Squash - 23. September 2007.
Tania Bailey to lead a sole English challenge into the semi-finals of the world-renowned event at the National Squash Centre at Sportcity in Manchester.
In the women's event, fourth seed Tania Bailey faced England team-mate Vicky Botwright - the sixth seed from Manchester who views the NSC as her 'home club'. Bailey came back from a game down to win 6-9, 10-8, 9-4, 2-9, 9-0 in 69 minutes.
"We were both hitting the ball well and it was really hot on there, we were both picking stuff up really well," said Bailey. "It was nip and tuck all the way in the first three, then Vicky played really well in the fourth – I don't think I did anything wrong, she just played better than me.
"I never really felt in control, but I really wanted to win - winning this title would be the best thing I can do, so I came out in the fifth determined to play my game and fortunately it all went well for me," added the 27-year-old from Stamford in Lincolnshire who was runner-up in 2002.
Bailey will face top seed Nicol David - but the world number one from Malaysia who is bidding for a third successive title was taken the full distance by Natalie Grainger, the fifth seed from Washington DC who is making the first appearance in the city of her birth since becoming a US citizen earlier this year.
David took the first two games, but Grainger struck back to draw level before the favourite upped her game to win 9-3, 9-3, 7-9, 2-9, 9-0 in 53 minutes.
"I felt good in the first two games and went for it right from the start, but then she started going for her shots and hit some really good winners," said the 24-year-old from Penang.
"This event on its own is the highlight of the year, along with the worlds; you just have to give it your all however you feel and whatever's happening."
Grainger made no secret of her disappointment at losing - especially to 9-0 in the fifth game: "But I'm glad I finally managed to impose myself on her. In the fourth I could feel it, the aura had gone!"
The other women's semi-final will provide the latest chapter in the sibling rivalry between Australian sisters Natalie Grinham, the No2 seed, and Rachael Grinham, the third seed.
Natalie, the younger, and runner-up in 2005, defeated Ireland's No7 seed Madeline Perry 9-3, 9-6, 9-7 in 54 minutes, while Rachael, runner-up last year, outlasted Dutch number one Vanessa Atkinson, the eighth seed, 7-9, 9-7, 9-6, 9-0 in 75 minutes.
At 8-3 to Grinham in the third game, an accidental clash resulted in Atkinson taking more than an hour-long break to treat a cut to her racket hand.
"I was just panicking in the break," admitted Grinham senior afterwards. "Vanessa is playing very well at the moment; your best chance is to wear her down, which I'd started to do in the third. The last thing you want is a break where she can come back out fresh again.
"I totally expected her to come out attacking when we started again; she had nothing to lose and knew it would be mentally devastating for me if I'd lost that game from 8-3 up."


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Government shutdown damaged attitudes on the economy
By Alexander Joe Published Oct 29, 2013 at 9:47 AM GMT
The October government shutdown damaged people's attitudes in the United States on the economy, as well as household finances and job prospects, according to a new Harris Poll published today.
The question now is – will these more negative attitudes became a permanent reality or settle down within a couple of months?
The government shutdown damaged President Obama's standing much less than expected, if at all, according to the poll.
Seventy percent of American adults give Barack Obama negative marks for the economy this month, compared to 71% before the government shutdown in September. Thirty percent gave him positive marks in October, compared to 29% in September.
The poll, carried out by Harris Interactive, included 2,368 adults who were surveyed online from October 16th to 21st. The poll authors stressed "Please note that most of the data was collected after the government re-opened after the shutdown."
Government shutdown damaged medium-term attitudes
People's attitudes toward the economy over the coming months has definitely become more negative.
Not only did it cause anguish to hundreds of thousands of workers, the government shutdown damaged economic sentiment.
Below are some highlighted data from the poll:
46% expected the economy to remain the same in the coming year.
22% expected the economy to improve in the coming year.
32% thought the economy would get worse.
In October
37% think the economy will stay the same.
22% think the economy will get better.
41% think the economy will get worse.
Government shutdown damaged household finance sentiments
People have also become more pessimistic regarding household finances since the government shutdown. When asked how they believe their household finances would be in the next six months:
48% thought they would remain unchanged.
18% thought they would improve, compared to 19% in September.
34% believed they would get worse, versus 29% in September.
Sentiments regarding job market damaged less
When asked in October, "How is the current job market in your region?":
20% said "good", compared to 23% in August.
32% said "neither good nor bad".
48% said "bad", compared to 46% in August.
When asked in October, "How do you see the job market in your region in six months time?":
20% said it will improve, compared to 25% in August.
53% thought it would remain unchanged.
27% said it would get worse, versus 25% in August.
Did the government shutdown damage the economy? – according to the Chemical Activity Barometer, it did not have a significantly negative impact, Market Business News reported on October 22nd, 2013.
However, Commerce Secretary Penny Pritzker said the shutdown was affecting businesses. Lockheed Martin had to furlough 3,000 workers without pay, United Technologies had to lay off 2,000 employees, and Boeing said there would be delays in its aircraft production because aviation officials who certify the planes had been furloughed.


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Vote for Machsom Watch
Take me back to the Vote for Change 2014 page.
Machsom Watch is a volunteer organisation of Israeli Women peace activists who since 2001 have been observing and reporting on the occupation of the West Bank. They aim to influence public opinion by recording and authenticating the conditions faced daily by Palestinians, and ease their frustrations and hardships by helping wherever they can.
Quis custodiet ipsos custodes? – Who guards the guardians?
This question is a popular, universal and unfortunately somewhat timeless concept in ancient philosophy, fiction, and modern conflict and judicial overreach. When spoken in regard to Israel, it immediately reminds me of the documented behaviour of the IDF using what I believe to be unnecessary force, or unrestrained authority. This sort of behaviour is most often brought to bear on the Palestinian people, their homes, land and their livelihood, at checkpoints and during violent clashes in the West Bank.
What do Machsom Watch do?
The two most important activities of Machsom Watch are to report on check points all over the West Bank via daily observations, and also report on trials of Palestinians in the military courts. Freedom of movement and the right to a fair trial is some of our most important human rights. The courts are open to the public but are held in Israel, which means that many Palestinian families cannot attend a family member's trial, let alone report on injustices, or ensure a defending lawyer is present.
Their other activities include helping Palestinians to discover the reasons they have been blacklisted, to apply for or reclaim an Israeli work permit, and negotiate the local Israeli administrations. It is often a long, complicated and disruptive process for Palestinians to navigate the Israeli administration system for simple things that are necessary to their livelihood. Finally, they work with the outside world by conducting tours for Israelis and foreigners to introduce them to the realities of life under occupation, and they distribute media to the rest of Israel and the wider world in order to focus attention on the realities of the situation.
Why are they only women? They are not a feminist organisation, but have found that it is both a positive way to give older women the power to contribute to enacting their politics, and it also has a significant social power.
Why Vote for Machsom Watch?
Machsom Watch struck a chord with me recently after hearing one of their members, Leah Shakdiel, speak recently at both the NIF Human Rights Awards Dinner and at a more intimate young adult's evening organized by Yachad. As an organisation 'against the occupation and for human rights' they regularly provide an answer to this prominent question of 'who guards the guardians?'.
The reports they publish are read by the IDF high command, and Leah herself said that there has been a noticeable change in the IDF's attitude over the last few years due to their presence. Whether this can be maintained in the current boiling pot that is Jerusalem and the West Bank, time will tell. But by supporting them here through the Vote for Change initiative, and raising awareness beyond it, we can at least support from afar those who are watching the watchmen – holding the IDF and the Israeli Government to account for their actions.
Nominated by Graham Carpenter
The Machsom Watch website.


