong-armed. I eventually sent an email asking people to either let me contribute to the discussion or stop discussing politics in my presence. They mostly stopped discussing politics in my presence at all.
There is some intimidation that comes with being profoundly gifted, especially an outlier, and I might briefly mention that while my whole family is very bright... but my SAT scores were higher than my father's SAT scores as a high school senior... when I took the SAT in seventh grade! Their social behavior conveyed that they were afraid of letting me speak, afraid that what I had to say might make sense. And that social exclusion helped me tune out what they had to say politically, because whatever they had to say, they were so intimidated, perhaps partly due to giftedness, that they abandoned simple good manners and completely shut me out of getting a word in edgewise at a social function specifically intended for family togetherness.
I might also mention briefly that after I was received into the Orthodox Church, at my next social function my uncle, a Protestant, "Orthodox Presbyterian" pastor, kept on telling me about "agreement" on all "essentials," and I simply kept my mouth shut. The minor reason was simply that I was tired, and my nonverbal communication should have been "I am not up for this," but the major reason was that even if I could summon plenty of energy, pushing and having him push back would not have been preferred Orthodox behavior on my part. He was intimidated, and even if I had plenty of energy for a lively discussion I believe I would have still been wisest to act as I did. After that single one-way conversation, he did not press me further.
It has, incidentally, been said that profoundly gifted individuals tend to be "very, very conservative, or at least populist." As far as why, I at least have had multiple cases of what a sociologist would call a "secondary socialization," and at least two of them have been secondary socializations that produce strong liberals. My best take on it now is that the standard ways of recruiting someone to the left work very well far into the gifted range, but are less effective in dealing with the profoundly gifted. It tends to run aground. Biblical Egalitarianism recruits via shady rhetoric and, sometimes, loaded language; the average gifted response is to be drawn in, but one possible profoundly gifted response tends towards, "That's loaded language," and shady rhetoric does not always catch the profoundly in its noose; sometimes it repels. The usual methods of getting someone to "get with the program" are often shady and often repel. Not specifically that all profoundly gifted are conservative; but profoundly gifted liberals and radicals will be more likely to be formulating tomorrow's political correctness than passionately caught up in today's political correctness. And neither do others' repellent attempts to get me to "get with the program" come from the left alone; see The Seraphinians for a response to a conservative camp that applied a lot of pressure to get me to get with the program.
In connection with asking my mother not to sit down with me and condescend to enlighten me about politics, I made a comment that "Master politicians, like master martial artists, like master chess players, do not take single layered actions. They can't afford to. This has the [consequence] that if you only understand one layer of a politician's action, you do not understand the politician's action."
When I was at the Sorbonne, my grammar professor commented that he absolutely could not forgive Mitterrand, whom he compared with Niccolo Machiavelli. (Under French electoral conditions, the person with the largest share of the votes wins, which means that if you have 40% of the vote and your opponent has 60%, you can win if you split your opponent's camp in half.) He talked about how Mitterrand split the right into the right and the far right, and effectively created Le Pen (in other words, a powerful ALT-right candidate who makes Trump look moderate by comparison; one comedy show said, "100% of the votes for Le Pen are bullet holes."), as a live and politically powerful figure. The specific means he used was to openly give real or imagined preferential treatment and privileged to immigrants, and when people were incensed, insisted that Le Pen be allowed to speak and that his speeches would be covered.
Hello, can we talk about the consummate rudeness of removing statues as a way to give the bolt of lightning needed to bring the Frankenstein of a vigorous and openly racist right-wing faction to power and life? The program to capitally insult Confederate flags and statues is not a single-layered set of decisions!
Some people may be wondering, "How can we get through to you people?" Not everything will work at all times, but I do have advice for ways to limit liabilities to your persuasive power:
Don't cry "Wolf!".
Furthermore, don't be surprised if our ears are deafened if you do cry, "Wolf!"
White-hot anger at Hilary winning the popular vote but losing the electoral college is not advisable if you want credibility in drawing attention to Donald Trump's having feet of clay. And more broadly, if every candidate who represents a live threat to the Democrats' goals comes across in the media smelling like manure, be prepared for tune-out if you need to draw attention to something that smells like manure.
Don't assume that political views you don't respect are born out of naivete.
There was a profound degree of naivete in assuming I just needed an adult to show me a bit of perspective. I had carefully thought out views. Never mind if they were right or wrong; there was essentially nothing in my political perspective that was just because I didn't have someone prompt me to reach a better thought out decision. Also, if you condescend to enlighten someone politically, be prepared to be socially received as condescending to enlighten, and not have your points entertained even if the other party is polite in response to your rudeness.
Don't point out which candidate is the angel and which is the demon, and furthermore, if you do, expect turnabout to be fair play.
If you're trying to help someone see Donald Trump's weaknesses, be willing to be asked to see Hilary Clinton's or Barack Obama's weaknesses. If you're not willing, be prepared to lose credibility. Furthermore, if you want to disqualify Donald Trump for his sexual adventures, be prepared to disqualify Bill Clinton for his sexual adventures. You don't want to come across as believing that numerous cases of sexual assault are not significant to you in themselves, and only represent a card in your hand to play against a conservative when a conservative commits sexual misconduct. I held and hold a great deal of respect for the one self-identified feminist I met who was dismissive of Bill Clinton because of his sexual misconduct.
Don't try to manipulate. If you do manipulate, prepare it to backfire, with results other than what you expected.
The rumor has it that profoundly gifted people have a compensating weakness of "not picking up on social cues." I do not wish to state whether I agree with that overall, but I will say that to at least some of us, others' attempts to manipulate us stick out like a fifteen foot high sign in blinking neon. In short, some of us do pick up on social cues when the person we're communicating with is doing an absolute best to draw our attention away from picking up on social cues.
I've dealt with people who have it stuck in their head that I'm "not picking up on social cues," and who don't have any light bulb go on over their heads when I explain the social cues I am acting on. (Normally, when I am told I am "not picking up on social cues" I have been acting on at least one major social cue that the person criticizing me was oblivious to, and my actions make sense given the fuller picture.) I, at least sometimes, am very adept at picking up on social cues that something is wrong socially and that the other person is trying to manipulate me or the like. I do not always do this instantly, but something sits wrong with me when I am being treated manipulatively, and the effect is to drive me away from whatever position you were trying to draw me towards.
Don't misuse narrow social channels of rebuke.
There are a couple of male friends at a group that read children's books aloud that shut me down by misusing trusted channels of social correction when I was profoundly uncomfortable with our reading Patricia Wrede's feminist fairy tales (I would call them more precisely "anti-fairy tales" in that their whole purpose in being written is to attack what is right, good, and wholesome about real fairy tales.) Later on, the male friend who was closer to me had a live warning about something that was genuinely dangerous and problematic about something I was writing. He used, in what would ordinarily have been a socially appropriate fashion, a trusted channel of communication and was completely caught off guard when I blew him off. But it was a legitimate, trusted manner of communication that he had previously betrayed.
I would underscore "Don't cry wolf!" Everything I remained wrong about Trump on was an a point where someone had previously cried, "Wolf!" or otherwise destroyed credibility, but assumed full and unimpaired credibility before me when it counted.
Furthermore, if you do have something to say where cries of "Wolf!" have deafened our ears, you would do well to show humility and concede points. Don't condescend to enlighten a poor sap. Don't take charge of the other person getting with the program. Don't show shock at how horrible the other person's beliefs are. Cries of "Wolf!" get tuned out, and so does taking the posture of a superior straightening out or enlightening a backwards subordinate.
The one more liberal person who affected me most in my views on Trump was the same brother who expressed frustration that he couldn't find center-right journalism and felt he was missing understanding of how a more moderate conservative might see things. He expressed opinions, including that Trump was "an idiot," but even that was without deafening pride. More basically, he came over on some other business after I had sent the email expressing hope that Trump was impeached, and offered to be available for conversation, and conversation was precisely what he gave me. Warm conversation that was willing to disagree, but respected me as a human being and never tarred me as an enemy or half-wit. He asked me to understand a couple of points, including that Trump's efforts to foment a civil war to let him (let's call a spade a spade) Assume Emergency Powers, but he was open and presented his own perspectives as imperfect. He was the person I approached about getting one's bearings from media versus classic books, and I don't know whether my email was taken as convincing, but I did send it with a live hope that he would consider an adjustment to his approach to understanding people he disagreed with, and possibly even investigate non-journalistic sources where he wants to understand how moderate conservatives understand things. (Please note that I am not purporting to be merely a moderate conservative. My point was merely to suggest an adjustment of what kind of resources to research when he genuinely wanted to understand another camp, and complained about slim pickings that were not extremist.)
And if you aren't willing or able to do that, consider keeping your mouth shut. It's not just a good policy for outnumbered conservatives. Liberals who have kept their mouths shut achieved this: they did not drive me away or deafen my ears. And compared to people who have condescended to enlighten and straighten out my naive and backwards assumptions, that is really something!

