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is a 1974 Japanese kaiju film directed by Jun Fukuda, with special effects by Teruyoshi Nakano. Distributed by Toho and produced under their effects subsidiary Toho–Eizo, it is the 14th film of the Godzilla franchise, and features the fictional monster characters Godzilla, Anguirus, and King Caesar, along with the mecha character Mechagodzilla. The film stars Masaaki Daimon, Kazuya Aoyama, Gorō Mutsumi, and Akihiko Hirata, with Isao Zushi as Godzilla, Satoru Kuzumi as both Anguirus and King Caesar, and Kazunari Mori as Mechagodzilla. The film marks the first appearances of King Caesar and Mechagodzilla in the franchise.

Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla was released theatrically in Japan on March 21, 1974. The film received a limited release in the United States in 1977 by Cinema Shares, under the title Godzilla vs. the Bionic Monster. It was then quickly re-released under the title Godzilla vs. the Cosmic Monster which was also the UK theatrical title. The film was followed up with a direct sequel in 1975 titled Terror of Mechagodzilla.

Plot
In Okinawa, an Azumi priestess has a vision of a city being destroyed by a giant monster. Meanwhile, Masahiko Shimizu discovers a type of metal not found on Earth while spelunking and takes it to Professor Miyajima for examination. An excavation led by Masahiko's brother Keisuke uncovers a chamber filled with ancient artifacts and a mural bearing an ominous prophecy: "When a black mountain appears above the clouds, a huge monster will arise and try to destroy the world; but when the red moon sets and the sun rises in the west, two monsters shall appear to save the people." Keisuke is joined by archaeologist Saeko Kaneshiro, who translates the prophecy and takes a statue bearing the likeness of Okinawa's guardian monster King Caesar to study. Two men stalk them, with one claiming to be a reporter while the other attempts to steal the statue, but fails and flees.

Following the appearance of a black cloud resembling a mountain, Godzilla emerges from Mount Fuji and begins a destructive rampage despite having become tolerant of humans within the past years. Godzilla's ally, Anguirus, confronts it, only to be nearly killed and forced to retreat. Keisuke arrives shortly after to check on Masahiko and Miyajima. Godzilla's rampage continues until the real Godzilla emerges to fight it, exposing it an imposter called Mechagodzilla, a massive robot armed with advanced weaponry made of the same strange metal, later revealed to be space titanium. Godzilla is severely wounded, but inflicts some damage on Mechagodzilla before both monsters retreat. Miyajima hypothesizes, based on Mechagodzilla's advanced technology and composition, that the robot is an alien superweapon.

Keisuke and Saeko take the statue back to the temple, but are confronted by the thief once again. During the fight, the skin on half of the stranger's face melts away, revealing an ape-like visage. The intruder attempts to kill Keisuke, but an unseen gunman kills him before Keisuke and Saeko catch a brief glimpse of the reporter. Concurrently, Godzilla arrives on Monster Island during a thunderstorm and is struck by lightning multiple times, reinvigorating itself.

Masahiko, Miyajima and his daughter Ikuko explore the cave where the space titanium was first found, but are captured by ape-like aliens from the Third Planet of the Black Hole, who plan to use Mechagodzilla to conquer Earth. Their leader, Kuronuma, forces Miyajima to repair the robot. While Saeko checks into a hotel and guards the statue, Keisuke leaves to meet Masahiko at the caves, only to encounter the reporter, who reveals himself as Nanbara, an Interpol agent who has been tracking the aliens. After Nanbara and Keisuke infiltrate the alien base and free the prisoners, Keisuke and Ikuko leave to pick up Saeko and the statue while Miyajima, Nanbara, and Masahiko stay behind, only to be recaptured by Kuronuma.

The next morning, a lunar eclipse results in a red moon and a mirage of the sun rising in the west. Seeing this, the team realizes they have to awaken King Caesar. They meet with the priestess and her grandfather and place the statue in the temple, revealing King Caesar's resting place. As Kuronuma dispatches Mechagodzilla, the priestess sings to awaken King Caesar and Godzilla appears shortly afterward. The two monsters join forces to fight Mechagodzilla. When the robot tries to escape, Godzilla uses its stored electricity to create an electromagnetic field to attract Mechagodzilla before tearing off its head; causing it to explode. While the mortified aliens are distracted, Nanbara and the others free themselves, kill their captors, and sabotage the base, fleeing as it explodes. With the enemy defeated, Godzilla heads out to sea and King Caesar returns to its resting place while the humans rejoice.

Cast

Release
  Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla was released in Japan on March 21, 1974, where it was distributed by Toho. The film was followed up with a direct sequel in 1975 titled Terror of Mechagodzilla.

The film was released in the United States in March 1977. It was released by Cinema Shares in the United States under the title Godzilla vs. the Bionic Monster where the film was shown predominantly at Saturday "kiddie" matinees. The Cinema Shares theatrical version deleted four minutes of credits, profanity and blood-letting from the film. Universal Television threatened to sue Cinema Shares over the use of the name "Bionic" in the film's title, as they owned the rights to The Six Million Dollar Man and The Bionic Woman TV series. The film title was quickly changed to Godzilla vs. the Cosmic Monster, which was also used for the 1977 U.K. theatrical release.

Box office
The film made slightly more money than Godzilla vs. Megalon, but was still not making as big a box office profit as the other films in the Godzilla series had in the early 1960s. The 1974 Japanese release earned a distribution income (rentals) of . It also grossed  overseas, for a worldwide total of about  by 1980.

Home video
In 1988, New World Video restored the film on home video, using a complete and unedited print titled Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla.
In 2004, TriStar released the film on DVD as Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla, with both English and Japanese audio included. In 2019, both the Japanese version and export English version were included in a Blu-ray box set released by the Criterion Collection, which included all 15 films from the franchise's Shōwa era.

Reception
In a contemporary review in the Monthly Film Bulletin, Tony Rayns stated that at this point in the Godzilla series, there was no way the film "could have been anything other than formulary, but it could clearly have been much less shambling than it is." Rayns noted that Shinichi Sekizawa's story was "for once, quite ambitious" while noting that the film's "'mythic' elements are never coherent or impressive enough to match the array of alien technology, and the script seems to forget all about fulfilling its own prophecies as it hurries towards the regulation free-style wrestling climax."

