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from setuptools import setup, find_packages
import wallaby.FX as FX
import sys

try:
    import py2exe
except: pass

import wallaby.apps.inspector

packages = find_packages('.')
includes = ['twisted', 'pkgutil', 'sip', 'json', 'PyQt4.QtCore', 'PyQt4.QtGui']
#wallabyPackages, _ = FX.wallabyPackages([])
wallabyPackages = ["wallaby", "zope.interface"]

VERSION = '0.1.32'
LICENSE = 'GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL)'

APP = ['app.py']

PY2EXE_OPTIONS = {
        'includes': includes,
        'packages': wallabyPackages,
        'dll_excludes': ['MSVCP90.dll'],
        'excludes' :  ['_tkagg','_ps','_fltkagg','Tkinter','Tkconstants',
                      '_agg','_cairo','_gtk','gtkcairo','pydoc','sqlite3',
                      'bsddb','curses','tcl',
                      '_wxagg','_gtagg','_cocoaagg','_wx'],
        }

PY2APP_OPTIONS = {
        'strip': False,
        'argv_emulation': True,
        # 'semi_standalone': True,
        'iconfile': 'wallaby.icns',
        # 'site_packages': True,
        # 'optimize': 2,
        # 'compressed': False,
        'includes': includes,
        'packages': wallabyPackages,
    'excludes' :  ['_tkagg','_ps','_fltkagg','Tkinter','Tkconstants',
                      '_agg','_cairo','_gtk','gtkcairo','pydoc','sqlite3',
                      'bsddb','curses','tcl',
                      '_wxagg','_gtagg','_cocoaagg','_wx'],
    'plist'    : {  'CFBundleDisplayName': 'crm',
                    'CFBundleGetInfoString' : 'wallaby, FreshX',
                    'CFBundleIdentifier':'com.freshx.wallaby',
                    'CFBundleShortVersionString':VERSION,
                    'CFBundleVersion': 'crm ' + VERSION,
                    'CFBundleIconFile': 'wallaby.icns',
                    'LSMinimumSystemVersion':'10.7',
                    'LSMultipleInstancesProhibited':'false',
                    'NSHumanReadableCopyright':LICENSE
                }}

if len(sys.argv) > 1 and sys.argv[1] not in("copy"):
    setup(name='wallaby-app-crm',
      version=VERSION,
      url='http://freshx.de/wallaby/apps/crm',
      author='FreshX GbR',
      author_email='wallaby@freshx.de',

      windows=[{'script':'app.py', 'icon_resources':[(0, 'wallaby.ico')]}],
      app=APP,
      license=LICENSE,

      packages=packages,
      install_requires=['wallaby-app-inspector', 'wallaby-plugin-pdfgenerator'],
      include_package_data = True,

      options={'py2app': PY2APP_OPTIONS, 'py2exe': PY2EXE_OPTIONS},
      # setup_requires=['macholib', 'modulegraph', 'py2app', 'py2exe'],
  )

if len(sys.argv) > 1 and sys.argv[1] in("py2app", "copy"):
    print '*** Removing Qt debug libs ***'
    import os
    for root, dirs, files in os.walk('./dist'):
        for file in files:
            # if 'debug' in file:
            #     print 'Deleting', file
            #     os.remove(os.path.join(root,file))
            if 'test_' in file:
                print 'Deleting', file
                os.remove(os.path.join(root,file))
            elif '_tests' in file:
                print 'Deleting', file
                os.remove(os.path.join(root,file))
            # elif '.pyc' in file:
            #     print 'Deleting', file
            #     os.remove(os.path.join(root,file))

    os.chdir('./dist')
    # os.system(r'macdeployqt crm.app -dmg -verbose=0')
    os.system(r'macdeployqt wallaby-app-crm.app -verbose=0')
    os.chdir('..')

    os.system(r'hdiutil create crm-mac-' + VERSION + r'.dmg -volname "wallaby@fx" -fs HFS+ -srcfolder "dist"')

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Discussion in 'MacBook Pro' started by MyiBill, May 5, 2014.
My MBPr is turning on, I can see the keyboard lights on but the screen remains black. I have to restart it a few times and then the screens turns on. Happens every time the computer goes to sleep. Called Apple and tried the Pram reset but problem occurred instantly upon reboot. Have an appointment on Wednesday with the genius bar. Anyone have anything similar occur? Same problem happens with my thunderbolt display.
I'm having the same exact problem. Once my rMBP goes to sleep, the screen is black (shows mouse, and keyboard backlight is one) This haven't happened to me before, so I'm guessing it's from a recent update. Only way for me to fix it is to close the macbook then open it again, it's annoying.
I had exactly the same problem earlier this year, I thought it my screen was gone, and started panicking, as my MBPr is not in warranty anymore.
Mine was worse than yours, mine wouldn't even show screen no matter what I do. I thought what's the worst will happen, so I opened the back and found the connector for LCD from ifixit, removed it then used compressed air to clean inside of it. Then I reconnected everything up, closed the back panel, switch my mac with glimpse of hope, then the magic happened, my LCD came back to live, I think it's over 2 months now it's running without any problems.
I guess if you are covered by Apple Care still, should take it in, if not, worth a try to just open the back and give it a clean.
If you wait, it'll actually show the unlock screen. You can also just type in your password and it'll log in.
You can also disable the locked screen after screen wakeup/screensaver and it won't do it anymore.
Sometimes it doesn't even work for me when I close the lid and reopen. Im not in applecare but I have insurance so if somethings wrong and I get a letter from apple I get a new computer.
While I understand it may be an easy fix to open the back and clean, I shouldn't have to do that, especially on a >$2K computer.
same here. had this problem before the first mavericks bugfix.
no it recently started again, but now the screen goes to sleep, mouse stays on and blight stays on. i have to open - reopen a few times before it starts up again. I, too have insurance and i am glad since i am not sure about how far this apple care would really go.
Well turns out it is the logic board failing and it needs to be replaced. If your still under AppleCare I would definitely bring it in ASAP of your having this problem. The genius said the problem was very weird and should go away with the pram reset but he did that and the screen flashed straight to black upon reboot. Then said it's the logic board, graphic card specifically but since it's soldered in the whole thing needs to be replaced.


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Gold recovery was successful and 98100% was achieved. The gold sorption from cyanide solution may occur by different mechanisms according to the basicity, pK a, of the ion exchange resin. Fawell, P.D., Vernon, C.F. and Klauber, C. 1992.
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The recovery of gold and other noble metals from electronic waste, in particular discarded mobile phones, has enormous potential, but is still underdeveloped.
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Apr 09, 20160183;32;I bought a bottle of PCB etchant for $9.00 at radio shack which is ferric chloride and hydrochloric acid. This solution has been quite helpful in removing the copper out from under the gold plating on circuit board fingers.
Jul 31, 20090183;32;Best Answer This is basically the same form of gold as is found when gold is dissolved in aqua regia, AuCl3(aq). You need to add a reducing agent to reduce the Au(III) to gold metal. Ferrous sulfate and other reducing agents are used for this.
Reduction of gold (III) chloride to gold (0) on silicate surfaces. Sep 18, 2012 The mechanism of adsorption and reduction of the gold chloride of gold from leaching processes during hydrometallurgical gold recovery.
Oct 29, 20100183;32;Stevious wroteNote Yes, I know that gold chloride is both a deadly poison, and if a spot of solution gets on your skin, you will wear a quot;pinkquot; spot for years (or forever) where the proteins in the skin reduce the gold within the living tissue.
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In the gold chloride method the electrolyte is a solution of auric chloride containing free hydrochloric acid, the crude metal forming the anode, and pure sheet gold the cathode. The gold dissolved at the anode is deposited in a pure condition at the cathode.
Gold(III) chloride, traditionally called auric chloride, is a chemical compound of gold and chlorine. With the molecular formula Au 2 Cl 6, the name gold trichloride is a simplification, referring to the empirical formula, AuCl 3.


