Jane Addams, lecturing before the University Extension society in Carnegie Music hall last night, struck the keynote of sociological advancement in this country, when she called for a better [image JANE ADDAMS, Noted sociologist, who spoke last night of possibilities of the immigrants to America.] understanding by Americans of the immigrants that come to our shores.
Miss Addams, who presides over the destinies of Hull House, the great university settlement in [Halsted] street, Chicago, did not hesitate to express the belief that advancement in the arts and crafts can oftentimes be best gained through the study of those who come newest to our shores.
Taking as her subject "The Possibilities of the American Immigrant," the noted sociologist proceeded to exemplify the complete mastery of many crafts of husbandry that are owned by the incoming immigrants.
Miss Addams urged the widening of a [cooperative] spirit between the latter-day American and the American to be. She held that with a better understanding between those who have long been Americans and those just entered into our industrial life, there will be a material advancement in culture and appreciation of the finer crafts.
"There is nothing more surprising," said Miss Addams, "in our work among the unnamed multitude of Chicago, than the amazing potentialities of the immigrant classes. In most of them there is the possibility of material achievement in the crafts.
"Coming here unknown and unsung, the immigrant is forced into a life of servitude in the stockyards or elsewhere, when he owns the ability to create a comfortable livelihood by the trade he learned in his fatherland.
"The proof of this is in the work done by the men and women of the slums at Hull House. They come there of an evening and with the happiness of those who work at that which they most enjoy, they work at their various trades with all the zealousness of enthusiasts.
"Some are workers in brass and other metals, other are adepts in the making of high grade furniture. Still others are interested in machinery, modeling, drawing and a hundred diversified forms of creative effort. The women are equally conversant with the arts of domesticity.
"What we need in this country is an intelligent and systematically directed effort to reclaim the endeavors of our immigrants and to encourage them to enter the fields best suited to their success as useful Americans."
Miss Addams will lecture again in the University Extension course on the evening of November 4.
Addams, Jane, "The Possibilities of the American Immigrant, October 28, 1907 (excerpt)," Jane Addams Digital Edition, accessed April 18, 2019, https://digital.janeaddams.ramapo.edu/items/show/9235.


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In February, Dr. Debra began treating a horse that she describes as one of the most wonderful horses she has had the privilege of working on! Her name is Sassy, and she is a 26-year-old Missouri Fox Trotter.
She has been Randy's faithful companion for 23 years! She has been a Maricopa County Mounted Posse horse and traveled up and down many mountains, been a part of search and rescue teams and taken part in crowd control. But she had gotten to where she was really no longer able to do these things.
Sassy had a combination of acute and chronic injury to her right hind leg that had caused a build up of fibrous tissue to where the entire inside of her leg from her udder to her stifle and wrapping around to her gaskin, was affected. She needed fascial release work and acupuncture to free the area up to even begin to do chiropractic work. Dr. Debra placed needles in very sensitive areas on the inside of the horse's thigh and then used electrical stimulation. Sassy just stood there with her leg relaxed the entire time.
Sassy has willingly accepted everything that was asked of her even with the higher settings needed to stimulate the area. Acupuncture, fascial release methods and chiropractic manipulation. She allowed Dr. Debra to do whatever necessary to facilitate healing.
Sassy not only had fibrotic myopathy in the right hind leg, her left hock was extremely stiff, her lumbar spine wasn't moving properly and her neck almost had no flexion! Now both her hind limbs feel normal and flex easily, she has more movement in her spine and her neck is regaining flexion as well.
Sassy's owner is shocked by the changes he has seen in his horse!
After the initial round of treatments Sassy's owner called and asked what Dr. Debra had done to his horse… she was motoring down the trails now, being feisty and back to her old self. So much of what he had thought was just her "old age" was really pain and loss of function, both of which were correctable. Sassy had even stopped laying down at night as there were no shavings on her in the morning. Her owner hadn't really thought of this until, once again, there were shavings in her tail!
Many times symptoms happen gradually so it is natural to think that an older horse is just "slowing down".
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Discussion in 'Completed Listings' started by helveticus, Mar 20, 2012.
First post here! And the first thing I do is offer something for sale...Nice. Anywho, I've been lurking/researching for some time now and I've sold off all of my DSLR gear except this lens... And with the OMD EM-5 coming soon, I need to raise funds quickly!:tongue: Well, I'd probably be just as content with a NEX 5n or even a E-PL3. I also have this lens listed on POTN and Craigslist. No feedback here, obviously, but I do have some on the "other" forum and Ebay (grip365).
Lens Model: Canon EF-S 17-55 F/2.8 *It really is in excellent condition. I just noticed a few specs of dust in the front element; seems typical of this lens.
Feedback: Yup! I now have some in the marketplace (POTN).
Reason for selling: Just not using enough.


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Al Sharpton Was "Just Kidding" About Leaving The Country If Trump Won
Al Sharpton said he was just kidding when he said he was leaving the country if Donald Trump became president.
Just days after the Republican nominee was declared the winner, the civil rights activist said comments he made previously like that "he was reserving his ticket to get out of here if he wins" was "all in jest."
"All of us said that," Sharpton told a TMZ cameraman. "That was said in jest. We're not going anywhere. Clearly, it was said in jest. If that's the comfort they got, they might as well get ready for an uncomfortable ride."
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When something as unfortunate and as unexpected as an arrest happens to you, you need to know what your options are. When it is your friend or family member who is in police custody, the first thing you need to do is bail them out. Jail is not a good place for anybody and the lesser the time spent there, the better it is for everybody. Bail is usually set by the court and the amount is usually determined by the crime one is accused of. Incarceration is often unpredictable and so one may lack the money required to bail a friend or a relative out. This is why it is important to have a bail bonds service. Today, there are very many bail bond services and so it is easy for you to choose the wrong one if you are not careful and thorough in your search. In this article, we look at a number of factors that you should put into consideration when choosing a bail bonds service.
Firstly, ensure that you look into the availability of a service before you contract its services. Nobody can predict his or her incarceration and so you need to have a partner who is always there to help you out regardless of the time. Ideal bail bond services are those that are open seven days a week and twenty four hours a day. Such companies will ensure that you are out of jail regardless of the time you are arrested. You can read more about bail bond services or for more details, visit https://www.amistadbailbonds.com/immigration-bonds.
Secondly, ensure that you settle for a company that is transparent in the fees it charges. Do not be coerced into signing any contractual document without fully understanding how much you are required to pay because this could spell out a lot of trouble for you in the future. Getting a loved one out of jail is stressful enough and so you should not add on to your stress by working with a bond service that is [not upfront with its charges.
Thirdly, it is important to contract the services of a reputable bail bonds company. The right company will be spoken of in high esteem by people in your society. Before you settle on a particular company, be sure to ask around about the quality of their services. Your friends and family will be of a lot of help in helping you choose the right company. To be sure that you have chosen the right company, look at its online reviews. If majority of them are positive, then you have made the right choice. Continue reading more details on this here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bail_bondsman.


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Delaware Senate passes criminal justice reform bill aimed at helping people find work
DOVER – Legislation aimed at removing the barriers that prevent people who have paid their debt to society from finding good-paying jobs as an electrician passed the Delaware Senate on Tuesday.
The unanimous vote marked the fourth bill in a 19-part criminal justice reform package unveiled in March to clear the Senate.
"Making sure people who were once caught up in the criminal justice system have access to good-paying jobs is one of the best ways we can prevent them from becoming repeat offenders," said Sen. Jack Walsh, D-Stanton, the lead sponsor of Senate Bill 43.
"I'm a lifelong electrician and IBEW member and I know how important this and other skilled trade career paths are for countless Delawareans. Within reason, I think we need to make sure that we aren't arbitrarily denying people that opportunity, especially as retirements continue to outpace the rate at which new apprentices and graduates join the field. This legislation helps us do that by easing some of the existing restrictions and I'm proud to be a prime sponsor on the bill," he said. "I would like to thank my Senate colleagues for recognizing this as an opportunity to help working Delawareans, modernize our criminal code, and improve our job market for skilled tradesmen."
State law currently bars an electrician from being granted a license in Delaware if they have been convicted of a felony or misdemeanor related to providing electrical service. The board, however, can grant waivers if an applicant's felony conviction occurred more than 5 years ago or they are no longer incarcerated, on work release or probation at the time.
Walsh's bill would reduce the felony waiver requirement to 3 years in instances where the underlying felony was committed against a person and 2 years in all other instances. For misdemeanor offenses, the legislation would remove the waiver requirement entirely for applicants on probation at a Level II supervision or lower.
That could end up being important because, according to the National Electrical Contractors Association, the roughly 7,000 electricians that join the field each year are still struggling to catch up to the 10,000 who retire annually. That gap mirrors a growing concern across many skilled trades that wait times, work quality, and cost could all start to spiral out of control as rising demand strains dwindling supply.
The legislation also would cap the period in which the board can consider someone's criminal history at 10 years so long as the applicant has no other criminal convictions during that time.
The one exception would be for any felony sexual offense, which would become an automatic disqualifier for a waiver.
Legislation pending in the House would reduce similar barriers for people with criminal histories seeking careers in the field of massage therapy and HVAC repair.
Tuesday's vote comes on the heels of Senate votes on other criminal justice reform bills:
Last month, the upper chamber unanimously passed legislation sponsored by Sen. Elizabeth "Tizzy" Lockman, D-Wilmington, that would revise the state's drug code to address the current system's disproportionate impact on communities of color.
That same day, the Senate also unanimously supported a bill sponsored by Sen. Laura Sturgeon, D-Brandywine, to convert underage consumption of alcohol from a criminal act to a civil offense, an attempt to keep teens from becoming trapped in the criminal justice system.
And in April, the Senate unanimously passed legislation sponsored by Sen. Darius Brown, D-Wilmington, that would provide a second chance to hundreds of people who have paid their debt to society by expanding the state's criminal record expungement process.
All four bills are now awaiting action in the House of Representatives.
"My fellow Senators and I are committed to supporting this excellent criminal justice reform package in the hopes of undoing some of the unintended consequences related to our harshest crime policies," said Senate President Pro Tem David McBride, D-Hawk's Nest, a co-sponsor of every bill in the reform package. "Everyone deserves a second chance in life and an opportunity to earn a good living. Those are core beliefs of our party, our caucus and the Delaware Senate."


