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// Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
// Licensed under the MIT License. See License.Txt in the project root for license information.

using Azure.Tests;
using Fluent.Tests.Common;
using Microsoft.Azure.Management.Eventhub.Fluent;
using Microsoft.Azure.Management.ResourceManager.Fluent.Core;
using Microsoft.Azure.Management.Storage.Fluent;
using Microsoft.Rest.ClientRuntime.Azure.TestFramework;
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using Xunit;

namespace Fluent.Tests.EventHub
{
    public class EventHub
    {
        [Fact]
        public void CanManage()
        {
            using (var context = FluentMockContext.Start(GetType().FullName))
            {
                var region = Region.USEast;
                var groupName = TestUtilities.GenerateName("rgns");
                var namespaceName = TestUtilities.GenerateName("ns111");
                var eventHubName1 = TestUtilities.GenerateName("eh");
                var eventHubName2 = TestUtilities.GenerateName("eh");
                var eventHubName3 = TestUtilities.GenerateName("eh");

                var azure = TestHelper.CreateRollupClient();
                try
                {

                    IEventHubNamespace ehNamespace = azure.EventHubNamespaces
                        .Define(namespaceName)
                            .WithRegion(region)
                            .WithNewResourceGroup(groupName)
                            .WithNewEventHub(eventHubName1)
                            .WithNewEventHub(eventHubName2)
                            .Create();

                    Assert.NotNull(ehNamespace);
                    Assert.NotNull(ehNamespace.Inner);

                    var hubs = ehNamespace.ListEventHubs();
                    HashSet<string> set = new HashSet<string>();
                    foreach (IEventHub hub in hubs) {
                        set.Add(hub.Name);
                    }
                    Assert.Contains(eventHubName1, set);
                    Assert.Contains(eventHubName2, set);

                    hubs = azure.EventHubNamespaces
                            .EventHubs
                            .ListByNamespace(ehNamespace.ResourceGroupName, ehNamespace.Name);

                    set.Clear();
                    foreach (IEventHub hub in hubs) {
                        set.Add(hub.Name);
                    }
                    Assert.Contains(eventHubName1, set);
                    Assert.Contains(eventHubName2, set);

                    azure.EventHubNamespaces
                            .EventHubs
                                .Define(eventHubName3)
                                .WithExistingNamespaceId(ehNamespace.Id)
                                .WithPartitionCount(5)
                                .WithRetentionPeriodInDays(6)
                                .Create();

                    hubs = ehNamespace.ListEventHubs();
                    set.Clear();
                    foreach (IEventHub hub in hubs) {
                        set.Add(hub.Name);
                    }
                    Assert.Contains(eventHubName1, set);
                    Assert.Contains(eventHubName2, set);
                    Assert.Contains(eventHubName3, set);
                }
                finally
                {
                    try
                    {
                        azure.ResourceGroups.DeleteByName(groupName);
                    }
                    catch
                    { }
                }
            }
        }

        [Fact]
        public void CanManageConusmerGroups()
        {
            using (var context = FluentMockContext.Start(GetType().FullName))
            {
                var region = Region.USEast;
                var groupName = TestUtilities.GenerateName("rgns");
                var namespaceName = TestUtilities.GenerateName("ns111");
                var eventHubName = TestUtilities.GenerateName("eh");

                var azure = TestHelper.CreateRollupClient();
                try
                {
                    var namespaceCreatable = azure.EventHubNamespaces
                            .Define(namespaceName)
                                .WithRegion(region)
                                .WithNewResourceGroup(groupName);

                    IEventHub eventHub = azure.EventHubs
                            .Define(eventHubName)
                                .WithNewNamespace(namespaceCreatable)
                                .WithNewConsumerGroup("grp1")
                                .WithNewConsumerGroup("grp2", "metadata111")
                                .Create();

                    Assert.NotNull(eventHub);
                    Assert.NotNull(eventHub.Inner);

                    var cGroups = eventHub.ListConsumerGroups();
                    HashSet<string> set = new HashSet<string>();
                    foreach (IEventHubConsumerGroup grp in cGroups)
                    {
                        set.Add(grp.Name);
                    }
                    Assert.Contains("grp1", set);
                    Assert.Contains("grp2", set);

                     cGroups = azure.EventHubs
                            .ConsumerGroups
                            .ListByEventHub(eventHub.NamespaceResourceGroupName,
                                    eventHub.NamespaceName, eventHub.Name);

                    set.Clear();
                    foreach (IEventHubConsumerGroup rule in cGroups)
                    {
                        set.Add(rule.Name);
                    }
                    Assert.Contains("grp1", set);
                    Assert.Contains("grp2", set);

                    azure.EventHubs
                            .ConsumerGroups
                                .Define("grp3")
                                .WithExistingEventHubId(eventHub.Id)
                                .WithUserMetadata("metadata222")
                                .Create();

                    cGroups = eventHub.ListConsumerGroups();
                    set.Clear();
                    foreach (IEventHubConsumerGroup grp in cGroups)
                    {
                        set.Add(grp.Name);
                    }
                    Assert.Contains("grp1", set);
                    Assert.Contains("grp2", set);
                    Assert.Contains("grp3", set);
                }
                finally
                {
                    try
                    {
                        azure.ResourceGroups.DeleteByName(groupName);
                    }
                    catch
                    { }
                }
            }
        }

        [Fact]
        public void CanManageAuthorizationRules()
        {
            using (var context = FluentMockContext.Start(GetType().FullName))
            {
                var region = Region.USEast;
                var groupName = TestUtilities.GenerateName("rgns");
                var namespaceName = TestUtilities.GenerateName("ns111");
                var eventHubName = TestUtilities.GenerateName("eh");

                var azure = TestHelper.CreateRollupClient();
                try
                {

                    var namespaceCreatable = azure.EventHubNamespaces
                            .Define(namespaceName)
                                .WithRegion(region)
                                .WithNewResourceGroup(groupName);

                    IEventHub eventHub = azure.EventHubs
                            .Define(eventHubName)
                                .WithNewNamespace(namespaceCreatable)
                                .WithNewManageRule("mngRule1")
                                .WithNewSendRule("sndRule1")
                                .Create();

                    Assert.NotNull(eventHub);
                    Assert.NotNull(eventHub.Inner);

                    var rules = eventHub.ListAuthorizationRules();
                    HashSet<string> set = new HashSet<string>();
                    foreach (IEventHubAuthorizationRule rule in rules)
                    {
                        set.Add(rule.Name);
                    }
                    Assert.Contains("mngRule1", set);
                    Assert.Contains("sndRule1", set);

                    rules = azure.EventHubs
                            .AuthorizationRules
                            .ListByEventHub(eventHub.NamespaceResourceGroupName, eventHub.NamespaceName, eventHub.Name);

                    set.Clear();
                    foreach (IEventHubAuthorizationRule rule in rules)
                    {
                        set.Add(rule.Name);
                    }
                    Assert.Contains("mngRule1", set);
                    Assert.Contains("sndRule1", set);

                    azure.EventHubs
                            .AuthorizationRules
                            .Define("sndRule2")
                                .WithExistingEventHubId(eventHub.Id)
                                .WithSendAccess()
                                .Create();

                    rules = eventHub.ListAuthorizationRules();
                    set.Clear();
                    foreach (IEventHubAuthorizationRule rule in rules)
                    {
                        set.Add(rule.Name);
                    }
                    Assert.Contains("mngRule1", set);
                    Assert.Contains("sndRule1", set);
                    Assert.Contains("sndRule2", set);
                }
                finally
                {
                    try
                    {
                        azure.ResourceGroups.BeginDeleteByName(groupName);
                    }
                    catch
                    { }
                }
            }
        }

        [Fact(Skip = "Test uses data plane storage api")]
        public void CanConfigureDataCapturing()
        {
            using (var context = FluentMockContext.Start(GetType().FullName))
            {
                var region = Region.USEast;
                var groupName = TestUtilities.GenerateName("rgns");
                var stgName = TestUtilities.GenerateName("stg");
                var namespaceName = TestUtilities.GenerateName("ns111");
                var eventHubName1 = TestUtilities.GenerateName("eh");
                var eventHubName2 = TestUtilities.GenerateName("eh");

                var azure = TestHelper.CreateRollupClient();
                try
                {
                    var storageAccountCreatable = azure.StorageAccounts
                            .Define(stgName)
                                .WithRegion(region)
                                .WithNewResourceGroup(groupName)
                                .WithSku(StorageAccountSkuType.Standard_LRS);

                    var namespaceCreatable = azure.EventHubNamespaces
                            .Define(namespaceName)
                                .WithRegion(region)
                                .WithNewResourceGroup(groupName);

                    var containerName1 = "eventsctr1";