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Pediatricians Argue to Keep Thimerosal in Some Vaccines
According to a statement published online December 17 in Pediatrics, the American Academy of Pediatrics has endorsed the World Health Organization's stance that thimerosal -- a mercury-based preservative -- should be left in vaccines and should not be subject to a ban contained in a draft mercury treaty from the UNEP.
The U.N. Environment Program (UNEP) is discussing ways to lower environmental exposure to mercury, a chemical linked to developmental problems. Environmental groups supported by scientists argue that there is widespread global mercury contamination of seafood and consumers are experiencing health effects from methylmercury below the level that was considered "safe" a few years ago (see the EVISA News from December 9).
Photo: Daniel Paquet
Part of the proposal involves removing thimerosal, a mercury- based compound used as a preservative to maintain vaccine quality, from immunizations given to children around the world. Since the 1930s, at that time without any meaningful safety testing, thimerosal has been used to prevent bacterial contamination of multidose vaccines. Since alkylmercurials are known to be strong neurotoxins, concerns have been raised in recent decades about the potential neurotoxic effects of the preservative and a possible association with autism because it contains mercury in the form of organic ethyl mercury. The FDA tackled the issue in the late 1990s, and its review showed that the cumulative amount of mercury from vaccines included in the routine immunization schedule for infants could exceed the safety threshold set by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency based on studies of inorganic methyl mercury. Since then, there is an ongoing controversy about the toxicity of methylmercury (found in fish) and ethylmercury (the component of thimerosal).
The discussion will continue during the fifth and final round of UNEP negotiations to put in place a legally binding global treaty to reduce mercury use and pollution. Despite ongoing controversy over the proposed policy, the legal text negotiated by the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee is expected to be completed on 18 January 2013 in Geneva, Switzerland.
The position of the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP):
In her brief statement, the academy supported the recommendations drafted by the WHO's Strategic Advisory Group of Experts (SAGE) on immunization at an April meeting. An AAP spokesperson said that the endorsement was adopted unanimously by the academy's infectious diseases committee.
The Pediatrics Infectious Diseases Society and the International Pediatric Association have also thrown their support behind the guidance.
Francis Walter A. Orenstein, the lead author of the AAP statement argues, that "we know a lot more about ethylmercury versus methylmercury. Ethylmercury, which is the form that is part of thimerosal, is excreted much more quickly and does not accumulate in the body in the same way than methylmercury does. When I talk to lay audience I often try to use the example of ethyl-alcohol and methyl-alcohol. There will be severe toxicity drinking a glass of anti-freeze, which contains methanol, whereas drinking a glass of wine that contains ethanol, is a lot safer. And so we learned that thimerosal is safe..."
The writers of the AAP position statement further explained that while thimerosal is no longer used in many vaccines in the U.S., it "remains an important vaccine preservative in resource-poor countries," they wrote. "Thimerosal allows the use of multiuse vials, which reduce vaccine cost and the demand on already constrained cold-chain systems. Even in the United States, thimerosal could be critical for dealing with emergencies and the need to rapidly increase vaccine supply and delivery, such as during a serious pandemic of influenza.
The AAP position statement
Walter A. Orenstein, Jerome A. Paulson, Michael T. Brady, Louis Z. Cooper and Katherine Seib, Global Vaccination Recommendations and Thimerosal, Pediatrics; originally published online December 17, 2012; DOI: 10.1542/peds.2012-1760
Katherine King, Megan Paterson and Shane K. Green, Global Justice and the Proposed Ban on Thimerosal-Containing Vaccines, Pediatrics; originally published online December 17, 2012. DOI: 10.1542/peds.2012-2976
Louis Z. Cooper and Samuel L. Katz, Ban on Thimerosal in Draft Treaty on Mercury: Why the AAP's Position in 2012 Is So Important, Pediatrics; originally published online December 17, 2012. DOI: 10.1542/peds.2012-1823
UNEP: Reducing Risk from Mercury
FDA: Thimerosal in vaccines
CDC: Thimerosal in Vaccines: A Joint Statement of the American Academy of Pediatrics and the Public Health Service
Coalition for Mercury-free Drugs (CoMeD): Calls for Ban on Mercury in Vaccines
Coalition for Mercury-free Drugs (CoMeD): Documents related to the use of thimerosal in vccines
Coalition for Mercury-free Drugs (CoMeD): The Viability of Using Non-mercury Preservatives in Vaccines
SafeMinds: Summary of Supportive Science Regarding Thimerosal Removal
Vaccination News, March 14, 2011: Thimerosal Containing Vaccines, Part I
Related EVISA Resources
Link database: Toxicity of Organo-mercury compounds
Link database: Research projects related to organo-mercury compounds
EVISA Link database: All about thimerosal (thiomersal)
Related EVISA News
October 12, 2012: Prenatal mercury intake linked to ADHD
October 28, 2011: WHO worries mercury treaty could affect costs and availability of vaccines
August 8, 2011: UNEP Global Mercury Treaty May Include Ban on Mercury in Medicine
June 19, 2011: Committee for Socio-economic Analysis agrees on two draft opinions on restriction proposals for mercury compounds under REACH
March 17, 2011: Researchers Urge the Removal of Mercury From Flu Shots
September 25, 2010: The European Chemical Agency (ECHA) calls for comments on reports proposing restrictions on mercury and phenylmercury
August 16, 2010: Methylmercury: What have we learned from Minamata Bay?
September 24, 2009: Huge field experiment for assessing human ethylmercury risk starting in october
July 15, 2009: New Study Finds: Thimerosal Induces Autism-like Neurotoxicity
May 15, 2008: New study will investigate the influence of environmental factors in autism
May 3, 2006: Texas Study Relates Autism to Environmental Mercury
March 24, 2006: Mercury Containing Preservative Alters Immune Function
April 27, 2005: New results about toxicity of thimerosal
February 11, 2005: New findings about Thimerosal Neurotoxicity
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Melissa Melton (Infowars), December 30, 2012: American Academy of Pediatrics Wants to Keep Dangerous Mercury in Vaccines
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Dr Ewart Brown to Host News Conference at Brown-Darrell Clinic at 1pm Today
The impact of fee cuts on the Brown-Darrell Clinic is back in the news today, with word that owner and former Premier, Dr Ewart Brown will host a news conference at the Smith's Parish facility at 1pm this afternoon.
In a statement issued last night, Dr Brown, who returned to Bermuda earlier this week, stated outright that the Bermuda Health Council (BHeC) "is disingenuous at best".
He also called on Government, "other physicians, the media particularly", and the public at large in general to do the research".
Former Premier Dr Ewart Brown
"The Health Council is disingenuous at best in stating that their 'recommendations are based on a resource-based relative value scale (RBRVS) methodology… the same methodology (empahsis added) as that used by the Centers of Medicare and Medicaid for determining reimbursement rates in the USA'. Nothing could be further from the truth," said Dr Brown.
"It is unfortunate but telling that the Bermuda Health Council first released a statement to the Royal Gazette in response to the closing of the Brown-Darrell Clinic CT Unit, which told what they really thought and intended, which is below:
"… There was not enough demand for CT services… Bermuda's health system has options where people can access needed care including in the hospital."
Dr Brown continued: "The Health Council has apparently retracted that statement, and in its place pushed forward one that purports to express regret at the decision to close Brown-Darrell. The most recent statement says that the Health Council's action to cut our fees is a form of price control. At the same time, it says that we were not targeted. Yet, our clinics are the ONLY private medical practices whose reimbursements were drastically cut. That's not targeting? Forgive me if I feel the beam on my back.
"I invite the Government, other physicians, the media particularly, and the entire Bermuda public to research the Relative Value Unit (RVU) methodology utilized in the United States. What you will find is that the American Medical Association, the largest association of doctors in the US, is at the forefront of setting reimbursement rates through their special Relative Value Scale Update Committee. This special Committee is comprised of 31 physicians and 300 medical advisors that represent each sector of medicine. This physician committee takes into account physicians' time, nurses' time, supplies and equipment involved in patient care. Historically, this Committee's recommendations have been accepted close to 90 percent of the time.
"In Bermuda, the equivalent organization to the American Medical Association is the Bermuda Medical Doctors Association (BMDA). Last year after these drastic cuts were enacted, the BMDA released a statement in which it requested that the Health Council provide the methodology and other considerations the Health Council used to establish the new fee schedules, because the BMDA "was not aware of stakeholder consultation with the community in setting this RVU". Who at the Health Council had the Bermuda physician expertise to be able to value physician and nurses' time, supplies and equipment involved in patient care?
"Clearly, the Health Council did not use the expertise of the BMDA, the only physician association in Bermuda, in making these cuts. Yet, the Health Council cut these rates on its own, without the benefit of the Bermuda medical community's knowledge and expertise. These medical components would have been essential for true RVU methodology, a system that cannot be legitimately employed without integral input from physicians."
He also noted that to date, the BMDA maintains that they are "not aware of stakeholder consultation with the community".
In a statement released in July 2017, then BMDA President Dr Annabel Fountain, expressed concern about the impact the fee cuts will have on "Bermudian businesses outside of Bermuda Hospitals Board, our colleagues, their employees and potentially their patients".
The Full Statement:
"Relating to recent cuts in reimbursement for diagnostic imaging in Bermuda, the Bermuda Medical Doctors Association has requested the methodology and other considerations for establishing the new fee schedules.
"We are very concerned about the effect these cuts will have on Bermudian businesses outside Bermuda Hospitals Board, our colleagues, their employees, and potentially their patients. We are concerned now and for future healthcare management in Bermuda.
"A Relative Value Unit (RVU) has been calculated and the Bermuda Health Council states that it incorporates, amongst other things, the relative costs of maintaining a practice, including rent, equipment, supplies, and non-physician staff costs, as well as relative time, skill, training and intensity to provide a given service. The BMDA is not aware of stakeholder consultation with the community in setting this RVU.
"The BMDA fully supports efforts to reduce costs to the health care system and to the individual. Threatening the financial stability of local Bermudian businesses and their employees by abrupt changes in reimbursement without adequate transparency and consultation should be discouraged by us all.
"We would like to add that the fees being charged in the community for diagnostic imaging were set by the Bermuda Government, and not by any individual entity. Diagnostic imaging services in the community have based their business plans on the fee schedule set by the Government.
"Of our total health expenditure, diagnostic imaging accounts for about ten percent. Although these cuts may have a small effect in the short term, without system-wide redesign, they are unlikely to yield meaningful savings in the medium to long term.
"The BMDA is working with the Bermuda health Council, Bermuda Hospitals Board and the Bermuda Medical Council."
We'll have more after the news conference later.
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The Ultimate Guide to Thanksgiving Dining in Atlanta
by Sonia Chopra@soniachopra Nov 26, 2013, 6:00am EST
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Thanksgiving draws near, but if something's come up or you don't have plans quite yet (or you need a post-dinner escape route), worry not: Eater is here with a guide to restaurants serving on Thanksgiving Day. From breakfast and banh mi to prix fixe meals and late night drinks, the map below has hours, prices, and handy phone numbers for reservation-making. Every place detailed here has confirmed seats still available. Do leave other open establishments in the comments and have a very happy holiday.