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Review of deprescribing processes and development of an evidence-based, patient-centred deprescribing process
Br J Clin Pharmacol. 2014 Oct;78(4):738-47. doi: 10.1111/bcp.12386.
Emily Reeve 1 , Sepehr Shakib, Ivanka Hendrix, Michael S Roberts, Michael D Wiese
1 Sansom Institute, School of Pharmacy and Medical Sciences, University of South Australia, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia; Department of Clinical Pharmacology, Royal Adelaide Hospital, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia.
DOI: 10.1111/bcp.12386
Inappropriate use of medication is widespread, especially in older people, and is associated with risks, including adverse drug reactions, hospitalization and increased mortality. Optimization of appropriate medication use to minimize these harms is an ongoing challenge in healthcare. The term 'deprescribing' has been used to describe the complex process that is required for safe and effective cessation of medication. Patients play an important role in their own health and, while they may complain about the number of medications they have to take, they may also be reluctant to cease a medication when given the opportunity to do so. A review of previously proposed deprescribing processes and relevant literature was used to develop the patient-centred deprescribing process, which is a five-step cycle that encompasses gaining a comprehensive medication history, identifying potentially inappropriate medications, determining whether the potentially inappropriate medication can be ceased, planning the withdrawal regimen (e.g. tapering where necessary) and provision of monitoring, support and documentation. This is the first deprescribing process developed using knowledge of the patients' views of medication cessation; it focuses on engaging patients throughout the process, with the aim of improving long-term health outcomes. Despite a comprehensive review of the literature, there is still a lack in the evidence base on which to conduct deprescribing. The next step in broadening the evidence to support deprescribing will be to test the developed process to determine feasibility in the clinical setting.
Keywords: deprescribing; deprescribing process; elderly; inappropriate medication use; medication withdrawal; polypharmacy.
© 2014 The British Pharmacological Society.
Inappropriate Prescribing*
Patient-Centered Care*


In Mark 2:1-12 (cf. Matthew 9:1-8; Luke 5:17-26), four men carried a paralytic man ("palsy" -- KJV) to Jesus lying on a bed. What does the event prove about Jesus' ability to forgive sin?
Since they could not get near Jesus, the men went up on the roof, removed the covering, and let the man down through the roof into Jesus' presence (Mark 2:2-4; Luke 5:18,19). Jesus told the man to cheer up because his sins were forgiven. This is just one of several occasions during Jesus' lifetime in which He claimed the power to directly forgive sins simply by speaking. Cf. Luke 7:48,49; 23:43.
No mere human being, with God's approval, before or after Jesus, ever claimed to have the power to directly speak people's sins forgiven. Not even Peter (Acts 8:22). Such power is possessed, not by men, but only by God. Yet Jesus clearly claimed it, even in the presence of these doctors of the law.
The Jewish scholars thought in their hearts that Jesus had spoken blasphemy, because only God can forgive sin (Mark 2:6,7; Luke 5:21). It is true that only God can forgive sin. Hence, it is blasphemy today when men claim that they can directly forgive the sins of people who come to them to confess sin.
But the point missed by these Jewish leaders is that Jesus DOES possess Deity. There was no blasphemy in His statement, since God can forgive sins and Jesus was God in the flesh. Note that this is proved to be the case by the fact that Jesus immediately proceeded to do a miracle to prove His claim is valid.
But Jesus knew what these men thought in their hearts, so He set about to prove them wrong. The first thing He did to prove them wrong was to read the thoughts of their hearts. This is a power no man has (1 Cor. 2:10ff). Only God has the power (I Kings 8:39), yet Jesus possessed it (John 2:24f). So He responded by asking them about the evil in their thoughts.
Jesus asked these experts in the law whether it was easier to say a man is forgiven or to tell a paralyzed man to rise and walk. Of course, Jesus refers, not to the ease of SAYING the words, but to the ability to make them come true. Had He simply healed the man, they would have been amazed but would not have recognized that He was God in the flesh.
But Jesus then proceeded to prove that He was God in the flesh: He told Him to arise, take up his bed, and go home. The man did as He was told, and the people were amazed and glorified God that such power had been given to men.
But note that Jesus had stated His reason for healing the man. It was not primarily an act of mercy on the man, though mercy for his health was no doubt involved. But more than that, He said it was so they would know He had power on earth to forgive sins. It would confirm His word and prove the truthfulness of His claims.
The point is that, whether He spoke a man's sins forgiven or healed him of paralysis, either act would require the power and authority of God. Hence, if Jesus claimed He could forgive sins and then raised the man, this ought to prove to any honest mind that His claim to forgive sins was also valid.
Hence, instead of accusing Jesus of blasphemy, these men ought to have recognized and honored Him as being from God. And when He claimed power that only God could possess and then confirmed His word by miracles, then they should have granted that He was God, instead of accusing Him of blasphemy and denying even that He was a good man. Surely if He were guilty of blasphemy, God would never immediately give Him the power to do such miracles.


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Planning and scheduling is the hub of a proactive work management system yet studies show only 10% of planner, schedulers are utilized effectively. Have you set yours up for success or failure? You're invited to join expert Jeff Shiver, CMRP as he shares insight and experience on the practices that either limit or drive the effectiveness of maintenance planning and scheduling.
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Sharon L. Malecki passed away at the age of 70 after a lengthy hospitalization on January 5, 2021. Sharon was the daughter of Robert and Alice Ashby and grew up in the Baltimore and Severn, Maryland areas. She was a 1968 graduate of Glen Burnie High School.
Sharon is survived by her husband, John Malecki, their daughter, Jennifer Sheridan, and son-in-law, Sean Sheridan She is also survived by her devoted granddaughter, Reagan Sheridan.
Sharon had a successful career working for the federal government. She was very involved in her daughter's school, Monsignor Slade Catholic School, where she was School Board Chair. In retirement, she became an enthusiastic member of the Red Hat Society. She had a network of Red Hat friends all over the country and loved to travel. Her local chapter, The Ramblin' Rosies, counted on her creativity to make their events special. She designed costumes and props that were always attention grabbers.
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Q: ng2-charts: How to change Hover with chartHovered Event my problem is, I want to see the difference between every point when hovered.
f.e I have the points 5,4,3 so I dont want to see 5,4,3 when hovered. I want to see 0(because it is the startpoint),1,1.
Can someone help me please.
Thank you

A: if you want to edit the tooltip when hovered, you should use with label callback in tooltip options:
HTML:
<div  style="display: block">
             <canvas baseChart #chart1="base-chart"
                     ...
                     [options]="chartOption"
                     (chartHover)="chartHovered($event)"
                     ...
           </div>

component.ts
public chartOption = {
tooltips: {
  callbacks: {
      label: function(tooltipItem, data) {

            //your logic...

             var label= tooltipItem.index || 0;
             return label;

          }
        }
     }
  }

for deep look see : https://www.chartjs.org/docs/latest/configuration/tooltip.html#label-callback

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// Licensed under the MIT License.
// Code generated by Microsoft (R) AutoRest Code Generator.

package com.azure.resourcemanager.billing.generated;

import com.azure.core.util.Context;
import com.azure.resourcemanager.billing.fluent.models.InstructionInner;
import java.time.OffsetDateTime;

/** Samples for Instructions Put. */
public final class InstructionsPutSamples {
    /*
     * x-ms-original-file: specification/billing/resource-manager/Microsoft.Billing/stable/2020-05-01/examples/PutInstruction.json
     */
    /**
     * Sample code: PutInstruction.
     *
     * @param manager Entry point to BillingManager.
     */
    public static void putInstruction(com.azure.resourcemanager.billing.BillingManager manager) {
        manager
            .instructions()
            .putWithResponse(
                "{billingAccountName}",
                "{billingProfileName}",
                "{instructionName}",
                new InstructionInner()
                    .withAmount(5000f)
                    .withStartDate(OffsetDateTime.parse("2019-12-30T21:26:47.997Z"))
                    .withEndDate(OffsetDateTime.parse("2020-12-30T21:26:47.997Z")),
                Context.NONE);
    }
}

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In the German city of Krausnick, not far from where the Berlin Wall once stood, a former airship hangar houses Tropical Islands, a 700,000-square-foot indoor waterpark resort with a sandy beach, lagoon, spa, fine dining and a hotel. Regardless of the weather this megaresort is open 24/7, through the use of some high-tech roofing.
Ocean Dome in Miyazaki, Japan, is known as the world's largest indoor waterpark. It's the size of three football fields, or 322,700 square feet, and features a fully retractable roof that is kept open when warm weather permits.
One of the largest shopping malls in the world includes one of largest indoor waterparks, the 217,000-square-foot World Waterpark at the West Edmonton Mall in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. When there's a blizzard outside, the glass roof allows natural light through and makes the 86 degrees inside seem tropical.
Thanks to advanced roofing technology, larger and larger indoor facilities now are becoming possible. For example, today a 7-acre outdoor waterpark can be easily converted into a 7-acre indoor waterpark with no supporting posts.
This trend makes it possible for outdoor venues to expand their peak season from 100 days to 365 days a year, and the ability to let in the light and keep out the weather is ideal for indoor waterparks.
Using a transparent roofing system, resort developers can create an economical indoor island paradise open to the sky all year long — a big attraction for people who live in areas where it's too cold, hot or rainy. What's more, the new high-tech structures often are less costly than traditional materials.
If you're looking to cover a large space, there are currently four ways to do it.
Open-air buildings can be all glazed or in-filled with other materials. These buildings are perfect for indoor waterparks, pool enclosures, restaurant patios or shopping mall concourses where the building owner wants to bring the outdoors in.
2. Thin shell concrete domes.
Now there are dozens of dome structures — designed for industrial and commercial use — in existence around the globe. These include churches, schools and homes. Large spaces can be sliced into the dome, letting in a maximum amount of light. Recently, the Holiday Inn Express in Toledo-Maumee, Ohio, opened its indoor waterpark using the dome structure. With no support posts, the waterpark layout is unencumbered because water rides and slides hang from the ceiling of the dome.
3. Polycarbonate grid with Texlon Foiltec.
Texlon Inc of Cohoes, N.Y., built the Biomes at Cornwall, England, similar to the geodesic domes made famous by futurist Buckminster Fuller. Foiltec uses a polycarbonate grid system with several layers of Texlon transparent materials that can withstand great snow and wind loads. Polycarbonate grid waterpark projects include the 42,000-square-foot, pyramid-shaped indoor waterpark at Massanutten Ski Resort in McGaheysville, Va.; the 68,000-square-foot outdoor wave pool at Wilderness Resort in Wisconsin Dells, Wis., which was brought indoors using Texlon; and the waterpark expansion at Kalahari Resort in Sandusky, Ohio.
Movable roofing systems are perhaps most popular in sports arena design. Reliant Stadium in Houston and Miller Park in Milwaukee are two examples. Movable roofs and walls make it possible to convert outdoor waterparks and amusement parks into flexible outdoor-indoor facilities that can generate revenue all year long, regardless of weather.


