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Atria Draper Place
25 Hopedale Street, Hopedale, MA 01747
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Atria Draper Place offers a relaxing senior community in the historic New England town of Hopedale. Residents enjoy taking a stroll down to the pond or quietly reading a book from the public library. A variety of lectures and entertainment provide social interaction for residents, friends and...
Whitney Place at Sharon
675 South Main Street, Sharon, MA 02067
NOW OPEN!This community offers traditional assisted living residences and memory care assisted living—warm and gracious settings for older adults needing a little help with daily routines, featuring private and shared apartments. Residents there will receive individual attention from nurses,...
Atria Aquidneck Place
125 Quaker Hill Lane, Portsmouth, RI 02871
At Atria Aquidneck Place, you'll find a supportive community with New England charm and the comforts of home. Take a leisurely walk with friends and family around our beautiful five-acre campus, or shop in nearby historic Newport. Atria Aquidneck Place is conveniently located close to local...
The Residence at Cedar Dell
628 Old Westport Road, Dartmouth, MA 02747
Welcome to the newly renovated Residence at Cedar Dell!Located in Dartmouth Massachusetts, a tranquil south coast town, our community which recently received a $1.5 million full community renovation, is nestled on ten acres of land. We offer 61 apartments that are a combination of studio, one and...
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St. Clare Home
309 Spring St, Newport, RI 02840
Anchor Bay at East Providence
1440 Wampanoag Trail, Riverside, RI 02915
Brookdale East Bay is a dedicated memory care and assisted living community located in East Providence, Rhode Island. Just 15 minutes from downtown Providence, our community is peaceful and quiet with easy access to the amenities of a larger city. Brookdale East Bay has a desirable location near...
All American Assisted Living at Raynham
1084 Broadway, Raynham, MA 02767
All American Assisted Living is a premier assisted living community for those looking to settle near Raynham, Bristol County, Massachusetts. Our quiet and spacious home is in Broadway, a strategic rural township that enjoys the best infrastructure in Raynham. The area offers tranquility to...
Anchor Bay at Pocasset
12 Old Pocasset Ln, Johnston, RI 02919
Each member of our team is truly committed to our residents' overall well-being and happiness.' Pocasset Bay Retirement Living is nestled in a sheltered country setting with beautiful gardens, walking paths and outdoor sitting areas. The community is conveniently located off Interstate 295 on...
The Overlook Life Community
88 Masonic Home Road, Charlton, MA 01507
Capitol Ridge at Providence
700 Smith Street, Providence, RI 02908
Capitol Ridge at Providence is a cozy urban retreat situated in historic Providence, overlooking downtown and of course the State Capitol. The beautiful, historic setting is accented by manicured gardens, private walking paths and gazebos. A terrace off the main dining room offers seasonal...
All American Assisted Living at Wrentham
30 Ledgeview Way, Wrentham, MA 02093
Brookdale Attleboro
100 Garfield Avenue, Attleboro, MA 02703
We can help with the little things so you can go do more of what you love.If you're living a mostly independent lifestyle, but you could use an extra hand with some of your day-to-day activities, Brookdale Attleboro with both assisted living and memory care could be right for you. With assisted...
Wingate Residences on the East Side
One Butler Avenue, Providence, RI 02906
Imagine spending every day as you wish enjoying friends and family, participating in stimulating cultural and social activities, and surrounding yourself with familiar furnishings in the privacy of your own home. Wingate Residences on the East Side is the area's premiere assisted living community...
The Village At Willow Crossings
25 Cobb Street, Mansfield, MA 02048
The Village at Willow Crossings is an active Senior community situated on a 20-acre woodland campus in the heart of Mansfield, MA. Manicured gardens grace the winding drives that travel through the picturesque campus, accented by the white picket fences of the charming cottage neighborhood. The...
Pacifica Senior Living Victoria Court
55 Oaklawn Ave, Cranston, RI 02920
Our comforts of home philosophy provides elders with a gracious lifestyle in a home-like setting. We offer genuine care and concern for each person in a friendly atmosphere while encouraging independence and freedom of choice. Our goal is to service and accommodate each individual's needs and...
Blaire House of Milford Assisted Living
One Railroad Street, Milford, MA 01757
Blaire House of Milford Assisted Living offers compassionate care in a peaceful neighborhood setting. We are located less than half a mile west of the Charles River and also enjoy activities at nearby parks and natural areas. We enjoy easy access to shopping and restaurants as well as day trips...
Wingate Residences on Blackstone Boulevard
353 Blackstone Blvd, Providence, RI 02906
Imagine spending every day as you wish enjoying friends and family, participating in stimulating cultural and social activities, and surrounding yourself with familiar furnishings in the privacy of your own home. Wingate Residences Living on Blackstone Boulevard is located in one of Rhode...
Elmbrook Village
352 Salem Turnpike, Bozrah, CT 06334
Now doing in person tours!Elmbrook Village at Bozrah opened in September 2019. Offers independent living, assisted living, and memory care. Elmbrook Village was designed to maximize the amount of natural light available and has 115 apartments with a variety of styles. We have some of the largest...
The Phyllis Siperstein Tamarisk Assisted Living
3 Shalom Drive, Warwick, RI 02886
The New England style residence, with covered porches, courtyards, gardens and walking paths, welcome you with the warmth and charm of a gracious home.*Professionals will monitor your medications, health safety and well being every day* Round the clock emergency response* Help with dressing,...
Brookdale Eddy Pond West
669 Washington Street, Auburn, MA 01501
Freedom to Live WellGet ready to exchange cooking, cleaning and laundry for a rich and full retirement experience. At our assisted living and memory care community in Auburn, Massachusetts, we handle the household chores so you can spend more time doing the things you love. With cozy private...
Blenheim-Newport
303 Valley Road, Middletown, RI 02842
Situated on fifteen beautiful acres in Middletown, Rhode Island, Blenheim-Newport is an innovative senior living community providing assisted living services in a residential, home-like environment. Blenheim-Newport borders historic Newport, offering many cultural, educational and recreational...
Brookdale Sakonnet Bay
It's not downsizing your home; it's upsizing your possibilities.Brookdale is open to new residents. Reach out to us and we can provide a virtual tour.With scenic views of Narragansett Bay, the Mount Hope Bridge and the Sakonnet River, our continuing care retirement community, or CCRC, has four...
Atria Harborhill
159 Division Street, East Greenwich, RI 02818
Situated in a stately mansion, Atria Harborhill is a welcoming community where residents are encouraged to lead healthy, active, independent lives. Enjoy a relaxing walk around the grounds, sit and catch up with friends, or participate in one of many daily activities. Centrally located in the...
Chapel Hill Senior Living
10 Old Diamond Hill Rd, Cumberland, RI 02864
Chapel HIll is a luxury senior living community in the tranquil village of Chapel Four Corners in Cumberland, Providence County, Rhode Island. Our community is located just off Route 295, offering a convenient and short drive from the major cities of Providence, Boston, New Haven and Hartford....
Stillwater Assisted Living Community
20 Austin Ave, Greenville, RI 02828
The Enclave of Franklin
656 King Street, Franklin, MA 02038
Set in Norfolk County in the historic town of Franklin, The Enclave of Franklin is a senior living community where older adults can live comfortably and more independently, with discreet support from a caring, 24-hour staff. In addition to independent and assisted living options, The Enclave of...
The Branches of North Attleboro
40 Robert F. Toner Blvd, Attleboro, MA 02703
The Village at Waterman Lake
715 Putnam Pike, Greenville, RI 02828
Comfortable and Distinctive Surroundings The perfect blend of hospitality and healthcare. Breathtaking lake views highlight the picturesque campus of The Village at Waterman Lake. Lavish gardens provide the setting for arts, fitness and leisure, including a nine-hole putting green, Bocce court,...
Benchmark Senior Living at Forge Hill
4 Forge Hill Road, Franklin, MA 02038
Benchmark Senior Living at Forge Hill is Franklin's first senior living community. Located on Forge Hill Road less than a mile from routes 140 and 495, Benchmark Senior Living at Forge Hill is a state of the art community that offers a full complement of amenities and supportive services designed...
Brookdale West Bay
2783 West Shore Road, Warwick, RI 02889
You'll have the care you need if you need it so you can focus on having fun. If you're living a mostly independent lifestyle, but you could use an extra hand with some of your day-to-day activities, our senior living community with both assisted living and memory care could be right for you. You...
239 Cross Road, Dartmouth, MA 02747
Autumn Glen in North Dartmouth, MA, offers assisted living and Alzheimer's services that help seniors with their day-to-day needs. In fact, when seniors choose assisted living at Autumn Glen, they'll be able to enjoy independent lives in private apartments without the worries brought about by...
Smithfield Woods
171 Pleasant View Ave, Smithfield, RI 02917
Smithfield Woods is luxurious senior care community in Smithfield, Rhode Island. Our elegant and stately community, located in Providence County, is just minutes from the historic town of Smithfield, with fine dining, shopping, banks and medical offices just minutes away. The dynamic city of...
The Arbors at Taunton
763 County St, Taunton, MA 02780
All American Assisted Living at Warwick
271 Toll Gate Road, Warwick, RI 02886
Academy Point at Mystic
20 Academy Ln, Mystic, CT 06355
Overlooking downtown Mystic Connecticut, Academy Point is a thoughtful, historic renovation of the former Mystic Academy. Much of the original building has been preserved to offer an environment rich in local history and fond memories. As an assisted living community, Academy point provides its...
Highlands on the East Side
101 Highland Avenue, Providence, RI 02906
WE ARE NOW OPEN! Exclusively created to celebrate you, your wisdom, your spirit, and your life — The Highlands on the East Side is a newly designed Assisted Living residence with all the comforts of home...and more! We pride ourselves as being the value choice for senior living by offering...
Cornerstone at Milford
11 Birch Street, Milford, MA 01757
Cornerstone at Milford offers local seniors service-enriched Assisted Living and a state-of-the-art Compass Memory Support Neighborhood featuring innovative, research-based programming for those with memory loss developed in affiliation with the Boston University School of Medicine Alzheimer's...
Greenwich Farms at Warwick
75 Minnesota Avenue, Warwick, RI 02888
Greenwich Farms at Warwick located in Warwick, RI is a Benchmark Senior Living independent living residential community for active seniors who are looking to socialize, stay active, and no longer want the worry of owning a home. Are you ready to enjoy a carefree, maintenance-free lifestyle?...
The Cottages at Dartmouth Village
274 Slocum Rd, Dartmouth, MA 02747
The Cottages at Dartmouth Village is a memory care and assisted living community in Dartmouth, Massachusetts. Our community is nestled in a wooded area of the city giving residents peace and tranquility while still offering easy access to local attractions and amenities like Buttonwood Park Zoo,...
Atria Lincoln Place
612 George Washington Highway, Lincoln, RI 02865
Atria Lincoln Place is a popular Rhode Island retirement community that offers an active, warm atmosphere with all the comforts of home. A diverse calendar of events provides daily opportunities for staying healthy and socializing. Residents interested in exercising may work out with an...
The Residence at Five Corners
