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Q: Drawing a shape with draw graphic method? am trying to draw a graphic based on a shape that gets geometry of a point and change it's color once the row of this geometry "bornes" is selected the problem is i get this error every time i select a row here's the log file:
thanks in advance
     Exception in thread "AWT-EventQueue-0" java.lang.NullPointerException
at com.vividsolutions.jump.workbench.ui.renderer.java2D.Java2DConverter.toShape(Java2DConverter.java:313)
at com.vividsolutions.jump.workbench.ui.plugin.specific.SearchPropertiesPlugin$2.valueChanged(SearchPropertiesPlugin.java:144)
at javax.swing.DefaultListSelectionModel.fireValueChanged(DefaultListSelectionModel.java:167)
at javax.swing.DefaultListSelectionModel.fireValueChanged(DefaultListSelectionModel.java:147)
at javax.swing.DefaultListSelectionModel.fireValueChanged(DefaultListSelectionModel.java:194)
at javax.swing.DefaultListSelectionModel.changeSelection(DefaultListSelectionModel.java:388)
at javax.swing.DefaultListSelectionModel.changeSelection(DefaultListSelectionModel.java:398)
at javax.swing.DefaultListSelectionModel.setSelectionInterval(DefaultListSelectionModel.java:442)
at javax.swing.JTable.changeSelectionModel(JTable.java:2352)
at javax.swing.JTable.changeSelection(JTable.java:2421)
at javax.swing.plaf.basic.BasicTableUI$Handler.adjustSelection(BasicTableUI.java:1085)
at javax.swing.plaf.basic.BasicTableUI$Handler.mousePressed(BasicTableUI.java:1008)
at java.awt.AWTEventMulticaster.mousePressed(AWTEventMulticaster.java:263)
at java.awt.Component.processMouseEvent(Component.java:6294)
at javax.swing.JComponent.processMouseEvent(JComponent.java:3275)
at java.awt.Component.processEvent(Component.java:6062)
at java.awt.Container.processEvent(Container.java:2039)
at java.awt.Component.dispatchEventImpl(Component.java:4660)
at java.awt.Container.dispatchEventImpl(Container.java:2097)
at java.awt.Component.dispatchEvent(Component.java:4488)
at java.awt.LightweightDispatcher.retargetMouseEvent(Container.java:4575)
at java.awt.LightweightDispatcher.processMouseEvent(Container.java:4233)
at java.awt.LightweightDispatcher.dispatchEvent(Container.java:4166)
at java.awt.Container.dispatchEventImpl(Container.java:2083)
at java.awt.Window.dispatchEventImpl(Window.java:2489)
at java.awt.Component.dispatchEvent(Component.java:4488)
at java.awt.EventQueue.dispatchEventImpl(EventQueue.java:668)
at java.awt.EventQueue.access$400(EventQueue.java:81)
at java.awt.EventQueue$2.run(EventQueue.java:627)
at java.awt.EventQueue$2.run(EventQueue.java:625)
at java.security.AccessController.doPrivileged(Native Method)
at java.security.AccessControlContext$1.doIntersectionPrivilege(AccessControlContext.java:87)
at java.security.AccessControlContext$1.doIntersectionPrivilege(AccessControlContext.java:98)
at java.awt.EventQueue$3.run(EventQueue.java:641)
at java.awt.EventQueue$3.run(EventQueue.java:639)
at java.security.AccessController.doPrivileged(Native Method)
at java.security.AccessControlContext$1.doIntersectionPrivilege(AccessControlContext.java:87)
at java.awt.EventQueue.dispatchEvent(EventQueue.java:638)
at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.pumpOneEventForFilters(EventDispatchThread.java:269)
at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.pumpEventsForFilter(EventDispatchThread.java:184)
at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.pumpEventsForHierarchy(EventDispatchThread.java:174)
at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.pumpEvents(EventDispatchThread.java:169)
at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.pumpEvents(EventDispatchThread.java:161)
at java.awt.EventDispatchThread.run(EventDispatchThread.java:122)

here's the lines of the code concerned by this error, it happens in the listener of the bornesTable that contains the bornes (Name, X, Y)
     searchProperties.getBornesTable().getSelectionModel().addListSelectionListener(new ListSelectionListener(){

    @Override
    public void valueChanged(ListSelectionEvent e) {

        try {

            if (search()!= null){
        // here's the line 144 in toShape() method
            final Shape shape = context.getLayerViewPanel().getViewport().getJava2DConverter().toShape(selectedBornes());
            Color color = Color.yellow;
            Stroke stroke =new BasicStroke(5, BasicStroke.CAP_ROUND,BasicStroke.JOIN_ROUND);
            final Graphics2D graphics = (Graphics2D) context.getLayerViewPanel().getGraphics();
            graphics.setColor(color);
            //graphics.setXORMode(Color.white);
            graphics.setStroke(stroke);
            graphics.fill(shape);

            }
            else
                  JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(null, "vous n'avez pas selectionner une bornes " );

        } catch (NoninvertibleTransformException e1) {
            // TODO Auto-generated catch block
            e1.printStackTrace();
        }

    }

   });

here's the method: selectedBornes()
   public Geometry selectedBornes() {

    if (getSelectedRowIndex()> 0)
    {
     Geometry geometry;
     geometry = searchBorne().get(getSelectedRowIndex()).getGeometry();
     return geometry;
    }
    return null;

}

and the method serchBornes() there's no problem with this but i'll post it
   private List<BasicFeature> searchBorne() {

    final List<BasicFeature> basicFeatureBornes = new ArrayList<BasicFeature>();

     for(BasicFeature basicFeature : BornesList) {

                if ( searchProperties.getNumTextField().getText().equals(basicFeature.getString("num")) &&
                        searchProperties.getComplementComboBox().getSelectedItem().equals(basicFeature.getString("complement")))
                    basicFeatureBornes.add(basicFeature);

                    }
     return basicFeatureBornes;

}

and the method getSelectedRowIndex() there's no problem with this too, but i'll post it
    public int getSelectedRowIndex() {

    int row = 0;
     for(int i = 0; i < searchBorne().size() ; i++ ) {

          row = searchProperties.getBornesTable().getSelectedRow();

     }

    return row;

}

A: final Shape shape = context.getLayerViewPanel().getViewport().getJava2DConverter().toShape(selectedBornes());

Here you are directly passing the selectedBornes() value to the toShape method but you did not check whether the selectedBornes() value is null or not as a result you get NullPointerException if no RowIndex is selected so change your code as
Goemetry newGometry=selectedBornes();
if (newGometry !=null){
final Shape shape = context.getLayerViewPanel().getViewport().getJava2DConverter().toShape(newGometry);
}

A: public Geometry selectedBornes() {
    if (getSelectedRowIndex()> 0)
    {
     Geometry geometry;
     geometry = searchBorne().get(getSelectedRowIndex()).getGeometry();
     return geometry;
    }

What happens if selected index is 0 (for the first element)? It returns null and the method crashes. Add a check to process the cases if nothing is selected.