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Q: How to convert or recover unreadable russian chars in log file? I was trying to debug the project I inherited from previos employee, but when I open log file.
I see the following:
form_1         | 2020-06-18T14:06:54.720238400Z 14:06:54.719 [DefaultMessageListenerContainer-2] INFO  s.v.w.f.s.form.FormValidationUtil - Результат валидации С
                                                                                РѕСЂРјС‹ id=8 - valid=true, РѕСРёР±РєРё: {}
billing_1      | 2020-06-18T14:06:54.779316652Z 14:06:54.778 [DefaultMessageListenerContainer-1] INFO  s.v.w.b.s.s.b.PaynetEasyBillingService - send PaymentFormRequest PaymentFormRequestParamsDTO(mtId=5, orderDescription=Test transaction for card registration, firstName=Javokhir, lastName=Makhmarajabov, address1=B.Boboyev 97 null, city=Tashkent, zipCode=100100, country=RU, phone=+998977704364, email=stylex14@gmail.com, amount=1.0, currency=UZS, ipAddress=213.230.114.222, redirectUrl=api/user/4/card/redirect?redirectUrl=/assets/card/wait-en.html, cardId=null, ownerId=null)
billing_1      | 2020-06-18T14:06:54.801865995Z 14:06:54.801 [DefaultMessageListenerContainer-1] INFO  s.v.wellt.psi.client.PSIJmsClient - send PaymentFormRequest PaymentFormRequestParamsDTO(mtId=5, orderDescription=Test transaction for card registration, firstName=Javokhir, lastName=Makhmarajabov, address1=B.Boboyev 97 null, city=Tashkent, zipCode=100100, country=RU, phone=+998977704364, email=stylex14@gmail.com, amount=1.0, currency=UZS, ipAddress=213.230.114.222, redirectUrl=api/user/4/card/redirect?redirectUrl=/assets/card/wait-en.html, cardId=null, ownerId=null)
psi_1          | 2020-06-18T14:06:54.871934237Z 14:06:54.869 [DefaultMessageListenerContainer-1] INFO  s.v.w.p.s.controller.PSIJMSEndpoint - get PaymentFormRequest PaymentFormRequest(requestParams=PaymentFormRequestParamsDTO(mtId=5, orderDescription=Test transaction for card registration, firstName=Javokhir, lastName=Makhmarajabov, address1=B.Boboyev 97 null, city=Tashkent, zipCode=100100, country=RU, phone=+998977704364, email=stylex14@gmail.com, amount=1.0, currency=UZS, ipAddress=213.230.114.222, redirectUrl=api/user/4/card/redirect?redirectUrl=/assets/card/wait-en.html, cardId=null, ownerId=null))
psi_1          | 2020-06-18T14:06:54.899799516Z 14:06:54.881 [DefaultMessageListenerContainer-1] INFO  jmsLogger - ОтправлСРµС'СЃС Р·Р°РїСЂРѕСЃ платежной С
                                                                                РѕСЂРјС‹ РґР»С [mtId=5]:[PaymentFormRequestParamsDTO(mtId=5, orderDescription=Test transaction for card registration, firstName=Javokhir, lastName=Makhmarajabov, address1=B.Boboyev 97 null, city=Tashkent, zipCode=100100, country=RU, phone=+998977704364, email=stylex14@gmail.com, amount=1.0, currency=UZS, ipAddress=213.230.114.222, redirectUrl=api/user/4/card/redirect?redirectUrl=/assets/card/wait-en.html, cardId=null, ownerId=null)]
logs_1         | 2020-06-18T14:06:54.904830542Z 14:06:54.904 [DefaultMessageListenerContainer-2] INFO  s.v.w.l.s.mongo.MongoLogService - РЎРѕС
ранСем запись журнала СЃ маркером PSI_REQUEST_SEND
psi_1          | 2020-06-18T14:06:55.790176947Z 14:06:55.789 [DefaultMessageListenerContainer-1] WARN  s.v.w.p.s.s.r.PaynetEasyResponseProcessor - РџСЂРё проверке РѕСРёР±РѕРє Сѓ ответа РЅР° запрос 00000000-0000-0000-0000-0000024efbff РІС‹Свлена неизвесС'РЅР°С РѕСРёР±РєР°:15
psi_1          | 2020-06-18T14:06:55.791907138Z 14:06:55.790 [DefaultMessageListenerContainer-1] INFO  jmsLogger - Получена РѕСРёР±РєР° РІ ответе РЅР° запрос РїРѕР»СѓС‡РµРЅРёС РїР»Р°С'ежной С
                                                                                РѕСЂРјС‹ РґР»С СЂРµРіРёСЃС'рации карты [cardId=null] РїРѕ pre-auth транзакции[preauthId=5]:[request serial number="00000000-0000-0000-0000-0000024efbff", error code=15, message="unspecified_ps_error"]
logs_1         | 2020-06-18T14:06:55.794118210Z 14:06:55.793 [DefaultMessageListenerContainer-3] INFO  s.v.w.l.s.mongo.MongoLogService - РЎРѕС
ранСем запись журнала СЃ маркером PSI_RESPONSE_ERROR
billing_1      | 2020-06-18T14:06:55.832082731Z 14:06:55.831 [DefaultMessageListenerContainer-1] WARN  s.v.w.b.s.s.b.PaynetEasyBillingService - РџСЂРёСла РѕСРёР±РєР° РѕС' РџРЎ РїСЂРё запросе url С
                                                                                РѕСЂРјС‹ РґР»С СЂРµРіРёСЃС'рации карты
billing_1      | 2020-06-18T14:06:55.832254887Z xxx.billing.model.exception.PaymentException: null
billing_1      | 2020-06-18T14:06:55.832307593Z    at xxx.psi.client.PSIJmsClient.getFormUrl(PSIJmsClient.java:56)
billing_1      | 2020-06-18T14:06:55.832350492Z    at xxx.psi.client.PSIJmsClient$$FastClassBySpringCGLIB$$a2c2446b.invoke(<generated>)
billing_1      | 2020-06-18T14:06:55.832361923Z    at org.springframework.cglib.proxy.MethodProxy.invoke(MethodProxy.java:204)
billing_1      | 2020-06-18T14:06:55.832419950Z    at org.springframework.aop.framework.CglibAopProxy$CglibMethodInvocation.invokeJoinpoint(CglibAopProxy.java:738)
billing_1      | 2020-06-18T14:06:55.832462116Z    at org.springframework.aop.framework.ReflectiveMethodInvocation.proceed(ReflectiveMethodInvocation.java:157)
billing_1      | 2020-06-18T14:06:55.832473177Z    at org.springframework.transaction.interceptor.TransactionInterceptor$1.proceedWithInvocation(TransactionInterceptor.java:99)
billing_1      | 2020-06-18T14:06:55.832525011Z    at org.springframework.transaction.interceptor.TransactionAspectSupport.invokeWithinTransaction(TransactionAspectSupport.java:282)