678 Depot Street, North Easton, MA 02356
The Residence at Five Corners is located in the heart of Easton's Five Corners neighborhood, with close proximity to many of the town's historic landmarks, and all of the wonderful cultural and recreational attractions in the area.We offer 84 apartments for 90 residents; a combination of 32...
Spring Villa
59 Pleasant St, West Warwick, RI 02893
Atria Fairhaven
391 Alden Road, Fairhaven, MA 02719
Atria Fairhaven is an inviting senior community located in a charming seaside town. Residents gather with friends and family in one of several beautiful common spaces and an array of exciting daily activities provides many opportunities for social engagement. Atria Senior Living is a leading...
The Lighthouse at Lincoln
425 Albion Road, Lincoln, RI 02865
The Lighthouse at Lincoln is Rhode Island's only specialized memory care assisted living community, providing research-based treatment for older adults with Alzheimer's disease and other forms of memory loss.Our community is collaborating with McLean Hospital, The Center for Brain/Mind Medicine...
Atria Bay Spring Village
147 Bay Spring Avenue, Barrington, RI 02806
At Atria Bay Spring Village, residents will find a picturesque senior living community with a vibrant social calendar. Enjoy reading a book or chatting with friends in cozy community lounges, or on sunny days, relax in our beautiful, serene courtyards. Atria Bay Spring Village is near Barrington...
Brookdale Centre of New England
600 Centre of New England Boulevard, Coventry, RI 02816
Our community has been COVID free during this pandemic thanks to our dedicated staff! We are now allowing tours inside our building so you can see in person what a beautiful community it truly is!A little help can go a long way.At our senior living community, you'll have the help you need and the...
Commonwealth House Assisted Living
655 Commonwealth Ave, Warwick, RI 02886
Senior living outside the home can be large, distant, and impersonal. That's why we decided to bring senior living HOME! At Commonwealth House, we strive to make sure that feeling of living at home never leaves you; you may be away from home, but you are always at home at Commonwealth...
Anchor Bay at Greenwich
945 Main St, East Greenwich, RI 02818
Anchor Bay at Greenwich is a senior care community in East Greenwich, Rhode Island offering independent care services, assisted living services and memory care. We have an ideal location in the affluent area of East Greenwich near Narragansett Bay and Goddard State Park. Our quiet and peaceful...
Tockwotton on the Waterfront
500 Waterfront Drive, East Providence, RI 02914
Your parents worked hard to build a good life, a loving family, and a warm home. Why should they live any differently in their senior years? Tockwotton on the Waterfront boasts a new six-acre location on the banks of Providence Harbor, complete with panoramic views of downtown Providence, Rhode...
The Elms Retirement Residence
22 Elm Street, Westerly, RI 02891
The Elms Assisted Retirement Campus is located in a beautiful Victorian neighborhood central to downtown Westerly, RI. We are within minutes of safe walking distance to Granite Theatre, Wilcox Park, Westerly Library and many churches, shops and restaurants. Founded in 1985 by onsite Owner Guy...
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Memory care services offer help to people with Dementia and other kinds of memory conditions. A memory care community employs staff who are trained annually in assisting individuals with cognitive impairments, memory care, and dementia. Basic services offered in memory care may include: social programs and activities, housekeeping and laundry service, comfortable private or semi-private rooms, and exercise and physical therapy programs. Memory care provides 24-hour supervised care with recreational activities, health management, and meals for seniors. Seniors may live in shared apartments or private rooms. The monthly median cost for a private room is around $10,646 and the cost for a semi-private room is around $9,961 . The state of Rhode Island maintains specific rules related to this type of community.
The total cost of living is a major influence when choosing which destination works for you or your loved one's needs. The rent burden for Coventry is around 20.8% of the average person's monthly income. Coventry has a median home value of about $221,076 and the median cost of rent is around $1,455 per month per month.
Demographics and Values
The current population of Coventry consists of 34,873 people. Coventry has a population density of 227 people per square mile. Based on gender, 51.8% are female and 48.2% are male. The median age of Coventry is 44 years old. In Coventry, 8.4% of the citizens are veterans. Of the population of Coventry 31.9% have a high-school diploma, 26.4% have a college degree, and 8.7% have a graduate degree. Racially, the population of Coventry is 0.0% Native American, 1.6% mixed race, 0.5% other or not specified, 1.2% black, 0.8% Asian, 0.0% Pacific Islander or Native Hawaiian, 1.7% Hispanic, and 95.9% white. Out of the total population of Coventry, 7.1% consider themselves widows, 6.6% live in poverty, 70.0% participate in the labor force, and 15.8% have some form of disability.
An overview of Rhode Island
The state of Rhode Island has a cost of living index of 122.5 where a score of 100 is the national average, and anything above 100 is considered more expensive than the average. The state has a grocery index rating of 106.2 and a housing index rating of 129.4. In total, Rhode Island has 13 general hospitals and 46 health centers that provide care for 1,058,145 citizens. The three highest ranked hospitals in Rhode Island are Newport Hospital, South County Hospital Inc., and And The Miriam Hospital. Based on natural beauty, Rhode Island ranks 1st in the nation. In terms of personal well-being, Rhode Island ranks 5th in healthcare and 26th in quality of life compared to other states.
Social demographics of the state
In Rhode Island, 31% of the population is over the age of 55. The median age in the state is 40. In terms of religious values, 36% of Rhode Island's population regularly attend some form of service and there are in total 677 different congregations. The top three Christian denominations in the state are Evangelical Protestant-14%, Mainline Protestant-14%, and Historically Black Protestant-2%. The top three non-Christian denominations in the state are Jewish-<1%, Muslim-<1%, and Buddhist-<1%. In Rhode Island there are 30 masonic lodges. In terms of diversity, Rhode Island ranks 21st in the nation and is considered LGBTQ friendly. In the last presidential election 54% of Rhode Island residents voted Democrat and 39% voted Republican.
State-wide weather information
On average, Rhode Island has an air quality index rating of around 37.2 AQI. The average air quality index rating peaks in the month of May with a rating of around 51.4, AQI. The most precipitation occurs in July with an average of 11.46 inches of precipitation a month. The average monthly precipitation for the state of Rhode Island is around 4.48 inches. The average humidity across the state is 71%. Humidity levels tend to reach their peak in the month of September at around 70%. The average temperature in the winter falls to around 32F. The average high winter temperature is around 44F in the month of December. The average low temperature during the winter drops to around 17F in the month of January. During the summer, the average temperature in Rhode Island is around 70F. The average high summer temperature is around 83F in the month of July. The average low summer temperature is around 55F in the month of June. While residents of Rhode Island mostly enjoy pleasant conditions, it's important to be aware of inclement weather as well, which in Rhode Island can include hurricanes.
Wildlife to be found in Rhode Island
The state of Rhode Island has a diverse array of plant and animal life. Local plant life can consist of fern, pin and post oaks, whorled pogonia, and red cedar. While venturing throughout the state, you might see animals such as the sea turtles, the bald eagles, the bluefish, or the American burying beetle. The state animal of Rhode Island is the the Rhode island red bird.
Frequently asked questions about Memory Care facilities in Rhode Island
How many memory care facilities are there near Coventry, Rhode Island?
There are 50 memory care facilities near Coventry, Rhode Island. See the full list.
What are the top rated memory care facilities near Coventry, Rhode Island?
Elmbrook Village, All American Assisted Living at Wrentham and Atria Lincoln Place are the top rated memory care facilities near Coventry, Rhode Island. See full list of communities.
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I am very awkward. Like, VERY awkward. I randomly, and loudly, laugh at jokes in my head. I have no rhythm whatsoever. I quote obscure movie lines, and not in a cool, hipster way either. I trip over air. I constantly choke on water. I do a lot of strange things.
Me and this statue were having a deep and interesting conversation.
My friends look at my awkwardness as kind of endearing. Someone is always joking about how they can always count on me to randomly break out in song, or hold full-out conversations with their pets. And I've finally come to accept the fact that I'm kind of weird. But, you can probably guess that hasn't always been the case.
Sometimes it can be hard to really let my hair down and have fun. I didn't want to have to make excuses for why I act the way that I do, and I didn't have it in me to pretend to be different, so I would often avoid people on account of my awkwardness. I knew I wasn't super-cool like other people, so I would find excuses to avoid contact with them altogether. Even now, I can be extremely self-conscious.
As someone who's very quirky and awkward I'm constantly second guessing myself and wondering what other people think of me. I struggle to have fun at nightclubs because I'm too stressed about my ability (inability) to dance. And while other people seem to love hanging out at cafes and coffee shops alone, I'm deathly afraid of being noticed because I can't even drink water without spilling the entire glass. I will always find a way to embarrass myself. It's actually one of my talents. Some people sing. I trip over oxygen.
Although I can get very anxious over how I'm perceived by others, there comes a point when I have to find a way to have fun. Spending so much time stressing over others is a waste of time. Everyone's not going to be perfect. Even the most perfect, cookie-cutter, too-cool-for-school type of person is going to have some quirks. That's what makes life fun. Eventually, you get tired of sitting in a safety bubble while everyone else is off experiencing the world.
So, I only have one rule for having fun while being strange: Just go for it with no apologies. I will never be perfect, no matter how hard I try. So I just stop trying. When I'm at the club and a song comes on that I like, I'm not going to hide the fact that I dance like one of those flailing, inflatable, arm-waving, tube man things that you see at the car lot. I'm just gonna get down with my bad self.
I know what you're thinking. That is easier said than done. One doesn't just "go for it" when they're self-conscious. Of course not! You don't wake up one day and suddenly become cool with all of your quirks. I know I didn't. It took a long time for me to finally become okay with being a weirdo. But it was only after I decided to stop holding myself back that I was able to let my weird flag fly.
This blog is full of clichés, so there's no point in avoiding them now. If you want to make progress on something, you have to start somewhere. A whole journey begins with a single step (I really wanted to throw this in somehow). You have to walk before you can run, and you have to finally make a decision to go for it before you can find self acceptance. If you're a weirdo, don't hide it! Just be weird.
I have spent a lot of time worrying about my awkwardness. Too much time, actually. With all of the energy I've put into trying to be acceptable to others, I took time away from just being silly and having fun. Sometimes, a girl just has to be weird. So, go to the grocery store in that cat patterned onesie. Make that Avengers joke, even though you are the only person you know who likes comic-book movies. Explain Shakespeare to the cat. He likes it. Just go be weird, quirky and silly.