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THE ŠKODA TRANSPORTATION GROUP WILL DELIVER NEW RESTAURANT CARS FOR VR PASSENGER SERVICES
Škoda Transtech of the Škoda Transportation Group will deliver seven new restaurant cars for Finnish Railways. The total value of the contract is approximately 600 million crowns. The cars will go into service in 2021-2022. The cars will be manufactured in Kajaani, Finland.
"We have strengthened our position as a leading supplier of rolling stock in the Scandinavian market. I'm happy that this order will allow us to continue our collaboration with VR Passenger Services and the 290 cars we have already built for them," says Petr Brzezina, Chairman of the Board and President of the Škoda Transportation Group.
Škoda Transtech has already produced 26 restaurant cars for the Finnish Railways. Company has several types of double-decker carriages in its portfolio. These are passenger, control and sleeper cars. The first passenger car was deployed on Finnish tracks in July 1998.
"The restaurant cars from Škoda Transtech offer complete service for passengers. The restaurant section on the lower floor of the car has a kitchen, counter and dining room. At one end of the car is a café that offers open space for passengers to get together in or it can provide the venue for a cultural program. There is a kiosk at the other end of the car, which also provides service for the upper floor. The passenger section on the upper floor can also be used as a conference room for up to 41 people," adds Zdeněk Majer, Chairman of the Board of Škoda Transtech and senior Vice-President of the Škoda Transportation Group.
All of the cars are pressure-tight in design and excel in thermal insulation, something that is ideal for operations in the severe conditions of the north where temperatures get as low as -35 degrees Celsius. Even the transitions are pressure-tight, allowing movement between the cars to be safe and comfortable. The vehicles comply with TSI and their maximum speed is 200 km/hour. All cars have a rugged aluminum structure designed in accordance with existing safety standards so that in the event of an accident the deformation zones absorb any crash and so keep passengers safe from the effects of the collision.
"Customers appreciate our renewed restaurant services and their popularity is growing, by 20% over the last couple of years. At the same time we are continuing to increase the capacity of our cars. Since 2015 we have invested €235 million to our rolling stock including the new restaurant cars," says Maisa Romanainen, Senior Vice President of Passenger Services, VR Group.
The Škoda Transportation Group has made a name for itself on the demanding Scandinavian market. There are currently more than fifty ForCity Smart Artic trams operating in Helsinki. The first Artic trams in the Finnish capital went into passenger service in 2013. In recent years close to one hundred Škoda trams worth roughly eight billion crowns have been ordered for Helsinki. More trams are heading to Tampere in Finland and the company will share in delivering modern trams to the German cities of Mannheim, Ludwigshafen and Heidelberg.
Skoda Transtech is the largest manufacturer of rolling stock in Scandinavia. The company was founded in 1985. In 2015 it became a member of the Škoda Transportation Group and in 2018 the company was completely taken over by the Škoda Transportation Group. Its main products include double-decker electric cars (operated as PushPull trains), trams and engineering products. It currently employs more than 700 people

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The works of 127 young writers, poets and artists are featured in the recently published 2009 edition of Aspirations, Mercer County Community College's literary and art journal for high school students. The college recognized these talented and inspired students in a special ceremony April 21. Selections included in Aspirations were made by a panel of high school teachers, college professors and graphic designers.
MCCC Associate English Professor and Aspirations Editor Bettina Caluori, who served as master of ceremonies, noted her pleasure in reading the works of such creative young people. "These pages contain keen observations, both funny and serious," she said. "You offer youthful perspectives on being human that older readers will recognize too. You help us see through your eyes." Caluori thanked the many educators who helped make Aspirations possible.
MCCC President Patricia Donohue added her words of congratulations, commending the students for participating in the Aspirations program and for sharing their talents with a wider audience. "Student success is the central focus at Mercer. Tonight, we celebrate your aspirations," Donohue said. Also participating were Robin Schore, Dean of Liberal Arts, and Judith Ehresman, Dean of Arts and Communication.
MCCC students added to the special evening. The event opened with selections by the MCCC Jazz Band under the direction of Professor James Kelly. Performing Arts students entertained the audience by reading selected poems from Aspirations and interpreting them through movement. Performers included Jael Atchison, Kelsey Baker, Alejandro Hernandez, Charlene Jamison, Ben Knight, Stephanie Landau, Patrick Martin, Keegan McDonald, Laura Murey, Tommy Searl IV and Jessica Stanley. Students from the college's Hotel, Restaurant and Institution Management Program prepared hors d'oeuvres and desserts.
Schools represented in Aspirations include Allentown, Hamilton West, Hightstown, Hopewell Valley, Lawrence, Nottingham, Robbinsville, SciCore Academy, Steinert, Trenton Catholic Academy and West Windsor-Plainsboro North.
Aspirations has been published for more than 25 years. In addition to MCCC, the publication is made possible by the Mercer County Cultural and Heritage Commission through funding from the Mercer County Board of Chosen Freeholders, and the New Jersey State Council on the Arts/Department of State, a partner agency of the National Endowment for the Arts.
Copies of Aspirations are available by calling the MCCC Liberal Arts Office at 609-570-3320.
The crowd included family and friends.


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If you're a human being, chances are you've done something or participated in something that detriments another human being. It's a fact that people tend to do fucked up and terrible things to each other. It is in our nature.
I, like many people, have done things to other people that benefitted me, yet harmed those people. From my perspective, I did nothing wrong, since it so obviously benefitted me. I'm certain this can be said about anyone, especially in circles where "Might is Right" is parroted ad nauseam. Likewise, I've received similar treatment from other people over the course of my life.
There is nothing 'right' or 'wrong' about this behavior, but to stop there would be to take a superficial look at social dynamics. Indeed, human beings do not live in a vacuum. Everything that a person does has consequences. For me, what this all really boils down to is responsibility for one's actions and honor.
Seeing as human beings are social creatures it's worth pointing out that people naturally form groups of like-minded individuals. Ideally, each individual of the group is capable of helping themselves by helping the group. We can call this rational self-interest. At the same time, stratification will also manifest. This is also another fact of our nature.
Some may argue that stratification allows for a member of the group to compromise another member of the same group. Of course, the problem with this is it's not necessarily in the rational self-interest of an individual to dissolve tribal cohesion. Indeed, it is quite irresponsible and reflects a lack of honor.
This isn't to say members should hold each other's hands. The manifestation of stratification in such a context would actually be a social pecking order. To subvert a member of your group in this context would entail taking responsibility for that action rather than slink around like an honor-less coward. If one is not strong enough move up the chain by their own merit, they simply don't deserve it.In another hypothetical scenario, let's assume a group has encountered an outsider. The outsider claims to resonate with the tribe and wants to participate. However, if the outsider fails to demonstrate the same kind of honor that is required for tribal cohesion, it is wise to dispose of them. In fact, I'd argue that the result should be the same for anyone who demonstrates their mundanity, whether they be an insider or not.
At the end of the day, everyone does things that harms other people for their own benefit. Again, there is nothing 'right' or 'wrong' about it. The difference between those I call my own and those I call mundane is the ability to take responsibility for one's actions. It doesn't matter to me if you call yourself a Satanist, or not. What shows me that someone is a mundane is their inability to own their actions. In my mind, this is especially egregious when one openly purports to be one of my own kind.
In my book, I give people 1 chance to prove they are worth having around. Once you have proven your worthlessness, I will no longer extend honor to you.


