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org.apache.catalina

Interface Session

All Known Subinterfaces:

ClusterSession

All Known Implementing Classes:

DeltaSession, DummyProxySession, StandardSession

public interface Session

A Session is the Catalina-internal facade for an
 HttpSession that is used to maintain state information
 between requests for a particular user of a web application.

Author:

Craig R. McClanahan

Field Summary

Fields

Modifier and Type
Field and Description

static String
SESSION_ACTIVATED_EVENT

The SessionEvent event type when a session is activated.

static String
SESSION_CREATED_EVENT

The SessionEvent event type when a session is created.

static String
SESSION_DESTROYED_EVENT

The SessionEvent event type when a session is destroyed.

static String
SESSION_PASSIVATED_EVENT

The SessionEvent event type when a session is passivated.

Method Summary

All Methods Instance Methods Abstract Methods

Modifier and Type
Method and Description

void
access()

Update the accessed time information for this session.

void
addSessionListener(SessionListener listener)

Add a session event listener to this component.

void
endAccess()

End access to the session.

void
expire()

Perform the internal processing required to invalidate this session,
 without triggering an exception if the session has already expired.

String
getAuthType()

long
getCreationTime()

long
getCreationTimeInternal()

String
getId()

String
getIdInternal()

long
getIdleTime()

long
getIdleTimeInternal()

long
getLastAccessedTime()

long
getLastAccessedTimeInternal()

Manager
getManager()

int
getMaxInactiveInterval()

Object
getNote(String name)

Iterator<String>
getNoteNames()

Principal
getPrincipal()

HttpSession
getSession()

long
getThisAccessedTime()

long
getThisAccessedTimeInternal()

boolean
isAttributeDistributable(String name,
                        Object value)

Does the session implementation support the distributing of the given
 attribute?

boolean
isValid()

void
recycle()

Release all object references, and initialize instance variables, in
 preparation for reuse of this object.

void
removeNote(String name)

Remove any object bound to the specified name in the internal notes
 for this session.

void
removeSessionListener(SessionListener listener)

Remove a session event listener from this component.

void
setAuthType(String authType)

Set the authentication type used to authenticate our cached
 Principal, if any.

void
setCreationTime(long time)

Set the creation time for this session.

void
setId(String id)

Set the session identifier for this session and notifies any associated
 listeners that a new session has been created.

void
setId(String id,
     boolean notify)

Set the session identifier for this session and optionally notifies any
 associated listeners that a new session has been created.

void
setManager(Manager manager)

Set the Manager within which this Session is valid.

void
setMaxInactiveInterval(int interval)

Set the maximum time interval, in seconds, between client requests
 before the servlet container will invalidate the session.

void
setNew(boolean isNew)

Set the isNew flag for this session.

void
setNote(String name,
       Object value)

Bind an object to a specified name in the internal notes associated
 with this session, replacing any existing binding for this name.

void
setPrincipal(Principal principal)

Set the authenticated Principal that is associated with this Session.

void
setValid(boolean isValid)

Set the isValid flag for this session.

void
tellChangedSessionId(String newId,
                    String oldId,
                    boolean notifySessionListeners,
                    boolean notifyContainerListeners)

Inform the listeners about the change session ID.

Field Detail

SESSION_CREATED_EVENT

static final String SESSION_CREATED_EVENT

The SessionEvent event type when a session is created.

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Constant Field Values

SESSION_DESTROYED_EVENT

static final String SESSION_DESTROYED_EVENT

The SessionEvent event type when a session is destroyed.

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Constant Field Values

SESSION_ACTIVATED_EVENT

static final String SESSION_ACTIVATED_EVENT

The SessionEvent event type when a session is activated.

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Constant Field Values

SESSION_PASSIVATED_EVENT

static final String SESSION_PASSIVATED_EVENT

The SessionEvent event type when a session is passivated.

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Constant Field Values

Method Detail

getAuthType

String getAuthType()

Returns:

the authentication type used to authenticate our cached
 Principal, if any.

setAuthType

void setAuthType(String authType)

Set the authentication type used to authenticate our cached
 Principal, if any.