From retrospective reviews, Stuart Galbraith IV discussed the film in his book on Japanese genre films. Galbraith described the film as a "complete mess", finding that the aliens in the film were a rip-off of Planet of the Apes and that the film had poor effects work and "equally poor direction of Jun Fukuda." Galbraith opined that the film was "an improvement over Godzilla vs. Megalon, but that's not saying much."  Among the positive attributes, Galbraith noted that Masaru Sato's score was interesting and series veterans Akihiko Hirata, Hiroshi Koizumi and Kenji Sahara "make welcome appearances." In Phil Hardy's book Science Fiction (1984), a review stated that "the final fight is suitably impressive although the tongue-in-cheek reference to Leone slows the action down too much."

See also

 List of Japanese films of 1974
 List of science fiction films of the 1970s

References

Bibliography

External links

 Godzilla on the web (Japan)

1974 films
1970s Japanese-language films
1970s fantasy films
1970s science fiction films
Alien invasions in films
Films about extraterrestrial life
Films scored by Masaru Sato
Films directed by Jun Fukuda
Films produced by Tomoyuki Tanaka
Films set in Okinawa Prefecture
Films set in Shizuoka Prefecture
Films set in Tokyo
Giant monster films
Godzilla films
Japanese science fiction films
Japanese sequel films
Kaiju films
1970s monster movies
Natural horror films
Toho films
Mecha films
Films with screenplays by Shinichi Sekizawa
Apes in popular culture
1970s Japanese films
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CIA/Deputy Director for Plans
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Leader of the CIA/Directorate of Plans.
The Director of the National Clandestine Service (D/NCS) is a senior United States government official in the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency who serves as head of the Directorate of Operations.
The position was established December 1, 1950 and from January 4, 1951 until March 1, 1973 it was known as Deputy Director of Plans (DDP). When this unit was still known as the Directorate of Plans, it at first accounted for about 75% of the CIA Budget and about 60% of the personnel within the CIA.[1]
After being the Deputy Director of Plans until 1973, the position was then known as Deputy Director for Operations (DDO) until October 13, 2005 when, under the Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act of 2004, the position was renamed to D/NCS.
Office Holders on Wikispooks
William Colby 2 March 1973 24 August 1973
Thomas Karamessines 31 July 1967 27 February 1973 Resigned to protest the sacking of Richard Helms
Desmond FitzGerald 28 June 1965 23 July 1967
Richard Helms 17 February 1962 28 April 1965
Richard M. Bissell 1 January 1959 17 February 1962
Frank Wisner 23 August 1951 1 January 1959
Allen Dulles 4 January 1951 23 August 1951
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Q: Space group for vector fields with fractional periods in subspaces Consider a periodic system of 3-dimensional vector fields, the corresponding Hamiltonian is a 3-by-3 hermitian matrix:
$$
H(\mathbf{r})=\begin{pmatrix}
a(\mathbf{r}) & 0  & d(\mathbf{r})\\
0 & b(\mathbf{r}) & 0\\
d(\mathbf{r})^* & 0 & c(\mathbf{r})
\end{pmatrix}.
$$
Suppose the period of the system is $\mathbf{R}$, $H(\mathbf{r}+\mathbf{R})=H(\mathbf{r})$, however, the elements of the hamiltonian may have smaller periods as fractions of $\mathbf{R}$. For example, $a,c,d$ have period $\mathbf{R}$, but $b$ has a smaller period $\mathbf{R}/4$. I find that the fractional period of the "subspace" can induce additional degeneracy, however, it seems that such additional degeneracy cannot be explained by the irreducible representation of the ordinary space group.
Is there a generalized space group theory describing such periodic systems of vector fields with fractional periods of subspaces?

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Q: ssl page with ssl iframe broken on android 5.1 I have an ssl page with an iframe that is another ssl page. This works fine on my desktop using chrome or edge.
But on Mobile, using android 5.1 and either Chrome or FF the iframe is not displayed, there is no error, just a blank area with a little page icon with a frowney face.
There is no mixed content as far as I can tell.
On the same site I also have youtube videos that run in an iframe and they work fine.
Page with iframe that doesn't work with Adroid:
https://prolabprints.com/order-online/simple-file-uploader/
the page that is in the iframe:
https://uploads.prolabprints.com/
The main site is a static site hosted via AWS S3 and then Cloudfront, using their free TLS cert.
The iframe page (uploader) is running on an EC2 instance, and uses a free letsencrypt cert.
Here is a page that has an iframe for a youtube video that works when the uploads page is broken on android:
https://prolabprints.com/videos/roes-intro-video/
I have tried an Ipod touch, and it works. I have tried with a couple android phones and they don't work.
I have also tried removing onload="scroll(0,0)" from the iframe and it doesn't make a difference.
I have tried doing the url for the iframe as //uploads.prolabprints.com like the youtube embed is and that doesn't work.
Why would the iframe for my uploader not work when the Youtube iframe does? Is this because of the type of ssl cert that I have?

A: A short look at the SSLabs report for uploads.prolabprints.com shows that the server sends an incomplete certificate chain:

This server's certificate chain is incomplete. Grade capped to B.
  ...
  Chain issues  Incomplete, Extra certs

While desktop browsers often deal with this kind of problem by downloading the missing intermediate certificates from the internet (Google Chrome) or using cached certificates from visits to other sites (Firefox) mobile browsers are usually not that much forgiving.
A closer look reveals that there was an attempt to send an intermediate certificate but that instead of "Let's Encrypt Authority X3" the certificate for "Let's Encrypt Authority X1" was sent, causing "Incomplete" (X3 missing) and "Extra certs" (X1 not needed).


Apple announces iOS 12 release date, and that iOS can swim.
Get ready for some updates.
The big annual Apple event is currently underway at the Steve Jobs Theater in Cupertino, and while you may have tuned in solely to decide which of the three new iPhones perfectly fits your smartphone needs, there's more to Wednesday's show than just hardware. That's right, we finally got the full skinny on iOS 12. Well, its release date, anyway.
According to Apple's Phil Schiller, iOS 12 will be available for download starting September 17. Of course, some brave souls have already been playing around with the public beta, but we're talking about the official real deal. The fully baked product.
Now, should you go ahead and download it immediately? Maybe. But no one would blame you for waiting a week or so. After all, there's no shame in letting everyone else be the iOS guinea pigs.
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It's clear Tim Cook and his fellow presenters were more concerned about the new iPhones than the operating system they'll be running — making the iOS 12 news feel like an afterthought.
Which, well, is maybe all the info you need when it comes to deciding whether or not to download it on day one.