billing_1      | 2020-06-18T14:06:55.832565306Z    at org.springframework.transaction.interceptor.TransactionInterceptor.invoke(TransactionInterceptor.java:96)
billing_1      | 2020-06-18T14:06:55.832575955Z    at org.springframework.aop.framework.ReflectiveMethodInvocation.proceed(ReflectiveMethodInvocation.java:179)
billing_1      | 2020-06-18T14:06:55.832605009Z    at org.springframework.aop.framework.CglibAopProxy$DynamicAdvisedInterceptor.intercept(CglibAopProxy.java:673)
billing_1      | 2020-06-18T14:06:55.832648107Z    at xxx.psi.client.PSIJmsClient$$EnhancerBySpringCGLIB$$79d60390.getFormUrl(<generated>)
billing_1      | 2020-06-18T14:06:55.832689483Z    at xxx.billing.service.service.billing.PaynetEasyBillingService.getRegisterCardFormUrl(PaynetEasyBillingService.java:292)
billing_1      | 2020-06-18T14:06:55.832699161Z    at xxx.billing.service.service.billing.PaynetEasyBillingService$$FastClassBySpringCGLIB$$b78aac2e.invoke(<generated>)
billing_1      | 2020-06-18T14:06:55.832703109Z    at org.springframework.cglib.proxy.MethodProxy.invoke(MethodProxy.java:204)
billing_1      | 2020-06-18T14:06:55.832706545Z    at org.springframework.aop.framework.CglibAopProxy$CglibMethodInvocation.invokeJoinpoint(CglibAopProxy.java:738)
billing_1      | 2020-06-18T14:06:55.832721422Z    at org.springframework.aop.framework.ReflectiveMethodInvocation.proceed(ReflectiveMethodInvocation.java:157)
billing_1      | 2020-06-18T14:06:55.832725950Z    at org.springframework.transaction.interceptor.TransactionInterceptor$1.proceedWithInvocation(TransactionInterceptor.java:99)
billing_1      | 2020-06-18T14:06:55.832729397Z    at org.springframework.transaction.interceptor.TransactionAspectSupport.invokeWithinTransaction(TransactionAspectSupport.java:282)
billing_1      | 2020-06-18T14:06:55.832732732Z    at org.springframework.transaction.interceptor.TransactionInterceptor.invoke(TransactionInterceptor.java:96)
billing_1      | 2020-06-18T14:06:55.832736990Z    at org.springframework.aop.framework.ReflectiveMethodInvocation.proceed(ReflectiveMethodInvocation.java:179)
billing_1      | 2020-06-18T14:06:55.832740316Z    at org.springframework.aop.framework.CglibAopProxy$DynamicAdvisedInterceptor.intercept(CglibAopProxy.java:673)
billing_1      | 2020-06-18T14:06:55.832743592Z    at xxx.billing.service.service.billing.PaynetEasyBillingService$$EnhancerBySpringCGLIB$$78a0acb9.getRegisterCardFormUrl(<generated>)
billing_1      | 2020-06-18T14:06:55.832747560Z    at xxx.billing.service.controller.BillingMainJMSEndpoint.getRegisterCardFormUrl(BillingMainJMSEndpoint.java:117)
billing_1      | 2020-06-18T14:06:55.832751307Z    at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke0(Native Method)
billing_1      | 2020-06-18T14:06:55.832754944Z    at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(NativeMethodAccessorImpl.java:62)
billing_1      | 2020-06-18T14:06:55.832758860Z    at sun.reflect.DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.java:43)
billing_1      | 2020-06-18T14:06:55.832762066Z    at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Method.java:498)
billing_1      | 2020-06-18T14:06:55.832765142Z    at org.springframework.messaging.handler.invocation.InvocableHandlerMethod.doInvoke(InvocableHandlerMethod.java:180)
billing_1      | 2020-06-18T14:06:55.832768378Z    at org.springframework.messaging.handler.invocation.InvocableHandlerMethod.invoke(InvocableHandlerMethod.java:112)
billing_1      | 2020-06-18T14:06:55.832772055Z    at org.springframework.jms.listener.adapter.MessagingMessageListenerAdapter.invokeHandler(MessagingMessageListenerAdapter.java:104)
billing_1      | 2020-06-18T14:06:55.832775992Z    at org.springframework.jms.listener.adapter.MessagingMessageListenerAdapter.onMessage(MessagingMessageListenerAdapter.java:69)
billing_1      | 2020-06-18T14:06:55.832779288Z    at org.springframework.jms.listener.AbstractMessageListenerContainer.doInvokeListener(AbstractMessageListenerContainer.java:721)
billing_1      | 2020-06-18T14:06:55.832782614Z    at org.springframework.jms.listener.AbstractMessageListenerContainer.invokeListener(AbstractMessageListenerContainer.java:681)
billing_1      | 2020-06-18T14:06:55.832785929Z    at org.springframework.jms.listener.AbstractMessageListenerContainer.doExecuteListener(AbstractMessageListenerContainer.java:651)
billing_1      | 2020-06-18T14:06:55.832790008Z    at org.springframework.jms.listener.AbstractPollingMessageListenerContainer.doReceiveAndExecute(AbstractPollingMessageListenerContainer.java:317)
billing_1      | 2020-06-18T14:06:55.832793414Z    at org.springframework.jms.listener.AbstractPollingMessageListenerContainer.receiveAndExecute(AbstractPollingMessageListenerContainer.java:255)
billing_1      | 2020-06-18T14:06:55.832796770Z    at org.springframework.jms.listener.DefaultMessageListenerContainer$AsyncMessageListenerInvoker.invokeListener(DefaultMessageListenerContainer.java:1166)
billing_1      | 2020-06-18T14:06:55.832803412Z    at org.springframework.jms.listener.DefaultMessageListenerContainer$AsyncMessageListenerInvoker.executeOngoingLoop(DefaultMessageListenerContainer.java:1158)
billing_1      | 2020-06-18T14:06:55.832806838Z    at org.springframework.jms.listener.DefaultMessageListenerContainer$AsyncMessageListenerInvoker.run(DefaultMessageListenerContainer.java:1055)
billing_1      | 2020-06-18T14:06:55.832810204Z    at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:748)