As a parent, chances are your first instinct will be to run to your teenager and do whatever is necessary to get them back into your arms, and away from the police. This could include fighting with the authorities. However, before you march into the police station demanding custody of your teenager, it's vital to first take a breath and find out exactly why your child was arrested.
Depending on the state, you will either be notified immediately after the arrest, or within a few hours. It is then at the discretion of the authorities whether or not to charge your teenager, or allow them to leave.
If it was a minor offense, such as disorderly conduct or loitering, chances are they will be released to you immediately with a stern warning. However, if the offense was more serious, your teenager will be processed—and might even have to spend a few hours in jail.
At this point, you need to ask yourself if you should try to bail out your teenager, or teach them a lesson by allowing them to stay at the police station for a few hours. If this isn't your teenager's first offense, and you're concerned your punishments are not making an impact, you might consider allowing them to stew in a jail cell. Just make sure you know they're safe and being taken care of.
The juvenile court system in the United States is much different than the adult court system, and it's important to learn the basic differences. For example, if a prosecutor wants to charge your teen, the window of opportunity for them to do so is limited, depending on the state.
If you're unsure about the rules and regulation associated with the juvenile court, and your teen wasn't immediately released, it's time to contact an attorney for more information on how to move forward.
Once again, the seriousness of the crime should be another factor to consider before hiring an attorney, but if there is a chance your teenager could be sent to a juvenile facility, it's time to call a lawyer. No matter what state you live in, you can be present when your teenager is questioned. In addition, if your teenager must attend family court, your attorney will be the only lawyer allowed to speak.
Once again, the judge will take these factors into consideration and if they aren't released to you, they will either be sentenced to community service, placed in a rehabilitation program if the offense is related to drugs or alcohol. In most extreme cases, they will be sent to a juvenile detention facility.
Whatever the sentence, it's important to keep your emotions in check and allow your attorney to do their job. If you become too emotional or argumentative, it will only hurt your teenager's case.
Receiving a phone call that your teenager has been arrested can feel like the end of the world, but it doesn't have to be. It's important in the few minutes and hours after the arrest to remain calm, support your teenager and prepare yourself for whatever comes next.


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Date posted: 20 April 2017
The new BMW HP4 RACE: individually crafted high-tech and innovation for top performance on the race track.
Fascinating technical solutions for maximum performance on the race track have always been the hallmark of hand-picked factory racing motorcycles modified to perfection down to the last detail. With the new HP4 RACE, BMW Motorrad presents a purebred racing bike in a production run of 750. It is individually crafted by a small, highly specialised team, ensuring the very highest level of quality.
In terms of engine, electronics and spring elements, the new HP4 RACE is in the same category as current superbike factory racing machines, even surpassing this level in the area of suspension with its carbon fibre frame. Weighing 171 kilograms when fully fuelled and road ready, the new HP4 RACE is even lighter than the factory racing bikes currently used in the Superbike World Championship and is only slightly above the MotoGP factory racers in terms of weight.
Industrially manufactured carbon fibre main frame in monocoque construction, self-supporting rear frame and wheels made of carbon fibre.
With the HP4 RACE, BMW Motorrad is the first motorcycle manufacturer in the world to present a main frame made entirely of carbon fibre and weighing just 7.8 kilograms that is produced industrially in small series, thereby making this future-oriented technology available for anyone to purchase. The front and rear wheel are also made of this high-tech material, enabling a weight reduction of approximately 30 per cent as compared to light alloy forged wheels while retaining a deliberately rigid design.
Öhlins spring elements, light alloy underslung swingarm and Brembo monoblock brake calipers from the Superbike World Championship.
The new HP4 RACE likewise meets the highest demands of racing technology in the area of spring elements and brakes. Both the FGR 300 upside-down fork and the TTX 36 GP spring strut are supplied by the Swedish manufacturer Öhlins, with identical parts being used both in the Superbike World Championship and in MotoGP. The light alloy underslung swingarm made of milled and sheet metal parts is also a component used in the Superbike World Cup.
Featuring two Brembo GP4 PR monoblock brake calipers, the brake system of new HP4 RACE also has parts otherwise only to be found in World Cup machines. Coated titanium pistons and single-piece aluminium calipers with chemically nickel-plated surface make for what is currently the very best combination of materials available. In conjunction with 6.75 mm thick 320 millimetre T-type racing steel brakes, the system ensures stunning brake performance.
Purebred racing engine and close-ratio racing gearbox with adapted transmission ratios according to World Cup specifications.
The new HP4 RACE has a purebred racing engine similar to specifications 6.2 and 7.2 as in the Endurance and Superbike World Championships. The peak output is 158 kW (215 hp) at 13 900 rpm. The maximum torque of 120 Nm is reached at 10000 rpm. The maximum engine speed has been increased as compared to the engine of the S 1000 RR from 14 200 rpm to 14 500 rpm. With the aim of achieving the best possible performance, a 6‑speed close-ratio racing gearbox is used with optimised transmission ratios and various secondary ratios (diverse pinions and chain sprockets included).
Weight-optimised electrical system, 2D dashboard along with Dynamic Traction Control DTC, Engine Brake EBR, Wheelie Control and other electronic features.
The new BMW HP4 RACE comes with an extensive package of electronic control and assistance systems as well as a weight-optimised on-board electrical system which has been optimised to meet racing needs. A wealth of information is available on the 2D dashboard with transferable data memory (2D logger).
Wide-ranging set-up options for different track layouts and road surface conditions are provided by the audibly perceptible Dynamic Traction Control controlled by ignition cut, Engine Brake EBR and Wheelie Control. These can be programmed selectively for each gear according to rider preference, allowing optimum use of the enormous riding dynamics potential offered by the new HP4 RACE. Other electronic features are the Pit Lane Limiter for observing speed limits in the pit lane and Launch Control for perfect race starts.
Light trim carbon fibre trim parts and hand-brushed aluminium fuel tank.
The carbon fibre trim, the intake silencer cover and the seat hump in the new HP4 RACE feature the BMW HP Motorsport colours. A hand-brushed aluminium fuel tank sealed with a clear finish underscores the bike's high-quality racing look.
An overview of the highlights of the new BMW HP4 RACE:
Carbon fibre main frame in monocoque construction weighing just 7.8 kilograms.
Self-supporting carbon fibre rear frame with three-stage height adjustment function.
Carbon fibre wheels offering a weight reduction of some 30 per cent as compared to light alloy forged wheels.
Öhlins FGR 300 upside-down fork.
Öhlins TTX 36 GP spring strut.
Brembo GP4 PR monoblock brake calipers with 320 T-type racing steel brake disks (thickness: 6.75 mm) at the front.
Racing engine at World Cup level with an output of 158 kW (215 hp) at 13 900 rpm and a maximum torque of 120 Nm at 10 000 rpm.
Close-ratio racing gearbox with adapted transmission ratios.
Weight-optimised electrical system featuring light lithium-ion battery with 5 Ah.
2D dashboard and 2D data recording including logger.
Dynamic Traction Control DTC (programmable for selected gears at 15 levels).
Engine Brake EBR (programmable for selected gears at 15 levels).
Wheelie Control (programmable for selected gears).
Launch Control.
Pit Lane Limiter.
Light trim parts made of carbon fibre with snap fasteners.
Paint finish in BMW HP Motorsport colours.
Production run of 750 units, each individually crafted.


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Sergio Ramos has labelled Real Madrid "God's team" after being questioned over the Pope's allegiance to Club World Cup final opponents San Lorenzo.
The head of the Catholic Church has supported the Argentine side – who lifted the Copa Libertadores to qualify for the tournament – since his youth, but the Madrid defender believes his side have divine powers.
"The way I believe I am a Christian, but in football it does not usually help much," he said ahead of Saturday's game.
Ramos intends to play despite being struck down by a thigh injury in the semi-final against Cruz Azul.
The Spain international returned to Madrid training on Friday after missing Thursday's session in order to undergo a recovery session at the team's hotel.
He was replaced during the second half against the Mexicans after opening the scoring but is determined to take part in a tournament that he has never won before.
"The feelings of the past two days have been good and positive," he said. "There is a training session today, we have to assess how I'm feeling. Today, I'm not that concerned. I'll progress step by step, match by match.
Meanwhile, Real coach Carlo Ancelotti has given his other injury concern James Rodriguez a clean bill of health ahead of the final at the Stade de Marrakech, but was cautious over the selection of Ramos.
"James has no risk," he said. "He's been training since Wednesday, he feels well. He has no major injury. He's fully recovered.
Neither Ancelotti nor Ramos would be drawn on the current controversy over the appointment of the officials for the final.
The San Lorenzo president, Matias Lammens, suggested on Wednesday that Madrid would favour Portuguese official Pedro Proenca and the Argentine camp also described Pepe as a "violent" player. The Guatemalan Walter Lopez will take charge of the fixture.