                    IEventHub eventHub1 = azure.EventHubs
                            .Define(eventHubName1)
                                .WithNewNamespace(namespaceCreatable)
                                .WithNewStorageAccountForCapturedData(storageAccountCreatable, containerName1)
                                .WithDataCaptureEnabled()
                                // Window config is optional if not set service will choose default for it2
                                //
                                .WithDataCaptureWindowSizeInSeconds(120)
                                .WithDataCaptureWindowSizeInMB(300)
                                .Create();

                    Assert.NotNull(eventHub1);
                    Assert.NotNull(eventHub1.Inner);

                    Assert.NotNull(eventHub1.Name);
                    Assert.Equal(eventHub1.Name, eventHubName1, ignoreCase: true);

                    Assert.NotNull(eventHub1.PartitionIds);

                    Assert.True(eventHub1.IsDataCaptureEnabled);
                    Assert.NotNull(eventHub1.CaptureDestination);
                    Assert.Contains("/storageAccounts/", eventHub1.CaptureDestination.StorageAccountResourceId);
                    Assert.Contains(stgName, eventHub1.CaptureDestination.StorageAccountResourceId);
                    Assert.Equal(eventHub1.CaptureDestination.BlobContainer, containerName1, ignoreCase: true);

                    // Create another event Hub in the same namespace with data capture uses the same storage account
                    //
                    var stgAccountId = eventHub1.CaptureDestination.StorageAccountResourceId;
                    var containerName2 = "eventsctr2";

                    IEventHub eventHub2 = azure.EventHubs
                            .Define(eventHubName2)
                                .WithNewNamespace(namespaceCreatable)
                                .WithExistingStorageAccountForCapturedData(stgAccountId, containerName2)
                                .WithDataCaptureEnabled()
                                .Create();

                    Assert.True(eventHub2.IsDataCaptureEnabled);
                    Assert.NotNull(eventHub2.CaptureDestination);
                    Assert.Contains("/storageAccounts/", eventHub2.CaptureDestination.StorageAccountResourceId);
                    Assert.Contains(stgName, eventHub2.CaptureDestination.StorageAccountResourceId);
                    Assert.Equal(eventHub2.CaptureDestination.BlobContainer, containerName2, ignoreCase: true);

                    eventHub2.Update()
                            .WithDataCaptureDisabled()
                            .Apply();

                    Assert.False(eventHub2.IsDataCaptureEnabled);
                }
                finally
                {
                    try
                    {
                        azure.ResourceGroups.DeleteByName(groupName);
                    }
                    catch
                    { }
                }
            }
        }

        [Fact(Skip = "Test uses data plane storage api")]
        public void CanEnableDataCaptureOnUpdate()
        {
            using (var context = FluentMockContext.Start(GetType().FullName))
            {
                var region = Region.USEast;
                var groupName = TestUtilities.GenerateName("rgns");

                var azure = TestHelper.CreateRollupClient();
                try
                {
                    var stgName = TestUtilities.GenerateName("stg");
                    var namespaceName = TestUtilities.GenerateName("ns111");
                    var eventHubName = TestUtilities.GenerateName("eh");

                    var namespaceCreatable = azure.EventHubNamespaces
                            .Define(namespaceName)
                                .WithRegion(region)
                                .WithNewResourceGroup(groupName);

                    IEventHub eventHub = azure.EventHubs
                            .Define(eventHubName)
                                .WithNewNamespace(namespaceCreatable)
                                .Create();

                    bool exceptionThrown = false;
                    try
                    {
                        eventHub.Update()
                                .WithDataCaptureEnabled()
                                .Apply();
                    }
                    catch
                    {
                        exceptionThrown = true;
                    }
                    Assert.True(exceptionThrown, "Expected IllegalStateException is not thrown");

                    eventHub = eventHub.Refresh();

                    var storageAccountCreatable = azure.StorageAccounts
                            .Define(stgName)
                            .WithRegion(region)
                            .WithNewResourceGroup(groupName)
                            .WithSku(StorageAccountSkuType.Standard_LRS);

                    eventHub.Update()
                            .WithDataCaptureEnabled()
                            .WithNewStorageAccountForCapturedData(storageAccountCreatable, "eventctr")
                            .Apply();

                    Assert.True(eventHub.IsDataCaptureEnabled);
                    Assert.NotNull(eventHub.CaptureDestination);
                    Assert.Contains("/storageAccounts/", eventHub.CaptureDestination.StorageAccountResourceId);
                    Assert.Contains(stgName, eventHub.CaptureDestination.StorageAccountResourceId);
                    Assert.Equal("eventctr", eventHub.CaptureDestination.BlobContainer, ignoreCase: true);
                }
                finally
                {
                    try
                    {
                        azure.ResourceGroups.DeleteByName(groupName);
                    }
                    catch
                    { }
                }
            }
        }
    }
}


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package bay

// ProbByF returns the probability of class in total cases.
// P(Feature)
func ProbByF(DATA []TD, ftw string) float64 {
	return float64(WtByF(DATA, ftw)) / float64(TotalWt(DATA))
}

// ProbByNF returns the probability of feature NOT occurring.
// P(~Feature)
func ProbByNF(DATA []TD, ftw string) float64 {
	return float64(WtByNF(DATA, ftw)) / float64(TotalWt(DATA))
}

// ProbByC returns the probability of class in total cases.
// P(Class)
func ProbByC(DATA []TD, klass int) float64 {
	return float64(WtByC(DATA, klass)) / float64(TotalWt(DATA))
}

// ProbByFC returns the conditional probaility between feature and class.
// P(Feature | Class)
// For example, use this to get P("like"|+)
func ProbByFC(DATA []TD, ftw string, klass int) float64 {
	return float64(WtByFC(DATA, ftw, klass)) / float64(WtByC(DATA, klass))
}

// JtProbFC returns the joint probability of feature and class.
// P(Feature ∩ Class)
func JtProbFC(DATA []TD, ftw string, klass int) float64 {
	return float64(WtByFC(DATA, ftw, klass)) / float64(TotalWt(DATA))
}

// JtProbNFC returns the joint probability of Non-feature and class.
// P(Feature ∩ Class)
func JtProbNFC(DATA []TD, ftw string, klass int) float64 {
	return float64(WtByNFC(DATA, ftw, klass)) / float64(TotalWt(DATA))
}

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After the Fall: How Humpty Dumpty Got Back Up by Dan Santat; illustrated by Dan Santat. 2017. Published by Roaring Book Press.
Brief summary: The story begins after Humpty Dumpty gets out of Kings County Hospital and has recovered from his fall, that is physically recovered. Humpty Dumpty tells and shows the reader about his fear of heights that developed from the fall. He is unable to enjoy anything up high. He walks past where the accident happened and really wants to be up high where the birds are, but just can not. He watches the birds from the ground until one day a paper airplane flies by him piquing his interest of flying and being up high. After a lot of perseverance, he comes up with the perfect paper airplane and takes it to the wall to fly. It goes over. He nervously climbs the wall to retrieve it and discovers what his true self is afterall.
Comments: One of my all-time favorites! My students in all grades loved this book and especially the surprise ending. As we checked in books, I had the nursery rhyme on the Smartboard when they came in. (I never assume they know the nursery rhymes). I taught the book as a fractured nursery rhyme and before I read the book to them, explained what are the characteristics of fractured folklore. The students were mesmerized by the story and illustrations. The younger ones had to think a bit more to get the ending and what happened. Afterwards, with the older students, this led to many conversations about their own fears and overcoming them. I could see this being shared by a counselor to talk about fear.
Writing. This could be the beginning of a writing exercise with nursery rhymes and what happened afterwards. What happened after the mouse ran down the clock? What happened to Baa Baa Black Sheep's wool?
Art connection. Origami. The paper airplane books are now checked out all the time. I had to put out extra paper and was amused how several students would gather in a circle to make airplanes. New rule: No throwing paper airplanes in the library.