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Come As You Are: The Porter
Menu: The Porter Beer Bar will serve its regular menu on Thanksgiving evening.When: 5 p.m. onward.Price: A la carte.
1156 Euclid Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30307
Come As You Are: Pallookaville
Menu: Pallookaville will be open tomorrow evening serving a limited menu, including a carnival-style turkey leg special, tots and gravy, and macaroni and cheese. And a full bar.When: From 6 p.m. onward.Price: A la carte.
17 North Avondale Road, Avondale Estates, GA 30002
Come As You Are: Bantam Pub
Menu: Bantam Pub will open on Thursday for dinner. The Old Fourth Ward pub will have roasted turkey, spiral-cut ham, and all the fixings served family-style.When: Doors open at 5 p.m., the food "hits the community table" at 6 p.m.Price: $15 per person with proceeds going to the Atlanta Community Food Bank and The Giving Kitchen.
737 Ralph McGill Blvd NE, Atlanta, GA 30312
Come As You Are: Woody's
Menu: Woody's Famous CheeseSteaks will be open from midnight to midnight on Thanksgiving and will offer a limited menu of grilled items, including kosher hot dogs for Hanukkah, and holiday plates.When: 12 a.m. to 11:59 p.m.Price: FREE for first responders, otherwise a la carte with cash proceeds donated to Atlanta police and fire foundations.
981 Monroe Dr NE, Atlanta, GA 30308
Come As You Are: Aurora Coffee
Menu: Aurora Coffee will be open for any caffeinated needs on Thanksgiving Day.When: 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.Price: Varies.
468 Moreland Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30307
Come As You Are: The Highlander
Menu: The Highlander will be serving its regular menu as well as a special Thanksgiving plate.When: 11 a.m. to 2:30 a.m.Price: A la carte, $14.95 for the Thanksgiving meal.
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Come As You Are: Lee's Bakery
Menu: Lee's Bakery will be serving its regular offerings for breakfast and lunch on Thanksgiving. When: 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Price: A la carte; menu.
4005 Buford Hwy NE, Atlanta, GA 30345
Come As You Are: BuHi Farmers Market
Menu: The Buford Highway Farmers Market will be open on Thanksgiving for last-minute groceries, deli, and cafeteria options.When: 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. The cafeteria closes at 4 p.m.Price: Varies.[Photo]
Come As You Are: Cook Hall
Menu: Get breakfast, all-day a la carte options, and Thanksgiving specials at Cook Hall this Thursday.When: The restaurant will be open from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. with breakfast until 10:30 a.m., the a la carte menu starting at 11 a.m., and Thanksgiving entrees beginning at 2 p.m.Price: A la carte.
3377 Peachtree Rd NE, Atlanta, GA 30326
Come As You Are: Ray's on the River
Menu: Enjoy a Thanksgiving buffet at Ray's on the River this Thursday. Ray's on the Creek and Ray's in the City are offering a la carte menus with separate hours; call for more information.When: 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.Price: $39.95 for adults, $19.95 for children ages 7 to 12, free for children 11 and under.
6700 Powers Ferry Rd NW, Atlanta, GA 30339
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These Atlanta Restaurants Are Open on Thanksgiving Day
Come As You Are: 10th & Piedmont
Menu: A traditional Thanskgiving buffet, from turkey to sorghum-glazed carrots and stuffing to cheesecake and pies, will be offered on Thursday at 10th & Piedmont.When: 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Reservations accepted.Price: $29 per person.
991 Piedmont Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30309
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Come As You Are: Gu's Bistro
Menu: Gu's Bistro will be open and serving as normal on Thursday.When: 11 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., 4:30 p.m. to 11 p.m.Price: A la carte.[Photo]
5750 Buford Hwy NE, Ste A, Doraville, GA 30340
Come As You Are: The Colonnade
Menu: The Colonnade will offer a set Thanksgiving dinner featuring a soup, salad, turkey, two sides, and dessert on Thanksgiving. Here's the menu. Cash or checks only.When: 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.Price: $25 for adults. A $9 turkey dinner for children is also available.[Photo]
1879 Cheshire Bridge Rd NE, Atlanta, GA 30324
Come As You Are: Corner Tavern
Menu: West Midtown Corner Tavern's kitchen will be open (menu here) and the East Point and Edgewood locations will serve from their late night menus. When: 5 p.m. until 2 a.m. Price: A la carte.
1133 Huff Rd NW, Atlanta, GA 30318
Come As You Are: Papi's Cuban Grill
Menu: The Lawrenceville location of Papi's will be serving its signature Cuban food on Thanksgiving through lunch.When: 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.Price: A la carte; menu.
911 Duluth Hwy, Ste A1, Lawrenceville, GA 30043
Come As You Are: Red Pepper
Menu: Red Pepper Taqueria in Buckhead will be serving its regular menu, offering $4 skinny margaritas, and playing football games with the volume on When: 3 p.m. to 11 p.m. Price: A la carte.[Photo]
3133 Piedmont Rd NE, Atlanta, GA 30305
Come As You Are: Chicken And The Egg
Menu: Get a traditional Southern, Thanksgiving-influened meat-and-three plus dessert at Chicken and The Egg in Marietta this Thursday.When: 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.Price: $24.99 for adults, $11.99 for children 6-12.
800 Whitlock Ave NW, Ste 124, Marietta, GA 30064
Come As You Are: Eleventh Street Pub
Menu: The bar will be open at Eleventh Street Grill in the evening for all of your post- (or pre-) dinner needs.When: After 5 p.m.Price: Varies.
1041 W Peachtree St NW, Atlanta, GA 30309
Come As You Are: Pink Pony
Menu:Thanksgiving buffet. Strip club. What else do you need to know?When: Free buffet from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.Price: Nada for the buffet, but you may want to have some cash on hand.
1837 Corporate Blvd NE, Atlanta, GA 30329
Come As You Are: Rosa Mexicano
Menu: Thanksgiving specials at Rosa Mexicano include complimentary hot apple cider; chile de arbol roasted turkey, huitlacoche-sweet plantain stuffing, roasted vegetables, and chorizo potatoes; and sticky pumpkin cake with pumpkin-mole ice cream.When: 12 p.m. to 9 p.m.Price: A la carte, including $24 for the entree, $9 for the dessert.
245 18th St NW, Atlanta, GA 30363
Come As You Are: Ted's Montana Grill
Menu:Many area Ted's Montana Grill locations will be open on Thanksgiving serving both a set Thanksgiving feast and a la carte options. See a full list of participating restaurants and the menu here.When: 11 a.m. to 8 p.m., though hours may vary.Price: $25 for the Thanksgiving feast.[Photo]
1874 Peachtree Rd. NW, Atlanta, GA 30309
Come As You Are: Houlihan's
Menu: The Thanksgiving buffet menu at Houlihan's has everything from turkey to chicken tenders and mini burgers.When: 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.Price: $21.95 for adults, $9.95 for children.
1197 Peachtree St NE, Atlanta, GA 30361
Call Ahead: Atkins Park VaHi
Menu: Atkins Park in Virginia Highland will offer a set menu of smoked turkey breast or braised pork shoulder, sides, and dessert on Thanksgiving.When: Starting at 4 p.m. Reservations recommended.Price: $28 for adults, $18 for young adults, $10 for children.
794 N Highland Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30306
Call Ahead: Shula's 347 Grill
Menu: Get butternut squash bisque, salad, turkey with all the fixings, and pumpkin cheesecake at Shula's.When: 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Reservations recommended.Price: $25 plus tax and gratuity.
3405 Lenox Rd NE, Atlanta, GA 30326
Call Ahead: Eclectic Bistro
Menu: Eclectic Bistro & Bar will be open for dinner with a regular menu and Thanksgiving specials. Time: 4:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. Reservations are recommended.Price: A la carte.
1425B Piedmont Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30309
Reservations: Park 75
Menu: Park 75 still has seats available for its four-course Thanksgiving dinner on Thursday. A la carte options are also available.When: After 8 p.m.Price: $45/person or a la carte.
75 14th St NE, Atlanta, GA 30309
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Reservations: Lobby Bar & Bistro
Menu: Enjoy a Thanksgiving buffet with traditional and "chef-inspired" items like ginger panna cotta at Lobby this Thursday.When: 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.Price: $55 for adults, $22 for children.
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Reservations: Sun Dial
Menu: Executive chef Jason Starnes will offer a three-course meal "based on his favorite items fresh from local and organic farms." Here's the menu. When: 11:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Price: $55 per person excluding tax, tip, and beverage.
210 Peachtree St NW, Atlanta, GA 30303
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Reservations: Cibo e Beve
Menu: For Thanksgiving at Cibo e Beve, get appetizers to share, a choice of protein (turkey, ham, or salmon), four sides, and dessert.When: 11:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.Price: $45 for adults, $20 for children 6-12.
4969 Roswell Rd, Ste 245, Atlanta, GA 30342
Reservations: Spice Market
Menu: A prix fixe Thanksgiving dinner will be available at Spice Market on Thursday. See the full menu here.When: 5:30 p.m. until 10 p.m.Price: A la carte breakfast; $40/person dinner.
188 14th St NE, Atlanta, GA 30361
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Reservations: Southern Art
Menu: Southern Art will serve a classic Thanksgiving meal (as well as oysters, blue crab claws, charcuterie, and cheeses) buffet-style.When: 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.Price: $65 plus tax and gratuity for adults, $32 for children ages 6-12.
Reservations: Davio's
Menu: Davio's will offer a Thanksgiving menu that includes turkey, soup, and traditional sides on Thursday.When: 12 p.m. to 8 p.m.Price: $45 for adults, $15 for children. Dessert is an additional $10.
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Reservations: South City Kitchen
Menu: Both South City Kitchen locations will serve a traditional Southern three-course meal on Thanksgiving. See menu. When: 11:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. in Midtown, 11:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. in Vinings. Price: $45 for adults, $22.50 for children. [Photo]
1144 Crescent Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30309
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Reservations: Food 101
Menu: Food 101 will be serving a traditional meal with an appetizer platter for the table, a choice of turkey, ham, or lamb, and family-style sides on Thanksgiving.When: 11:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.Price: $45 for adults, $20 for children 6-12.
4969 Roswell Rd, Atlanta, GA 30342
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Home Trends The Lathums share heartfelt new single 'Struggle'
The Lathums share heartfelt new single 'Struggle'
Marjorie Doctor
The Lathums have shared another preview of their upcoming second album – listen to 'Struggle' below.
The Wigan band will release new album 'From Nothing To A Little Bit More' on March 3, recently delayed from a planned February release.
After sharing the singles 'Say My Name' and 'Turmoil', 'Struggle' arrives as the third preview of the follow-up to their debut album, 'How Beautiful Life Can Be', which debuted at Number One in the UK albums chart in 2021.
"It's about loss, someone who has gone from your life and has its roots in our early college days," frontman Alex Moore said in a statement.
"Scott [Concepcion, guitarist] has a piano in his house and up to that point I'd never had contact with the piano, but the more we hung out, the more I played around on it. This is the song that came out of me and it's been difficult to show people up until now. It's so personal."
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Concepcion added: "Alex probably wasn't ready to finish it until the album sessions. He came into the studio and added loads of new verses. He'd found the right time."
Listen to 'Struggle' below.
The band are due to hit the road for a full run of UK dates later this spring. Any remaining tickets are available here. Dates…
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CBS This Morning highlights IVF success after PGS and mosaic embryo transfer.
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On a Windows Server 2012 R2 with 2 NIC's with 2 static public and valid IP's, I'm trying to run Windows Routing and Remote Access Service and SoftEther side by side each on one NIC.
This is due to need for both PPTP and L2TP/IPSec connections on this server.
I guess this might be some sort of conflict but I can't figure it out. No entry on server's Event Viewer, no specific error description except Cannot connect error 720 on PPTP clients and Error code 1 on SoftEther clients.
I have medium knowledge on networking so I appreciate any help or clue on where to look and how to solve this problem.
PS. SoftEther client can connect only when PPTP VPN on that PC is connected!
PS2. I just found out that when Routing and Remote Access Service is enabled the second NIC status is changed to Down and Non-Operational and it's unpingable.
Did you disable IPSec of the SoftEther Server?