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Alma and Burt Krull: Inspiring Generations With Their Generosity
...More than a HospitalCOVID-19Hadassah Hospital 17 May, 2020
Longtime Hadassah supporters Alma and Burt Krull have always lived by the ideal of the Hebrew word trumah. "Not only does it mean donation, but it also means to lift up, to elevate," relates Burt from his home in New York City. "That's what we have wanted to do. That's what Hadassah does every day."
When Alma, Burt's beloved wife of 61 years, passed away, Burt felt the fitting way to memorialize their life together was to donate a beautiful tzedakah box to the Hadassah Medical Organization. The donation box was recently installed in Hadassah Hospital Ein Kerem's Fannie and Maxwell Abbell Synagogue, where the 12 world-renowned Chagall windows depict the blessings biblical Jacob bestowed on his sons.
The Tzedakah Box
Cherishing family and a strong identification with the practical Zionism of Hadassah defined the Krulls' 61-year marriage.
"Alma was smart, classy, proud of her Jewish heritage, an advocate for all human equality, charitable, and relentless in her fundraising efforts for Hadassah," says Burt. "She was honest and hardworking, a math teacher, a dedicated mother, a grandmother, and a great-grandmother, a lover of classical music and opera, an ardent reader, and an excellent cook and baker. Most of all, she was my most loving and caring wife for almost 62 years."
Alma served as president of her local Hadassah chapter in Brooklyn and vice president of the Brooklyn Region of Hadassah. She specialized in cultivating major donors by setting an example herself. Burt shared her values and enthusiasm.
"At first it was her organization and I schlepped chairs to every meeting," he says. "We had dinner parties and organized special events so that Hadassah also became our friendship group." Eventually, Burt was named National Executive Vice President of the Hadassah Associates.
"Alma believed that people should not only care about their own needs but also actually help others," says Burt. "She was actively involved in the mitzvah of tzedakah. She invested her time, her energy, and her money to help Hadassah. She tirelessly volunteered for Hadassah. It's amazing what she accomplished."
It's a sentiment echoed by family friend and Deputy Executive Director of Hadassah's Office in Israel Barbara Goldstein. "When Burt and Alma moved to Manhattan, Alma continued her work for Hadassah in Brooklyn," says Goldstein. "She kept the place going. She loved Hadassah. She loved the women and she was an amazing fundraiser. She inspired her daughter so that they would pass the torch from generation to generation."
Two years ago, soon after Alma's death, Burt and eldest daughter Julia equipped a kitchen for families whose loved ones were hospitalized in the intensive care unit of the Sarah Wetsman Davidson Hospital Tower. His daughter Aileen followed by funding a hospital room in the pediatric diabetes ward.
What is the secret of the Krulls' success in transmitting the value of giving to the next generation? "When my wife arrived home each day at 3:30 after teaching school, she was busy with Hadassah and raising three daughters. Ever since our grandkids and [16] great-grandkids were old enough to understand, we said to them whenever we gave them a gift, 'You have to give a portion of this gift to the poor.' If you begin when they're young, it becomes part of their personality and what they do. Parents have a responsibility. They have to give until it hurts."
The contemporary tzedakah box, made of metal and glass, has cut-out letters that allow a hint of warm green light to reflect through the wording, complementing the quiet of the glass. "Strength and dignity her clothing, charity and chesed her passion," it reads.
Artist Eyal Goldstein, who created the work, explains, "When a person asks for charity, he reveals a need in himself, an exposure that allows you to see inside and help him. The glass box represents the person, and the metal represents the covering the person wears to maintain his privacy."
Burt believes that the COVID-19 pandemic needs to impact how people look at the world. "The message now has to be tikun olam, repairing the world," he says. "This worldwide virus has changed the way we do things. Families have had to learn to live together, do things together, educate each other. They've had to learn to become one instead of separating into different wants and needs. I think the future is more optimistic because of this. People are more concerned with mutual help and reaching out to others."


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Кангто, Канггардо (,  тиб.: གངས་དཀར་རྡོ་རི་རྩེ, кит.: 康格多峰) — гора в восточной части Гималаев, расположенная в индийском штате Аруначал-Прадеш и граничащая с Тибетским автономным районом Китая. Регион, в котором расположена Кангто, принадлежит округу Западный Каменг. С китайской стороны она находится в уезде Цона городского округа Шаньнань.

Является самой высокой точкой штата Аруначал-Прадеш. Недалёко от неё расположен исток реки Пачук, одного из главных притоков реки Каменг.

24 марта 1988 года вершина покорилась двум японцам Такафуми Миядзаки и Косукэ Такано, учащимся Университета Досися (Киото, Япония). Спустя два дня к ним примкнула основная группа экспедиции, которая прежде отстала.

21 октября 2017 года совместная экспедиционная группа ITBP и Индийского фонда альпинизма создала базовый лагерь на высоте 9920 футов (3024 метра). Все предыдущие попытки были безуспешными.

Примечания

Гималаи
Горы Китая
Горы Индии
Горные вершины — семитысячники

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Film In 140: A New Online Panel for Filmmakers
September 23, 2010 Charles Judson
I've been dabbling in film in some way or another for the last 16 years, ever since I bought a word processor (couldn't afford a computer at the time) and picked up my first screenwriting book to start teaching myself proper screenplay formatting. In that time I've learned a lot, but I'll admit that quite a bit of it was never going to apply to me at the level I was at. And for the types of stories I wanted to tell, it probably never would.
Now that it's 2010 what would I tell the me of 1994-1995? That me that wanted to be part of the indie film boom?
I'd tell him that the boom he's seeing in the 1990s will soon reveal itself as a mixed bag of good, bad and horrible, of truth and myth, of wishful thinking and missed opportunity. I'd tell him that technology is going to widen the playing field, but not radically change the rules to allow radically more players on the field.
What I would tell myself most though, is that you're going spend way too many years sitting on your ass waiting for someone else to tap you on the shoulder and say you're in. I'd tell him to expand his definition of what's possible.
In that vein, I'm excited that via my day job at Atlanta Film Festival 365 we've partnered with Sheri Candler, a specialist in indie film marketing and publicity, and Mark Bell of Film Threat to create Film in 140. A bi-monthly panel via twitter, the goals of Film in 140 is multi-fold, among them to expand definitions, to create an outlet that's accessible to filmmakers where ever they be, and hopefully to give voice to the folks who are successfully pioneering new models but aren't on the traditional invite lists or indie film radar. A huge one though, is to delve into the topics that can empower filmmakers.
The first Film in 140 will September 29, 9-10pm and the topic should be a heated one: "Film Piracy: Does it Hurt or Help?". You can follow @filmin140panel for more info and the official hashtag is #filmin140. You can also read Sheri's post about Film in 140 here, and Mark's on Film Threat (he gives a bit more on the evolution of the idea).
By the way, from the time Sheri suggested that we should do an online panel yesterday, to the launch of this initiative, it took us about seven hours. And the actual time spent on it was a few tweets and DMs, about 25 minutes on a conference call nailing down specifics, and maybe six or seven additional emails.
It's taken me nearly 20 years to get to a point to just do it, whatever the hell it maybe. I'm hoping Film in 140 will encourage filmmakers under 25 to just do it, again whatever the hell it maybe.
In General Tags #filmin140, Atlanta Film Festival 365, Film In 140, Film Threat, Mark Bell, Sheri Candler, Twitter
Summer Box Office: What Happened to the Twitter Effect?
June 21, 2010 Charles Judson
Last year the Twitter Effect was a major topic of conversation. As films like BRUNO underperformed and films like THE HANGOVER were surprisingly strong in 2009, many pondered the impact social media was having on Opening Weekend box office. The main hypothesis for the Twitter Effect was that Saturday audiences were beginning to be influenced more and more by what Friday audiences were saying via Twitter and Facebook. Among the many pieces: 'Twitter effect': User reviews affect box office?
Movie studios try to harness Twitter effect
'Bruno': Did Twitter Reviews Hurt Movie at Box Office? - TIME
The box office Twitter effect. Fact or fiction? | Econsultancy
Of course there were those like Patrick Goldstein who asked Is the 'Twitter Effect' on box office just big-media hype?
With the Summer Box office significantly lagging last year's you'd think Twitter and Facebook would be a greater part of the conversation. Why did THE A-TEAM tank and THE KARATE KID soar, it's got to be that Twitter Effect? Right?
No one's talking about it because, as influential as word of mouth is, turning public opinion around on a film is like turning around a massive ship, it takes time and a lot of energy. The Opening Weekend fates of most movies were decided weeks ago in the hearts of movie-goers. For any large scale release, audiences have seen enough trailers and watched enough Good Morning America interviews to more than make up their mind.
Anyone shocked at the weakness of this summer so far wasn't paying attention when, as the first official mega-film of summer IRON MAN 2 was nearing release, very few Summer films seemed to be generating any buzz beyond their core audience or those interested in the business of movies and not the movies themselves.
Removing TOY STORY 3, because it's a beloved franchise whose sequel is considered to be GODFATHER 2 level good, from the conversation, the only film that's really gotten to audiences this summer appears to be INCEPTION.
While some of the talk about the Twitter Effect last summer was partially a result of the service's 2008-2009 explosion. Some of it also had to be a result of execs protecting their asses and admitting that no matter how much money spent on marketing, their influence over box office results is only so finite*. When you have a chance check out Box-Office Blindsides: The Trouble with Tracking over on The Wrap.
Where Twitter and Facebook could have the greatest impact is in slowing down the erosion of films from one week to the next. So many films every year are well reviewed or connect with audiences, only to see their theatrical lives cut short. While others, surprise at how well received they are, only to get no marketing backup to keep that momentum going.
So the question is, could a few more years of social media influence distributors into reworking their theatrical release strategies? Marketing and distribution is still mostly built around a Open Big, move on to DVD model. Little of it, from my humble perspective, is about what actively happens in that squishy in between period. However, maybe it's not distributors who are best equipped to experiment and innovate here.
If anyone should be pioneering how to use social media at point of sale--turn your nose back down, this art IS a business--it should be exhibitors. Imagine what could be possible if theater owners leveraged their places as community hubs with the power of social media to not only better reach audiences, but to better cultivate and cater to them as well. A real Twitter Effect could be exhibitors redefining and rediscovering what it means to be your neighborhood theater.
*This sentence has been rewritten since this post went live for clarification and to lessen the snark. The original sentence can be read here: Any talk of the Twitter Effect last summer was more likely execs not only protecting their asses, but also a slimy, backhanded admission that no matter how much money spent on marketing, their influence over box office results is only so finite.
In General Tags A-Team, Box Office, Distribution, Facebook, Karate Kid, Movie Theaters, Social Media, Summer 2009, The Hangover, Twitter, Twitter Effect


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Эйлиг-Хем () — село в  Улуг-Хемского кожууне Республики Тыва России.  Административный центр и единственный населённый пункт  Эйлиг-Хемского сумона.  Население  чел. () .