How's this for irony: Foods that contain artificial fats intended to help people prevent weight gain may actually make you fat, says a recent study conducted by Purdue University.
The study researchers looked at Olestra—the faux fat used in processed junk foods like potato chips and cookies (bad for you on a whole lot of levels regardless of fat content!). "When we get cues that something is fatty, but no calories arrive – like with fat substitutes – our body gets confused," says Dr. Susan E. Swithers, professor of psychology at Purdue and lead researcher in the study.
While banned in the UK and Canada, Olestra is still available in the U.S. Organizations including the Center for Science in the Public Interest have been pushing to have it banned here, but it remains on the shelves. Olestra (also Olean) was discovered "by accident" by Proctor and Gamble food scientists. It's synthesized from sucrose and made to bond with a number of fatty acids, thereby becoming too large to be absorbed through the intestinal wall so it passes through the GI-tract undigested, contributing no caloric gain. It is also known for serious side effects, including intense abdominal cramping, diarrhea, and may cause malabsorption or deficiency in key nutrients.
Diet soda may also contribute to weight gain. Recently, researchers from the University of Texas Health Science Centerpresented strong data proving that diet soda added weight to people who were frequent drinkers of diet sodas. The research concluded that there is a "41% increase in risk of being overweight for every can or bottle of diet soft drink a person consumes each day." Read the whole article here.


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Ministry identifies fire-trap buildings
Firefighters use a water crane to battle a blaze in the capital. KT/Chor Sokunthea
The Interior Ministry yesterday said some buildings in the Kingdom lack fire safety standards, including emergency exits, fire extinguishers, sprinklers and alarms, and ordered they be retrofitted.
The ministry noted that a working group was established to conduct checks on building construction in the wake of the June 22 building collapse in Sihanoukville, which killed 28 construction workers and injured 26 others.
Speaking at a national seminar on Fire Safety yesterday, Ouk Kimlek, a ministry secretary of state, said the group found that many tall buildings already in use or being constructed do not have emergency exits or safe passageways, making them potentially risky when a fire breaks out.
"The inspection revealed that some buildings did not have adequate fire protection systems and fire-fighting equipment for emergencies," he said. "These tall buildings do not have alarms to alert people inside the building. This is certainly risky and we must address it."
Mr Kimlek noted that the building and construction owners have been instructed to correct their oversights.
"All building owners who fail to comply with the standards laid down by the Ministry of Interior as well as the National Police Commissariat will face legal action," he said.
Mr Kimlek said all architects must ensure that fire protection systems and equipment are included in their building plans, including having sprinkler systems and fire extinguishers.
Major General Neth Vantha, the ministry's Fire Department director, yesterday said six wedding venues, including Phnom Penh's Koh Pich exhibition centre and Mondial centre, lack emergency exits.
He said the Koh Pich and Mondial centres have been ordered to re-design their fire protection systems while action against the other four is still pending.
"If a fire breaks out during wedding receptions at Koh Pich or Mondial, how many people will be in danger? This is not a small problem," he said. "The authorities will soon issue orders for the other venues to re-design their fire protection systems."
Prom Yorn, Phnom Penh fire department director, said firefighters often encounter challenges while putting out fires in the capital.
"Because some houses were not constructed in line with standards, it's difficult for firefighters to get inside the building to rescue victims or put out the fire," he said. "Some condos in the capital built small escape doors and tiny shutter windows, which are useless when an incident takes place."
Mr Yorn said in some circumstances, the owners of burning houses are also troublesome for firefighters.
"Some people just do not understand when firefighters are doing their jobs. They want to put out the fire completely in a short time, and they do not cooperate and scold authorities," he said.
Last month, Interior Minister Sar Kheng ordered all police chiefs to check buildings for fire protection systems and fire evacuation plans, and stop any construction activity that did not meet adequate fire safety requirements.
Sok Kin, Building and Wood Workers Trade Union of Cambodia president, yesterday said the ministry should also provide proper training to firefighters and raise people's awareness about the common causes of fire.
"It is important to have well-trained firefighters who are able to put out fires quickly," he said. "I think the authorities must also disseminate information on how to use fire extinguishers to the public so that people are well-prepared when a fire breaks out."
The Fire Department recently reported that there were 429 fires in the Kingdom during the first six months of this year, an increase of 78 cases compared to the same period last year. Ten people died, 46 were injured and 418 houses were destroyed across the country.
The report noted that last month there were 41 fires across the country with two deaths, five injuries and 36 houses destroyed.
It said that 40 percent of the fires were caused by electrical faults, 38 percent due to flammable substances and 22 percent thorough negligent acts.
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Moogfest Top 5
The Novation team headed to Moogfest in Durham, NC to see what's happening in the world of synths, gadgets, creative tools, and music conversation.
We spoke with fellow creators, experimented with modular set ups, and showed off a couple of synths and controllers of our own.
If you weren't lucky enough to join us, here are our top 5 things we loved at Moogfest 2019 in no particular order:
1. Moog Matriarch
The big announcement from Moog this year was their new patchable 4-note paraphonic analog synthesizer Matriarch. It has a similar look as last years Grandmother, but also includes a built-in Sequencer, Arpeggiator, stereo Ladder Filters, and stereo Analog Delay. A great addition to the Moog lineup and one you will likely be seeing in studios and on stages very soon.
2. Cuckoo on Bass Station II
Cuckoo came by early on Saturday before most attendees had a chance to wake up. After playing around on a Moog One, he swung by the Novation booth and said "Let me try that AFX Mode out on the Bass Station."
We quickly showed him the ropes, "hold this.. turn that.. press that.. Easy.." And within a matter of minutes he made the craziest patch we had ever heard on a Bass Station II. While it may have been crazy, it was ultimately very Cuckoo. He made the Bass Station II sing as if his voice was in it. The tones and timbre's that rang out were amazing. It just goes to show you that with enough practice you can make almost anything work the way you'd expect it to.
3. Ela Minus – A talk on escaping the computer and returning to live music with hardware
Ela Minus (Electronic music producer/artist) spoke on a wide range of topics about her studio setup, live setup, and her approaches to making music easy to make. The refreshing side of this talk was the lack of care for rules set by previous generations. Someone asked, "How do you go about making the B part of your song or the chorus? Do you flip the notes around sometimes?" And she swiftly replied with, "Why does there need to be a B part?"
That sentence alone set the tone for the hour-long talk. Ela focuses mostly on making music and not worrying about how others may perceive her actions. She mentioned that having her live setup the same as her studio setup helps her not only be able to try out new music live, but also speeds up her workflow by limiting her possible actions and focuses her down to the core of what a song is: rhythm.
4. Folktek Nano Garden
One of the more interesting tables at Modular Marketplace of Moogfest was Folktek. They are an artist collaborative founded by Arius Blaze and Ben Houston that make creative electronic instruments that are so quirky and inviting that we had to mention them. With the Resonant Garden, you can pluck, rub, tab, or bow to make unique sounds for beats or soundscapes.
The Resonant Garden has evolved from the Luminist Garden that you can see in action here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oZ-QOQAnGT0
5. Micro Machines Show
There were some incredible performances from artists at Moogfest including a beautiful set from Kimbra, an experimental instrumental show from Spencer Zhan, an aggressive and throttling performance by Basec, and a last minute but legendary DJ set from techno originator Juan Atkins just to name a few.
But at a small bar in the heart of downtown Durham was the Micro Machines show at the Quarter Horse Arcade. Each artist was tasked with using small or minimal devices for their sets including pieces like Novation Circuit, Teenage Engineering Op-1, Op-z, and Pocket Operators, Roland SP-404, and even a cellphone. There were performances by Oak City Slums, Cuckoo, Kir / DJ Royllo, SiJWB, STRANGESTRAINS, Made of Oak, Antipodal, and our very own Rickey Tinez (Enrique Martinez).
Every performance was different but all equally inspiring with what you can do with so little.
Those were some of the highlights from our trip to Moogfest 2019. We hope to see you at Moogfest 2020. If you make it out to Durham, come by the Novation table and say hello!


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Dominik Höfel (* 22. Jänner 1987 in Wien) ist ein österreichischer Fußballspieler auf der Position eines Mittelfeldspielers. Zurzeit spielt er beim SV Mattersburg in der Bundesliga, der höchsten österreichischen Spielklasse.

Karriere

Jugend
Höfel begann seine Karriere beim SV Schwechat, wo er von 1993 bis 1996 in diversen Jugendmannschaften aktiv war. 1996 wechselte er in die Akademie des VfB Admira Wacker Mödling, wo er insgesamt sieben Jahre blieb, ehe er zu Schwechat zurückkehrte.