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Brian and I worked together for several years and became really great friends. After a significant change in my life, the opportunity for us to become more presented itself and we have been inseparable ever since. While vacationing in Topsail Island Brian proposed during a sunset walk on the beach. He said he found a shell for me and I instantly thought it was a conch shell since I had been looking for one all week. Instead it was a porcelain shell with my engagement ring inside, he got down on one knee and asked me to be his wife. We decided to have a destination wedding and come home to a big reception. We were married October 20, 2010 at Couples Swept Away in Negril, Jamaica. It was just the two of us and was absolutely beautiful and amazing. We planned on having it on the shoreline, however it was raining and we were forced to move the ceremony to a balcony above the lobby of the resort which was beautiful anyways. After our wedding ceremony, we were waiting underneath a beach tiki-bar for the rain to slow down and as we were sitting there, the bartender said since it was our wedding day, we needed to have a shot. We watched him mix this crazy concoction called a "Bob Marley." It was layered red, yellow, green, and white and took him ten minutes to make it. We had never seen anything like it. It was the most potent beverage we have ever tasted, but it made taking pictures in the rain lots of fun. We came home and the following weekend held our reception at the Seneca Fire Hall. We had a wonderful reception catered by Karen Lutz. Vincent Entertainment DJ'ed the event and we danced our first dance to "Guardian Angel" Red Jumpsuit Apparatus. The combination of the destination wedding and at home reception made our wedding both romantic and unforgettable. We wouldn't have wanted it any other way!