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CVZ Contemporary
Dan Eldon: The Journey is the Destination
12 February 2020 Los Angeles, California
Dan Eldon, Clarity of Vision, Created - 1990 | Printed - 2017
Dan Eldon, 5 Months in Kenya, Created - 1987 | Printed - 2017
Dan Eldon, Agony Remedy, Created - 1988 | Printed - 2017
Dan Eldon, La Bota, created - 1991 | printed - 2017
Dan Eldon, Potions of Lust, created - 1991 | printed - 2017
Dan Eldon, Liberté, Egalite, Safarí, Created - 1991 | Printed - 2017
Dan Eldon, Land Rover 109, Created - 1991 | Printed - 2017
Dan Eldon, Suicide Sam, Created - 1985 | Printed - 2017
Dan Eldon, Two Marines Enjoy the Beach, 1993
Dan Eldon, U.S. Soldier and a Somali Boy, 1993
Dan Eldon, Somali Woman Holds A Rifle, 1993
Dan Eldon, Beverly Hills Cop, 1993
Dan Eldon, Elephants, Created - 1988 | Printed - 2017
Dan Eldon was born in London, England in 1970. At the age of seven, a family move to Nairobi ignited a lifelong fascination with the land and the people of Africa. Accompanying his journalist mother on her interviews, he observed the power of media to inform and inspire. His father's work with local community leaders taught him how to transform ideas into action. As a teenager, Dan combined his passion for art, adventure and activism into a personal philosophy that he called, "Safari as a Way of Life." Although Dan explored more than 40 countries, he was always drawn back to Africa. On July 12th, 1993, Dan, one of the youngest Reuters photojournalists ever, along with three colleagues, was stoned and beaten to death while covering the tragic conflict in Mogadishu, Somalia. At 22, Dan Eldon's safari came to a sudden end. However he left behind seventeen black-bound journals filled with drawings, writings and photographs; vivid collages that chronicle a child's journey into manhood and a lifelong struggle with the forces of good and evil. While Dan's photos are works of journalism, his journals are works of art, a celebration of adventure and a testament of desire to live life to its fullest. Now, through his art, sense of adventure and creative activism, his journey continues. And if the journey truly is the destination, then Dan Eldon has certainly arrived.
"Dan Eldon | The Journey is the Destination" featuring over 35 limited edition prints from the journals of the artist, many of which were featured in the best-selling book of the same name published by Chronicle Books. Every piece has a direct reference to Eldon's safaris, and CVZ Contemporary will be the only place to view several of his actual journals, which will also be part of the exhibition.
The show is to benefit the Creative Visions Foundation and The Dan Eldon Center for Creative Activism, for which we will be organizing a charity gala in the coming months.
Eldon's art is in numerous prestigious private collections, including those of Diana Rockefeller, Madonna, Julia Roberts, Christiane Amanpour and Rosie O'Donnell, Bruce Webber, Heath Ledger, Robert Redford among many others.
There will also be a showing of the new award-winning feature film launched at the Toronto Film Festival, The Journey is the Destination, starring Maria Bello and Ben Schnetzer, which tells the story of how Dan Eldon, the artist, explorer, and Reuters photojournalist, led a group of unlikely teens on a rollicking safari across Africa to deliver aid to a refugee camp in Malawi in 1990. The film then follows Dan as he finds himself covering a famine and spiraling civil war in Somalia as Reuters' youngest photojournalist.
Eldon's personal story as a photojournalist and activist, working to tell stories of war and famine, has been an inspiration to countless people since his death in Somalia in 1993. This tragedy made headlines around the world - Eldon was 22 years old. During his short life, Eldon created 17 journals filled with vibrant collages of his adventures and thoughts. Originally inspired by his friendship with Peter Beard, and later his love for Basquiat and Rauschenberg, these books are filled with vibrant collages of his adventures and thoughts.
In the pages that fill the bulging journals, Eldon reveals imagistic insight into his extraordinary perspective on the world. They include snapshots of his life growing up in Kenya, explosive images taken in war-torn Somalia, and detailed drawings of the world around him. They are a blend of photographic reality with transient ephemera of the everyday, and vivid blueprints of Eldon's imagination.
The works' multilayered complexity recalls the photo collages of early 20th century artists such as Hannah Höch and John Heartfield. While both tell of worlds submerged in chaos, Eldon's work seeks to find equilibrium within the madness. From page to page, Eldon's style and rhythm shift and evolve, reflecting his exploration of the world and his place within it.
His story cannot help but touch everyone who comes into contact with it and light a fire inside them to strive to do more in every way possible. To help others, to create art, fall in love, to live life to the fullest and approach it with kindness, beauty and spirit of adventure.
In 1998 his mother Kathy Eldon and sister Amy Eldon Turteltaub founded the Creative Visions Foundation, a publicly supported 501 (c) 3 organization aimed at helping others like Dan use media and the arts to create meaningful change in the world around them. Over the past two decades, Creative Visions has moved from Kathy's kitchen table to its headquarters at the Dan Eldon Center for Creative Activism in Malibu, CA, and the organization has incubated over 400 creative activist projects in more than 35 different countries. Kathy's work has even recognized globally with many awards, including the prestigious Points of Light Award.
Dan Eldon
Copyright © 2023 CVZ Contemporary