Vereinskarriere
2007 kam er in die erste Mannschaft des Regionalligisten und wurde insgesamt 30 Mal eingesetzt. Der Verein stieg von der Regionalliga Ost in die Wiener Liga ab und konnte im darauffolgenden Jahr den Wiederaufstieg mit Höfel im Mittelfeld schaffen. Nach einer weiteren Saison in der Regionalliga wechselte er 2010 zum Bundesligisten SV Mattersburg, wo er anfangs bei den Amateuren (in der Regionalliga Ost tätig) aktiv war. In seiner ersten Saison kam er auf 30 Einsätze und neun Treffer. Diese guten Leistungen veranlassten Franz Lederer, Trainer der ersten Mannschaft, dazu den Mittelfeldspieler sein Debüt in der höchsten österreichischen Spielklasse zu ermöglichen.
Höfel wurde am 25. Mai 2011 gegen den SC Wiener Neustadt in der 80. Minute für den Mazedonier Ilco Naumoski eingewechselt. Das Spiel im Pappelstadion endete 1:1, wobei Höfel das Tor der Mattersburger auflegte.

Weblinks

Fußballspieler (SV Mattersburg)
Fußballspieler (SV Schwechat)
Österreicher
Geboren 1987
Mann

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text:
Chasuble Front with Orphrey Cross
Next: Talismanic Textile
Chasuble: 15th century; Orphrey Cross: 1401/50
Chasuble: Italy, Florence
Orphrey Cross: Bohemia or Germany
The Roman Catholic Church dictated that all chasubles, the principal vestment worn by bishops or priests to celebrate mass, be made of silk, the most espensive and precious of all fibers. Chasubles vary from cone-shaped garments to more abbreviated forms, consisting of two pieces of material joined at the shoulders. Some chasubles contain embroidered or woven orphrey bands, made of gold threads or gold applied to parchment and frequently shaped like a cross.
Chasuble: silk and metal-wrapped thread, brocaded silk velvet with two heights of silk pile, and metal-wrapped threat boucle. Orphrey Cross: silk and metal-wrapped thread, embroidered in flat and padded couching stitches and split stitches on linen plain weave foundation.
Chasuble: 126.6 × 70.5 cm (49 7/8 × 27 3/4 in.) Orphrey Cross: 112 × 57.7 cm (44 × 22 3/4 in.)
Grace R. Smith Textile Endowment
Margaret E. Tabor. The Saints in Art (London: Methuen & Co., Ltd., 1913), pp. 50-51, etc.
Christie's South Kensington. "Sale of Uniforms, Militaria, Fans, Textiles, Embroidery and Costume" (sales catalogue), Thursday, November 18, 1976, p. 12, no. 142.
Christa C. Mayer Thurman. "Some Major Textile Acquisitions from Europe and Egypt" Museum Studies, vol. 11, no. (Fall 1984). pp. 52-69.
Christa C. Mayer Thurman. Textiles in The Art Institute of Chicago (Chicago: The Art Institute of Chicago, 1992), p. 26-7 (illus.), 143.
The Art Institute of Chicago. "Devotion & Splendor: Medieval Art at the Art Institute of Chicago." Museum Studies. vol. 30, no. 2 (Chicago: The Art Institute of Chicago, 2004).
The Art Institute of Chicago, Agnes Allerton Gallery, Selected Textile Acquisitions Since 1978, July 10–October 10, 1982
The Art Institute of Chicago, Agnes Allerton Gallery, Vestments and Liturgical Textiles from the Permanent Collection, July 27–October 9, 1983
The Art Institute of Chicago, Elizabeth F. Cheney and Agnes Allerton Textile Galleries, European Textile Masterpieces from Coptic Times through the 19th Century, September 27, 1989–January 22, 1990
The Art Institute of Chicago, Elizabeth F. Cheney and Agnes Allerton Textile Galleries, Textile Masterpieces from the Art Institute of Chicago's Collection,
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The Art Institute of Chicago, Elizabeth F. Cheney and Agnes Allerton Textile Galleries, Gloria in Excelsis Deo: Heralding a Vestment Collection, September 11, 1996–January 12, 1997
The Art Institute of Chicago, Department of European Decorative Arts, Alsdorf Gallery, September 30, 1998– February 10, 1999
The Art Institute of Chicago, Elizabeth F. Cheney and Agnes Allerton Textile Galleries, Renaissance Velvets and Silks, December 18, 2002–April 13, 2003
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De Gli Habiti Antichi, et Moderni di Diuerse Parti del Mondo Libri Dve, Fatti da Cesare Vecellio et con discoursi da Lui Dichiarti. Con Privilegio", 1590
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Carpet, 1575/1600
Man's Cap, 1575/1600
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Three observations as Liverpool are mauled at Murrayfield by Napoli in pre-season defeat
By Ben Green
Published: 19:28, 28 July 2019
In a pulsating pre-season friendly hosted at the Murrayfield Stadium Liverpool were blown away 3-0 by Napoli.
It wasn't quite the rugby score the venue is accustomed to, with the Edinburgh arena being home to the Scottish Rugby Union, but it perhaps could have been as Carlo Ancelotti's side ran amok for the majority of the match.
In the first half Dries Mertens and Arkadiusz Milik gave the Parthenopeans a deserved 2-0 lead, before Amin Younes completed the scoring after the restart to provide Jurgen Klopp plenty to ponder.
And so, after an exhilarating match in Scotland, what observations can we take away?
1. This is not "the Divock Origi the whole world wanted"
Prior to this encounter Klopp had waxed lyrical about Divock Origi's recent form, praising the 24-year-old for putting his previous injury problems behind him – notably the injury suffered from Ramiro Funes Mori's poor challenge in 2016 – and coming of age in the esteemed jersey of Liverpool's iconic red strip.
The German branded Origi's second-half-of-the-season heroics as him being like a "new signing" and even described him as "the Divock Origi the whole world wanted", culminating in a new long-term contract. In other words, Liverpool fans will now be expecting the Belgian to demonstrate the kind of performances reminiscent of his Barcelona brace if Klopp's rousing endorsement is anything to go by.
Unfortunately this afternoon it was more early 2018/19 Origi, rather than this new phenom who came alive towards the end of the campaign, with the Ostend-born forward looking a shadow of the player who terrorised Barca's backline only two months ago.
It was an underwhelming performance from the majority of Liverpool in fairness to Origi, who didn't really have the requisite support to truly test the Napoli defence, with both Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and Georginio Wijnaldum struggling out wide.
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2. Dynamism best utilised in the middle
Part of Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain's early success at Anfield was down to Klopp's innate decision to modify the habitual wide-man into a dynamic box-to-box midfielder, and the result: a transformed midfield peppered with drive and tenacity.
Oxlade-Chamberlain had reinvented himself from a fairly inconsistent winger at Arsenal, to standout central midfielder on Merseyside, and that is exactly where he should stay, not back out wide as Klopp deployed him today.
The horrific knee injury he suffered in April of last year has, of course, hampered his progress in a Liverpool shirt, but he's back now and trying to re-establish his previous form, though if this match in Edinburgh has taught us anything, it's that Oxlade-Chamberlain's potential is wasted on the byline.
The England international struggled to fully stamp his mark on the match, looking jaded and, at times, spent on the touchline, with the Napoli full-backs not enduring the type of ominous task most defenders are used to against Liverpool's usually insatiable flanks.
3. Right flank heavily exposed
This game was largely dictated by Lorenzo Insigne's natural ability to consistently find ample room to wreak havoc and purposefully penetrate, with most of his luck coming down the right byline as Trent Alexander-Arnold had a difficult time trying to impose his defensive authority on proceedings.
Whether that was down to a hangover from the sensational roller-coaster ride he enjoyed last term, or whether there was a slight element of complacency creeping into his mind, with the young right-back now knowing there is no competition for his berth.
Nathaniel Clyne recently suffered an anterior cruciate ligament tear and will be sidelined for an extended period of time, leaving Alexander-Arnold to cement a starting position in the safety that he can afford to slip up as no-one is waiting in the wings to displace him.
Look, Alexander-Arnold is without question Liverpool's first choice right-back, and let's face it, this was just a pre-season, but perhaps there is a wider issue here concerning adequate back-up should any of Klopp's star players suffer injury.
He has already suggested Liverpool cannot afford to play 'fantasy football', with the German aiming a chequebook managerial dig at the likes of Pep Guardiola, but it seems that cover may actually have to be brought in for both flanks – with Alberto Moreno also leaving – unless he feels the likes of Adam Lewis and Yasser Larouci are ready to step up.
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WATERVILLE, Maine -- Colby College senior men's soccer player Chandler Smith (Yarmouth, Maine) made the New England Small College Athletic Conference Fall All-Sportsmanship Team for the second straight year and the Mules had the only two first-year athletes on the team.
Colby women's cross country runner Catie Riley (Tyngsborough, Mass.) and field hockey player Delaney Keithley (Chelsea, Maine) were the only two first-year athletes to make the team out of 83 honored.
Senior volleyball player Emily Moslener (Leonardtown, Md.), senior football player Craig Strand (Watertown, Mass.), junior women's soccer player Katherine Gillespie (Arundel, Maine), and junior men's cross country runner Josiah Johnson (Glenshaw, Pa.) also were honored for Colby.
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Home featured Sergeants-at-arms face questions about a failure to do more to protect Congress.
Sergeants-at-arms face questions about a failure to do more to protect Congress.
Both men had similar backgrounds, working for years as Secret Service agents but considered more skilled in navigating the agency's political infighting than as experts in protection. Both went on to land plum assignments: the sergeants-at-arms of the Senate and House.
Now, the two men, Michael C. Stenger and Paul D. Irving, have resigned from those posts and are facing intense scrutiny over the security failure last week that led to the deadly siege of the Capitol, its first occupation since the War of 1812. The former chief of the Capitol Police Steven Sund told The Washington Post that they refused to grant his requests to put the National Guard on standby leading up to Congress's Electoral College certification, which Trump supporters ultimately disrupted, because they were too concerned about the "optics" of such a move.
The jobs forced both men to balance an array of often-conflicting forces, according to interviews with former colleagues, law enforcement experts and former sergeants-at-arms. Attempts to reach Mr. Stenger and Mr. Irving were unsuccessful.
The sergeant-at-arms posts are unique because they come with the responsibility of overseeing not only security but also protocol and the day-to-day operations of the Capitol, like arranging V.I.P. parking passes or even the printing of posters that lawmaker use as props for speeches.
Both positions derive their power directly from lawmakers. The Senate elects its sergeant-at-arms and the speaker of the House picks that chamber's. Mr. Stenger, who worked for the Senate, and Mr. Irving, his House counterpart, deftly tried to satisfy the 535 lawmakers who often had competing demands.
The accusations by Mr. Sund, who had reported to both men, ignited criticisms that Mr. Stenger and Mr. Irving had placed politics over the safety of lawmakers, staff members and journalists assembled for the count of the Electoral College vote.
Lawmakers often held significant sway over how decisions about security were made, former law enforcement officials and a former sergeant-at-arms said.
Terrance W. Gainer, who previously served as both the chief of the Capitol Police and the Senate's sergeant-at-arms, said that based on his experience, Capitol security officials often had to run their plans by members of Congress before major events. He said that given the blowback after the heavy policing of demonstrations against police brutality this summer, lawmakers were likely wary of allowing the Capitol to appear like a fortress.
"It wouldn't surprise me, having been chief, if there was some reticence on behalf of leadership in the House and Senate not wanting to look like we were overarmed," Mr. Gainer said.
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package com.games.aotb;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Iterator;