How to convert or recover unreadable russian chars in log file so I could understand what is wrong with project?

A: The data seem to be double encoded. If you convert them from UTF-8 to CP1251 and interpret as UTF-8, they start to make sense:
$ echo При проверке | iconv -f utf8 -t cp1251
При проверке


On Aug 23, 2009, we got off I55 at Grenada, MS and scouted out the new Grenada Railway. Here we see the headquarters which served as the Amtrak station and division headquarters for the IC Grenada Subdivision.
Here we see one of the Montreal RS18s that make up the roster of the new Grenada Railway. Note that they were last owned by Ottawa Central Railway.
Here we see the other half of the Grenada Railway roster, a second Montreal RS18.
This string of units are power for the Grenada Railway as seen at the station in Grenada, MS on Feb 18, 2010.
This GE appears to have come from the UP.
This Bombardier built unit has a Canadian style wide nose.


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InspirationNewsRecent Articles
42% of Americans Ditch Two-Party System, Say Government is Biggest Problem
Alexander LightMarch 22, 2016
More people in the United States than ever are breaking away from the political duopoly by refusing to self-identify as either Democrat or Republican — and they now effectively comprise the true silent majority: Independents.
by Claire Bernish
According to a Gallup poll released Monday, for 2015, just 29% of respondents call themselves Democrats, while 26% identify as Republicans — but fully 42% say 'nay' to both parties and claim to be Independents, down only marginally from 43% last year.
Indeed, Independents as a group reached 40% of the population for the first time in 2011, and have comprised at least that percentage since then.
Before Gallup began polling by phone in 1988, "there were several years when the average percentage of Republican identifiers … was lower than 25%."
But for Democrats, that self-identification reached a 27-year low, down from the previous year's 30% — and because "data from 1951-1987 collected in person never found a yearly average Democratic identification less than 37%," it is "safe to conclude that the current 29% is also the lowest in Gallup polling history."
When pressed further, 16% of Independents admitted leaning Democratic and another 16% admitted a Republican tendency, evidencing the weight of the two-party system on voters' feelings, as Gallup pointed out, "because in most elections, voters are asked to choose a candidate from one of the two parties."
What could explain this virtual nadir in party identification? It's the gub'ment, stupid.
The Illuminati Will Always Win the Elections
Computer Programmer Testifies Under Oath He Coded Computers to Rig Elections
How the Voting System is Used to Enslave You to THIS Private Corporation
Noncompliance With a Broken System — Why I'm Not Voting (& Neither Should You)
For the second year in a row, exasperation with the government topped the U.S. populace's list of pressing grievances in a separate Gallup poll. They named it the nation's number one problem more often than the ubiquitous 'economy.'
In fact, of the last 15 years, the economy was the top complaint eight times — including each of the six years prior to the government, itself, taking first place in 2014.
With party fervor inevitably headed for a crescendo with the 2016 presidential race in full swing, perhaps the lackluster red and blue loyalty evidences the precursor to a shift.
Imagine the possibilities should this silently growing majority decide to cast votes outside the two-party platform.
Maybe, just maybe, these Independents have begun to see the duopoly for what it is — two sides of the same tarnished coin.
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Heart Shape of Lake Hussain Sagar Hyderabad-Telangana
One of the biggest man made heart shape of lake in Hyderabad, it interfaces the twin urban communities of Hyderabad and Secunderabad. Hussain Sagar was developed on a tributary of the Musi River by a designer Hussain Shah Wali amid Ibrahim Quli Qutub Shah's reign in 1562. It is a sprawling and broad simulated lake, which holds water lastingly. The lake additionally has an enchanting promenade that bends over a bustling lane today. Buddha Statue is placed in the middle of Hussain Sagar Lake.
From times immemorial, lakes were a wellspring of drinking water furthermore for some experience filled game exercises. Hussain Sagar Lake is point of interest fascination that is an image of the Tourism capability of Hyderabad, the capital of Telangana state.
Similarly, Boating and Water Sports is a standard element of Hussain Sagar Lake. The division of tourism works consistent sailing offices at this immense lake, considered one of Asia's biggest man-made lakes. There are diverse sorts of sculling offices offered here.
To encounter the ideal adrenaline surge, one can take up speed sailing on present day water crafts, that are all around kept up. Furnished with wellbeing parameters like life coats and floats, the excite of cruising through a speedboat on Hussain Sagar Lake is an unparalleled affair. One can jumble the lake with the assistance of specialists at the sculling office here, the ascending of waves amid the fast voyage making the experience all the more advantageous. These water crafts can be employed and boarded from the Lumbini stop area, an amusement stop worked for children and a most loved joint for families to de-worry amid the ends of the week.
General Boats
Working at an ideal speed, one can appreciate the charming environs of Hussain Sagar with general paddling vessels and diesel worked ones, which takes you to various corners of the lake, securely. Sightseers are spotted frequently amid nighttimes attempting to lock onto a watercraft for appreciating a fun ride. The nightfall on the lake while going on a pontoon is a delightful affair.
The bureau of Tourism offers a voyage office, which is an immense draw with visitor and revelers. The voyage additionally can likewise be profited for corporate appointments, weddings and different events. A magnificent voyage on lake's peaceful waters in the heart of Hyderabad on a wonderful night, observe Hussain Sagar Lake has earned a place in the hearts of vacationers going by Hyderabad. The 48 seated Launch and so on additionally offers offices for starlit supper on board and is perfect for private gatherings. A water body like Hussain Sagar is viewed as uncommon on the grounds that without shorelines, one can practically encounter a comparable vibe on this lake. The dispatch makes it more exceptional. Appointments are made ahead of time, so in the event that you are making arrangements for a decent night for your gathering, then pick up the pace to book your most loved space!
Hussain Sagar Lake is likewise home to the yachting and cruising clubs that are dynamic all round the year. The yearly regatta at the lake draws many games people from everywhere throughout the nation. The regatta rivalries, highlighting pleasant lake with brilliant yachts s on the shining waters is again extremely well known with individuals.
The boats and the dispatch are operated from Lumbini Park. From here one can visit celebrated stone monument of Lord Buddha introduced at the focal point of the lake on a structure called 'Shake of Gibraltar'. The Buddha statue weighing 350 tons stands 16 meter tall amidst the Hussain Sagar Lake. The statue is made totally with white stone and is among the tallest statues on the planet. Cruising in the waters, visitors get entranced by the sparkling lights outlining the lake and a superb perspective of Birla Mandir. From the focal point of the lake, the all encompassing perspective of Hyderabad's scene is an unquestionable requirement see. One can likewise appreciate an alternate view from the opposite side of the lake near Sanjeevayya stop.
The best time to visit the Hussain Sagar Lake is amid the cooler months from October to March, when the climate is satisfying. In any case, amid summers, the water of the lake gives a lovely environment, which is perfect for drifting and a pleasurable night visit. An immaculate place for some recreation and fun!
The Boating is open on all days expect national holidays.
Timings are 08:00AM to 10:00PM
No Entry fee for Hussain Sagar Lake
Mechanised Boat per Adult Rs. 55/-
Jet Ski Boat per Person Rs. 250/-
Jet Ski Boat per Couple Rs. 300/-
Rajahamsa Boat (For Minimum 5 Persons) Rs. 100/-
Para Sailing per Person Rs. 400/-
Address: Tank bund road, Hyderabad, Telangana- 500004.
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A polder is an area of land reclaimed from sea or marsh; the term is generally used in connection with reclaimed land in the Netherlands, and to a lesser extent Belgium and Germany. The area is reclaimed after a dyke (embankment) has been constructed to surround it, and the water pumped out. The surface level of polderland is generally below sea-level.
Polders have been made in the Netherlands since the medieval period - Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport is constructed on a polder finally drained in the 19th century - but a major programme of reclamation was begun in the 20th century. An enclosing dike, the 20 mile long Afsluitsdijk, was built between 1927 and 1933 to close the mouth of the Zuiderzee, turning this former inlet of the North Sea into a lake. This allowed the construction of several very large polders in the newly formed IJsselmeer:
Wieringermeer: 1927-1930, 119 square miles
Noordoostpolder (North East Polder): 1937-1942, 273 square miles (including the former small islands of Schokland and Urk incorporated into the polder)
Oost-Flevoland (East Flevoland): completed 1957
Zuid-Flevoland (South Flevoland): completed 1968
Oost- and Zuid-Flevoland form one landmass, with an area of 659 square miles; it is the largest artificial island in the world. Together with the Noordoostpolder, they form the province of Flevoland, created in 1986.
A further large polder in the IJsselmeer was projected: the Markerwaard (approximately 275 square miles). The enclosing dyke was completed in 1976, but completion of the scheme was suspended on cost grounds, since supplemented by environmental concerns. The enclosed water area is known as the Markermeer.
Noordoostpolder (in English): http://www.noordoostpolder.nl/content.jsp?objectid=14184
Flevoland: http://www.flevoland.to/english/flevoland.html
Retrieved from "https://conservapedia.com/index.php?title=Polder&oldid=1310001"


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[Update: Nokia 5.1 Plus too] HMD releases kernel source code for the Nokia 7.1 and Nokia 6.1 Plus
Aatif Sumar
2019/01/12 1:55am PDT Jan 12, 2019
ROMs & Modding
Update 1: 2019/01/12 1:58am PST
The Nokia 5.1 Plus' source code has been released as well. You can grab it from the same page below, or directly from this link.
The Nokia 7.1 and 6.1 Plus are mid-range Android One devices that were recently updated to Android 9.0 Pie. Following the update, HMD Global has published their kernel source code on its website.
HMD Global releases the kernel source code for its devices as per the terms of the various open source licenses it uses. Since most Nokia smartphones can't be bootloader unlocked (the Nokia 8 being the exception), so far there isn't much custom ROM developers can do with the source code.
If HMD Global allows the rest of its Android phones to be bootloader unlocked too, it might just make them a more attractive option for the enthusiast crowd, who want to be able to run their favorite custom ROMs on their smartphones. And though the manufacturer is currently doing a good job of keeping its devices updated, if that support's ever to slow down, it sure would be nice to have the ability to root and unlock — just in case.
If you fancy a peek at the kernel source code, you can use these direct links for the Nokia 7.1 and Nokia 6.1 Plus, with source code for all Nokia smartphones found here.
Update 1: 2019/01/12 1:58am PST by Rita El Khoury
End of Update
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Google Pay finally allows names to be assigned to cards
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09-18-2015: Dennis Ball, Candidate for the 2016 American Party Of America Presidential nomination, featured by local Fox affiliate KFFT.
"Presidential long shot hopes to do big things..."
American Party Of America Highlighted!
Dennis Andrew Ball, AOA Candidate for Nomination for President, Capital Rotunda, Little Rock, Arkansas.
Mr. Ball gave his take on a variety of topics impacting the economy and social ills in America and the World, with candid, factual answers.
03-11-2015: Ball Stops in Branson!
2016-02-02 Dennis Andrew Ball introduces the AoA to Dan Rea on CBS Boston radio program "Nightside" Click here for excerpts of that Program ...including discussion of the impact of Third Party candidates.
07-10-2015: Dennis Ball, Candidate for 2016 American Party Of America Presidential nomination, at the California State Capital. Ball noted that the current brand of American Leadership "cannot be sustained in the midst of crisis after crisis it either creates or allows to be created on their watch. Our Children will pay...if this direction is left uncorrected."
07-10-2015: Dennis Ball, Candidate for 2016 American Party Of America Presidential nomination, held Press at the California State Capital, July 10, 2015.
started in Iowa earlier this year.


FACT: Body mass index, or BMI, is a good starting to point to determine if you're in shape because it is a simple number that takes into account both height and weight. (You can easily check your BMI using a calculator). But it isn't perfect—far from it.
FACT: Yo-yo dieting can strain the heart, cause gallstones, and disturb your metabolism. It's better to adopt a healthy diet and exercise program and lose weight steadily—experts generally recommend a pound a week—than to crash diet and shed tons of weight, only to rapidly gain it back.
FACT: Sure they look good, but those skinny people may not be any healthier than heavier people—particularly if they have a cigarette hanging from their lips.
FACT: Not all fat is created equal. New research suggests that even if two people are equally overweight, one may be much healthier than the other.