Since prop 64 passed in 2016, cannabis is in the air… and in the food. On Monday night the restaurant 51 Tavern in Highland Park hosted a cannabis supper club. It was the first in a series called The Gathering.
For $250, diners were treated to a five-course menu put together by celebrity chefs Sevan Abdessian and Kris Morningstar. And every course had some form of marijuana as an ingredient.
With some element of cannabis in each of five courses, the chefs were not only working to create great food, but they had to be very specific about portions and about the amount of THC each dinner guest would ingest over the span of the evening.
That involved some trial and error.
The night before the supper, Chef Sevan tested a concentrated cannabis syrup he'd been given to work with. His wife, Tamar Kevonian, told me he took one drop the size of a nailhead. But at 95% THC, it packed a punch.
The chefs said each guest was to receive about 55 milligrams of marijuana across the five courses.


Going on a safari in India is on so many India travel bucket lists. After doing it and seeing a tiger, I can say it is really SO worth it – even if you have to fly half way across the world. I have done many safaris in India, but the Bandhavgarh National Park safari as the best because I finally saw a tiger. It is one of the most amazing memories I'll have from being in India. I have traveled all over India and lived there for five years, but this might be the most special experience I've had in India.
There are some things to know before you go on a safari in India, so I'm going to share some tips so you are as prepared as you can possibly be! You might already know, but Bandhavgarh has more tigers than any park in India.
Getting to Bandhavgarh: The park is in the state of Madhya Pradesh. The easiest way is to fly into Jabalpur and then take a four-hour car journey into the area of the park. The nearest village is Tala. Your hotel will probably arrange this for you. I flew Spicejet but Air India fly there as well. It's a tiny airport! You can also take local buses (do not recommend as it will be a lot of bus changes and take ages!) or take a train to Umaria then a taxi.
It's best to have a hotel set up ahead of time so they can help with tickets and book them for you. You can book your tickets online at the MP Park website if you want and decide on a hotel, but it's not always accepting foreign cards without issues. You can book a safari lodge that includes your drives in the tariff which is what I recommend. You can book up to three months ahead of time and you should make sure to at least book a couple of weeks ahead because there is a limit to how many cars can come into the park.
Bandhavgarh National Park safari accommodations range from super budget to super luxury. I stayed at Samode (review here) and they include the safari in the price and book it for you. It's by far the most luxurious (and expensive) in the area. The Taj Mahua Kothi is luxury but pretty mid-range in comparison, priced at under $300/night. Pugdundee Safaris King's Lodge is less than $200 a night and very very nice. If you look at these places, you'll see that most luxury ones like this include the safari in the price (and food and drinks) so make sure you think about the inclusions to see what the best deal will be).
If you look on hotels.com and booking.com with Tala searched (it is on those links) you can see a wide variety of Bandhavgarh hotels and resorts from around 2,000 INR and up (under $50). Typically these budget ones will not arrange your park tickets.
There are limited tickets for the parks. You must plan ahead of time for a safari. Bandhavgarh safari cost is the same for foreigners and Indians, even though it didn't use to be. It's 1,500 INR for the permit fee for a whole Jeep and then you have to rent the Jeep (and driver) which is 2,500 INR. You also have to take a government guide with you which is a few hundred rupees.
If you aren't coming in a group, the permit fee is 250 (not taking a whole Jeep for 1,500. Bandhavgarh National Park charges aren't that high in my opinion and even for a budget backpacker, this is something to make sure you put in your itinerary!
So if you are backpacking and want to go on your own, then you will get a single person permit fee of 250 then when you arrive, you will have to split the cost of the Jeep hire with whoever else is in the Jeep.
The park isn't open all year and closes for the monsoon months of July, August, and September. In May and June, it's likely to see more tigers because it's hot and they search for water, but it's very hot on the safari for the visitors. December and January are peak months and so it's crowded. I went in March and it was perfect, but honestly still crowded. The park is always closed on Wednesdays and some holidays.
It will be cold in the morning and evenings pretty much all of the open months except maybe April and May. Mid- March was still cold in the mornings and evenings when I was there. The mornings at 5 AM were cold enough we needed blankets and hot water bottles on our laps. I recommend layers – and will be putting up a packing post soon!
The park is 105 square meters and divided into three "core" zones. Each zone can have 20 cars maximum in it at a time. The park is closed for lunch so you can do a morning safari or an evening safari. If you want to do an all-day safari it costs a lot more and you'll need to get a special permit.
The core zones are called Tala, Magdhi, and Khitauli. There are also buffer zones. You don't get to pick your zone if you go through a hotel, because they do it for you and it was explained to me it's almost like a lottery and they don't find out until the night before. You want Magdhi zone – it is the best currently. Tala was closed when I was there so they re-routed those cars to the other two main zones so it was extra-crowded but this happens often with the zones.
If you book online, you should be able to pick your zone from what I understand.
When a tiger is spotted within a zone, word travels fast and all the Jeeps go off quickly to get to the point the tiger is located. Imagine twenty Jeeps all speeding off together, then stopping altogether in the same tiny space.
I was pretty surprised by how loud the fellow tourists were and that no one told them to be quiet. After all, we are paying a lot for this experience – because it's MAGICAL – and it to me, should be common knowledge to be quiet and respectful. Yet, there are Jeeps that were full of tourists who were yelling, laughing, playing music on their phones, and arguing with other cars about views being blocked. I lived in India for years and am used to the noise and such but I guess I thought people would have been better behaved during such a special moment. I just wanted to shush everyone because all the yelling was ruining the moment, to be honest.
All the Jeeps make a LOT of dust and you'll likely have a Jeep in front of you – the drivers sometimes spin the tires out and create more when going quickly to find a tiger that has been spotted. You will want a scarf to put over your face and maybe even hair. We didn't have one on our first drive and luckily Samode had medical face masks. We looked crazy, but we didn't care.
Check out my packing post (coming soon) for tips on what to pack and how to protect yourself from all the dust.
It's no guarantee that you see a tiger! While sometimes they come into the open and you can have a clear view, it isn't always the case. The first sighting we had, I couldn't SEE the tiger at first, after all tey are good at camouflage. I saw three one one safari ride and on another one, saw zero.
Can you see the tiger below? He's there!
Even if you stay with a luxury hotel that has it's own guides and safari vehicles, you will still have a government guide go with you in the car. This is to keep things safe and make sure you leave the park when you are supposed to, don't get out of the car, and they will help find the tigers.
The cars are Gypsy's and they are open. There is nothing there for protection. If a tiger wants to attack you, it will. They HAVE jumped on the hood of Jeeps before – my guide told me! But, that was once so don't worry. There is a limit of how close you can be to the tiger and while it could sneak up by you and has walked right up next to cars, that is so so rare.
When you see a tiger coming toward you, it is the driver's responsibility to then drive off. There is a distance they need to keep and the tiger is in charge so if it comes toward you, you must back away.
You'll also see sambar, spotted deer, leopards, birds, monkeys, sloth bear, and jackals. Yes, the tigers steal the show!
This park isn't known for wild elephants. They just haven't been in this area – but that doesn't mean they don't come sometimes. They are having their land taken and so they get displaced but it sort of messes up the vibe of the zones and is dangerous for the tourists because they will charge vehicles. They closed the Tala zone while I was there because a wild elephant came into the zone.
If you do a full-day tour, they might offer you an elephant ride. There are elephants that the patrol guides use to make sure the tigers are in the zones and not going out to the villages. They have tamed elephants for this reason forever and always will – but taming this for tourism isn't cool. While I've read there are elephant rides, I did not see any there and none were offered so I hope they have stopped them. Avoid the elephant rides if it is offered to you.
Pin these tips for Bandhavgarh National Park safari in India for later!


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package org.callimachusproject.repository.auditing.config;

import static org.callimachusproject.repository.auditing.config.AuditingSchema.ACTIVITY_NAMESPACE;
import static org.callimachusproject.repository.auditing.config.AuditingSchema.MAX_RECENT;
import static org.callimachusproject.repository.auditing.config.AuditingSchema.MIN_RECENT;
import static org.callimachusproject.repository.auditing.config.AuditingSchema.PURGE_AFTER;
import static org.callimachusproject.repository.auditing.config.AuditingSchema.TRANSACTIONAL;

import javax.xml.datatype.DatatypeConfigurationException;
import javax.xml.datatype.DatatypeFactory;
import javax.xml.datatype.Duration;

import org.openrdf.model.Graph;
import org.openrdf.model.Literal;
import org.openrdf.model.Model;
import org.openrdf.model.Resource;
import org.openrdf.model.ValueFactory;
import org.openrdf.model.impl.LinkedHashModel;
import org.openrdf.model.impl.ValueFactoryImpl;
import org.openrdf.model.vocabulary.XMLSchema;
import org.openrdf.repository.config.RepositoryConfigException;
import org.openrdf.repository.contextaware.config.ContextAwareConfig;

/**
 * Configuration bean for auditing repository that can serialize to/from turtle.
 */
public class AuditingRepositoryConfig extends ContextAwareConfig {

	private String ns;
	private int minRecent;
	private int maxRecent;
	private Duration purgeAfter;
	private Boolean transactional;

	public String getNamespace() {
		return ns;
	}

	public void setNamespace(String ns) {
		this.ns = ns;
	}

	public int getMinRecent() {
		return minRecent;
	}

	public void setMinRecent(int minRecent) {
		this.minRecent = minRecent;
	}

	public int getMaxRecent() {
		return maxRecent;
	}

	public void setMaxRecent(int maxRecent) {
		this.maxRecent = maxRecent;
	}

	public Duration getPurgeAfter() {
		return purgeAfter;
	}

	public void setPurgeAfter(Duration purgeAfter) {
		this.purgeAfter = purgeAfter;
	}

	public Boolean getTransactional() {
		return transactional;
	}

	public void setTransactional(Boolean transactional) {
		this.transactional = transactional;
	}