История
Согласно Закону Республики Тыва от 24 декабря 2010 года N 268 ВХ-I  село возглавило образованное муниципальное образование Эйлиг-Хемский сумон.

География
Село находится у впадения в Саяно-Шушенское водохранилище р. Эйлиг-Хем.

К селу административно относятся местечки (населённые пункты без статуса поселения):  м. Алаак-Аразы,  м. Бижиктиг-Сайыр,  м. Биче-Буура,  м. Буура-Бели,  м. Буурелчин,  м. Дон-Алаак,  м. Ийис-Одек,  м. Кара-Суг,  м. Кара-Ыйгыл,  м. Куйлйг-Хем,  м. Кускун-Баары,  м. Кызыл-Даш,  м. Кыйыг,  м. Мугур-Саадак,  м. Онгерлиг-Чарык,  м. Ооруг,  м. Оргу-Шол,  м. Ортаа-Хем,  м. Орук-Кирер,  м. Сайлыг-Кежии,  м. Сарыг-Холчук,  м. Согуналыг-Ой-Аксы,  м. Суг-Бажы,  м. Суг-Кежиг-Аксы,  м. Телээ,  м. Теректиг-Чарык,  м. Тоштуг-Одек,  м. Тулаа-Бажы,  м. Угу-Эдер,  м. Узун-Сайыр,  м. Узун-сайыр-аксы,  м. Хайыракан-Эдээ,  м. Холчук,  м. Чангыс-Шиви,  м. Чинге-Даг-Ужу,  м. Чылбаныр-Арт,  м. Ыяш-Каар-Арт-Кыры,  м. Эл-Кыры,  м. Эъжим.

 Уличная сеть
ул. 70 лет Октября,  ул. Биче-кыс,  ул. Быштак-оол,  ул. Дружба,  ул. Енисейская,  ул. Зеленая,  ул. Маадыр-оол,  ул. Малчын,  ул. Мира,  ул. Найырал,  ул. Новая,  ул. Сельская,  ул. Степная,  ул. Таежная.

 Географическое положение
Расстояние до:

районного центра Шагонар: 19 км.

столицы республики Кызыл: 122 км.
 Ближайшие населённые пункты
Кок-Чыраа 14 км, Шагонар 19 км, Алдыы-Шинаа 19 км, Арыг-Узю (Аргузун) 21 км, Арыскан 23 км, Чаа-Холь 25 км, Чодураа 30 км
 климат
Эйлиг-Хем, как и весь Улуг-Хемский кожуун, приравнен к районам Крайнего Севера.

Население

 Национальный состав
Согласно результатам переписи 2002 года, в национальной структуре населения тувинцы составляли 94 %

Инфраструктура
отделение почтовой связи села Эйлиг-Хем
 образование

 экономика
Мини-цех по глубокой переработке ангорской шерсти с законченным технологическим циклом производит изделия из ангорской шерсти: платки, палантины, предметы одежды, аксессуары.

 культура
сельский Дом культуры, открыт в 2017 году,  16 декабря
 административная деятельность
Администрация села Эйлиг-Хем

Администрация Эйлиг-Хемского сумона

Транспорт
Проселочные дороги.

Ссылки
 Юрий ДАРБАА. Открыт сельский Дом культуры в сумоне Эйлиг-Хем// Тувинская правда, 12/18/2017
 Любляна ПАРАТМАА. Эйлиг-хемский пуховый платок// Тувинская правда, 27.10.2016, №: 119
 Эйлиг-Хем на Викимапии

 Эйлиг-Хем на сайте GeoNames

Примечания

Населённые пункты Улуг-Хемского кожууна


An early doll as all markings are indented so she is a first year. Her color has stayed fairly even with very little darkening of arms, legs and face. She has no green ear, chews or neck splits. Her face is beautiful and a low color all original with all make up complete. Her hair is full and missing no plugs.
She retains all Her nail polish however Her toes are bare. She has a tiny slit behind one knee and a really small pin tap on her inner leg. The item "Vintage American Girl Barbie Doll Blonde Original withstand, heels, swimsuit" is in sale since Sunday, March 11, 2018. This item is in the category "Dolls & Bears\Dolls\Barbie Vintage (Pre-1973)\Vintage (Pre-1967)". The seller is "barclaybarnes01" and is located in Lake Mary, Florida. This item can be shipped to United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Denmark, Romania, Slovakia, Bulgaria, Czech republic, Finland, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Estonia, Australia, Greece, Portugal, Cyprus, Slovenia, Japan, China, Sweden, South Korea, Indonesia, Taiwan, Thailand, Belgium, France, Hong Kong, Ireland, Netherlands, Poland, Spain, Italy, Germany, Austria, Russian federation, Israel, Mexico, New Zealand, Singapore, Switzerland, Norway, Saudi arabia, Ukraine, United arab emirates, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, Croatia, Malaysia, Chile, Colombia, Costa rica, Dominican republic, Panama, Trinidad and tobago, Guatemala, El salvador, Honduras, Jamaica.


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<?php

/*
 * GENERATED CODE WARNING
 * This file was automatically generated - do not edit!
 */

namespace Google\Cloud\Compute\Tests\Unit\V1;

use Google\ApiCore\ApiException;
use Google\ApiCore\CredentialsWrapper;
use Google\ApiCore\Testing\GeneratedTest;

use Google\ApiCore\Testing\MockTransport;
use Google\Cloud\Compute\V1\GetRegionOperationRequest;
use Google\Cloud\Compute\V1\Operation;
use Google\Cloud\Compute\V1\Operation\Status;
use Google\Cloud\Compute\V1\RegionOperationsClient;
use Google\Cloud\Compute\V1\RegionSetLabelsRequest;
use Google\Cloud\Compute\V1\TestPermissionsRequest;
use Google\Cloud\Compute\V1\TestPermissionsResponse;
use Google\Cloud\Compute\V1\VpnGateway;
use Google\Cloud\Compute\V1\VpnGatewayAggregatedList;
use Google\Cloud\Compute\V1\VpnGatewayList;
use Google\Cloud\Compute\V1\VpnGatewaysClient;
use Google\Cloud\Compute\V1\VpnGatewaysGetStatusResponse;
use Google\Cloud\Compute\V1\VpnGatewaysScopedList;
use Google\Rpc\Code;
use stdClass;

/**
 * @group compute
 *
 * @group gapic
 */
class VpnGatewaysClientTest extends GeneratedTest
{
    /**
     * @return TransportInterface
     */
    private function createTransport($deserialize = null)
    {
        return new MockTransport($deserialize);
    }

    /**
     * @return CredentialsWrapper
     */
    private function createCredentials()
    {
        return $this->getMockBuilder(CredentialsWrapper::class)->disableOriginalConstructor()->getMock();
    }

    /**
     * @return VpnGatewaysClient
     */
    private function createClient(array $options = [])
    {
        $options += [
            'credentials' => $this->createCredentials(),
        ];
        return new VpnGatewaysClient($options);
    }

    /**
     * @test
     */
    public function aggregatedListTest()
    {
        $transport = $this->createTransport();
        $gapicClient = $this->createClient([
            'transport' => $transport,
        ]);
        $this->assertTrue($transport->isExhausted());
        // Mock response
        $id = 'id3355';
        $kind = 'kind3292052';
        $nextPageToken = '';
        $selfLink = 'selfLink-1691268851';
        $items = [
            'itemsKey' => new VpnGatewaysScopedList(),
        ];
        $expectedResponse = new VpnGatewayAggregatedList();
        $expectedResponse->setId($id);
        $expectedResponse->setKind($kind);
        $expectedResponse->setNextPageToken($nextPageToken);
        $expectedResponse->setSelfLink($selfLink);
        $expectedResponse->setItems($items);
        $transport->addResponse($expectedResponse);
        // Mock request
        $project = 'project-309310695';
        $response = $gapicClient->aggregatedList($project);
        $this->assertEquals($expectedResponse, $response->getPage()->getResponseObject());
        $resources = iterator_to_array($response->iterateAllElements());
        $this->assertSame(1, count($resources));
        $this->assertArrayHasKey('itemsKey', $expectedResponse->getItems());
        $this->assertArrayHasKey('itemsKey', $resources);
        $this->assertEquals($expectedResponse->getItems()['itemsKey'], $resources['itemsKey']);
        $actualRequests = $transport->popReceivedCalls();
        $this->assertSame(1, count($actualRequests));
        $actualFuncCall = $actualRequests[0]->getFuncCall();
        $actualRequestObject = $actualRequests[0]->getRequestObject();
        $this->assertSame('/google.cloud.compute.v1.VpnGateways/AggregatedList', $actualFuncCall);
        $actualValue = $actualRequestObject->getProject();
        $this->assertProtobufEquals($project, $actualValue);
        $this->assertTrue($transport->isExhausted());
    }

    /**
     * @test
     */
    public function aggregatedListExceptionTest()
    {
        $transport = $this->createTransport();
        $gapicClient = $this->createClient([
            'transport' => $transport,
        ]);
        $this->assertTrue($transport->isExhausted());
        $status = new stdClass();
        $status->code = Code::DATA_LOSS;
        $status->details = 'internal error';
        $expectedExceptionMessage  = json_encode([
            'message' => 'internal error',
            'code' => Code::DATA_LOSS,
            'status' => 'DATA_LOSS',
            'details' => [],
        ], JSON_PRETTY_PRINT);
        $transport->addResponse(null, $status);
        // Mock request
        $project = 'project-309310695';
        try {
            $gapicClient->aggregatedList($project);
            // If the $gapicClient method call did not throw, fail the test
            $this->fail('Expected an ApiException, but no exception was thrown.');
        } catch (ApiException $ex) {
            $this->assertEquals($status->code, $ex->getCode());
            $this->assertEquals($expectedExceptionMessage, $ex->getMessage());
        }
        // Call popReceivedCalls to ensure the stub is exhausted
        $transport->popReceivedCalls();
        $this->assertTrue($transport->isExhausted());
    }