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Thursday, July 02 2015
Eddy Kenzo is still Upcoming-Bebe Cool
Inset is Kenzo's interest overtime curve going above Bebe Cool's in the year 2014 and that is the time he released the Sitya Loss song..
It's not the first time Bebe Cool is saying this and certainly won't be the last. On Wednesday, the 'Byebyo' singer reiterated his position on Eddy Kenzo branding him an upcoming artist even after winning the BET's viewer's choice, International category-Africa award.
Highlights of Bebe Cool's message:
Those who like me do so because they like my music,
Eddy Kenzo being an upcoming artist is not an abuse but a category,
I congratulate him on the BET achievement, but I won't take back my word, he is upcoming,
There is a difference between pioneers and upcoming, both are capable of anything.
MORE OF THIS STORY:
Eddy Kenzo is an upcoming artist - Bebe Cool
Eddy Kenzo is not the first Ugandan to be nominated in the BET awards, but he is the first Ugandan to win a BET award, and also the first African to win the BET Viewer's International choice award (Africa), because, that particular category was only introduced in the just concluded awards.
Kenzo still has to prove to a small section of fans who are bent on the fact that had it not been for the kids in the Sitya Loss video, it would not rank that high in YouTube views. In his message, the Byebyo singer, Bebe Cool, says he does not want to achieve any awards for mercy reasons, but it should be his music to stand for him.
"Today I want to urge Ugandans and East Africans as a whole that I don't want to achieve any awards for mercy reasons but my music to stand for me. As a musician, I have done my duty to do music that can get us into the MTV level of competition, and at this level, the rest depends on my country to achieve that award."
If you feel am good and I deserve this Award, if you feel you care about your country winning this award, if you feel East Africa deserves this award, if you feel you love Bebe Cool, Keep voting for 'Love you Everyday' in the on going MTV Africa Music awards 2015, Video of the Year category here: mama.mtv.com/voting..
He then went on to launch his latest 'Byebyo' video.
Kenzo and Rema's Shs500m house
Bebe Cool About to Complete His Mansion
Bebe Cool Fires Rema Namakula from Gagamel
Bebe Cool-Rema No Eye Contact Handshake
Rema Fires Back On Her "Replacement"
Rema's Concert Was Not Successful-Bebe Cool
Bouncing Baby Girl for Rema and Kenzo
Kenzo changes name to Eddy Kenzo Dada
Rema's child is not mine-Walukagga
Rema and Kenzo's introduction this year
Eddy Kenzo Visits Rema's Parents


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Q: Namespaced resources This is an excerpt from my config/routes.rb file:
resources :accounts do |account|

      account.resource :profile, :except => [:new, :create, :destroy]

      account.resources :posts,
                        :collection => { :fragment => :get },
                        :has_many => [:comments, :likes]

      # even more code

end

I would like that each nested resource to be loaded from from the account namespace such as Account::PostsController instead of PostsController.
Using resources :accounts, :namespace => 'account' tries to load AccountPostsController.
Trying to nest the structure doesn't really work all that well:
map.namespace :account do |account|
..
end

The previous code will load the files from the locations I want, however it does add the namespace to the url and the generated paths so I'll have methods such as account_account_posts_url and similar paths.
Another alternative is to use something like:
account.resource :profile, :controller => 'account/profile'

I really don't like this as it involves both code duplication and forces me to remove some of the rails magic helpers.
Any thoughts and suggestions?

A: Changing my routes.rb and running rake routes I came up with the following:
map.resources :accounts do |accounts|
  accounts.namespace :account do |account|
    account.resource :profile, :except => [:new, :create, :destroy]
  end
end

This gets you what you want. The correct url and pointing to account/... controller.
See Rails Routing for more detailed info and options on what can be done with Rails Routes.

A: So what's specifically wrong with namespacing? I think this is what you're trying to do:
map.namespace :account do |account|
  account.resource :profile
end

This will try to load the controller at app/controllers/account/profiles_controller.rb and will generate routes such as account_profile_path.
Updated based on comment:
map.resources :accounts do |account|
 account.resource :profile
end

Will give you /accounts/22/profile.


So I'm sitting here, trying to figure out what to say. Or more so how I want to say it. As I try to come up with the right words to form all the crazy thoughts in my head, all I know is that I want this post to be different. I want it to mean something.
Sounds cheesy, I know. Let's see… I guess I should just jump right in and get to the point. Recently, blogging has become difficult for me. Not because I don't enjoy it, because I do! I really do. And not because I lack resources, (have you seen how amazing my photographers are?) It's become difficult because I have realized how vain blogging can be, how self conceived "bloggers" often come off as, and how at the end of the day, none of this really matters. I mean come on, we're constantly posting pictures of ourselves, talking ourselves up and promoting our own blog… You probably get tired of us bossing you around telling you to go look at our faces. My outfits in my pictures won't be in style 3 years from now, my tips and opinions won't have any relevance when a new season comes around, and the blog overall, will probably just be a fond memory for me to look back on 30 years from now as I brag to my kids and force them to look at pictures of me in my prime. And when you really let all of that set in, it's kinda sad. All this work, (because despite what it may look like, a blog is actually A LOT of work) it's all for nothing.
So why am I doing it then? I guess I started all of this because it looked fun, it was something that I wanted to pursue in hopes that I could turn it into something long term. I have a confession to make, I probably follow more "mommy bloggers" than just regular fashion bloggers. My top favorites are Cara Loren and Amber Fillerup Clark. They blog about fashion, beauty, and lifestyle with their fricken adorable kids. GOOOOAAAALS. I would love to be a cute fashion mommy blogger someday. Anyways, back to my point. I don't want to just be blogging without a purpose, aimlessly typing up posts and putting them out into the world just to be soon forgotten about. In fact, I don't want to do anything in life that isn't being lead with a purpose. Because then it's just a waste of precious time.
I'll be honest with you, I'm not really sure how I am going to incorporate this, or how I am going to start showing it through my posts. I probably won't succeed at it every post, and that's fine. But after a year of blogging, I have decided to start posting with purpose. So DISCLAIMER right quick… It will be close to impossible for every post just be life changing and full of wisdom and wonderfulness. BUT, I would like to start making an effort towards writing some posts every now and then that really mean something. Whether it be for a cause, a brand that I team up with, or just my own thoughts that I want to share, they'll have meaning.
I'm looking forward to this new season of blogging, and hope that you all will continue to join me on this journey. I appreciate your support over the past year, all the kind words, the encouragement and love. The random texts telling me to keep at it and that you enjoy reading my posts, you have no idea how much all of it means to me!
So with that being said, everyone is a winner! As you most likely know, I teamed up with Sookie + Co. for this post! I fell in love with their "Chic Happens" shirts and wanted to rep them for my 1 year blog post! How perfect are they? I felt that they went along with my blog style very well, given that "Chic" is part of my blog's name… So not only does the winner of my 1 Year Blog Birthday Giveaway win a t-shirt, but everyone gets access to a discount code! Just type in "CHIC" when at checkout, and you will receive 10% off of your purchase! The discount code expires Oct. 30th so make sure you get to it in time! Huge thank you to Sookie + Co. for being a part of this celebration with me!
The winner will be receiving; A "style kit" hand put together by me, a sit down consolation with me, a "Chic Happens" t-shirt from Sookie + Co. AND a mini photo session with Kelsey Hosler, who actually shot this very shoot. Fun story about Kelsey, she was Ike & Tash's intern a year ago, so she was with me when I did my very first blog shoot EVER! She recently just moved to Washington from Indiana, and she got to come along for my one year shoot. I'm a super sentimental person so I was all emotional over her being there!
So, I guess I will get to it… the founder of Sookie + Co. and I have been keeping track of who completed all the steps required to enter, and we so appreciate all of you who participated! I hope you take advantage of that discount code and get yourself a shirt, there are so many cute ones to pick from.
Congrats girl! Thank you for participating, I appreciate your support! And I look forward to meeting you!
So ya... thats it. Thank you again to everyone who has made this past year possible, much love.