	@Override
	public Resource export(Graph model) {
		ValueFactory vf = ValueFactoryImpl.getInstance();
		Resource self = super.export(model);
		if (ns != null) {
			model.add(self, ACTIVITY_NAMESPACE, vf.createLiteral(ns));
		}
		model.add(self, MIN_RECENT, vf.createLiteral(minRecent));
		model.add(self, MAX_RECENT, vf.createLiteral(maxRecent));
		if (purgeAfter != null) {
			model.add(self, PURGE_AFTER,
					vf.createLiteral(purgeAfter.toString(), XMLSchema.DURATION));
		}
		if (transactional != null) {
			model.add(self, TRANSACTIONAL, vf.createLiteral(transactional));
		}
		return self;
	}

	@Override
	public void parse(Graph graph, Resource implNode)
			throws RepositoryConfigException {
		super.parse(graph, implNode);
		Model model = new LinkedHashModel(graph);
		setNamespace(model.filter(implNode, ACTIVITY_NAMESPACE, null).objectString());
		Literal lit = model.filter(implNode, MIN_RECENT, null).objectLiteral();
		if (lit != null) {
			setMinRecent(lit.intValue());
		}
		lit = model.filter(implNode, MAX_RECENT, null).objectLiteral();
		if (lit != null) {
			setMaxRecent(lit.intValue());
		}
		lit = model.filter(implNode, PURGE_AFTER, null).objectLiteral();
		if (lit != null) {
			try {
				DatatypeFactory df = DatatypeFactory.newInstance();
				setPurgeAfter(df.newDuration(lit.stringValue()));
			} catch (DatatypeConfigurationException e) {
				throw new RepositoryConfigException(e);
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		}
		lit = model.filter(implNode, TRANSACTIONAL, null).objectLiteral();
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Srinanda is brought up in Baroda. Presently she is working with MGVCL (erstwhile G.E.B.) She is down to earth and friendly girl who loves her family. She practices yoga,her hobbies include reading cooking dancing. She prefers working after marriage and we are looking for a groom who can support and guide her decisions in life.
My daughter has a Bachelors degree and she is employed in Private Sector as an Engineer - IT currently based in Vadodara. We come from an Upper middle class, Nuclear family background with Traditional values. Myself (father) from Mannil House, Thiruvazhiyad, Palakkad and mother is from Pathiyil House, Kinasseri, Palakkad. Languages known :. Malayalam, English, Hindi, Gujarati.
My daughter has a Bachelors Degree (B. Tech -EC) and she is employed in an MNC as an Engineer . We are based at Vadodara, Gujarat but originally hailing from Trichur District; within the vicinity of approximately 3 KMs from the Heart of the City falling under the Municipal Limit. We come from an upper middle class, nuclear family background with orthodox values. Invite marriage alliance from respectable Nair family with better Educational background.
I am making this profile to find a suitable boy belonging to Nair community for my daughter. She has completed her Master's degree and is now pursuing PhD in Vadodara with a fellowship and would take around 3 years to complete. We belong to a middle class, nuclear family with traditional values, currently living in Vadodara. She is presently working as a Guest lecturer in a private college in Vadodara. She was born in Kerala and brought up in Mumbai and did her schooling and graduation in Mumbai. She is our only child. She loves travelling and cooking and is a very friendly person. Non-matching stars are Makaryam(1/2), Thiruvathira, Punardham(3/4).
Hi, Iâm a highly ambitious person with loads of with ve attitude. I am hard working, but not impatient. People also say I am broad-minded, which I think means, being liberal in thinking. I am a go-getter, and compromise is one thing, not for me.
My daughter's name is Gopika working in a Private CBSC School as a Teacher, Baroda, Gujarat. She completed her PG with B.Ed. We belong to Middle Class Nuclear well to do Family from Kannur dist. We prefer the boy from north Malabar area. After marriage, ready to relocate to any city.
My daughter has a master's degree and she is employed in private sector as a professor / lecturer currently based in Vadodara. We come from a middle class, nuclear family background with moderate values. Reason of Divorce can be discussed in person,if required.
My daugher is working with a MNC in Baroda-Gujarat. I have one another younger daughter and she is doing BBA. My wife is a home-maker and am working with a MNC-Jambusar in SCM Department. She is studying carnatic music from her chilhood and done various stage programmes to various place in Gujarat and Dance also.
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Bayer finishes fourth in Olympic Trials at 1500 meters
July 1, 2012 Dustin Dopirak Track and Field 8 comments
Indiana star Andy Bayer used a strong kick on the final straightaway to get fourth place in the Olympic Trials at 1500 meters. That still left him one spot short of an Olympic spot and he was never dangerously close to the third spot, but his time of 3 minutes, 37.24 seconds was a personal record and he performed well beyond his rank heading into the Trials.
The release from IU follows.
Andy Bayer 4th in Olympic Trials 1,500
EUGENE, Ore. – Andy Bayer closed out a great week for the Hoosiers at the U.S. Olympic Trials with a fourth-place finish in the 1,500 meters. Bayer outran everyone in the race except for the three runners, Leonel Manzáno, Matthew Centrowitz and Andrew Wheating, who will represent the U.S. in London later this month.
Bayer clocked a time of 3:37.24 for fourth, outkicking eight of the 11 professional runners in the 12-man field. His time ties him with three-time Olympian Jim Spivey for second all-time in the IU record books. With the race, Bayer completes a magnificent stretch of 11 1,500m races since mid-May, that included a Big Ten Championship, an NCAA Championship and now a fourth-place finish at the U.S. Olympic Trials. At 22 years of age, Bayer has another year of eligibility as a Hoosier. Bayer has one more meet scheduled for the outdoor season as he will compete at the NACAC U-23 Championships in Guanajuato, Mexico are July 6-8.
IU legend Rose Richmond took 10th in the women's long jump, leaping 6.45m (21-2) for her top 10 finish. The IU alum was a U.S. Olympian in the event in 2004.
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Wolfer says:
Way to go Andy!! Great performance yesterday. Looked like he was boxed in a little and couldn't start his kick sooner. I think he could have gotten 3rd if he was able to kick a bit sooner, he looked really strong at the end. My son ran high school cross country with Andy and we have always been a big fan of his. We will see Andy Bayer on the next Olympic team for sure. Congrats Andy on a great year.
TsaoTsuG says:
great effort Andy! Great things have already come from you; greater to follow!
Hoosier Clarion says:
It is of little consolation but does that not mean he is eligible to be the alternate for London?
Mark82 says:
HC,
He has not made the qualifying time for the Olympics so would not be able to go.
Correct, should have thought it through.
Dustin Dopirak says:
Mark's right that the A standard is 3:35.50, but I'm not sure about alternates in general. Molly Beckwith made the A standard, but if she was going to London as an alternate, I'm pretty sure she would've said something about that when I talked to her because mostly she just talked about trying to bounce back from that and not be too upset about not going to the Olympics. I'm guessing that the only events in which there are alternates are the events in which there's also a relay. Jenebah Tarmoh might have a chance to be an alternate in the 100 meters after refusing the run-off. but I don't know if she'd be going if there wasn't a 4×100 meter relay. There is not a 4×800 meter relay at the Olympics even though there is in high school competition and there obviously isn't a 4×1500 meter relay.
There is a 4 X 400 meter relay, perhaps the most demanding because runners must not only have tremendous speed but also stamina. It is run by both men and women. Some coaches train the stronger sprinters with distance work to fill out the 4 X 4.
It's definitely the most demanding and in high school meets, teams usually have both sprinters and distance runners on the team. But at the Olympic level, the U.S. pretty much owns the 400 on both the men's and women's sides and can easily find enough pure quarter-milers to fill out a gold medal quality relay team.


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Julia Morgan Memorial
In the backyard of a turn-of-the-century house along The Presidio Wall, we designed an ode to the architect of the residence: beloved Bay Area architect Julia Morgan. Drawing from Morgan's own legacy of creating harmonic relationship between interior and exterior, we pulled inspiration also from the Ohlone Tribe's tradition of building, where communal space was created within the land itself.
Pulling the sloped land up into a soft, grassy knoll, the view from the top of the hill overlooks the water and distant mountains of the San Francisco Bay. Embedded into the hill, following the natural slope of the land, is a path lined with wood shingles, which collects in a 9-foot-deep space marked by a single, central tree. The gentle grade allows for countless degrees of communion with the landscape and the experience of the natural layers of earth, flora, and sky from an embedded space within the ground.
Location: Pacific Heights, San Francisco, CA
Typology: Memorial / Land Art