import org.andengine.extension.tmx.TMXLayer;
import org.andengine.extension.tmx.TMXProperties;
import org.andengine.extension.tmx.TMXTile;
import org.andengine.extension.tmx.TMXTileProperty;
import org.andengine.util.algorithm.path.ICostFunction;
import org.andengine.util.algorithm.path.IPathFinderMap;
import org.andengine.util.algorithm.path.astar.IAStarHeuristic;
import org.andengine.util.algorithm.path.astar.NullHeuristic;

public class Path implements Cloneable
{
	private Point									end				= null;
	private Enemy									enemy			= null;
	private Level									level			= null;
	private TMXLayer								tmxlayer		= null;
	private Iterator<Point>							iterator		= null;
	private ArrayList<Point>						xyPath			= null;
	private ArrayList<Point>						waypoints		= null;
	private org.andengine.util.algorithm.path.Path	rcPath			= null;

	private static final double						TOLERANCE		= 0.000001;

	protected ICostFunction<Enemy>					costCallback	= new ICostFunction<Enemy>()
																	{
																		@Override
																		public float getCost(
																			final IPathFinderMap<Enemy> pathFinderMap,
			final int fromX,
			final int fromY,
			final int toX,
			final int toY,
			final Enemy entity)
																		{
																			return 1.0f;
																		}
																	};

		protected IAStarHeuristic<Enemy>				heuristic		= new NullHeuristic<Enemy>();

		protected IPathFinderMap<Enemy>					pathMap			= new IPathFinderMap<Enemy>()
																	{
																		@Override
																		public boolean isBlocked(final int x, final int y, final Enemy entity)
																		{
																			try
																			{
																				TMXTile tmxTile =
																					TowerMain.tmxLayer.getTMXTileAt(
																						TowerMain.getXFromCol(x),
							TowerMain.getYFromRow(y));
																				TMXProperties<TMXTileProperty> tmxTileProperties =
																					TowerMain.tmxTiledMap.getTMXTileProperties(tmxTile.getGlobalTileID());

																				if (tmxTileProperties.containsTMXProperty("Collidable", "False"))
																				{
																					return true;
																				}
																				else
																				{
																					return false;
																				}
																			}
																			catch (final Exception e)
																			{
																				for (int i = 0; i < Path.this.level.getGoalPoint().length; i++)
																				{
																					if ((x == Path.this.level.getGoalPoint()[i].getX_int())
																						&& (y == Path.this.level.getGoalPoint()[i].getY_int()))
																					{
																						return false;
																					}
																				}

																				for (int i = 0; i < Path.this.level.getStartPoint().length; i++)
																				{
																					if ((x == Path.this.level.getStartPoint()[i].getX_int())
																						&& (y == Path.this.level.getStartPoint()[i].getY_int()))
																					{
																						return false;
																					}
																				}

																				return true;
																			}
																		}
																	};

			public Path(final Enemy enemy, final Point end, final TMXLayer tmxlayer, final Level level)
			{
				this.end = end;
				this.level = level;
				this.enemy = enemy;
				this.tmxlayer = tmxlayer;
				this.waypoints = new ArrayList<Point>();
				this.iterator = this.waypoints.iterator();

				if (this.findPath())
				{
					this.convertRCPathToXY();
					this.optimizeXYPath();
				}
			}

			public Path(
		final Enemy enemy,
				final Point end,
				final TMXLayer tmxlayer,
				final Level level,
				final ArrayList<Point> xyPath,
				final org.andengine.util.algorithm.path.Path rcPath)
			{
				this.enemy = enemy;
				this.waypoints = new ArrayList<Point>();
				this.iterator = this.waypoints.iterator();
				this.end = end;
				this.tmxlayer = tmxlayer;
				this.level = level;
				this.xyPath = xyPath;
				this.rcPath = rcPath;
			}

			public void add(final int index, final Point waypoint)
			{
				this.waypoints.add(index, waypoint);
			}

			public void add(final Point waypoint)
			{
				this.waypoints.add(waypoint);
			}

			public boolean checkRemainingPath(final int x, final int y)
			{
				if (this.rcPath != null)
				{
					final int length = this.getRCPath().getLength();
					final int[] xArray = new int[length];
					final int[] yArray = new int[length];

					for (int i = 0; i < length; i++)
					{
						xArray[i] = this.getRCPath().getX(i);
						yArray[i] = this.getRCPath().getY(i);
					}

			final int enemyCol = TowerMain.getColFromX(this.enemy.getX());
					final int enemyRow = TowerMain.getRowFromY(this.enemy.getY());

					for (int i = (length - 1); i >= 0; i--)
					{
						if ((xArray[i] == x) && (yArray[i] == y))
						{
							return true;
						}
						else
					if ((xArray[i] == enemyCol) && (yArray[i] == enemyRow))
					{
						return false;
					}
					}
				}
				else
				{
					return false;
				}

				return false;
			}

			public Path clone(final Enemy newEnemy)
			{
				if (this.rcPath == null)
				{
					return null;
				}
				else
				{
					org.andengine.util.algorithm.path.Path tempRCPath = new org.andengine.util.algorithm.path.Path(this.getRCPath().getLength());

					for (int i = 0; i < this.getRCPath().getLength(); i++)
					{
						tempRCPath.set(i, this.getRCPath().getX(i), this.getRCPath().getY(i));
					}