Parameters:

authType - The new cached authentication type

getCreationTime

long getCreationTime()

Returns:

the creation time for this session.

getCreationTimeInternal

long getCreationTimeInternal()

Returns:

the creation time for this session, bypassing the session validity
 checks.

setCreationTime

void setCreationTime(long time)

Set the creation time for this session.  This method is called by the
 Manager when an existing Session instance is reused.

Parameters:

time - The new creation time

getId

String getId()

Returns:

the session identifier for this session.

getIdInternal

String getIdInternal()

Returns:

the session identifier for this session.

setId

void setId(String id)

Set the session identifier for this session and notifies any associated
 listeners that a new session has been created.

Parameters:

id - The new session identifier

setId

void setId(String id,
           boolean notify)

Set the session identifier for this session and optionally notifies any
 associated listeners that a new session has been created.

Parameters:

id - The new session identifier

notify - Should any associated listeners be notified that a new
                      session has been created?

getThisAccessedTime

long getThisAccessedTime()

Returns:

the last time the client sent a request associated with this
 session, as the number of milliseconds since midnight, January 1, 1970
 GMT.  Actions that your application takes, such as getting or setting
 a value associated with the session, do not affect the access time.
 This one gets updated whenever a request starts.

getThisAccessedTimeInternal

long getThisAccessedTimeInternal()

Returns:

the last client access time without invalidation check

See Also:

getThisAccessedTime()

getLastAccessedTime

long getLastAccessedTime()

Returns:

the last time the client sent a request associated with this
 session, as the number of milliseconds since midnight, January 1, 1970
 GMT.  Actions that your application takes, such as getting or setting
 a value associated with the session, do not affect the access time.
 This one gets updated whenever a request finishes.

getLastAccessedTimeInternal

long getLastAccessedTimeInternal()

Returns:

the last client access time without invalidation check

See Also:

getLastAccessedTime()

getIdleTime

long getIdleTime()

Returns:

the idle time (in milliseconds) from last client access time.

getIdleTimeInternal

long getIdleTimeInternal()

Returns:

the idle time from last client access time without invalidation check

See Also:

getIdleTime()

getManager

Manager getManager()

Returns:

the Manager within which this Session is valid.

setManager

void setManager(Manager manager)

Set the Manager within which this Session is valid.

Parameters:

manager - The new Manager

getMaxInactiveInterval

int getMaxInactiveInterval()

Returns:

the maximum time interval, in seconds, between client requests
 before the servlet container will invalidate the session.  A negative
 time indicates that the session should never time out.

setMaxInactiveInterval

void setMaxInactiveInterval(int interval)

Set the maximum time interval, in seconds, between client requests
 before the servlet container will invalidate the session.  A negative
 time indicates that the session should never time out.

Parameters:

interval - The new maximum interval

setNew

void setNew(boolean isNew)

Set the isNew flag for this session.

Parameters:

isNew - The new value for the isNew flag

getPrincipal

Principal getPrincipal()

Returns:

the authenticated Principal that is associated with this Session.
 This provides an Authenticator with a means to cache a
 previously authenticated Principal, and avoid potentially expensive
 Realm.authenticate() calls on every request.  If there
 is no current associated Principal, return null.

setPrincipal

void setPrincipal(Principal principal)

Set the authenticated Principal that is associated with this Session.
 This provides an Authenticator with a means to cache a
 previously authenticated Principal, and avoid potentially expensive
 Realm.authenticate() calls on every request.

Parameters:

principal - The new Principal, or null if none

getSession

HttpSession getSession()

Returns:

the HttpSession for which this object
 is the facade.

setValid

void setValid(boolean isValid)

Set the isValid flag for this session.

Parameters:

isValid - The new value for the isValid flag

isValid

boolean isValid()

Returns:

true if the session is still valid

access

void access()

Update the accessed time information for this session.  This method
 should be called by the context when a request comes in for a particular
 session, even if the application does not reference it.

addSessionListener

void addSessionListener(SessionListener listener)

Add a session event listener to this component.