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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Atlantic Coast Conference Championship.
Those are the first four words of this column and they need to be the first four words that Florida State football coaches and players think about when they wake up every day this off-season. The flag that the Seminoles drove into the conference turf so many years ago has since been knocked down by Virginia Tech and now Clemson is making a strong push to stake its paw print atop the ACC.
FSU can't let that happen next year and needs to be focused on recapturing its league supremacy that made the program the toast of the ACC for so long.
Winning state, conference and national championships are expected yearly in Tallahassee because of the continued dominance directed by former coach Bobby Bowden. Under Jimbo Fisher's guidance, the 'Noles have reclaimed their spot as the top team in the state of Florida and have an ultimate goal of earning a third national championship in school history.
But to get to that point, winning the ACC is the next goal.
This isn't the Southeastern Conference. Florida State won't be playing in any national championship game with one conference loss like Alabama is doing this year. If FSU wants to compete for a national title once again, it has to run through the ACC schedule unscathed, win the league championship game and get back to the Orange Bowl.
Whether or not that will be enough to get the Seminoles into a national championship game isn't what's important. What's important is that FSU must control what it can control and that means winning the games it's supposed to win — a task that went unfulfilled in 2011.
Losses to Oklahoma and Clemson were expected. FSU was an underdog to both teams — the Sooners were No. 1 in the nation and the Tigers had the added luxury of being the home team against a 'Noles squad that was without its starter at quarterback — but was favored in the losses to Wake Forest and Virginia.
FSU obviously can't lose those types of ACC games anymore if it wants to play for a conference crown and be taken seriously on a national level. Clemson will continue to be a tough out and Virginia Tech is on the team's schedule next year. Up-and-coming Virginia is not on the regular-season schedule but could be an opponent in Charlotte with the ACC trophy on the line.
With a fourth consecutive bowl victory in the bag, 19 wins in the first two years of the Fisher regime to its credit (a two-year win total that is the most since 2003-04) and likely another loaded recruiting class to join the fold next month, Florida State is in position to make its move back up the ACC ladder in 2012.
But the foundation for that return to conference glory starts now for the Seminoles.
After getting healthy to start the 2012 calendar year (FSU ended its 2011 campaign beat up across the entire roster), FSU will get closer to the spring practice period with a better understanding of who's gone, who's staying, and who's being added to next year's team.
I'll address recruiting next month after the ink has dried on prospect signings. For now, Jan. 15 is a date that FSU fans should circle in the calendars. That's the deadline for underclassmen to officially declare for the 2012 NFL Draft and the 'Noles could potentially lose some important pieces.
The immediate futures of underclassmen Brandon Jenkins, Xavier Rhodes, Greg Reid and several others will be determined by that date. Many of FSU's third-year players have submitted paperwork to the NFL Draft Advisory Committee as a way of gauging the professional interest in their skills; and depending on what they have or will learn from that documentation and their respective decisions because of it, FSU's spring prospectus could change greatly.
The potential of losing Jenkins means Cornellius Carradine would be thrust into a starting role come practice time. A loss of Rhodes and Reid or even just one of them creates even more question marks in the defensive secondary where starters Terrance Parks and Mike Harris have already been lost to graduation.
As for the other seniors that exhausted their eligibility in the Champs Sports Bowl victory over Notre Dame, FSU faces the daunting task of introducing a new student-athlete into the ever-important left tackle position his off-season.
EJ Manuel's blind side but until he puts on the gold helmet for the first time at practice there will be no way of knowing if Glauser is ready for that difficult job.
Gone are tailbacks Devonta Freeman and James Wilder, Jr. while rising senior Chris Thompson continues to go through the rehabilitation process after fracturing two vertebras in his back in the loss at Wake Forest.
Point to the future: Nick Waisome (pictured) and Tyler Hunter are two freshmen defensive backs that will be asked to contribute even more in 2012.
Bert Reed is the only other offensive player that cannot return next year but his loss should be made easier by the fact that the 'Noles built some terrific depth at wide receiver this season and should get back the services of Willie Haulstead, who missed the entire season with an injury.
Plus, this will be Rashad Greene's first offseason as a college football player.
Think about that for a second. FSU's leading receiver this year — a true freshman that missed four games due to injury but still posted team-bests in yards (596) and touchdowns (seven) — hasn't even gone through a full off-season in Vic Viloria's weight room or had the chance to sit in the film room in the spring months studying the college game.
If you're not on the Greene bandwagon yet, you better hurry because seats are quickly filling up.
Defensively, FSU loses Nigel Bradham at outside linebacker and I expect back-up middle 'backer Telvin Smith to get a serious chance at replacing him. With Parks gone, Terrence Brooks will likely battle with Nick Moody for the starting safety spot alongside Lamarcus Joyner.
It could be argued that the loss of Harris stings the most. A quiet contributor the last two years, his sound tackling and coverage skills were vastly underrated. Without his steady contribution, the next several months will be huge for the development of Nick Waisome and Tyler Hunter. Both played in reserve roles as freshmen but will now be asked to, at the minimum, play meaningful minutes at the nickel position in the secondary — or perhaps more depending on upcoming NFL-related decisions by Rhodes and Reid.
Despite these senior losses, Florida State's depth — particularly on defense — and its win to cap off the season, as well as the anticipated addition of another highly-regarded recruiting class will put the Seminoles at or near the top of everyone's short-list for ACC title contenders moving into next season.
And to start the season that's right where the 'Noles should be in the ACC. Now, it's time for them to finish that way, too, if Florida State wants to compete for national championships once again.


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from __future__ import (absolute_import, division, generators, nested_scopes, print_function,
                        unicode_literals, with_statement)

import os
import subprocess
from contextlib import closing
from StringIO import StringIO

from twitter.common.collections import maybe_list

from pants.backend.core.tasks.console_task import ConsoleTask
from pants.backend.core.tasks.task import Task
from pants.base.cmd_line_spec_parser import CmdLineSpecParser
from pants.base.config import Config
from pants.base.target import Target
from pants.goal.context import Context
from pants.goal.goal import Goal
from pants.option.global_options import register_global_options
from pants.option.options import Options
from pants.option.options_bootstrapper import OptionsBootstrapper, register_bootstrap_options
from pants_test.base.context_utils import create_config, create_run_tracker
from pants_test.base_test import BaseTest

def is_exe(name):
  result = subprocess.call(['which', name], stdout=open(os.devnull, 'w'), stderr=subprocess.STDOUT)
  return result == 0

class TaskTest(BaseTest):
  """A baseclass useful for testing Tasks."""

  @classmethod
  def task_type(cls):
    """Subclasses must return the type of the ConsoleTask subclass under test."""
    raise NotImplementedError()

  def setUp(self):
    super(TaskTest, self).setUp()

    # The prepare_task method engages a series of objects that use option values so we ensure they
    # are uniformly set here before calls to prepare_task occur in test methods.
    Config.reset_default_bootstrap_option_values()

  def prepare_task(self,
                   config=None,
                   args=None,
                   targets=None,
                   build_graph=None,
                   build_file_parser=None,
                   address_mapper=None,
                   console_outstream=None,
                   workspace=None):
    """Prepares a Task for execution.

    task_type: The class of the Task to create.
    config: An optional string representing the contents of a pants.ini config.
    args: optional list of command line flags, these should be prefixed with '--test-'.
    targets: optional list of Target objects passed on the command line.

    Returns a new Task ready to execute.
    """

    task_type = self.task_type()
    assert issubclass(task_type, Task), 'task_type must be a Task subclass, got %s' % task_type

    config = create_config(config or '')
    workdir = os.path.join(config.getdefault('pants_workdir'), 'test', task_type.__name__)

    bootstrap_options = OptionsBootstrapper().get_bootstrap_options()

    options = Options(env={}, config=config, known_scopes=['', 'test'], args=args or [])
    # A lot of basic code uses these options, so always register them.
    register_bootstrap_options(options.register_global)

    # We need to wrap register_global (can't set .bootstrap attr on the bound instancemethod).
    def register_global_wrapper(*args, **kwargs):
      return options.register_global(*args, **kwargs)

    register_global_wrapper.bootstrap = bootstrap_options.for_global_scope()
    register_global_options(register_global_wrapper)

    task_type.options_scope = 'test'
    task_type.register_options_on_scope(options)

    run_tracker = create_run_tracker()

    context = Context(config,
                      options,
                      run_tracker,
                      targets or [],
                      build_graph=build_graph,
                      build_file_parser=build_file_parser,
                      address_mapper=address_mapper,
                      console_outstream=console_outstream,
                      workspace=workspace)
    return task_type(context, workdir)

  def targets(self, spec):
    """Resolves a target spec to one or more Target objects.

    spec: Either BUILD target address or else a target glob using the siblings ':' or
          descendants '::' suffixes.

    Returns the set of all Targets found.
    """

    spec_parser = CmdLineSpecParser(self.build_root, self.address_mapper)
    addresses = list(spec_parser.parse_addresses(spec))
    for address in addresses:
      self.build_graph.inject_address_closure(address)
    targets = [self.build_graph.get_target(address) for address in addresses]
    return targets

  def assertDeps(self, target, expected_deps=None):
    """Check that actual and expected dependencies of the given target match.

    :param target: :class:`pants.base.target.Target` to check
      dependencies of.
    :param expected_deps: :class:`pants.base.target.Target` or list of
      ``Target`` instances that are expected dependencies of ``target``.
    """
    expected_deps_list = maybe_list(expected_deps or [], expected_type=Target)
    self.assertEquals(set(expected_deps_list), set(target.dependencies))

class ConsoleTaskTest(TaskTest):
  """A baseclass useful for testing ConsoleTasks."""

  def setUp(self):
    Goal.clear()
    super(ConsoleTaskTest, self).setUp()

    task_type = self.task_type()
    assert issubclass(task_type, ConsoleTask), \
        'task_type() must return a ConsoleTask subclass, got %s' % task_type

  def execute_task(self, config=None, args=None, targets=None):
    """Creates a new task and executes it with the given config, command line args and targets.

    config:        an optional string representing the contents of a pants.ini config.
    args:          optional list of command line flags, these should be prefixed with '--test-'.
    targets:       optional list of Target objects passed on the command line.
    Returns the text output of the task.
    """
    with closing(StringIO()) as output:
      task = self.prepare_task(config=config,
                               args=args,
                               targets=targets,
                               build_graph=self.build_graph,
                               build_file_parser=self.build_file_parser,
                               address_mapper=self.address_mapper,
                               console_outstream=output)
      task.execute()
      return output.getvalue()

  def execute_console_task(self, config=None, args=None, targets=None, extra_targets=None,
                           workspace=None):
    """Creates a new task and executes it with the given config, command line args and targets.

    config:        an optional string representing the contents of a pants.ini config.
    args:          optional list of command line flags, these should be prefixed with '--test-'.
    targets:       optional list of Target objects passed on the command line.
    extra_targets: optional list of extra targets in the context in addition to those passed on the
                   command line.
    workspace:     optional Workspace to pass into the context.