					ArrayList<Point> tempXYPath = new ArrayList<Point>();

					for (int i = 0; i < this.getXYPath().size(); i++)
					{
						tempXYPath.add(new Point(this.getXYPath().get(i).getX_float(), this.getXYPath().get(i).getY_float()));
					}

					return new Path(newEnemy, this.end, this.tmxlayer, this.level, tempXYPath, tempRCPath);
				}
			}

			protected void convertRCPathToXY()
			{
				this.xyPath = new ArrayList<Point>();

				for (int i = 0; i < this.getRCPath().getLength(); i++)
				{
					this.getXYPath().add(new Point(TowerMain.getXFromCol(this.getRCPath().getX(i)), TowerMain.getYFromRow(this.getRCPath().getY(i))));
				}

				this.getXYPath().add(0, new Point(this.enemy.getX(), this.enemy.getY()));
			}

			protected boolean findPath()
			{
				try
				{
					this.rcPath = TowerMain.finder.findPath(this.pathMap, TowerMain.colMin, TowerMain.rowMin, TowerMain.colMax, TowerMain.rowMax, this.enemy,
				this.enemy.getCol(), this.enemy.getRow(), this.end.getX_int(), this.end.getY_int(), TowerMain.allowDiagonal,
				this.heuristic, this.costCallback);

					if (this.rcPath == null)
					{
						return false;
					}
					else
					{
						return true;
					}
				}
				catch (final NullPointerException e)
				{
					this.rcPath = null;
					return false;
				}
			}

			public Point get(final int index)
			{
				return this.waypoints.get(index);
			}

			public double getCurrentAngle()
			{
				double m;
				double b;

				if (this.getXYPath().size() > 1)
				{
					for (int i = 0; i < (this.getXYPath().size() - 1); i++)
					{
						if (((this.getXYPath().get(i).getY_float() <= this.enemy.getY()) && (this.enemy.getY() <= this.getXYPath().get(i + 1).getY_float()))
					|| ((this.getXYPath().get(i + 1).getY_float() <= this.enemy.getY()) && (this.enemy.getY() <= this.getXYPath().get(i).getY_float())))
						{
							if (((this.getXYPath().get(i).getX_float() <= this.enemy.getX()) && (this.enemy.getX() <= this.getXYPath().get(i + 1).getX_float()))
						|| ((this.getXYPath().get(i + 1).getX_float() <= this.enemy.getX()) && (this.enemy.getX() <= this.getXYPath().get(i).getX_float())))
							{
								if ((this.getXYPath().get(i + 1).getX_float() - this.getXYPath().get(i).getX_float()) == 0)
								{
									if (Math.abs(this.enemy.getX() - this.getXYPath().get(i).getX_float()) < Path.TOLERANCE)
									{
										return Math.atan2((this.getXYPath().get(i + 1).getY_float() - this.getXYPath().get(i).getY_float()),
									(this.getXYPath().get(i + 1).getX_float() - this.getXYPath().get(i).getX_float()));
									}
								}
								else
								{
									m =
								(this.getXYPath().get(i + 1).getY_float() - this.getXYPath().get(i).getY_float())
									/ (this.getXYPath().get(i + 1).getX_float() - this.getXYPath().get(i).getX_float());
									b = this.getXYPath().get(i).getY_float() - (m * this.getXYPath().get(i).getX_float());

									if (Math.abs(((m * this.enemy.getX()) + b) - this.enemy.getY()) < Path.TOLERANCE)
									{
										return Math.atan2((this.getXYPath().get(i + 1).getY_float() - this.getXYPath().get(i).getY_float()),
									(this.getXYPath().get(i + 1).getX_float() - this.getXYPath().get(i).getX_float()));
									}
								}
							}
						}
					}
				}

				return 0;
			}

			public org.andengine.entity.modifier.PathModifier.Path getEntityPath()
			{
				if (this.xyPath == null)
				{
					return null;
				}
				else
				{
					org.andengine.entity.modifier.PathModifier.Path tempXYPath = new org.andengine.entity.modifier.PathModifier.Path(this.getXYPath().size());

					for (int i = 0; i < this.getXYPath().size(); i++)
					{
						tempXYPath = tempXYPath.to(this.getXYPath().get(i).getX_float(), this.getXYPath().get(i).getY_float());
					}

					return tempXYPath;
				}
			}

			public Iterator<Point> getIterator()
			{
				return this.iterator;
			}

			public Point getLast()
			{
				return this.waypoints.get(this.waypoints.size() - 1);
			}

			public Point getNext()
			{
				return this.getIterator().next();
			}

			public org.andengine.util.algorithm.path.Path getRCPath()
			{
				return this.rcPath;
			}

			public ArrayList<Point> getXYPath()
			{
				return this.xyPath;
			}

			public boolean hasNext()
			{
				return this.getIterator().hasNext();
			}

			protected void optimizeXYPath()
			{
				double currentAngle;
				double newAngle;
				double newAngleInverse;

				if (this.getXYPath().size() > 2)
				{
					currentAngle = Math.atan2((this.getXYPath().get(1).getY_float() - this.getXYPath().get(0).getY_float()),
				(this.getXYPath().get(1).getX_float() - this.getXYPath().get(0).getX_float()));

					for (int i = 1; i < (this.getXYPath().size() - 1); i++)
					{
						newAngle = Math.atan2((this.getXYPath().get(i + 1).getY_float() - this.getXYPath().get(i).getY_float()),
					(this.getXYPath().get(i + 1).getX_float() - this.getXYPath().get(i).getX_float()));

						newAngleInverse = ((newAngle > 0) ? (newAngle - Math.PI) : (newAngle + Math.PI));

						if ((Math.abs(newAngle - currentAngle) < Path.TOLERANCE) || (Math.abs(newAngleInverse - currentAngle) < Path.TOLERANCE))
						{
							this.getXYPath().remove(i);
							i--;
						}
						else
						{
							currentAngle = newAngle;
						}
					}
				}
			}

			public void remove(final int index)
			{
				this.waypoints.remove(index);
			}

			public void remove(final Point waypoint)
			{
				this.waypoints.remove(waypoint);
			}
}