Parameters:

listener - the SessionListener instance that should be notified
   for session events

endAccess

void endAccess()

End access to the session.

expire

void expire()

Perform the internal processing required to invalidate this session,
 without triggering an exception if the session has already expired.

getNote

Object getNote(String name)

Parameters:

name - Name of the note to be returned

Returns:

the object bound with the specified name to the internal notes
 for this session, or null if no such binding exists.

getNoteNames

Iterator<String> getNoteNames()

Returns:

an Iterator containing the String names of all notes bindings
 that exist for this session.

recycle

void recycle()

Release all object references, and initialize instance variables, in
 preparation for reuse of this object.

removeNote

void removeNote(String name)

Remove any object bound to the specified name in the internal notes
 for this session.

Parameters:

name - Name of the note to be removed

removeSessionListener

void removeSessionListener(SessionListener listener)

Remove a session event listener from this component.

Parameters:

listener - remove the sesion listener, which will no longer be
     notified

setNote

void setNote(String name,
             Object value)

Bind an object to a specified name in the internal notes associated
 with this session, replacing any existing binding for this name.

Parameters:

name - Name to which the object should be bound

value - Object to be bound to the specified name

tellChangedSessionId

void tellChangedSessionId(String newId,
                          String oldId,
                          boolean notifySessionListeners,
                          boolean notifyContainerListeners)

Inform the listeners about the change session ID.

Parameters:

newId - new session ID

oldId - old session ID

notifySessionListeners - Should any associated sessionListeners be
        notified that session ID has been changed?

notifyContainerListeners - Should any associated ContainerListeners
        be notified that session ID has been changed?

isAttributeDistributable

boolean isAttributeDistributable(String name,
                                 Object value)

Does the session implementation support the distributing of the given
 attribute? If the Manager is marked as distributable, then this method
 must be used to check attributes before adding them to a session and
 an IllegalArgumentException thrown if the proposed attribute is
 not distributable.

 Note that the Manager implementation may further restrict which
 attributes are distributed but a Manager level restriction should
 not trigger an IllegalArgumentException in
 HttpSession.setAttribute(String, Object)

Parameters:

name - The attribute name

value - The attribute value

Returns:

true if distribution is supported, otherwise false

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Special issue: The 14th International Symposium on Equatorial Aeronomy
Regular paper 06 Jun 2017
Regular paper | 06 Jun 2017
Studying the variability in the diurnal and seasonal variations in GPS total electron content over Nigeria
Victor Adetayo Eyelade et al.
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Solar-eclipse-induced perturbations at mid-latitude during the 21 August 2017 event
Bolarinwa J. Adekoya, Babatunde O. Adebesin, Timothy W. David, Stephen O. Ikubanni, Shola J. Adebiyi, Olawale S. Bolaji, and Victor U. Chukwuma
Ann. Geophys., 37, 171–182, https://doi.org/10.5194/angeo-37-171-2019,https://doi.org/10.5194/angeo-37-171-2019, 2019
We present the dynamics of perturbations during a solar eclipse using rare parameters for eclipse study. Reduction in solar radiation and natural gas heating are the cause of the observed changes. The use of the bottomside F-layer parameters to probe the topside ionosphere established their interrelationship. The implication is that eclipse-caused perturbation could be better explained using some ionosonde parameters.
Longitudinal variation of equatorial electrojet and the occurrence of its counter electrojet
A. Babatunde Rabiu, Olanike Olufunmilayo Folarin, Teiji Uozumi, Nurul Shazana Abdul Hamid, and Akimasa Yoshikawa
This work examined the longitudinal variability of the equatorial electrojet (EEJ) and the occurrence of its counter electrojet (CEJ) using the available records of the horizontal component H of the geomagnetic field simultaneously recorded in the year 2009 along the magnetic equator in South American, African, and Philippine sectors. Our results indicate that the EEJ and CEJ undergo longitudinal variability. More ground observation data points are required in the African equatorial zone.
Observations of equatorial ionization anomaly over Africa and Middle East during a year of deep minimum
Olawale Bolaji, Oluwafisayo Owolabi, Elijah Falayi, Emmanuel Jimoh, Afolabi Kotoye, Olumide Odeyemi, Babatunde Rabiu, Patricia Doherty, Endawoke Yizengaw, Yosuke Yamazaki, Jacob Adeniyi, Rafiat Kaka, and Kehinde Onanuga
Movement of plasma to higher latitudes by EIA is known to relate to eastward electric field/EEJ and thermospheric meridional neutral wind. Experiments from GPS measurements that unveil thermospheric meridional neutral wind effect on plasma transportation in the F region are very few compared with electric field/EEJ. This work includes examples of thermospheric meridional neutral wind effects on GPS TEC measurements and their roles in transportation of plasma compared to electric field/EEJ.
The transient variation in the complexes of the low-latitude ionosphere within the equatorial ionization anomaly region of Nigeria
A. B. Rabiu, B. O. Ogunsua, I. A. Fuwape, and J. A. Laoye
Nonlin. Processes Geophys., 22, 527–543, https://doi.org/10.5194/npg-22-527-2015,https://doi.org/10.5194/npg-22-527-2015, 2015
This paper describes chaos and dynamical complexity to reveal the state of the underlying dynamics of the ionosphere on a daily basis. This is to show the daily/transient variations of chaoticity and dynamical complexity so as to reveal the degree of changes that occur in the ionospheric process and dynamics from one day to another. This paper will point the space science community in the direction of the use of chaoticity and dynamical complexity as indices to describe the process and dynamics.
The longitudinal variability of equatorial electrojet and vertical drift velocity in the African and American sectors
E. Yizengaw, M. B. Moldwin, E. Zesta, C. M. Biouele, B. Damtie, A. Mebrahtu, B. Rabiu, C. F. Valladares, and R. Stoneback
Comparison of equatorial GPS-TEC observations over an African station and an American station during the minimum and ascending phases of solar cycle 24
A. O. Akala, G. K. Seemala, P. H. Doherty, C. E. Valladares, C. S. Carrano, J. Espinoza, and S. Oluyo
Ann. Geophys., 31, 2085–2096, https://doi.org/10.5194/angeo-31-2085-2013,https://doi.org/10.5194/angeo-31-2085-2013, 2013
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Akala, A. O., Oyeyemi, E. O., Somoye, E. O., Adeloye, A. B., and Adewale, A. O.: Variability of foF2 in the African equatorial ionosphere, Adv. Space Res., 45, 1311–1314, 2010.
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Q: How can I share a Data Source between multiple projects in Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Reporting Services and keep Visual Studio "Preview"? I have a solution that contains multiple reporting projects (one per target deployment folder - I think this is the only way to achieve this effect, at least until I abandon Visual Studio for report deployment).
I want to specify my data source information "once and only once" for all these reports.
So far, I have created a separate reporting project that contains my shared data source.  If I deploy things to a reporting server in the right order and offer sufficient prayers to appropriate gods, the reports seem to link up to the shared data source there and run (at least via the Report Manager in IE).
When I am developing a report, though, I can no longer "Preview" to try it out locally - I now must deploy it to a report server to try running it.  This is a hassle.
Is my only recourse to add a whole bunch of copies of a data source (pointing at my development database), one in each project, set those not to deploy off my machine, and (probably) exclude them from source control?