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April 1, 2021 The Roving Reporter
Posted on April 1, 2021 by mlane1950 in Flagler, Local Events, Location, MARCIA LANE, YOUR ROVING REPORTER, Putnam, St. Johns // 0 Comments
Christians throughout the world are preparing for Good Friday tomorrow and Easter on Sunday. Last year churches were closed because of coronavirus, this year a number in Florida are open although safety precautions including distancing and masks will be in place. Some special services for Maundy Thursday are planned including one at St. James United Methodist Church and a Lord's Supper at Francis Baptist Church in Palatka.
Don't forget schools in Putnam and St. Johns counties will be closed Friday. Most government offices including county and city offices in Flagler, Putnam and St. Johns will be closed Good Friday.
Normally Crescent City would be hosting Catfish Festival this weekend in South Putnam County but coronavirus caused the Rotary Club of Crescent City to cancel the event again this year. However, they are hosting a Dollars for Scholars Fish Fry Fundraiser on Saturday. Proceeds from the festival normally go for local projects including scholarships for Crescent City High School Jr./Sr. High School students. Cost is $12 per dinner, which is from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. You can pick up a meal at Crescent City Winn Dixie, 1115 Summit St. Order online at Paypal or call 386-937-2021.
Florida Department of Health figures show upticks in new coronavirus cases in the tri-county area. St. Johns County reported 207 new coronavirus cases for a total of 21,337 since counting began March a year ago. Flagler County reported 30 new cases for a total of 6,685. Putnam County reported 24 new cases for a total of 6,051. In Putnam today the Department of Health is hosting an open vaccine distribution from 9 a.m. to noon and from 1 to 3 p.m. at the 1101 Husson Avenue location in Palatka. No appointment is required.
A joint campaign aimed at convincing people in Flagler County not to text and drive led to nearly 100 traffic stops. Flagler County Sheriff's Office, Florida Highway Patrol and police departments in Flagler Beach and Bunnell took part in Operation T.I.D.E.S. in March. In all five criminal citations, 27 non-criminal citations, 71 written warnings and two arrests were made. In addition, a Flagler County deputy on March 30 clocked a red sports car traveling at 124 miles per hour in a 60 MPH speed zone on State Road 207. A deputy on a department motorcycle turned on lights and sirens but the vehicle kept going. When it came to a stop on County Road 302, driver Jayden Donohue, 18, admitted he was on vacation from North Carolina and decided to flee to avoid a "big ticket." He ended up under arrest and in jail on a $5,000 bond.
St. Augustine is going forward with plans for a return of Fireworks Over the Matanzas, the city's annual Independence Day celebration. City Manager John Regan is warning CDC guidelines will be followed and "this means being completely agile if we need to cancel it." Entertainment will be provided by The All-Star Orchestra in the Plaza de la Constitucion followed by fireworks at 9:30 p.. Satellite parking and shuttle service will not be provided this year.
Weather temps are taking a drop for the Easter weekend, but the Putnam County Parks and Recreation Department still has the opening of the splash pad at Project P.L.A.Y. on their schedule for Friday. Hours for the pad during the season will be 9 a.m.-7 p.m. daily. The department also has announced Tanglewylde Nature Park is closed for repairs.
The person many consider the heart of the Small Business Development Center in Palatka is retiring this Friday. For the past nine years Cheryl Lynch has headed up the office that helps people start and run small businesses. As Richard Gierlich noted, "She's who helped me launch my dream into a reality and has helped me along the way with questions on how to proceed on ventures."
Putnam County Animal Control reportedly has zero kennels available. That means pups such as 7-month-old Scar are having to be crated. He's a rescue that would love a home. You can find out about Scar and other animals for adoption or fostering by calling 386-329-0396 or go to their facility at 174 County Landfill Road. Call first
It's April Fool's Day. Given the state of the world we couldn't think of any silly prank that would top what's going on day-to-day.
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There are situations where 24 or even 12 Mpixels are more than enough, but if I would have only one choice, I will stay by my trusty D800. You can have always less if you don't need the maximum resolution, but you can't have more if it's required.
Two days ago I was out in the wilderness with my D800 and my 70-200 VR. That rabbit apeared after sunset, around 25-30 meters (100feet) from me. The environment was so dim that I had to use iso 3200 and 1/10sec exposure time @f/2.8. I did that photo handheld, but fortunately he was not moving for a few seconds. I am happy with the result after a small post processing. The downsample to 12Mpixel also helped a lot.
On the other hand the D600 seems to be very capable and I'm thinking about the upgrade of my D7000 to this new FX camera.


The Jack Knife Fire was reported on June 22, 08:11 a.m. after a storm brought patchy rain and lightning through Central Oregon.
The fire was burning in heavy sage brush and grass, with scattered juniper. Grass in the area is unseasonably dry facilitating rapid fire spread. The fire area is located in remote and rugged terrain within the Lower John Day Wilderness Study Area.
The NWIMT13 demobilized on Thursday, June 28, 2018 returning the 100,000-acre Boxcar Fire and 15,000-acre Jack Knife Fire to the Bureau of Land Management Prineville District for continued mop-up and monitoring. The Boxcar Fire efforts will involve about 80 firefighters, led by Incident Commander Shannon Prather.
Please Note: Unless the situation changes, this will be the final update that will be posted to Inciweb on the Boxcar and Jack Knife Fires. Contact Central Oregon Interagency Dispatch Center at 541-316-7711 for further information about these and other wildfire incidents in the area.
Location 11 miles SE of Grass Valley, OR.
Light fire activity present, interior islands may produce smoke.
Minimal to no fire growth expected.
Transition to a Type 4 organization on June 28.
Temperatures will be in the low 80s with light winds through the day and into the evening.


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Tomášovští křesťané jsou křesťanští věřící žijící v jihozápadní Indii (zejména ve státě Kérala), kteří odvozují svůj původ od sv. Tomáše. Během 17. až 20. století se rozdělili na několik církví, z nichž některé užívají malabarský ritus (Syrsko-malabarská katolická církev a Chaldejská syrská církev) a jiné malankarský ritus (Malankarská pravoslavná syrská církev, Malankarská syrská pravoslavná církev, Malankarská syrská církev sv. Tomáše, Syrsko-malankarská katolická církev, Evangelická církev sv. Tomáše a Malabarská nezávislá syrská církev).

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The double barreled cannon…
Posted on May 1, 2016 by 1stminstrel
Double Barrel Cannon…
That just sounds awesome. Doesn't it?
There are double barrel pistols, double barrel rifles, double barrel shotguns… But none of those sound as impressive as the double barrel cannon…
It was forged in the spring of 1862 in Athens, Georgia, according to the design of John Gilleland. He was a private in the Mitchel Thunderbolts, a homeguard unit for men too old for active duty. He was 53. The $350 needed to fund the manufacture of the cannon was raised via a subscription fund.
The cannon itself was roughly 13 inches wide and 4 feet 8 1/2 inches in length. It had two, three-inch barrels with a three degree divergence. It was also equipped with three touch holes. One for each barrel and one that would allow both barrels to be fired simultaneously.
Gilleland's intention was for the cannon to fire mostly chain shot. Two six pound cannon balls connected by roughly ten feet of chain. The divergence of the bores was to ensure that the shot would extend to the full length of the chain as it sped towards the target.
This weapon was designed to be used against infantry with the intent to mow down swaths of soldiers as wide as the chain would reach…
Testing The Cannon
Mr. Gilleland took his new cannon north of Athens to a field near Newton Bridge for the initial test fire on April 22, 1862. A crowd of people gathered to see the new "secret" weapon in action. And here is where things got interesting…
When Gilleland touched the cannon off the first time, the two barrels did not fire simultaneously which caused the load to take a wild erratic course across the field missing the posts that had been erected as targets but wreaking havoc nonetheless. According to one account "It [took] a kind of circular motion, plowed up about an acre of ground, tore up a cornfield, mowed down saplings, and [then] the chain broke, the two balls going in different directions."
A second shot was then attempted to try to get both barrels to fire simultaneously. This time the shot flew off into some pine saplings leading an eyewitness to report that, "[The] thicket of young pines at which it was aimed looked as if a narrow cyclone or a giant mowing machine had passed through,"
It is also reported that on another attempt, the chain broke and each ball took its own course. One hit a nearby cabin and destroyed its chimney. While the other veered off and struck an unwary cow killing it instantly.
While it may seem like a successful test – wholesale destruction and slaughter – it really wasn't. When the barrels didn't fire together it was impossible to tell where the shot might go and when they did it was found that the chain always broke.
Nevertheless, Gilleland promptly declared the test an unqualified success. And he was supported by this article in the April 30, 1862 issue of the Athens paper Southern Watchman:
Double-barrelled Cannon. – MR. GILLELAND has invented a double-barrelled cannon for throwing chain shot, which has been tested and found to work satisfactorily. Two shots are confined to the end of a chain and one placed in each barrel of the gun, the bores of which diverge slightly, and cause the balls to separate the full length of the chain – cutting down everything in their path. Of course, the barrels are fired simultaneously.
The cannon was then sent to the Confederate arsenal in Augusta, Georgia, for further testing. The commandant there, Col. George W. Rains, tested the weapon extensively and reported that it was not usable due to unpredictable rates of powder burn and barrel friction which led to unpredictable performance. The cannon was then sent back to Athens.
This outraged Mr. Gilleland and he wrote angry letters to both the governor of Georgia and to the Confederate government in Richmond. All to no avail…
The double barrel cannon would never be adopted by the Confederate army, but that doesn't mean it never saw battle…
Active Duty!
Upon its return the gun was placed in front of the town hall to be used as a signal gun in case of attack.
There it remained until August 2, 1864, when it was hauled out of town to the hills by Barber Creek to meet the approach of Brig. Gen. George Stoneman and his Union troops.
The double barrel cannon was positioned on a ridge along with several other conventional cannons. Both barrels were loaded with canister shot. The homeguard units were heavily out numbered, but as the Union troops approached the Athens homeguard fired a four shell barrage including the double barrel cannon. Against such stiff resistance the Union troops withdrew.
There were a few more minor skirmishes around Athens but all-in-all the city escaped Sherman's march to the sea and the double barrel cannon was moved back into town.
After The Civil War
After the American Civil War ended the city of Athens sold the double barreled cannon.
At that point it disappeared until it was found, restored, and returned to the city in the 1890s.
These days it sits in downtown Athens in front of city hall.
It can be viewed free at anytime on the corner of Hancock and College Avenues.
Where it points north…
Just in case!
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Beyoncé was far and away the highest-earning music artist of 2016, according to Billboard's annual "Money Makers" list.
Billboard's ranking combines artists' US sales, streaming, publishing, and touring revenues for a composite look at who's dominating the music industry each year.
Easily topping the outlet's chart for this year's 50 most successful artists, Ms. Knowles beat out her second-place competition (Guns N' Roses, shockingly) by nearly $20 million.