    /**
     * @test
     */
    public function deleteTest()
    {
        $operationsTransport = $this->createTransport();
        $operationsClient = new RegionOperationsClient([
            'serviceAddress' => '',
            'transport' => $operationsTransport,
            'credentials' => $this->createCredentials(),
        ]);
        $transport = $this->createTransport();
        $gapicClient = $this->createClient([
            'transport' => $transport,
            'operationsClient' => $operationsClient,
        ]);
        $this->assertTrue($transport->isExhausted());
        $this->assertTrue($operationsTransport->isExhausted());
        // Mock response
        $incompleteOperation = new Operation();
        $incompleteOperation->setName('customOperations/deleteTest');
        $incompleteOperation->setStatus(Status::RUNNING);
        $transport->addResponse($incompleteOperation);
        $completeOperation = new Operation();
        $completeOperation->setName('customOperations/deleteTest');
        $completeOperation->setStatus(Status::DONE);
        $operationsTransport->addResponse($completeOperation);
        // Mock request
        $project = 'project-309310695';
        $region = 'region-934795532';
        $vpnGateway = 'vpnGateway-1203928583';
        $response = $gapicClient->delete($project, $region, $vpnGateway);
        $this->assertFalse($response->isDone());
        $apiRequests = $transport->popReceivedCalls();
        $this->assertSame(1, count($apiRequests));
        $operationsRequestsEmpty = $operationsTransport->popReceivedCalls();
        $this->assertSame(0, count($operationsRequestsEmpty));
        $actualApiFuncCall = $apiRequests[0]->getFuncCall();
        $actualApiRequestObject = $apiRequests[0]->getRequestObject();
        $this->assertSame('/google.cloud.compute.v1.VpnGateways/Delete', $actualApiFuncCall);
        $actualValue = $actualApiRequestObject->getProject();
        $this->assertProtobufEquals($project, $actualValue);
        $actualValue = $actualApiRequestObject->getRegion();
        $this->assertProtobufEquals($region, $actualValue);
        $actualValue = $actualApiRequestObject->getVpnGateway();
        $this->assertProtobufEquals($vpnGateway, $actualValue);
        $expectedOperationsRequestObject = new GetRegionOperationRequest();
        $expectedOperationsRequestObject->setOperation($completeOperation->getName());
        $expectedOperationsRequestObject->setProject($project);
        $expectedOperationsRequestObject->setRegion($region);
        $response->pollUntilComplete([
            'initialPollDelayMillis' => 1,
        ]);
        $this->assertTrue($response->isDone());
        $apiRequestsEmpty = $transport->popReceivedCalls();
        $this->assertSame(0, count($apiRequestsEmpty));
        $operationsRequests = $operationsTransport->popReceivedCalls();
        $this->assertSame(1, count($operationsRequests));
        $actualOperationsFuncCall = $operationsRequests[0]->getFuncCall();
        $actualOperationsRequestObject = $operationsRequests[0]->getRequestObject();
        $this->assertSame('/google.cloud.compute.v1.RegionOperations/Get', $actualOperationsFuncCall);
        $this->assertEquals($expectedOperationsRequestObject, $actualOperationsRequestObject);
        $this->assertTrue($transport->isExhausted());
        $this->assertTrue($operationsTransport->isExhausted());
    }

    /**
     * @test
     */
    public function deleteExceptionTest()
    {
        $operationsTransport = $this->createTransport();
        $operationsClient = new RegionOperationsClient([
            'serviceAddress' => '',
            'transport' => $operationsTransport,
            'credentials' => $this->createCredentials(),
        ]);
        $transport = $this->createTransport();
        $gapicClient = $this->createClient([
            'transport' => $transport,
            'operationsClient' => $operationsClient,
        ]);
        $this->assertTrue($transport->isExhausted());
        $this->assertTrue($operationsTransport->isExhausted());
        // Mock response
        $incompleteOperation = new Operation();
        $incompleteOperation->setName('customOperations/deleteExceptionTest');
        $incompleteOperation->setStatus(Status::RUNNING);
        $transport->addResponse($incompleteOperation);
        $status = new stdClass();
        $status->code = Code::DATA_LOSS;
        $status->details = 'internal error';
        $expectedExceptionMessage = json_encode([
            'message' => 'internal error',
            'code' => Code::DATA_LOSS,
            'status' => 'DATA_LOSS',
            'details' => [],
        ], JSON_PRETTY_PRINT);
        $operationsTransport->addResponse(null, $status);
        // Mock request
        $project = 'project-309310695';
        $region = 'region-934795532';
        $vpnGateway = 'vpnGateway-1203928583';
        $response = $gapicClient->delete($project, $region, $vpnGateway);
        $this->assertFalse($response->isDone());
        $this->assertNull($response->getResult());
        try {
            $response->pollUntilComplete([
                'initialPollDelayMillis' => 1,
            ]);
            // If the pollUntilComplete() method call did not throw, fail the test
            $this->fail('Expected an ApiException, but no exception was thrown.');
        } catch (ApiException $ex) {
            $this->assertEquals($status->code, $ex->getCode());
            $this->assertEquals($expectedExceptionMessage, $ex->getMessage());
        }
        // Call popReceivedCalls to ensure the stubs are exhausted
        $transport->popReceivedCalls();
        $operationsTransport->popReceivedCalls();
        $this->assertTrue($transport->isExhausted());
        $this->assertTrue($operationsTransport->isExhausted());
    }

    /**
     * @test
     */
    public function getTest()
    {
        $transport = $this->createTransport();
        $gapicClient = $this->createClient([
            'transport' => $transport,
        ]);
        $this->assertTrue($transport->isExhausted());
        // Mock response
        $creationTimestamp = 'creationTimestamp567396278';
        $description = 'description-1724546052';
        $id = 3355;
        $kind = 'kind3292052';
        $labelFingerprint = 'labelFingerprint714995737';
        $name = 'name3373707';
        $network = 'network1843485230';
        $region2 = 'region2-690338393';
        $selfLink = 'selfLink-1691268851';
        $stackType = 'stackType2036521617';
        $expectedResponse = new VpnGateway();
        $expectedResponse->setCreationTimestamp($creationTimestamp);
        $expectedResponse->setDescription($description);
        $expectedResponse->setId($id);
        $expectedResponse->setKind($kind);
        $expectedResponse->setLabelFingerprint($labelFingerprint);
        $expectedResponse->setName($name);
        $expectedResponse->setNetwork($network);
        $expectedResponse->setRegion($region2);
        $expectedResponse->setSelfLink($selfLink);
        $expectedResponse->setStackType($stackType);
        $transport->addResponse($expectedResponse);
        // Mock request
        $project = 'project-309310695';
        $region = 'region-934795532';
        $vpnGateway = 'vpnGateway-1203928583';
        $response = $gapicClient->get($project, $region, $vpnGateway);
        $this->assertEquals($expectedResponse, $response);
        $actualRequests = $transport->popReceivedCalls();
        $this->assertSame(1, count($actualRequests));
        $actualFuncCall = $actualRequests[0]->getFuncCall();
        $actualRequestObject = $actualRequests[0]->getRequestObject();
        $this->assertSame('/google.cloud.compute.v1.VpnGateways/Get', $actualFuncCall);
        $actualValue = $actualRequestObject->getProject();
        $this->assertProtobufEquals($project, $actualValue);
        $actualValue = $actualRequestObject->getRegion();
        $this->assertProtobufEquals($region, $actualValue);
        $actualValue = $actualRequestObject->getVpnGateway();
        $this->assertProtobufEquals($vpnGateway, $actualValue);
        $this->assertTrue($transport->isExhausted());
    }

    /**
     * @test
     */
    public function getExceptionTest()
    {
        $transport = $this->createTransport();
        $gapicClient = $this->createClient([
            'transport' => $transport,
        ]);
        $this->assertTrue($transport->isExhausted());
        $status = new stdClass();
        $status->code = Code::DATA_LOSS;
        $status->details = 'internal error';
        $expectedExceptionMessage  = json_encode([
            'message' => 'internal error',
            'code' => Code::DATA_LOSS,
            'status' => 'DATA_LOSS',
            'details' => [],
        ], JSON_PRETTY_PRINT);
        $transport->addResponse(null, $status);
        // Mock request
        $project = 'project-309310695';
        $region = 'region-934795532';
        $vpnGateway = 'vpnGateway-1203928583';
        try {
            $gapicClient->get($project, $region, $vpnGateway);
            // If the $gapicClient method call did not throw, fail the test
            $this->fail('Expected an ApiException, but no exception was thrown.');
        } catch (ApiException $ex) {
            $this->assertEquals($status->code, $ex->getCode());
            $this->assertEquals($expectedExceptionMessage, $ex->getMessage());
        }
        // Call popReceivedCalls to ensure the stub is exhausted
        $transport->popReceivedCalls();
        $this->assertTrue($transport->isExhausted());
    }

    /**
     * @test
     */
    public function getStatusTest()
    {
        $transport = $this->createTransport();
        $gapicClient = $this->createClient([
            'transport' => $transport,
        ]);
        $this->assertTrue($transport->isExhausted());
        // Mock response
        $expectedResponse = new VpnGatewaysGetStatusResponse();
        $transport->addResponse($expectedResponse);
        // Mock request
        $project = 'project-309310695';
        $region = 'region-934795532';
        $vpnGateway = 'vpnGateway-1203928583';
        $response = $gapicClient->getStatus($project, $region, $vpnGateway);
        $this->assertEquals($expectedResponse, $response);
        $actualRequests = $transport->popReceivedCalls();
        $this->assertSame(1, count($actualRequests));
        $actualFuncCall = $actualRequests[0]->getFuncCall();
        $actualRequestObject = $actualRequests[0]->getRequestObject();
        $this->assertSame('/google.cloud.compute.v1.VpnGateways/GetStatus', $actualFuncCall);
        $actualValue = $actualRequestObject->getProject();
        $this->assertProtobufEquals($project, $actualValue);
        $actualValue = $actualRequestObject->getRegion();
        $this->assertProtobufEquals($region, $actualValue);
        $actualValue = $actualRequestObject->getVpnGateway();
        $this->assertProtobufEquals($vpnGateway, $actualValue);
        $this->assertTrue($transport->isExhausted());
    }