A: A technique (dirty trick?) I am playing with now is to copy my data source (.rds) into each project, close Visual Studio, then in the underlying files/folders:

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*Delete the copied .rds from my report projects (leaving only the one copy in my Data Sources project)

*In each report project's project file (Foo.rptproj), change the text of the Project.DataSources.ProjectItem.FullPath element from My Shared Data Source.rds to ..\Data Sources\My Shared Data Source.rds
This way all reporting projects reference the same underlying file on the filesystem, so they share a single data source definition, but each project also kind of has a "local" shared data source, so Visual Studio is kept happy.
Regarding source control: there is still only one copy of the .rds checked in, so we're not polluting the code base with lots of icky duplicates; the changes to the .rptproj files can be checked in, so we're not forcing developers into unnatural source-control gymnastics (selective partial commits etc.) to maintain a sane master copy.
Each reporting project will try to deploy this data source, though I've forbidden the overwriting of existing data sources on the server, so it's not too big a deal . . . and I suppose if I intended to overwrite the server's data source definition, it wouldn't really matter whether I overwrote it once or ten times with the same .rds.
Disclaimer: this is still an experiment.  I don't have experience using this technique in practice yet, so I can't go so far as to actually recommend it.

A: Woody,
What we have tended to do is:

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*On the server have a folder called "DataSources", which is hidden from the users. In there will be all of the data sources.

*For each reporting project in VS there will be a folder, also called "DataSources", but this time it will only contain the data source for this report.
As long as the folder structure is the same (i.e. report and data source have the same corresponding folder level on server and in VS) this seems to work for us.


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Gun show rolls on in shadow of recent shootings
First-time firearm purchasers on the rise at Lafayette gun show.
Gun show rolls on in shadow of recent shootings First-time firearm purchasers on the rise at Lafayette gun show. Check out this story on dailyworld.com: https://www.dailyworld.com/story/news/local/2015/08/09/gun-show-rolls-shadow-shooting-tragedy/31385931/
sdickerson@gannett.com Published 5:07 p.m. CT Aug. 9, 2015 | Updated 5:48 p.m. CT Aug. 9, 2015
Danny Carter, a firearms vendor, speaks to a customer at his booth during the Louisiana Gun & Knife Show at the Lafayette Event Center in Lafayette, Saturday, Aug. 8, 2015.(Photo: Paul Kieu, The Advertiser)
LAFAYETTE – Classic Arms Productions' August Lafayette Gun and Knife Show was business as usual, despite the rash of gun violence in the city.
Sondra Bean-Hewitt, spokesperson for the show, said there hasn't been any real pushback from the public as the show opened Saturday, only two weeks after the shooting at the Grand 16 Theatre and in the wake of four unsolved shooting deaths in North Lafayette.
"It's been a good turnout if not better than usual," Bean-Hewitt said. "With a lot of smaller towns, you don't know what the turnout might be, but Lafayette is always consistent."
She said the August gun show is typically more popular than the show in April. The company puts on six gun shows in Lafayette, as well as shows in Mississippi and Texas.
Thousands of firearms were on display for purchase this weekend, as well as knives of all sizes, tasers, pocket knives, various types of pepper spray and other means of personal security.
Keith Addison, a vendor at the show, said one of the best parts is that vendors can give you expert advice on personal safety.
"You can talk to people who know how the laws work here and get good guidance on issues you have questions on," he said.
On July 23, John Russel Houser opened fire during a showing of "Trainwreck" at the Grand Theatre on Johnston Street, killing two and injuring nine before taking his own life.
Houser, despite having mental issues, was able to purchase a gun from a pawn shop in Alabama. Because he wasn't forcefully admitted by a judge to a mental facility, his background check came back clear when he purchased the weapon he used in the shooting last month.
"It's not the guns; it's our mental health system," Bean-Hewitt said. "Something needs to be changed where a family member can say a relative shouldn't be able to buy a gun."
Gun vendor Beverly Waggenspack agreed.
"The government doesn't need to create more gun-control laws, they just need to enforce the ones we already have," she said. "All these shooters are mentally ill, and I don't think the government is helping."
This year, four men — Scottie Alfred, Aman Bob, Aaron Brooks Jr. and Damien Anthony Champ — have died from gunshot wounds in North Lafayette. Police in the city are urging anyone with information on the unsolved homicides to come forward.
In Louisiana, all you need to buy a firearm is to fill out a form, present a current state driver's license and pass a background check. Anyone who can do those things can walk out of the show with a firearm.
"I have seen a lot of new faces," concealed-holster seller John Carswell said. "Sometimes, unfortunately, there has to be a tragedy for people to realize they need to protect themselves."
Lynn Johnson was one of those new faces. She said the Grand Theatre shooting was a contributing factor in the decision to buy her first handgun.
"I'm buying a gun today for personal protection," she said as she completed a handgun purchase. "I have to protect myself.
"I just hope I never have to use it."
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Q: Create Android Service from React (with android native call) I have created a native package with a native module which extends "ReactContextBaseJavaModule". From here i can create methods inside this package and call them from react native.
What i want is that inside this module i can create a method which creates an Android Service passing some arguments, then the Service will create a thread with the passing argument , do stuff and return the result to javascript. By far i have
public class ServiceCreatorModule extends ReactContextBaseJavaModule {
public static final String REACT_CLASS = "ServiceCreator";
private static ReactApplicationContext reactContext = null;
private TimerService MyTimerService;