MEXICO readied a "temporarily closed" sign - taking the drastic step of ordering a suspension of nonessential federal government and private business activity as it tried to squelch a swine flu epidemic. The World Health Organization ratcheted up an alert and warned that "all of humanity" is threatened.
The dire warning showed that world health officials are very worried about the potential for massive numbers of deaths worldwide from the mutated virus, even though the epidemic so far has claimed only a confirmed eight lives in Mexico and one in the United States. Roughly 170 deaths are suspected of having been caused by the virus in Mexico.
The Phase 5 alert, indicating a pandemic could be imminent as the virus spread further in Europe, prompted Mexico to announce the partial May 1-5 shutdown, Mexican Health Secretary Jose Cordova said late yesterday.
In Washington, President Barack Obama promised "great vigilance" in confronting the outbreak which has sickened nearly 100 people in 11 states and forced schools to close. A Mexican toddler who visited Texas with his family died Monday night in Houston, becoming the first fatality in the US, and 39 Marines were confined to their base in California after one came down with the disease.
The virus, a mix of pig, bird and human genes to which people have limited natural immunity, has also spread to Canada, New Zealand, Britain, Germany, Spain, Israel and Austria.
In a televised address, Mexican President Felipe Calderon praised "the heroic work" of doctors and nurses and asked his countrymen to literally stay in their homes between May 1 and May 5, saying "there is no safer place to protect yourself against catching swine flu, than in your house."
"In recent days, Mexico has faced one of the most serious problems in recent years," Calderon said last night. He brushed aside criticisms that his government's response was slow, stressing several times that authorities had reacted "immediately."
School in Mexico has already been canceled until May 6. During the shutdown, essential services like transport, supermarkets, trash collection and hospitals will remain open.
The outbreak appeared to already be stabilizing in Mexico, the epicenter. Confirmed swine flu cases doubled Wednesday to 99, but new deaths finally seemed to be leveling off after an aggressive public health campaign was launched when the epidemic was declared on April 23. Although 17 new suspected deaths were reported, only one additional confirmed death was announced Wednesday night, for a total of eight countrywide. The virus is believed to have sickened as many as 2,955 people across the country, though hospital records suggest the outbreak may have peaked here last week.
The WHO said the global threat is nevertheless serious enough to ramp up efforts to produce a vaccine against the virus. It declared a Phase 5 outbreak - the second-highest on its threat scale - for the first time ever, indicating a pandemic could be imminent.
In the US, eight states closed schools Wednesday, affecting 53,000 students in Texas alone.
Obama said his administration has made sure needed medical supplies are on hand. "The key now is to just make sure we are maintaining great vigilance, that everybody responds appropriately when cases do come up. And individual families start taking very sensible precautions that can make a huge difference."
He praised the Bush administration for stockpiling 50 million doses of antiviral medications.
Ecuador joined Cuba and Argentina in banning travel to or from Mexico and Peru banned flights from Mexico. The Panama Canal Authority ordered pilots and other employees who board ships passing through the waterway to use surgical masks and gloves. An average of 36 ships per day use the canal, most from the United States, China, Chile and Japan.
The US, the European Union and other countries have discouraged nonessential travel to Mexico. Some countries have urged their citizens to avoid the United States and Canada as well. Health officials said such bans would do little to stop the virus.
Medical detectives have not pinpointed where the outbreak began. Scientists believe that somewhere in the world, months or even a year ago, a pig virus jumped to a human and mutated, and has been spreading between humans ever since. One of the deaths in Mexico directly attributed to swine flu was that of a Bangladeshi immigrant, said Mexico's chief epidemiologist.
Miguel Angel Lezana said the unnamed Bangladeshi had lived in Mexico for six months and was recently visited by a brother who arrived from Bangladesh or Pakistan and was reportedly ill. The brother has left Mexico and his whereabouts are unknown, Lezana said. He suggested the brother could have brought the virus from Pakistan or Bangladesh.
Neighbors of the inspector, Maria Adela Gutierrez, said yesterday that she fell ill after pairing up with a temporary worker from Veracruz who seemed to have a very bad cold. Other people from La Gloria kept going to jobs in Mexico City despite their illnesses, and could have infected people in the capital.
Cordova, the Mexican health secretary, said getting proper treatment within 48 hours of falling ill "is fundamental for getting the best results" and suggested the virus can be beaten if caught quickly and treated properly. But it was neither caught quickly nor treated properly in the early days in Mexico, which lacked the capacity to identify the virus, and whose health care system has become the target of widespread anger and distrust.
Gonzalez finally took her husband to Mexico City's main respiratory hospital, "dying in the taxi." Doctors diagnosed pneumonia, but it may be too late: He has suffered a collapsed lung and is unconscious. Doctors doubt he will survive.
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Thailand will forever hold a special place in my heart. The people are some of the friendliest you will ever meet, the food is fantastic, and the weather is beyond compare. It was the first country I visited in Asia and was the place where my TEFL journey began. I remember emerging from the airport, being ripped off by a taxi-driver (make sure they turn the meter on), and being struck by how different everything was.
Loi Krathong is one of the most important cultural festivals in Thailand, taking place in November to coincide with the 12th full moon of the Thai lunar calendar. "The Festival of Light" has been called the most beautiful festival in Thailand, with thousands of candles floated (Loi) by small boats (Krathong) down the country's rivers and waterways. This yearly ritual is celebrated all over the country, and is accompanied by prayers and wishes for the coming year.
The dates for Loi Krathong coincide with the northern Thai festival of Yi Peng, celebrated in Chiang Mai. Swarms of thousands of paper lanterns, carried by candle, are released into the air. The release of the lanterns pays respect to Buddha and is said to rid you of the demons of the previous year.
Chiang Mai is often dubbed 'The Rose of the North' and holds onto this title with the annual Flower festival. Celebrated on the first weekend of February, when winter is coming to an end, the city is blanketed by a sea of flowers and plants in full bloom. The focal point of the festival is Suan Buak Haad City Park and it is transformed by collections of ornate displays, all vying for the attention of the judges. This transformation coincides with the flower festival parade, a procession that moves very slowly through the city on the Saturday of the weekend.
Lop Buri is also known as the "Monkey Banquet Festival", taking place in the provincial capital of Lopburi, 3 hours train ride north of Bangkok. There's a reason for the somewhat obscure name – troops of Macaque monkeys have adopted the Khmer temples around town as their home. It is believed the monkeys bring good fortune to the province, so they are honoured accordingly. Every year at the end of November, a sumptuous feast is laid out for the simian squatters, and everyone gathers round for photos of play and feeding time.
Last, but by no means least, is Songkran. Celebrating Thai New Year, Songkran takes place 13th-15th April every year, and is probably the biggest water fight on the planet. Everyone takes to the streets and brings in the New Year in a uniquely Thai way. The biggest celebration takes place in Chiang Mai, in the north, but the festivities are country-wide.
I was lucky enough to spend Songkran in Bangkok this year and ended up spending a week soaked through to the bone, running around with a water gun and laughing hysterically. There's a deep cultural significance to the fun too: water is a symbol for purification in Thai culture. With the coming of the New Year, the festivities cleanse the individual of the bad things of the previous year. What does that mean for you? Simple: nowhere is safe. If you're in the back of a tuk-tuk, or even in a shopping mall, you're fair game. The entire country gets involved with the celebrations.
I know The Full Moon Party isn't strictly a 'cultural' festival, but it still deserves a mention as no trip to Thailand would be complete without experiencing it. The island of Koh Phangnan is home to the Full Moon, which takes place on a monthly basis. My first full moon was in April 2017, just before Songkran in Bangkok. Dancing the night away with thousands of other revelers on the beach and watching the sun rise over the Gulf of Thailand was one of the best experiences of that trip and is an experience everyone should have at least once.
If you would like to experience Asia for yourself but aren't sure how to get started, check out our article on travelling and teaching in Asia at: https://www.teachersforasia.com/travel-teach-english-foreign-language-around-world/. For more details on how to apply, simply fill in our Contact Us form and we'll get back to you with the next steps: https://www.teachersforasia.com/contact/.