Gully's is a feast for the eyes in all four seasons, and our Artists will be inspired to create in this beautiful environment from 9:00 until 12:00 on Saturday, September 29th.
New for this event is our invitation to other Artists in the Community to join us. All work created with Gulley's Garden Center as its inspiration will be eligible to participate in our Final Friday Opening at ARTworks Vass on Friday, February 22nd. Prizes will be awarded as a result of this opening, and more details will follow soon. For now, please note that pieces entered into the show will be limited to those with outside or framed dimensions of 12 x 16 inches, unless prior display arrangements are made in writing with Jean Skipper at info@ARTworksVass.com.
Those who would like to participate as Artists are asked to RSVP by "purchasing" this free event here, by emailing info@artworksvass.com, or by calling 910-528-1109. No RSVP is necessary for those who would like to join us to watch Art In Action.


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Krystal Kenney pleads guilty to tampering charge, will testify against Frazee
By: KOAA News5
CRIPPLE CREEK – An Idaho woman accused of tampering with evidence in the Kelsey Berreth case reached an agreement to plead guilty to felony tampering charges Friday.
Krystal Kenney, 32, agreed to testify against Patrick Frazee, the man accused of killing Kelsey Berreth. As part of the deal, Kenney will not be allowed to speak to the media and will be required to cooperate in all related cases. The tampering charge is a class 6 felony.
4th Judicial District Attorney Dan May reread Kenney's statement at a news conference following the hearing, it read:
"I learned that Patrick Frazee had committed a homicide on approximately Nov. 22 in Teller County. I knew that law enforcement would be investigating that crime. I moved the victim's cell phone with the intent to impair the phone's availability in the investigation. I had no right or authority to move the victim's cell phone that occurred between Nov. 24 and Nov. 25, 2018 in Teller County."
Kenney will not be sentenced until the end of Frazee's trial. A possible sentence ranges anywhere from probation to 18 months in prison. If the judge decides there was an aggravating factor in the case, sentencing guidelines extend to a possible sentence of 3 years in prison.
She will be due in court for a review on June 24 at 11 a.m. She was not taken into custody following the hearing, however she went to the Colorado Springs Police Department for a felony summons on Thursday, where police took her photo and fingerprints.
<figcaption class="wp-caption-text" id="caption-attachment-172314">Photo of Krystal Kenney, 32, (Photo courtesy of the Colorado Springs Police Department)
May said Kenney's plea agreement will not be released to the public. May also indicated at a news conference that arrest warrants and documents could be unsealed if a motion is filed to make those documents public.
"The arrest and search warrants were remaining sealed at our request because the investigators indicated that if it got out into the public it could affect their ability to investigate the case," May said. "That is no longer true."
Patrick Frazee will appear for a preliminary hearing on Feb 19. Authorities were expected to make many of the documents in the case public at that time.
May said he could not comment on the nature of Kenney and Frazee's relationship, and he did not comment on the status of the search for Berreth's body.
RELATED: Cell phone data is key to cracking Berreth case, expert says
Berreth's phone pinged off a tower in Gooding, Idaho, on Nov. 25, three days after she was last seen publicly. That's nearly 800 miles from Berreth's home in Woodland Park, and is close to where Kenney lives in Hansen, Idaho.
Woodland Park Police said at a December news conference that Berreth's phone sent a pair of text messages on Nov. 25. One of those was sent to her boss at Doss Aviation in Pueblo and the other was sent to Patrick Frazee, Berreth's fiancé and the man suspected of killing her.
Frazee was arrested on Dec. 21 and faces two counts of first-degree murder and three counts of solicitation to commit first-degree murder. He has a preliminary hearing in the criminal case against him on Feb. 19, when he's expected to enter a plea and the evidence against him should be released to the general public.
KOAA News 5 has filed a motion to unseal those documents to the public. You can read the KOAA motion to unseal documents in Frazee case here.
<figcaption class="wp-caption-text" id="caption-attachment-114172">Kelsey Berreth was last seen in Woodland Park on Nov. 22nd.
Kelsey Berreth's body has not yet been found. She was last seen in public at a Woodland Park Safeway store last Thanksgiving and was reported missing by her mother on Dec. 3, 2018.

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NYC is widely recognized as a wealthy city that generates more than $1 trillion dollars in GDP. Finance is undoubtedly the key driver of New York's success. With that in mind, Manhattan is the world's largest Financial District, and the buildings here, are actually the headquarters of the world's biggest companies. If you are a business traveler who wants to take a break from work, there is a wide range of tourist attractions here that will keep you entertained. Ready to take your mind off work? Check out the following tourist attractions near NYC Financial District and your corporate furnished apartment.
Located at Burling Slip,Imagination Playground was designed by a famous architect named David Rockwell. It is an interactive and transformable space that encourages kids to manipulate their environment and create a play space consisting of giant foam blocks, water, sand, fabric, wagons and more. Children who come here to play have the potential to explore and build endless possibilities. If your family is visiting you over the weekends, be sure to bring your little ones own to Imagination Playground. Let this attraction address a broader spectrum of their play needs through cooperative play and fantasy!
This is United States' only independent museum that is dedicated to teaching, exhibiting and preserving the American finance and financial history. The museum is currently situated in on one of Wall Street'shistoric bank buildings. The museum has a magnificent mezzanine banking hall and it is the perfect setting for exhibits onentrepreneurship, banking, money and more. This museum is also a chronicler of American financial development and achievement, and that's why it strives to guard and bring honor to the nation's collective financial memory.
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The varied exhibitions of art and artifacts found in Fraunces Tavern Museum relate to the historic site it is built on as well as the American Revolution. The museum aims to educate the publicand create genuine appreciation for NYC's rich history. When you visit the museum, you will come across exhibitions such as"History's Treasures: Special Pieces from the Museum's Collection" and "Dunsmore: Illustrating the American Revolutionary War". If you prefer exploring the museum via a guided tour, feel free to drop by during Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays.
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In 1944, three young men from a small town in West Virginia are among the American forces participating in D-Day, changing the fortunes of the war with one bold stroke. How is that moment aboard a Navy ship as it barrels toward the Normandy shore related to the death of an old man in an Appalachian nursing home seventy-two years later?
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Bell Elkins, prosecuting attorney in Acker's Gap, West Virginia, is asked by an old acquaintance to look into the death of her beloved father in an Alzheimer's care facility. Did he die of natural causes—or was something more sinister to blame? And that's not the only issue with which Bell is grappling: Her daughter Carla has moved back home. But something's not right. Carla is desperately hiding a secret.
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Sample Clearance: Charles Bradley – "The World (Is Going Up In Flames)"
Sometimes it just happens. A Hip-Hop song comes out using a particular sample and right after another one from a different artist drops with the exact same sample. No biting or anything; like I said it just happens. Stalley dropped a video for "Petrin Hill Peonies" this week and the next day Asher Roth drops "The World Is Not Enough" with both tracks built around a sample of Charles Bradley's "The World (Is Going Up In Flames)" (Not exactly like how I mentioned it in the beginning but still).
Funny thing about "The World (Is Going Up In Flames)" is that while it sounds very vintage, the song actually dropped around 2007. Dope either way. I wasn't familiar with Charles Bradley either before this write up but he has a pretty interesting back story and is the subject of the upcoming documentary Soul Of America (Which is now on my "Must See" list). Late pass on all this shit by the way.
So who flipped the sample better? While Asher's version had more production, I'd probably go with Stalley's because he slowed it up a bit and added more bass. But like I said, the original version is good by itself.
Sample: Charles Bradley – "The World (Is Going Up In Flames)"
Album: No Time For Dreaming (2011) – Produced by Thomas Brenneck
Stalley – "Petrin Hill Peonies"
Mixtape: Savage Journey To The American Dream (2012) -Produced by The Block Beattaz
Asher Roth – "The World Is Not Enough"
Produced by David Appleton
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I reviewed his last album and loved this original song – http://soulections.com/2011/02/charles-bradley-no-time-for-dreaming-2011/
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That's a damn shame because I thought I read all the reviews on Soulections. Maybe I was on one of my vacations from the Internet when that review came out….