Gary Richrath, best known as the lead guitarist for the classic rock band REO Speedwagon, died on Sunday. He was 65.
The news was announced by REO frontman Kevin Cronin on the band's Facebook page. No cause of death has been revealed at this time.


The Korean car first seen in 2006 and powered by a 4 - cylinder naturally aspir. petrol unit, produced by Hyundai. The engine offers a displacement of 2.0 litre matched to a front wheel drive system and a manual gearbox with 5 gears. Vehicle in question is a sports car with the top speed of 208km/h, reaching the 100km/h (62mph) mark in 9.1s and consumping around 8.0 liters of fuel every 100 kilometers.


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Armagrandi Spina is a converted 19th century house featuring a striking wooden exterior with ornate Ottoman and Byzantine style architecture and interior decoration.
Rooms total: 32
A security deposit of EUR is required upon arrival for incidentals. This deposit is fully refundable upon check-out and subject to a damage inspection of the accommodation.
Bicycle rental (additional charge)
Public transport tickets
Blue Mosque 0.2 km
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This presentation provides information on data collection and management for microfiltration (MF) and ultrafiltration (UF) membrane processes. The discussion includes data collection recommendations for membrane warranties, plant startup, process monitoring, and membrane cleaning. Data trending examples are provided along with troubleshooting tips.


Ability to insert images directly into note's text (not only as attachements).
In my line of work, apart from taking notes on a daily basis, I also need to constantly keep track of status, progress and results, which are not always presented in a text form. The solution is to take screenshots to preserve the state, which at the moment I would have the link the image file into CN.
While I'm not sure what's the best way to manage the image files i.e. in CN data/image folder or imbedded into the .db file (but I wouldn't want to compromise on the tiny of CN database), or perhaps some other, better way? (also need to think about synchronization with Simplenote which does not support images). That being said, this feature would be an instant killer.
How about a hot-key to take a snapshot and automatically compress the image to a minimum size? Think about it!
Having the ability to paste images inline will open up doors to a huge group of users like myself constantly dealing with visual notes.
I'll add my vote to this feature please: sometimes I need to save a pic and it's much easier to save the pic with CN than having to copy and paste a link or something similar.
Please add this VERY USEFUL feature!
It's not exactly the same, but just as useful.
I was staggered to be told that this is not possible! What could be less useful than making a note of a page with lots of important graphics, and not being able to include them?
What is even more surprising is that the feature has not been implemented since this was added here 4 years ago.
I understand how you feel about it, the reason is that CintaNotes from the beginning was heavily text-oriented and to gain competitive edge we continued to improve it in this direction and added tag hierarchy and autotagging rules. For richly formatted notes with images there's always been Evernote and Onenote, and we thought that to survive we must do something different.
However we do realise how important this is, and still plan to implement it.
Also looking forward to it.


The course runs over three sessions, each 3 hours long and the number of students will be limited to a maximum of 4.
For the first session you will learn to throw pots on the potter's wheel, guided by a highly qualified potter/teacher who will demonstrate each stage of the process and carefully support you according to your level of ability. In the second session, you will trim the bases of your thrown pots, maybe add a handle and apply some slip decoration. In the third session, after the work has been bisque fired, you will glaze your pots ready for their second firing and if there is some extra time you can have a little extra practice time on the wheel.
The course is designed to give you an introductory experience of learning the craft of wheel-thrown pottery. It is a process which takes practice to master skilfully and at the end of this course will achieve a grounding in that process. You will also go away with a handful of unique pots and maybe even a mug for your morning cuppa.
All materials and firing costs are covered by the fee. Tools are provided but would recommend that students bring an apron and an old bath towel.
I attended a course run over a few weekends. We achieved so much and we thoroughly enjoyed the informative and relaxed atmosphere.
I attend classes run by Tricia in her lovely light & well equipped studio. I would highly recommend her as a tutor. She is skilled in guiding students from complete beginners to more experienced potters. She is approachable and always encouraging.
If you've ever fancied having a go at throwing a pot then I can highly recommend Tricia's classes. I was amazed at how much we achieved under Tricia's patient and encouraging tuition. A very enjoyable and rewarding experience!
I completed Tricia's Introductory course last November and enjoyed it so much I have continued with weekly classes. The course was well planned and we covered many of the basics coming away with several glazed pieces - many more than any of us expected.
Tricia is very patient and positive and her studio a lovely environment to work in.
A great experience overall. Very therapeutic.
I have been taking weekly classes with Tricia for around 7 months and started as a complete beginner. In that time I have chosen to work mostly on the wheel and have learned so much and really enjoy classes which are in a lovely workshop with friendly relaxed atmosphere. Tricia is a great teacher who demonstrates and explains things really clearly. Classes are small so there is individual attention when needed which helps skills grow quickly. Highly recommend.
Have recently joined this class - love it! Excellent teacher in a lovely, warm setting. Couldn't be more delighted!
I have been a student of Tricia's for around 18 months. In that time my skills and knowledge have grown so much. The small class sizes mean that Tricia has time to support you in whatever you want to learn... as well as setting projects for the whole class, e.g. makIng lidded pieces.
Tricia is a great teacher regardless of whether you have never touched clay before or want to improve your skills. The classes are focussed but relaxed and there is lovely supportive atmosphere. Would definitely recommend!
I have completed a couple of courses with Trish. She is a skilled tutor with a supportive and encouraging style. The classes are small which allows for individual attention but also plenty time at the wheel or bench working independently on your chosen project. I have had the chance to try a range of techniques, coilbuilding, slab work as well as throwing on the wheel, working with leather hard clay and I have also had the chance to learn a bit about glazing. Would definitely recommend these courses.
Tricia is an excellent tutor giving just the right balance between direct instruction and helpful hints that are timed exactly when they are needed. The studio is gorgeous and flooded with light and the classes are small and personal.
Just started this course and I'm very impressed with the quality of teaching and very friendly environment.Highly recommended.