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Commissioner of Agriculture and Consumer Services candidate Matt Caldwell continues working hard right up to the finish line. He has traveled over 104,000 miles, touching all 67 of Florida's counties. His war chest of contributions has climbed past $3 million since the primary alone—totaling more than $5.7 million overall. [Read more…] about 104,000 Miles Traveled, $5.7 Million Raised, $1.05 Million on TV
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New RPOF Spanish Ad Features Jeanette Nuñez, Lt. Governor Candidate
The Republican Party of Florida today announced a new Spanish language ad featuring Lt. Governor candidate Jeanette Nuñez. In the 30-second ad which is airing statewide, Nuñez shares the plans she and Ron DeSantis have to take Florida in the right direction. [Read more…] about New RPOF Spanish Ad Features Jeanette Nuñez, Lt. Governor Candidate
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Nelson unveils new ad that aims at Scott's bad enviro record
U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson's campaign unveiled a new ad today that's sure to get voters jumping. [Read more…] about Nelson unveils new ad that aims at Scott's bad enviro record
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New Nelson ad takes aim at Scott's divisive, rigid partisanship
"The Senate race comes down to one question: who has the independence to put Florida first?"
That's what U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson says in a new television spot to begin airing tomorrow. The 30-second spot, titled "Closer," showcases Nelson's deep roots in the state. "Folks, I'm a fifth-generation Floridian. I've always put Florida first – and I always will," Nelson says.
He also says in the ad that "when President Trump asks for something that's good for him and bad for Florida, I know what I'll do: I'll say 'no'. And we all know what Rick Scott will do – he'll say 'yes'."
The message is scheduled to start airing in most Florida markets tomorrow, excluding the parts of the Panhandle hardest hit by Hurricane Michael.
Here's a link to watch "Closer" followed by the script:
The Senate race comes down to one question, who has the independence to put Florida first.
When President Trump asks for something that's good for him and bad for Florida, I know what I'll do: I'll say no.
And we all know what Rick Scott will do, he'll say yes.
Folks, I'm a fifth-generation Floridian.
I've always put Florida first – and I always will. Nelson says.
Bill Nelson for U.S. Senate
New RPOF Spanish Ads Feature Senator Marco Rubio and Congresswoman Jenniffer González-Colón for Ron DeSantis
The Republican Party of Florida today announced three new Spanish-language ads titled "Intereses", "Gran", and "Lo Conozco". Two of the ads feature U.S. Senator Marco Rubio and one ad features Congresswoman Jenniffer González-Colón, the Resident Commissioner representing Puerto Rico. In the 30 second ads, Rubio and González-Colón discuss why they support Ron DeSantis for Governor. [Read more…] about New RPOF Spanish Ads Feature Senator Marco Rubio and Congresswoman Jenniffer González-Colón for Ron DeSantis
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Ashley Moody Releases Florida General Election TV Ad
Former Judge and federal prosecutor Ashley Moody has released her first television ad for the general election – hailing her extensive experience. [Read more…] about Ashley Moody Releases Florida General Election TV Ad
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Mast For Congress Releases New TV Ad Featuring Amputee Cancer Survivor
Robert Brown Shares Story Of How Mast Helped
Him Walk By Donating His Prosthetic Leg
The Mast For Congress Campaign today released a new TV ad titled "Pay It Forward." The ad tells the story of Robert Brown, who lost his leg to cancer more than 30 years ago. Because of rising healthcare costs and a prolonged downturn in the economy, the Brown family was unable to afford proper prosthetics, leaving Mr. Brown "in constant pain." [Read more…] about Mast For Congress Releases New TV Ad Featuring Amputee Cancer Survivor
Filed Under: Campaign, Video Tagged With: Brian Mast Campaign
Nelson urges GOP leaders to take up Senate water bill
U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson (D-Fla.) took to the Senate floor today to urge Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) to immediately schedule a vote on the Water Resources Development Act. The legislation includes a provision that would authorize the Army Corps of Engineers to begin work on the Everglades Agricultural Area Reservoir south of Lake Okeechobee. [Read more…] about Nelson urges GOP leaders to take up Senate water bill
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Nelson honors McCain's life and legacy
U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson (D-Fla.) took to the Senate floor today to honor the life and legacy of Sen. John McCain.
"And so in that moment you could summarize his courage, his strength, his will to overcome – but here in the Senate we saw a leader who thought that public service was a noble calling, a leader who always tried to do the right thing, who always put the people of his country ahead of himself. An individual who always believed that we, as Americans, can subscribe to a cause greater than ourselves," Nelson said. "America is certainly going to miss John McCain." [Read more…] about Nelson honors McCain's life and legacy
Filed Under: Government, Video Tagged With: John McCain, Senator Bill Nelson
Nelson's remarks on early voting on college campuses
U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson (D-Fla.) took to the Senate floor today to urge the placement of early voting sites on college campuses before the upcoming midterm elections.
Sen. Nelson's speech comes on the heels of a recent report that indicates that it's unlikely the University of North Florida will host an early voting site available to students in time for the upcoming midterm elections, despite a ruling issued by a federal judge in Florida last month that permits early voting sites on college campuses.
"I'm hopeful that the logistical and other issues can be resolved as quickly as possible and that Florida's universities can host early voting during the general election," Nelson said.
Here is a link to a video of his remarks: https://youtu.be/ZYa92X4QpMk
And you can find a rush transcript of his remarks and the WJCT article he referenced in his speech below:
U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson
Remarks on the Senate floor
Sen. Nelson: Mr. President, folks are voting today in Florida. As a matter of fact, they've been voting for some now weeks since Florida has started voting, which started a couple of weeks ago, and they're voting in early voting, a period of time of up to two weeks prior to the August primary, the 28th of August. They're voting early in these elections. They're exercising their most fundamental right, which is to vote. And of course there's so much at stake for Florida and our country in this year's elections.
Last month a federal judge in Florida overturned a 2014 ban on early voting, and it was a ban on college campuses. Back in 2014, the legislature passed and the governor signed into law a series of restrictions to make it harder to vote instead of easier. And one of them that was then implemented by the division of elections, secretary of state, was that there could not be a voting place on a college campus.
Well, Mr. President, we have state universities just like other states do that have huge numbers of students. And of course if you want to make it easier for students to vote instead of having to go out in the community, it's quite logical to have a place for them to vote on the campus. Well, that has been the attempt in the past, was to ban the voting.
And the particular case that I weighed in on a few years ago was they were banning voting from the student union building at the university of Florida in Gainesville, a campus, by the way, that enrolls some multiples of tens of thousands of students. Well, a federal judge, in a scathing opinion, overturned this ruling, saying that the ban by Florida law was unconstitutional and that it seemed to put in place a prohibition of a geographical location of voting as a means by which to hinder younger voters, specifically students, from casting their ballots.
And because of the judge's ruling, the federal judge, there now will be an early voting location on the campus of the University of Florida during the general election in this coming November.
But according to press reports, it doesn't look like that's going to be the case in all places around Florida's colleges and universities.
We have just read a newspaper report that Supervisor of Elections in Duval County — that's Jacksonville — says he might not be able to set up an early voting location on the campus of the university of Florida in time for the general election due to logistical and financial concerns.
Well, I hope now that the federal judge has ruled in this case, making it very clear the judge's displeasure of not making it convenient for students to vote by refusing to set up a precinct on the location of the college, in this case university campus, I'm hopeful that the logistical and other issues can be resolved as quickly as possible and that Florida's universities can host early voting during the general election.
Early voting is a key to ensuring access to the ballot for all voters. What we've found with the early voting, and now with vote by mail, that increasingly larger percentages of the voting electorate are utilizing that opportunity to vote instead of waiting until the last day, election day, November 6.
Unfortunately we've seen some efforts in Florida over the last decade to curb access to early voting, particularly among young, low-income, and minority voters. We ought to be making it easier to vote, not harder. And I hope in all of the multiplicity of universities and colleges all around Florida that the supervisors of election will pay attention to the federal judge's ruling and act accordingly.
Madam president, I yield the floor.
Duval Elections Supervisor: It's Unlikely UNF Will Offer Early Voting By November Elections (WJCT)
By BRENDAN RIVERS
Duval County Supervisor of Elections Mike Hogan says he is talking to the University of North Florida about a potential early voting site on the campus for the November elections, but it's unlikely to happen due to logistical issues.
Local elections officials, like Hogan, have been put under pressure to get early voting sites on college and university campuses across the state. That comes after Secretary of State Ken Detzner told a federal judge that Florida would comply with an July 24 order that struck down a policy barring early voting sites on college and university campuses.
The ruling resolved questions over a 2014 advisory opinion by state Division of Elections Director Maria Matthews, advising elections supervisors that a 2013 law expanding early voting sites to various public facilities didn't apply to colleges or universities.
The League of Women Voters of Florida, the Andrew Goodman Foundation and six University of Florida and Florida State University students filed a lawsuit challenging that guideline earlier this year.
U.S. District Judge Mark Walker sided with those students and the voting-rights groups when he found that the Department of State's ban against campus early-voting sites was "facially discriminatory on account of age." While Walker's ruling doesn't require voting sites on college and university campuses, it makes it clear they are an option.
But the ruling came too late to get early voting sites set up at college and university campuses before this month's primaries because supervisors of elections are required to publicize their early voting sites at least 30 days before elections begin. Hogan had already posted Duval's early voting sites because early voting was scheduled to begin in the county on Monday, Aug. 13.
And Hogan said it's not likely to happen by the November elections either. He said in addition to UNF, he's been asked to open a site at historically black Edward Waters College.
"I don't think it's going to happen," he said. "We might be able to pull this one off, but we've gotta do all our homework, and we've gotta do it in a hurry."
Hogan said he's not yet convinced it would be worth the money and effort.
"I've been in contact with the University of North Florida," Hogan said. "We've met, physically, once, and we're trying to work out some type of arrangement that will enhance voting opportunities for the students on the college campus."
But he said that might not mean an actual early voting site on the campus.
"One of the things we're talking about is maybe providing a shuttle from the student center to the early voting site, if it's off campus." He went on to say, "Maybe we'll send a crew over there that will allow students to sign up for mail ballots. In Duval County we pay for the return postage. There are a host of things we're looking at."
Hogan said when it comes down to it, the decision will depend on the size and density of the UNF voting population.
UNF officials say nearly 3,400 students live on campus. That's out of a total population of almost 16,500 – making UNF a commuter school, for the most part. That means most students wouldn't be voting on campus anyways. They'd be voting in their neighborhoods or wherever they live.
And even if Hogan and UNF officials agree to set up an early voting site and they're somehow able to hash out the details before the site posting deadline, which is Oct. 7, several logistical issues could still keep things from materializing before November.
One is money.
The Supervisor of Elections doesn't have room in his budget to add any new sites, he said. But, the city is going through the budget process now and Hogan thinks the Council would agree to additional funding needed to cover salaries and equipment that would be required at any new sites.
Another issue is the equipment.
"I just had them do an inventory of equipment. We have enough equipment, if we had to open two new sites." said Hogan. "But, we have no backups. And in elections you have to have backups, because, again, there's no tomorrow. Everything has to be done that day."
And Hogan said if he were to order new equipment, it could take two to three weeks for it to arrive if it's even in stock. And, according to Hogan, "This is a time when their stock is depleted because everybody's asking for stuff."
"I want to make it perfectly clear that we enjoy the fact that we have another option on our list." said Hogan. "And it's not that we don't want to do this, it's that we don't think we've got the time and the resources to get it done considering where we are in this election cycle."
Filed Under: Government, Video Tagged With: college campuses, Early Voting, Sen. Bill Nelson