    Returns the list of items returned from invoking the console task's console_output method.
    """
    task = self.prepare_task(config=config,
                             args=args,
                             targets=targets,
                             build_graph=self.build_graph,
                             build_file_parser=self.build_file_parser,
                             address_mapper=self.address_mapper,
                             workspace=workspace)
    return list(task.console_output(list(task.context.targets()) + list(extra_targets or ())))

  def assert_entries(self, sep, *output, **kwargs):
    """Verifies the expected output text is flushed by the console task under test.

    NB: order of entries is not tested, just presence.

    sep:      the expected output separator.
    *output:  the output entries expected between the separators
    **kwargs: additional kwargs passed to execute_task.
    """
    # We expect each output line to be suffixed with the separator, so for , and [1,2,3] we expect:
    # '1,2,3,' - splitting this by the separator we should get ['1', '2', '3', ''] - always an extra
    # empty string if the separator is properly always a suffix and not applied just between
    # entries.
    self.assertEqual(sorted(list(output) + ['']), sorted((self.execute_task(**kwargs)).split(sep)))

  def assert_console_output(self, *output, **kwargs):
    """Verifies the expected output entries are emitted by the console task under test.

    NB: order of entries is not tested, just presence.

    *output:  the expected output entries
    **kwargs: additional kwargs passed to execute_console_task.
    """
    self.assertEqual(sorted(output), sorted(self.execute_console_task(**kwargs)))

  def assert_console_output_ordered(self, *output, **kwargs):
    """Verifies the expected output entries are emitted by the console task under test.

    NB: order of entries is tested.

    *output:  the expected output entries in expected order
    **kwargs: additional kwargs passed to execute_console_task.
    """
    self.assertEqual(list(output), self.execute_console_task(**kwargs))

  def assert_console_raises(self, exception, **kwargs):
    """Verifies the expected exception is raised by the console task under test.

    **kwargs: additional kwargs are passed to execute_console_task.
    """
    with self.assertRaises(exception):
      self.execute_console_task(**kwargs)


This past fall I had the opportunity to visit the beautiful and inspiring showroom of Yoana Baraschi. Her collections are full of amazing fabrics, architectural silhouettes and exquisite color. When I first laid eyes on this white confection I fell in love with it and it has been on repeat this spring and summer.


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Q: Tkinter button only responds visually after clicking out of and back into the window on Mac OSX I'm having some issues with very basic button functionality in Tkinter. Using the code below, I open a Tkinter window with a simple button:
from tkinter import *

root = Tk()

b = Button(root,text="Click Here")

b.pack()

root.mainloop()

When I click the button in the resulting window, I see no click animation (button should turn blue in Mac OSX)

However, I have found that if I click out of and back into the tk window, the buttons respond as expected.

I am using macOS Big Sur 11.3.
I'm hoping to find a way to have this second functionality when I first run the script. The button will still run commands, however it is not good design to have active buttons that don't visually respond to a click.
Thanks in advance!

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On 27th June, eSUN and sindoh signed the agreement for global strategic co-operation at Inside 3D Printing in Seol, Korea.
It is said that this collaboration covers the distribution of 3D printers and peripheral products, as well as the brand promotion, market expansion and market insights.
Sindoh was found in 1960, which was providing OEM/ODM service to some famous brands 50 years ago, and it established sindoh in Korea to start own branding business. It has been a leading brand of printers/MFPs and other printing supplies including the current 3D printers.
The partnership of sindoh and eSUN could be dated back to 4 years ago, when the 3D printer filament of eSUN become the standard companion to their 3D printers. Afterwards, Sindoh has been the strategic partner of eSUN.
In 2016, eSUN started to distribute the 3D printer of Sindoh and marketed 3DWOX series to Chinese market, whose affiliated company "iSUN3D" become the pioneer to develop Chinese market. It had extensive significance and opened a new journey for the global strategic collaboration between eSUN and sindoh.
The representative of eSUN,Simon,Manager of 3D International Business Department, shared the development strategy with the representatives of Sindoh.
eSUN firmly adheres to its development strategy "Differentiated Positioning, Open Innovation", which has been unremittingly developing and manufacturing the new products from R&D to Production, and has been the supplier that provides the most choice to clients in the industry, also turned into one of the core market competitiveness that distinguishes eSUN from other industry competitors. In R&D and Marketing field, eSUN, with the open mindset, conducted technological communication and business insights with the industry professional and strived for creating the space for win-win co-operation, and unceasingly develop the new business modes for collaboration.
Eyes on the development of global 3D printing, eSUN launched the "Strategic Partner Plan"that would integrate own resources for distribution channels and rich sales experience and join hands with the industry brands to broaden the advantages from each other and strengthen the brand influence on the market, and also share the valuable market insights and intelligence.
With the good foundation established between sindoh & eSUN, sindoh and eSUN signed the agreement after deep communication on the details and become the first ever global strategic partner.
The collaboration between Sindoh & eSUN is well-established and long standing. The win-win co-operation under strategic plan this time will provides more power to brand awareness, reputation, market influence and competitiveness.
Through this co-operation, eSUN and sindoh discussed the 3D product portfolio positively. On the one hand, to give full play to the global distribution network of eSUN; on the other hand, to stimulate the global market arrangement for sindoh 3D printers. It gives more convenient buying service to clients from printers to printing materials while promoting the brand awareness and sales performance. What's more, one-stop purchasing service help clients decrease their cost. Sindoh printer work with eSUN filament will offer more exceptional experience and better quality prints to global users.
In the future, eSUN will still work with more brands that participated in "Strategic Co-operation Plan"for serving the global 3D printing users more comprehensively and offering more convenient buying service, helping them decrease the cost and enable more people to be able to enjoy the benefits that 3D printing brings, and delivering unceasing driving power to the industry.
Welcome more brands to join hands with eSUN for advancing the application and development of 3D printing and create a better future!
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New World Youth Orchestras
New World Youth Orchestras was founded in 1982 by Susan Kitterman as an ensemble that would provide a unique, high-quality musical experience for young musicians in Central Indiana. Under Mrs. Kitterman's direction, New World has matured artistically, grown in size, increased its performance and educational opportunities, and received high acclaim from the community. The 100-member, fully instrumented New World Youth Symphony Orchestra is comprised of members ranging in age from 12 to 18 years. Over the next decades the organization expanded to include the New World Philharmonic Orchestra and the New World Youth Concert Orchestra, to serve the needs of younger players seeking orchestral opportunities.
In May 2015, the New World Youth Orchestras entered into the next phase of its history when Founder and Artistic Director Susan Kitterman stepped down. Her successor was Adam Bodony, an alumnus of the New World Youth Orchestras, DePauw University, and Indiana University. In April 2016, the New World Youth Symphony Orchestra made its Carnegie Hall debut followed by a full-length feature concert at Orchestra Hall, home of the Chicago Symphony Orchestra in April 2017. This year, the New World Youth Symphony Orchestra makes history again as the first non-scholastic orchestra to participate in Music for All's National Orchestra Festival.
Participation in NWYO gives each student the opportunity to play with some of the most talented young musicians from Indiana, work with professional coaches from the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra and other nearby universities, and experience guest conductors and speakers. Students not only experience the joy of making music with other dedicated musicians, but they also develop a deeper understanding of orchestral playing and develop relationships with new people who share their passion for music.
One recent graduate said of her involvement with New World, " Not only did New World teach me how to play in an orchestra, it also taught me how to play well with others within the orchestra. Too many times we are only told to learn the notes on the page. But New World went deeper than that. I am grateful for the opportunities New World has given me and the lifelong friendships that came with it."
NWYO is now scheduling auditions for the Concert (strings only through 8th grade), Philharmonic, (strings, winds, and brass through 12th grade), and Symphony (full orchestra through 12th grade) Orchestras. Further details and the audition application are available on our website www.nwyso.org.


This should have been the start of a magnificent career, instead it gives us, in a fine and vital way, Otis Redding's place in soul music at that time. It was released posthumously (and it was the first of many).
The songs are chosen by Steve Cropper (produces and guitar player) and he did a remarkable job, it must have been a difficult task to assemble this album, the first after Otis's death. It could have been a cash-in and a dark memorial album but instead we got lively, and fitting presentation of Otis's fantastic abilities.
The album consists of singles, A and B-sides, a one hit duet with Carla Thomas, and some previously unreleased tracks (1966-1967). It IS a mixed bag, but in a good way!
I love the album and think Steve Cropper did the best job any one could do when putting it together. The choices are not obvious but we get a good representation of what Otis Redding was about and what he could do. A sad but vivid soul classic!
In 2003, the album was ranked number 161 on Rolling Stone magazine's list of the 500 greatest albums of all time.
My favorite track is the incredible ballad, I Love You More Than Words Can Say.


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