For Draft film director Ju Anqi is realising a narrative film. Drill Man tells the story of a man who carries a portable drill, clandestinely destroying the city he lives in. As he goes along he finds like-minded people, others who are secretly destroying public space. The film, a current snapshot on a rapidly developing China, explores the uneasiness and inequalities caused by urbanisation and the speedy insertion of a post-industrial technological civilization. Ju Anqi delves into the pressures of survival in the megalopolis, a worldwide phenomenon.
In line with Anqi's signature shooting style, the film will be built upon a combination of improvisation and scripted dialogue. Prior to the shooting of the film in February 2016, a workshop was held with over thirty people, among them Michael Bodenmann, Jiajia Zhang, Barbara Signer, and Junelin Yang.


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Yoga at school causes stress among some
A group of parents and religious leaders in upstate New York want yoga classes out of public schools, saying the instruction violates boundaries between church and state.
The controversy over yoga in schools goes beyond New York. Yoga instructor Tara Guber of Los Angeles, Calif., seen here with staff demonstrating a session, created a program for a public school in Colorado.Reed Saxon / AP
Oct. 3, 2008, 3:38 PM UTC / Source: The Associated Press
Two high school teachers began using yoga last year to help students relieve stress before exams. Special education teacher Martha Duchscherer and Spanish teacher Kerry Perretta also were developing a districtwide program.
But those plans were halted after parents and others in the community complained students were being indoctrinated in Hindu rites.
"We are not opposed to the benefits. We can understand the benefits. We are opposed to the philosophy behind it and that has its ties in Hinduism and the way they were presenting it," said the Rev. Colin Lucid of Calvary Baptist Church in Massena.
Board: No hidden religious activity
The program does not have ulterior motives, Julie Reagan, Massena Board of Education president, said Thursday.
"If the school board felt there was any hidden religious activity behind the motives of our two instructors, we certainly wouldn't allow that," she said. "There is absolutely none of that. The teachers are well intended and trying to offer an aspect of fitness in the classroom that relaxes and readies the children for better learning."
A hundred schools in 26 states use yoga in the classroom to relieve stress, Reagan said. Federal funds and grants are available to educators seeking yoga certification, she said.
According to a statement on the Web site of the American Yoga Association, yoga is not a religion, although its practice has been adopted by Hinduism, as well as other world religions.
There are more than 100 different schools of yoga, which seeks to bring harmony to the mind and body. The most commonly practiced type in the United States is hatha yoga, which encompasses physical movements and postures, plus breathing techniques.
"It's been a little discouraging that this program has taken on a negative tone," said Duchscherer, who has taught in the Massena district for 11 years. "The intention was never to teach religion. ... It was to introduce relaxation techniques."
Reverend: Program causes stress
But Lucid believes the voluntary program causes stress and should be offered as an after-school activity.
"People have made it a religious war, and it's not a religious war. We are basically concerned parents, saying we don't want our children participating in something that could cause them more stress and confusion," Lucid said.
Parents in Aspen, Colo., were successful in demanding the removal of yoga in the local curriculum in 2002. In Alabama, religious leaders pushed for a 1993 law prohibiting the teaching of yoga in schools, citing connections between yoga and Hindu religious training.


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July 12th in San Marino and another great day.
Breakfast at 7:30 and 8:15 departure for the first game.
Boys B play first and get a good start against a very good Italian team. We make a few mistakes and are just punished for these. Final score was 4-0 so a quarterfinal finish for the Boys Blue team.
Boys C is next, same field and play the same Turkey team the Blue played. They are also very good but we hang in there for most of the game and at 4-2 we decided to push up and got exposed and lose 7-2. These boys fought like crazy and also have a quarterfinal finish.
Last game of the day was the A team and we play a team from South Africa and play great. Win 5-3 and scored some great goals. Unfortunately, we found out tonight that we did not advance and finished 3rd in our group but happy with our play.
After the games the beach was calling us so we obliged and had some fun. Boys all enjoyed the water, played some beach soccer and some danced on the beach, yes, Danced!!!
Dinner and now we are packing for Friday as we depart later tomorrow for Denmark.