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package org.zmpp.swingui;

import java.awt.Color;

import org.zmpp.vm.Window6;

/**
 * This class holds the knowledge about a window's position and sizes. The
 * setter methods all take 1-based coordinates, which is the standard in the
 * Z-machine, whereas the getter methods return the coordinates according to the
 * Java graphics model, which is 0 based.
 *
 * @author Wei-ju Wu
 * @version 1.0
 */
public class WindowArea {

    private int left;
    private int top;
    private int width;
    private int height;
    private int marginLeft;
    private int marginRight;

    /**
     * Constructor.
     */
    public WindowArea() {

        this.left = 1;
        this.top = 1;
    }

    public int getLeft() {
        return left;
    }

    public int getTop() {
        return top;
    }

    public int getWidth() {
        return width;
    }

    public int getHeight() {
        return height;
    }

    public void setPosition(int left, int top) {

        this.left = left;
        this.top = top;
    }

    public void setSize(int width, int height) {

        this.width = width;
        this.height = height;
    }

    public void setMargins(int left, int right) {

        this.marginLeft = left;
        this.marginRight = right;
    }

    public int getStartX() {

        return (left - 1) + marginLeft;
    }

    public int getStartY() {

        return top - 1;
    }

    public int getOutputWidth() {

        return width - (marginLeft + marginRight);
    }

    public int getOutputHeight() {

        return height;
    }

    public void clip(Canvas canvas) {

        canvas.setClip(getStartX(), getStartY(), getOutputWidth(),
                getOutputHeight());
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    public void fill(Canvas canvas, Color color) {

        clip(canvas);
        canvas.fillRect(color, getStartX(), getStartY(),
                getOutputWidth(), getOutputHeight());
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    public int getProperty(int propertynum) {

        switch (propertynum) {

            case Window6.PROPERTY_Y_COORD:
                return top;
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                return left;
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                return height;
            case Window6.PROPERTY_X_SIZE:
                return width;
            case Window6.PROPERTY_LEFT_MARGIN:
                return marginLeft;
            case Window6.PROPERTY_RIGHT_MARGIN:
                return marginRight;
            default:
                return 0;
        }
    }
}