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package camelinaction;

import java.net.ConnectException;

import org.apache.camel.Endpoint;
import org.apache.camel.EndpointInject;
import org.apache.camel.Exchange;
import org.apache.camel.Processor;
import org.apache.camel.builder.RouteBuilder;
import org.apache.camel.component.mock.MockEndpoint;
import org.apache.camel.model.RouteDefinition;
import org.apache.camel.test.spring.CamelSpringTestSupport;
import org.junit.Test;
import org.springframework.context.support.AbstractXmlApplicationContext;
import org.springframework.context.support.ClassPathXmlApplicationContext;

/**
 * Unit test simulating errors using interceptors.
 */
public class SimulateErrorUsingInterceptorTest extends CamelSpringTestSupport {

    // inject the file endpoint which we need to use for starting the test
    @EndpointInject(ref = "fileEndpoint")
    private Endpoint file;

    @Override
    protected AbstractXmlApplicationContext createApplicationContext() {
        // load the spring XML file from this classpath
        return new ClassPathXmlApplicationContext("camelinaction/usecase.xml");
    }

    @Test
    public void testSimulateErrorUsingInterceptors() throws Exception {
        // first find the route we need to advice. Since we only have one route
        // then just grab the first from the list
        RouteDefinition route = context.getRouteDefinitions().get(0);

        // advice the route by enriching it with the route builder where
        // we add a couple of interceptors to help simulate the error
        route.adviceWith(context, new RouteBuilder() {
            @Override
            public void configure() throws Exception {
                // intercept sending to http and detour to our processor instead
                interceptSendToEndpoint("http://*")
                    // skip sending to the real http when the detour ends
                    .skipSendToOriginalEndpoint()
                    .process(new SimulateHttpErrorProcessor());

                // intercept sending to ftp and detour to the mock instead
                interceptSendToEndpoint("ftp://*")
                    // skip sending to the real ftp endpoint
                    .skipSendToOriginalEndpoint()
                    .to("mock:ftp");
            }
        });

        // our mock should receive the message
        MockEndpoint mock = getMockEndpoint("mock:ftp");
        mock.expectedBodiesReceived("Camel rocks");

        // start the test by creating a file that gets picked up by the route
        template.sendBodyAndHeader(file, "Camel rocks", Exchange.FILE_NAME, "hello.txt");

        // assert our test passes
        assertMockEndpointsSatisfied();
    }

    private class SimulateHttpErrorProcessor implements Processor {

        public void process(Exchange exchange) throws Exception {
            // simulate the error by thrown the exception
            throw new ConnectException("Simulated connection error");
        }

    }

}

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Lisa displays her certificate for winning the Outstanding Student Poster.
Kristen, Lisa, and Connor at the airport.
Dr. Alderson catches up with some good friends, Drs. Jennifer Bolden, Dustin Sarver, and Joe Raiker.
Connor presents his other poster.
Kristen's living on the edge in this photo.
He finishes all of this… by himself.


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Hełmiatka różowodzioba (Netta peposaca) – gatunek dużego ptaka z rodziny kaczkowatych (Anatidae). Występuje w środkowej i południowej części Ameryki Południowej. Nie jest zagrożony wyginięciem.

Systematyka
Gatunek został opisany w 1816 przez francuskiego przyrodnika Louisa Jeana Pierre'a Vieillota pod nazwą Anas peposaca. Okazy typowe pochodziły z Buenos Aires oraz z Paragwaju. Niekiedy umieszczana w monotypowym rodzaju Metopiana. Gatunek ma wyraźną tendencję do krzyżowania się z hełmiatką oraz innymi grążycami z rodzaju Netta. Mieszańce są zdolne do rozrodu. Hybrydy tworzy także z niespokrewnionymi gatunkami, jak kaczki z rodzaju Anas, drzewicami białolicymi, karolinką oraz dziwonosem. Gatunek monotypowy, brak podgatunków.

Znaczenie nazwy
Nazwa rodzajowa Netta pochodzi od greckiego słowa oznaczającego kaczkę, a peposaca pochodzi od nazwy tej kaczki w języku guarani – Ihpé pepó-sakâ. Polska nazwa nawiązuje do różowego dzioba tego ptaka.

Charakterystyka

Ogólna długość ciała wynosi 49–56 cm. Skrzydło ma długość 228–245 mm, dziób 61–66 mm, a sam tułów 41–56 cm. Masa ciała wynosi około jednego kilograma. Ogon u samca ma długość 60–69 mm, u samicy zaś 62–76 mm.

Obie płcie charakteryzują się pomarańczowymi nogami i szarobrązowymi sterówkami. Występuje bardzo wyraźny dymorfizm płciowy. Dziób samca ma na początku zgrubienie, które jest różowe; różowy pasek biegnie także przez środek, a reszta jest biała. Ma on żółte tęczówki. Kształt dzioba samicy jest bardziej typowy, bez paska przez środek i z szarą resztą. Ma ona czarne tęczówki. U obu płci dziób czarno zakończony. Samiec ma fioletowo opalizujące, czarne głowę i pierś. Spód ciała, z wyjątkiem białych pokryw podogonowych, brudnobiały w delikatne, czarne prążki. Wierzch ciała jest natomiast ciemnoszary w białe prążki. Lotki białe z czarnymi końcówkami. Samice o ciemnobrązowym wierzchu ciała, z białymi znaczeniami przy karku i dziobie. Poza tym całe rudobrązowe, z wyjątkiem białych pokryw podogonowych.

Młode ptaki przypominają samice, lecz mają ciemniejsze dolne partie ciała i szarożółte nogi. Pisklęta po wykluciu na wierzchu są jasnobrązowe, a na spodzie ciała jaskrawożółte. Mają szaroniebieski dziób i szare nogi.

Występowanie
Hełmiatka różowodzioba występuje w środkowej i południowej części Ameryki Południowej. Część populacji wędrowna. Ptaki osiadłe zasiedlają centralną część Chile, Boliwię, Paragwaj oraz północną Argentynę i Urugwaj, bardzo rzadko spotyka się je na południu Brazylii. Populacja z południowej Argentyny na zimę migruje na północ. Zasięg występowania szacowany jest na około 7 740 000 km2. Siedliskiem są różnego rodzaju bagna pokryte gęstą, unoszącą się roślinnością. Spotykana także na płytkich jeziorach, które przekraczają powierzchnią 8 ha. Zazwyczaj spotykana na wysokości do 3000 m n.p.m.

Komisja Faunistyczna Sekcji Ornitologicznej Polskiego Towarzystwa Zoologicznego wymienia ją na liście gatunków stwierdzonych w Polsce, lecz nie zaliczonych do awifauny krajowej (kategoria E w klasyfikacji AERC – pojaw nienaturalny).