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Opera Academy
New to opera?
Twelve new arias by forty creative artists
Twelve new opera arias, commissioned for the National Opera Studio's 40th Anniversary
Based near the River Wandle in the London Borough of Wandsworth, the National Opera Studio exists to train talented young musicians to become the leading artists of their generation. It was founded in 1978 following an Arts Council report into opera in the United Kingdom that recommended that a smaller, more elite training organisation be set up to meet the needs of all the country's major opera companies. Directed by British bass Michael Langdon, with Martin Isepp as Head of Music, the National Opera Studio trained twelve singers and four répétiteurs that year, as it has each year to this day.
To celebrate its 40th anniversary, the National Opera Studio commissioned twelve new arias for the graduating class of 2018. Part of imaginary operas that may be staged in the future, the arias have been brought together into one production: 12:40.
'It is rare to have music especially written for you,' says David Sulkin, Director of Artist Development at the National Opera Studio and director of 12:40. 'It is even rarer to be at the very heart of the creative process.' He was keen to set up 'rectangular relationships' from the very start – creative input shared between each singer, répétiteur, composer and librettist. 'There were certain obligations on the creative teams,' David explains. 'For example, to write an aria as part of an imaginary opera that may be commissioned in future; that the ideas for the opera and the aria come principally from the young singer (a dream, family history, something fascinating, a story told in childhood); and that the composers conceive the aria for orchestra and then produce a piano version that sought to express the orchestral sound.'
The commissioning process was long and careful. The National Opera Studio wanted to work with a mix of experienced and less-experienced composers and librettists from a variety of backgrounds who would value and benefit from working with artists coming to the end of their professional training. And for Emily Gottlieb, Chief Executive of the National Opera Studio, it was a fruitful collaboration, especially for the singers and répétiteurs. 'It brought out the creativity and originality of all of our Young Artists,' she says, 'most of whom had never been involved at source in any musical work before.'
'It is rare to have music especially written for you. It is even rarer to be at the very heart of the creative process.'
David Sulkin
The resulting arias are a testament to the diversity and inventiveness of contemporary music. Several pieces are deeply personal. 'Alice', from an opera as yet untitled, is written by composer Philip Venables and librettist Ted Huffman for Liverpool-born tenor Daniel Shelvey and French répétiteur Florent Mourier. It is a memoir piece using verbatim text from the soloist, edited from three interview sessions about his relationship to his grandmother and father – and how those relationships helped forge his understanding of the world and of his place in it.
'This aria is about the profound influence of my grandmother, Alice Shelvey, on my identity, self-worth and confidence growing up as a gay man,' says Daniel. 'Alice was, to put it lightly, eccentric. Always glamorous from head to toe, hilarious, tempestuous and a difficult human; she was a fighter, a scrapper, a spectacular partier and most importantly filled with warmth and love. She was my best friend, guardian and champion, and this piece tries to capture her essence and how it lives on in me.'
Other artists also reflected on their relationships with a relative. 'Hiraeth' is written by composer Hannah Kendall and librettist Tessa McWatt, and comes at the end of an imagined opera set in a former mining town in the South Wales Valleys, where a young man suffers the trauma of losing a parent. 'My aria is autobiographical', says bass-baritone Emyr Wyn Jones, 'and it has been absolutely incredible to take a part of my life and see it turned into a work of art that I can share with the world.'
Spanish soprano Lorena Paz Nieto was inspired by her mother when it came to creating 'The Handbag Aria' with composer Samantha Fernando and librettist Rebecca Hurst. 'Widowed at the young age of 36, she was left with three girls to battle life and upbringing in a challenging, male driven society.' Lorena's aria is part of the imagined opera Loitadora ('Fighter'), in which a widow struggles to care for her three daughters and work as a cleaner, all the while fighting for justice after her husband died in an accident at work. 'The death of my father brought along a relentless legal battle with the company that he worked for,' explains Lorena, 'and it took longer than a decade to receive financial compensation. This opera, inspired by this amazing woman, is an homage to her, showing all the ups and downs, the laughter and tears. It's a story of survival through day-to-day struggles – life at its best.'
'It has been absolutely incredible to take a part of my life and see it turned into a work of art that I can share with the world.'
Emyr Wyn Jones
While these three arias are all set in recent decades, others take a leap in time. Indus takes place 48 million years ago in what is now Kashmir, and follows the story of the first indohyus to return to the sea. Believed by some palaeontologists to be an evolutionary ancestor of the whale, these land-based chevrotain-like mammals of the Eocene era had dense bones like the modern hippopotamus that made for slow and uncomfortable movement out of water. 'I am proud to call myself a disabled musician,' says mezzo-soprano Bethan Langford, who sings the aria 'The Undeniable Loneliness of Whale Evolution' from the imagined opera. 'My character, Heavy Legs, is inspired by the way that I experience the world slightly differently from others. What was really important to me, and what I am most proud of in this aria, is the underlying moral of inclusivity and acceptance of those who are different.
Then there are operas set in the future. Black Sun takes place in the year 2042 and follows a doomed mission to Mars. Lebanese tenor Bechara Moufarrej also wrote the libretto for the opera, and in 'Sole nell' ombra' he plays the spaceships's captain who sends a final message to his secret lover – the head of the International Space Agency and director of the Mars One project. Salvage takes place even further in the future, where a flood has destroyed Earth's surface and humankind has evolved to be genderless and pansexual. 'The idea came from conversations about being raised on myth and legend as a child and my subsequent interest in Norse mythology,' says countertenor Feargal Mostyn-Williams, who sings 'Nobody Cries' from the imagined opera.
Life as an indohyus or an astronaut may be tough, but being a fairy tale princess is no picnic either. That's especially in the case for Princess Rosalind, whose ambitions as a scientist are at odds with her royal duties. She has no peace, even when excused from Court. Dragons, swineherds and even a frog ambush her when she's out doing her fieldwork. 'The Frog Prince' from the imagined opera Alchemy is written by composer Sally Beamish and librettist Peter Thomson for répétiteur Erika Gundesen and mezzo-soprano Polly Leech, who plays Florence Pike in the Royal College of Music's production of Albert Herring on OperaVision.
'It has been amazing to collaborate with such a prolific creative team, and I feel the piece suits my voice and personality so well,' says Polly. Her aria is set in the Princess' bedroom, where she is taken by surprise by a talking frog, who attempts to coerce her into letting him share her plate – and her bed. The Princess doesn't take too kindly to these suggestions but is instead intrigued by the scientific implications of a talking frog. The tables are turned as she lures him back to her laboratory with seductive promises. 'We created a fairy tale with a strong female protagonist, who definitely does not need to be rescued by a man!'
'I am proud to call myself a disabled musician. My character, Heavy Legs, is inspired by the way that I experience the world slightly differently from others.'
There is an aria set in a rugby dressing room, one in a haunted power station on Anglesey, and another in a lighthouse off the Pembrokeshire coast; there is an aria in four languages set during the Indonesian National Awakening and one that celebrates the life of the Edwardian dancer Maud Allan. Twelve new arias, supported by 40 creative artists. 'As the Young Artists come to the end of their training year in this our 40th anniversary year,' says Chief Executive Emily Gottlieb, 'they leave us not only richer in spirit, learning and craft, but also with a unique birthday present – a contemporary aria written and created especially with and for them, which they may take with them to auditions as more and more companies commission contemporary repertoire and seek versatile artists to perform this work.'
'I sincerely hope you enjoy this unique performance, and for all those commissioners out there – may twelve new operas be born!'
The full performance of 12:40 is available at the top of this page.
Click here to download a PDF of the production programme book.
Subtitles in English, French and German are available for 'Alice' and 'The Frog Prince'.
No subtitles are available for the full performance.
Production Team:
David Sulkin - Director
Mark Shanahan and Jeremy Silver - Music Preparation
Alex Groves - Sound Designer
Markus Tarasenko Fadum - Lighting Designer
Karen Halliday - Choreographer
Morgan Veazey - Costume Coordinator
Susan Burns - Stage Manager
12:40 has been produced in partnership with Second Movement and in association with the Librettist Network with the generous support of the Nicholas John Trust.


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San Diego Lantern Street Festival
Gothic Tropic at San Diego's Lantern Street Festival
April 12, 2019 Peter Swan
Gothic Tropic's Headlinging Punk Performance at San Diego's Lantern Street Festival Rocked and Banged the Night Away.
It's a cool 70 degrees at approximately 5:35 p.m. The sun is shining down on San Diego's Lantern Street Festival at Liberty Station headlined by Los Angeles band Gothic Tropic. Opening act Pretty Polly gracefully takes the stage, kicking off the evening as festival attendees are checked-in and given their lanterns. An all ages event, the festival is home to dozens of food stands with lantern decorating station taking over the back of the courtyard. The show has only just begun.
As a crowd of over 5,000 cycled in throughout the cool evening, opening performances by Pretty Polly and BELLSAINT warmed up crowds who were already filled up with delicious food. The time is now 8:30 p.m., Gothic Tropic is slated to take the stage in a few moments. This is their first headline performance, ever. Which begs the question, who is Gothic Tropic?
Gothic Tropic is the indie pop band of Southern California you've never encountered.
It is the creation of multi-instrumentalist, vocalist, and Los Angeles native Cecilia Della Peruti. Della Peruti was recently chosen by Fender for their American Series Campaign, exemplifying the power she holds when a guitar is in her hands. Similar to what Prince's band The Revolution was first known for, a guitar is a vessel for Della Peruti to express herself while putting a focus on the music instead of the artist.
Gothic Tropic's debut album "Fast or Feast" was released on May 19, 2017 and has since established their name in Indie Rock and Pop. The quality of the debut shined a light on Della Peruti, being recognized by Beck and asked to join his touring band. Della Peruti stated that playing for Beck, "really elevated my understanding of what the gig is." Della Peruti went on to
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"This artist is somebody I profoundly respect and admire and actually really look up to as a songwriter and an artist. Now I feel like I'm finally doing something right."
Cecilia Della Peruti
Touring with Beck was an astounding achievement for the Gothic Tropic frontwoman…
But despite this, she still stays true to her methods. Humility, consistency, and transparency are the tools driving Della Peruti and Gothic Tropic to the top, at their own pace.
"Nothing's changed in my approach or practices, but what informed me now watching him was how generous he is. And how easy-going and respectful of everyone an artist of that caliber can be."
Fans are anticipating their next album, expected sometime before summer, and Della Peruti is as excited as the fans. "I'm really excited! I'm just so stoked." said Gothic Tropic's leading lady.
She is also working on a collaborative project called "Bloodthirsty" with Italian Composer Daniele Luppi and writer/producer Alex Goose.
"So it's like punk as f*ck, but with like all this beautiful melody. And it's very Italian, and I'm Italian!"
proudly declared by Della Peruti.
It's now nine o'clock at the Lantern Street Festival. Gothic Tropic was supposed to be onstage 30 minutes ago.
Unfortunately, technical difficulties have been frustrating the band and the crew for the last hour. Eager to play, Della Peruti does a lap around the stage after showing a bit of frustration. The backing tracks are not coming through, making it difficult for the band to perform new songs, let alone any at all. The tracks are not coming in anytime soon.
"We're a punk band tonight!" exclaimed Della Peruti as she ran on stage, signaling the band behind her.
The crowd watches.
The crowd has been ignorant to the technical difficulties up to this point; Soon, Peruti takes control of the crowd's attention. "We're Gothic Tropic, tonight it's a punk show and we're gonna play a new song called drunk on a rhythm." Della Peruti shouted into the mic.
All the frustration is let out by her initial guitar strum; the headliners are here to rock the show. As the beautiful hand-decorated lanterns shone across liberty station, Gothic Tropic lit up the stage with their electric performance. Drummer Sheldon Reed was speechless after his first festival performance. Della Peruti melted faces of all ages with her masterful guitar solos
throughout. The transition of fan favorites from "Feed You To The Sharks" to "Your Soul" stole the ears of audience members. Closing out with their notable track "Stronger," Della
Peruti's exhilarating almost 3-minute guitar solo left the crowd cheering and Gothic Tropic's frontwoman with nothing else to give the audience but a wave goodnight.
Written by: Alexis Camel
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Confusion abounds in the White House over President Donald Trump's declaration of the opioid epidemic as a national emergency.
The president allegedly surprised administration officials and advisers Monday when he said the White House would formalize an emergency declaration on the addiction crisis "in the next week." Officials were caught off guard by the promise, saying they are not aware of any internal plans on when Trump will make the formal announcement or how it will be implemented, reports Politico.
The White House has previously noted that a national emergency declaration, through the Stafford Act, is historically reserved for natural disasters, meaning the process is a lot more complex when it is applied to the opioid crisis. Unnamed officials within the administration told Politico that there are major disagreements internally over the potential legal problems the administration may face during implementation and the billion dollar cost associated with the declaration.
"Everyone wants opioids to be a priority, but there's a lot of resistance to calling it an emergency," an unnamed senior administration official told Politico.
Aides are reportedly at odds over whether the the Stafford Act, which allows the government to bypass regulations to approve federal funds, can be applied to a situation like the opioid epidemic.
Republican New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie chided Trump Oct. 11 for failing to enact a formal emergency declaration after promising one in early August.
Trump created the Commission on Combating Drug Addiction and the Opioid Crisis through an executive order March 29 and tapped Christie to lead the efforts. In an interim report given to Trump July 31, the commission implored Trump to immediately declare the crisis a national emergency in order to open up greater access to federal resources for states ravaged by drug abuse.
The confusion in the White House is exacerbated by vacancies in key administration positions. Tom Price recently resigned as secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services and Rep. Tom Marino withdrew his nomination to direct Trump's Office of National Drug Control Policy Tuesday after his previous lobbying work for the pharmaceutical industry was exposed.
Data from the National Institute on Drug Abuse released Sept. 7 predicts that the addiction epidemic in America will continue to deteriorate, pushing drug deaths to an estimated 71,600 in 2017. If the estimates prove accurate, 2017 will be the second year in a row that drug deaths surpass U.S. casualties from the Vietnam War.