    /**
     * @test
     */
    public function getStatusExceptionTest()
    {
        $transport = $this->createTransport();
        $gapicClient = $this->createClient([
            'transport' => $transport,
        ]);
        $this->assertTrue($transport->isExhausted());
        $status = new stdClass();
        $status->code = Code::DATA_LOSS;
        $status->details = 'internal error';
        $expectedExceptionMessage  = json_encode([
            'message' => 'internal error',
            'code' => Code::DATA_LOSS,
            'status' => 'DATA_LOSS',
            'details' => [],
        ], JSON_PRETTY_PRINT);
        $transport->addResponse(null, $status);
        // Mock request
        $project = 'project-309310695';
        $region = 'region-934795532';
        $vpnGateway = 'vpnGateway-1203928583';
        try {
            $gapicClient->getStatus($project, $region, $vpnGateway);
            // If the $gapicClient method call did not throw, fail the test
            $this->fail('Expected an ApiException, but no exception was thrown.');
        } catch (ApiException $ex) {
            $this->assertEquals($status->code, $ex->getCode());
            $this->assertEquals($expectedExceptionMessage, $ex->getMessage());
        }
        // Call popReceivedCalls to ensure the stub is exhausted
        $transport->popReceivedCalls();
        $this->assertTrue($transport->isExhausted());
    }

    /**
     * @test
     */
    public function insertTest()
    {
        $operationsTransport = $this->createTransport();
        $operationsClient = new RegionOperationsClient([
            'serviceAddress' => '',
            'transport' => $operationsTransport,
            'credentials' => $this->createCredentials(),
        ]);
        $transport = $this->createTransport();
        $gapicClient = $this->createClient([
            'transport' => $transport,
            'operationsClient' => $operationsClient,
        ]);
        $this->assertTrue($transport->isExhausted());
        $this->assertTrue($operationsTransport->isExhausted());
        // Mock response
        $incompleteOperation = new Operation();
        $incompleteOperation->setName('customOperations/insertTest');
        $incompleteOperation->setStatus(Status::RUNNING);
        $transport->addResponse($incompleteOperation);
        $completeOperation = new Operation();
        $completeOperation->setName('customOperations/insertTest');
        $completeOperation->setStatus(Status::DONE);
        $operationsTransport->addResponse($completeOperation);
        // Mock request
        $project = 'project-309310695';
        $region = 'region-934795532';
        $vpnGatewayResource = new VpnGateway();
        $response = $gapicClient->insert($project, $region, $vpnGatewayResource);
        $this->assertFalse($response->isDone());
        $apiRequests = $transport->popReceivedCalls();
        $this->assertSame(1, count($apiRequests));
        $operationsRequestsEmpty = $operationsTransport->popReceivedCalls();
        $this->assertSame(0, count($operationsRequestsEmpty));
        $actualApiFuncCall = $apiRequests[0]->getFuncCall();
        $actualApiRequestObject = $apiRequests[0]->getRequestObject();
        $this->assertSame('/google.cloud.compute.v1.VpnGateways/Insert', $actualApiFuncCall);
        $actualValue = $actualApiRequestObject->getProject();
        $this->assertProtobufEquals($project, $actualValue);
        $actualValue = $actualApiRequestObject->getRegion();
        $this->assertProtobufEquals($region, $actualValue);
        $actualValue = $actualApiRequestObject->getVpnGatewayResource();
        $this->assertProtobufEquals($vpnGatewayResource, $actualValue);
        $expectedOperationsRequestObject = new GetRegionOperationRequest();
        $expectedOperationsRequestObject->setOperation($completeOperation->getName());
        $expectedOperationsRequestObject->setProject($project);
        $expectedOperationsRequestObject->setRegion($region);
        $response->pollUntilComplete([
            'initialPollDelayMillis' => 1,
        ]);
        $this->assertTrue($response->isDone());
        $apiRequestsEmpty = $transport->popReceivedCalls();
        $this->assertSame(0, count($apiRequestsEmpty));
        $operationsRequests = $operationsTransport->popReceivedCalls();
        $this->assertSame(1, count($operationsRequests));
        $actualOperationsFuncCall = $operationsRequests[0]->getFuncCall();
        $actualOperationsRequestObject = $operationsRequests[0]->getRequestObject();
        $this->assertSame('/google.cloud.compute.v1.RegionOperations/Get', $actualOperationsFuncCall);
        $this->assertEquals($expectedOperationsRequestObject, $actualOperationsRequestObject);
        $this->assertTrue($transport->isExhausted());
        $this->assertTrue($operationsTransport->isExhausted());
    }

    /**
     * @test
     */
    public function insertExceptionTest()
    {
        $operationsTransport = $this->createTransport();
        $operationsClient = new RegionOperationsClient([
            'serviceAddress' => '',
            'transport' => $operationsTransport,
            'credentials' => $this->createCredentials(),
        ]);
        $transport = $this->createTransport();
        $gapicClient = $this->createClient([
            'transport' => $transport,
            'operationsClient' => $operationsClient,
        ]);
        $this->assertTrue($transport->isExhausted());
        $this->assertTrue($operationsTransport->isExhausted());
        // Mock response
        $incompleteOperation = new Operation();
        $incompleteOperation->setName('customOperations/insertExceptionTest');
        $incompleteOperation->setStatus(Status::RUNNING);
        $transport->addResponse($incompleteOperation);
        $status = new stdClass();
        $status->code = Code::DATA_LOSS;
        $status->details = 'internal error';
        $expectedExceptionMessage = json_encode([
            'message' => 'internal error',
            'code' => Code::DATA_LOSS,
            'status' => 'DATA_LOSS',
            'details' => [],
        ], JSON_PRETTY_PRINT);
        $operationsTransport->addResponse(null, $status);
        // Mock request
        $project = 'project-309310695';
        $region = 'region-934795532';
        $vpnGatewayResource = new VpnGateway();
        $response = $gapicClient->insert($project, $region, $vpnGatewayResource);
        $this->assertFalse($response->isDone());
        $this->assertNull($response->getResult());
        try {
            $response->pollUntilComplete([
                'initialPollDelayMillis' => 1,
            ]);
            // If the pollUntilComplete() method call did not throw, fail the test
            $this->fail('Expected an ApiException, but no exception was thrown.');
        } catch (ApiException $ex) {
            $this->assertEquals($status->code, $ex->getCode());
            $this->assertEquals($expectedExceptionMessage, $ex->getMessage());
        }
        // Call popReceivedCalls to ensure the stubs are exhausted
        $transport->popReceivedCalls();
        $operationsTransport->popReceivedCalls();
        $this->assertTrue($transport->isExhausted());
        $this->assertTrue($operationsTransport->isExhausted());
    }

    /**
     * @test
     */
    public function listTest()
    {
        $transport = $this->createTransport();
        $gapicClient = $this->createClient([
            'transport' => $transport,
        ]);
        $this->assertTrue($transport->isExhausted());
        // Mock response
        $id = 'id3355';
        $kind = 'kind3292052';
        $nextPageToken = '';
        $selfLink = 'selfLink-1691268851';
        $itemsElement = new VpnGateway();
        $items = [
            $itemsElement,
        ];
        $expectedResponse = new VpnGatewayList();
        $expectedResponse->setId($id);
        $expectedResponse->setKind($kind);
        $expectedResponse->setNextPageToken($nextPageToken);
        $expectedResponse->setSelfLink($selfLink);
        $expectedResponse->setItems($items);
        $transport->addResponse($expectedResponse);
        // Mock request
        $project = 'project-309310695';
        $region = 'region-934795532';
        $response = $gapicClient->list($project, $region);
        $this->assertEquals($expectedResponse, $response->getPage()->getResponseObject());
        $resources = iterator_to_array($response->iterateAllElements());
        $this->assertSame(1, count($resources));
        $this->assertEquals($expectedResponse->getItems()[0], $resources[0]);
        $actualRequests = $transport->popReceivedCalls();
        $this->assertSame(1, count($actualRequests));
        $actualFuncCall = $actualRequests[0]->getFuncCall();
        $actualRequestObject = $actualRequests[0]->getRequestObject();
        $this->assertSame('/google.cloud.compute.v1.VpnGateways/List', $actualFuncCall);
        $actualValue = $actualRequestObject->getProject();
        $this->assertProtobufEquals($project, $actualValue);
        $actualValue = $actualRequestObject->getRegion();
        $this->assertProtobufEquals($region, $actualValue);
        $this->assertTrue($transport->isExhausted());
    }

    /**
     * @test
     */
    public function listExceptionTest()
    {
        $transport = $this->createTransport();
        $gapicClient = $this->createClient([
            'transport' => $transport,
        ]);
        $this->assertTrue($transport->isExhausted());
        $status = new stdClass();
        $status->code = Code::DATA_LOSS;
        $status->details = 'internal error';
        $expectedExceptionMessage  = json_encode([
            'message' => 'internal error',
            'code' => Code::DATA_LOSS,
            'status' => 'DATA_LOSS',
            'details' => [],
        ], JSON_PRETTY_PRINT);
        $transport->addResponse(null, $status);
        // Mock request
        $project = 'project-309310695';
        $region = 'region-934795532';
        try {
            $gapicClient->list($project, $region);
            // If the $gapicClient method call did not throw, fail the test
            $this->fail('Expected an ApiException, but no exception was thrown.');
        } catch (ApiException $ex) {
            $this->assertEquals($status->code, $ex->getCode());
            $this->assertEquals($expectedExceptionMessage, $ex->getMessage());
        }
        // Call popReceivedCalls to ensure the stub is exhausted
        $transport->popReceivedCalls();
        $this->assertTrue($transport->isExhausted());
    }