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Civil War Veterans Buried In Washington State - John Babcock
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John M Babcock
Representing: Union
G.A.R. Post: John Buford Post #89 Everett, WA
18th Illinois Infantry Co.'s K & H
See full unit history
John Babcock aka Clark 18th IL Infantry military file
John Babcock aka Clark declaration for Pension
John Babcock Veteran Schedule 1890 WA
John Babcock US Postmaster 1890 WA
John Babcock aka Clark marriage to Finette House nee Walker 1869 WI
John Babcock aka Clark widow Pension application Finette Babcock
John Babcock aka Clark death record 1912
John Babcock obituary 1912
Snohomish County Biographs Frank E Babcock son of John & Fynette Babcock p1
Battle of Ft. Donaldson TN Feb 11 to 16 1862
Battle of Shiloh/Pittsburg Landing, TN April 4-6 1862
Full Unit History
18th ILLINOIS VOLUNTEER INFANTRY
Organized: 5/16/61 Anna, IL
Mustered In: 5/28/61 Anna, IL
Mustered Out: 12/16/65 Little Rock, AK
REGIMENTAL HISTORY:
The 18th, a three year "western theater" regiment was ushered into Federal service by Ulysses S. Grant who was then the muster officer for the State of Illinois. It remained in -state until late June, 1861 when it to Missouri where it drilled, worked on and guarded railroads, guarded gunboats and chased Rebel guerrillas. Poor camp locales during this period took a tremendous toll on the 18th in terms of illness.
In February, 1862 the 18th moved into Tennessee with now General U.S. Grant, subsequently participating in the capture of forts Henry and Donelson. During the latter action the unit suffered 200 casualties with 50 men dying on the field and 10 more shortly thereafter.
April 6, 1862 found the 18th at Pittsburg Landing/Shiloh, TN. Following the ensuing bloody battle the regiment reported 10 killed, 62 wounded and 2 missing out of 435 officers and enlisted men who took to the field. Next came an advance on Corinth, MS followed by a march back into Tennessee.
During the first half of 1863 the 18th moved throughout Tennessee and Mississippi pursuing Confederate forces and performing more mundane tasks. At mid-year it was stationed near Vicksburg when that city succumbed to Federal siege. Participation in the "Arkansas expedition " followed. Again, sickness greatly reduced the regiment's already thin ranks, but by early September Little Rock had been captured. Thereafter the unit remained in Little Rock.
In late May, 1864 original enlistments expired. After that, re-enlisted veterans and new recruits were formed into new companies. Thus, at final muster in 1865 the regiment was composed of two veteran companies (B & C), one of three year men (A) and seven of one year recruits.
Regimental losses: 6 officers killed or mortally wounded; 7 died of disease, accidents, etc. - 99 enlisted men killed or mortally wounded; 282 enlisted men died of disease, accidents, etc. Total: 394.
Soldier History
SOLDIER:
Residence: Inf. Not Avail. Age: 17.3 yrs.
Enlisted/Enrolled: 5/28/61 Anna, IL Rank: Pvt
Discharged: 6/11/64 Camp Butler, Springfield, IL
Highest Rank: Pvt.
PERSONAL/FAMILY HISTORY:
Although some sources claim John Murray Babcock was born 2/23/44 in Waukesha, WI, more likely his birth year was 1841. John's parents were Amos (b. 8/15/08 NY) and Mary Ann Archer (b. 1/8/12 NY) Babcock. Amos died 11/14/46 in Douglas Co., NB after which Mary rewed to Lucian Clark (b. 7/23/03 VT) and from that Union Lovina (b. 1852 WI) and Harvey G. (b. 1856 WI were born).
Babcock siblings older than John were Benjamin A. (b. 1835 – d. 1847) and Mary Theresa (b. 1838). Younger than he were James Henry (b. 1843) and Cirvilia Jane (b. 1846. – d. 1847).
Beyond birth, the first information available on John is connected with his enlistment into the U.S. Army early in the American Civil War. From enlistment records we find that when he enlisted John used his stepfather's surname, Clark, rather than the Babcock surname from his birth. Also, he was 6'1" tall, darkly complexioned, had grey eyes, and dark hair. It is unclear if he was occupationally a farmer or blacksmith. From here, however, matters get murky. For one thing, he enlisted as John M. Clark, not Babcock. He obviously took his stepfather Lucian Clark last name at time of enlistment
Private Clark's period of service was benign. While he did make one inter-regimental transfer from co. "K" to co. "H", there are no recorded indications of illness, injury or wrong doing.
Army behind him John apparently settled in Rockland, Chickasaw Co., IA and, shortly thereafter -either in 1865 or '66 - married Phoebe C. Ellarson (b. 1844). Phoebe bore him a daughter, Eva, (b. 1867, IA) before her death on 2/27/68 in Nashua, Iowa. She was/is buried in Nashua's Greenwood Cemetery.
On 12/1/68 in Waukesha Co., IA John remarried to the previously married Fynette E. House (nee Ellarson b.5/25/45 Muskego Co., WI). Here, there are different spellings of the new Mrs. Babcock's first name. While herein we are using Fynette, the family indicates it was Fynett. Fynette was Phoebe Ellarson/Babcock's sister.
In 1870 the Babcock's,- John, Fynette, and Fynette's year old son Frederick M. House, three year old son Chauncy House and John's three year old daughter, Eva Babcock - moved to Chickasaw County, IA. There, in 1872 John and Fynette's first child, Ella was born. The union would ultimately produce two additional children: Lenora "Nora" (b. 1879 KS) and Frank (b. 4/1884 KS).
As can be seen from the birth information above, at some time in the 1870s the Babcock's removed from Iowa to Kansas. The 1880 census noted their place of residence as Sumner Twp. Osborne Co.
During the decade of the '80s the family departed Kansas in favor of Everett, Snohomish County, WA. Why the relocation was made is not documented, but likely it was because adult children/stepchildren already resided in Snohomish County. Also, it is not clear if the transition was made in 1886 or 1889. This would be the family's final move.
The 1910 U.S. census for Snohomish County, WA indicated the Babcock household consisted of J.M. (occ: real estate), Fynette and Frank. That was likely the household makeup when on 7/24/12, John died at the noted age of 75 years. Although he had been apparently in fairly good heath, the former Civil War soldier had suffered a stroke. His occupation at passing was still listed as real estate, but his obituary noted that he was also known as "Judge" because of earlier holding the position of justice of the peace. Where this had been, is not known. He was survived by his widow, two daughters, one son and one stepson. All were residing in Snohomish County. Burial was in Everett's Evergreen Cemetery.
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Ed. Note: The preceding birth – to – death biographical profile was originally created in 2011. In November, 2018 it was updated when additional family information was discovered. Some of that material was provided by Brenna Underwood of Portland, OR. We thank Brenna for her discoveries.
Buried at Evergreen Cemetery
Row: 14
Site: 98
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Most of us have suffered from dandruff at least once in our lives. But what is this annoying problem that plagues us and leaves us scratching our heads? Dandruff is a skin condition that affects the scalp, eyebrows and nose; it is the excessive shedding of dead skin cells. These cells are normally lost through shedding but in the case of dandruff there is a higher rate of shedding.
Dandruff can be unsightly and embarrassing, although it is usually not a serious health problem. It is not caused by lack of hygiene. It is however caused by various factors.
Seborrheic dermatitis: This condition is linked with a fungus called Malessezia which is commonly found on the scalp, but becomes overactive and causes dandruff in many individuals. The skin is usually oily and reddened with yellow or white flaky scales.
Oily scalp: Some people are sensitive to naturally found common yeast called Pityrosporum orbiculare. This grows quickly by feeding on the sebum produced by the scalp. People with oily scalps are prone to such cases of dandruff.
Allergies: Some people are sensitive to certain ingredients in styling products, shampoos, conditioners, etc. One should stop any product that causes or exacerbates dandruff in that individual.
Medical conditions: People suffering from certain medical conditions are more prone to dandruff. Those who have a weakened immune system, like HIV sufferers or those who have suffered a stroke or heart attack are highly prone to dandruff.
Those suffering from certain skin disorders like psoriasis, eczema, scalp ringworm, etc, often have to cope with dandruff more frequently.
Stress: Mental stress exacerbates skin issues. Stress affects the immune system which then makes it vulnerable to attacks from dandruff-causing organisms.
Diet: Dandruff is not caused by a poor diet, but such a diet can worsen the symptoms if you already have dandruff.
Saturated and trans fats cause an increase in sebum production which worsens dandruff. Vitamin B complex which includes biotin, B-12 and B-3 is necessary for hair growth and maintenance. A lack of these vitamins in a diet can worsen dandruff.
Excess sugar causes spikes in insulin which in turn affects hormones involved in oil production. Excess sebum then exacerbates dandruff.
So how can we reduce or get rid of dandruff altogether?
Regular shampooing: Regular shampooing with a normal, non-medicated shampoo often helps control dandruff by removing excess oil, removing flakes and preventing the build up of dead skin cells. Massage the scalp well and rinse the shampoo off completely.
Medicated shampoo: If regular shampoo fails to help, using an anti-dandruff one might. These may have to be used daily, or every other day, or you may be able to switch between the anti-dandruff and regular shampoo.
These usually have active ingredients in them such as ketoconazole, selenium sulfide, zinc pyrithione, tea tree oil, salicylic acid, etc. If you have a reaction to these products, stop using them immediately. None of these products should be used on infants, as they absorb these products very easily into their system.
Brush your hair: Regular brushing of the hair can remove scales, redistribute the oil throughout the hair and stimulate scalp cells to promote healthier hair growth.
Change up your diet: Try to avoid such fats and eat more monounsaturated fatty acids (MUFAs). Olive oil, safflower oil, etc, are high in MUFAs. Limit sugar in your diet. Make sure to eat foods that are rich in B vitamins like oatmeal, eggs, bananas, yoghurt, tomatoes and carrots.
Managing stress: Whether it is taking a day off to yourself, meditating every day or even watching your favourite TV show, find a way to reduce stress in your life.
Get some more sun: Ultraviolet-A (UVA-A) rays from the sun have been found to reduce dandruff. Expose your hair and scalp to some early morning rays to get the best benefit.
Seek medical help: If all these methods fail to help you, seek help from a medical professional. They will be able to do a proper scalp analysis and find a remedy that is personalised to you.
Follow these tips to get healthy, flake-free hair!