Pożywienie
Netta peposaca zdobywa pożywienie zanurzając głowę oraz przewracając się do góry nogami tak, że wystaje jedynie tylna część ciała (podobnie, jak czynią to łabędzie nieme). Czasami żeruje także na lądzie. Rzadko nurkuje. Pożywienie stanowią małe korzonki, wegetatywne części roślin wodnych, niewielkie ryby, małe owady oraz ślimaki (ampularie). Żołądek pewnego samca złapanego w październiku zawierał 60% pokarmu zwierzęcego i 40% pokarmu roślinnego.

Tryb życia i zachowanie

Głos
Odgłosy wydawane przez samca nie są efektowne i głośne, słychać je jedynie z małej odległości. Jest to mruczące lub ochrypłe "kah-h-h". Samce cechują się bardzo dużą tchawicą, o długości dochodzącej do 22 cm. Jej środkowa część jest wyeksponowana, o kulistym kształcie, długim na 3 cm i szerokim na 2,5 cm. Podobna jej budowa spotykana jest u uhli (Melanitta fusca) i kamieniuszki (Histrionicus histrionicus).

Relacje z innymi gatunkami
Hełmiatki różowodziobe często są gospodarzami pasożytek. W 1920 roku E. Gibson wspomniał o tworzeniu mieszanych stad z podgatunkiem spinicauda rożeńca żółtodziobego na jesieni, a także o rzekomym pasożytowaniu na gniazdach.

Lęgi
Lęgi wyprowadza zależenie od regionu. Ptaki w Paragwaju gniazdują od stycznia do marca, pozostała część populacji w październiku i w listopadzie. Zaloty nie wyróżniają się żadnymi szczególnymi pozami. Ptak sezonowo monogamiczny. Gniazdo znajduje się na brzegu roślinności porastającej staw, ma puszystą wyściółkę i wystaje 6 cali (około 15 cm) nad powierzchnię wody. Buduje je pojedynczy ptak albo luźna grupa. Samica składa 8–12 kremowych do zielonkawych jaj, mają one wymiary 58×42,8 mm. W przypadku zniszczenia lęgu (lęgów) może znosić nawet do 30 jaj. Znajdowano je także w obcych gniazdach, m.in. różnych łysek, łabędzi i mewy patagońskiej. W trakcie inkubacji zajmuje się nimi wyłącznie samica. Pisklęta wykluwają się synchronicznie i ważą wtedy około 32,8 g. Po wykluciu podążają za samicą. Są w pełni opierzone po około 50–75 dniach.

Status
IUCN uznaje hełmiatkę różowodziobą za gatunek najmniejszej troski (LC, Least Concern) nieprzerwanie od 1988 roku. Liczebność światowej populacji szacuje się na około milion osobników. Trend liczebności populacji uznawany jest za wzrostowy.

Zobacz też
 ptaki obserwowane w Polsce, lecz nie zaliczone do polskiej awifauny

Przypisy

Bibliografia

Linki zewnętrzne

Kaczkowate
Ptaki Ameryki Południowej
Gatunki i podgatunki zwierząt nazwane w 1816 roku

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In Jankowski's video Discourse News, NY1's senior business anchor Annika Pergament reports on contemporary art from her newscaster's desk. She explains the meaning of the title Discourse News, addresses themes and discussions in the art world, and reflects on the media's relationship to art. In this way, Pergament becomes part of the work itself, while reporting on it. In fact, the text that Pergament reads was written by Jankowski with the help of press agents from his New York gallery, Friedrich Petzel, as well as art journalists, such as Niklas Maak. NY1 then submitted the text to their fact-checking standards.


The launch of hearX Group's newest product, hearDigits , earlier this month will give people who are concerned about their hearing a simple and affordable way to get tested.
hearDigits is a widget that can be embedded in a hearing health provider's website so that people can screen themselves for hearing loss. It consists of a simple, 3 -minute digits-in-noise hearing test which is done using a web browser and any pair of headphones, on a laptop or mobile device.
The clinically-validated test classifies the outcome as normal hearing or as a possible hearing problem and sends the results directly to the health professional through hearX's secure mHealth Studio Cloud platform, our mobile interface for patient and facility data capturing and management.
For the health professional or their professional societies, adding the hearDigits widget to their web page is a simple process. It works in a variety of sizes and layouts and the colour and font can be customised. Each hearDigits package gives you access to mHealth Studio.
Best of all, the hearing test is free to the person taking it and the app is available to health care providers at a minimal cost of $14 for the Basic app with no customisation, or $24 for the Premium app with customisation. The product was launched with the Ida Institute, the Hearing Research Clinic and five audiology partners and we are looking forward to signing up many more hearing health professionals.
For more information about hearDigits or to sign up, visit hearXgroup.com or contact us at info@hearxgroup.com.


Our sister company, Charleston Pirate Tours, is the proud winners of Best Presentation in the 2012 Charleston Animal Society's 13th Annual Celebrity Chili Cook-off & Oyster Roast!
Eric, Sabrina, Captain Bob, and Doozer with the day's plunder. Pirate love shiny stuff, so we loved our trophy!
Couldn't have done it without fellow pirate Michael Coker and our daughter, Ariel.


Diana collaborates with her peers at ESSM in the areas of landscape ecology (wildlife and fire related) to develop tools that help land users adapt better to stochastic events such a drought and wildfire, and to reduce conflict with wildlife. She also works to enhance departmental opportunities that increase academic, experiential learning, and employment opportunities for students from Minority Serving Institutions and remote areas. She teaches summer field courses where she familiarizes students with public lands issues, agency/tribal employment opportunities, ecology and biology, and field skills such as GIS/GPS technology.
Diana and her husband, Cody, live on their family ranch in Medina, Texas.