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Q: Can we create Tikz graph which can be manually modified? I am learning to use tikz, so pardon me if my question is too simplistic.
We currently draw directed graphs of various networks (10-20 nodes, 25 - 30 edges) in ppt, and I feel that this manual process is highly inefficient. I am trying to automate part of it through tikz.
Below is the first 'draft' of the network in tikz. The code, as described below, will produce pdf file which would not be editable.
I fear that my proposal for complete automation will not be taken up, unless I allow the output to be editable by a human editor.
Is it possible that the output of the tikz graph be manually editable, meaning that some edges and nodes, can be manually adjusted?
So ideally i would like to -

*

*Tikz doing the hard work of graph drawing and placing nodes and edges in the correct places.

*None of the edge should go below another node

*It looks like (2) will not always be satisfied (for example: Why does PGF/TikZ 3.0 draw my simple layered graph as non-planar by default?), which is when manual editing would come to play.

If both (1) and (2) can always be satisfied, nothing like it. However, at least for starters, I'll need to ensure that graphs are editable by humans.
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{tikz}
\usetikzlibrary{graphs,graphdrawing}
\usegdlibrary{layered}

\begin{document}

\tikz [nodes={circle,
draw=black!20, thick, fill=blue!50}]
\graph [layered layout] {
{"1", "2","3","4","5","6"} -> {"7"};
{"8","2","3","5","9"}->{"1"};
{"10","3","4","11","5","12","13","15","16"}->{"2"};
{"14","4","5"}->{"8"};
{"3","13","9"} -> {"14"}
};

\end{document}

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For her debut Gilmore Festival recital, Ms. Carissa presents Beethoven's beloved "Pathétique" Sonata, selections from Granados' Goyescas, Op. 11, and Prokofiev's rarely performed, highly lyrical Sonata No. 8.
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The Pleiadians: Remembrance of Our Shared Divinity
Today, we are speaking with an old friend, the Pleiadians. While we who speak from the League of Light are as well Pleiadian, we are nearly all from the world of the stellar neighborhood of Taygeta, called Temmer. We will be in contact in this message with Pleiadians of the star Acyone, from a cluster of worlds. We as Pleiadian humans have a shared history in many ways, though each world carries its own unique history. What we wish to focus on in this communication is our perspective on the present set of circumstances now at play in your world, and how we together can arrive ⇲
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NDOW Curbs Bats Bad Rep During Bat Week
In an effort to help bring awareness to all the good that bats do, NDOW is once again taking part in Bat Week from Oct. 25-31. Bat Week is an annual, international celebration of the role of bats in nature organized by a team of representatives including Bat Conservation International, Organization for Bat Conservation and the U.S. Forest Service. NDOW has scheduled several items for bat week including sending out a bat fact of the day, featuring bats on its weekly Nevada Wild podcast and posting a photo gallery of Nevada bats on the Nevada Wild website at www.nevadawild.org.
Newmark points to a handful of urban myths that have given bats a bad reputation.
Bats are blind – False – Their eyesight is about as good as human eyesight.
Bats get stuck in your hair – False - Bats have a special ability to navigate their dark surroundings using echolocation, a kind of sonar. They can navigate through dark forests where there are leaves, tree branches, and other bats to avoid. They are therefore extremely capable of avoiding a human head of hair.
Bats are flying rats – False – Bats aren't rodents. They are in their own order of mammals, more closely related to primates than to rodents.
All bats drink blood – False – only three species of bats drink blood and all three species are only found in Mexico and Central America.
All bats have rabies – False - Less than 1% of all bats carry the rabies virus. Often times when bats do contract the disease, rather than becoming the foaming mouth aggressive attacker we've seen in movies and books, bats become lethargic and grounded, dying in a short amount of time.
"It's actually kind of funny when you think about all of the misconceptions people have about bats," said Newmark. "The reality is that bats play a pivotal role in almost every ecosystem. They quietly go about all night long eating insects and helping us get rid of pests. But because we don't see them, we often don't appreciate all that they really do for us."
She points to several examples of the benefit that bats play around the world. In tropical systems, they are critical pollinators and seed dispersers. If you like bananas, mangoes, and tequila then you can thank bats as they are responsible for pollinating the plants that produce these products. Closer to home, bats in Nevada and much of North America are all insectivorous, meaning their diet consists of insects like moths, mosquitoes and even scorpions. Bats are the only night-time predators of insects, and without them, insect populations would grow catastrophically. Many of the insects that bats target are severe threats to crops and farmlands.
"A colony of 150 big brown bats can protect local farmers from up to 18 million or more rootworms each summer," said Newmark. "There are 20 million free-tailed bats that live in Bracken Cave in Texas. Those bats eat 250 tons of insects each night. It is unimaginable what our world would be like if we didn't have bats consuming these insects."
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American Idol OG winner and The Voice season 14 coach Kelly Clarkson just dropped a music video for her latest single "I Don't Think About You." The lush and powerful ballad is from the singer's latest album release Meaning of Life.
"'I Don't Think About You' is the moment you realize something has no power over you anymore," The singer shares about the song's meaning. "We all have people and/or situations in life that mold us and sometimes those situations can feel like they're about to break us, but this song is about that morning you wake up and you don't even think about it anymore." Kelly adds, "It holds no power, no weight in your world, and consumes your thoughts no longer. It's a song about freedom, honestly."
Clad in elegant black, Kelly sings against a simple backdrop, while shots of her younger self are depicted dealing with difficult moments in her life. In one scene, Kelly sits at a table while record label suits presumably cut her down. However, in the end–Kelly emerges triumphant.
Watch Kelly Clarkson's "I Don't Think About You" music video below.
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Q: Update DOM after insert in jQuery Let's say I use jQuery to load new content into a specific DIV element. If I now want to catch events from inside that DIV element, I assume the DOM has to be updated somehow? What is the best way to deal with this?
Edit: Here is an example of what I mean:
<html>
  <head>
    <script type="text/javascript" src="jquery-1.3.2.min.js"></script>
    <script>
      $(document).ready(function(){
        $(".edit").click(function(){
          $(this).parent().load("edit");
        });
        $(".view").click(function(){
          $(this).parent().load("view");
        });
      });
    </script>
  </head>
  <body>
    <div class='someid'>
      <input type='submit' class='edit' value='Edit'>
    </div>
  </body>
</html>

where a file edit at the same level contains
<input type='submit' class='view' value='View'>

and a file 'view' contains
<input type='submit' class='edit' value='Edit'>

If you try this out you will see that when you first press Edit, the button changes to View, but then it doesn't change anymore. Why is this?