The lack of information about where the new flights will be is emerging as a key criticism of the Department for Transport's current consultation into the third runway at Heathrow. Commonsense would suggest that flight paths should be an integral part of any consultation on any new runway. After all, most people are pretty agnostic about a new runway. They only get interested if they hear that the runway will mean flights or more flights over their homes. Yet read the Department's consultation document or go to one of its public exhibitions and information about flight paths is missing.
I'm not sure this is a deliberate plot to minimize the opposition to a third runway by withholding flight path information from people. It is more the result of very bad timing. The third runway consultation is being run in parallel to a national consultation on air space policy. The latter is being driven by a worldwide plan to modernize and make more efficient use of airspace. This would save the airlines money, time and fuel as well as cutting their climate change emissions. Also, it would allow airports to operate more flexibly and effectively. The consultation is asking for views on the principles which should inform airspace policy – for example, should flight paths be concentrated or dispersed; how much importance do people attach to respite; what would meaningful respite would look like.
And therein lies the problem for the third runway consultation. Until these key principles have been decided neither the Department for Transport (DfT) nor Heathrow can know for sure where the new flight paths for a third runway will be. Indeed, they cannot predict what will happen to flight paths even if Heathrow remains a two-runway airport.
So why, you might reasonably ask, did the DfT not consult on airspace policy well before the consultation on the third runway? The civil servants were keen to do so. Ministers, maybe understandably but unfortunately, have spent the last two years so focused on the toxic question of where a new runway should go that they allowed a backlog of other matters to build up.
Heathrow Airport itself is planning to start consulting in the autumn on the principles behind any flight path changes and to involve local communities in the process. And in 2018 flight paths will form part of its detailed plans for a third runway if Parliament approves the new runway.
Through no fault of Heathrow this will be the first time that many, many people will be aware that a third runway flight path could affect them. I suspect there will be real anger. The fact is Ministers, by refusing to sort out flight path policy well in advance of the consultation, have caused an unholy mess.
The DfT appointed the former judge, Sir Jeremy Sullivan, to ensure the third runway consultation was fair and reasonable. I trust he will have a few choice words for ministers on the absence of flight paths when he submits his report on the process in early summer.


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£10,000 GRANT FOR THE PHILIPPA PROJECT FROM JERWOOD CHARITABLE FOUNDATION
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"I'm delighted to be able to announce that the Trustees of the Jerwood Charitable Foundation have agreed to support the Philippa Project with our first grant of £10,000. The grant will go towards our next research and development period in December this year where our writer and director, Pia Furtado will have the opportunity to work with a full creative team of actors and musicians to move the Philippa Project forwards.
This grant represents a significant step forward in the development of the Philippa Project, but also of the Abram Wilson Foundation. We have spent the last two years working on articulating the vision of the Abram Wilson Foundation and bringing together a team of highly respected industry and arts education professionals on which we rely for advice, assistance and support. They include our Trustees, Advisory Board and Education Committee who together are enabling us to achieve our mission to help people going through a challenging or transitional period in their lives discover their greatness through creative projects."
– Jennie Cashman Wilson, CEO & Founder of the Abram Wilson Foundation
"Jerwood Charitable Foundation had a strong relationship with Abram Wilson during his lifetime. He was twice independently selected to take part in our funded programmes, as a Jerwood Rising Star at Cheltenham Jazz Festival and for the prestigious Take Five artist development scheme run by Serious Music. He went on to have close personal ties with the Jerwood family of organisations; he performed at the opening of the Jerwood Space's rooftop extension and at the retirement party of our Administrative Director.
In considering the approach from the Abram Wilson Foundation for financial support, we were excited to invest in a project that had begun with Abram's research into the life of Philippa Schuyler. We too found her story compelling and agreed that it was a rich source of material for a music theatre production, with the wonderful backbone of Abram's own original compositions. Our grant of £10,000 will allow a strong creative team, led by composer Alphonso Home and director Pia Furtado, to further develop the script and score in November and December of this year.
Our Trustees were also keen to support Abram Wilson Foundation's first venture as it sets out its creative vision and an ambitious set of aims to help people make transitions at crucial points in their lives. This project is a statement of intent for the quality and profile of the company's work. Jerwood Charitable Foundation's grant for The Philippa Project marks our close connection to Abram and moreover we were delighted to make this award which so directly corresponds with our charitable priorities.
We commend the Abram Wilson Foundation…both for the integrity of its creative processes and for its potential to engage and inspire audiences."
– Shonagh Manson, Director and Jon Opie, General Manager of the Jerwood Charitable Foundation
About the Philippa Project
The Philippa Project was initiated by Abram Wilson in 2011 and is inspired by the true-life story of Philippa Schuyler and Kathryn Talalay's book Composition in Black and White. Philippa was a mixed race classical piano prodigy, born in Harlem in 1931 who traveled the world as a concert pianist, composer and writer until her life was cut tragically short in Vietnam in 1967.
Before Abram passed away, he composed and toured music inspired by different stages of Philippa's life and had begun work on a jazz-theatre production with award winning multi-disciplinary director, Pia Furtado, funded by Arts Council England.
With the support of the Jerwood Foundation we are moving towards creating a suspense-driven live-jazz theatrical event which sets out to unravel some of the truths about Philippa's extraordinary life. It will combine the joie de vivre and playful improvisation of a jazz gig with music by Abram Wilson and verbatim text drawn from Philippa's archival materials.
We will deliver our first R&D session in December 2014.
Writer and Director – Pia Furtado
Building on an initial research and development phase in May 2012 with Abram, and two small scale research and development periods earlier this year, we will work with a company of eight highly skilled musicians and actors who we have identified as either emerging or mid career artists. They will be led by writer and director, Pia Furtado.
Pia Furtado is an award winning-multidisciplinary London-based freelance director and founder of The Theory of Everything who began working on the Philippa Project with Abram in 2011. She works across theatrical disciplines specialising in new work, Shakespeare, verse, dramaturgy and forms that involve music. She has received critical acclaim for a range of productions including Dirty Great Love Story which was the winner of a Fringe First Award in 2012; Werther, Scottish Opera, 2013; Susanna, Iford Arts Opera, 2012; L'Elisir D'Amore, Holland Park Opera, 2013; Acis & Galatea, Iford Arts Festival in 2013; Nicked, Hightide Festival, 2011; and Cautionary Tales, Opera North Education in 2011.
www.piafurtado.com
Jerwood Charitable Foundation (JCF)
JCF is dedicated to imaginative and responsible funding of the arts, with a particular focus on supporting emerging talent and excellence. They aim for their funding to allow artists and arts organisations to thrive; to continue to develop their skills, imagination and creativity with integrity. They proactively seek and initiate projects with outstanding organisations and individuals across the UK.
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Looking at life in the void
Interview by Becky Ohlsen
Quirky science writer Mary Roach opens up about her latest book to tackle the curiosities of the human body and the bizarre world of scientific discovery.
Can I have your job please?