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The Complete Guide to Eating at Disney's Pop Century Resort
Disney's Pop Century Resort is all about pop culture through the decades, which is why you'll find things like ginormous versions of a Rubik's Cube, Mickey telephone, yo-yo, jukebox, and more!
POP Century!
It's also on the Skyliner, which means it's super convenient for getting to other Skyliner resorts, Disney's Hollywood Studios, and EPCOT. So a LOT of guests choose to stay there — if you're one of them, though, you might need to know more about the most IMPORTANT THING — where and what to eat!
That's why we've put together this ultimate guide to ALL your dining options at Pop Century. Plus we'll include some of our favorite eats, just in case you don't know what to order at each location. So let's get to it!
Everything Pop!
Okay, so Pop Century's main food court is both a food court AND a store, so you can shop and eat all in the same spot. Honestly, it's kind of brilliant on Disney's part to put it all there in one location. This is a counter-service location that's open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and most of what's available here is standard American food court fare. Also, note that you can use Mobile Order here!
This is a HUGE food court, so if you don't feel like traipsing all the way back to your room with your food, there's plenty of seating. You'll also find fountain soda drinks here, AND this is where you can grab that Refillable Mug that lets you get unlimited sodas, coffee, tea, etc. at any of the Disney resorts.
50th Anniversary Resort Refillable Mugs
For breakfast, this is where you'll get your Mickey waffles (and yes, you CANNOT be in Disney World and not have Mickey waffles for at least one breakfast — it's a rule! ). You can also order things like omelets, breakfast sandwiches, pastries, bacon, overnight oats, and more. It's a typical counter-service breakfast, but you're sure to find enough food to satisfy picky eaters and get fueled up for a day in the parks.
Everything Pop's Overnight Oats
Lunch and dinner bring some burgers to the table (literally). In addition to the classic Disney burger, you can also grab something a little more unique, like the POP'ing Pimento Burger, which is a Grilled Signature-blend Burger topped with Bacon, Pimento Cheese, Lettuce, and Tomato on a Toasted Brioche Bun served with French Fries. Also, we'll admit that we're BIG fans of Disney fries — don't @ us. They're a lot like McDonald's fries and THAT'S A GOOD THING.
Everything Pop
You'll also find a few more surprising dishes like Shrimp and Grits, Seared Salmon, Buttermilk Chicken, and Braised Beef. Plus, you can try the 50th anniversary Walt Disney's Favorite Chili in a Bread Boule (although we weren't BIG fans of the chili).
Walt's Favorite Chili in a Bread Boule
You'll also find Pizzas (and we see a lot of families ordering these), a few pasta dishes, salads, and other sandwiches. If it's plant-based options you're looking for, you'll find a few! However, what this location is REALLY known for is a dessert – the Tie-Dye Cheesecake. Okay, so this treat looks kinda' like colorful Play-Dough, but trust us, it's creamy and tasty and a MUST if you're dining here.
You'll also find the 50th Anniversary Dessert here, which is a Raspberry Cheesecake with a Rose Gold Champagne-infused Glaze on an Almond Cookie. This is another treat you don't want to miss out on!
Read our full review of the tie-dye cheesecake
Petals Pool Bar
Okay, we're just going to say it — Petals Pool Bar at the Hippy Dippy Pool is one of our favorite bars in Disney World. First, the bartenders are AMAZING. They can whip up their own signature drinks without batting an eyelash. The drinks here, though, are the REAL stars.
This is where we want to order the Piña CoLAVA, which is like a classic piña colada, but it has one big difference — raspberry puree! This drink is available at pretty much EVERY Disney World pool bar, but somehow it just hits differently sitting in the GROOVY digs of the Hippy Dippy Pool.
Pina CoLAVA
If you want to keep that tropical feeling going, you might also want to get the Banana Cabana, which is made with Cruzan Mango Rum, Parrot Bay Coconut Rum, Bols Crème de Banana, and Orange and Pineapple Juice with a float of Grenadine. But any drink from here is going to be excellent, thanks to those awesome bartenders.
Banana Cabana
If you're visiting during a holiday or special occasion, keep an eye out for signs at the bar for seasonal specialty drinks — those are also almost ALWAYS worth ordering. We've had some great holiday and Valentine's Day drinks here!
Rum Rum Reindeer
You'll also find some beers, wines, and non-alcoholic smoothies at Petals.
Check out the St. Patrick's Day cocktail we had here
Other Dining Options
The beauty of staying at Pop Century is that you're just a Skyliner ride away from other resorts' dining options, too. Want to have a character breakfast at Topolino's Terrace? Just hop on a gondola and glide on over to Disney's Riviera Resort.
Minnie at Topolino's
Want to check out a few restaurants at Disney's Caribbean Beach Resort? Well, you're just a Skyliner ride away from that, too. So although the dining options might seem limited at Pop Century, you actually have MANY more available thanks to Disney's newest transportation system.
With DOZENS of places to eat at Disney World, we know it can be tough to plan your meals. That's why we wrote the DFB Guide to Dining at Walt Disney World. We have reviews, pictures, and details about every restaurant all in one digital download – along with ALL of our best tips and strategies from decades of Disney World trips. We've got a special discount code for DFB readers, too! Use WDW2023 at checkout for 25% off!
Order Your Copy of the 2023 DFB Guide to Walt Disney World Dining Today!
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Have you ever stayed at Pop Century? Let us know what foods you liked there in the comments!
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2019 Rose Bowl: #9 Washington vs #6 Ohio State
Rose Bowl, Pasadena, CA
The Rose Bowl is the "granddaddy of them all" and the Huskies from the University of Washington in Seattle will play against the Ohio State Buckeyes from Columbus on January 1. Ohio State is ranked #6 in the NCAAF ratings while the UW Huskies are #9. The University of Washington is the top team in the Pacific Coast Conference (PAC 12) while Ohio State tops the Big Ten Conference.
The PAC team was always the host playing against a Big Ten team from 1947 until the college football playoff system changed the rules in 2002. Both universities have played in the Rose Bowl in previous years. The 2019 game is sure to please once again.
A Little Rose Bowl History
The first bowl game was played in 1902 when Michigan ran over Stanford 49-0. The game was played in Tournament Park in Pasadena.
The event was part of the New Years Day Tournament of Roses established by Pasadena's fashionable Valley Hunt Club. The college football tournament was not played again until 1916 when Washington State University defeated Brown 14-0. It continued every year after that with a major west coast college team playing against a Midwestern, southern or eastern conference team.
The stadium known as the Rose Bowl opened in 1923 and hosted its first New Year's Day college football game. The University of Southern California defeated Penn State 14-2. The kickoff was delayed for an hour since the Penn State team was stuck in traffic!
The Tournament of Roses Parade
The Rose Parade, started in 1890, is more spectacular each year. The magnificent floats feature flowers, seeds, grasses, and other organic materials from everywhere in the world. It is a unique parade televised throughout the world. You can watch it on television, but seeing the parade in person is a special experience. You can see the Tournament of Roses Parade and attend the football game with Rose Bowl packages that include tickets and motorcoach transportation.
Enjoy a stay in the Los Angeles area away from the city's notorious traffic at the Sea View Inn at the Beach in Manhattan Beach. Winter weather is mild in the Los Angeles area and you can visit the beach and pier or swim in our heated pool year-round.
The Sea View Inn, Manhattan Beach never hikes the rates for special events like the Rose Bowl. Give us a call to find out about our everyday "special" low rates! (310) 545-1504
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John II Ernuszt
John Ernuszt de Csáktornya, Jr. (Hungarian: csáktornyai Ernuszt János; c. 1465 – after 20 November 1528), also known as John Hampó, was a Hungarian baron, who served as Ban of Croatia, Dalmatia and Slavonia between 1507 and 1510.
He was born around 1465 into a Hungarian noble family of Jewish origin as the younger son of John I Ernuszt and a certain Catherine from an unidentified family. His elder brother was Sigismund, who was born around 1445 and Matthias Corvinus made him Bishop of Pécs in 1473.
John II married three times during his lifetime. His first wife was Anna Pálóci, the only daughter of Emeric Pálóci and Dorothy Rozgonyi. Anna died in 1494, when John II was around thirty years old. Following that (around 1500) he married Princess Margaret of Sagan (Żagań), daughter of Jan II the Mad and widow of Nicholas Bánffy de Alsólendva. Their marriage produced two sons, Francis, who was killed in the Battle of Mohács in 1526, and John III. John Ernuszt also adopted his wife's children from her first marriage; John Bánffy, Palatine of Hungary, author Katalin Bánffy and Margaret Bánffy. He governed the Verőce branch of the Bánffy family's estates on behalf of his minor stepson. John II became a widower for the second time between around 1507 and 1513. Towards the end of his life, he married Barbara Ország, daughter of the late Ladislaus Ország and Magdalene Maróti. Her first husband was George Drágfi. They had two sons: Farkas and Caspar, who was the last male member of the Ernuszt family.
He first appeared in contemporary records in 1470, still a minor. While his elder brother became bishop and held various positions in the royal court, John II managed the family estates in Csáktornya (Čakovec) and Međimurje (today in Croatia). He ordered the fortification and modernization of the castle in Csáktornya and several churches were built in this period.
Sigismund and John made several attempts to regain the estates that Matthias Corvinus had confiscated from their father in the early 1470s. They persuaded the late King's illegitimate son, John Corvinus to give them their father's former copper mines at Besztercebánya (now Banská Bystrica in Slovakia) in 1494. Before long, they leased the mines to John and George Thurzó for 10 years. They also regained Szklabonya (Sklabiná in Slovakia) from Anton Poki, a retainer of John Corvinus. The Ernuszt brothers who held more than 3,500 peasant households were among the wealthiest landowners in Hungary in 1494.
Čakovec (Csáktornya) Castle
John Ernuszt was appointed Master of the horse by King Vladislaus II in 1493, following the death of Ladislaus Ország, father of John's future third wife. He held that dignity until 1505, when he was replaced by George Báthory. In 1495, he received the estate of Munkács (Mukacheve, Ukraine) from the King. According to contemporary sources, John Ernuszt, Jr. was much less brilliant mind than his father and brother – Hans Dernschwam, commercial trustee of the Fuggers in Hungary characterized him as a "simple-minded pious man" (German: ein freÿer einfältiger Mann). In 1503, he was excommunicated by the Holy See due to physical abuse of the local schoolmaster in Verőce (Virovitica, Croatia), however the Diocese of Pécs acquitted him.
His brother, Bishop Sigismund was murdered in summer 1505. His three retainers (John Gyulai, Louis Szerecsen and Albert Cupi) strangled him to seize his wealth. Sigismund's legal heir was his younger brother, John according to his last will to avoid full confiscation for the royal treasury. John Ernuszt brought charges against the assassins in spring 1506, also accusing them of misappropriation of the Ernuszt property. However they were never sentenced. During the investigation which followed the murder, 300,000 gold florins were found and confiscated for the royal treasury. As a compensation, John Ernuszt was appointed Ban of Croatia, Dalmatia and Slavonia in 1507. He rented out the royal copper mines to the Thurzó–Fugger company for three years in exchange for 20 gold florins annually.
In 1514, John initiated a second lawsuit against the three retainers before Archbishop Thomas Bakócz, who also acted as a papal legate during that time. John's lawyers accused the suspects of murder, the falsification of Sigismund's last will and embezzlement of 1,3 million gold florins. The ecclesiastical court ruled in the favour of John Ernuszt, however the text of the judgment is not accurately known. Nevertheless, both plaintiff and the defendants appealed to Pope Leo X. The Hungarian royal court, for political reasons and intricate relationship between the baronial groups, prevented the lawsuit continued abroad. Following John's death, his only living son Caspar has initiated a new trial in 1536, however he died in 1540 and the House of Ernuszt became extinct, making the lawsuit is obsolete.
For the war against the Ottoman Empire, John sent his troops to the royal army of Louis II. His son, Francis Ernuszt was killed in the Battle of Mohács on 29 August 1526. John's other sons were still minors during that time. The Hungarian throne was empty, John Zápolya and the Habsburgs both claimed it for themselves. John Ernuszt became a supporter of King John. Following the military setbacks, Ernuszt took an oath of allegiance to Ferdinand I during the latter's coronation in Székesfehérvár on 5 November 1527. He was last mentioned by records on 20 November 1528.