public ServiceCreatorModule(ReactApplicationContext context) {
    // Pass in the context to the constructor and save it so you can emit events
    // https://facebook.github.io/react-native/docs/native-modules-android.html#the-toast-module
    super(context);

    reactContext = context;
}

@Override
public String getName() {
    // Tell React the name of the module
    // https://facebook.github.io/react-native/docs/native-modules-android.html#the-toast-module
    return REACT_CLASS;
}

@Override
public Map<String, Object> getConstants() {
    // Export any constants to be used in your native module
    // https://facebook.github.io/react-native/docs/native-modules-android.html#the-toast-module
    final Map<String, Object> constants = new HashMap<>();
    constants.put("EXAMPLE_CONSTANT", "sincronizzato ;)");

    return constants;
}

@ReactMethod
public void exampleMethod () {
    // An example native method that you will expose to React
    // https://facebook.github.io/react-native/docs/native-modules-android.html#the-toast-module
    final WritableMap event = Arguments.createMap();
    event.putString("greeting", "ciaoooo");
    emitDeviceEvent("EXAMPLE_EVENT", event);
}

@ReactMethod
public void createTimer() {
   /* for (int i = 0; i < 55; i++) {
        try {
            TimeUnit.SECONDS.sleep(1);
        } catch (InterruptedException e) {
            e.printStackTrace();
        }
        WritableMap event = Arguments.createMap();
        event.putInt("timer", i);
        emitDeviceEvent("TIMER_UPDATED", event);
    }*/
    MyTimerService = new TimerService();
    startService(new Intent(ServiceCreatorModule.this, TimerService.class));
    doBindService();
}

private static void emitDeviceEvent(String eventName, @Nullable WritableMap eventData) {
    // A method for emitting from the native side to JS
    // https://facebook.github.io/react-native/docs/native-modules-android.html#sending-events-to-javascript
    reactContext.getJSModule(DeviceEventManagerModule.RCTDeviceEventEmitter.class).emit(eventName, eventData);
}

}
From here i want to call createTimer method which will start "MyTimerService" that is this class :
public class TimerService extends Service {
private Looper mServiceLooper;
private final IBinder binder = new ServiceBinder();

@Override
public void onCreate() {
    // To avoid cpu-blocking, we create a background handler to run our service
    HandlerThread thread = new HandlerThread("TutorialService",
            Process.THREAD_PRIORITY_BACKGROUND);
    // start the new handler thread
    thread.start();

    mServiceLooper = thread.getLooper();
    // start the service using the background handler
    mServiceHandler = new ServiceHandler(mServiceLooper);
}

@Override
public int onStartCommand(Intent intent, int flags, int startId) {
    Toast.makeText(this, "onStartCommand", Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show();

    Thread thread = new Thread(new MyThreadClass(startId));
    thread.start();

    return START_STICKY;
}

protected void makeCounter(){

}

@Override
public IBinder onBind( Intent intent ) {

    return binder;
} public class ServiceBinder extends Binder {

    public TimerService getService() {

        return TimerService.this;
    }
}

}
Problem is that startService(new Intent(ServiceCreatorModule.this, TimerService.class));
        doBindService(); will fire an error.
Then the other problem is that i should emit and event to pass back data to react native and i can do that only with a reactContext ( which i have on the ServiceCreatorModule but not inside the Service itselves ( that's why i need to pass something to it )
Anyone?