You may definitely have these parts of it: self-doubt, anxiety, unanswered email to researchers, access issues, nasty reviews. I will wrap those right up for you with a big bright bow! The rest of it, we'll have to work out some kind of time-share. I'm pretty fond of it.
OK, for real: What would you pack for a trip to Mars?
Extra lip balm, because things are always floating away and getting lost on spaceships (and because I'm a lip balm addict). A bottle of hot sauce. A full e-book reader. Earplugs. Patience.
What would you miss the most during an extended space mission?
My husband Ed, my stepdaughters, my friends, our home, the usual Hallmark stuff. Food: al pastor tacos from my favorite Fruitvale taco truck, Vietnamese pho soup, fresh snap peas that taste like the Earth. Privacy, sex. Smells: jasmine and honeysuckle in bloom, meat grilling, asphalt after it rains. Sounds: the surf, thunder, the wind in trees, birds. The comforting monotony of the known world.
What surprised you the most about space exploration and the world of zero-G research?
Having spent 10 glorious minutes in weightlessness, I was very surprised to learn that astronauts often tire of this state. They complain that you can't set anything down without it floating away, that their hands float up and get in their way. To me it was the most delightful, exhilarating experience I've ever had. To them it's a bother! Similarly, it surprised me to learn that one of the biggest problems of living in space long-term is boredom. One of the Apollo astronauts commented that he "should have brought some crossword puzzles."
I was also surprised to learn about the bed-rest facility at UT Galveston—where NASA pays people to lie in bed 24/7 (to mimic zero gravity and study its effects on the body). When you don't stress your bones and muscles, the body starts to dismantle them. Let it go long enough, as on a two-year Mars mission, and you'd get the sort of muscle and bone atrophy that a quadriplegic faces.
Given all the time you spend pondering the human body, do you ever gross yourself out while researching a book?
As an author, I'm usually an observer, and my sense of curiosity overrules any feelings of disgust. I can watch anything. But if you hand the scalpel or forceps over to me, that's when I start to lose it. The other night my husband asked me to tweeze a rogue back hair (on him, not me), and for some reason I struggled with this. David Sedaris once defined love as the ability to pop a pustule on his boyfriend Hugh's buttock, and I have to say I agree with that definition.
I'd imagine your books attract an interesting crowd—are there any fan stories you'd like to share?
My books attract the most wonderful, smart, funny, quirky people. My readers are all people you'd want to be seated next to at a dinner party. I love them. It's rare that someone unsavory contacts me or comes to a talk. Though I did once get an email from France, from a man who asked me about the best way to dispose of a body. I wrote back, "Pierre, have you killed someone?" He didn't reply.
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Leonardo DiCaprio Adds Best Actor Oscar to His Art Collection
The statue will go nicely with the actor's formidable art collection.
Sarah Cascone, February 29, 2016
Actor Leonardo DiCaprio accepts the award for Best Actor in The Revenant on stage at the 88th Oscars on February 28, 2016 in Hollywood, California.
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Actor Leonardo DiCaprio and director Alejandro González Iñárritu pose with their Best Actor and Best Director Oscars for The Revenant in the press room during the 88th Annual Academy Awards at Loews Hollywood Hotel on February 28, 2016 in Hollywood, California.
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Over twenty years after his first nomination, Leonardo DiCaprio was award Best Actor Oscar at the 88th Academy Awards on February 28. Now he can add the iconic golden statuette to his impressive art collection.
The honor recognized the actor's work in The Revenant, Alejandro González Iñárritu's western thriller, in which DiCaprio plays a man left for dead in wilderness. The film picked up awards for Best Cinematography and Best Director, the second year in row Iñárritu was honored, but lost out for best picture to Spotlight.
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DiCaprio had previously been nominated for Best Actor for roles in The Aviator (2005), Blood Diamond (2007), and The Wolf of Wall Street (2014), and for a Best Supporting Actor for 1993's What's Eating Gilbert Grape.
In recent years, the actor has become a regular on the art fair scene in New York; in 2015, DiCaprio was spotted snapping up work at PULSE and scarfing down pizza at Frieze. Later in the year, he stopped by the Mike Kelley opening at New York's Hauser & Wirth, and cut the line to enter Exploded Fortress of Solitude. He also bought at $250,000 Walton Ford painting at a charity auction for endangered turtles.
His love art may stem in part from his father, George DiCaprio, a former comic book artist who he thanked in his acceptance speech. The actor dedicated his acceptance speech, however, to another passion, calling viewers to support an environmentalist cause.
"Climate change is real, it is happening right now," said DiCaprio. "It is the most urgent threat facing our entire species, and we need to work collectively together and stop procrastinating."
Actor Leonardo DiCaprio poses with his Best Actor award for the Revenant as he arrives to the 2016 Vanity Fair Oscar Party in Beverly Hills, California on February 28, 2016.
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The stirring remarks were hardly a surprise coming from the activist actor, who has been supporting conservation efforts through his Leonardo DiCaprio Foundation since 1998. The organization's most recent gala in St. Tropez, France, sold $40 million in art to benefit the cause.
This past July, DiCaprio announced plans to donate $15 million to a number of organizations working on environmental projects. Last year, he also gifted Solar Reserve (Tonopah, Nevada), a massive installation by John Gerrard, to the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, and co-chaired LACMA's annual Art + Film gala, where Iñárritu was honored along with James Turrell.
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When considering what to write as we enter 2010, I've been overwhelmed by the multitude of topics. It's as if when we enter a new year, I can't help but evaluate every aspect of my life, searching for ways to improve. Is this normal? Am I neurotic? Well even if I am, it cannot be helped. This is what I do.
As this blog is titled Mamma Vintage, I think I will address my motherly resolution for the New Year . . .
It seems that two guaranteed aspects of maternal life are guilt and the questioning of our own abilities in our role as mothers. Should I put him in preschool? Is he getting all of his nutrition? Should we vaccinate? Is he watching too much TV? How will he recall his childhood? Will he remember the wonderful memories I try to create for him or will he only recall the times I lost my temper?
Raising children is a very daunting task. Just think about it. You are raising children. Little people who are your entire responsibility to raise into healthy, happy, well-balanced, intelligent, moral adults. I can feel myself begin to panic if I just reflect on that too much.
I am the perfect mother . . . for my children.
I was given my children for a reason. NO ONE could mother them better than I can. I know them better than anyone else in the world and Jason and I love them more than anyone else in the world.
And it is in the harbor of these comforting thoughts that I am more able to fulfill my potential as a mother. I stop doubting myself so much and I begin trusting my instincts more. With this confidence, I am more able to be creative in my parenting rather than be hindered by my own insecurities.
Am I a perfect mother? Of course not. But when I believe in my potential, I am much more effective.
There are definitely areas I need to improve in. I will confess, I yell too much. When I have one child who refuses to stop whining at me because he is sooo hungry and wants the meal that I am currently preparing NOW and decides to win over my attention by tackling the cat while another child needs to be bathed again because his hair is saturated with urine from playing with his privates while going to the bathroom and the bathroom that I just cleaned is now sprayed with his pee, yes, I might be inclined to yell. Weird, huh?
Nothing has taught me patience like motherhood. To try and stay calm during these times is freakishly difficult, requiring seemingly superpower strength.
On the other hand, on a frazzled day, I actually have had to tell myself repeatedly that there is no crying over spilled milk. Even if it is the fifth glass.
My best friend says I'm unflappable. This year I want to extend that trait over to motherhood.