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/**
 * @file Picking Controls
 * @author Alexander Rose <alexander.rose@weirdbyte.de>
 * @private
 */

import PickingProxy from './picking-proxy.js'

/**
 * Picking controls
 */
class PickingControls {
  constructor (stage/*, params */) {
    this.stage = stage
    this.viewer = stage.viewer
  }

  /**
   * get picking data
   * @param {Number} x - canvas x coordinate
   * @param {Number} y - canvas y coordinate
   * @return {PickingProxy|undefined} picking proxy
   */
  pick (x, y) {
    const pickingData = this.viewer.pick(x, y)

    if (pickingData.picker &&
        pickingData.picker.type !== 'ignore' &&
        pickingData.pid !== undefined
    ) {
      const pickerArray = pickingData.picker.array
      if (pickerArray && pickingData.pid >= pickerArray.length) {
        console.error('pid >= picker.array.length')
      } else {
        return new PickingProxy(pickingData, this.stage)
      }
    }
  }
}

export default PickingControls


King's Cross is a busy station. People are running from the left to the right as crazy marbles in a pinball machine. Some are dressed with ties and suits, other in high hills. Some of them are carrying their breakfasts, other their newspapers. Everyone is so busy, I don't even try to ask for help finding 90, York Way. I wouldn't do it anyway since I am more the kind of person who gets lost and enjoys it.
Besides, York Way is not difficult to find. Somehow I follow the crowd. As creepy as it may sound, I follow one lady in particular. She has the attitude of someone who is going in my direction. Middle aged, long blonde hair – though they went slightly grey, coffee in one hand and newspaper in the other, dressed as she was ready for a casual city safari, she does go in my direction.
I see the building from far away and all my enthusiasm turns into panic. The pavement now looks like a treadmill that is going to fast. Can we please slow down? As I pass by Kings Place, I envy people who enter in the glass building with confidence and calm.
How could I even think to miss my way? A huge window warn: the Guardian– the Observer in enormous letters. It looks so clean, clear and colourful. Even inside is like walking in the palace-version of the newspaper. Everything remind it: from the white background, to the colourful and stylish chair, to the ladies at the reception. Though, seeing all those people sitting with a broadsheet – the Guardian – in their hands is odd. But I can see someone entering trough the electronic gates with other papers.
Now I realise how wrong I was when I dressed up. In my mind the Guardian would be full of people in high hills and suits. Instead, Decca Aitkenhead is wearing a long hippy skirt with colourful flip-flop and the editor of the Family section was defined "Mr Relax" for his shorts and sneakers, by the Londoner sitting next to me.
We are maybe 20 people interested in journalism: lawyers, students, economists … and we meet the Guardians during the day, journalists who took sometimes to spend it with us. Also Alan Rusbridger – Editor-in-chief of the Guardian News Media, spends one hour of his time with us.
Going from a glass door to another they fill our, my brain with information, ideas, experiences. No break during the lunch break when I meet Chris Elliott, third Guardian Reader's Editor.
At 5.30pm of June 27, my brain needs a break. Needs to breathe some empty air, with no genius molecules in it. I almost run away trough the escalator, but I'm just running from the building, time to breath and come back. Cause I'll be back at the Guardian!
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Kamenjane (, ) is a village in the municipality of Bogovinje, North Macedonia. It is located about seven kilometres west of Tetovo. The name (Kamenyane - English spelling) means stoneville in English. Kamenjane used to be the seat of a separate municipality that bore its name before it was merged with that of Bogovinje in 2004.

Demographics
As of the 2021 census, Kamenjane had 3,654 residents with the following ethnic composition:
Albanians 3,385
Persons for whom data are taken from administrative sources 265
Bosniaks 3
Macedonians 2
Others 1

According to the 2002 census, the village had a total of 4,834 inhabitants. Ethnic groups in the village include:

Albanians 4,825
Bosniaks 1
Others 8

Sports
The local football club, KF Kamjani, plays in the Macedonian Third League (West Division).