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Talk:Fünf Duette (Franz Schubert)
Split?
I propose that this page be split, and specific works pages created for each of the five duets. What do others think? —Carlos 05:23, 1 May 2010 (UTC)
My first instinct is to agree, however I'd probably need to know more about the work before making an informed opinion. The general rule of thumb for me is that works that are grouped together simply because they were written at the same time and have a similar structure and/or require similar forces should not be grouped together on the same page. Another helpful question may be "how likely is it the the individual movements/songs from the same opus will be performed together?" or "can they just as acceptably be performed separately?" I do note that each duet is only one page long so it seems more likely that they would not be performed separately. Anyway, as you can tell, without more information, I'm rather ambivalent. --Bobnotts talk 16:28, 1 May 2010 (UTC)
Rob, some of the reasons I saw for the split were the fact that the works have different lyricists, and also because other similar song cycles by this composer have separate pages for each song (as for instance "Vier Gesänge für vier Männerstimmen, Op. 17", "Winterreise", and "Fräulein vom See (Lady of the Lake) Op. 52"). —Carlos 18:57, 1 May 2010 (UTC)
The concensus on Vier ernste Gesänge (Johannes Brahms) seems to be toward consolidation (this is also the rational of the Messiah cleanup), and from my point of view as a user, a single page is easier here as well. The Austrian National Library Schubert Autograph site unfortunately does not include D199 & 202-205 but their composition in a single day is suggestive of Schubert's intentions, and one can find many cycles with more than one poet: I'm aware Schwanengesang wasnt arranged as such by Schubert himself, but wouldn't it have been a little inconvenient if Emily Ezust had split Ibert's Chansons de Don Quichotte or Debussy"s Trois Chansons de France? Richard Mix 01:33, 2 May 2010 (UTC)
On the talk at Vier ernste Gesänge I could see only Chuck's suggestion to consolidate song cycles in one single page, not exactly a consensus yet. I particularly have different views when it comes to oratorios and operas as opposed to song cycles. The former ones are conceptually indivisible and sequential, while the songs in a cycle are not necessarily so. Their sequence of execution are many times modified at the will of the performer. It also often happens that just one or two of the songs in a cycle become well known, and people googling for them will find them more easily if there is a page with that title (Google gives higher rates to page titles than it does to text inside a page). But this last point may possibly be corrected with the creation of redirects for each song title. —Carlos 03:11, 2 May 2010 (UTC)
Oh, I misunderstood you then. I read Robert Urmann's comment as supporting "this page", ie the consolidated Vier ernste Gesänge. When you say "these pages" you seem to mean the subpages for individual songs instead, if I understand now. Will redirect pages do anything to improve our Google posture? Richard Mix 08:13, 2 May 2010 (UTC)
Hi Richard, in that discussion we were trying to define if pages for a cicle/opus (as this one) should be kept or not (which I referred to as 'these pages' - not the subpages! :) I agreed with Robert Urmann that a page like this one is worth keeping even if it's just an index for the individual songs, but that it should preferably contain also a "complete" edition with all songs in a single PDF (at the same time keeping the individual songs in their own pages). Chuck develops this idea even further, suggesting that cicle/opus pages should not only be kept, but also have all editions consolidated in them, eliminating subpages for individual songs. With respect to redirects, it seems that Google indexes them too, so it's worth creating redirects for songs/movements inside a main work, as it would increase the probability of someone finding them when searching. —Carlos 17:03, 2 May 2010 (UTC)
OK, if the motion on the floor is whether there should be subpages, I can't very well object just because I think I probably wont need them myself. "Split" made me nervous though, and I think they should include a pointer to Larger work: Fünf Duette (Franz Schubert). Richard Mix 22:03, 2 May 2010 (UTC)
I agree with Carlos, and I have to point out some personal thoughts: The way I see CPDL work is bottom-up; that means, the smallest element to be submitted is a sheet of music. We are then collecting sheet music und categorize: assign it to composers, to genres, link it to larger works. By submitting sheet music it is assigned a unique ID—this shouldn't be broken up. For the sake of convenient access to all entries in the CPDL catalogue each piece should have its own page. The lumper in me now says, let's group pieces when they've already been compiled by the composer. This includes a dedicated page summarizing individual pieces/movements. In return, subpages should contain back links. Which came first: the chicken or the egg? We couldn't split pieces if they wouldn't contain self-consistent ones, and we couldn't set up collections if there weren't pieces to combine. So, I'd prefer to see a peaceful co-existence of individual and index pages. —Robert Urmann 21:49, 3 May 2010 (UTC)
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'Dune' saga continues Authors speak at Old Greenwich bookstore
Scott Gargan, Correspondent
Sep. 1, 2009 Updated: Nov. 10, 2009 2:30 a.m.
It was shortly after the 1986 death of his father, legendary science fiction writer Frank Herbert, that Brian Herbert swore never to write a "Dune" book. The author pondered continuing the six-part oeuvre, penned by his father with the help of Brian Herbert's late mother, Beverly Ann Stuart. But after reading the three-page tribute to her in his father's final installment, "Chapterhouse Dune," he decided to let rest his progenitor's legacy.
"I thought, You know, maybe that's where this all should end,' " Herbert recalled.
But now, more than two decades later, Herbert and co-author Kevin Anderson are releasing "The Winds of Dune," their 11th novel in the series. It is their latest effort to fill in the missing pieces of the "Dune" universe and continue what is arguably the foremost contribution to the world of sci-fi literature.
"It's an incredible book that will be read for hundreds of years," said Herbert who, along with Anderson, will speak Friday at Just Books in Old Greenwich. "It's too bad my dad didn't live long enough to continue the series, but I think he'd feel we did the best job possible."
It was 1997, 11 years after his father's passing, that Brian Herbert received a letter from Anderson proposing a collaboration on a new "Dune" novel. As evidenced by his father's notes marked "Dune 7," Herbert knew his dad had more stories to tell. In addition, the sequential gaps between books and unexplored sub-plots tempted a revisitng of the "Dune" universe.
"It's a huge sandbox," said Herbert, who has been reading the "Dune" series for nearly four decades. "There's so many directions you could go."
Having released a novel a year for the past 11 years -- and with more in the works -- Herbert and Anderson have indeed proven the limitless possibilities of this rich fictional sphere. So far, the authors have written two prequel trilogies, two sequels and two interquels, part of a planned tetralogy set in between the time of Frank Herbert's original novels.
"The Winds of Dune," the second in that series, chronicles the nine-year interval between "Messiah of Dune," when "Dune" antihero Paul Muad'Dib disappears into the Arrakis desert, and "Children of Dune," which follows his offspring's rise to power. The story centers on Lady Jessica Atreides, Paul's mother, as she comes to terms with her son's death and his decision to cede the throne of the Known Universe.
Similar to the approach of the recent "Star Trek" film, Anderson said "The Winds of Dune" and its companion, "Paul of Dune," go back to basics. While their prequels have detailed major intergalactic battles fought by a host of peripheral personalities, Herbert and Anderson's newest novels take an intimate look at the series' core characters.
"In "The Winds of Dune" and "Paul of Dune," we wanted to go into these characters that went through these major changes," Anderson said. "We wanted to focus on Jessica and her relationship with her son."
Even though "Winds of Dune" was published nearly 30 years after "Messiah of Dune," the novel offers a striking sense of continuity, a technique Herbert and Anderson have employed successfully throughout their contributions. But, as Herbert said, "you can't just sit down and write a Dune' novel." Before ever jotting a word, the authors spent a year pouring over Frank Herbert's original works to produce a 600-page "Dune" concordance.
"We're still referring to that," Herbert said. "I felt like I studied for the test."
The motivation for the massive undertaking, and continued contribution to the series, stems from their long-standing admiration for "Dune." The best-selling sci-fi book of all time, "Dune" explores the complex and multi-faceted interactions of politics, religion, ecology, technology and human emotion in a universe at war.
"I have done a lot of different things, but Dune' is the most important of all of these," said Anderson, who has also written spin-offs of "The X-Files" and "Star Wars." We've been given the stewardship of this important work and it's our responsibility to write books that are worthy of the name Dune.' "
Herbert also gathers inspiration from his "personal connection" with the story and characters, many of whom were modeled off real people like his father and mother. Herbert said he's not only achieved a clearer understanding of the "Dune" universe, but also of his late parents.
"I'm rediscovering personal things," said Herbert, who wrote the biography of his father, "Dreamer of Dune," in 2003. "I'm still on a journey to understand that complex man that is Frank Herbert."
Brian Herbet and Kevin Anderson speak Friday, 7 p.m. at Just Books, 20 Arcadia Road, Old Greenwich. Event is limited to100 people; RSVP for in advance at 203-637-0707.
Scott Gargan can be reached at scott.gargan@scni.com or 203-964-2238.