Would you look at this and say, "this is a future artist"??? Um, definitely not. Just goes to show you, practice does make perfect.
This entry was posted in Studio Blog on March 6, 2013 by Lisa.
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Study abroad and make the most of your experience. It is what you make of it! Say yes to new experiences.
I really enjoyed my undergraduate degree here at Nottingham Trent University. I loved the city and I loved the University. I wanted to travel but also study, which is why MSc Global Business & Management was perfect for me as it allowed me to do both.
I'm currently in my final year of my masters and I've loved every aspect of it. The main features of the course which I was attracted to were the wide range of opportunities offered. The opportunity to study abroad was the main attraction. I also really appreciated the wide breadth of course content as I wasn't sure about what I wanted to specialise in. The course required student to take part in a 12 week internship which was extremely valuable to me as I didn't have much experience in my chosen field. Another benefit was that on completion of the course I would receive two M-level qualifications.
I had the opportunity to study abroad in Lisbon and I had a great experience! The city was beautiful and there was so much to do and see. There is an excellent Erasmus network in Lisbon which organises trips and events which are always great opportunities to meet new people. I enjoyed my time in Lisbon so much that I decided to stay and do my 12 week internship there as well. I was working with a fairly young company with friendly and welcoming employees. I feel that I have gained valuable skills that I can put to greater use when I graduate and progress into a full-time job.
I enjoyed my time at ISCTE and would highly recommend studying there. The facilities were good and students were friendly. Whilst I was there the course I studies was MSc International Management which I really enjoyed. The course leader was also very helpful.
I did my bachelors in Politics & International Relations but I had always heard great things about the Business School from my friends. After joining the Business School I wasn't disappointed. The lecturers are always happy to give you extra one to one help if you need it. The employability team here at the university are also very helpful if you need career advice or help with your CV.
Studying a postgraduate course has helped me gain a better understanding as to what type of area I would like to specialise in and provided me with in depth knowledge about Business and management. The 12 week internship that I took part in has greatly helped increase my job prospects for the future. I would highly recommend studying a Postgraduate course at Nottingham Business School and also studying abroad if you have the chance.


Pretending to be a useful application that can send the computer users various shopping discounts or coupons, 3D Bubble Sound has successfully tricked many computer users into installing in the computer system. But what this adware promotes are some unauthorized products, services or software and it also seeks to increase the number of visitors for some strange web sites. The main reason why 3D Bubble Sound is classified as an unwanted adware is that this application can be used by the developers to carry out a lot of unnecessary activities on the computer system furtively. You should know that some unwanted plug-ins which appear in the web browser suddenly are implanted by 3D Bubble Sound.
That is to track the computer users' web browsing habits such as the search keywords and IP address. You should avoid such an application that has those malicious capabilities if you want to be secure on the Internet. 3D Bubble Sound shows you hundreds of annoying pop-up ads. You need to stop what you are doing to view those ads constantly. How frustrating it is! You will find that 3D Bubble Sound appear on your computer after you install a free program for the fact that it is added to some free programs as a small component. When 3D Bubble Sound starts to annoy you, you should take actions to get rid of it.
It is discovered that 3D Bubble Sound adware is embedded in shareware or freeware on the Internet. And to carry out its harmful campaign, this pest makes various changes to existed web browsers. As a result, the manual removal processes involve several steps, to which extra attention should be attached.
Step One: Disable the processes of 3D Bubble Sound adware.
2. Search for all the running processes of 3D Bubble Sound adware then disable them one by one.
Step Two: Uninstall the unwanted programs related to 3D Bubble Sound adware.
2. In the Programs and Features window, select 3D Bubble Sound adware and other unwanted programs and click Uninstall to remove them all.
Step Three: Eliminate 3D Bubble Sound adware from browser.


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Q: React Native - setState doesn't work in promise statement I'm new to react native and I've been trying to create a login page for an app using a modal. There is a problem, however, whenever I try to remove the modal by using
this.setState({modalVisable: false})
Inside a .then statement, nothing happens!
When I place the setState inside the .catch statement, it works and the modal disappears. Why won't it work inside .then?
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It's Friday! I will be sharing two Cook the Book Fridays recipes with you today. I had intended to make the dessert, called Merveilleux, for Valentine's Day, but I was sick with a nasty cold that week and just didn't feel up to making it. The Wheat Berry Salad is the "official" recipe of the week.
Wheat Berry Salad with Radicchio, Root Vegetables, and Pomegranate is just like it sounds. Cooked wheat berries are tossed with roasted root vegetables (I chose butternut squash because I found a bag of pre-cut squash that was just the right amount for the recipe), wilted radicchio, parsley, pomegranate seeds, and a citrusy vinaigrette. I made half the recipe and ate it for lunch over the course of two days.
So, Wheat Berry Salad with Radicchio, Root Vegetables, and Pomegranate was only OK for me, but it's not the fault of the recipe. This type of salad just doesn't do much for me and I would have never chosen to make this one if it weren't for Cook the Book Fridays. That said, it did make for a satisfying lunch.
I mentioned above that I had planned to make Merveilleux for Valentine's Day. Well, my husband's birthday was the following week, so I made it for that special event instead.
This year's birthday was a fun one because our daughter is finally starting to get excited about birthdays (hers and others). She had been looking forward to Daddy's birthday, so I decided to capitalize on her interest and get her involved. I took her on a special outing to select Dad's gift and card, then she helped me wrap the gift and signed the card. She was so excited to give him the gift on his birthday. And of course he loved receiving it from her.
Making Merveilleux was quite an involved process that took a good part of the day. I wasn't really sure what I was even making. This recipe would have benefited from a photo of the finished product.
Basically, Merveilleux is two vanilla meringues filled with a coffee-flavored cream, then covered in that same cream, and coated with finely chopped chocolate. It was very messy to make and my finished products were not very pretty (I don't think I got the cream stiff enough). The one pictured above was the prettiest and the rest were far less beautiful. The treat pictured below was a simplified Merveilleux that I made for my daughter.
These were delicious! The coffee cream was so good, and I ended up eating quite a bit of it straight out of the bowl. I only made 4 filled Merveilleux, but I enjoyed eating the rest of the meringues on their own. BUT, I'm not sure it was worth the mess and effort. Perhaps Merveilleux is one of those treats best purchased from a pastry shop in Paris.
You can find the recipes for Wheat Berry Salad with Radicchio, Root Vegetables, and Pomegranate and Merveilleux in David Lebovitz's book, My Paris Kitchen.