    /**
     * @test
     */
    public function setLabelsTest()
    {
        $operationsTransport = $this->createTransport();
        $operationsClient = new RegionOperationsClient([
            'serviceAddress' => '',
            'transport' => $operationsTransport,
            'credentials' => $this->createCredentials(),
        ]);
        $transport = $this->createTransport();
        $gapicClient = $this->createClient([
            'transport' => $transport,
            'operationsClient' => $operationsClient,
        ]);
        $this->assertTrue($transport->isExhausted());
        $this->assertTrue($operationsTransport->isExhausted());
        // Mock response
        $incompleteOperation = new Operation();
        $incompleteOperation->setName('customOperations/setLabelsTest');
        $incompleteOperation->setStatus(Status::RUNNING);
        $transport->addResponse($incompleteOperation);
        $completeOperation = new Operation();
        $completeOperation->setName('customOperations/setLabelsTest');
        $completeOperation->setStatus(Status::DONE);
        $operationsTransport->addResponse($completeOperation);
        // Mock request
        $project = 'project-309310695';
        $region = 'region-934795532';
        $regionSetLabelsRequestResource = new RegionSetLabelsRequest();
        $resource = 'resource-341064690';
        $response = $gapicClient->setLabels($project, $region, $regionSetLabelsRequestResource, $resource);
        $this->assertFalse($response->isDone());
        $apiRequests = $transport->popReceivedCalls();
        $this->assertSame(1, count($apiRequests));
        $operationsRequestsEmpty = $operationsTransport->popReceivedCalls();
        $this->assertSame(0, count($operationsRequestsEmpty));
        $actualApiFuncCall = $apiRequests[0]->getFuncCall();
        $actualApiRequestObject = $apiRequests[0]->getRequestObject();
        $this->assertSame('/google.cloud.compute.v1.VpnGateways/SetLabels', $actualApiFuncCall);
        $actualValue = $actualApiRequestObject->getProject();
        $this->assertProtobufEquals($project, $actualValue);
        $actualValue = $actualApiRequestObject->getRegion();
        $this->assertProtobufEquals($region, $actualValue);
        $actualValue = $actualApiRequestObject->getRegionSetLabelsRequestResource();
        $this->assertProtobufEquals($regionSetLabelsRequestResource, $actualValue);
        $actualValue = $actualApiRequestObject->getResource();
        $this->assertProtobufEquals($resource, $actualValue);
        $expectedOperationsRequestObject = new GetRegionOperationRequest();
        $expectedOperationsRequestObject->setOperation($completeOperation->getName());
        $expectedOperationsRequestObject->setProject($project);
        $expectedOperationsRequestObject->setRegion($region);
        $response->pollUntilComplete([
            'initialPollDelayMillis' => 1,
        ]);
        $this->assertTrue($response->isDone());
        $apiRequestsEmpty = $transport->popReceivedCalls();
        $this->assertSame(0, count($apiRequestsEmpty));
        $operationsRequests = $operationsTransport->popReceivedCalls();
        $this->assertSame(1, count($operationsRequests));
        $actualOperationsFuncCall = $operationsRequests[0]->getFuncCall();
        $actualOperationsRequestObject = $operationsRequests[0]->getRequestObject();
        $this->assertSame('/google.cloud.compute.v1.RegionOperations/Get', $actualOperationsFuncCall);
        $this->assertEquals($expectedOperationsRequestObject, $actualOperationsRequestObject);
        $this->assertTrue($transport->isExhausted());
        $this->assertTrue($operationsTransport->isExhausted());
    }

    /**
     * @test
     */
    public function setLabelsExceptionTest()
    {
        $operationsTransport = $this->createTransport();
        $operationsClient = new RegionOperationsClient([
            'serviceAddress' => '',
            'transport' => $operationsTransport,
            'credentials' => $this->createCredentials(),
        ]);
        $transport = $this->createTransport();
        $gapicClient = $this->createClient([
            'transport' => $transport,
            'operationsClient' => $operationsClient,
        ]);
        $this->assertTrue($transport->isExhausted());
        $this->assertTrue($operationsTransport->isExhausted());
        // Mock response
        $incompleteOperation = new Operation();
        $incompleteOperation->setName('customOperations/setLabelsExceptionTest');
        $incompleteOperation->setStatus(Status::RUNNING);
        $transport->addResponse($incompleteOperation);
        $status = new stdClass();
        $status->code = Code::DATA_LOSS;
        $status->details = 'internal error';
        $expectedExceptionMessage = json_encode([
            'message' => 'internal error',
            'code' => Code::DATA_LOSS,
            'status' => 'DATA_LOSS',
            'details' => [],
        ], JSON_PRETTY_PRINT);
        $operationsTransport->addResponse(null, $status);
        // Mock request
        $project = 'project-309310695';
        $region = 'region-934795532';
        $regionSetLabelsRequestResource = new RegionSetLabelsRequest();
        $resource = 'resource-341064690';
        $response = $gapicClient->setLabels($project, $region, $regionSetLabelsRequestResource, $resource);
        $this->assertFalse($response->isDone());
        $this->assertNull($response->getResult());
        try {
            $response->pollUntilComplete([
                'initialPollDelayMillis' => 1,
            ]);
            // If the pollUntilComplete() method call did not throw, fail the test
            $this->fail('Expected an ApiException, but no exception was thrown.');
        } catch (ApiException $ex) {
            $this->assertEquals($status->code, $ex->getCode());
            $this->assertEquals($expectedExceptionMessage, $ex->getMessage());
        }
        // Call popReceivedCalls to ensure the stubs are exhausted
        $transport->popReceivedCalls();
        $operationsTransport->popReceivedCalls();
        $this->assertTrue($transport->isExhausted());
        $this->assertTrue($operationsTransport->isExhausted());
    }

    /**
     * @test
     */
    public function testIamPermissionsTest()
    {
        $transport = $this->createTransport();
        $gapicClient = $this->createClient([
            'transport' => $transport,
        ]);
        $this->assertTrue($transport->isExhausted());
        // Mock response
        $expectedResponse = new TestPermissionsResponse();
        $transport->addResponse($expectedResponse);
        // Mock request
        $project = 'project-309310695';
        $region = 'region-934795532';
        $resource = 'resource-341064690';
        $testPermissionsRequestResource = new TestPermissionsRequest();
        $response = $gapicClient->testIamPermissions($project, $region, $resource, $testPermissionsRequestResource);
        $this->assertEquals($expectedResponse, $response);
        $actualRequests = $transport->popReceivedCalls();
        $this->assertSame(1, count($actualRequests));
        $actualFuncCall = $actualRequests[0]->getFuncCall();
        $actualRequestObject = $actualRequests[0]->getRequestObject();
        $this->assertSame('/google.cloud.compute.v1.VpnGateways/TestIamPermissions', $actualFuncCall);
        $actualValue = $actualRequestObject->getProject();
        $this->assertProtobufEquals($project, $actualValue);
        $actualValue = $actualRequestObject->getRegion();
        $this->assertProtobufEquals($region, $actualValue);
        $actualValue = $actualRequestObject->getResource();
        $this->assertProtobufEquals($resource, $actualValue);
        $actualValue = $actualRequestObject->getTestPermissionsRequestResource();
        $this->assertProtobufEquals($testPermissionsRequestResource, $actualValue);
        $this->assertTrue($transport->isExhausted());
    }

    /**
     * @test
     */
    public function testIamPermissionsExceptionTest()
    {
        $transport = $this->createTransport();
        $gapicClient = $this->createClient([
            'transport' => $transport,
        ]);
        $this->assertTrue($transport->isExhausted());
        $status = new stdClass();
        $status->code = Code::DATA_LOSS;
        $status->details = 'internal error';
        $expectedExceptionMessage  = json_encode([
            'message' => 'internal error',
            'code' => Code::DATA_LOSS,
            'status' => 'DATA_LOSS',
            'details' => [],
        ], JSON_PRETTY_PRINT);
        $transport->addResponse(null, $status);
        // Mock request
        $project = 'project-309310695';
        $region = 'region-934795532';
        $resource = 'resource-341064690';
        $testPermissionsRequestResource = new TestPermissionsRequest();
        try {
            $gapicClient->testIamPermissions($project, $region, $resource, $testPermissionsRequestResource);
            // If the $gapicClient method call did not throw, fail the test
            $this->fail('Expected an ApiException, but no exception was thrown.');
        } catch (ApiException $ex) {
            $this->assertEquals($status->code, $ex->getCode());
            $this->assertEquals($expectedExceptionMessage, $ex->getMessage());
        }
        // Call popReceivedCalls to ensure the stub is exhausted
        $transport->popReceivedCalls();
        $this->assertTrue($transport->isExhausted());
    }
}