A: Use live like this:
 $(".view").live("click",function(){
      $(this).parent().load("view");
    });

A: Since jQuery 1.7.x the .live() method is deprecated. Use .on() to attach event handlers. If you are using an older version you should use .delegate() in preference to .live().
As mentioned in the help, the format does not change a lot like shown in this example:

$(selector).live(events, data, handler);                // jQuery 1.3+
  $(document).delegate(selector, events, data, handler);  // jQuery 1.4.3+
  $(document).on(events, selector, data, handler);        // jQuery 1.7+

So since 1.7.x, both, delegate and live have been superseeded by on.

A: jQuery uses "live" events to deal with things happening in dynamically added DOM elements without having to manually add handlers after a content-update.


Stephen McInerney (b. 1976) holds a Doctorate from the University of Sydney (2006), and a Bachelor of Arts (with First Class Honours) from the Australian National University, where he was awarded the University Medal in English in 1999. His doctoral dissertation, The Enclosure of An Open Mystery: Sacrament and Incarnation in the Writings of Gerard Manley Hopkins, David Jones and Les Murray was published by Peter Lang in 2012. In the same year he completed an Advanced Diploma in Theology and Religious Studies at the University of Cambridge, and was awarded the Theological Studies Prize.
Part of the original faculty at Campion, Stephen has taught across the entire literature curriculum offered by the College.
A published poet, his first volume of poetry was recommended in the Times Literary Supplement Books of the Year in 2002. His new volume, The Wind Outside (2016), was recently published by Hardie Grant Publishers.
The Wind Outside. Hardie Grant, 2016.
The Enclosure of An Open Mystery: Sacrament and Incarnation in the Writings of Gerard Manley Hopkins, David Jones and Les Murray. Peter Lang, 2012.
"Integration", in Luciano Boschiero, ed. On the Purpose of a University Education (Melbourne: Australian Scholarly Publishing, 2013): 34-47.
"History, Theology and Development in the Thought of Newman", in Brian Coman, et.al, The Christian View of History and the Revival of the Liberal Arts: A Special Edition of Conor Court Quarterly (Ballan: Conor Court, 2012): 271-284.
"Integrated Learning: Some Reflections on Mary Shelley's Frankenstein" in Geoffrey Caban, ed. Education Through the Liberal Arts (Kensington: Warrane College Monographs, 2010): pp. 61-66.
Chapter 12: " 'Art with its Largesse and its own Restraint': The sacramental poetics of Elizabeth Jennings and Les Murray", in Mary Reichardt, ed. Between Human and Divine: The Catholic Vision in Contemporary Literature (Washington D.C: Catholic University of America Press, 2010): pp. 207-225.
"Les Murray", The New Catholic Encyclopedia: Supplement 2011- Literature, Music and the Arts (Washington D.C.: Gale Publishing, June 2011).
"Elizabeth Jennings", The New Catholic Encyclopedia: Supplement 2011 – Literature, Music and the Arts (Washington D.C.: Gale Publishing, June 2011).
"Seamus Heaney", The New Catholic Encyclopedia: Supplement 2011 – Literature, Music and Arts (Washington D.C.: Gale Publishing, June 2011).
"Ideas for a Way of Life" and "A Summer Morning, Sydney", in Geoffrey Lehmann and Robert Gray, eds. Australian Poetry Since 1788 (Kensington: UNSW Press, 2011).
"Sonnet to Women" in Jamie Grant, ed. 100 Australian Poems of Love and Loss. (Melbourne: Hardie Grant, 2011): p. 93.
"After Wendy Cope" in Jamie Grant, ed. 100 Australian Poems You Need to Know (Melbourne: Hardie Grant, 2008): p. 227.


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Knoll Regeneration Desk Chair Made of Corn, Soy, and PET Bottles (Review)
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I'm slightly afraid to even do a review of an office chair on TreeHugger -- where staff have full-on embraced the standing desk movement (or, anti-sitting movement, as you wish). Mike says a standing desk changed his life and Lloyd has been raving about them for years.
Plus, it seems every week there's a new study released suggesting sitting is slowly killing us: Most recently, one suggests that I, as a woman who regularly exercises, sits just as much as women who are more sedentary. Great.
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But while I do plan to try out the standing desk, I suspect there will be times when I will just need to sit. A perfect world would include both workspace options. Until then, we have the ReGeneration office chair from Knoll, which I had the pleasure of trying out this fall.
Designed by New Zealand's Formway Design this office chair is overflowing with eco cred -- but you would have absolutely no idea looking at it. This, I believe, is essential for a mass-market release, so Knoll earns major bonus points here. But then again, Knoll is a major player when it comes to office systems and has been rolling out high-quality office furniture for decades, so this shouldn't come as a surprise.
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flexible back netting employs rapidly-renewable materials derived from corn byproducts the chair is 2% rapidly-renewable by weight
44% to 48% are recycled materials, including high postconsumer recycled content from plastic water bottles in the frame and arms
upholstery foam uses biobased content derived from soy
Says Paul Wilkinson of Formway Design:
It is very, very important that we have the whole environmental perspective on the whole project so it's not just about recycled content. It's also about shipping efficiencies it's about what happens to the product at the end of life. So ensuring that throughout the process it's very much holistic is the idea of environmental performance in the product.
While I am a fairly tech-savvy person, don't ask me to program the remote. This chair came to me fully assembled -- but Knoll says it breaks down in to two parts, easily connecting at the base (I have yet to figure that out).
The few gears it has are easily to wrap your mind around. Arm rests raise a good six inches thanks to a side lever. These also move a few inches towards you or away -- depending on how you want to rest your elbows. Beneath the seat, a lever on the right makes height-adjustment a breeze and a lever on the left pulls the seat forward or back. All were self-explainable after a few minutes of exploration.
I also didn't experience that slow sink or rapid height change with abrupt movements that some office chairs (embarrassingly) seem to come with.
Since the chair weighs less than 30 pounds, it was easy to hike it up six flights of stairs to my apartment and less carbon is consumed with shipping.
Knoll says:
ReGeneration has seven major parts, requires 10 standard screws for assembly and weighs just 26 pounds—37% less material and 11 pounds lighter than the Generation chair, which itself is approximately 20% lighter than most high performance chairs.
In his review for Wired, Michael Calore gushes about the optional lumbar support found on the back. My chair didn't come with that, but I wish it did, as the back as is seems a bit too flexible to my liking. Yet as a serial lean-in-over-the-desk slumper, I do feel the chair forces me to sit in a way beneficial to lumbar support. With my back pressed against the netting, my back is straight and my feet are planted on the floor. I'm 5'5 -- but the chair seems to have plenty of room on either end to suit smaller or larger folks.
As I tend to roll around a fair amount while I work -- to grab the phone, put a book away etc. -- I pay particular attention to wheels. Regeneration passes the roller test with flying colors, offering a nice smooth ride.
Like to lean back on put your feet on your desk? This chair is not for you.
I have no complants about the seat cushion at all -- it's supremely comfortable, and it allowed me to do away with the pillow I've used for years.
Regeneration has a nice slim silhouette, but it would be more at home in a corporate office than surrounded by teak mid-century modern Danish furniture, as it now is. I wish the frame was white instead of dark gray, but at the moment color options are limited to the back netting and the seat cushion.
This is a solid, comfortable high-quality office chair with a relatively low price point compared to similar offerings and other Knoll desk chair releases. On the green front, it is lightyears away from what's on the market -- and manufacturers should take note and imitate.
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Knoll ReGeneration chair, starting at $800)
It's super green -- but you wouldn't know by looking at it or sitting in it.
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