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Court date for woman refusing to pay council tax over tree dispute
By Rebecca Rayner @rebeccarayner Reporter
Lesley Taylor's garden
A FURIOUS resident could face time in prison after refusing to pay her council tax - due to troublesome trees.
Lesley Taylor, of Rawlings Court, Ludgershall, has been battling for over a decade with trees that were planted by Ludgershall Town Council behind the fence at the end of her garden.
Angered as she felt her complaints fell on deaf ears, Mrs Taylor concluded that she would stop paying her council tax to Wiltshire Council in an attempt to bring attention to the issue.
Now the resident has received a letter instructing her of her court date on November 6.
She said: "Six months ago I decided the only way to get heard was to stop paying my council tax.
"I emailed them to let them know I will not be paying until they listen.
"I bought the house in 2002 with my late husband. The views and outlook onto the playing field were lovely, but within months of moving in, I heard noises outside the window, there were council workmen planting trees behind the fence in my back garden.
"Over the last 10 years, they have completely destroyed my garden and blocked the light from my home.
They have destroyed my decking and lawn and the roots are about four feet from the foundations of my house.
"This is also affecting neighbours' gardens and has likely reduced the value of my property.
"I've been going round and round for years now, I feel like I should just move. To this day I have never been given a reason as to why the trees were planted in the first place.
"This is not the community I thought it was really."
Ludgershall Town Council (LTC) has said it attempted to engage with Mrs Taylor, sending her a letter outlining the results of a tree survey which found the overhanging tree to be safe and in good condition, not requiring action to be taken.
LTC added it offered to collect any trimmings if Mrs Taylor wished to cut back parts of the tree (as other householders have done in the area) and that two councillors were to meet with Mrs Taylor at an agreed date but they were informed she did not answer and since have tried to engage with her to no avail.
A Wiltshire Council spokesperson said: "Despite an ongoing issue between a resident and Ludgershall Town Council, we must continue the process of recovering council tax arrears.
"While we understand disputes can arise, they are not a defence against the payment of council tax. We will continue the recovery process until the full amount owed has been paid. We hope the issue between the two parties can be resolved as quickly as possible, and if we are able to assist in any way to help achieve this then we will do so."
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Images above: People and public spaces, Brazil, 2008-2009.
I am an associate professor of political science and Liberal Arts and Sciences Dean's Professor at Iowa State University. My research examines politics at the citizen level. I investigate how people around the world understand, interact with, and shape their democratic and authoritarian regimes — and how civic and religious groups and ideas mobilize them. Regionally, my primary expertise is in Latin America, and particularly Brazil. Over the past few years, I have also been engaged in two projects studying the intersection of gender and academia.
My two books include Religion and Brazilian Democracy: Mobilizing the People of God (forthcoming at Cambridge University Press), and my articles have appeared or are forthcoming in a number of peer-reviewed outlets, including the American Journal of Political Science, the Journal of Politics, the British Journal of Political Science, and Comparative Political Studies. I am on the editorial board of Politics & Religion and an Associate Editor of the Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Religion and Politics.
Recently, I've been been getting a big kick out of writing for public audiences and talking with journalists. Among the venues for which I've written, I'm part of the in-house blogging teams of Vox Mischiefs of Faction and Religion in Public.
My work has been funded by Fulbright, the National Science Foundation, the American Council of Learned Societies, and the Mellon, Luce, and Templeton Foundations; I have been a Visiting Fellow at Notre Dame's Kellogg Institute for International Studies (2016-2017 academic year); and I am a proud member of the Latin American Public Opinion Project family. In September 2016, I received the Award for Early Achievement in Research from the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences at Iowa State.
In the 2019-2020 academic year, I will be a Luce/ACLS Fellow in Journalism, Religion, and International Affairs as well as a Wilson Center Fellow at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars.


Designed by the gothicist Ralph Adams Cram, this 1911 landmark church was executed in limestone, seam-faced granite, and, at the tower, terra cotta.
Poor materials and lack of proper maintenance resulted in extensive deterioration of the tower parapets and pinnacles. Barriers were erected at the tower's base to protect passersby from falling masonry shards.
The restoration program developed by Preservation Technology Associates, Inc., included installation of a new concrete roof deck and replication of the parapet and spires in fiberglass. Deteriorated terra cotta at the belfry was restored and off-set stones replaced in limestone.
Additional restoration implemented by Preservation Technology for this Church has included restoration of the front and rear elevations of the sanctuary including removal and restoration of the English stained-glass multi-lancet window, installation of thru-wall flashing, reconstruction of gables, replacement of slate and flashing and copper roofing.
This project received a Massachusetts Historical Commission Preservation Award.


Canon EOS 1D Mark III demo : Jessops, the UK's leading photographic retailer, is offering free tips from the experts at four special events for enthusiasts and professionals. The Demonstration Days, in London and Birmingham on Thursday 19th July and Edinburgh and Cardiff on Thursday 16th August, will introduce the new Canon EOS 1D Mark III Digital SLR, with a chance to meet experts from Canon and see demonstrations of this state-of-the-art camera. The four events will also include demonstrations from SanDisk and the chance to pick up a half-price SanDisk 4GB CompactFlash card with every EOS 1D Mark III ordered on the day. Visitors can also enter a prize draw to win a Canon Pixma iP4300 printer.
Wide angle digital camera for real estate photography : RealPIX announces the world's first and only specialty wide angle digital camera built just for real estate photography. The wide angle camera answers the requests of hundreds of thousands of working real estate sales agents who are frustrated at not being able to buy a simple point and shoot digital camera with the high quality ultra wide angle lens and powerful flash needed for taking web-ready photos of the rooms and exteriors of houses for sale. Until the RealPIX wide angle camera, the features most needed by real estate agents have been coupled to other features they do not need. The RealPIX Wide Camera is priced at $299, with free ground shipping to USA destinations.


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Fashion retailer Forever 21 has announced the appointment of Winnie Park as its chief executive officer (CEO), effective immediately. Park joins from Paper Source, at which she served as CEO for six years. During that time, Park oversaw the transition of the company into a lifestyle brand and powered the development of its digital platform....
Alteri announces "significant investment" in Missguided
Alteri Investors, the specialist European retail investor, is backing fast-fashion brand Missguided with significant investment to help the online retailer following a challenging pandemic period. Alteri's investment comprises of both debt and the acquisition of 50 percent of the group's equity to provide Missguided with the liquidity and...
Primark to make 250 million euro capital investment in Ireland
Fast fashion retailer Primark has announced a 250 million euro capital investment into its home market of Ireland, alongside the creation of 700 jobs in stores and at its global headquarters. The announcement is part of the retailer's 10-year capital injection plan into store expansions and redevelopment across Penneys, the title it operates...
Monki partners with BDD Foundation to raise awareness around body dysmorphic disorder
Fashion retailer Monki has announced it has partnered with the BDD Foundation to support its efforts in raising awareness surrounding Body Dysmorphic Disorder (BDD) and the effect of altered imagery in social media. As part of the partnership, BDD has started a petition directed at the EU Parliament, calling for transparency regarding altered...
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Report: Fast fashion to be worth over 200 billion dollars by 2030
Demand for fast fashion around the globe is reaching unprecedented heights. By 2030 the sector will surpass 200 billion dollars, driven by a significant boost over the next five years. The forecast comes from the report 'Fast fashion global market opportunities and strategies to 2030: Covid-19 Growth and Change' by Research and Markets in which...
Advocacy group finds Shein suppliers working 75-hour weeks
A Swiss advocacy group has found suppliers manufacturing for Shein, the Chinese fast fashion giant, to be working 75-hour weeks. Public Eye, a sustainability-oriented, politically and religiously independent solidarity development NGO based in Switzerland, reported six production sites in Guangzhou were found to have excessive hours with staff...
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Fast fashion retailer Primark has released a new denim collection in line with The Jeans Redesign project, a project developed by the Ellen MacArthur Foundation's Make Fashion Circular initiative. Denim produced as part of the scheme aligns with the organisation's vision of a circular fashion economy, complete with guidelines that look to ensure...
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Q: Linear transport equation with Lipschitz conditions Given the equation here, I would like to ask the following relaxed question:
Consider the PDE
$$\partial_t f(x,t) = \langle q(x), \nabla \rangle f(t,x) + p(x),$$
with Schwartz initial data $f(0,x) = f_0(x) \in \mathscr S(\mathbb R^n).$
I am wondering then if $q$ is Lipschitz and $p$ is Schwartz as $f_0$, does there exist a solution $(t,x)\mapsto f(t,x)$ for this equation that decays faster than any polynomial in the space variable $x$ for any fixed time $t>0$?