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Teen mother Kailyn Lowry reveals that she CANCELED the birthday celebration for sons Lux and Creed as a result of they're all "sick" … – The Solar
TEEN mom Kailyn Lowry canceled her two youngest sons birthday celebrations due to family illness.
Kailyn, 29, caught a cold with two of her sons and had to cancel Creed (1) and Lux (3) 's birthday party.
Teen mom Kailyn Lowry had to cancel the birthday of her sons Lux and Creed
She announced that they were all sick and the celebrations could not continuePhoto credit: Instagram / Kailyn Lowry
Kailyn took to Instagram to celebrate her sons' birthdays with an adorable video of Baby Creed playing with his cake.
Creed, who was supposed to look like a soccer ball, was seen sticking his hands in the cake with his brothers and covering his face in chocolate as he celebrated his birthday snack.
Kailyn titled the Instagram video: "So I wasn't expecting to have @creedlowrylopez's first birthday, but as soon as we are all better we will postpone the party and celebrate with everyone.
"What a WILD ride this year. Mello really completed our family 🤍⭐ # 1stDOWN July 30th 😎🥳."
Lux's fourth birthday is August 5th.
The mom of four then went to her Instagram Stories to explain that she was hoping they could keep the party going through the summer.
She told fans, "I was supposed to be preparing for a birthday party for Creed and Lux, but unfortunately it had to be canceled because we're so sick and the headache I'm having is off the charts.
"Taking care of a baby when you're sick is never fun."
Kailyn added, "We're going to postpone the birthday party and hopefully everyone can join in as we near the end of summer and everyone has 100 things going."
Then she asked her fans to send her "home remedies" to help her get better.
It's been a rough week for Kailyn, who announced that they were "closing" their CBD-infused brand Pothead Haircare after three years.
The reality star announced on the companies' Instagram account that they would be temporarily closed on August 16.
The beauty company claimed the reasons for the closure were "issues" related to "CBD regulations, shipments being" confiscated "along the way, and" limited advertising opportunities ".
The company prides itself on its products infused with CBD oil, including hair oil, conditioner, and volumizing powder.
The company founded by the Teen Mom 2 star said goodbye by capturing the post with a red heart emoji.
Despite the brand's closure, Kailyn will be busy with her new business, which she is starting with her ex-husband, Javi Marroquin.
Javi took to Instagram earlier this month to share the news.
In the video, he explained that the exes are working together to start a training camp called Lethal Speed that will allow you to experience the same things we have with Lincoln and the growth that has been going on throughout the year .
Kailyn and Javi were married from 2012 to 2017 while sharing a seven-year-old son, Lincoln.
Meanwhile, Kailyn and her ex Chris Lopez – who is Lux and Creed's dad – weren't on par after they got into a heated argument during a recent Teen Mom 2 episode.
The father of two yelled at the producers while Kailyn ordered him to "get the shit out of my car".
The young father later told fans that the fight was "not serious" and that they were not "actually arguing".
"I was kidding, it's not like I'm serious," he claimed on his PTSD podcast.
"The cameras were there [in the car] So at that point, I was like I was just fucking with them.
"I'm like 'You can't take me in'. That's why I did this, how fuck you, I stand in the camera like, 'I know you are watching, f ** k you'. "
He concluded, "And then they dropped the episode and it looked like you and I were arguing and shitting. But I think we don't even argue. I am not telling you [f**k you] to her."
Kailyn is also the mother of son Isaac, 11, with ex Jo Rivera.
Lux and Creed are her two youngest sonsPhoto credit: Instagram / Kailyn Lowry
Creed celebrated his first birthday by smashing his birthday cakePhoto credit: Instagram / Kailyn Lowry
Kailyn is the mother of four children, including Isaac, 11 and Lincoln, 7Photo credit: Instagram / Kailyn Lowry
Teen mom Kailyn Lowry posts video of son Creed giggling on his 1st birthday
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Title : Bobby Charlton - This is Your Life (26-11-1969)
This is Your Life presented by Eamonn Andrews, featuring Bobby Charlton, originally shown 26th November 1969. This was the second episode of the second run of this show, which ran on ITV from 1969 to 2003 (the first episode was Des O'Connor!) The show had originally run on the BBC from 1955-1964. At 9:37 is an appearance from United's legendary scout Joe Armstrong, he was the one that pursued Bobby and secured his signing for United. Born in Manchester in 1894, Joe had been scouting for Manchester City when he befriended the young Matt Busby who was a young City player. This friendship lead to Busby recruiting Joe, alongside Jimmy Murphy, when he first started at United in 1945. Joe was a general "fixer" and scout, finding and signing Roger Byrne, the first "Busby Babe" and many others over the years. If you'd telephoned the club in the 1950s, chances are it would have been Joe that answered the phone as well! The death of the previous chief scout Louis Rocca in 1950, lead to Joe eventually getting the title "Chief Scout", though unbelievably he was still only part-time at United until 1954 when he retired, aged 60, from his day job as GPO engineer in Manchester. Video (C) Thames Television Does anyone have a copy of the Matt Busby episode from May 12th 1971?
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The organization of ecological festivals for local children.
Day 8: This is the time to relax and refresh by taking tour to village site and having picnic with local staff and your fellow volunteers. You will visit and explore various sightseeing and will really enjoy a lot. You might also have the opportunity to play in group, organize sport games, and walk with fellow volunteers in real Siberian forest.
Day 9: Project work (Let's Help the River) continuous.
Day 10: Visit and explore the beautiful places of Russia along with the group of participants of almost your own age. This will also help you to share your new experience with each other.
Day 11: Completion of project, final experience synthesis and Farewell program will be conducted at the end in which you will be given time to recall and share important experiences and lessons. During this, a short program of certificate distribution also takes place. Once the program is over, the group of volunteers (youth participants) will leave for departure.
GWC partner organization will manage your accommodation, food and supervision while you work in a project. Although a beautiful, friendly place, you should not expect luxurious accommodations because we want to feel you the real Russian culture. You will be living in the tents. Breakfast, lunch and dinner will be cooked by cooks in the specially organized field kitchen. The camp will be provided by toilets and showers.


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Results & Concert Times
The winner of the Bernice Gressman Meyerson First Prize and a cash award of $15,000 is Shuan Hern Lee, Australia, 16
The winner of the Shirley Cox McIntyre Second Prize and a cash award of $10,000 is Eva Gevorgyan, Russia/Armenia, 15
The winner of The Horchow Family Third Prize and a cash award of $5,000 is JiWon Yang, South Korea, 17
Audience Award, $500—Avery Gagliano, United States, 17
Peer Award, $500—J J Jun Li Bui, Canada, 14
Press Award, $500—Eva Gevorgyan, Russia/Armenia, 15
Each of the semifinalists will also receive cash awards of $2,000.
J J Jun Li Bui, Canada, 14
Avery Gagliano, United States, 17
Chun Lam U, Hong Kong, 16
WATCH THE 2019 Junior COMPETITION PERFORMANCES HERE
Eva Gevorgyan, Russia/Armenia, 15—RACHMANINOV Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini, op. 43
Shuan Hern Lee, Australia, 16—RACHMANINOV Concerto No. 3 in D Minor, op. 30
JiWon Yang, South Korea, 17—TCHAIKOVSKY Concerto No. 1 in B-flat Minor, op. 23
SEMIFINAL ROUND
2:30 p.m. —Avery Gagliano, United States, 17
3:12 p.m.—JiWon Yang, South Korea, 17
4:12 p.m. —Eva Gevorgyan, Russia/Armenia, 15
7:30 p.m. —Chun Lam U, Hong Kong, 16
8:12 p.m. —J J Jun Li Bui, Canada, 14
9:12 p.m. —Shuan Hern Lee, Australia, 16
1. Avery Gagliano, United States, 17—RACHMANINOV Concerto No. 2 in C Minor, op. 18 (I)
2. JiWon Yang, South Korea, 17—TCHAIKOVSKY Concerto No. 1 in B-flat Minor, op. 23 (I)
3. Eva Gevorgyan, Russia/Armenia, 15—RACHMANINOV Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini, op. 43 (Variations 13-24)
4. Chun Lam U, Hong Kong, 16—CHOPIN Concerto No. 1 in E Minor, op. 11 (I)
5. J J Jun Li Bui, Canada, 14—RACHMANINOV Concerto No. 1 in F-sharp Minor, op. 1 (I)
6. Shuan Hern Lee, Australia, 16—RACHMANINOV Concerto No. 3 in D Minor, op. 30 (I)
QUARTERFINAL ROUND
2:30 p.m.—Shunta Morimoto, Japan, 14
3:02 p.m.—Hao Rao, China, 15
3:52 p.m.—Hao-Wei Lin, Taiwan, 14
4:24 p.m.—Avery Gagliano, United States, 17
7:30 p.m.—Xiaoxuan Li, China, 17
8:02 p.m.—Benjamin T. Rossen, United States, 16
8:54 p.m. —JiWon Yang, South Korea, 17
2:30 p.m.—Naomi Yamaguchi, United States/Japan, 15
3:02 p.m.—Chung Yue Tien, Hong Kong, 13
3:52 p.m.—Eva Gevorgyan, Russia/Armenia, 15
4:24 p.m.—Chun Lam U, Hong Kong, 16
7:30 p.m.—J J Jun Li Bui, Canada, 14
8:02 p.m.—Shuan Hern Lee, Australia, 16
8:54 p.m. —Miyu Shindo, Japan, 17
PRELIMINARY ROUND
2:30 p.m.—Ryan Zhu, Canada, 15
2:52 p.m.—Kasey Shao, United States, 15
3:54 p.m.—Johann Zhao, Austria, 15
8:14 p.m. —Boao Zhang, China, 15
8:54 p.m. —Sarah Tuan, United States, 16
9:16 p.m. —Benjamin T. Rossen, United States, 16
4:16 p.m.—Xingyu Zhou, China, 14
7:30 p.m.—Ray Ushikubo, United States, 17
8:14 p.m. —Ishan Loomba, United States, 17
9:16 p.m. —Harmony Zhu, Canada, 13
~10:15 p.m.—Quarterfinalist Announcement


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When Chelsea from GYCT Designs had the sign ups for this tour, I jumped at it! I'm a very practical sewer and I love how basic and versatile these patterns are!
I had a clear idea what I wanted to do for this set and I was a rebel and changed things up a bit!
Lets start off with the Tinley Tee Pattern.
This shirt has tons of options (4 sleeve options and 2 hem options). I cut all the pattern pieces out according to the pattern, but I love that beachy neck look and chose to opt out of a neckband. I just serged around the top and folded it over. Easy, peasy and I love the look it gives!
The pattern comes from 12m-12 years and although the gathered and flutter sleeves are definitely for the girls, I love the fit and Jude will be getting a few short and long sleeved ones too!
For the Love me Knot shorts, I drew a straight line down the sides of the pattern, omitting the knot ties. I know, I'm horrible. The pattern is absolutely perfect for making basic shorts though!
I also added a ribbed-knit waistband instead of doing an elastic one. It worked out so perfectly and the waistband made them uber comfy for Aevs.
I just adore how these turned out and next summer the girls will be getting a lot of these!
These patterns really are perfect staples and the fit is spot on.
You can also buy them together in a bundle for a discounted price!
And last, but not least, enter the giveaway for your chance to win!
Thank you so much Chelsea for having us along!!
Karly, both turned out so great. I love when people can take the pattern and make it their own. Glad you didn't "follow directions". That is what makes each outfit unique and special. Thanks for being on the tour!