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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Micro-Series #3 Donatello
Publisher: IDW
Written By: Brian Lynch
Art By: David Petersen, Ross Campbell
Digital Release Date: March 26th, 2014
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The "brains" of the Turtles steps out on his own in this unique tale! Intrigued by a cutting-edge science fair, Donatello goes incognito in public to get his fill of the latest tech. Little does he know that the fair is hosted by none other than Baxter Stockman—and he's holding a competition to see who can create the best gizmo to find the Turtles first! It's up to Don to out-geek the geeks, all while keeping his cover! Don't miss this awesome, fun-filled adventure! Art by Wet Moon's Ross Campbell!
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Greg Hart, Bridges
We're fast approaching the end of the February 2016 "Bridges" show -- almost to the end of the bridge, you might say. This is our penultimate story from that show, and it's a moving and funny story of education and inspiration told by Greg Hart. From Greg's Odyssey bio:
Greg Hart has been involved in education in Arizona for forty years. He and his wife Vicki have been married for 45 years. They have two sons, Nathaniel and Abraham, and a granddaughter, Tallulah Jo. Greg was Director of Pima County Adult Education (PCAE) from 1982 until 2000. In 2000, PCAE merged with Pima Community College, and he then became Dean of what then became known as Pima College Adult Education. Hart has served on various community boards, including the YWCA and as President of the Community Food Bank. He is currently President and Executive Director of Edge High School, an alternative high school which he co-founded in 1995.
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Q: Jenkins SVN plugin failed when removing files (Checksum mismatch) We encounter a strange error with Jenkin today. After investigating, we find that it's due to the fact that we delete some files in SVN, which cause a problem in Jenkin SVN plugin.
As I investigate, it seems this bug was known but it hasn't been fixed yet. So that upgrading to a newer SVN plugin version is not a solution(we are using Jenkin 1.474).
Our temporary fix is that "always checkout before building". But this is clearly very slow and takes much time for big projects. So that I'm looking for a way to (at least) detect the SVN problem in post-build scripts when it happens, and probably send an email to notify the developers.
Does anyone have any experience with this? I'm not too familiar with Jenkin, hence any help or pointer would be greatly appreciated.
Here's the error log:
Building in workspace /workspace-directory/workspace
Cleaning up /var/lib/jenkins/jobs/aaa/workspace/.
Deleting /var/lib/jenkins/jobs/aaa/workspace/logs
Deleting /var/lib/jenkins/jobs/aaa/workspace/target
Updating svn://address/trunk@HEAD
U         src/main/some_file.java
D         src/main/another_file.java
U         src/main/other_files.java
ERROR: Failed to update svn://address/trunk@HEAD
org.tmatesoft.svn.core.SVNException: svn: E155017: Checksum mismatch while updating '/var/lib/jenkins/jobs/aaa/workspace/src/main/address/.svn/text-base/StudioSignUpController.java.svn-base'; expected: '39fc987bbeb8cd332e6b94abfb934720', actual: 'e9fa300ee28a2b1e15b2273f4b14ae18'
    at org.tmatesoft.svn.core.internal.wc.SVNErrorManager.error(SVNErrorManager.java:85)
    at org.tmatesoft.svn.core.internal.wc.SVNErrorManager.error(SVNErrorManager.java:69)
    at org.tmatesoft.svn.core.internal.io.svn.SVNEditModeReader.driveEditor(SVNEditModeReader.java:250)
    at org.tmatesoft.svn.core.internal.io.svn.SVNRepositoryImpl.update(SVNRepositoryImpl.java:1503)
    at org.tmatesoft.svn.core.internal.wc16.SVNUpdateClient16.update(SVNUpdateClient16.java:557)
    at org.tmatesoft.svn.core.internal.wc16.SVNUpdateClient16.doUpdate(SVNUpdateClient16.java:414)
    at org.tmatesoft.svn.core.internal.wc16.SVNUpdateClient16.doUpdate(SVNUpdateClient16.java:324)
    at org.tmatesoft.svn.core.internal.wc2.old.SvnOldUpdate.run(SvnOldUpdate.java:27)
    at org.tmatesoft.svn.core.internal.wc2.old.SvnOldUpdate.run(SvnOldUpdate.java:11)
    at org.tmatesoft.svn.core.internal.wc2.SvnOperationRunner.run(SvnOperationRunner.java:20)
    at org.tmatesoft.svn.core.wc2.SvnOperationFactory.run(SvnOperationFactory.java:1221)
    at org.tmatesoft.svn.core.wc2.SvnOperation.run(SvnOperation.java:292)
    at org.tmatesoft.svn.core.wc.SVNUpdateClient.doUpdate(SVNUpdateClient.java:315)
    at org.tmatesoft.svn.core.wc.SVNUpdateClient.doUpdate(SVNUpdateClient.java:295)
    at org.tmatesoft.svn.core.wc.SVNUpdateClient.doUpdate(SVNUpdateClient.java:391)
    at hudson.scm.subversion.UpdateUpdater$TaskImpl.perform(UpdateUpdater.java:136)
    at hudson.scm.subversion.WorkspaceUpdater$UpdateTask.delegateTo(WorkspaceUpdater.java:144)
    at hudson.scm.SubversionSCM$CheckOutTask.perform(SubversionSCM.java:789)
    at hudson.scm.SubversionSCM$CheckOutTask.invoke(SubversionSCM.java:770)
    at hudson.scm.SubversionSCM$CheckOutTask.invoke(SubversionSCM.java:753)
    at hudson.FilePath.act(FilePath.java:842)
    at hudson.FilePath.act(FilePath.java:824)
    at hudson.scm.SubversionSCM.checkout(SubversionSCM.java:743)
    at hudson.scm.SubversionSCM.checkout(SubversionSCM.java:685)
    at hudson.model.AbstractProject.checkout(AbstractProject.java:1245)
    at hudson.model.AbstractBuild$AbstractBuildExecution.defaultCheckout(AbstractBuild.java:589)
    at jenkins.scm.SCMCheckoutStrategy.checkout(SCMCheckoutStrategy.java:88)
    at hudson.model.AbstractBuild$AbstractBuildExecution.run(AbstractBuild.java:494)
    at hudson.model.Run.execute(Run.java:1488)
    at hudson.maven.MavenModuleSetBuild.run(MavenModuleSetBuild.java:477)
    at hudson.model.ResourceController.execute(ResourceController.java:88)
    at hudson.model.Executor.run(Executor.java:236)
Caused by: org.tmatesoft.svn.core.SVNException: svn: E155017: Checksum mismatch while updating '/xxxxx/.svn/text-base/SignUpController.java.svn-base'; expected: '39fc987bbeb8cd332e6b94abfb934720', actual: 'e9fa300ee28a2b1e15b2273f4b14ae18'
    at org.tmatesoft.svn.core.internal.wc.SVNErrorManager.error(SVNErrorManager.java:64)
    at org.tmatesoft.svn.core.internal.wc.SVNErrorManager.error(SVNErrorManager.java:51)
    at org.tmatesoft.svn.core.internal.wc.SVNUpdateEditor15.textDeltaEnd(SVNUpdateEditor15.java:637)
    at org.tmatesoft.svn.core.internal.wc.SVNAmbientDepthFilterEditor.textDeltaEnd(SVNAmbientDepthFilterEditor.java:221)
    at org.tmatesoft.svn.core.internal.wc.SVNCancellableEditor.textDeltaEnd(SVNCancellableEditor.java:130)
    at org.tmatesoft.svn.core.internal.io.svn.SVNEditModeReader.processCommand(SVNEditModeReader.java:176)
    at org.tmatesoft.svn.core.internal.io.svn.SVNEditModeReader.driveEditor(SVNEditModeReader.java:232)
    ... 29 more
Caused by: svn: E155017: Checksum mismatch while updating '/xxxx/.svn/text-base/SignUpController.java.svn-base'; expected: '39fc987bbeb8cd332e6b94abfb934720', actual: 'e9fa300ee28a2b1e15b2273f4b14ae18'
    at org.tmatesoft.svn.core.SVNErrorMessage.create(SVNErrorMessage.java:208)
    at org.tmatesoft.svn.core.SVNErrorMessage.create(SVNErrorMessage.java:189)
    at org.tmatesoft.svn.core.SVNErrorMessage.create(SVNErrorMessage.java:141)
    at org.tmatesoft.svn.core.internal.wc.SVNUpdateEditor15.textDeltaEnd(SVNUpdateEditor15.java:634)
    ... 33 more
no change for svn://some_address/trunk since the previous build
No emails were triggered.