A: The anwer is yes.
Preliminary observations:
Let us first consider the case $p=0$.
Since $q$ is globally Lipschitz on $\mathbb{R}^n$, say with Lipschitz constant $L$, all solutions of the ODE $\dot x = q(x)$ on $\mathbb{R}^n$ exist globally and, if $(\varphi_t)_{t \in \mathbb{R}}$ denotes the induced flow in $\mathbb{R}^n$, each function $\varphi_t: \mathbb{R}^n \to \mathbb{R}^n$ is Lipschitz continuous with constant $e^{|t|L}$ (this follows from Grönwall's lemma).
Since we assumed $p=0$, the solution of your PDE is given by
$$
  f(t,x) = f_0(\varphi_t(x)) \tag{*}\label{1}
$$
for each $t$ and $x$.
Hence, if $f_0$ decays faster than every polynomial, so does $f(t, \cdot)$ for each fixed time $t$.
Let us now phrase this in a more functional analytic language: For each integer $k \ge 0$, consinder the weight function $w_k: \mathbb{R}^n \to [1,\infty)$ given by $w_k(x) =1 + \lvert x \rvert^k$, and consider the Banach space $E_k$ of all continuous functions $f: \mathbb{R}^n \to \mathbb{R}$ which satisfies $w_k f \in C_0(\mathbb{R}^n; \mathbb{R})$; we endow the space $E_k$ with the weighted supremum norm $\|\cdot\|_{w_k}$ given by
$$
  \|f\|_{w_k} = \|w_k f\|_\infty.
$$
It follows from $\eqref{1}$ that the Koopman group $(T_k(t))_{t \in \mathbb{R}}$ given by
$$
  T_k(t)f = f \circ \varphi_t
$$
for each $f \in E_k$ is a well-defined one-parameter group of bounded linear operators on $E_k$. Moreover, the orbits of the group are continuous with respect to the weak topology on $E_k$ (use that (i) $E_k$ is isomorphic to $C_0(\mathbb{R}^n; \mathbb{R})$ via multiplication with $w_k$, that (ii) for each $x \in \mathbb{R}^n$, the mapping $t \mapsto \varphi_t(x)$ is continuous, and (iii) the Riesz representation theorem for measures on $C_0(\mathbb{R}^n; \mathbb{R})$).
Hence, by a standard result from $C_0$-semigroup theory, the the group $(T_k(t))_{t \in \mathbb{R}}$ is even continuous with respect to the strong operator topology, i.e., it is a $C_0$-group on $E_k$.
It is trivial, but important to observe, that the groups $(T_k(t))_{t \in \mathbb{R}}$ act consistently on the spaces $E_k$.
Using these preliminary observations, we can show:
Theorem. Let $p$ be continuous and decay faster than every polynomial.
(i) For each $f_0 \in C_0(\mathbb{R}^n; \mathbb{R})$ there exists a unique mild solution $f: \mathbb{R} \to C_0(\mathbb{R}^n; \mathbb{R})$ of the Cauchy problem
$$
  \dot f = \langle q, \nabla \rangle f(t) + p, \qquad f(0) = f_0.
$$
(ii) If $f_0$ decays faster than every polynomial and $f: \mathbb{R} \to C_0(\mathbb{R}^n; \mathbb{R})$ denotes the mild solution from (i), then for each fixed time $t \in \mathbb{R}$, the function $f(t)$ also decays faster (in space) than every polynomial.
Proof.
Fix $k \ge 0$. Since $(T_k(t))$ is a $C_0$-group on $E_k$ and since $p \in E_k$, it follows that, if $f_0 \in E_k$, the PDE has a unique mild solution $f: [0,\infty) \to E_k$ given by
$$
  f(t) = T_k(t)f_0 + \int_0^t T_k(s) p \, ds,
$$
where the integral is a Bochner integral in $E_k$. Applying this to $k=0$, we obtain (i).
Moreover, these solutions are consistent on the $E_k$-spaces (i.e., if $f_0 \in E_{k+1} \subseteq E_k$, then the mild solutions in $E_k$ and $E_{k+1}$ are the same). If $f_0$ decays faster than every polynomial, then we have $f_0 \in E_k$ for each $k$. Hence, for each time $t$ and each $k$, we have $f(t) \in E_k$. Thus, for each time $t$, the function $f(t)$ decays faster in space than any polynomial. $\square$


Trailer park born and raised. It's my legacy. That's how my mama lived. And that's how her mama lived. It's the life I was born into and it's the life I swore I would leave the second I was old enough to make it out.
Seven years later, I've resigned myself to this small town and the roots I'm tied to. Nothing could make me leave. And nothing could make me spill the secrets that keep me here.
Levi Cole is my opposite. Born on the right side of the tracks with family money to spare, he's the kind of black sheep that can afford to be rebellious--because his family will always pay for his mistakes. He's also the only living heir to Cole Family Farms, after his brother Logan was killed in duty seven years ago.
He sees something in my life that he thinks he has a right to. But he's wrong. And obnoxious. And he needs to take his stubborn good looks and that intense way he looks at me and go back to wherever it was he came from.
I know better than to trust men like him. I was born and raised in a trailer park, I know nothing good happens to girls like me--girls with trailer park lives and trailer park hearts. Especially from gorgeous, kind, pigheaded men like him.