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Parker Reaching Goals at Wife, Mom, Teacher, Fighter
HARROGATE, Tennessee, March 12, 2019 —Olivia (Reynolds) Parker thought her athletic career had ended when she wrapped up her final season as a member of the Lady Railsplitters basketball team in 2005 and graduated to adulthood. But now, years later, the wife, mother and high school English teacher rediscovered the competitive side of herself in an unexpected way and literally kicked off 2019 making her debut as a professional MMA fighter.
Parker had put aside her competitive spirit to focus on a family and a career. Then she started a weight loss program five years ago and accidently wandered into an MMA gym operated by Knoxville Martial Arts Academy (KMAA). That night changed her life. After losing over 150 pounds and surpassing the fitness level of her college days, Parker developed a new passion that has elevated her game in all areas of her life.
As of January 19, 2019, Parker, aka Pheonix, is 1-0 as a professional fighter, continuing her undefeated status from the amateur ranks where her record was 5-0. She is ranked 3rd in Tennessee and 8th in the Southeast among female MMA fighters in the lightweight division.
In addition to her role in Railsplitter athletics from 2001 to 2005, Parker majored in American studies, pre-law and history. She was a member of Phi Alpha Theta, the historical honors society. She also received her teaching certification from LMU and went on to earn a master's degree in history from Norwich University Online.
"Loved, loved, loved my time at LMU. I loved the close-knit student body and my professors who pushed me to be a better person. I really grew into the person I am today at LMU," Parker said. "The school and my friends there were a very important part of that."
In the classroom, she expands minds teaching American literature and after the bell rings, she's at the track training students to reach new goals as athletes. She reflects fondly on playing for one of LMU's most successful coaches and describes how his influence made a difference in her life.
"I loved playing basketball for Coach (Roger) Vannoy," Parker said. "He is such an amazing man, and he taught me so much about both sports and life. I learned to be technical and intense, giving everything I have, but I also learned how to inject humor and fun into it as well. It's helped me immensely as I am now a coach and teacher myself."
As an educator who spends her free time throwing punches to take down her opponents, Parker has become a celebrity at her day job at Heritage High School where she teaches American literature and coaches track.
"The reaction varies. Some people think I'm crazy while others think it's neat," Parker said. "I always have several students, athletes and coworkers at my fights, so they support me."
Being a fighter provides personal fulfillment in many ways, including keeping her fit and enhancing the other areas of her life.
"I feel it helps with coaching because the kids know that I'm working and juggling things just as they are," Parker said. "I know what it's like to wake up so sore I can barely dress myself then go to school all day and train again as well. My athletes have been very supportive and very encouraging during hard training spots because we get each other in that respect."
Parker and her husband Phil reside in Seymour, Tennessee, with their two sons Kyden, age 9, and Cameron, age 8.
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Meet our Faculty Member, Dr. Bonnie Knutson
Q: Why did you want to become a Spartan?
A: Everyone becomes a Spartan through experience! I wanted to be a Spartan because it is a unique brotherhood and a family. Spartans have amazing work ethic and once you're a Spartan, you're a Spartan for life.
Q: Why did you decide to teach?
A: Teaching was not my first ambition, I first wanted to be an ambassador to Rome! My Godfather always told me I had a great ability to explain information to people. I later took his advice and started teaching and loved it! I always like to say, "I'm a swear pipe — I take information from all over, mix it up, and give it out!"
Q: What is one fun fact about you?
A: I love to repel down buildings! I also tried to impeach the principal of my junior high school by writing a petition while I was a student.
Q: What advice do you have for students?
A: Take calculated chances! If you get up in the morning and you're not excited about what you are doing — find something else to do!
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Юрій Михайлович Александрочкін (  м. Сталінград, нині Волгоград, РФ — , м. Суми) — український живописець, художник Сумського обласного українського музично-драматичного театру імені М. С. Щепкіна, Сумської художньо-виробничої майстерні Художнього фонду України (1965—1998 рр.), член НСХУ (1974).