It's well documented that free music is available in truckloads online. But if, like us, you don't have all day to go through thousands of Youtube videos, you'll need to know what's what. Call it a Fast Track to good music. Here are a few sites that are right on the money when it comes to cutting through crap and serving you up the cream of the musical crop! Enjoy – and leave some good sites in the comments!
ZANE LOWE is a pretty epic music producer and radio dj, who presents his show with a certain pazazz and crazy music obsession that you're unlikely to find elsewhere. Even if you don't really like a tune at the start, he'll probably convince you otherwise in a sentence.
The well-established music site NME Magazine is a market leader for all things ALT, mainstream and new. They have a great music news section too, which keeps you up to date on the movings and shakings of the music scene.
The 'online radio' site 8Tracks is made up purely of pre-made playlists. Users generate these lists, sorted by popularity. It's a sort of 'survival of the fittest' of the playlist world. It also has a lovely feature where you can choose a playlist according to your mood or activities. Brilliant for Workout playlists when you want to turn it over daily without having to waste precious time updating your iTunes all the time.
If you want to make playlists for your laptop without having to reef through online music stores, why not sign up to GROOVESHARK.com? It's great for searching out individual artists, hitting play, and letting it do its lovely thing. You can taylor-make your own playlists if the mood takes you. It even has a pre-made lists section – sharing other people's playlists which you can rob. AND on to of all that, it has hot tips for the season. Best day!
And of course, the old classic – SPOTIFY.com. Once You've gone through the rigmarole of downloading it and logging in, it's quite possibly the best engine for recommending songs to friends on Facebook and Twitter.
Hopefully this short list will send you on your way to finding musical bliss. Be sure to leave your recommendations in the comments, or tweet us at www.twitter.com/serenitybtweets now!


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Nikon today introduced one more camera to its low-end DSLR range. Nikon hopes that the sales figures will zoom up with this reasonably priced camera. Many of you may recall that the company's D3100 was a great camera, but a tad bit too expensive if you were looking for entry-level cameras. Well, the D3200 seeks to complement its predecessor, without trying to overshadow it.
The Nikon D3200 looks very much like its predecessor, the D3100. Solidly built and yet lightweight, this one is easy to carry around on all of your trips.
The black-bodied D3200 will include an 18-55mm lens, a nice resolution upgrade to 24 megapixels (the more expensive D3100, in comparison, offered only 14 megapixels), higher resolution LCD display, Expeed 3 processing engine and more flexibility of options in low-light conditions.
The Nikon 3200 also comes with a better Guide Mode, which offers very detailed tutorials to DSLR beginners. Of course, this feature cannot be used all the time – it merely works as a reference guide. All the same, this feature is certainly useful to amateurs wanting to pick up the basics of photography.
One very important feature that sets the D3200 apart from its earlier generation camera is the WU-1A WiFi dongle, which is worth $60. This will enable you to beam your photos straightaway to your Android smartphone or mobile device. This feature will later be available to iOS device users as well, in just a few more months.
The Nikon D3200, priced at $700, is scheduled to enter the market at the end of April this year.


The shoppe at Shady Gables is easy to find!
We are located just one block east of the courthouse in historic downtown Versailles, Missouri.
At the stoplight at the intersection of Highways 5 and 52, (the only one in our small town!) turn east on Newton Street and go straight approximately 7/10 of a mile. You will see the historic Morgan County Courthouse on your right. Continue straight one more block. We are located in the two-story white Victorian house with the green roof on the corner of South Van Buren and Newton Streets. We are across the street from the new Morgan County Justice Center.
Reservations are required for our Tea Room. Please call now to reserve your table.
Hours: Thursday-Saturday, 10:00am-4:00pm. Closed Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday.
Groups of 12 or more, are possible on days normally closed, but would require reservations.
Plan to spend an entire afternoon! Arrive early or stay after your tea meal, stroll through our surrounding garden and shop in our charming and well-stocked gift shop. We have searched far and wide to bring you the essential and hard-to-find accouterments you will need to create your own tea traditions at home. Feel free to stop in and browse! No reservations are required for browsers!
We are proud of our small town, Versailles, pronounced Ver-sales. Dating back to 1833 and named for Versailles Kentucky, we are the Morgan County seat known as the western gateway to the Lake of the Ozarks at the crossroads of Highway 5 and 52. There are eight other towns in the United States named Versailles. We are the farthest west. All are pronounced Ver-sales. Not Ver-si, like the one in France! Our Mayor is Terry L. Silvey. Visitors often see him working around the gardens at Shady Gables!
We are pleased to invite you to visit these other establishments when you visit Versailles. Be sure to tell them we sent you!
We are located just eight miles north of the Lake of the Ozarks, one of the midwest's most beautiful lakes and one of the most visited tourist areas in Missouri.
Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, 10:00am to 4:00pm.
Closed Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday.


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Select an Artist to view Allen, Ceri Appleby, Louis Auerbach, Frank Bacon, Francis Barns Graham, Wilhelmina Bell, Bill Bellany (RA, CBE), John Bellwood, Sarah Jane Bennett, June Bennett, Michael Bomberg, David Bratby (RA), John Campbell, Alice Carrington, Sarah Cassell, Halima Chambers (RA), Stephen Cook, Richard Cooper (RA, OBE), Eileen Cornish, Norman Croft, Malcolm Eardley (RSA), Joan Fedden RA, Mary Fell RA FRSA, Sheila Fitch, Doug Fitton, Richard Fryer, Helen Grant, Duncan Greenland, Martin Hain, Alex Halliday, Colin Heron, Patrick Hitchens, Ivon Hockney RA, David Hodgkin, Howard Howarth, Russell Hoyland (RA), John Hughes, Edward Joffe (RA), Chantal Kelly, Percy Kelly (Etchings), Percy Key, Geoffrey Kossoff, Leon Lake, Tim Lowndes, Alan Mackay, Ivar Major, Theodore Malone, Jim McAndrew, Hannah McClure, Ewan Morris, Joe Neil, Angus Nicholson, Rachel Nicholson, Winifred Norris, Ian O'Donaghue (RA), Hughie Peascod, Bill Penn RI, William Charles Perry RA , Grayson Pigott, Jessica Plumptre, William Quinn, Peter Reinsch, William Rigby, Chris Scott, Marie Selby, William Stafford, Simeon Storey, David Stroomer, John Swainston, Rebecca Tabor, Helen Theakston, Nichola Thompson, John Tucker, Alistair Weight RA, CBE, Carel Wilkinson, Donald Williams NEAC, Charles
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Jessica Pigott In our search for new art talent, we travel much of the UK and visit countless Art School graduation shows during the course of the year. Much of these travels culminate in varying degrees of disappointment, but now and again, quite the reverse occurs. For the first time, this year I visited Wimbledon College of Arts, and was blown away by the work of Jess (Jessica Pigott). Tucked on the top floor of one of the college buildings, I saw large paintings, very large paintings, with more energy, skill with colour and light/dark and sheer boldness than I've seen in a long time. We're going to be bringing Jess to the gallery; we're going to be part of her story; it's a story I genuinely feel will have far to go and much recognition to be attained, but for now, we want people to get to know Jess, and feel part of that journey in the way we hope to do. Here's her blog... Steve Read More
Alex Hain We travel many many miles, each and every month, in search of new talent to bring to the gallery. We don't want to be a copy of what can be seen and acquired elsewhere, we want to show art and represent artists we feel genuinely passionate about. To that end, we see most of the Art School graduation shows, always clinging to a sliver of optimism that maybe, just maybe, around the corner.... It happened, with Jess Pigott, at Wimbledon College of Arts. Then it happened again, with Alex. No graduation show this time, this was an introduction from one of our existing artists, Helen Tabor. Alex lives and paints close to Helen; she'd seen his work; she mentioned it to me. Believe me, we see a huge amount of artists each year, many of which approach the gallery, but when Alex brought in his work, propped up against the walls, we were astounded. Here was a young artist, his father being a professional artist also, working away in a studio, with little plan as to what he was going to do with what he was creating. The work has such power, in both subject and execution, which you stand, look at and are absorbed by it. It's raw and yet has sophistication. It's contemporary and yet follows no well-trodden path. Alex is doing Alex's thing, and we want to share that with you. Steve Read More
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