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Responsive Design for Apps — Part 3
Written by Jason Grigsby on March 28, 2013
This is Part 3 in a series about Responsive Design for Apps. Part 1 talks about why responsive design for apps is inevitable. Part 2 presents a case study in redesigning a desktop app to be responsive and the interfaces in Part 2 are instructive when comparing them to the screenshots in this post.
After working on the expense reimbursement form app, I realized that the end result was very similar to what Apple and Microsoft are doing in trying to provide a cohesive experience across devices.
Desktop operating systems are leading the way
One of the big shifts that both Apple and Microsoft have undertaken has been to incorporate the lessons that they've learned from mobile and start to apply them to their desktop operating systems.
The features of OS X Lion centered on innovation from iOS being taken "Back to the Mac" and Mountain Lion continued that trend.
While Apple has taken a gradual approach, Microsoft has made a radical shift by taking the design developed for Windows Phone 7, formerly called the Metro UI, and applying it to all devices.
We're seeing how both Apple and Microsoft are reusing patterns across all their devices and how those patterns have their roots in the mobile design. As I mentioned in Responsive Design for Apps — Part 1, it is much easier to go from something designed for small screens and touch and adapt it to large screens with keyboard and mouse than it is to go in the opposite direction.
Let's take a look at Apple's Mail App as an example.
iPhone Mail App: Nested Doll Design Pattern
The iPhone's Mail App uses what Rachel Hinman described as the nested doll design pattern in her book The Mobile Frontier: A Guide for Designing Mobile Experiences.
Rachel writes:
Mobile experiences that employ the nested doll pattern are all about funneling users to detailed content…It's a pattern that has a strong sense of forward/back movement.
You can see pattern in action in this screenshot of the iPhone's Mail App:
There are thousands of apps that use this same design pattern.
iPad Mail App: Bento Box
The Mail App on iPad uses a different design pattern—one that Rachel describes as the Bento Box pattern:
Just like a bento box from a Japanese restaurant, this pattern carves up the surface area of a mobile device's screen into small compartments, each portion contributing to the overall experience. This pattern is a good way to express sets of information that are strongly related to each other, and it is more commonly used on tablets than smartphone experiences.
You can see how the selection of information on the left side of the screen affects what is visible on the right side in the example below:
One of the things to notice in the screenshot above is that the panel on the left is still acting like the nested doll pattern until an individual email is selected. Once a single email is selected, the details of the email show up on the right.
In fact, the left panel is almost exactly the same both in look and experience as the iPhone version of the app. The panel is even the same width as the iPhone screens. The only difference is that the panel has become taller to fit the size of the screen.
Looking at the Mail App in portrait orientation on the iPad finds a similar pattern:
Again, the nested dolls pattern exists, but is now operating inside a pull down menu instead of in a left panel. And again, the size of the panel is consistent with the width utilized on the iPhone, but the height has been adjusted to take advantage of the larger screen.
Mail App on Mac
I'm not sure what to call the design pattern on the Mac version of the Mail App. We can see the same patterns that we saw on iPhone and iPad have been extended to take advantage of the fact that there is more available screen real estate.
The mail accounts and folder screens have be combined into a single view on this screen. The nested doll pattern is gone. But the email list and view an email screens are almost exactly the same as what we saw on the iOS devices.
The similarities between all three versions of the apps are striking.
How different is the Mail App from a Responsive Design?
When I look at the way Apple's Mail App uses the same elements across the different screen sizes, I see many similarities to responsive design. While the design is probably more accurately described as an adaptive layout because of the multiple fixed sizes, it seems pretty clear how the Mail App design could easily become responsive if necessary.
Were I to rebuild Apple's Mail App as a responsive design, I would start with the mobile screens as modules. Then as the screen got bigger, I'd use something akin to the AJAX include pattern to bring more modules into view.
And in fact, this is what we have in mind for the expense reimbursement form that I discussed in Part 2. It starts with a nested doll pattern design pattern that shifts to a bento box pattern as the screen gets bigger.
The future of web design
I believe this is where we will be heading not only for apps, but also for web pages as well. We're going to evolve beyond designing pages to building discrete building blocks (or modules) that are inherently responsive unto themselves. Then we'll build systems and rules that define when and where those modules are pulled into the page and displayed.
This is one of the reasons why I think JavaScript UI frameworks will follow the lead of Apple and Microsoft and start to seek consistency between their mobile and desktop frameworks. If the widgets in these frameworks were designed to be responsive and accommodate different inputs, then they would be ideal building blocks for a responsive app.
How we build the systems to pull in the necessary building blocks will shift from project to project. I suspect many will use solutions like the aforementioned AJAX Include pattern to dynamically add modules to a page based on screen size and capabilities. But some may require device experiences or RESS-based solutions.
But regardless of the techniques used, I firmly believe we will be building apps that are responsive in nature. As Stephanie Rieger said, "choosing responsiveness, as a characteristic shouldn't necessarily define the wider implementation approach".
Responsiveness for apps is inevitable
When I look at the landscape of devices and the diversity within form factors, I find it inconceivable that even solutions built around delivering different code to different form factors won't also find it important to be responsive.
The lines are blurring so quickly now that when we design web apps, we need to take into consideration how that app will respond to different screen sizes and inputs even if the app isn't built exclusively using the three main technical pieces of responsive design (media queries, fluid grids and flexible images).
So it's time to give up our collective hallucination and embrace the inherent nature of the web for apps as well as for pages.
These aren't easy problems to solve and the implementation may require more than "pure" responsive design, but when we do take the time to think about our apps in a responsive manner, we build better, more future-friendly solutions for everyone.
Jason Grigsby is one of the co-founders of Cloud Four, Mobile Portland and Responsive Field Day. He is the author of Progressive Web Apps from A Book Apart. Follow him at @grigs.
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We're going to evolve beyond designing pages to building discrete building blocks (or modules) that are inherently responsive unto themselves. Then we'll build systems and rules that define when and where those modules are pulled into the page and displayed.
Nailed it. I want to be able to build independent components, drop them in (or have a system drop them in) anywhere (sidebar, main column, whatever) and have them automagically adapt to their environment.
We're not there yet, but I can't wait for the day!
Brad Frost
Android native SDK has been providing "drop them in" adaptive UI components based on input type, screen width & density for a freakin' long time now (2.1+, more or less 3 years ago now).
This is actually something native SDKs are way more advanced than any web components library out there imho
Remi Grumeau
These patterns have existed for years in Android and have proper names already.
Ben Nash
>These patterns have existed for years in Android and have proper names already.
Ben (or any other knowledgeable person), could you provide a link to a page that lists these patterns with their names?
Great article Jason! I totally see this type of accordionish + conditionally loaded content + off-canvas fusion into adaptive web design to be the way at the moment. I was working on a social web based application utilizing similar principles. Logical and UX oriented. Makes sense.
YOU are the MAN!
Joe Snell
I can't see the point of making up your own silly name for a pattern that has been used for decades, it's called Master-Detail and it's nothing new. This very thing makes me challenge your understanding of traditional application design patterns. It's hard to take anything you write seriously after reading that.
Luca Candela
Thanks Luca for the pointer the Master-Detail design pattern. FWIW, I didn't come up with the names. I was referencing a book on mobile patterns. And I never claimed to be a UX person or design patterns expert.
I'm sorry you can't take anything seriously after this. But frankly, you interrupted a beautiful and fun Easter with your comment. It was like the Easter bunny brought coal this year.
So perhaps we'd both be better off if you didn't take what I write so seriously in the future. 🙂
Jason Grigsby
Agreed, those on-the-spot names were also atrocious.
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DroNepal: Young engineers' quest to use UAVs for development
Diwakar Pyakurel
A picture of a Nepali village captured by a drone.
After the magnitude 7.6 earthquake rattled Nepal on April 25, 2015, security personnel and locals spent weeks in rescuing the injured. The rescue work could not gather pace because they did not have a birdseye view of far-flung areas.
Engineer Darpan Pudasaini, who was developing robots to meet various practical needs, was aware that drones could make the rescue works quicker. "I felt helpless because I did not have the equipment, nor the team to use my knowledge," he says.
However, the incident triggered a business idea in Pudasaini to establish DroNepal, one of the country's pioneering drone companies with a mission to promote the use of drones in development works, including post-disaster management.
Bid to correct flawed development
Pudasaini says his company was born out of Engineering Adda, a loose network of robotics he co-founded with classmate Milan Karki in 2013. Students of Pokhara University's Nepal Engineering College, Pudasaini and Karki had convinced some government and nongovernment agencies as well as UN bodies to use robots in their day-to-day functioning.
"While working for Engineering Adda, we developed a keen interest in drones as its use would not be restricted to a single field. Consequently, our team acquired knowledge and skills to build drones on our own," Pudasaini shares his early plan, "But, we soon realised that we could not survive on building these machines as its users are few in the country. Therefore, we changed our focus to its diverse use."
In the first two years of its life, DroNepal has concentrated its efforts on using drones for surveys for infrastructure development projects. Pudasaini claims many development projects of the country are flawed because surveys which guide the construction works are inaccurate.
"Our country's terrain is quite rough, and it hinders accurate surveys," he clarifies, "Inaccurate surveys lead to construction errors. We can correct such errors by using drones in engineering survey works."
A DroNepal team member flies a drone for a survey.
Initially, the company engaged itself in the survey of various hydropower projects. The company has so far completed eight hydro projects while two others are ongoing. It has signed contracts with three more hydro projects.
The second benefit of drone surveying, after accuracy, is speed, according to Pudasaini. "Engineers walk for surveys, but drones fly," he says, "It also helps projects control costs."
Motivating local governments to go high-tech
After the completing of local level elections across the country in 2017, the company has been pushing local governments to use drones in development planning and implementation.
Because local governments are at the forefront of development works, the company believes that their engagement in the use of modern technologies can bring a significant change in Nepal's development landscape.
Therefore, it has been offering voluntary service to various local agencies. "We approached Gokarneshwar Municipality in Kathmandu with an offer of doing the whole urban planning for free. Once they agreed, Biratnagar Metropolitan City in Morang district contacted us to work with them," a happy Pudasaini shares, "We are doing a small project in Waling of Syangja district as well."
DroNepal team during the announcement of their partnership with Gokarenshwar Municipality.
Though the service it has been offering at some places is voluntary now, it would be financially beneficial for the company in the long run as the company can charge its clients for its equipment and services later, hopes the team.
However, motivating government officials to adopt new technologies has been a big challenge today. "More often than not, they do not understand why drones are better than human engineers for surveying. It takes some weeks, even months, to get the idea endorsed."
Drone school on the cards
Another challenge the company has faced is human resource crunch. While government officials are not friendly with the technology, engineering workforce available in the market is also not much familiar in processing data collected by drones.
But, as the use of these machines is most likely to go up in the future, Nepal also needs more skilled human resources. Therefore, DroNepal is planning to establish a drone school in Kathmandu soon, which is expected to conduct training programmes in a bid to produce a variety of human resources.
"Our new project will establish a connection between students and industries," Pudasaini explains, "Primarily, it will provide technical training for manufacturing, maintenance and operation of drones. At the same time, it will spread awareness among stakeholders and public about advantages of using the drone technology in various sectors."
A DroNepal team member demonstrates how a drone works to locals.
The entrepreneur claims that the school will kick off its operation within the next three months.
Ever-expanding business
The drone school is only one part of the projects the company is planning to launch soon.
"Our scope is wide. We are launching a partnership with the Department of Environment to use drones for the monitoring of air quality in Kathmandu," Pudasaini shares, "The Armed Police Force is exploring if it can use drones for patrolling and we are a consultant for the Force."
All the plans Pudasaini mentions suggest the company has an impressive business potential for the future.
"You don't need to wait for the future. The potential has already been proved," he says, "Four of us–I, Milan, Upendra Oli and Prabin Lamsal–launched the business two years ago by investing around Rs 400,000 and it returned in the very first year." Last year, the company topped an international drone competition to win software and hardware support worth USD 8,000 and it has become its valuable asset now.
Pudasaini hopes the business will boom in upcoming years.
"Till 2010, the one and only owner of drones in the world was the US Army. In a span of eight years, these machines have arrived at every nook and cranny across the world," he says, adding, "Further, Nepal is the best place to expand the industry. Thanks to its geographic variation, experiments conducted in Nepal can be applied to most parts of the world. Therefore, it can also attract foreign investors."
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Thursday, July 18th | 1 hour ago
Kiran Chemjong joins Indian club for the...
Sajha Yatayat gets Rs 3 billion to buy n...