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Home Headlines & Breaking News HATE WITHOUT LIMITS: Leftist Desecrates Kever Of Netanyahu's Father
HATE WITHOUT LIMITS: Leftist Desecrates Kever Of Netanyahu's Father
Family members of Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu who visited the kever of their father, historian Bentzion Netanyahu, z'l, at Har Hamenuchot on Friday were shocked to discover a hate letter on the kever.
The letter, which contained inflammatory rhetoric against Netanyahu, stated, among other things: "Your son seems demented and weak. In his weakness, he allows a group of racists, fascists, and serial criminals to drag the country into an isolated dictatorship in the worst-case scenario."
"We will no longer be a free people in our country," the letter continued. "History will judge accordingly.".
Family members said they plan on filing a complaint with the police.
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chaya13 January 23, 2023 8:42 pm at 8:42 pm
They are such sore losers. Imagine if the right would have done this type of thing after the last election.
Milhouse January 23, 2023 8:47 pm at 8:47 pm
Oh, please. Putting a letter on a grave does not desecrate it. The letter was polite and respectful to the deceased, informing him of what a disgrace his son is, in the writer's opinion. The writer obviously felt that he ought to know, so she wrote to tell him. We Jews believe that the nefesh remains at the grave and is aware of what visitors tell it, and we regularly go to graves to inform the deceased of what is happening in the world of the living, especially in the family.
Always_Ask_Questions January 23, 2023 11:28 pm at 11:28 pm
Obviously, a chosid of esteemed Prof. Netaniyahu leaving a kvitel.
Be on lookout for someone in a shtreimel with a book about Abrabanel in his talles bag.
In all seriousness, this is disgusting and sad that am hofshi are not able to accept results of democratic election, five of them, in fact.
Sara Rifka January 24, 2023 12:27 am at 12:27 am
Milhouse…..we will write you a letter…perhaps….it is sinful and shameful to go out of your way to harm another….this just didn't harm the family of our beloved PM but it harms each and every one of us as well……I would be thrilled if every faggot or gay animal left this country and took their colorful t shirts with them….they are all filth and this isn't Sodom
Yankele1 January 24, 2023 2:22 am at 2:22 am
Milhouse you such a am haaretz probably also belonging to this Lapid leftist clan.You should study a bid mor halachot. And 2nd There was a democratic vote and thats it. Forget the left and the chiloni Lapid and the pig eater Lieberman
Loshenhora January 24, 2023 4:59 am at 4:59 am
Amazing how leftist liberals are so called tolerant and demand tolerance from others
Tolerance for homosexuals
Tolerance of freedom of religion and secularism
Tolerance is their so called modus operandi
How come they have no tolerance for a democratic elected government
Hypocrites or hedonism
Whatever it's hateful what they stand for
truth2power January 24, 2023 6:45 am at 6:45 am
@chaya13
What world are you living in? The right did much worse when they lost the last election.
Schmendrick January 24, 2023 7:18 am at 7:18 am
Desecration would be like digging up the bones to do something horrible to them, not a letter. It's not too late. What worries me is that Bentzi lived 102 years. That means we probably have another few more decades of Bibi.
Gadolhadorah January 24, 2023 9:50 am at 9:50 am
Sara Rifka: We all wish the same for you. Perhaps take your hateful and vile rhetoric and move to Hungary or Russia where you will fit right in.
Loshenhora January 24, 2023 10:22 am at 10:22 am
The problem is the land will sick us all
out because of the liberal leftists homosexuals
Consent to the parades is tantamount to condoning it
yhart January 24, 2023 11:48 am at 11:48 am
We understand that opinions on certain issues can be divisive and that the use of certain language can be perceived as inflammatory. people can have different perspectives and interpretations of the same situation, and it's okay to disagree but we should always strive to have a respectful dialogue. To those who commented about people who identify as gay You are correct that everyone is created in the image of God, regardless of their religious beliefs or sexual orientation. It is important to remember that everyone deserves to be treated with dignity and respect. People do not choose to be gay and it is not a contagious thing. It's not a matter of lifestyle choice. It's part of their identity that god created and they deserve to be accepted and loved for who they are.
people may feel uncomfortable or challenged by things that are different from what they are used to, but it's important to remember that this is an opportunity to grow and learn, to rise above any discomfort and to treat others with compassion and empathy
shloimeboruch January 24, 2023 11:56 am at 11:56 am
it's outrageous that someone should think that this is an appropriate way to conduct a political discussion.
Loshenhora January 24, 2023 3:01 pm at 3:01 pm
Yhart
Agreed we should only hate what they do NOT them
Anyone who is not gay can only sympathise not empathise with homosexuality
For those who have the propensity to steal or even be bloodthirsty if they actually follow through we don't sympathise with them for the crime
They receive a criminal record and jail time
Don't think a Beth Din would even take it into consideration in sentencing
Gay parades in Israel are offensive
to many
however we can respect the participants on an individual basis
When it is institutionalised it should not be tolerated at all and hate is acceptable me thinks


If you follow my blog you know that our family likes to travel. In particular, we love to camp…or as some call it GLAMP! (glamour camping) Last summer I did a campfire recipe series. I don't have a specific focus this year, so I am just going to have an ongoing Diana Camps series. It might be recipes, crafts, DIY, or destination reviews.
I am starting out with a great new recipe that we discovered at a recent camping rally. One of the attendees made this delish dessert which was devoured quickly. It one of those that sticks in your mind so we made it when we camped this past weekend. Our friends got this recipe from the Rhodes Bread website.
Dutch Oven Caramel Apple Pie Recipe is here.
This is a YUMMY recipe that can also be made at home. We ended up using 3 icing packets and more than 1/3 of a cup of caramel. It was SUPER rich. Next time we will decrease that icing amount and increase the apples & pecans. This makes a big amount so make sure you have a hungry bunch!!
These parchment liners are great! It makes for an easy clean up!! Get the full recipe here.
We've camped 3 times already this year and have a big 2 week trip to South Dakota coming up in mid-June. Stay tuned for more camping posts!!
It looks so yummy and easy to do!


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Q: Turn a column in a table into merged row in R with integers addition I have this data table which shows incoming calls at a grocery shop.
The call time is when the call came in, the activity_time is when the employee started using the software, activity_des is the description of the activity done, call end is when the call finished, and finally, activity duration is the duration of each activity
            Date | Call_time | activity_time | activity_des| Call_end | activity_duration
      -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
      2017-05-03 | 08:05:53  |   08:06:03    | Online shop | 08:07:03 | 30
      2017-05-03 | 08:07:30  |   08:08:00    | Transfer    | 08:10:00 | 25
      2017-05-03 | 08:07:30  |   08:08:25    | buy         | 08:10:00 | 35
      2017-05-03 | 08:07:30  |   08:09:00    | receipt     | 08:10:00 | 60
      2017-05-04 | 14:34:10  |   14:40:00    | question    | 14:41:47 | 66
      2017-05-04 | 14:34:10  |   14:41:06    | question    | 14:41:47 | 39
      ......     |  .....    |     .....     |   .....     |   .....  | ..

Desired output
            Date | Call_time |      activity_des      | Call_end    | activities_duration
      ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
      2017-05-03 | 08:05:53  |   Online shop          | 08:07:03    | 30
      2017-05-03 | 08:07:30  |   Transfer,buy,receipt | 08:10:00    | 120
      2017-05-04 | 14:34:10  |   question             | 14:41:47    | 105
      ......     |  .....    |          .....         |   .....     | ..

So removing the activity_time since we don't need it, merging the different activity_des in the same call together, and then adding activitiy_duration of those merged ones into one value.
Also, in case there are the same two activities occurring together sequentially (just like question), I dont need showing it twice after merging it, just adding the duration time.
Thank you

A: Using tidyverse :
library(tidyverse)
activity %>%
  select(-activity_time) %>%
  group_by(Date, Call_time,Call_end) %>%
  summarize(activity_des = paste(activity_des,collapse=", "),
            activity_duration = sum(activity_duration))
# # A tibble: 3 x 5
# # Groups:   Date, Call_time [?]
#         Date Call_time Call_end           activity_des activity_duration
#        <chr>     <chr>    <chr>                  <chr>             <dbl>
# 1 2017-05-03  08:05:53 08:07:03            Online shop                30
# 2 2017-05-03  08:07:30 08:10:00 Transfer, buy, receipt               120
# 3 2017-05-04  14:34:10 14:41:47     question, question               105

data
activity <- read.table(header=TRUE,stringsAsFactors=FALSE,sep="|",text="
Date | Call_time | activity_time | activity_des| Call_end | activity_duration
  2017-05-03 | 08:05:53  |   08:06:03    | Online shop | 08:07:03 | 30
2017-05-03 | 08:07:30  |   08:08:00    | Transfer    | 08:10:00 | 25
2017-05-03 | 08:07:30  |   08:08:25    | buy         | 08:10:00 | 35
2017-05-03 | 08:07:30  |   08:09:00    | receipt     | 08:10:00 | 60
2017-05-04 | 14:34:10  |   14:40:00    | question    | 14:41:47 | 66
2017-05-04 | 14:34:10  |   14:41:06    | question    | 14:41:47 | 39")

activity[] <- lapply(activity,trimws)
activity$activity_duration <- as.numeric(activity$activity_duration)