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Home/Sports/Everton transfer chief Brands blames Benitez during angry fan confrontation
Everton transfer chief Brands blames Benitez during angry fan confrontation
Fans were unhappy after a heavy Merseyside Derby defeat left Everton 16 points behind their cross-city rivals after just 14 Premier League games
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Everton manager Rafa Benitez never seemed to be the first choice of transfer chief Marcel Brands, and the differences between the pair looked to have taken another turn on Wednesday night.
A 4-1 defeat to Liverpool left Benitez's side 16 points behind their neighbours, with some fans spotted leaving Goodison Park early and another confronting captain Seamus Coleman as Jordan Henderson and Diogo Jota scored either side of a Mohamed Salah double for the visitors.
Those who stayed until the end included one fan who approached Brands directly, questioning the Dutchman's role in recruiting the players who fell to a sixth defeat in their last seven Premier League games.
However, Brands' response hinted at continued issues with Benitez which have been hinted at ever since the Spaniard's appointment.
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Brands was confronted by fans as Everton lost to Liverpool
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As Brands and chairman Bill Kenwright walked past a group of Everton supporters, one confronted him to gesture towards the players on the pitch and ask: "Did you recruit them?"
"Do you think it's only the players?" was the director of football's response, with fans interpreting the statement as a dig at manager Benitez.
A number of players brought to the club on Benitez's watch were in the starting line-up against Liverpool, along with several who arrived for big money during Brands' time on Merseyside.
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Another fan was spotted entering the field of play to confront players after the result, which left Benitez's team just five points clear of the drop.
Benitez's appointment at Everton was a controversial one, given the several years he spent in charge of Liverpool more than a decade ago.
Brands didn't put his name to the club statement welcoming the Spaniard to the club, with Toffees officials claiming he missed the manager's first day at Finch Farm because he was self-isolating.
Marcel Brands was involved in a heated exchange with a fan
"Integrity is, for me, a key word in working with people together – not only with the manager but also with the people around me," Brands said in a later statement.
"I'm someone people can rely on and that's what I will also do with Rafa."
Everton's last Premier League victory came at home to Norwich City in September, while they were eliminated from the Carabao Cup in the third round by second-tier Queens Park Rangers.
They have scored just once in their last three games, each of which has ended in defeat, and are up against top-six side Arsenal next time out.
Owner Farhad Moshiri has given Benitez his backing, suggesting the return from injury of players such as Dominic Calvert-Lewin can help the manager turn things around.
"Rafa is a good manager and underperformance is largely due to the injuries," Moshiri said.
"Next two weeks, we will get to a full squad and, in the meantime, results will improve.
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CHICAGO, IL - JUNE 23: Brian Burke of the Calgary Flames attends the 2017 NHL Draft at the United Center on June 23, 2017 in Chicago, Illinois. (Photo by Bruce Bennett/Getty Images)
A year ago Brian Burke published a book titled "Burke's Law: A Life in Hockey", but recently I saw an exert from it about how to build a blueline from pairs one through three. So looking at that philosophy on how to build a blueline, how does the New York Islanders stack up?
Keep in mind, the Islanders defensive group is one of the strongest and perhaps the strongest in the NHL. They have the lowest goals-against since 2018-19. So the way the Isles are set up is a good way to put Burke's philosophy to the test (so to speak).
How the New York Islanders blueline stacks up to Brian Burke's philosophy
So here's the part of the book that recently came across my TweetDeck about the proper way to build a blue line, at least according to current Pittsburgh Penguins President of Hockey Ops Brian Burke:
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— Argyll Robertson (@argyllroberts) September 11, 2021
Pair 1: Adam Pelech – Ryan Pulock
Neither fit Burke's setup. Neither has "top-end foot speed" and neither is what you'd call "puck luggers". Try to fit Pelech in either archetype and it doesn't work. He might fit the RHD role best, but he doesn't have a "hard shot" either.
But we're used to seeing Pelech and Pulock not fitting the mold. They are easily one of the best D-pairs in the NHL but are rarely talked about it as such outside of the analytics community or Islanders group chats.
Pair 2: Nick Leddy – Scott Mayfield
We don't know what this year's second pair will look like, but we know last year's second pair.
Again, the Isles pair doesn't fit their archetypes well. Both roles call for penalty-killing responsibilities and while Scott Mayfield was a top PK'er for the Isles, Nick Leddy received 19 minutes on the PK in 20-21.
You could certainly mix-and-match the skills to get close to make a Leddy-Mayfield pair, but again the duo doesn't get close to what they "should be" according to Burke.
Pair 3: Andy Greene – Noah Dobson
Both players are supposed to fight at some point. I don't think I have to say how that isn't happening with this pair. Both are also supposed to be penalty killers. That holds true for Andy Greene that doesn't hold for Noah Dobson and his four minutes on the PK last year.
I also wouldn't say that Dobson was "hard to play against" last year. He isn't one of those hard-hitting, in-your-face defenders. When he eventually hits his prime I can see him fit Burke's 1LD or 2LD. But he doesn't fit the 3 LD or RD role here.
Minus the fighting Andy Greene fits perfectly. He's perhaps the only player that fits well into Burke's system.
The Isles don't fit Burke's optimal defensive system. Not that Lou Lamoriello or Barry Trotz care at all. They're still one of, if not the best defensive group in the league.
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John Vogt celebrates 35 years with Newman
by Matthew Clark, Oct 21, 2021
John Vogt, associate professor and chair of the Division of Science and Mathematics, recently celebrated his 35th year with Newman.
His Newman story began when he was fresh out of graduate school. An opportunity arose, and he decided to take it.
John Vogt
"Long ago, I was leaving graduate school — more than a little burned out — and was looking for a job. I didn't plan to spend my life in academia, but a position at Newman was open, and Wichita was where I wanted to live. Thirty-five years later, here I am."
Over time, the roles he had and the tasks he was presented with evolved.
"I've had the opportunity to do many different things here, and that's helped me avoid professional ruts. For most of my career, I taught both math and computer courses. I even taught a Civil War history class a few times. In all, I've taught 35 different courses. I've done some administrative work. I even ran the bookstore for a couple of years. That variety has kept my experience here fresh and my job satisfaction high."
John Vogt talks to a student and his family on Accepted Students Day.
Change and growth
Developing a rich understanding of Newman, Vogt's appreciation for the university has grown significantly through the years. He said that his main reason for staying with Newman is because "it's home. The mission of Newman means a lot to me, particularly when I see it being lived out by the faculty and staff who have dedicated themselves to this institution and the success of its students."
Vogt has found a lot of value in the academic diversity on campus as well.
"I love that the size of Newman means that my colleagues aren't just people in my discipline. They are scientists, philosophers, nurses, writers, etc."
An aerial view of the Dugan Library and Campus Center.
35 years of memories
His fond campus memories stem from several discussions and adventures he has shared with his students.
John Vogt received a framed 35-year certificate from Newman President Kathleen S. Jagger.
"There are many terrific ghost stories about Newman University. The long-gone Beatta Hall was reportedly the most haunted place on campus. I remember the students in an evening class talking me into sneaking in and exploring it with them late one night after class."
He also shared some memories about the renaissance faires Newman used to host.
Newman is home. I met my wife here. I've made countless friends here. It's been an integral part of my personal and professional life for decades. It's a special place."
"For many years, a Renaissance Faire was held on campus each April. Faculty and staff cooking turkey legs over hot coals all day made for a surprisingly fun time. Only a few fires resulted, and they were quickly extinguished for the most part."
The first Renaissance Faire at Newman started as a class project in 1975.
Most of all, Vogt feels socially and vocationally invested in the ongoing success of Newman University.
"I don't have many personal or professional goals unfulfilled at this point. I would like to see Newman attain the kind of solid financial footing that it needs to endure long into the future. Once again, it's home. I met my wife here. I've made countless friends here. It's been an integral part of my personal and professional life for decades. It's a special place."
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Published October 21, 2021 By Matthew Clark
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