A: We have occassionally seen the problem with some builds, but we normally just clear the workspace and then rebuild.  (From Jenkins, Navigate to the job, then "Workspace".)
There are a couple of different plugins that may help with detecting and possibly actually taking some actions based on the issue.

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*Warnings Plugin - parses the console output and looks for built in and user defined patterns that it reports as Warnings.

*Log Trigger Plugin - triggers downstream jobs if a specific trigger is found in the console log.  (Perhaps have an SVN "clean-up" job that is triggered?)

Of these, I have only used the Warnings Plugin myself.

A: These threads from Jenkins JIRA and JetBrains are interesting:
https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/browse/JENKINS-14550
http://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/IDEA-83673#comment=27-379397
As you mentioned, the issue remains open in Jenkins. JetBrains believe they have corrected IDEA with the updated svnkit:  svnkit 1.7.5-v1.
Also noted in the jetbrains issue are some strategies to fix the issue using the commercial tool SmartSvn, an svn client which has a special feature "Validate Admin Area".
I am going to try to update the Jenkins JIRA issue with a note about the svnkit to see if that results in a fix.
EDIT:
Actually, it looks like the January Jenkins Subversion plugin, 1.4.5, takes care of this issue. After installing and manually re-starting, the mismatch went away.

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Arakkal Kingdom was a Muslim kingdom in Kannur town in Kannur district, in the state of Kerala, South India. The king was called Ali Raja and the ruling queen was called Arakkal Beevi. Arakkal kingdom included little more than the Cannanore town and the southern Laccadive Islands (Agatti, Kavaratti, Androth and Kalpeni, as well as Minicoy), originally leased from the Kolattiri. The royal family is said to be originally a branch of the Kolattiri, descended from a princess of that family who converted to Islam. They owed allegiance to the Kolattiri rulers, whose ministers they had been at one time. The rulers followed the Marumakkathayam system of matrilineal inheritance, a system that is unique to a section of Hindus of Kerala. Under Marumakkathayam, the succession passes to the male offspring of its female members, in other words from a man to his sister's son and so forth. As the only Muslim rulers in Malabar, they saw the rise of Hyder Ali, de facto ruler of the Mysore Sultanate as the opportunity to increase their own power at the expense of Chirakkal, and invited him to invade Kerala.

The Bibi received no special treatment after the treaties of Srirangapatam, and settlement negotiations were long and difficult but she finally signed an agreement in 1796 that guaranteed continued possession of the city of Cannanore and the Laccadive Islands but deprived her of any claim to sovereignty. Yet, as late as 1864, the Bibi of Cannanore was included in an official list of "native sovereigns and chiefs" as being entitled to a seven-gun salute. Because of the outbreak of the war with France shortly after the 1796 agreement, as well as other considerations, the Laccadive Islands remained unnoticed and the Bibi continued to rule them with no restrictions. The islands were misgoverned throughout the 19th century, and the British Government had to assume their administration at least twice, from 1854 to 1861, and again (permanently as it turned out) in 1875. In 1905, in exchange for the remission of overdue tribute, the payment of an annual pension to the head of the family, and the title of Sultan, the Ali Raja at last agreed to cede all rights, whether as sovereign or tenant, to the Laccadive Islands, including Minicoy, which the family claimed as their private property.

The king's palace, which he purchased from the Dutch in 1663, was named Arakkal Palace after the ruling dynasty.

Origins

As per legend, the last ruler of the Chera Empire, Rama Varma Kulashekhara Perumal, is said to have been converted to Islam at the hands of Malik Bin Dinar, an Islamic missionary. Perumal along with Malik Deenar came from Mahodyapuram (Old name of Kodungallur -The capital of the Chera Empire) to Thalassery, to visit Perumal's sister and nephew residing there. Perumal's sister Sridevi and nephew Mabeli were residing in a place called Dharmadam north of Thalassery. The relics of their fort is located in the vicinity of Govt. Brennan College, Thalassery. Mabeli was converted to Islam and he accepted the name Muhammad Ali, who later became the first Arakkal Ali Raja.
 According to folklore, Cheraman Perumal went to Mecca from an erstwhile province named Poya Nadu(Governed by feudal governors named Randuthara Achanmar. The region comprises Edakkad, Anjarakkandy, Mavilayi etc.) now in Kannur district. Malik Deenar built a mosque in Madayi north of Kannur, the third oldest mosque in Kerala.

Perumal's nephew Mabeli was an Arayankulangara Nair, and hence the Nair matrilineal system is observed by the Arakkal royal family. His wife was the daughter of Kolathiri, and they later came to be known as Arakkal Beevi. Muhammad Ali continued in the service of the Kolathiris even after his conversion, and his successors known as the Mammali Kidavus were the hereditary Padanairs of the Kolathiri. Around this time, many Muslim merchant families became financially influential in the Malabar region.  When the Arakkal family took control of Laccadives, they achieved near-royal status.