Навчання

Ю. Александрочкін навчався в Краснодарському художньому училищі.

В 1964 році закінчив факультет живопису театрально-декоративного відділу Харківського художнього інституту (1964, майстерня Бориса Косарєва).

Творчість

Працював художником-постановником Сумського обласного українського музично-драматичного театру імені М. С. Щепкіна в 1964—1966 роках, художником Сумської художньо-виробничої майстерні Художнього фонду України (1965—1998 рр.).

Від 1998 року — на пенсії. Жив і працював в 1964—2008 роках в місті Суми.

Твори

Основні жанри живопису Ю.Александрочкіна — пейзаж і натюрморт. Невибагливість мотиву компенсується ретельно розробленою колорист. гамою. Також створював символічні композиції.

Картини

 Графіка —серія «Партизани Сумщини», «Розвідники», «Командир роти автоматників» (усі — 1973);
 Живопис — «Партизани Сумщини» (1975), «Після бою» (1979), «Три богатирі (С. Ковпак, С. Руднєв, Г. Базима під час партизанського рейду)» (1983), «Перший трактор» (1984), «Степ»  (1987), «Ліс»  (1987), «Наближення осені» (1991), «Тихий вечір» (1999).

Роботи в театрі

«Фауст і смерть» О. Левади (ескіз декорацій, 1972 р.), «Людина живе тільки раз» В. Маклакова (декорації, 1974); вистави: «Тополенька моя у червоній хустинці» Ч. Айтматова, «Снігова королева» Є. Шварца (обидві — 1965), «Зачарований вітряк» М. Стельмаха (1966), «Назар Стодоля» Т. Шевченка (1973), «Передвісники» А. Шияна і Ю. Збанацького (1974), «Зірки на ранковому небі» О. Галіна (1986).

Твори зберігаються в Сумському художньому музеї імені Никанора Онацького, Курській картинній галереї, Музеї Лесі Українки (м. Ковель Волинської обл.), Путивльському краєзнавчому музеї (діарами), картинних галереях м. Враца (Болгарія), м. Целле.

Виставки

Брав участь у всесоюзних (1983), всеукраїнських (1971—1974, 1984 рр.), зарубіжних (1991, 1999, м. Целле, Німеччина) виставках.

Персональна виставка в 1997 році у Сумах.

Родина
 Син: Олександр Александрочкін (нар. 1967).

Смерть

Помер Ю. Александрочкін 29 травня 2008 року на 72-му році життя. Похований на Західному кладовищі в Одесі.

Примітки

Література
 Скарбниця талантів землі сумської: сумські художники-ювіляри 2012 року: рекомендаційний список / Центральна міська бібліотека ім. Т. Г. Шевченка. — Суми, 2012. — 13 с.

Посилання

Українські художники
Художники Сум
Члени Національної спілки художників України

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My congratulations and thanks to John Harragin for his enlightening letter to the editor in which he stated: "The biggest single carbon emitter and polluter on earth is the United States Military."
In his diatribe to make us aware of the affects of climate change (of course, we all needed his insight on the topic), he points to the military as the most egregious culprit.
It was also necessary of him (and also apparently most important to him) to indirectly engage each and every Vietnam veteran in his derogatory statements about the U.S. Military by expressly using a most inflammatory title of the letter (which deserves no repeating here).
What a patriotic gentleman Mr. Harragin is for his informative letter and for his efforts to engage us all in the climate change debate, while at the same time disparaging the military and all those of us who have served (especially in Vietnam).
Perhaps, Mr. Harragin has had the honor of serving in the military himself and has a particular insight into the experience which he would like to share with us.
Because, of course, his insight is what we all need in these days of divisive rhetoric ... and in his case utter nonsense.
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1 Carmine Garritano
2 John Harragin
3 Letter to the editor
4 United States Military
5 Viet Nam


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