Another legend is that the daughter of Chirakkal Raja began to drown while bathing in the Chirakkal kulam (pond). Her friends cried and shouted but were unable to rescue her. Muhammad Ali heard the shouting and came to find out what was wrong. He recognized the girl drowning in the pond as the princess, but was hesitant about saving her because of untouchability and if a lower-caste person touched an upper-caste person it was considered a sin, possibly punishable by death. However, he rescued her and gave her his dhoti to cover the princess. When the news reached the Chirakkal Raja, he called his daughter and Muhammad Ali. At that time, if a man gave a pudava (a long cloth used for covering the body) to an unmarried woman, they were considered married. The scholars of the court told the Raja that since his daughter was touched by a Muslim, she was no longer allowed to enter the palace. However, the man had given her his pudava so she was married to him as well. As per the custom the Raja had no other choice but to give his daughter to Muhammad Ali. The area given to Muhammad Ali was known as Arakkal and his family was called the Arakkal family.

The British Military was very eager to make Dharmadam as their base and built a fort there. This small island village was strategically more secure than any surrounding place as it is a hilly island, however, it was governed by Arakkal kingdom, being the first Ali Raja's hometown. Arakkal kingdom was so powerful at that time as an ally of Mysore, even to defy the British. British East India Company was not allowed by the Arakkal kingdom to build a military garrison in Dharmadam. So they were forced to build their base in Thalassery where there was a strong presence of French forces stationed few kilometers away in Mahé.

Location
The palace is three kilometers from Kannur, Kerala, India, in what is now called Kannur town. The Arakkal family was the only Muslim royal family in Kerala.

Ali Rajas and Arakkal Beevis

The Arakkal family followed a matriarchal system of descent: the eldest member of the family, whether male or female, became its head and ruler. While male rulers were called Ali Rajah, female rulers were known as Arakkal Beevis.

Hameed Hussain Koyamma Ali Raja, becomes the new head of the Arakkal royal family on 2nd Dec 2021 .

History
There had been considerable trade relations between Middle East and Malabar Coast even before the time of Muhammad (c. 570 - 632 AD). Muslim tombstones with ancient dates, short inscriptions in medieval mosques, and rare Arab coin collections are the major sources of early Muslim presence on the Malabar Coast. Islam arrived in Kerala, a part of the larger Indian Ocean rim, via spice and silk traders from the Middle East. Historians do not rule out the possibility of Islam being introduced to Kerala as early as the seventh century CE. Notable has been the occurrence of Cheraman Perumal Tajuddin, the Hindu King that moved to Arabia from Dharmadom near Kannur to meet Muhammad and converted to Islam. According to the Legend of Cheraman Perumals, the first Indian mosque was built in 624 AD at Kodungallur with the mandate of the last the ruler (the Cheraman Perumal) of Chera dynasty, who converted to Islam during the lifetime of Muhammad (c. 570–632). According to Qissat Shakarwati Farmad, the Masjids at Kodungallur, Kollam, Madayi, Barkur, Mangalore, Kasaragod, Kannur, Dharmadam, Panthalayini, and Chaliyam, were built during the era of Malik Dinar, and they are among the oldest Masjids in the Indian subcontinent. It is believed that Malik Dinar died at Thalangara in Kasaragod town. According to popular tradition, Islam was brought to Lakshadweep islands, situated just to the west of Malabar Coast, by Ubaidullah in 661 CE. His grave is believed to be located on the island of Andrott. The Arabic inscription on a copper slab within the Madayi Mosque in Kannur records its foundation year as 1124 CE.

Thus history of Muslims in Kerala is closely intertwined with the history of Muslims in the nearby Laccadives islands.  Kerala's only Muslim kingdom was Kannur's Arakkal family.  Historians however, disagree about the time period of Arakkal rulers.  They see the Arakkal kings come to power in the 16th or 17th century.

By 1909, Arakkal rulers had lost Kannur and the Cannanore Cantonment. By 1911, there was a further decline with the loss of chenkol (sceptre) and udaval (sword). They allied and clashed with the Portuguese, the Dutch, the French and the British.  The British played the biggest part in removing all vestiges of titles and power from the Arakkal rulers.  One of the last kings, Abdu Rahiman Ali Raja (1881–1946), was active in helping his subjects.  The last ruler was Ali Raja Mariumma Beevi Thangal. After her rule, the family broke up.

During the time of the Samuthiries the Muslims of Kerala played a major role in the local army and navy, as well as acting as ambassadors to Arabia and China. Even before this period they had settlements in Perumathura, Thakkala, Thengapattanam, Poovar and Thiruvankottu. Muslims from Pandi Desham migrated to trade with Aruvithura, Kanjirappalli, Mundakayam, Peruvanthanam, Muvattupuzha and Vandiperiyar in and around Kottayam district of Kerala.  In the 17th century, trade links were established with places like Kayamkulam and Alappuzha in the west. It was during the time of Samuthiris that the title of Marakkar was created. Muslim influence reached its peak at the time of Kunjali Marakkar, the fourth in the line.

Relations with the Kingdom of Mysore
After being appointed the Naval Chief of Hyder Ali's army, Ali Raja Kunhi Amsa II's first course of action was to capture the unfortunate Sultan of the Maldives Hasan 'Izz ud-din and present him to Hyder Ali after having gouged out his eyes, he had also defeated Sultan Muhammad Imaduddin III of the Maldives, who died in captivity.

Foreign relations of the Arakkal
In the year 1777 a letter was sent to the Ottomans by Ali Raja Kunhi Amsa II, a dedicated ally of Hyder Ali of the Sultanate of Mysore and mentioned how the region received Ottoman assistance two hundred and forty years ago by Hadim Suleiman Pasha. Ali Raja Kunhi Amsa II also stated that the dynasty had been fighting for its authority for the last forty years against various hostile forces and also requested assistance against the British East India Company, two years later in 1780 another letter was sent by his sister Ali Raja Bibi Junumabe II requesting urgent assistance against Portuguese and British encroachments during the Second Anglo-Mysore War.

Arakkal Museum

The Durbar Hall section of the Arakkalkettu (Arakkal Palace) has been converted into a museum housing artifacts from the times of the Arakkal dynasty. The work was carried out by the Government of Kerala at a cost of Rs. 9,000,000. The museum opened in July 2005.

The Arakkalkettu is owned by the Arakkal Trust, which includes some members Arakkal royal family. The government had taken a keen interest in preserving the heritage of the Arakkal Family, which had played a prominent role in the history of Malabar.  A nominal entry fee is charged by the Arakkal Trust.

Reigning Arakkal rajas and Arakkal beevis
Ali Raja Ali (1545–1591)
Ali Raja Abubakar I (1591–1607)
Ali Raja Abubakar II (1607–1610)
Ali Raja Muhammad Ali I (1610–1647)
Ali Raja Muhammad Ali II (1647–1655)
Ali Raja Kamal (1655–1656)
Ali Raja Muhammad Ali III (1656–1691)
Ali Raja Ali II (1691–1704)
Ali Raja Kunhi Amsa I (1704–1720)
Ali Raja Muhammad Ali IV (1720–1728)
Ali Raja Bibi Harrabichi Kadavube (1728–1732)
Ali Raja Bibi Junumabe I (1732–1745)
Ali Raja Kunhi Amsa II (1745–1777)
Ali Raja Bibi Junumabe II (1777–1819)

See also
 Arakkalkettu

References

History of Kannur district
Feudal states of Kerala
1545 establishments in India

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